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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16


Prescriptions accurately compounds
College OF Pharmacy, at w. O. Tayiors,
Pharmacist. BOZ King street.
Truth Is powerful, and its course is
straight In working its way through a
matter. whatever may strive TO hide or
bury 1t In darkness. N
Strength must be found In thought.
or II will never be found In words.
High.sonnding words without
thoughts corresponding, ere efforts
without effect.
Do not despise the opinion OF the
world; you might as we'll say that you
care not Tor light OF the sun. because
you can uss candle.
10 repent without mending ones
ways Is TO pump out the chip without
stopping the leah.-R oseleaf.
The Fifth ward Democratic will hold
q meeting this evening at No. 708 West
Eighth street. Matters OF Importance
will be brought before the meeting.
John Hutton, dye foreman for the
Joseph Bancroft and Sons Company,
sailed for Europe on Saturday.
Thomas W. Stewards representing
the Friends OF this city at tho ysarIy
meeting OF that eociety In Pliladoi.:
phia' II
Captain Willard Thomson, of No. 2I1
West street, has taken house near
Poco pson Tor the summer, and will
occupy IL about June l.
Elwood s. Jackson has given up his
mouse, NO. 1908 Van Buren street, and
leased summer residence near Clny.
mont until December.
Austin Harrington has leased his
house, NO. li08 Jefferson street, 10
Charles Huckins. OF the Mutual Life
insurance Company OF this city, as he
Intends boarding.
Information was received nj the
police station this morning to look
out FOR Q certain man who had q
stolen horse In his possession. The
owners name is unknown.
The greatest need OF the day is an
education away from the fearful dam
ger OF haste to DO rich; q cultivation
OF tho quiet and improving ar Is, an
engagement OF genial and benevolent
lives. q preservation OF home virtues, a
teaching OF the truth that moderation
pest serves the cause Of happiness and
demonstration that In helpfulness to
others man best helps him self.
Hesitation and vaclllation arc two
qualities which count for good deal
In the histories OF disappointment. A
man who Is not quite certain which
way he means to go and stands hesi.
tating at the crossroads, makes no
progress on his journey; and a woman
VINO has heap OF odds and ends to
attend to-household duties, letters to
write, visits to pay. otc and sits down
with her hands before her. trying 10
make up her mind what she will be.
gin upon fret, will mover do anything
so long US sho sits there.
There is no such thing as utter fail.
ure to one who has done his best. We're
thers would be more courage and en-.
ergy infused Into sad and desponding
hearts. Tho compensation may seem
shadowy and afar of. but 1t Is not SO.
IL attends everyone who Is conscien-
llons. painstakins and resolute. and
Will not desert him, whatever NAV be
the late OF his exertions In other 70.
speeds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

A pleasant evening party wss elvan
last night at the homb Of Mrs. John
Az Fry; Seventh and Tatpan streets.
The qdair was gotten up asa surpffse
ifor Mrs. Fry, the occasion being her
birthday. About $50 O'Clock she an
lswered q ring OF the door bell and
was completely taken back when
about twenty-five OF her friends
walked In. The evening was pleasant
Fly spent IN playing parlor games,
singing. etc. Misses Lizzie McCul-
Tough and Ella Scaggs sang beautiful
solos. and Joseph Murray entertained
the company with his iunny songs
and danced the buok, which was very
amusing. The party then adjourned
to tho dlning-room, where they did
ample Justice to tho dellcacics spread
before them. Mrs. Fry received q
number OF presents. some OF which
were very handsome. At a seasonabie
hour the guests departed for their
homes. wishing Mr.. aud Mrs. Fry
many happy days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

A meeting OF the Sunday school
supertntendents Of this city WINS hold
IN st. Paui's NJ. Il. Church Inst night
There were thirty-two superintendent
present, representing as many schools.
After some Introductory remarks 1t
was decided to give Il parade on July
Sd, which will he participated In by all
the scholars OF Tho various schools
After the parade jolli!icatlOn will be
given in Brandywine park, which will
be addressed by several prominent
speakers. A committee composed OF
Joseph Pyle. Charles Baird, G. W.
Todd, l.. b. Jonre. Neil Comfy, Joseph
Downward, David MeHenry and L. ii.
Cantwell was appointed 10 complete
tho arrangements. Tho next meeting
will DO held at the call OF the com
mittse.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16
ROWS CHINA DEPOT.
SPECIAL SALE
MA 7 |1N(C'S
ROWS CHINA DEPOT.

