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Evening journal., 1892-06-15
Directars of sho Poor Sentenced.

CARLISLE, Pa, June 15.-James Cslc,
Michael soaverl and John II. Rhoads, di-
rector Of the Dgor Of Cumberland county,
convicted Of mslieesaneo In Office and ef in
directly cansing the death Of joe Wilson,
were csllodup Tor sentence. Coyle was SEN
fenced 20 pay fine Of 500 ana three
fourths Of the cssts, while Seavers and
Rhoads must pry the balance
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NEWSPAPER OPINIONS.
cranI., lsrI.lalIon rolIea AraIl

Cranky Legislation Foiiol Again.
Philadelphia Ledger
Judge Reeds charge i'm a liQuor-selling
case, whore the defendant claimed that
he was acting as steward of a club.
treated most fairly and intelligently tho
delicate questions arising from defence
of thu kind. lt is assumed that bona iide
clubs are not required to take out liquor
licenses. bat the question rs TO the char
acter of club-whether 10 is bona tide
organization or device TO evade the
liquor law--is sometimes difficult 90 de-
termino That question Judge Reed very
properly left 30 the jury, for upon their
determination of fact in that regard
their verdict as TO the guilt or innocence
of the alleged steward must turn. For
the present IL will be safe plan TO allow
iuries to settle this question on the evil
d0ncc presented but ii would be well
whom She Legislature meets TO have the
law amended $50 as 60 provide for the
licensing of clubs The fea need not be
heavy; She important thing is 60 have the
standing and character of the club deter.
mined by the eourt befoN license is
issued and for this purpose the Liconse
Court should be allowed the fullest dis.
erection In granting licenses
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same time. the most charitable exple.
nation of such wild and unwar.
ranted Inference from the fact
that Mr. Dickcy-a business man, who Is
particularly careful in his habits and
dealings-is that the man who made 1t Is
not in his right mind A man who Is
weakened physically and whose mind,
never very liberal or noble may, under
the great strain of the negro politics
prevalent here, become entirely in
canahle Of correct deductions
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

ADrices from the interior Of Africa
state that Captain Stairs. the commander
of the Kataneo expedition. ia dead His
death occurred on the zambesi river.
Possibly those men and women, who are
finding fame and losing their lives in
African jnngles. would not accomplish
ANYTHING for the benefit Of the world. by
staying at home to employ their energy in
some useful and healthful calling but they
would. al least. be safe from fevers. wild
beasts and wilder men. 1t IS impossible
TO control the tastes and judgments IT n
telligent persons who are not intellectual
not sensible. but it does seem thai
the Wide dissemination of news shoul'
deter them from putting their head ia
lions mouth in Africa as it deters then
here from jumping headlong from th
Brooklyn bridge
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A unrrison Ttonnlon IIeId.

NINNrArOIIs, june Convention week
brought together ia Minneapolis a ntHnder
" rtntives OF prcsidert Harrison and re-
unien n the HarfisoA family was hold Taos
dav at the residence N Mrs. p J. Davon-
port, nieee Of the president. There We're
present two bgothcrs, two Sisters, an uncle
and a number Of nephews and nieces OF the
r1rrsidant
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THE WINDS WILD WORK
Cyclones Cause Loss Of Life in
Many Places.
STEAMER BLOWN OVER AT BANGOR.

One Girls Body Recovered and Others
Believed to Have Been Drowned-Eieht
Persons Killed at chicago-Galva Qns)
Wrecked by Terrible Tornado.
BANGOR Ne, juno 15.-A violent wind
swept over this section at 5.e0 o'clock The
Little river steamer Annie was capsized
within 1000 feet Of her wharf She had
from sixteen SO twenty passengers on board
mostly women. The wind lHted the boat
completely out OF the water, turned her
over and plunged hor bows down beneath
the surface Through the heroic efforts Of
Engineer Gerry and James Callahan, pas
senger, fifteen were saved II is impossible
to tell how many were drowned
A Girls Body Recovered.
One body, that Of Madeline AdiRns, aged
eighteen, daughter Of James Adams, has
been recovered. She was ON board VITA her
brother, Dr G. T.. Adams, iHstrustor Of
physical culture OF Michigan University,
who was saved. sovesal besides Miss Adams
were drowned Women have been walking
the wharyes since the occideut tearfufy in-
Quiring for relatives they think have been
lost In Hampden dwellings were lovellod
and their occupants seriously injured.
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ni,n..a ~ n rnrnnnn.

