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PROCURADOR DE LA EXC3IA. AUDIENCIA
DE ESTE TERRITORlO 7 DE Los JUZGADOS
DE FSTA CAPITAL. &.
Tiene su deSpacho abiert0fodos les 6ias fabo-
rabies, desde las della manana haSta las de Ia
talde, los teStivos desde las hasta las / de
IA manana. ell los baios lie la casa nGmeru %
de la Gale lie San Francisco. . sea, Plaza de
AlfonZO XII de esta Ciudad
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Gran Casa HOSpGdajG de Jose BGnGta.
CRUZ l-EsQUINA 4 TETUAN

Este acreditado establecmiento ACADIA de ser
restaurado por complete, interior y exterior
mente, habiendose agregado I'm espacioso, claro
ventilado comedor Sus habitaciones son
frescas Y comodas Y ell servicio esmerado. Los
meiores banos de la ciudad. El favor que le
dispense ell publico es Ia meior recommendation
de este botel, en- cuyo mejoram1ento es incan-
sable Su duenO. !.
JOSE BONETA.
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La Ultima MOd2
RGVBta Seminal dc Cl2lt0 PaGdG 7 DGbG
K2sgeEes@g' q EVS SeSeOPOS
U Se5OF5EesS

COntiene numerosOs niodelOs de Ultima ROve-
dad en- trajes, SombrerOS, a,lonos, peinados, la
boreS, dibujoS artlSicoS para OOrdatlus ec5.,
reVistaS de modaS y salOnnS, estudinS SuciOI0-
gicos de cuantO Sc reaciona con la mujer. como
cimientOs utiles, Galeria lie mujereS nOtables
contemporaries, cOnSuItas Sobrp cuanto on
ceme a las modaS, IaboreS hygiene, educaci6n
demas aSunt0S que intereSan Ill bellO SeXO
ES Ell UNICO PERI0DICO EN- SU CLASR
QUE Sc PUBL1CA En- ESPANA TODAS LAS
SEMANAS, Y Ell MAS BARATO.
Regala figurnes de coIores, cromos, hoias de
dibujOs para bordadores, retratos. laminas, ect
Esla revista de Inodas, es hoy la mas popu-
lar" Ell Puerto-R Rico: pOr aus tiguiinvs Sc rigen
todas las senoras y senoritaS que quieren YES
tir d la moda aSl como tambien ias modStas
para la confession de traes.
Els tambien la Z mas barata, IJJrlue Sc pu-
blican g 4 ulmerUs nenSuaeS" solo vale
pesos al ano m0nrda cOrrente.
Agento exclusive para tOda la ISla
SUESORES de S. 6. De NANTILtA.
Propaganda Literaria. Tanca q
NOTA.-Sn aumento de preco Sc manda al
interior tie Ia Isla. admitendo en- pagO sellos
de ranqueo.
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IA PALM ESANA
32-FORTALEZA-32

Dep6sito de elegante, sdlido J moderno ,al-
zado para senoraS cabaeros ninos Cons
tante nutrda Y Hariada exiStencia Que Sc re.
nueVan treeuentemente Vrntas III por mavor
y men"r-MARcos PIER As.-apo6erado gene
raj. LUIS RATHER.
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EIIGYs Esnc
Vapores Gorreos Espa6oIes
DE LA COMPANIA TRAsATLANTICA
ANTEs DE ANTONIO LOPEZ g. CA.
serviciO para Puerto Rico ' Ia Habana

"A
SALIDAS.-De Barcelona los dias "a ' 26 dc
/ cada mes. De Valencia el 5. De Malaga Ell z :
NJ. De Cadiz el 10 80. De santander cl 26
4 IRa la COruna e 21
Sc eApektlUn OilIeLC,a directos nara Mo 20 r;;o,
i Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, 6ibNara Enevitas Sab
Lila Colon, trasbordo ca puerto- if'co 8
Itabana.
/ vIAJE DIRECTO DEsDE PUERTO-RICo
A LA CoRUNA 8 sANTANDER.
S0tdG de PWertO-Rico e5 dj0 IS de cada mes
Sc expijen pasajes de ida vuelta con Is por
no de rebaja.
A las f;milias que paguen la equivaencia de Al
lasaies enteros les haIa Ia rebaja de 15 por 100
Esta rcbaja no applicable los billetes de ida y
vnelta.
En- la Ia ga clase. Un nno menor de 3 amos
en cada famia, gratis. Los demas memories de
amos de pasaje, de IL amos cumrlidos,
lasaje, Gle IL amos cumplidos, pasaje entero.
En 81 preferencia 3a ordinaria. Un nino has i
Ga amos, gratis De 2 4 amos, pasaje, det7 /
4 / amos, paSaje de IL amos adelante pasaje i
eI.terO
Li9ses de Europa q Cotton
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S0CIEDAD EN- COMANDITA

