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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19
Noted French Lawyer Residing in New
York Passes Away.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1i.-Charles Adolnhe
Pineton. Marquis de Chambrun and Mar
quis q AmfaeyiIle. the legal adviser of the
French government IN this country, died
Yesterday in the Chelsea apartment house
in West Twenty third street. He has
been i'll SOME time. but the direct cause OF
his death was stroke OF paraiy iysis
on August2 His wIte. who was in Paris
al the time. was formed hy cable. and.
after exhaUstmg ali possible means to
reach her husbands bedside before his
death She arrived with her daughter half
an hour after he had expired. NIth the
fail Of Napoleon III. he discarded his title
and never rntnrrel 10 il.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19
Appropriation for Relief.

The Russian government las pro-
yided 22,OO0,0 900 roubles as fund for
the relief of distress among the po rer
classes, owing to the failure Of grain
crops and other reasons. official re-
ports show that the harvests have ut
terly failed in thirteen Russian prov
inces and partially i'll eight other prov
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19

nave confessed, saying they want
ed 10 steal the clothes of the
murdered boy and so pushed him into
the water. Crawford went down on his
knees, and. kneeling on the drowning
boys head, held him down until he
finally ceased struggling. They then
stripped the body of the clothes, dried
them and obtained some money upon
them at pawnshop. This led to their
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19

within the federal patronage of the
state-that of collector of customs of
the port of New York. He succeeded
Collector Ehrhardt less than two
months ago. Mr.. Fassett was born in
Eimlra, \. Y, November 13, 1853. lie
entered the University OF Rochester,
whence he graduated, taking afterward
a post graduate course at the University
of Heidelberg, Germany. On return
ing 10 the United States he studied law
and it Is curious fact that he WIS adj.
mltted to the bar on the motion of Gov.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19
BALMACEDA IS SAVED.
On United States War Ship Bound for
California.

VALPARAISO, Sept. 15.-Balmaceda has
escaped from the clutches Of his enemies,
and is now safe on the high seas under
the protection OF the United States flag.
All the time the soldiers Of the Junta We're
guarding the passes OF the Andes
TO prevent his getting into the AT
gcntine Republic. and tie police OF the new
provisional government were searching
the m0naSterieS In and around Santiago
for the fugitive. he was ii hiding in this
city. Finally, disguised IS a drunken
United States sailor. Balmaceda made his
way on board the san Francisco. Admiral
Browns flagship. and claimed protection.
Tie San Francisco left Valparaiso last
evening for Caliao, whence sne Will pro-
eeed 10 California.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19
Where is the Chm >

In view of the threatening aspect OF
the political situation, Signor Colom-
DO. Italian minister Of finance,
proposes TO increase the amount
of taxation by from l5,0oo.0JO to
20,00O.Goo lire. The government
ton of the men-of-war now being built,
and has ordered others to Spezzia aud
Naples to complete their arms. At the
same time all merchantmen classed as
cruisers have been ordered to sail to
given points Immediately to ship guns
and munitions.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19
The Robbers foiied.

There was soldiers reunion at IF
tingham, H., on the llth, and while
the street was lined with people two
men stepped into the First National
Bank, and, presenting revolvers
at the head of Cashier Joseph
Partridge. demanded the cash. The
cashier started as II 10 comply with the
demand, but stepped behind the safe
door and yelled tor help. One Of the
robbers sprang over the private en-
trance, grabbed what money he could,
sprang out, and the two escaped. The
alarm was given and hundreds Of peo-
pie started in pursuit. The robbers
were surrounded, and surrendered.
The money they had taken, $500 was
recovered. Tney gave the names Of
Wm. Mcclure and II. o'Nell
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19
\ Terrible .i.tern atISc.