BUEHNoToN, Ia., June id.-ISho Burling-
ton, Cedar Rppias aud Northcrn axprsss,
due here at o'clock, was chased by tor.
pad2 for I've piles The engineer oponed
the throtte wide and ran FOR dear lie. The
storm cla-htup near Nichols and disabled
the locomotiyo Tho train was brought
hera hy fraieht looomalivo
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nlnIo - rnI.n III IrIsh sent.

TonoNro, June i5.--rion. Edward Blake,
She we'll kReavn CaDViian liberal, has re-
ceivod q cntlellum, sleued by Justin Nc
Coriby. John Dillon, Nhchaol Davitt, +. NJ.
Healey and William O'iricH, asking him to
accept an lrish seat IN the British hoHso oi
commons. Dir Blake has the matter under
consideration
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cnnneetlent rnI.eernlIan. 100.

NEw HAVEN, June 15.-The apnual con-
vention OF the Connecticut Episcopal diocese
oponed in Trinity ehHrch. About $50 cler-
eymen were present. Rev. NJ. H. Borciay,
of Torrinrton. was elected secretary and
Rov r. W Hartman, of Windsor, and Rev.
+. b. Whiwomb, of Brandford, assistant
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n you have any hurried printing that m lst
ho finished ON a SATURDAY, please get Do into the
Office before o a. m.. on that day, as we intend
20 close the establishment on Saturdays at p.
m during June and at noon during July and
August. SO as 60 give our employs a half
holiday duling the heated term.
~. COSTA. Printer.
sllif Shinley street.
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MoRE LoYAL pEMocRATs.

Candidates Carmichael and Boughman
Ggatcfni for the support They Received.
To the r6itor ot the Evening Journal
SIR Through the columns of your
paper ] wish 90 tender my thanks 10 those
who gave me their support for county
comptroller on Saturday last. ! viii
honorahly do all in my power 90 secur,
the election of every man ON the ticket
i'm November next aud trust that eacl
and every Democrat viii do likewise
J0uN BOUGHNAN
Wilmington. Delaware. Juno "A. 1892.
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r,.A~ent riun scntcncea.

New York juno l5.-Niliam A. Finn,
the ey-agant of the Gerry society convicted
Of oxtorting money from tho keeper of a
disordorly house. wns sentenced TO six
months in the penitentiary and the pay
menf Of a $3.50 fine
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

Tn is well that old Borces ome along
to lift and tear the canvas cover for the
Democratic wigwsm nt Chicago for If the
untorrihed Democracy had attempted to
shout for Cleveland under such a himsy
roof there would moi have been SHRED
of canvas loft. Il is doubtful even If the
boards. substituted. will last through the
sessions Of the conventions.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

Tue attacks Of the News upon senator
Higgins are not ccmentipg the friendly
feelings. never quitc sordial, between The
Higgins and Massey factions There ~
no doubt that She articles are original
They are foroign in conception and IN
manner TO anything in Mr. Measey's
character or hahts Of thought. Dir
Massey is a large man. with brain and
heart Of oorrespondingly generous dimen-
sions. It Is certain that he neither in
spires nor approves OF she petty war
waged upon senator Higgins for lack
of loyalty Go President Harrison
There may be many things TO the dis.
credit Of Senator Higgins, in political
sense, but the critic shows a great lack Of
Judgment in condemning him for an
exercise of manly Independence of the
control Of the official patronage presi-
dent Harrison WAS using TO nominate
himself, while IL fails To-, condemn
him for the use ho has made
Of his Office to equip and sustain per
sonal political machine here. The onls
time the Senator has exhibited com
mendable Independence the critic con
dennis him. because that sction does mo-
agree with the motives which influenced
the critic
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what a. Means.

New York World
A number of unreasonable newspapers
are complaining that the Republican sill
yer plank means nothing. Well is not
that precisely what IL was intended TO
mcanl
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

MaN often obtain a reputation for
shrcwdness and success in small affairs
before the great affairs come TO leVe
their regulations below the average of
prudence and common sense.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

II Senator Hill should secure the NOM
ination IN Chicago all good and true
Democrats would vote for and support
ham Of course. He viii be before the
country on the same platform that
Tilacn, Hancock and Cleveland approved
Ini the difficulty is that his personality
has not strength aud positively
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
W. shouId Send Iloar IInntpr.