Comisonistas. Importadores y Exportadores.
Almae6n de proVisioues de todas classes.
COnsignatarlos de buques.--Tetuan mum. 38.
Direction por Corrreo: APARTADO 10.
Direction por Cable: TRIG0
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s. SAW'CH HO
MaYagueZ. PnertO-Ricn.

Mayaguez, Puerto-Rico.
Gale de San Jose. frehte 4 la [glesia
Importation directa de Europa,y los Esta-
dos Unidos.
Graz surtido, que Sc renueva periodical
mente, de mercaneias fnas ordinarias para Ell
uso de las familias.
Ventas al por mayor al detail.
Artcuos de fantasia
Perfumera tina.
Telas de gran novedad.
Precios muy eQuitatiyos.
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Baterias Completes para COCina

Immense sus'tido de efectos de tala-
barteria y dti es para camages'
Gran surtido de lamparas colgantes y
de sobre mesa, quemadores, mechas !
tubos sueltos de varios sistemas y cla-
ses. Diversidad de articulos anexo q
dicho estahlecimiento que vende al por
mayor Y detail 4 precios eqntativos.
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A LA CoRUNA 8 sANTANDER.
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No Sc enfdden los dendS cTpendedoreS de 05nos
de d50er8as proeedpncios. No Sc les qatita
el n6rito coldos cor decp qae ez ejor de todos
los 0ios espa5oles que aqu5 Uegan, es ei de RjojG
el neejor de Rioja es q de Ia bodega dc ALESON,
de Ia que es atetc0 dep6sito en Puerto, Rico
ss11A NUEVA ESPERANZA"
de don Francisco Font, catle de Ia Tanca esquiao
la FortaIo2o.
LnWtrt ser0 buscar eSta m8naa naG3ca y caiadad en-
otro parte; porque ser5o dit3icI de garontisu2 Ia
tegSt5esdad del producto seado neuchos JOS que te
erpe'ad5esen de oqu5 e fanoso cosecero su repre-
sentonnte en- Puerto Rco hayan ocordado cgtoblecer
aqu5 IN SOTO q asnico pssesto,
Sc trdta del cr6dito de ana naoyca de elmo IN
comparable y hdy que andor con notcho cuidado.
PRECIO DEL VINO RIOJANO:
! BoTELLA. A.-----...... 20 centvos.
| docena 8.----..$ S 2-25 id.
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LENIINI Y Ca.
3AN FRANCISCO 80, SAN JUAN PUERTo-RICo.
. IMPORTADORES DIRECTOS DE
Joyeria, Relojeria, Bisuteria objetos de noveda

Bajillas de porcelana.
Abanicos de cuantas classes = precios e4isten.
Perfuln6ria tina de afamados fabricantes.
.SOmbreros para senOras caballeros.
Sombrinas y paraguas para senoras.
Cubiertos garantizados del mismo metal.
Albums para retratos sellos.
Bastones de t0,as classes.
BOtOnaduras le0ntinas, pul6eras Y alfleres
de double enchapados en- oro
Corbatas para caballeros, Ultima novedad.
Guantes de se(la, hilo y algod0n, para Sras
Cuellos y punos de celuloide, biancos y dee
lOres
Grandes rebajas en- las ventas al por mayor.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24
wELl-kNoWN PeRsoNs.