An epidemic Of diphtheria is raging
in the province Of Tambof. Russia.
Mothers purposely place their children
in the way Of contagion, preferring to
see them die Of the disease rather than
starve. The distress of the people is so
great that foals can he bought from
farmers for shilling each
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19
Cholera in India,

BOMBAY. Sept. l2.-Cholera in a severe
form has broken out on board Ii. y. 5.
Blanche and II. NJ. = Marathon, now at
Bombay. There have been twenty
eight cases of that disease on board the
two ships within twenty-four hours.
Six deaths have already occurred
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19
rr,~n.., aCoaI Eunker

MONTREAL. sept. 1.-THE report sent
cnt Yesterday, thtt the BODY
found in the steamer Fremont
fr IN Newcastle was thar OF woman,
-. mistake The body wa-
th4t of man. a coal trimmer. which
,,..s arnd ri the bottom Of one Of the
.1lEersIn very deconposei state
lie i supposed 10 have been smotLered
hv me Goa! Wien they were filing the
bankers in the Tyne River.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19

TOPEKA. kss., Sept. II -.IoseBh En-
gland. the weaIthieSt farmer III
this county ana very prom
nent local politician, was found
dead IN 4 well at lis barn this morning.
Is The pump was ont oI order. i l. ssD-
posed tia; while drawing aateT from t1.-
well with rope NT. England vas over
come by 1t OF dizziness and fell IN.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19
Iron Works Burned,

The Wilmington Iron Works at New
castle, Del, burned on the 18th, and
500 hands are thrown out Of employ
ment. The loss will amount to 800, 900
and is covered by insurance The fire
was caused by sparks from the iron
rolls
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19
YACHT Run DOWN BY YATUG.
Two Men Drown in Accident in State d
Island sound.

ELIZABETH. y. J.. sept. l4.-Early yes
terday morning = SlooP-Ugged Yacht
ryt.lc cruising II Staten Island >c8nd. " as
run INTO by d tug boat and cap>lZed.
Henry FairChIld ana Waiter nodd- young
men residents II Orange. were dro"neL
Aluer- and II nrg Stea art. also o. Grange.
head an 10 TaA T-caed boat and were
saved. The bodies OF FaLTehild and Dodd
have not been recOYeIed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19

POM Ii l.s"N. N..h.. sept. II Because
.Ea VIZ Gsge NiEh breakfast Thelo Kyun
p9rHl. q a.- WIfr TINS morning. and neigh
t.Is -iZsd Ia - ter rescue. kEhn cot
M -1Ia III elarrInd III contents into the
ne k III S-GsIer Mcdonald. aIiling him IN
sj4ltIY kyhn escaped aud a posse Is
after him,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19
BANK DESK TO PRISON CELL
The Two Kennedy.. of Philadelphia, Civ
en- Ten Years Zach.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Sept. 11.-EX-
President Francis ". Kennedy and ex-
Cashier Henry II. Kennedy, OF thu
wrecked Spring Garden National Bank,
were to-day sentenced b. Judge Butler in
the United states circuit court + ten years
Imprisonment each, for crimes committed
il connectIon with tie LOgtlLg of The nanN.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19
Dropped Dead At a Fire.

CINCINNATI. O.. Sept. l5.-The hosiery
factory OF Klein * Sons at John and Belts
streets burned after / o'clock this
morning The loss is $4,000 wIh
insurance covering the loss. Chief
l!u.he.. OF The fire department.
was badly cut il he face by falling glass,
aud v as Tcmoy 10 his home. Mrs. VIII
lam Sellers, ~ eft her horss near hy
fearing that her house wo.sld burn. died
suddenly OF heart disease aggravated by
me excitement
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19
FATAL DEPRAVITY.

Two Small Boys Murder Their Compan-
ion and Pawn His Clothes.
Two lads named Crawford and Shear
on, aged about years, were arrested AT
liverpool on the 18th, charged with
numbering one OF their comrades, =
bov also about : years old. They
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19
NEWS IN BRIEF,
The Official Report.

An official report on the recent hur-
rlcane IN Martinique makes the total
number Of killed $40.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19
The New Florida Senator.

EN-COngressman Il. II. NJ Davidson
has been appointed United States SEN
ator by the governor OF Florida to sue
ceed Mr.. Call
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19
EasoETT IS THE CHOICE.
.ba Standard Bearer of New
lie VIII pe pan,br.cans.

