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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

very snjoysBle Satnb IRE "a at their s Cosy
headquarters last evening, that vas
well attended. Vice ComIfiandet Ias,
Banthem presided, and in opening the
camp. fire made brief but eloquent
speech. MrS Pugh president Of tile
WomeD's Relief Corps, on behalf Of
that organization presented the Post
with large and handsome picture Of
General U. S. Grant. In making the
presentation Mrs. Pugh spoke OF the
interest the ladies' take In the Grand
Army, and especially in U. =. Grant
Post.
The picture was received on behalf
OF the Post by Past Commander Bull
lock with an appropriate speech. De.
partment Commander Bogia, Jr. Vice
Commander in Chief, p. b. Ayars, Past
Commander Wheeler. PastAid to Com.
mander In Chief Foster, Past Depart
ment Quartermaster General Booth,
Past Commander Norton, Past Depart
ment Chaplain Mccoy, each made clio
quent and impressive speeches.
An abundance OF excellent refresh
ments were served by the ladies, and
although everyone had an abundance
there were six large cakes loft, which
were disposed Of at auction BY Chap
lain MCCOY.
The Women's Relief Corps Is nobl
organization, that was introduced In
to this State, years ago. The object
Is to assist q. A. II. Posts, and look at
ter soldiers or their families, who ma,
be In need of assistance. There is bu
one Of these organization In this city
u. s. Grant No. /, and during the pas
winter they expended over $500 in re
lleving the needy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

Tho members OF tho Grand Army
ARE making an effort to secure suilici-
eiit moneyto erect a monument to
General Thomas Smyth, in Brandy
wine Park. The park issioners
will donate plot of ground, but it
Will devolve upon the members of the
Grand Armyto raise the money for
tho monument. Some years ago a
fund. which now amounts to about
$500. was raised for the purpose of
building monument to President
Garfield; tho people seemed to lose
interest In the matter, ard now there
is not the slightest probability that
tho work will ever be accomplished.
This money is now In the Whining.
ton Saving Fund, and not beneiitting
any one. The monument to General
Smyth will be built, and it has been
suggested that some arrangement be
made, by which this money can be ap
piled to assist in doing it. General
Smyth was the only Major General in
the army from this State. and gallant
ly fought Ills way up from The ranks
to the high position he held at the
time Of his death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14
E. B. RILEY
HOSZER Y.

At 19c we have an import.
er's sample line of Ladies'
Hosiery in black, unbleached
and black boots> with fancy
tops. This lot Ciis a money
saver for You.
At 3Sc, 3 pair for 81, we
have a Ladies' Fast Black
Stocking; regular price, SOC.
At 25c we have a most de.
sirable lot of Ladies' Fast
Black Leather Shades, steel,
modes, white, &c.
At SOC we have a Ladies'
Silk Hose in black and col
ors; we'll worth 81.
At 39 and SOC we have a
Lisle Thread Dropped Stitch
Stocking in black, tan, grays,
heliotrope, white, &c.
At 25c we have a Chill.
dren's Fast Black Stocking
that beats the world. Dou.
BILE knee, high-spliced heel
and double sole.
At 59c we have a Ladies
Mosquetaire Ii eavy Kid
Glove in black, tans, steel,
white; well worth Toe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany announces rfst. beginning Apri
10Th, additional Sunday trains will b,
placed in service between Pniladel
phia and Atlantic City. leave Marke
street wharf, Philadelphia. ut 8 n. M,
arrive Atlantic City, 9.25 a, M. return
ing, leave Atlantic City at $50 and Q. 81
p. M, arrive In Philadelphia at ZOE
and 1880 p. m. Train now leaving At
lantic ity for Philadelphia at 7.40 p.
m, Sundays. will be withdrawn from
service.
The train heretofore leaving Somers
Point at 8. As p. m, Sundays. will, be,
ginning April 10Th, leave at 8. Is p. M.
arriving Philadelphia z05 p. M, and
train now leaving Somer's Point al
ASS p. m. week days for Philadelphia
will, on and after April 18th, leave
Sonlers' Point at 3 p. nj.
The 40 p. m. from Philadelphia
week days. beginning April 18th, will
make close connection via Atlantic
City for all stations on the Somers
Point Branch.
Beginning Sunday. April 10th, a new
Sunday train will be placed in service
between Philadelphia and Berlin, leav
ing Philadelphia at D. M, returning,
leaving Berlin at 2.05 p, M.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