The Duke OF Edinburgh is the most
penurious member of the royal family.
Sarah Bernhardt has again changed
the color OF her hair. She is now pro
nounced brunette.
President Harrison has the credit of
being the greatest walker the White
House has contained for many year.
Mrs. jefferson Davis and her daughter
will be the guests Of the Hayes family
at the St. Elmo cottage, Narragansett
Pier.
Senator Celquitt of Georgia and his
daughters will make an extended tour
through the West and to the Pacific
coast this fall
Robert Bonner has been such a lover
Of speedy trotters thst he has spent more
than 5000, 600 in gratifying his tastes in
that direction.
Henry Hilton has a fine collection OF
fancy and colored diamonds, numbering
| nearly one hundred stones, ia brown
yellow and pink,
Mrs, DR.. j. S. Holloway Of Springfield
o.. has fallen heir TO million dollar
left by her uncle Sir James Baxendale
an ERglish knight.
Secretary Proctor is delighted with Mar
blehead, where he can have all the yacht
itg clans, bathing, blueberries, bluefsl
and ozone his soul yearns for.
Actor Daniel Sully has = haDdsom
summer residence in Mink Hollow, Il
the valley at the base Of the Overloo
mountain IL is charming retreat.
Grover Cleveland is said to be goin
about Buzzard's Bay wearing a particu
lsrly disreputsble hat this season. It
light brown felt, not a good fit, and II
bIim hangs down in a discouraged sol
of way.
Miss Edna Lyall has written lett,
appealing for help toward the fund whic
is being raised to redeem the late M
Bradlaugh's property, in order to max
some provision for his only surviviu
daughter. Mrs Bonner, who, at a tin
OF great pscuniary embarrassment, sa
rifced on her fathers behalf the Ii
policy he had assigned to her
Evening journal., 1891-07-24
CAUGHT hepHANpEp.

If the Republicans had taken the
trouble TO read the law or cared enough
for the merits OF the case they might
have written what they wanted to say
three weeks ago on the chaneellors de-
cision in the 1000 delinquents case
The law is mandatory and the delin.
quents could not have been put on the
lists without disobedience to the law.
The wise lawmakers seem TO have an.
ticipated just such fraud as the Repub
licans have attempted and checked It in
advance.
The law was made to prevent fraudu-
lent Republican voting The law is good
and effective, in honest hands, but when
the officials are bribed or bulldozed, as in
this case, it can be evaded, not however
in court Of Justice The learned Chan-
cellor Salisbury says
That the restraining order heretofore
issued be discharged, except In so far as
said order restrains the defendants, their
agents, servants or employees from alter
ing or changing or obliterating the en-
tries made by the clerk OF the peace OF
New Castle county upon the assessment
list. or list Of delineuent tAxables re
turned by the said George w. Mckee,
collector, as delinquents, and allowed by
the said Levy Court as delinquents (
said collector, or upon the records Of tn,
said Levy Court, or upon the said delin
quent list so returned.
Under Republican influence aud Ia
struction the assessment lists were pre-
pared, the collectors returns were ap
proved, the delinquents were specific,
and the accounts closed, settled AM
sealed.
That action was final II there wer
frauds the Republican Levy Court an
I it's Republican bosses committed ther
and are responsible for them, and, as tn
chancellor says, they cannot be undon
4 so far as the records are concerned.
. The records viii have to stand as NOR
s uments of the Incompetence or the frau
Of the Republican Levy Court This
$ ignorsmous court and its bosses came
escape the dilemma, and they may tai
5 either horn theT choose They cann'
r. make scspe goats of Mckee an
4 Dougherty either, for there was $4,6C
n in the deal which could not ha'
come from the impecunious FIR
Of Bach, Mahaffy & Co. The
N were mOneyed men and men of respect
at bility behind them. Those men were 8
ng In this deal with the collectors, q
nd Levy Court and the bosses to stuff t
mis- ballot boxes with fraudulent votes. Tn
ae. are ALI the same re,ieament befc
Evening journal., 1891-07-24
rhs Fsdaral nulldlpr strIks.