White mating, Sc pei
yard, OR So per roll.
Fancy mating, &c pei
yard, Or 49, 5 per roll.
Fancy fine contract mat
ting, 12Ac per yard, or $4.75
per roll.
Fancy jointless mating,
15c per yard, or So per roll.
Fine fancy jointless mat.
ting, 1Sc per yard, or $6.75
per roll.
Superfne jointless white
mating, l9c per yard, Oh
81 per roll.
Snperiine jointless fancy
reversible inlaid mating,
regular price 45c per yard;
our price 23c per yard or
$3.50 per roll.
Finest contract fancy mat.
ting, 80 pounds to the roll,
Poe per yard, Or SO per roll.
Double thick fancy mat.
ting, 100 pounds to the roll,
SOC per yard, or $40 per
roll, 40 yards to the roll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16
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Police fame, .si,u

The Police Commission last night
began Investigating The charges
against Patrolmen Maxwell Mahono,
AND kelieher. which wera preferred
Lhroush these columns Yesterday
warden Moore was present aud sal,
that several prisoners had told hin
That blahoney II led his revolver and
threatened 10 liGot Mclaughlin. Ii,
DID not see tile occurrence.
Chief OF Police Dulan stated that h,
had examined both Mahonev an,
keileher privately and they both sal,
as they wore passing Mcl.aughllI',
cell he shouted to Mahouey ami sni,l
no would cut him with razor. Ma
honey said II he did ho would nut ;
bullet INTO him.
Chief Dolan was instructed to go ia
The JAIL and secure tho aliidavits OF
several prisoners who saw tile affair
The Gnlef was also directed to nd
vertise for bids for new patrn
wagon. Mr.. Pyle recommended tim
ox. officer Howard Palmer he appoint
o 10 the force in the place of Jane
n. Hershock. A sot of new suruic1
Instruments WIS ordered to he pnr
chased for the use ut the statiol
house.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

The Wilmington & Northern Rail.
road Company has Issued book Civ,
Ing list Of largo number OF houses
located along its line where country
board can be had during the summer
months.
The country along the line of W, IL
n. II. II. Is well.known to Whining.
tonlans, ana parties desiring to spend
tho heated term outside OF the city
will lind no better or healthier Iooa-
lions than those offered on the vii.
mlngton & Northern Railroad.
Copies OF .'Bummer board on lima
of W. Il NJ" can be obtained at ticket
Office. French street station, or from
the general passenger agent, 100 Mary.
land avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16


The Levy Court met this morning
ut 10 O'Clock. Mr.. Scott offered Tie
following resolution:
Resolved, That the County Trsasur-
er be and Is hereby authorized 10 nd.
yertise that the certificates OF indebt-
edness authorized by this Court to be
issued for the Washington street
bridge and to fund the debt OF the
county. shall be redeemable, apon ma.
turlty. In gold.
N. B.-By resolution of the Levy
Court tho above certificate, upon ma.
turlty, will DO redeemable In gold.
Passed.
Mr.. Lewis Armstrong offered the
following resolution: That the mem.
bers visit Holly Oak and Inspect a
bridge on Fridoy next.
The following orders were passed
George N. Comfy s3f. az; Smith & Bro.
$40; 1hos. Rossiter $2.Oo; bangle d
Son $500; T.. w. 81 b.. for freight.
s35.3S; John f. Campbell o.; \. XIII.
gore $50; New Castle water works
$500; l. y. Moore s46.l2; Win. Low.
Their S1o.67.
The collectors reported they had
collected "a, S42 &c and we're allowed
by the court s570.30.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