The business OF City Council was
rushed through last night in double
quick order. All the members an
swered to the roll excepting Messr5
Kirby, Magee, Ratlidge and President
Benson, Mr.. McKelyey occupying the
chair.
The special committee which was
appointed to Investigate tile absence
OF Baillif Kelley reported sickness al
the cause. The excuse was accepted
The City Treasurer's report showed
$50. 56S. 05 in bank to current expenses
The City Treasurer g report showed
the receipt OF $500 from Eugene NJ
Sayers, $3.50 from Edmund Mitchell,
Jr., and $4,000 from the Union National
depository banks. Total receipts
$3.50. The balance In bank was re
ported as follows: In tho Union Ma
tional Bank, S45 GEL rs; in each of the
depository banks. S1,23660. Total
balances, sos, 5l4.d5.
A petition was presented from John
Bader asking for the return OF his
capitation tax for 1892. The petition
was referred to the Law and Finance
Committees. Mr.. Ross gave notice oil
an ordinance to, be presented at the
next meeting. The bond OF ex.Chiet
Engineer Boughman was asked to be
cancelled. This matter was referred to
the Bond Finance and Law Commit
tees. Council then adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

Let us observe law common to all trees.
First, neither the stems nor boughs of the
maple, elm or oak taper except at the point
where they fork. Whenever stem sends
forth branch and a branch sends off q
smaller Dough, bud or stem, they remain
the same in diameter, and the original stem
will increase rather than diminish until its
next branch starts. No Dough, branch OF
stem ever narrows near its extremity eX.
cept where it parts with portion of its
substance by sending off another branch OF
stem.
All trees are alike in this respect, aud il
all the boughs, BRANCHES, stems, buds and
blossoms were combined and united with.
out loss of space, they would form IA round
leg the same in size and diameter as the
trunk from which they spring. This is one
of natures imperative laws and never fails
to prove trne.-Boston transcript.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

Chicago has about eight hundred
miles of paved streets. which Is just
double the street mileage of New York.
OF this about two hundred miles is
macadam. There is much complaint
of the dust from the macadam streets,
which is said to be uncomfortable. The
surface of the limestone becomes fine
ly pulverized, and then the iightest
wind raises it in clouds. There is a
demand now for constant sprinkling,
but this engendors mud, which Is only
less Objectionable than the dust.
Limestone, whilst making the best
country road, is too soft q substance
for the heavy traffic on the streets of
city. 1t quickly wears away and
needs constant repairs. II the sur
face is swept regularly every day and
theE sprinkled, it makes fine road
bed. 1t is stated that there are In
Chicago $500 miles of sidewalk. mostly
wooden. This would imply. 1850 miles
OF streets, 500 miles paved and $50
miles uuDaVeu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14
DUBLlC SALE-will DO sold at ~
i sale, at the stables OF theesftHcffolI
at Eighth and vanBurea streets M
Del, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 1901
- AT 10 o'clock, a. m.

2 Ma
Horses. carriages. harness and etc,
Nos 1 and !, pair Of bay horses 8 and
years Old, III hands high, good coanE n
Ialhily team. ~. " Lay horse. yez<|
old. 10 hands high. extra good driver. ~
4, roaA horse. years old. 10 banda hif|>
extra good driver safe for lady -
drive. No D. gray horse. 10 hands hiGX
extra good driver. No. 9. black hpreot3
driver. This is 5ery nice horse. No.
bay horse, years old. l34 hnnds hlRN
good driver and worker. No. 8 KIN
horse. o years old. 10 hnrds high. extE|<
high, good driver and saddier. NO.
dun horse, years old, lbN hands hl9N'
good driver and safe for lady to drif|&
No. Il, sorrel, years old. lbh hands hix4
good driver. No. II sorrel horse, 6ynz3
old. l5S hands high. good driver 50
worker No. II. sorr,.l horse. years 091i
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

