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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-25
For q chnnre Of r..n

Charles obaidL, the plaintiff In am action
sssinst J. j. Rauer to recover damages for
the alleged wrongful carting away OF certsin
paving blocks. of which Obaidi was the n, an.
ufacturer, mas moved for change Of yggns
% santa cara county, the rsasoD given be-
there. and are dependent upon their earn.
lngs Tor the supports Of themselves and fam
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-The rains have impelied some holders to
advance their ASKING rates to 61s@65sc. but no
safes apove the quotation below are yet reported.
Calcutta, May and June. 6sSsc: Wool Bags S6A3Sc
CANNED FRuIrS-Contnue firm and in fair
inquiry Strawberries are selling at 80 35
we quote. standard goods: Apricots, 1902 I5 a
dozeii reaches, ~ 3ZlsG2 80 Is doz for freestone;
q dozel
CANNED VEGETABLES - Tomatoes s5ct9sI:
Peas, 81 1901 IS; String Beans, 9Sc@Si q dozen
CoFFEE-h good local and overland demand is
reported ana the market Is firm. Quotations are |:
zU%4 92l blc Tor prime washed Guatemala; 20I49
2oaac Tor good washed Guatemala; l9I402Oc for
FAIR washed Guatemala; 1734@ol9c for medium
mixed vita black beans; Ice FOR good unwashed SAL
Vador 15gl7lRc for inferior TO ordinary qualities
CoAL-Weak at the recent general decline. Coal
IS now coming In heavily The receipts for the past
MT hours foot mp about so 900 TONS making
ABOUT l12Ooo tons thus far this mouth. Stocks are
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Unfortunate Dead.

Two inquests were held by Coroner's
jures last night. 1t was found that DIR.
Walter II. A. Hodgdon of 327 Geary street
died from an overdose of chloroform acct
ddrntally administered by himself, and it was
SMe ed that Lottie Larsen, who died at 627
5eaib street two. weeks ago, came to her
ueast Lrom dose of vitri0l or sulphuric
dclu TAKEN With suicidal infant
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-25

Marie Weber mas petItioned for letters
OF e,r-~fdlahship over the person and estate
Oh Mrs. Gottiob Groezinger, who is alleged
&c DE Of unsound nina. She was separated
a few months ago from her husband, who
resides N Rapa, the latter having procured
the dismissal Of a divorce suit AGAINST him
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To RuiId anhInan

Articles Of incorporation have been filed
by. the Cooperative Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION: Directors-Samuel Bloom. d.
Leyitsky, j. w. Smith, J. Holling, w. W.
Rednail, George II. Lee and Joseph NJ. Dill
lon capital stock. $4,000, 600, of which S32,-
600 has been subscribed.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-25

A special meeting OF the stockholders of
the Blythe Company was called for yester-
day TO elect Board of Directors, who will
serve until the next annual meeting. As
there was rot quorum present the meeting
adjourned
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-25

The copious rains have tended to make all de-
scriptions more less firm. as stock men arg no
longer obliged TO market their cattle veal now
ever. is more abundant and weaker, the Othee a =
scrlBtions showing no change in price Wholesaie
BEEF-First quality. 696I2c; second quanIy'
. 1ac: third do, 465c.
VEAL-Large.. 5@D7c: small Calves, Sl9S sac
MuTTON-W etherS, SI5t19c; Ewes, S9SH2c
SPRING LAMB-l5c q %.
PORk-Llve Hogs 4JaG3Issc q 10 for heavy nara
granted and ASSET Tsc light average do; STOCK
Hogs. 4g41sc . 10; dressed do, 1850 q ID.
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Broke Its Agreement.

John Norton, who in August. 1890, invested
sloOo In the capital stock Of the Callustro
company, on the understanding that his
Wages would be raised, and that the stock
WI wHui u pe bought back when he desired to
s s5n nas SUED the compony to recover the
Sd09o INVESTED, and also s6l4 due for services
bH v bis "a oy him as its Superintendent also
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victims horse and turned southwark with
out glance at my trail, which was certainly
large enough to be seen readily.
| came down from NV hiding place and
marched back to camp with Queer feeling
of horror "-Teyas Stftinps
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Enrlish What ,r.r,-..

