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The Washington times., 1894-10-31
fth race-One and one-sixteenth miles.
selections.

First race-Free Press: Scio.
Second race-frank y. Harf; Aleppo.
Third race-FaEin; Ny Gyps.
Fourth race-Sevina: Magnet
Fifth race-N aIkyrie; Bemorse.
The Washington times., 1894-10-31
FAVORITES AT THE ISLAND
Three of the Five Races Were Cap
tured by First Choices.
TALENT HAS APROSPEROUs DAY
Finance and Paragon We're the Only outsid-
ers to Win at the Alexander Island Track
AT St. Asaph the BOOkmakers Came Out
Decidedly Ahead of the Knowing Public.

good crowd patronized the Alexander
island course yesterday, and those who played
favorites came out ahead of the books, as
three pronounced first choices won, the other
events going to third favorites. The track
was in good shape and the racing interesting.
In the last race occurred the best finish Of
the day, when the fayorite, Siberia, had to be
ridden out to beat Juanita a neck ih very
good time. Fagin so far outclassed his field
in the fourth that he won pulled up by eight
lengths. Summaries:
How the Horses Ran
The Washington times., 1894-10-31
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY,

Rev SAMUEL H. GREENE, D. D., President
The Preparatory School opens. Sept "A
The Columbian College opens. Sept "a
The Medical School opens. ns................... Oct
The Dental School opens. Oct
The Corcoran Scientific School opens. ...... Oct 9
The Law School opens. Oct 3
The School of Graduate Studies opens Oct
The Washington times., 1894-10-31
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FOR sALE-MlsCELIANEOUs
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SUMNER RESORTS.

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IL n. Y. ave, bet Pacific and Beach; mod
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WANTED.

w TANTED-FIyE CAPA BILE AGENTS, SAL
w airy or commission. See GEO. w.
VAUGHAN, Stewart building, Room g. Cor. Sixth
and ID SITS. n. W. Call between 2 and 4:30 p. m.
oct30-3t
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FINE DIAMOND PINS 50,

All beautifully enameed Usual price, $1O
RAISER, the MATCHMAKER, No. 1907 St Il. W
se29-eod-3m
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Betting-Johnny, 10 3; McKeeyer. 6; Silver
Queen, 3; Nenusberg, -; Belisarius, 6; Bolivar
10; Yocalite, 80, and soprano II, 90.
The Washington times., 1894-10-31
How the Horses Ran.
Track good
go First race. -Four and one-half furlongs
OlJ Purse, $500 Time, 0;5734

start Illr. " on CleNeTlH.
Bettinc-Finance, 6: Maid EIlice, 30: Uno
Grande, .; Doc Wick, 10 8; Gold Wave, SO;
Charlie r.. 6. and GrendetUa, 20.
agn Second race-Siz ana q quarter turlongs.
DCU Selling. Purse, 500. Time, 1:20ls.
The Washington times., 1894-10-31

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Il and during confinement; best medical treat.
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treated by experienced physician; confidential
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Betting-Siberia, 10 10; Juanita, Is: Bel
gravia, Z; Psttie, E; jimmie James, Z; Surgeon,
10, and TacOney, 10.
The Washington times., 1894-10-31

Start good Won gaIloping
Betiing-Fagin, to 3; Blue Bird. 100; Sonora,
4; Elmstone, 4; Pathway, 80; Billet Doux, so;
Jack Lowell, 20. and SnoOks. 100.
600 Fifth race. Six furlongs. Selling. Purse
OCD 500. Time, III
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-13
A MOTIiiiR's LOVE.

Down 10y the riverside. out on little lot.
There STOOD beside a gurgling rIll, in a
lovely little cot,
Drapcd with ivyo'er the porch, and roses
by Its side,
Within these lived widow fair, and just
one child beside. ....s.
entered by the gateway, and also by the
door,
The mother stood a weeping and the child
WAS covered DER;
1endcrly she watched the child, as In its
cradle lay
Invoking heaven to spnre her child,
which Continued night and day.
With agony Of soul she sand, cai't you
help my childP
cannon live: " II not live. for ] am
growing wild.
The tears were irickIing down hcr checks,
her means wer" very shrill.
The chlld she lay demurely. IN ncr Grad lie
very stu. ....
Presently she turned bcr face. her eyes
were all aglBrc.
Her CHI Cks were very pal d, she had dis
shcyeled ENi-;
Death angel was knocking at the door.
Eer spirit 10 convey.
TO realms Of b!iss IA world above, rs she
in h. r cradle lay.
Tho mother shriekcd aud wGuug her
hands. win II wild uemoniac VOL.
iortpr do noi LIT her dc shj must get
well. she must get we'll.
cannot, VIII not let her die. oh, Heaven.
my Child do spare.
With tins She looked me in the face, with
II wild dcnoninc glare.
Help, help. doctor help, She shall not die.
say she shall get well.
Ihcrt', there, see tier smile she's better.
go the 10 ghhoIs. tell
] have conquered. ] knew | would. | am
supreme,
Heaven and earth are mine, and all be
twpt u. ...
sI'l,a ,I,,t.i IA, 49,, ~ h..
church yard on the hlll,
The mother IL in the ASYLUM, awaiting
10 fthfiil,
The summons OF the Lord (whcn her
spirit shall pass away
10 come mp hither beside mr. child. and
here forever stay. y. W
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-13