The following deaths wers recorded
ut Registrar Colquhoun's oillco sos.
terdny:
Beattie On May Is. at Second and
I,odman streets, Rosie Beattie, aged
IA years. d.
Keltie-On Maybe, at No. III King
street. Robert Kettle. aged SS years, II.
Funk-On May IL. ut No. 6ls King
street. L. T.. Funk, aged Is months. j.
Gulick-On May IL. at New Castle
Del, Abram Gulich, aged So years. II.
koh!erman-On May Is, at No. Gle
West Eighth street. Annie IL Kohler-
man. aged so years. I.
NcCoy-On May ID, at No. 1910 Ian.
caster avenue, Alexander Mccoy, aged
SO years. I.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16
A wnndoripoI mp,ie,un

Sergeant Eugene Massey at 4.3o
O'Clock this morning found Maggie
heardon wandering about the streets.
Maggie stated to him that she WAS
from county klare, Ireland. and had
arr lvol at New York yesterday. Sho
had sister here aud had como to see
her; After search the genial officer
took the wanierer to No 1921 Madison
street where the sister, Miss May
Reardon, was fonnd The wanderer
was 10 have telegraphed her arrival to
her sister who would have met her in
New York. but being unacqualnted she
failed to do so.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

CnEsTEE. May iG JOHN Is. Roach
the slipbniider yesterday received /
dispatch saying ths contracts for the
two new boats for tho Old Dominion
steamship Company had been award
ed to him. and that he could prueoef
with tho work OF building them. TIN
Two steamships viii each be- over GC(
feet long and first class in every re-
epect. The cnginea Will he butt at tht
yard. making Work for the sAops, ald
the joiner work will he tho most es
pensiye yet built at the Joiner shop
Inc contract price for tho vessels Will
approximate about $3.50, 600.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

The following is the program O
music FOR the installation services Incl
dental to the installation of Rev. Wi
Ham Frederick LOWS as pastor of Rod
ney Street Presbyterian Church. undo
Mi. j, X. King. assisted bye. A. Wen
gel second tenor, II. l.. Iatnall. ,Ir.
first bass aud ". y. Eaton. sncon,
bass. Preceding tho regular seryice
which hegins at 40 O'Clock. two an
thems viii he sung. KrnutZrr's III /
the Lords own buy" aud Il canno. al
ways Trace the Way" by II. NJ. Dow
During the service tho following
music will he sung:
Anthem Father IN Heaven. IT. Dow
shhctus. Schubert. Sentence, Be
thoven- Hymn. 75S presbyter!a
Hymnal. Hymn, Gi8 Fresbylerin,
Hymnal. Anthem. Softly now IN
Liglit@ OF Day, ChwataI. Hymn 81
Presbyterian Hymnal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

Tho Tuesday Club will give It's flna
public concert OF tho season on Mon
day night In the Grand Opera House.
lected orchestra of Philadelphia must,
clans, and Mendelssohn's Ointorio of
Elijah will be rendered. The clut
has been working very hard during
tho present season in the study OF this,
Its great work. and tho Forthcoming
concert Will probably be ono of the
very best, II not the best the club has
ever given. Tickets will be on sale in q
faIv flaVS - :
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16
THIRD EDITION.