New Nork Advertiser
Hungry bears In Russia are beginning
90 cat the starving peasants Tho big
Russian bear in the Gatschna Palace has
an abundance TO eet and doesn't care 30
long as he is not blown up
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

THE Morning News says the Milford
News and Advertiser is too forcible 20 be
polite and writes a long comment 20
show how writer may be too polite to
be forcible
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enough. % 90 moro good
That's Just what DR. picrces Pleasant
Pellets do.-more good. hets2J of wcalen-
ing The ss-tcm, thry rcrovatc h. irsic1a OF
ursc1in1. thcv cloana and rcgUrio it,
mildly. rcrtig. nnd naturally They're t',2
original Little liver lills--tlo nrcli.t bat
most elective purely vegetable perfectly
harmless. ard casiest 60 take Only ono i.tie
pcllat for n laxntivc-throo for q c1thortc
Sick licadnchc, Bilious Heci.ache, cCnstirn
tloa. Indigestion, Bilious Attack. nnd en- dc-
boncls are promptly rclcvod and per-
mancativ rnrcl
Ineg De The cheapest pills You can buy,
for they're girfrrifcl 20 gigc satisfaction
or V1ur r0rnv b rctiurcl. Aol pay only
f1r ihe GOOD you ret It's e plan plcliiaJ
10 Dr. lierce's medicines
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A Iomiur Pigeon. RAPID rlirht.

NEWARK. n. j., Juno ia homing
pigeon released from the United States
cruiser Newark or Point Lookout reached
Newark Tuesday, having made PAS miles in
seven hours.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

Hemstitched Organdies, A
high tide of buff, blue and pink
prettiness, with creamy tints
creasing the waves. Crisp
and cool and sheer and Sum-
mer-like. I5c a yard.
Norre,.t OF eentre,
Brandenburg, ooc.
Riga Cloth, 25c.
Como Batiste, 25c.
Three leaders from the Cot
ton Dress Goods camp. Each
foremost in its way. You
/ know the fine, soft beauty of
Brandenburg, and the satin
striped lovcliness of Riga
Cloth; but do you know Como
Batistc? Filmy, almost fit to
float in air, but with substance
for good service and the added
beauty of artistic printing in
strikingly bold and original
/ designs.
Northeast OF centre.
Straw Mating. Costly cool
of a scorching day. We've
brought the price within the
easy reace of almost anybody
las patterns still in stock
SIS to S22 the roll of 40 yards
A special line of 80 patterns
/ (5oS rolls) at So the roll i.
worthy special attention.
Japanese Rugs. The Sum
mer Cottage is brighter anC
cheerier for them, the wooC
floor is softer and more home
like, even the China Mating
gets a lifting touch from tn,
Japanesy addition. Jute some
Cotton some. Odd designs
oddly little prices.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

SENATOR HILLs adherents met him IN
N,w York and after secret session gave
out that they had Cleveland already
beaten. Quay aud Platt held similar
meeting short time ago Snd announced
that Harrison was beatan
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sentence for Loose Tongues.

Last night Magistrate Sssse fined
Maggie Ross. white, fifty cents and costs
FOR using abusive language towards Caro-
line Cushing. Mary Jeens brought a
similar charge against William Stewart
He received like sentence.
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n.,r. ,,,uions for pcns,ons.

WASHINGTON. june l5.-Ihe president
having signed the pension deficiency bin,
the commissioner of pensioas has made
reQuisition upon the treasury department
for 81. 25O.O0O
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

slains of tar. ink. paint, etc.. upon the cloth
ing or skin. A little Fragrant lri-t boss in
dye from clothing leaves stains. Iri- Phosa in
water will at once remove such. GrOccrs and
druauiets aell H.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
ANerliivo Onmlon.