U,u be the Sthhtsari "' 20 "
hs York Republicans.
ROCHESTER, \. y, Sept. The Re
rI,.an STATE convention was called to
W Gv cen. Knapp, chairman of the
80 80 .a.nmittee, at few inmates past
Ia o,r,ark. During nearly all of last
I'm through the forenoon to-day
til. - narrx managers ana friends Of tn
5fl3ta. Tor the various Off
wara busy in arranging
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19

Claire. that he had hepn Eidnanni rom
home and taken 10 that STATE when .
mere youth, is a son Of Mrs. Anna
Harold. of iiincklv. Mimi. Il is also
thought that he may be the son Of c.
'" smith, of Eau Claire,
+. ". Dew ART, Of Boston. member
of the Harvard class OF lS@0, has been
spending some time in tine vicinity OF
Barron. looking for specimens OF micro
scope botany for use IN Harvard Col
lege.
SNAIL fruits are successfully grown at
Ashland There are several varieties
of plums. tnat do exceedingly well.
Percy Beaser has in his Garden several
bearing trees which Weld a large crop
this wear.
Tur Northeastern rrnhcr rC,n,rer,'s
shincle mill at PorteryIIIe Fan (loira
County. burned with = loss of SI5ono
fully insured
JIa,.,,as 10, - :. :.
NCn+raaI ,.r,I,ar rorr,.a,, - 'l.,1
s,-as i, Ashland Cor,,,. ~ . g.,t -.
in NIfrhirsn frr !, consf,arat;nn nf ga
600.
P,,, M " : I1,r,,-,,,. -, 49,, H.
S,rna. lIa:r H.. t,l.i' - iN,h-
III - - "' ="
VIII accept can to the second Method
Isl 'hHF&h OF l'elroH.
llIE Ashland pulp mt.l IS to he re-
bulit. About SIn.'tD Wilt be invested
III 'he he" enterprise.
WHILE a special train on the North
western road was passing through
Verona, an old man was struck and
almost instantly killed His name was
heller, and he was = years Old.
\ HEAVY rain and hail storm fell al
Ashland on the I!th. II il estimated
thousands OF dollars of damage has
been done TO crops throughout the dis
trIct. \ heavy "lnd prevailed and sey-
era! boats on the hay were caPsllcd.
No lives were lost. \ ePeCla! from ron
hlEef SAYS cyclone RACED there at >
clock. y hHmNer ol trees were torn
up by the roots, ami the roof of Pet
tingIil h"tel was smashed IN hy falling
trees. he total damage by the storm
cannot hc estimated.
AEuUr August ~, Mrs. Edward ropke.
Of the town of seymour, this county,
gave hirin to 4 chIld. The father was
seen 10 bury 1t IN the woods by neigh
hurs few DAYS later These fact, we're
reported to the authorities and an in
quest was held over The body al Fail
'fttE After the evidence was FL IN
the Iuty returned verdict OF death ~
WIsttNl neglect. After the decision, the
mother created sensation hy Stating
thai She ,s""thercd the child when It
Was two hours o.d, and Was Wiling t"
suffer the cone"s iu"ntes. Mrs. F"uNe j.
!" years old ahi mas hten inarr".t tour
months. She c.a;nea her h'isi,an4 hat
L"'tL'HG ~ u" " I'H hhnH@ '!t emu oIt
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19
The Columns Gave Way.


The tale OF the horrible disaster in
Park Place, New York, resulting in the
death OF sixty-Odd human beings, Is
now ended with the verdict OF the jury.
The Jury found that the people killed
lost their lives by the collapse OF the
buildings. Nos. Is, 20, - and II
Park Place, caused by the Civ
ing away of the supporting columns
near the middle Of the ground floor
due 10 some sudden shock applied 10
said columns, and not primarily due to
their apparent inherent weakness. The
iury was unable to find whether the
breaking Of these columns was due to
an explosion or not. The jury recon-
mended legislation authorizing the fire
department 10 periodically inspect all
buildings used for printing, manutact-
pring and storage purposes.
Revolutionary Movement.
Madrid advices say that the govern
ment * in posseSsi on of evidence going
to show conspiracy for the overthrow
Of the monarchy ami the establishment
OF a republic There is no doubt that
the recent Barcelona outbreak was
a premature explosion of q sec
ton Of mine that the rev
olutionists abroad and At home
have been for some time engaged in
LAYING The conspiracy is said to be di-
rected from Paris and To have branches
in London and Lisbon, the oyerthrOw
of the Portuguese monarchy and the
substitution of an lberian republic that
will take IN the whole peninsula, being
in the programme. The queen regent
has for some time past been taxing
enerIetiC steps TO detect the arch
conspirators, and defeat their ma
chinations. The army IS IN bet
ter condition than for many
wears. but there Is no certainty that its
LOYALTY can be depended upon, a. the
Republican propaganda has honey
comhed both the army and navy. Not
withstandinc official secrecy, there Is
sufficient evidence that the cravest ap-
prehensioDs are felt, and that while
the authorities are cropping IN the dark
they have d well-formed idea that a
crisis Of the utmost gravity for the
Spanish monarchy i approaching.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19