For Philadelphia texpress l.ss. 90
a a. 6.oi $40 5.5a COS 200. 7.a5and ii;
ACCOMMODATION. 7.oo. sos A. NJ. 1910
i.4S. 4.05 b.a. and 1879 P. NJ.
:, t0r anes ter ! ;ekpress,; Lbh 4a9. $50 a.o!
Ac:oniln2dation, 100. S.ta. A. NJ, 12.lQ
l.45. s05. h,20 7.95. and 10.slp. M.
~ T"g New York terpressl, LIS, a.5l. aga
..0o' 900 to.47. 1908. 1861 A. NJ, 1910. l.3T
.do oS p f;os r. 90 500 900 'e,sl, Tos' ant
For New Orleans Richmond and Dan.
VIE Express IN T. NJ. AL sieeping
cars and dining car.
For BosioE withou. change. $50 P. NJ
NJ. and y e - Sp'hsMster via Lamokin. sos A.
For New Castle. e.sl p. NJ. and Ia.ol
For Cape Charles Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk 1901 Night.
~, FOR M.ddletown. Clayton, Dover
W. yoining. FELTON,, Harrington, Bridge
vile. ,seaford. Laurel, and DelnlaI t3Ol
Baltimore aud Washington, as. 8 OF
10 liza. in,ls "a. 12.5O5 II. 20 O3,7 46, $50 n.
M; and II 40 Night. -
baltimore aud intermediate stations
Il9in a. M. l2,o9 500 p. M. and H.i;
=, Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street, fol
Wilmington leXpress), $50. 100. pln
Y ls,a. M. IL 10. ID. vs., O0,f TO- S. Ii ID
II 80 p M and "a u3Night.
~ accommodation, 8 So, 10 SO q. M, IL 3d.
@9o. CLOS ~, 10 Gland ll.Ss y. IN.
ror lurthes Information passengers are
referred to the ticket office at the Station
81 Congressional Limited Expires,
ttrralns. composed entirely of Pullman
Nesttbule Parlor Gnd Dining Cars. NJ
lektra ia e. ~
81 Limited express trains, composed OF
Pullman Vestibule Parlor Cars. Vestibnle
messenger Copc hes. and Dining Car. Nc
~ Richmond AMI Danville Express
|coachesl WV
() Dining Car attached,
O. Nj FhbVoST J. R. woon
General Manager. Gen. Pass, Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

The pennsylvania Railroad Company
announces that arrangements have
been perfected whereby passengers In
tending to 70 to Chicago may reserve
their Pullman cur accommodations in
advance. Passengers taking n train ut
New York may reserve the requisite
Pullman space one month in advance
OF DEPARTURE those from other points
on the system two weeks In advance.
This arrangement may be made
upon application to ticket agents of
the Pennsylvania Railroad. who. after
securing the space. will deliver reser.
Walton slip to the passenger. Passen-
gers thus reeerying space in advance
will be required to purchase their
tickets seven days before the date of
departure, otherwise the reservation
will be considered as forfeited
Accommodations in Pullman cars
for the return trip may also be secured
upon application to ticket agents OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
This arrangement will prove n great
benefit to visitors to the World $
Fair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