Ncw York Tribune.
The report that Mr. Cleveland has con
suited Senator Hill concerning n new
campaign photograph Is not cen irmed.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

THE girls are "to have chance at the
Normal School in Philadelphia. Il seems
that the girls Of this generation arc not
10 fail for want Of the chance to be Iaanly
in everything II they cannot do in all
things as men do it win not be for lack
Of chance Confirmed cynies may say
that they have already more chances
than they have shown performances.
Thcv have tokcn some college prizes Il is
true but after thsi-what2
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

Two gentlemen Of unusual reputation
for proficiency hi the use Of razors, ofen-
sive and defensive. have beeu expelled
from the colored Filter Club ia Philedel-
phia. for slashing each other
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ehort rInle lioforIn.

Detroit Tribune,
Congress still has a month i'm which TO
tighten the labors Of Republican cam
paign committees
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PENNSYLVANIA granted charter TO
the Kishacoquillss Valley Railroad Com.
pnny yesterday to run a railway nine
miles in length n Mihiin county. The
chief purpose Of the road is TO train
linguists and encourage tho study Of
elocution
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

Tnn bot spell will exaggerste physi-
OIL weakness and enervate even those
persons who are sound and strong The
prudent man viii avoid too great physi-
cal labor and too much exposure
in the sun. The phenomenally
high temperature will not last
ione-its intensity is decreasing
aircady-and during that short period \
man can better snord to refrain from
work and exposure altogether rather thar
risk the loss Of lis health and strength
forever The prudent man will refrain
from excessive drinking or eating. II IL
not prudent 10 drink even lee water Z
excess though that is the least hurtful o.
an drinks
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

" four hundred girls Of philadelphia
are admitted TO the Normal School 1t viii
likely be a girls school Then the dear
ereaturss will want % g % Princeton.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

TaE President approved the bill TO
supply DEFICIENCIES in the pension appro-
prlations caused by the bin signod by
him which sheridan condemned and
Cleveland and Grant would havo vetoed
But then Sheridan, Grant Cleveland
and Garfield were not loyal like
Harrison and Hayes
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
caadlanle carmIchaeL.. Rsane,l.

To the Editor OF the Evening Journal.
SIH Please insert the following i'm
the EvRSNo JOURNAL. return To my
friends my sincere thanks Tor their sup
port of mo for sheriff on Saturday last
and earnestly ask them to vote for Mr..
James ]. Toner. The successful nominee.
JANIS CAHnnCHAEL.
Wilmington. June l5 1892
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Wilmington. june 10 IsI2

Crrtf "a On
Safuticr the
great, Eripinr
ciii-ios shipaei pin
There's 200 fiiirh
unplcasantncss
for Gao incncy
Odcht to be loi
tCr, too Tlcy're
big enough, ard
make trouble
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E AND DWELLING.
A DMlNlsThAToR's SALE
REAL ESTATE.

Estate Of BERNARD MURPHEY. deceased.
On Thursday, the 10th day of June. at 10
O'Clock, A. m. at the Market Street Hotel. kept
BY John Becker, in the city of New Castle
John u. Mcaney, administrator. 4. b. H., G.. T.
n, OF Bernard Murphey, late OF New Castle,
county OF New Castle and State OF Delaware,
deceased, viii expose 20 sale at public Vcndue
the real estate, late of said Bernard Murphey.
deceased. This property consists of forty-two
parcels OF real estate All situated in
the city Of New Castle, for particu-
lars location and description OF which,
see plots ON posted bin Among
these prOpcrt rs is the two and a half story
brick dwelling house on Market street between
Harmony and Chestnut streets, "a licensed
tavern, known as the Market street Hotel; the
two two and half story brick dwelling
houses, and the two frame dwelling houses
on the Eastcrly side of Markot street. and the
two three story brick dwelling houses on the
Westerly side side of Market street. all be-
tween Harmony and Chestnut streets and the
frame dwelling house on Union street between
Harmony and Delaware streets; also a valu-
able Delaware river front and wharf lot. be-
tween Chestnut and Harmony streets and
many eligible building lots fronting on
Union Orange, Market, Chestnut Plumb and
Front streets.
Attendance will DC given and torms of sale
made known hy John R. Mcaney admins
traitor q. b. n. G.. {. a. of Bernard Murphcy.
deceased or by II. II. Ward his attorney.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

A suNsrpoKK may come from too muck
heat inside.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

Hir1 has met friends In New York and
they are hisn.
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wANAsIAKERs.

Philadelphia. Wednesday, june IS, lso1.
The weather to-day is likely
to be clear.
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NNnr ON tl.e sweninrs.
- M Erlcnhs md pnIrnns.