Fifteen members of the Bricklayers
International Union, employed by A. s.
Reed Il Brother, who are doing
the brickwork on the nsw post Office
building at Ninth and Shipley streets,
went on strike on Tuesday. The cause
of the strike was that A. s.
Reed put his brother Ellsworth
Reed, 20 years old. to work on the build
ing as an apprentice, he having beer
refused admission to the loca
union. Not only did these mer
stop work but also the bricklayers EN-
ployed in the erection of the Wilmington
City Railway building Reed inserted al
advertisement In the Philadelphia papers
and eleven bricklayers responded. They
went to work, but quit as soon as they
knew of the strike To-day there
are only two bricklsyers at work
The local union held meeting last ni gh
and decided TO make Reed come to terms
Reed declines to talk
Evening journal., 1891-07-24
The west Che,ter Horse Tbleves.

special from West Chester says:
The boy horse thieves, Bronaugh
Woodland and David Troutman, who
were arrested In Delaware City for steal
ing horse from West Chester, were
given hearing before Justice Rupert
yesterday, and committed to prison
in default Of 5000 bail each. There
were three charges against them, that
of stealing bay mare. worth $235. from
Irwin Reagad; harness and buggy from
John Haley, worth $50, and cigars and
dime novels from NJ. Canzares worth
$40 The boys said that a man named
John Thompson In a small towI
in Maryland had requested them tC
bring the horse TO him. About Eve mile
from Newark, it is alleged, one of this
young thieves has an uncle living, Will
whom they remained for several days
occasionally going into Newark and de
liberately walking about the streets.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24
LEMON ELIXIR.

Pleasant, Elegant, Reliable.
For biiiousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir,
For fevers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and pal
pitation 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 fai
you In any of the above named diseases
all of which arise from torpid or dis
eased liver, stomach. kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by DIR. II. MOTLEY, At
lanta, Ga. Soc and 81 per bottle, at drug
pigts
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

A PARTY thus dominated BY bosses is
in bad way; it is in the condition OF a
concern in the hands of a self consti-
tuted receiver; It is crippled aud
unsouni and the sooner the stockholders,
who are the people. step in and rescue it
the better 1t will be for the party Bal
timore Sun.
We hope that does not refer to tht
G. o. P, that sanity organization Of
great moral ideas dominated by Quay2 Il
so 1t should be excused on the grounC
that they are such universal and com
prehensive receivers They will receive
anything from the Presidency Hayes t,
5000 (name unnecessarily
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

THE Charles W. Wetmore, new
American built steel steamer. which
sailed from Duluth during June, laden
with 95, 600 bushels Of wheat, has ar
rived safely at Liverpool, having made
the trans Atlantic voyage down the lakes
from Duluth, through the Welland canal,
and thence down the St. Lawrence to the
ocean without breaking cargo. Marvel
GUS to relate this has been done without
governmental sid, without the bribe
of the mail subsidy and without anv ex
pectation that the people will chip In to
increase the profits Of the owners Of the
vessel. According to the representation
made by the Thurbers and others con
corning South American steamship lines
they cannot run without subsidies
Some beggars cannot exist without aims
and generally the richest and most per
sistant are the least worth-are, in fact
the greatest frauds and the most mer
dacious liars.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

We have made it very in.
teresting for the Misses and
Children. WHITE DRESSES this
time. Some are worth 81 at
resall, some $8,some $I2, a few
are SIS goods. All strike one
Prize LeVet this morning.
$2.5o.
Second floor. Chestnut street side.
A 75c Muslin Night Gown
at 55c is one of the surprise
bargains.
Second floor, first gallery.
Is dozens Fine Decorated
Limoge Plates-manufactur
ers' samples shall 60 at So a
dozen. Some have been $I2
and none less than SO a dozen
Second floor, Juniper street side.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

LINCOLN demanded rigid economy as
the platform Of his party and in the con
duct Of the administration; Harrison
recommends liberal pensions and says
cheapness suggests nastiness. There is
just about the same degree Of difference
between the two men and their surround.
ings in everything where comparison
can be made. Harrison is good walker
Lincoln was the swifest sprlnter in the
army during the Black Hawk war. Lin
coin was a good story teller, companion
able, generous, open, big-hearted, noble
grand Harrison. OH WE'LL there's onl,
one year more,
Evening journal., 1891-07-24
Freeh air ExeuraIoniate