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 24-The spot market is firm
at rs 10zad. Cargoes are higher at SOS Cd for on
coast oss Sd for just shipped and S9s Sd for nearly
due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations; February, rs 9I4d March,
Is 934d; April, Is s$ld; May rs 914d; June rs
sad; July, as Sd; August, as SAD.
SECURITIES
LONDON. Feb. 24.-Conso,s 90 1915; United
States Bonds-4's l22Ea; DO. 41a's, l041s; Silver.
44l4; Rentes. 95f Toe
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Cavanaugh,s Examination.

Tie preliminary examination of Police
Officer James E. Cayanaugb,s charged
with manslaughter for having shot and
Killed John G. May, the boycotting brewery
workman, on the 18th inst, was concluded
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-Propertv Accountants For,

Ex-Judge 7. II. Rearden, referee. in the
matter of the estate of Henry s. Smith, de-
ceased has flied his report finding that the
property on hand to be accounted for by the
executor is as follows: Lot on. Seventh
street. valued at $4,000; iewelry and plate,
$3.50; lot in Masonic Cemetery, $500; cash,
$50, 1888 Sc. Total, S25, 93S Sc:
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Judgment for the pIaintifr.

In the case of E. c. Wordin against his
partner E. p. Virgin for a dissolution of
the partnership and an accounting. ,Jndga
Levy has decided for the plaintiff and
awarded him $780, which includes the COST
of the suit. w.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-25

DONE cheat yocrseER
out OF a good cooke Ey
taking a poog im4 tatioa
for the genuine Seal OF
Nor tn Carolina plu9
Cut Tobacco.
fe5 cod Sm ep
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Retail prices are: Rough Pine, $50 q ex-
lengths. higher: selected, $25; clear. $3i: noor
ing, $32 for No. l. 1877 SO Tor fancy S2I for NO q:
stepping. S320s2; r. ugh Redwood, No. l, 81; SCI
ond uuality. $l7: selected. $50; Shingles, ~ 70:
Lath, 1905 %; Pckets, $50 for Pine and $lS ZOE
RedWo God Tor rough SS7 for fancy.
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New York Markets..

a.
NEW YORK, Feb 2I.-1he stock market was dull
and lower and closed heavy. The lowest prices to-
day were generally only slightly lower than Satur-
days closing. Governments. dull. Petroleum
March closed at 76c.
NEW YORK. Feb 24-United States Bonds AZ
1le1A; do. 41.'s, l02; Northern. Pacific 2S1s:
Canadian Pacific 741a; Central Pacific, At; Union
Pacific, 441ya Atehison, 37ss; wels-Fargo, 40;
Western Union, s11s; Silver. 96s4c: Sterling
New YORK. Feb 24.-whcat. cash, 81 1lss;
March, 81 O9ss "
Fiour-Steady.
Coffee-Sl7 rs.
Sugar-51s@5$ $40
Hops-Pacihc Coast. 29934c.
Hides-l3I2c.
Copper-Lake. Sl4 25.
Tin-Spet. $l9 SO.
Lead-Domestlc, 81 35.
Iron-$I4.
Petroleum-March. rs.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Feb. 24.-wheat, cash. $3.50
Corn-53i4c.
Pork-$9 35.
Lard-$5 so.
Ribs-S4 So.
Whisky-Sl IL
Fine Silver.
Quotable at s61ac Q ounce.
Mexican Dollars.
ouOtable at 7s@7sc.
New York Exchange.
New York Exchange. zoe for sight drafts and
30c for telegraphlc.
Sterling Exchange.
Bankers sight drafts. 81 SO; bankers sixty-day
bills 81 s64.
The Wool Market.
New YonK, Feb. "a. = Wool is hrm Domestic
= IN
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AoaSISG sALEs
boards Ferries r, SO: 4 V Water e5: Is
40; 20 X :; 20 do, e514; $1,000 p OF Cal 81 Bonds
liz; $3ooO Market-st Cable Bonds, l22Ia.
AFTERNOON SAILS.
Board-22 S Water 94Is: 30 GaslIrbt
5SI4; 80 Cal Electric Light, Is 5a
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-25

az Inc meeting of the Police Commission
els neid last night Officer James A. Manning
a wds dismissed is; from the force for being
Manning was appointed in Febraar Une isSo
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-25

Posts. 91ac each Redwood. IS 80 p cord; gay;
rough S7617 %; do, peeled, 50 so; Pine, ~ q
cord; Railroad Ties, 30GD34e apiece.
TASBARk-GroUnd bark. S24 r. ton.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-25

v The VIII Of Mrs. Elizabeth Fogg Of New
ertant of soae oS charitable requests to the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-25