this year because we make then Il his couu-
try and the tar doSs cot touch homemade
goods II We make enough OF them. That's .
mighty good reason why we should make
sr,,,,sh Of then, isn't IL P-Ns.c York Press
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-09-19
4 Tarin Picture.

Ladies', the Mckinley bin has not advanced
he price Of needless They cost
SI.IO
Evening journal., 1891-06-17
wELL-kNowN PERSONS.

Mr.. Andrew Carnegie Is now 55 years
old. He Is little man-not SO tall as
General Grant was.
William D. Howells has been an author
since 1850, when his first venture into
literature was published by Columbus
CO.. printer.
Miss Gamers wealth goes to augment
the harvest Of dollars annually earnervd
by thrifty Englishmen Of title fror.
American heifesses.
Both Of Henry Irving's sous have def
nitely decided to 20 upon the stage.
The younger, Lawrence, had originally
intended to enter the diplomatic service.
The most popular cabinet officer among
the women employees OF the Departments
At Washington is Secretary Rusk. who
treats his clerks with fathsrly bensvo
lence.
General Buffers last victory in the
johnson habeas corpus case will bring him
host Of congratulations. II was one
OF the great triumphs OF the generals
long and brilliant legal career.
John w. Bookwalter of Ohio. the art
connoisssur and politician, has spent !
great deal Of money experimenting q In fly-
ing machines he believes such ma
chine as among the possibilities.
Evening journal., 1891-06-17

you better than can, and you would be
happier with her, while would be hap.
pier with Valvegei
But have spent fifteen days search
ing for you. replied her husband. II
could have earned 90 on each of the days
| spent looking for You. Am to lose
both wife and money!
Suppose | give you the $50, y
suggested Yalvegei, and Desiderio
accepted the proposition. The money
was handed over, and there would
probably have been no more trouble but
for Policeman Gehl, who had been called
in by the neighbors when the quarrel
began. Yalvegei thereup9n conceived
the idea Of recovering his money by
accusing Desiderio Of stealing it.
After trial Desiderio was acquitted
This perfectly sensible and agreeable
arrangement might still have been
satisfactorily consummAted and adjust ed
to Italian methods IL valvcgei had not
been lmpeded In the attachment Of per.
fect hSppiness by another wife and three
childrea from whom he was separated,
under contract to contribute 25 cents
day to pErchsse the Injuries Of life for
them. Wien Mrs. Desiderlo came, of
course Valvegei stopped those munifcent
remit tances to Mrs. VAlvegei.
A threatening calm now hangs over
the three macaroni establishments Des-
iderio has $50 but no wife; valvegei has
pretty Mrs. Deslderio who is likely to
prove lively possession, though Ot his
wife; Mrs Valyegei has her three chill
dren but no husband and no remittances.
IL Is difficult to imagine how this tenn
porary cessation of hostilIties will end
how this suspicious peace will be broken
But 1t is not at all unlikely that Desiderio
may accept his wife's advice and find an
older woman and ready made family in
the abandoned Valvegeis, provided, that
ne does not come from the impatient
stock Of southern Italy, and feel tempted
to regain possession OF his rainbow wife
by stabbing his young rival. Mrs
Valvegei may plod on In patient poverty
till fortune shall bring oetter husband
than either the seller or the purchaser Of
Mrs. Desderio.
This Is typical Italian romance.
The only thing unusual about It Ia that |
L occurred In New York. The pathetic |
story Of he"House by the Medlar Tree, |
translated by w. d. Howslls, relating |
he petty woes Of the sombre life Of an
Italian fishing village. contains many |
uch romances where the participants
re still more liable to sudden and tenn
'estuous social squalls which always
decrease the population.
Evening journal., 1891-06-17