Mrs, Clark, superintendent Of the As
ISOLATED Charities, took seven women and
fifteen children on an excursion to the
country yesterday This was the second
group of fresh air exeursionists The
group left the Wilmington and Northern
railroad station at 30 o'clock. Thirteen
went to ChRdd's Ford and nine to Fair
vile, Pa. The FIRST group Of excursion
lists returned to this city from Fairvill'
last evening They were ten in number
and all seemed pleased with their visits
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

It is not always eMpedient to talk In a
Pickwickian sense. Some people may
hesitate to use the supreme argument
feeling that possibly they might be deal
ing with a man Of high character and
correct principles, In moment
Of thoughtlessness Mr. Bach without
carefully considering future emergencies
may have created an impression that he
now wishes to recall. If so, we shall
take pleasure in announcing that he is
still open for anything from tin horn
American tin with the flag imprinted
to 5000; that, while, owing to circum-
stances over which he had no control, he
is not doing business at the old stand he
is still doing it In the old way.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24
New ataamhnat Line

Philadelphia capitalists have formed a
company to run a line Of steamboats,
from Grubb's Landing to Philsdelpbia
and intermediate points. The boats will
not begin to run until the latter part Of
the summer. 1t is not the intention of
the company to run opposition, but
rather to stop at all points at which the
Wilmington boats will not touch. Ar
rangements are now being made to Sc
cure a boat, and il the venture proves
itself a profitable one fast boat will be
built this winter The boat will touch at
Marcus Hook. South Chester, Chester,
etc. Meetings have already been held In
Marcus Hook and South Chester.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24

IF Quay resigns 1t will be an indica-
tion that there is little or no chance, or
that he has very little confidence 10 the
success Of his party at the next election.
The friends Of Blaine have advised him
that Harrison could have the nomination
without begging and that it might be
given to him without loss to the giver.
There ave surely no indications Of Ia
struggle in the Republican party to
obtain the nomination. The trip Of
President Harrison seems neither to
have strengthened nor weakened his
chances. II It had any eject on
him the public is not aware Of
IL. But II is certain that the Harrison
lied papers are much more modest than
formerly and that the papers Of Prince
Russ" have been behaving more decently
towards Blaine. II would not be strange
il President Harrisons friends had ad-
vised him, In modified manner, that
the people are not filed with irrepressible
enthusiasm at the prospect that he will
run again. Quay is too shrewd man
not TO know that President Harrison is
dead weight So that il Mckinley
fails in Ohio or does not pull through
with greatly increased majority and II
Blaine's health should not keep on i'm
proving" more rapidly and persistently,
the party will have no otner recourse
than TO accept Harrison as candidate,
or take some man like Cullom or Rusk
near the soil d" In Harrison. Quay sees
defeat That is provided, Of course,
Cleveland is the Democratic candidate,
for all representations are based on the
assumption that he will be nominated by
the Democrats
Evening journal., 1891-07-24
BEHIND THE RETURNS.

In the famous decision by which the
Fraudulent Hayes obtained the high
office Of President of the United States,
delivered by 'AleiunGe Joe, then Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court, the politi
cal contention was that the commission
could not "go behind the returns" Of
Louisiana, South Carolina and Florida,
although vitiated by fraud
There was no mandatory law govern
ing the case the Republlcans-e'ght OF
them sitting as partisan judges-in-
vented the contention, unknown in a
court Of justice till then, that fraud,
open, proved acknowledged and notorious,
did not vitiate an election rsturn-the
clerical acts, forEeries and miscounts o.
confessed scoundrels
In the case here in defiance of man
datory law and in spite Of the fact ths
their own ignorant or dishonest official
had counted and approved Of the delln
quents, each one by name; certified I,
the correctness Of the list; settled will
the collectors, ard made the new assess
ment on the basis OF that settlement. th
Republicans &c in to court and ask tn
learned aud just chancellor TO ''go be
hind the returns to undo the fraud
that knowingly committed,
Those returns were made by them
selves, the defendants, who appear 4
court asking the court to allow them I
do what the law positively prohibit
them from doing What they have a
ready attempted to do once and hay
done according to their own confession
ignorantly or dishonesty
What sham the Republican party Il
Evening journal., 1891-07-24
Trouble At Third Street bridge.