Steamers to sail to-day the Umatiila for Vic
toria and Puget Sound, the Newborn for Mexico
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN sTEAMERs.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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Prices were several cents higher than in the last
preceding session. Seller '9l-25O0, 81 OF; 200,
SlO3$z: 100, 81 OBS; 100. 81 031a; 800, 81 0314.
Buyer season-1OO, 81 2S1s; 100. 81 20; 100,
: "a: 301s: 500, 81 3OIG; 500 81 81. Buyer '9l,
after August lst-lD0, 81 O6; 100 81 06I4 100.
81 065s; 100, 81 O61a
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-02-25

J James. Sacramento
J + Robinson, Sa Quirtin
DR. Biondin, Stockton
w Walsh. san Rafael
5 l. Franklin, New York
J w Sultan, New York
w kendel, Sacramento
II l. StenSou, Sacramento
L Gibson. Sacramento
Z Can, Sacramento
w w Plumb, Sacramento
A 7 Paulson. NaDa
A l. Nelson, Napa
J Nj Cohu, Sacramento
) II Lockwood. New York
) McCord a WI. Napa
Il I Noble, Napa
IL j COrcoran, Stockton
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Produce Market,

FlOUR-Superhne grades and Bakers extras have
been advanced in sympathy with the rise in Wheat.
Family extras remain unchanged. There is good
demand for superdne for Japan. Net cash prices
are: Family extras. 81 1894 %; Bakers extras,
81 2091 S0 city superfne, sS@@ so; interior
brands, $4@i 20 for extras and $5@3 80 2 Dbl for
suDerGne.
WHEAT-Freights are very firm at 40s, iron,
United Kingdom, Hayre Antwerp, with very
fair call for tonnage. The chartered Wheat feet in
port has registered tonnage of 50 $50. against
T3.50J tons the same date last year: disengaged.
274l2 tons, against Il l00 the way to this port,
267,134 tons, against $4,000 the same date In
1890. Wheat continues in good demand and prices
are firm at a further advance. Business last week
was remarkably heavy. No. l, 81 40; No. ., 81 IS
81 371s: choice. 81 11491 421; extra choice for
milling 81 4212@I 43$4 Sonora, ST. 37E2@I $3.50
DO for milling, 81 4o@l Ala q ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNISs.
The market advanced 1lhc Buyer '9I-1OO
81 4713; 100, 81 475s 400. 81 47s4; 800, SL477s.
Buyer season-200, 81 4384 500 81 433s; sou,
81 4414; 500, A.
CALL sALEs-AFTT RNooS.
Buyer 1880, 81 47I&; 200 81 47s4. Bayer
season-$00, 81 1874; 800, 81 Al 70o 81 1875;
100 81 44I$
BARLEY-The bulls got the upper hand again
yesterday moTning and in the Informal cal. pre-
cedng the sample session prices up 4c. This
produced its effect actual Barley, which holders
advanced accordingly No. Feed. 81 301l 32Ia
lower grades, g. 271,4@I 2ss4 Chevalfer, nominal;
Brewing, 81 3J9l AZ y q ctl for fair to choice.
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= CIV IUTk EXChunTe.
New York Exchange. zoe for sight drafts and
SOC for telegraphlc
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Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at 7s@79c.
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New York, Feb. "a. = Wool is nrm Domestic
fleece, 34@37c . ID.
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Sterling Exchange.
Bankers sight drafts 81 SO; bankers sixty-day
hills 4 =
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Chicago Markets.

Fine Silver.
QuOtable at s6lac . ounce.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-20
HAnRssnuRr LAwMAKNRs.

The Act Authorizing Increased Capt.
tai Stock Passes the Senate.
HARRISBURG, May 2o.-In the senate
yesterday the act authorizing corpora
tions to increase their capital stock for
corporate purposes caused long de-
bate. The bill makes $40, 600, 900 the
limit. The bill passed by vote of 81
to 10.
The revenue bill was made the special
order for $50 every afternoon until dis
posed Of.
A large number of bills passed second
reading.
In the house the following bills passed
finally: Defining and declaring the
meaning Of the words Surviving men,
bers" and assessment plan" wherever
they appear in the laws of Pennsylvania
relating to insuring lives on the assess
ment plan; further supplement to the
act extending the jurisdiction of the
courts in cases Of divorce, allow
ing a wife who has intermarried with a
foreigner and been compelled to leave
him on statutory grounds, and returns
to her domicile in this state, to file di-
vorce papers in Pennsylvania courts; an
act enabling county commissioners to
sell any real estate which they may ac-
quire and make deed therefor; an act to
protect miners in the anthracite coal
regions of Pennsylvania by properly
weighing the coal, fixing the number Of
pounds to ton, prohibiting dockage,
and providing penalty for any viola
tion thereof.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-20
4jtc tast ma n,tes,