From the Philadelphia Times.
The fact that garbage can be burned
Without danger OF INJECTING the air
with the germs OF iiseaseJ is being
successfully proved every weekday
BY q new company organized especial
ly for this PURPOSE! For the past ten
days brand new steel.covered tank
wagons bearing on their sides the
name OF the American Incinerating
Com pany have been visiting the houses
In the First district and collecting the
garbage, which is taken to the COM
pany's plant, at Fifteenth street and
washington avenue, and there in
cinerated.
A private view OF the working of
the new plant wos given yesterday.
Eighteen wagons are used in the COL
lection OF the garbage. and as soon as
q load. which weighs about q ton. is
brought in IL is sprinkled with lime
and run through q machine. which
presses out the iiquids
Two men throw the garbage Into the
retort, which Is about rs feet long and
6 feet wide. A powerful flame. fed by
Jets OF steam and oil, is thrown on
ers, and inside OF twenty minutes the
matter is reduced to ashes.
TIN CANS EVEN BURNED Up.
So great was the heat that even tin
cans and animate. ouch as cats and
dogs, are reduced afnost to nothing,
ana whom the flame Is turned -eellrr and
the. retolt cooled. it is impossible
to lind even the tiniest piece of tin or
vestige of bone OF the largest dog.
This. Is something that our eIt,y;
should have, to do aWax-<Wffh tie
iilthy pest hol.se-1i1T the western part OF
tie eleS, where the city's garbage Ia
now dumped. Burn the garbage.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

An interesting and humorous lee
ture on -Mathematically Con
sidered," delivered by Roy. Forrest L
Dagger OF Philadelphia, in the Churct
of the Covenant last night. He said
Taking girls geographically they are
like the Mediterranean sea. Men be
come shipwrecked on them. Histori
eally speaking she is only 10 years oil
age. for girl never grows older than
that, SO her history Is yet prophecy.
evening star of life. Botanically. she
is whole flower garden, and all she
requires is n competent gardener to
keep her. Philologieally,I can say that
all she wants In this respect is three
ietters-man. automatically, she is
the unsolved problem"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

A deaf minister's clerk had handed to him
written slip en- which were the following
announcements which he was requested to
make: The new psalmbooks will be used
next Sunday. There will be n baptism OF
infants next Sunday. BY some misehance,
however, this clerk took it into his head tc
reverse the order OF the limitations. Ac.
cordingly he began, There will be bap.
tism of infants next Sunday" lie had got
no further when the weak, piping voice OF
the deaf divine was heard from the pulpit,
And those who bave not got any may have
them forsixpence each, the manse; strong
backs, is pence. n-Gornhill Magazine
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14


The City Democratic Association
met last night and organized by the
election of officers to conduct the
coming campaign. John NJ. Newell
presided. These are tho officers: Presi-
dent. Ohm L. Dolan; secretary, W. A.
Kelley, and Martin Ferry. treasurer
Vice presidents to organize tho varl.
Gus wards were appointed MS follows
w. Parker, J. J jackson. Frank Kane,
J, J. O'lIara, Matthew Murphy. w. q.
Bryant, William Gosneli, John Me-
Laughlin, John Hardness. Albert Can.
non. William Green, William Long.
Committee on Candidates-James
McGlinchey, Matthew Murphy, and. j.
j. Mullpl
Committee on Room-James Nc
Glinchey, John L. Dickey aud Edward
knight.
The Association will meet again on
April 20.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

1t is unjust to tax the stomach with
burthens that IL c Innot bear. Many silly
people thus tyrnnnize that faithful SER
viior until it rebels and Furnishes them
child OF gastronoinin folly, but whether
this or the natural associate of inherent
Ieeblent IS FROM childhood. 1t is surely
aud pleas ,ntly rehediable with llostoi-
tors Stomach Bitters, the finest and
most highly sanot onnd gastric tonic in
existence. As II result OF the tone I'M
parb"d to tho stomach, and the increased
activity OF its digestive and assiinilative
action. lisurld by the persistent US. OF
this benign invigornnt. general stamina.
is augmented tho nerves strengthened
and tranquilized, and q tendency u in
so'nnin and hypcchond dr. asis defeated
ltilionsncss. chills aud fever rheumatism
and kidney troubles are CONQUERED by
this admirable med icine,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