The Morning News is considerably
worked up about an editorial in the
Dover Delawarean, and has taken several
ineffective and unsatisfactory whacks At
IL. Here is another.
The DelawArean has not proDsrlv
anAiyzed the reasons for the Democratic
rout OF June 8 II was the result Of a
general determination TO get rid. 40 far
- possible, Of the Diekey- DonAhoe- ], I'd
combination.
That exhibits the same pettifopalps
defence Of the beer and bribery pomina-
tion and the stolen and Illegal tax re-
ceipt election that Attorney HAYES
adopted for the defense Of assaulter
Mitchell. II is doubtless not only the
best. but the only defence the News bas
Attorney Clarke defended Cumming for
cheating BY attacking the Prince OF
Wales for gambling. Such de-
lenses all belong to the
same class but sensible people con
denim Mitchell, Bach, Colouboup
Cotton and pity the poor, misguided
deceived and debauehed negroes all the
same. Il is useless. as we'll as silly, to
cry stop thief At the alleged "Dickey-
Donahoe-Lee combination, while Cotton,
Pierce and the neg-oes run away with
one lot Of spoils and Mitchell, Cotton and
the negroes run away with another lot Of
spoils. The News knows that Dlckev,
DonAhOe and Lee have nothing to do
with the case " Mitchell, the Republican
managers and the men put in office by
sheir methods are on trial now.
Evening journal., 1891-06-17
The Yoathor

Indications for the Middle States a..
day Fair weather will prevail with
slight temperature changes, but inereas-
ing sultriDess, with light southerly n
westerly winds, followed by a slight fall
lakes 'A0
New York Herald Forecasts. Within
the past thirtY-slx hours coplous showers
have fallen at some parts Of almost ali
the agricultural districts Of the country
Ihe small eool anti-cyclone on the lakes
Temperature fell slightly in most sac-
tions Of the United States YESTERDAY /.
the chief minimum reported wss 40 ds-
grees Fahr., at Santa Fe, N M; the
chief maxima reported were 96 at Boston
VA at Raleigh. N. @, 9S at Portland, Me.
and 100 at Troy, ~ Y. The "warm
wave" will slowly move over the Atlantic
bsynards thermometer. z a. m. s5.
y a. m, "a II a. m, 49,; pm, s5'
Evening journal., 1891-06-17
LEMON ErrxER.
Flsasant. EleEant. RslIabIs.

FIeAsAntI EIegant, Reliable.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For feyers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness,n nervousness and pal.
p'tation Of the heart, take Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir
For all sick and nervous headaches.
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation. take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not fail
you in any Of the above named diseases
al Of which arise from torpid or dis
essed liver, stomach, kidneys or bowels
Prepared only by Dr.. q. MOTLEY. At
lanta, Ga. SOC and 81 per bottle, at drug.
gists.
Evening journal., 1891-06-17
ITALIAN soclAl EQUALS.

The little Italian woman dressed in all
the colors Of the rainbow, Mrs. Desiderio
denoveae, was young and pretty. Her
husband was "a years old, and not hand
some sbe ran away from Desiderio
and from Greenpoint, l. l., where they
had lived more or less turbulently.
After fifteen days search Desidsrio
traced his pretty rainbow to Valvegei's s
house IN New York. Valvegei is only 25.
and handsome.
There was good chance for some one
to lose his life in the quarrel which
ensued II Mrs. Dresiderio had not inter
posed
You are-too old husband for me. +"
she said. ''An older woman would Ike
Evening journal., 1891-06-17
Contract Awarded