The funeral OF Nathaniel W. GooItin
took place from bis late residence,
French street above Yenth, yesterday
afternoon, and was attended by large
number OF his male friends.
The remains were encased in cedar
casAet covered with black cloth, with
oxidlzed silver rnountings and bearing
q plate marked with tho name and the
dates of the birth and death of the
deceased. There was beautiful floral
offering-a pillow sent by Division No.
342, of the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Of which the deceased was
q member.
The services were conducted by the
Rev. William II. johnson Of tho Unlta-
rian Church, who spoke feelingly of
the sterling qualities OF the deceased.
The pail bearers were David Chambers,
Charles II. Sherberne, Thomas B. Bril-
son, Leonard d. Tufts, Thomas Nc
Clary and Samuel F; Belts, The casket
was borne from the house to the hearse
Chase, W. Chase and ". Murdoch, the
lcolored porters of the p, W. d B. sta
Ition In this city.
The entire board of trustees of the
Unitarian Society, Of which the de-
ceased was a member, was present and
also H. f. Kenney, president of the r.,
NV. q b. railroad; ex-Secretary Thomas
IF. Bayard, Senator George Gray,
George v. Massey Of Dover, ]. d.
Hutchinson. superintendent OF the
Maryland division, Pennsylvania rail-
Iroad; Christian Feblger, E. I. Warner,
George w. Stone, j. j. Whitaker,
stephen d. Duncan, Jacob Scheller,
Captain Samuel johnson, W. II. Hill,
Lea Pusey, DR.. Henry Garrett, S. A.
Hodgman, J. H. Hoifecker, Frank Car
Samuel Casperson. Daniel w. Taylor,
IA. ID. Warner and others. The inter.
ment was in the Wilmington and Bran
ldywine Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-20
a nrnlmnn s1n I rrne.

Considerable exeltment prevailed at
Santa Rosa, Cal. the other day, over
The The presence ra1n Sis lunatis aSs on tSp q
from his friends at 1880 PM, shinhed
up the tree like a squirrel and took o
position on the end OF a small limb, so
feet from the ground. Every effort
was made to get the demented man
down from his elevated perch, and
thousands OF persons were attracted to
the spot. Ladders were obtained from
the fire department and raised to the
tree, but no ono could get near
enough to throw q rope around his
body. As night approached the rain
began falling heavily,and the poor fell
low kept his perch until O'Clock in
the morning, when he fellto theground,
having been In the tree ia hours. A
canvas had been stretched below, and
that was all that saved his life. He
bounded of to the ground. His arm
and shoulder were fractured and he
received internal Injuries.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-20
ere the closing bids
The Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-State and western
-four, super 900 4.25;d do, extras 81 90
Noe winter family, s4.5014.75; Pennsylvania
roller process, si7Jl35-25; western winter clear,
S5d5.2o; do. do, straight, s5.aJG5.50; winter
patent, S5.50795.I5; Minnesota, clear, $500
b25; do. straight, s5.ajdj5.5s do. patent, $500
q. Rye -four, SI,s0l54.eO per barrel.
Wheat-Dull, firm, with $l.ligA bid and Sl.l6
asked for May; S1.13gG bid and sl.14J6 asked
for june; 81 l03l bid and S1.ll14 asked for July;
&l.06ls bid and 81. .0T asked for August.
Corn-Eominal, with 69c. bid and TO- asked
for May; 6sI6c. bid and CSC. asked for June;
68Ife. bid and SIC. asked for July; CSC. bid
and 6GIec asked for August.
Oats - Firm, with 57I4c. bid and 5716c.
asked for May; 5194c. bid and 5sIsc. asked for
June; 6sl4o. bid and 5s24c asked for July; +3c.
bid and 45o. asked for August.
Beef-Quiet, firm; extra mess, se.60ll10; FAM
fly, sll.5oal2.75.
Pork - Dull, easy; new mess, $l2C0l325;
cid mess, sll@l2; extra prime, Sll.j0.
Lard-Quiet, easy; steam rendered, S665
Eggs-Steady, fair; New York and Pennsyl.
vAnia, l634c.; southwestern, l514alGI4c; west.
osn. l6l6c.
Cough candy at FerOuson's II, Z I'd,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-20

T,oR sALE.-A RUN OF FOUR FEET
II burrs with shafting and betting, APP
ply to JAMES MILLS. Fourth and Rail-
road avenue. a23-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-20
Philadelphia Wilmington
Baltimore r. r.
May 8rd, 1881.