The politicians claim to be DESTROYS
OF keeping down the tax rate, and YET
they go on to increase tire number oil
officers and provide for tho payment
OF good salaries. When three men are
required to do the work which should
be performed by one. we must expect
to have the tax rate increased. Com.
missions are expensive luxuries, and
yet the democrats are satisfied TO con.
tinue voting for those who uphold
and appoint them.
The new ennctments by the present
Legislature will add thousands of dol,
lars to our taxes. and yet tho offices
will not go round, there should be one
made for every Democrat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14
Sweet 1Iuaie

How sweet strain from an old
familiar song can awaken tender
memories and make tho tears to tho
eyeliGs start" You who enjoy such
music who want an evening of rest
fui pleasure, go see the scioptieon
views, hear tho singing of fine quar-.
tette. the playing of Prof. Schimmer.
horn ON the guitar. Prof. Willard on
the Sylophone and select orchestra,
led by Mr.. A. Q. Dennis, at Harrison
Street Church, Thursday evening,
April Goth, Tickets are % cents, mum.
Der limited, on sale at Yeasey's drug
store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

VIII you heed the warning. The
signal perhaps of the sure approach
of that more terrible disease Donsump.
ton. Ask yourselves If you can afford
risk and do nothing for It. We know
nom experience that Shileh's Cure
will cure your cough. 1t never fails,
this explains why more than q mil.
lion bottles were sold the past year,
it relieves Group and whooping cough
ut once. Mothers, do not be without
it. For lame back, side or Ghost uss
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. N. b. Dan
forth. Wholesale and retail agent, g.
and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

The amount OF hay in the hands of
tho farmers Is unusually small. This
condition Is due to tho fact that the
past winter has been very hard one
and more than the usual amount has
been necessary to winter stock In any,
thing like their usual order. Tho high
price of hay has also induced the
farmers to dispose OF their surplus
closer than usual at this season, and in
many cases before they had ascer.
tanned the amount for their own
stock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14
WILMINGTON &NoRrHERN HArr,
~. w iiR naa, COMPANY. Time ,ablsla

eject November n, 1891
Trainsloave wilmington french street
atationj for d. & o. Junction, MontchanIn
Suyepeourt Gyapogue. Cossart Chadda
Fori function. pocopaon, West Chester,
Etnbreesyille. MortDnville, Coatsvilie,
Waynesburg Junction, Springfield. Joenns
Bifdsboro. :, Heading and intermediate
stations. daily except Sunday. z 90 n M
ana IVY p. m. Sunday only, SOL a. M. and
For b. g. y. Junction. Montchania. GUY
oncourt Granogue Cossart, Chadds Ford
junction, Pocopson, West Chester, Ein
breeville, Mortonville, Coatsville, waynes-
burg Junction. springfield and informed,
ate Stations daily. except Sunday at 80
p. N. Sunday only at 400 p. m.
stations aaiIyexcept SUNDAY.
at $50 a. in. and 400 p. IN. Sunday only, at
0 O2a. M. Ii and 90 u. m.
Trains arrive from Coatsvflle. West
Chester and intermediate stations. daily
except Sunday att IL q. IN. and ~ p. m
Daily at 8 SO and 10 "a a. M. snd ID p. m
A. q. McCAUSLAND. Superintendeut.
DowNEss BRIGGS. Gen. Pass. AIT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14
New school building.

Archl teet L. L. Rice. Jr.. has just
completed part OF the plane of the
new grammar school building to be
located at Fourteenth and Washing.
ton streets. The elevation plan shows
n handsome, substantial structure of
modern style. ALI the plans will be
ready for the contractors within two
weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14
A Graat Controversy.