Winter Vacation in Florida.
On February 18th and eth and March
18th and 9Th the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company will run personally.
conducted tours to Florida. The spe.
cial trains in charge of experienced
Tourist agent and chapercn will leave
New lori; $50, Trenton Hos a. M,
Phlladelphia l2.lO. Wilmington 1880,
and Baltimore 2.36 p. m. These trains
Will 10 composed OF the finest Pull.
man sleeping and dining cars fitted
with modern appointments and
conveniences OF the most sumptuous
type.
$50 from New York, s4s from Pbila-
dolphla and Baltimore aud propor-
tionately low from other points on the
sS stem, will cover all expenses while
on tho special trains TRANSPORTATION.
pullman accom- noda'ion. and meals,
with the exception of the last tour.
the ticket Tor which covers Pullman
facilities south bound only. the limit
however. being May 3lst, thus allow.
Ing much longer visit.
a stay oil two weeks In the glorious
heaith-lnspiring peninsula may he en-
Joyed on the first three, and that timo
may well be spent in following out the
numberless side trips available from
Jacksonville. These tours are especial
ly apropos during the penletntial sea.
son now upon us. and vacation in
this beautiful State should prove OF
great benefit to those more or less ia
tigued from the pleasures of tile
social lie and excitement of the win
fer "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-13

Fee. 49, Revival servio@s ara being
carried on In the M. L. Church, and
while as yet there have bsen no con :
versions, quite tide OF spiritual en-
thusiasm pervndes the whole commu.
nifty. Pastor Bowman and cougrega-
ton are holding the fort and do not
desire the help OF any evangelist.
Miss Olive Reed, who has been quite
sick with something like la grippe, is
improving and is able to be out.
Geo. NJ. Fisher, Esq, Is suffering
with quite n severe cold.
MIR. Jones. Of Middletown, is here on
business.
MIR. Horsey, one OF the genial trav.
elllng agents who mabes this town an
occasional visit, was here on Saturday.
Mr.. Hanson Howell. OF Camden,
was the guest OF one OF the bellies OF
this town on Saturday Eve.
There Is to be lunch party at Mrs.
Hanson's, a short distance from town,
on next Thursday evening. Quite u
of the young people are in.
yltsd, and anticipate pleasant time.
OCCASIONAL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-13

Fen. l2-0n next Thursday evening
Rev. L. l.. Terry. former pastor oil
ono OF our churches here, but now OF
will lecture In the
hall, for the benefit of the
Athletic Association. Subject "A
Bunch of Keys" Mr.. Terry was quite
here during his stay among
Ne. and doubtless will receive a warm
we bespeak for him q
crowded hcus'.
Quite n number OF the lady hoarders
have been on the sick list. but all. we
Iro glad to say, are improving.
Mrs. Cooling and daughters have
gone away on n short visit.
Next Friday will he composition day.
and all the boarders oxCept the seniors
are compelled to write OH subjects
which tho teachers anno Inee before
huni.
The Scott Literary Society which
has been formed into n House OF Rep
nre holding very inter
asting sessions. They meet every Sat.
nrday evening. OCCASIONAL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-13

Many muscular men succumb to
fntigues borne with ease by persons far
their Interiors In physical strength. Mus.
Gle does NOT Imply vigor. In fact. II Is
not difficult OF proof that athletes DO NOT
live as long nor enjoy rs good health ns
the average individual who IL vigorous
That Ia to say. whose digestion and slecp
are unimpnired, whose nerves are tram
lui. and who has no organic tendency to
disease, Thcse requisites of viyor arc
conferred upon those inherently weak.
no less than upon those debiliiate1
through wastirg disease. by a thorough.
persistent course of 1ostetter's stomach
Bitters, the. leading national tonic. In
dorsed and recommended by physicians
or cmihence. II will not eulow you win
the muscle of n corbett, but IL will infnse
energy into Your system. and rcncw the
active ana hiaithiul performance OF its
functions, II averts aud cures malaria
rheumatic aud kidney complaints and
Orercoincs dyspepsia. constipation, liver
trouble and nervousness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-13
The Mole.