Trains Will leave wiimington as follower
Philadclphia texpressl, IS, 26s. fz8
Z :, 81 E Z ( s. 20 !, Oo i & q q q i iO s g
50, si. . 60, Of aud . 10 y. N. ~
Accommodation, Q IS, 655. 2 os. sfq.
10 d5 u. m. L 81. 2 a5, i6. 4 IS. 8 10 go
Il 20 and 10 10 p. IN.
Is 50, Q 10, g47, IL 81 a. IN, ~ 50, 8 III.
o 80. CO and o 10 d. IN.
Accommodation. Q s5. o s., = oa, 8 10.
i 70 -, j 81 a; M, z ", a5. ls. ss. y
10 81. 10 @. Ii 5I'a. m, m si3 ID, is 50, s5
: o. g. 80. 0 IL. 8 90, 8 q. ~
For West chester, via Lainoiin, 50
ano 70 u. m, 20 and 40 P. m.
For Newark (Centrel and Intermediates
Baltimore and intermediate stntione.
lol3 q; m, y Oh. Al, 45 and % p. ri.s
and IL Is might.
Baltimore and Bay Line S q D. m.
baltimore and Washington, ! 40, s Of
II u. 10 Sand II 90 a. M, IL 90. q Is, r.
. ~, " 0S, 40, 70 p. M, and IL 40 night
Trains for Delaware Division leavef0iy
Q tNew Cnstle, u. u 0s. II IS a. M, q.
Y ~, 50. Is, Z 90. 0 SO Q. M. and Il o.
$Ge0TEetewn Geo rTet9on r.,3d, Is a. M, 50 p: m.
Express Ior Dover. Harrington and
Delmnr. II Us a. M, SO p. m, and 1sof
might
Franklin City, s Is n. m.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. IL 0s a. m. and
IL ol night; -. -
Wilmington texpressi, 3 so. I 20. 7 q. 5 81,
81 to 20, 10 %, IL Is n. M, Al28i, Q OF, ~,
0l, IL, 3 os. 30. 8 07, 65l, 7t0, II ID, u %
p. M, and ie o. night.
nj, ] e5, . es. . 10. 461, 4 10, 622. . IS. l0e4
10 40 and IL 2s d. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia toxprcss1. 81. . fz,
4 20. 8 80. 900, II 81 .. IN, / 80. 9 es, II,
4; acsen,mSda,iSa y; Cd 20 ana 70 P;%.
IL 10. IS. 4 10. D 20 and 10 80 p. m.
For Chester texpressl, IS, 3 50. 0 %
IL %. a. m, 8 Y, TOO. 30 ands 10 p; M
%. 10. 8 20 and 10 so p. m.
20, 7 o.. 8 50, il 81 a. m. i 70. / 30 oi
10 v. 30, 7o8, II p and 10 80 p. nh
| For Boston without change. 5.ha p. M.
For West Chester, via Lainoxin. 9 ~
For New Castle. 1a oe night.
| For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfors
and Norfolk, l. Ol night.
For Middlutown, Clayton, Dover, wy
Joining, FELTON,, Harrington. Bridgeyinez
seaford. Laurel and Delmar, u OF nighr
baltimore and Washington, I Y. ets
and II 20 night. Baltimore only. od p
m. and I2 l3 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street.. fc1
Wilmington texpress), 8 so. 720, o 10. " ie
a. M, II, S OS, 8 81. 7 40, s 35, IL ID IL -
lp. M. and IL 0S night. -
Accomin odation. 20, 10 % d. m, ~ w.
'l2 O5, o 10, 8 3s, 10 0S and II IS p. m.
For further Information, passengers
are referred TO the ticket ONCE 40 thA
4, station.
I Trains marked thus (s)are Invited en-
lpress, composed entirely Of Pullman Pars
Iior and Dining Cars; tCongresslo nul Lirs
lited Express, upon which an extra of fare
rs charged,
lCHAS. l.. PUGH, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen'l Pass ger A&t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-05-20
BALTIMORE
& OHIO
RAILROAD