A great controversy has been agitating
the Milan Pathological society concerning
the admission of women. One great and
famous doctor, a leaderof the opposition t1
contended that women members in
the society would be scarecrows TO all ma
t.Ee and studious men who seek to be fan
D om the world and its distractions, while
for young men their presence would be per-
lousy MISUNDERSTANDING
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14
BALTIMORE
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Schedule in ei-
feet November
10. 1892

TRAINS LEAVE DEL. Ave. DEPOT
,.x.u... EAST BoUNH.
.,S New g" York: week days -soa .7.io, 's.4..
'4,SO q, m. l2.2t asa sos '7.s9 Q. M.
New YORK: sunday .a.0l .s.Si sio.ss a.
ms r.A .lbl ea3s. si.33 D. IN.
Boston. ~ p. IN. daily. with Pullman
S ;sni. et lee uAra running through te
1oston withont change via Poughkeep-
ale bridge. andlng passengers In b. & 81.
station Mt BOSTON.
tnlIaaeaphia, week days. .30s. coo. 6.ss.
IN %. So. 's.4l. o.o9 $50 10. as 1886,
'6;3s. 6sS. 'T:3o. SIS. 1000. Ill 90 p. m.
.c philadelphia. Sundays. % Oh. 8.s5 80,
o;sa a.uo 10 ID. n.t0 a. M, .lo IL, l.00 ra.53
~ s;} ~ s;o eo5. '6.ss u2s. .7.se. sa5 1000.
Chester week days. .aos 100. 6as IN
: 30. IS 81, g A. 90 . so. 10 80, 40 al I'll ST.
9: M. %. =, % n % 5o5 4o5. sos. IS s. 6s.
cisstor Sundays ssoI ess. 7so $50
9 90 10 6. II 40 a. IN. %. .a5i sos, 05.
5 oS ,5ss, 0sS. q 80. 8 q. 10 o. ii 90 p. M.
Atlantic City. week days q 20 a. M,
S.ed, p. IN" huhdav, 70. a. IN, 1853, p. m.
WEST BOUND.
baltimore ana Washington, week DAYS.
- q, o. g Ia. NJ, '1a TO- SOS, 5 oS. $40,
~, 1888, % u p. nj. SUNDAYS, - IL, 7 o.
81. : q, M, 'l2ld, ~ os o5 Il 10. aga = 50.
. Baltimore and way stations. 7oa a. M,
Newatis, Del, week DAYS, .it7 7os
:. = Il =; ~, 'la - o. 70 g q. = 50.
~ 10, O5. u 10. '6al. 7s5. .a5a. % ii, il ID
Pittspurg, 's47 a. M, y 40 p. m, daily
Chi ago, .s4l q. n. 4Qp. in. daily,
Cincinnati and st. Louis, 81 10 u. M.
and e 80 p. m. both daily. =.
Sinserly accommodatton,7 0a q. IN, 505.
! 80 and II 10p. III. daily.
LandenDerg accommodation, week days.
( o.. hoo n. m, . 05 ahd4 81 p IL. sundays
2 30a. m, 4iDp. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET
STATION.
+ ro J. York, weei; days, '59}, 's2T. 1888,
For Philadelphia, week DAYS. 5ss. $50
"a, 'S27, 1888, I'll a5a. m, le4s. $50. 9i5
p. NJ Sundays, Sva. M. l2l9, $50 IS
!. For Baltimore. week days. sa5, ESQ,
IS y, III o. n. M, 81, - 90 p. in,. sundays.
0 80a. NJ, $3.50 p. m.
For i.andenberg and way stations. week
days. . 80 10 5oa. M, = 81. ) 90 u. m. sun.
days, 923 II. H.. 5 90 p. N.
Chicago and Pittsburg. ,s27 a. m. daily
except Sunday, 3 10 p. IN. daily.
, Cinelnatti and st. Louis al IS a. m.
daily except sunday.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILL
MlNGG0N.
Daily, 40. eco ~. IS Is, 40 10 o.. I'll rs
a, m. Y 90 noon. = IS, 90. 3a1 .4o5. 'l1s.
20 IS 60 30. 49,. Caa 81. ii. 9 IL. .s45
sunday. i 10 10. 600. .s1s, $40 .lo3l .lla5
q. M. 400 n DON. 100, 8 90. a05. ADJ. 1851.
~ g =. 10, asoS al 10 10 IL slp. IN.
~ -Rates to western points lower than
via any other line.
r, J. 7: oDlSLia =. .. SGUiiil.