Levy Courtmen Hickman, Buckingham
and Clark went TO Third street bridge
yesterday TO inspect the motor that turns
the bridge. Since the wires were cut by
a dredging machine recently the motor
has not had power enough to turn the
bridge by the key. President Trump Of
the Electric Light Company, accompanied
the committee. he said he would have
thorough examination made in time to
repert at the next meeting of the Levy
Court Last Tuesday the bridge was
turned of forty times in ten hours.
Evening journal., 1891-07-24
RAILROADS. .
phlLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AMI
a BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


Trains win leave Wilmington as follows
5 oo ~ Te1gress T ~ 1a g g. q 81 = q 20 a.
-l21s, 80 ~ 5E, 8 66. 500. 40, I O6
Accommodation, Q IS, 8 IS, 7O5, 8 lo. lo@Am.
IL 81 20 45 I %, ~, 7 40, and 10 S0pm
For o chester lexpress), 155. $50, 75n.
s50' sSo <: IL II 9 u 81 a M, lsss II. So,
II 8s N, s25. 45. s5. s0.s 20 anf 1870 m1 a.
70 New YORK %, 30 ~. sSo; 6es, so, lgt7.
u, II. SO. Fe q. Oe. l5.s L. and 10 b M .
For Boston, without change. s So D m.
For West Chester, via Lamokin, i 35 and
8 10 3 m, 2 % and 40 pm.
For Newark (Centre) and intermediate
stations, 7 40 am, u 54 and 8 30 D M
Baltimore and intermediate stations 10 Is
m. l2 6, 2 II, 45 and O8 D m and IL 1s night.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 30 "a.
Baltimore g and WsSsshniangttoRa V 81 & So s9l, 9dl.
'6l3 8, 40. s 20 , m and u AZ night.
Trains for DelsTare Division q ,saye & fe5;
6.l5, %, 80 y m, and IL O6 night
For Rehoboth, 8.15 NIB % p, m.
Harrington, Delmar, anu way stations. Is
Express for Dover, Harrington and Delmar
| II 10 m and u OF night
Express for Harrington, 3 50 and 90 p. m.
Express for Cape Charles, Oln POM COM
fort, and Norfolk. II 1s m and Il o. nighs.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for VIII
10 33 II IS, m, *l2 35, 30, 02, Oh, Of. Al,
59. 90, eo7, 81, 20, II 10, II 80. , NJ, ano
Accommodation, 9 IS, g4o, 10 8s, l8 n,
3s, 2s, 10, 90, 40, e. Ss. 10 90, 10 70 Ana
IL 80 . m.
For Philadelphia (eXpressl, l So, IS. 30,
30, 800, II 81 IN, 81, O4, II, 30, O6, o8,
Accommodation. 200, sos, a m. l2lC.145
4 TO- 8 20 and 10 30 p m.
| For Chester (expressl. b5. 80. 9 90, IL 81
a r 5 II, B SO, 06, Z 30 and ~ m.
Accommodation. OO, o. N, IL 10, 45,
4 10, 8 20 and 10 30 p m.
For New York (express), 1 IS, a65, tsO, 200
s.5q, II 81 a m, 12.l0, 139, 3 o., A 10. 6l7 5,
| 6l6, +6 81, 08, and 10 30 p m.
1 For Boston, without change, 5 SO m.
| For West Chester, via Lamokin. 05 m,
| and 5 2 pm.
For New Castle, 80 m and 12 O6 night.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort and
4 Norfolk, IL OF night.
For Middletown. Clayton, Dover, Wyon ing,
| FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgevtlle, Seaford,
| Laurel and Delmar IL 0l night.
| Baltimore and Washington. 40, 8 OF 10 10 q
m, 10 065 23 IS 03, 40, 8 20 D m and II 40 night
Baltimore, only 8 O8 p m and u 10 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for Wil'
mington (express), 8 30, 20, 10, II Is m, Al,
os, e57, 7 40, s S5, II lo, IL 30 m. and Rm
| night.
2O5, 8 10, s 38, 10 90 and II 38 p IN.
For further information passe lgers are re-
| ferred to the ticket office at the station.
composed entirely OF Pullman ] arlor and
| Dining Cars. -
OHAS. e, PUGH. j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen. Pass Agent,