-~&,t-'-%8 .fN*tt .~otaehos
sophy Daly's love Of money has
undoubtedly convinced her Is the root
Of the evil which causes her languish-
Ing In q cell at the police. station,
Bophy's love was to the extent of $40,
aud hnd she not been trapped in the
act. II might have been greater than
Il Is.
She Is young colored woman, and
heretofore has borne IN rnstaiEed
character for honesty, Sho has been
employed by VIM. S. Herlck OF No. Ala
West Fourteenth street, as servant,
and he never suspicioned her OF com
mIttlug q wrong act.
Four weeks ago Mr.. HIerick missed
= 80 bill from his trunk, but suppos-
ing that there was not another key to
ut the trunk In the house. and also
that he might navo made q miscount
: not think Tor once that Sophy had
taken H. Another week rolled by but
ncuiinR was missing. The second
weak although was different On com.
ing home from work and desiring to
30 out. he went 10 his trunk to get
some money. On counting 1t he found
that the amount was short about so,
aud at once came to the conclusion
that 1t had not been taken In mistake
but by some one who had access to
the trunk
He therefore searched the house for
the key, but IL could not be found.
On some faint pretext no then dis.
charged Sophy. not mentioning the
missing money to her.
he then conceived OF plan by which
tho guilty party could be apprehend-
ed. So last night he had his brother.
tn.law. John IL. Beckley, secret him.
sell under the bed In tho room where
tho trunk was kept.
1t was decided by Mr.. I1erlck that
he would ask Sopby to como back and
work for him that night. to which
eophy consented. Meantime Mr.
nye cue dollar bills. which lie placed
III the trunk.
At o'clock lie left the house, leav.
ing his brother-in-law under the bed
10 see II Sophy was really the. thief.
nupposing that no one was about she
assembled the stairs and entered the
room where the trunk was ana whore
MI. Beck.ey lay concealed beneath The
bed. She drew key from her pocket
and after drawing the curtain opened
the treasure box ami extracted tbs
money. She unrolled the notes ant
TOOK two OF them, carefully placInl
tho remaining three in the Same posi-
tioa sho found them. She then locke,
the trunk and left the room. All thls
was done in the sight or Mr.. Beck
ey.
About five minutes afterward ht
vent down stairs and confronted
6ophy with tho stealing of tho money
Win tears streaming down her cheek.
she stoutly denied the theft. Before
Mr. Beckley went down stairs he noti
He'd MIR. Herick, who was standing
outside OF the yard and lie entered the
house about tho same time as did Mr.
beckiey. MIR Herick also charged hel
with stealing tho remaining $40 which
she also denied. but promised to rs
fund Il II she would not be arrested
but officer Peterson took her To police
nea ters, where she was ordorel
to furnish ball this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

An ingenious motor for the utilization OF
the heat rays of the sun or coal direct
thereby obviuting the necessity for inter
Vening mechanism OF transformation, /,
said TO be the first motor to obtain useful
rotary mechanical energy direct from the
sun. A large corrugated drum Is filled with
an expansible liquid or gas. Inside tn,
drum are vancs, which, on being rotated bS
the expansion of the liquid or gas, commu
nicate their motion to pulley On putting
the apparatus nenr fire or in the sun
where one side of only the drum is heated
or ON applying gas jet, varied expansion
Is calsed inside the drum, and the pulley
rotates foEcib!y.-Excbnnge
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

In conversing with Mr.. George Lip
pincott. tho very polite guard ut Sti
street park. he said: II wish we cou!t
have a fiar for this park" Now won
some patriotic society donate one II
time to have 1t flung to tho breeze b,
Decoration Dayr There Is party who
Will furnish the pole at once II some
Will furnish tho flag.
Again. why does not some enter
'prieing florist plant bed OF flowers II
1t as an advertisement. They coult
not have a better one unless they ad
yerlised in the REPUBLICAN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

The crew of the schooner Morlen.
which Is gradually sinking In the
qulcksands at the Brandywine shoals,
delaware Bay, have sought shelter In
the Brandywine Lighthouse, where
they arc being cared for by the keeper
OF the light. Captain lie Blanc. OF the
sinking vessel, went to PHILADELPHIA
yesterday to make arrangements to
save part oil tho Morlen's cargo of dye.
woods.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