Schedule In ercct May 10, 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOTs
EAST BOUND.
sExpress trains.
New York, daily .sus. .7lo. .7ls. sIcsa.
Boston, IS ss p. M. daily. witt, PuiImas
Buffet Sleeping Cars. running through to
BOSTON without change via Poughheep-
sic Bridge, landing passengers in Is. . "
PhiladeIphia, week days, sos. Q 90. Q q.
"a TO- Il 40. so. IS 40, 9oo, % 80 10 70. 40 IS
III 81 y. M, ! oO. q IS. sos, tl0. 8 %. % ~
% IS, = a., 755, 10 90. I'll 25 p. m.
Z 80. pos. 30 SO. lll0a. mr., 90. = %. Q 0ds
10, O5,.5 Gs, 4s,'7 Il. z 55 10 %. sll Esp M
Chester, week days. - os. 6 90, Q ~. 2 10
~ q 81 pSS g ,o aoqa sos 10 ! ~ =
Chester. sundays. 81 Os, s4s, .7Io. 7sg,
O5. 40 sS,ll 20 a. IN. 90 "a 45 8 % ioS Sess
- ~ -. q a, 10, l0O III 70 y. m.
M, % 45 y. IN. Sunday. 'il0 a M, r. y
- "'' WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, - So, 4 o.
's a 10 % a. m .l2 10. - o5. s.. IS 0O. g Il.
"a h5 y. IN. daily.
Baltimore and way stations. 100 a.
p 55 y. IN. daily.
Philadelphia Division, 10 06 a. m, dafiy.s
Newark, Del, u so, 4 O2, - 81, 40 90 O. nl..
'l2 10, s.. IS 06, " 2l.7 IS, u 5s, II 10 p. m.
daily.
Pittsburg, Il 5s a. M, '5 o0 p. m. daily.
Chicago. = IL am, Is 06 y. m. daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, .l2 10 p. m.
and q 50 p, III. both daily.
Singeriy accommodation, o. a. IN. 2 50,
II IS and II 10 p. m, daily.
Landenbcrg accom- mediation, week
days, 02, II 90 u. m, 53 and 50 p. tn-
Sundays, D 80 n. m. . 55 and 06 u. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET srRKEr
STATION.
For Philadelphia, week days. s 81. 0 80.
Z 25, IS Is, - 81, I'll IS q. m. Il II. %, s 81
- 45 p. m. Sundays, d 10 a. M. IL a., . a.
For baltimore. week days,5 IS, 10, IS "a.
% SS, .ll S5 n. M, 45, '5 90 p. IN. Sundays.
- IS IL. n.2 45 and IS 90 p. m.
Baltimore and principal stations on
Philadelphia Division, gS3 a. IN. daily,
except sunday. sundays 925a. IN.
For LRndenberg and way sationss
Sundays, o 25 a. m. 2 40 and 8 90 u. IN.
Chicago. IS - n. IN. daily.
PittsburY, 0 90 p. m. daily.
Cincinnati and 81. Louis, I'll IS a. m.s
daily except Sunday.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR wILs
MINGToN.
Daily. - 20, 600. Z IS. SIS. 10, -
10 90, I'll IS a. n., 1900 noon, Il u,
~ So oo - l6 u 81. S5 % 20, 80 % 4s,6 SO
"a 20, 10. 10 10. II SUP. m.
iii IS a. m, IL 90 noon, j SO, 90. .4sI. ass
IS ls. 0 80. y 20 8 10. 10 10, II 90 p. m.
Telephone No. 1873.
AS- Rates to western points lower than
via any otherline. q
j. I; oDELL, Q; sCuLt,
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v oST-ON MONDAY EVENING, A
~ medium size black and tan terrier
register bsf on collar. A liberal reward
French street. ml9-2tS
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Tho Last Tour Of the season.

The last tour In the series of those
tourist system OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad to Washington. d. G., will
leave Philadelphia June 18th. The sue
cess Of the preceding ones has been
very gratifying, each tour carrying its
full quota. The very low rate OF SO
includes railway fare and transporta-
ton In special train. and includes hotel
accommodations during the stay in
Washington, This last tour bids fair
to outrival in number the Others, and
application for space should be made
at once to any Pennsylvania railroad
ticket Office. The tour leaves Thurs
day, and returns the Saturday follow
ing.