At last evenings session of the Street
and Sewer Directors the weekly pay-roll
OF 800, II. was ordered paid The bal.
ance In bank to current expenses was
reported to be $3.50 "a; intercepting
sewer, $6, $50. .s5; total. $12.4 All. .0l. The
city auditors collection amounted to
$40. William Campbell was allowed
S2OO on account of grading
done. Bids for grading Twenty
fourth street were received and the con.
tract awarded to John Logue at 26 cents
per cubic yard The secretary was in
structed to notify City Council that the
departments accounts had not been
audited according to law.
Evening journal., 1891-06-17
RAILROADS.
DAlLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AN
T. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

| N@@21AADh14fHlA. WILMINGTON AMI
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
1T Trains Yin leave Wilmington as follows
5o o. " fS fsS1gr1ies 81 % d + - i s5 40 S
anS ~ ~ d o. sN.o 10, IL, 8 So, SOS. 30. O5
H5s, IS 45. tS5, 90 10, 40. and I 10 20 'r rn
. Gor Chester sexpressj, I65. $50. fs1'
sS9 s59 g90 S47, II 81 m, Il 90. Sir. 50, 7S.
.Accemmodation, 6s5. s56. rm am ma
II II y m, II IS. .. 45, s5 30 10, SaO and
New York. 55. ss5. sa.sm. sm mn
i6 n q Is 81, ~ ~ ~ A. lssso lsS so az
ror Boston, without change, s 56pm "'
For West Chester, via Lamokin. 3 n. ana
~ a M 2 IS and IS pm. A''1
stations, 40 N, IL 81 snd 0 30 D m -
BaItlmore and intermediate stations i01E
%. ~. ~ y 40 and cs IN and 12 10 night.
Baltimore and Washington, 4I, s.ol.au
"a "a " snd "a I 90 % m lsos lb 20s S, 5
Trains for Delaware Division ieava sor.
iSew ~ oS5astis; sn ~, lllS ms st6, s5O. 40.
Georgetown. 8 Is a m. 8 50 D. IA.
For Rehobotf, a-l5 a M
harrington. Dsinaar. and way. stations, 8 Is,
Express for Dover. Harrington and Delmar.
II W m % PM and IL OF night.
Franklin City 10 a m 1
Express for Cape Charles Old Point covn-
fort, and Norfolk II 0s a M and IL Of nighs.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for vvu.
mington, lexpressl 5o7 20. I n. 81, . 10. 10 "a
10 q. II ls, NJ. +le 35s 30, 2 o. Oh, 40i. AT
50s 8 20 eO7. e57, 70. IL 10, II 30. , m, and
Accommodation, 9 rs, S4o. 1923. Mss
8s 22s, 10, 90, 46, ~, 49, 10 0S, 10 40 and
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpress), S. p55 4m
sS9 90 Il 81 m. lls9, o., b17. So, %. Os.
Accommodation, ZOO. sos. am. 1a1r.1n
~. ~ and 10 30 M.
For Chester lexpressl. 1 IS. so, Q 90, I5I
D II, q O6, 3U and I&p m.
Accommodation. z OU, U.s. a m 1210 l45
~, 70 and 10 30 d M. =
For New York lexpress), / So. as. an. Tm
o.eI y 0l M, 1910. 1.3D, 3 04, 4 10, 617 65S
70 II. o., and 10 30 d m.
For Boston, without change s. 6bBnm
For West Chester, via Lamokin. los A m.
and ? m.
For New Castle, $50 pmaad IL O8 night.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort ana
Norfolk, 12 Of night. ',-A
FELTON,, Harrington, BridgevilIe, Seaford
Laurel and Delnar, 12 OF night.
baiLmore and Washington, 4 40, 8 OIL 10 rs
m, " o. %, +o O3. 40, 20 p m and l2 40 light
Baltimore, only 06 p M and ~ 10 night.
Leave philadelphia, Broad street, for WI
night
Accommodation, s85, IOss, am. 1924
2 %, 10, 8 IS. 10 03 and II Ss p m.
For further information passengers are ra-
ferred TO the ticket office at the station
Trains marked thus ~ are Limited 4 xpream-
composed entirely Of Pullman Parlor ana
Dining Cars.
CHAS. K, PUGH, JH. WOOD
General Mansger. Gen. Pass. Agent