A Worlds Fair party will leave this
city on Thursday morning over the
BaltimoIe and Ohio Railroad for Chi,
cago. Thoy will return In two weeks.
The party will be composed OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred ID. Warner, DR.. and Mis-.
Henry J. Stubs, MIR. and Mira. Samuel
NJ. Knox. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel M
Trump, Mr.. and Mrs. @. Newbold
Trump, Miss Frances Garrett MISC
Helen Garrett, Mr.. and Mrs. Clement
j. Smytb, Miss Smyth. DR.. aud Mra,
Linton Smith. Miss Bertha Smith,
Charles Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield
>. Quigley, NIrs. Edward Hopes,
Harry Hoopes, Willard Jackson, hif.
and Mrs Frank Taylor, Miss Elizabeth
Brosius Of Philadelphia. Miss Maftha
Amos of Maryland, Miss Edith N,
Trump. Miss May Trump.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

Philip Smith was arrested by Patrol.
man Black last night for drunkennesa
smith being never seen drunk befof8
the officer eeked him where he lived
that he might take him home. All the
reply that Smith would give was II
live so far that YOU can't take me
home" Surprising the man to be
stubborn the officer sent him in. This
morning the prisoner stated that he
was from Montana, thereby confirm.
ing the statement which the officer had
taken rs slur. The fact OF his hav-
Ing come from Montana did not save
him from fine OF 50 and costs.
Ellwcod Woodward. Edward John.
son, William Harris and Ellwood John,
son were charged with being disorder.
ly at Front and French streets by Ser.
Reant Massey. Tho prisoners were
each fined s5 and costs.
William Zegler was fined e3 q nd
costs and George HARDWOOD, also. for
drunkenness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

Superior Court 10. Sonasensd at 10
sss P psssrassa 's s. e. Mf Ts
against Wilheimina Blackaway' sA ii
IMiddlstoyn, taken up. Tho suit is to
Irecovef s74 Tor material furnished in
the erection OF house. Tho plaintiff
yas represented by Attorney Martin
Buiris. and Thomas Davies conducted
the defense. They claim that a notc
was furnished by the defendant and
afterward transferred to the plaintiff,
leaving 5000 still due Thorn. Mr.. Hu.
kill and John Kelly testified for the
plaintin. and Laura NJ. Holden and
Mrs. Blackaway were examined by the
defendants. Court adjourned before
any decision was reached.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

LOCAL QUOTATIONS.


Joseph ID. Conrow. of Brandywln,
Hundred. was arrested on Saturday b,
Sheriff Gould. on the charge of libe
preferred by G. s. Butterworth, who
harmed his place Tor two years. Las
March Dutterworth obtained a sltua
tion with VIII. Witridse OF Baltimore
through the recommendation of Mr.
Conrow. but in rev weeks Afterwards
ne withdrew the came. saying thai
Butterworth was uDtruthful and un
reliable. Az a consequence Witridgt
discharged him, and he is now In oul
city without employment Conroa
gave bnil In the sum Of $4,000 to an
swer at the next term OF Court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

AVN. P. Seal, an accom- m odating
butcher In the Third Street Market, ia
Inc owner OF a very snug farm near
Centreville and everything looks very
promising. His wheat will soon be
pushing out heads. his grass Is grow
Ing finely, promising an abundant
crop and his corn is coming up nicely,
having been planted quite early, as
ne believes In having his work done In
good season.
AS q consequence he has produc.
i've Iarm and between TINT and the
butcherlng business everything ia no.
Ing ahead swlmmingly. and he has no
reason to complain OF the stringenoy
OF the money market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16
HUBLIC SALE


HUBLIG SALE
l. OF
HARNEss. CARRIAGES. BLANKETS.
WHIPS, ETC.
Will be sold at public auction, AT No, d
LAST Fourth street. Wilmington. Del, on
SATURDAY. MAY eo.h. 1893
Mt 1890 O'Clock,
Sellars e-seaf wagon. York wagons.
20 sets light single and double harness
extra line set of light double harness
rubber mounted; / double set tirst-class
sage or wagon harness. 8 sets heavy car
riaEe harness. 5 sets express harness l
extra fine set light single harness, rubber
mounted; 10 sets of Hight single harness,
assortment OF lap sheets. whips, oolla-s,
wagon brides. etc. Tho above goods arc
AL now aud frst.cl ass make. warrautel
as represented. and will be sold withont
reserve.
All sums of $50 and over. credit OF 3
months by the purchaser giving bank
able note with approved endorsbr.
GEO. DRAKE, Auctloueer.
VIM. II. Robinson. Clerk IO.lS-l9
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