CmcAoo Jnne l5-War is being waged
an Chlcnnn ~ .te -,vaainr shnna.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15
WH1IIl,NaTQN mp Sl NogTHlEEIRNSl n D RAII- Sll,-

\
w ROAD. Timetable in effect May % lss2
Trains leave Wilmington. French street sta
tion. for b. a o. Junction, Mnntchanin, Guycn-
court. Granogue, lQssali, Chadds' Ford juno
ton pocOpsOn, West Chester. Fmbrceville.
MortOnvillc. Coatcsvlle, Wayncsburg june
tiOn, Springfield. JOANNA, Birdsboro, Reading
and Intermediate stations, daily, except sun
day, N IN, 30 M; Sunday only, oi "a. M
Is. a o. Junction. Montchanin. Guyencourt,
Gfanoguc, Cossart, Chadd's Ford junction,
locopsun, West Chester. kmhrccville, Nor-
fonyille, COaicsville, Waynesburg junction.
Springfield and inicrmcdiate stations daily,
except sunday, . 50 p m; Sunday. 90 p m:
Coatcsvillc. Wcst Chester and Intermediate
stations daily except Sunday.o iuu M, JVp M
lflins arrive as " nmlnS,Hn renci street
station, from Reading. brdsbqro, joanna
Springfield. Maynoshurg Junction. Coates
Vile, NouOuvile. Embrccyille, West Chester.
pocopson, Chadd's Ford Junction, 1ossari.
Junction and intermediate stations, daily, tA-
except sunday. 1894 a m, o is M sunday
From springfield, Nayncshurg Junction.
Coutp-villD. MurfuuNillc. LuhleeNlle. lorop-
son. West Chester, Nhaad 3 fo,i snhetlph'
Co>sart, Granogue, Guyencouri, Montchanin,
b. * d. Junction and intermediate stations,
daily. 81 aud ln3i m.
From Coatssyillc Wcst Chester and inter.
mediate stations, daily, except sunday. II
4. q. McCAUsLAED. Superintendent
BOWNEsS BRIGGS. General Passenger Agt
DHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
4 ROAD-"R0yal Route between Philadel-
phia aud Atlantic City-1hC oTly double track
line Scheaulc in effect MAY 28 1892.
TRAINS FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Chestnut street and south street
wharvos. Week days. express, 500. 300 am,
SUNDAY only I'D 2ue. 4 On, 90 b m; accomfno-
dation. g 40 a m.f l5. b 90 o 30 p m; Sunday. eN-
press. S o.. 90 10 U0 mi accommodation SO
a M, 80 p M.
tic and Arkansas avenue: Week days. ex-
/ press. z O0 Monday only 1V U. Voo "a ll.f 90,
] 5 so p m; accommodation, zu,oO., Siq IN,
/ accommodation. 80 a m, DO u IN.
1 Iarlor cars on all express trains except 10
] d m down train.
a. a. MCLEOD. C.G HANCOCK.
! Pres. and Gen. Man. Gen. Pass Agent
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

IT is particularly cheerful to learn from
the verdict Of the school board inyosti.
eating committee in Philadelphia, that
Miss Russell is not 60 blame for the death
Of little Mirella Milby For the awful
crime of treading on another little tots
heels Miss Russell required little Mirella
to run up and down stairway twenty.
five times. After going up and down nine.
teen times the little thing sank exhausted
and when taken home died. There are
some obvious objections 10 spanking a
child but we never heard Of one who
went homo 70 die Immediately after the
initiation Of that oldfashioned punish.
ment Certainly therc are no greater
objections 90 that form Of condign
punishment than TO many of the euriously
humiliaiing and exaggerated petty
tortures inflicted by the modern schoo
teacher upon tesder children. Tho In.
vestigating committee IS likely right hui
Miss Russell should never require ten
der little tot 20 climb y stairway twenty
iye times agsm without first calling in O
physician TO examine her physical con
dition.
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

AnsIrIos IS lmIta.Ion gIorlned.
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RFAL ESTATE.