Every thing Is up side down at tn
police station to day. Plasterers ar
lat work repairing the ceilings an,
cells while carpenters are Lusil.
IcngagaGed In doing repair work suoi
as putting In closets for the uso OF thu
patrol linen. The work has thrown the
signal System out of service. ant
Operator Kane is receiving tko report,
over the telephone. The work Will b,
completed by tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

Mabel had been on a long journey with
her aunt, and while visiting in low,
marshy town she contracted malaria and
was quite i'll on reaching home. Not long
afterward her mamma had chill. A
lady hearing of 1t said, "Why, you ought
not to have malaria, living on such high
ground oh spoke up Mabel, Il guess
mamma inherits 1t from me."-Youth'
Companion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

Or. j. Simms and Son. dealers in
pure family medicines, COS king ST: tet
formerly OF Fourth and King siroets
Inc famous wiiito pgimonit' balsaIn
vegetable liver PILLS pain sGarchcgnnj
many others arc prepared and sold bv
them. Also drugs and medicines nf
tue very. purest. Pure specific meli.
zines, liuid extracts, store suppiiss
eto. Remember COG King street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Peeky last
evening celebrated tie thirty.ffth an.
niversary of their wedding at their
home, No. COS Iatnall street. Tho
out.of-town guests were:
Mr.and Mrs.Jno. Greenwood, OF Ger.
mantown, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs Lewis
Adams OF Camden. N. j., MIR. and Mr.,
Daniel Stanton. of Philadelphia, MIR.
and Mrs. jeremiah Biddle, OF Mt.
Ephraim. N. j.. and Mrs. Annie Dol
bow. of Baltimore. Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

Tho Passmore Bros. have at their
farm In the upper part of Chrlstiana
Hundred some forty or fifty fresh
cows and springers, which they ara
prepared to sell at very reasonable
prices. Those who do not wish to pur.
chase at .heir public sale on Monday,
the 2nd Inst. should call and make
their selections at an earlier or later
date as thoy will have good lot on
hand throughout the season.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16

Takes the cake-Icing.
Hillmen ana jill.
Goes before q fall-Summer.
A soar subject Flights OF fancy.
A yane thing wsathercock.
A sweet thing Sugar Trust.
Looks Rheeplsh-A leg OF mutton.
A grate mistake Using kerosene.
All all round subject-Ihe world.
Increased the Observation-Disclosures.
A power in the land locomotives.
Where Columbus Is to.tlay-In Ohio
Said to have lost her whey-Ml
Muflet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-16
|. LEWIS ROW,
4l3 KING STREET.
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN
w X. Il.

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN
w X. Il.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT. MAY, H. ,as.
Trains leave Wilmington (Frencb strea,
stai ION for Il. U. Junction Montchan.
~, Gnyenoonrt. Granogue, Cossart
Shadd's Ford .lunet on, Pocopson, West
CHESTER, Embreviile, Mortonvlle. Coates
Icept sunday. at Z Of and s 30 u. m, 2 IS,
Z % and 81 p. m. Sunday only at 500 a.
M. 10 and a pm
For Waynesburg Junction, Springfield
sunday. at &c a. M. 81 and 8 b5 p. m.
SUNDAY only at % q. m, 10 and { as D.
III.
FOR Joanna. BirdsbO-o. Reading and
intermedi ate stations, daily except sun
day. at W q. M, and IS p. m. Sunday
only, at 90 q, NJ and 10 p, m.
A.. y: MgCAuSLAND, Superin endent
6OWNESS BRIGGS Genl. Pass. Agent,