YARNS FOR EXCHANGE FOR SMALL,
II houses, or on easy terms. Money to loan
az per cent Please call between and d.
m, or address j l.. OCHFLTRFF
Rooms and Exchange Ilniiding
Evening journal., 1892-06-15

SENATOR pKTFER is a personihed va
gary. He is an example of the crystoli-
zation of crank His attempts at
economic legislation are not 40 original
as they are inopportme Hemsde q long
address in the Senate ON Monday i'm
tended to support his bin to
establish bureau OF loans. His
idea is that the government is =
rich Car concern with an infinite
amount Of money and ready to dole 1t out
with even-handed justice to the worthy
farmers who need IL. lie was edu.
catod i'm the school of protection,
home market and high wage,
theories for making prosperity by
Congressional enactment, which IN
physics is tsntsmount 20 the power 0
man exerts TO lift himself by his boot
straps Legislation for public loans to
the people Is on par with assessing
taxes TO increase wages Both fsllacis'
spring from the same misconecpton that
this constitutional popular government
is paternal monarchical government
for the support Of the people, rather thar
to be supported by the people.
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baltimore 4
ID OHIO II ALL
nlAn -nLn.InI. In

" ~ p m. W
BOSTON. % 3s p m daily, with Pullman buffet
out change via pOughkeopsie bridge landing
passengers in l3. a. NJ. station. Boston.
Philadelphla, week days, 3 1s, 90, ~ = go
2 s, r. 20, - Al, 9ul. ~ al 10 39 sl0Jt
m w =, W, 81 80. 3 %, 10, O5sf5 ~, -,
~ 31 3 -. 10 O0, fll % y m.
lhiladelphia, Sundays, f3 0s. q, 50 IS 81
~, flu 20 u 40 m; ~ "a. 90. ~ 81 u5, 10
O5, IS 3S, 45. "a %. 5 25. 10 oO. 4ll % y ul.
Chester, week days, t3 lS, 600, i5, ~ ~. 80,
90 y 30 %, 10, . e5, - Ss, %, q 3D. p,
. Chester, q sundays, q cs, s@ 40, 4s5s.
70 81 9 q, t5s9, 70, 10 %. 9li o pm. -.
WEST BOUND. G5l.'
Baltimore and Washington. "A 54. o.. 81 a..
q m; 5l@, 10 - %, 3O5, "A 90 62i, q 81, 92l
baltimore and Way Stations, 7os q M 8 o5
Newark. Del. 4i5i 7o2. 81 i7a m: ~ 10. 3 O5,
"A 40, 70 "a, Z 80. ~ 80 ~ p. II p M.
Plttsburg, IS AZ a IN. "a 40 p m, daily.
Chicago 3 a m. "A 40 j. m, daily.
Cincinnati and 81. Louis, fl2 10 p m and
4i % y IN. both daily.
singerly accommodation, 2 o2 m, 3 e5, 735
aud u ID D m daily.
os, A., m, sos and 90 p m. sundays,
/ o 30 a m ard % and 40p m.
/ Trains leave Market street station:
For New York wcok days,fl l3, lS zO 81 ~ am
For Philadelphia, week days. -. ~ ~ y
- %, ~ 80. fll 80, ms " ~ 2 20. Al m. sun
days 6 so n m: T. A.. 3 50, - A. p IN.
For Baltimore, week days. li, 30, e %
| IN IS m; ~ %, So , m. sunday. % a IN;
. 81 and % 55 m.
! For Landenberg and way stations, week
days 9 SO 70 20. m; 55, 500 m. Sundays,
Q . a m; . 50, 5 ppm.
Chicago and pitishurg IS 20 a m. daily ex-
/ eept Sunday; % So p M. daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, I'll 80 a m daily
/ except Sunday.
Leave Philadelphia for Wilmington:
Week days - To- g W. 81 IS 10, 90 loW.
80 $ %, ~ - o. 30, - "a. 10, +s ., 10 Is
and n 20 pm.
m, H. noon, 90 o. "a o. 20, 10 J1, 80. - "a,
10. fs 80. 10 10 and II 30 pm.
= and Express trains Telephone No. ~
Rates TO Western points lower than via any
other line G.. O.. SCllL, Gcn' Pass. Agent.
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Open daily from O'Clock a. m. until D. H..
and ON Tuesdays and Saturdays from to
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A RTIsAN,s' SAVINGS BANK.
NO. 5Oe MARKET STREET.
Wilmington. Delaware
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FOR COUNTY COMPTROLLER,
JOHN F. STAATS.
Of AppoQuinimink Hundred.