The mole works like horse and eats
like an elephant. Throughout his wax.
ing hours he is engaged in pushing
aside earth and hurrying after worms in all
his galleries and tunnels. The laborer Of
course, is worthy Of his hire Such cease
less activity can only he kept up by equally
ceaseless feeding, and so the mole's exist
ence is one long savage alienation of la
Dor and banquetting. His heart and lungs
and muscles are working at such a rate
that if he goes without food for half day
he starves and dies of actual inanition. He
is high pressure engine.
His drinking is like his eating-immod-
crate in all things, he must have his liquor
much and often. So he digs many pits in
his tunneled ground and catches water in
them to supply his needs at frequent inter
walls. He doesn't believe, however, in the
early closing movement. Day and night
alike he drinks every few hours, for day
and night are all alike to him. He works
and rests by turn, after the fashion of the
navvies employed in digging tunnels, or
measures his time by watches, as is the way
of sailorA-Cornhill Magazine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-13

Philadelphia. Pa, who had cured him OF
the bad effects OF indiscretion. Well.
went and saw Dir. Theel and ! must say
he was unlike the other phi, siclans. lie
carefully and thoroughly examined me
and statrd that my trouble was due TO
Hood Poison aud Weakness brought on
by my own folly. After six weeks under
'tnis learned mans treatment. ali the
pimpies and blotchcs left me; my appetite
improved slept better; my poor mem
DRY became stronger; my hnir stopped
iaIl'ng out: my threat aud mouth healed
mp; gained = ounds In six months; |
could walk IL ain for miles; my whole
hudy became clean; the boils and hard
swollen glands lett me; no more head
ache; no more unpleasant dreams or
pains in small 81 back; felt young and
nnppy once more. Four years have pass
cd and J am well and strong. | sec so
many praising the good and nobie-heari-
cd DIR. IliEEI. aud ! want to add my
little bit and say all. whoever you may
be. rich or poor. 20 and consult DR.
q. #. rIiEEL. 1917 ARCH STREET.
pHii.A., formerly of SIS y. Fourth 81. )
lie viii cure positively, IL cure is puss. :.
HE. Office hou-s 90; Evenings. 6-s;
wednesday aud Saturday evenings 10
10; sundays. a-l2. scnd hve a-ceut
stamps Tor book. TRUTH. III. only book
exposing quncks who copy his advertise
lnents No name or address Will he pub
ii6het without consent of patient.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-13

II | were u MAJ shailtOn reporter
would not live at Stanton
II l were single man I'd hunt up
Stanton widow.
IL were a Wilmington reporter
would not fall in love with stanton
widow.
III l. We're n certain young man o
.he west side would change mi
boarding. house.
If were the police l would keel
my weather eye open on the pollct
men. lie drawings come ont OF
saturday as usual.
II | were going into business
would treat everybody with polite
ness. -.#. ....-. -..... "-
II | were n bachelor | would look
around for hundred thousand dol
lar girl. You could love her tina
much better;
IL ] were going to maito charge
against The detectives l would max,
II with tho prosecuting attorney.
II were going into business l
would not be tho grocery business
loo mich tick.
IL ! were II police captain at the city
hnll ana reporter got TOO fresh,
would put him out to cool oil.
II | were IL compositOr | would no
Ctb u bthi soup US ItuU coup. l1u
such is life in Chester.
ii ] We're Chief Dolan ] would no
lt the Philadelphia policy men have
the credit of the policy raid in thi.
city.
II were a temperance man | would
not carr eorkscrew.
III | We're 4 capitalist and helped ia
bring about the present hard times
| would ha ashamed to look my neigh.
bnrs in the lace.
Ii We're the writer of Democratic
Glasses in tho Sunday Star, | would
be very careful how | threw mud.
il were powder maker | would
hive my iifo Insured. and then vote
tho Democratic ticket.
II ! were going to get the Worlds
ihir Views | would get the hest. which
the REPrIIICAS Is selling to the citi.
zens of Wilmington.
III | were Il race horse. | would Ger.
tainly object 10 being clipped this cold
weather.
Ii | were a flyI would steer clear OF
Thomas, the ieweler, while he is offer.
ing TO purchase flies.
Ii | were the superintendent OF the
street railway line | would look after
the pa trons on West Eighth street a
little better.
II We're an officer-holder / would
try aud get appointed Tor life.
III | were man and had a family TO
support would try and apply my.
self to my work 50 that / could excel
III 1t.
II | were an officer of the upper
court ] would keep the crowd from
sitting on tho necks of the reporters
while reporting court.
II | were a Democrat and voted for
these hard times would tell the peo.
pie how the iIard times happened.
III had ten cent dinner kettle
would not want it filled daily with
free soup.
II | were dog catcher would not
catch dogs on Sunday.
1t | were police over the bridge |
would ling in my own rounds and
not cause another 10 come o N his beat.
II | were police / would lind u bet.
ter place TO sleep these cold nights
than LEAFS flour m. Wouldn't you 2.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-13
PROTECTION.

Friends. Americans. countrymen lend me
] come 70 plead for protection. not tC
The evil that an act does oft lives after IL
While its good intentions are not realized
And it 10 a curse, The noble Wilson
Hath told you protection was monopo-
Iy.
II II were so It were a grIevous fault;
And many are tie empty mills today
Here by the leave OF Wilson, and the
For Wilson is an honorable man,
50 are they all, all honorable men
Come to speak at protectors funeral.
Twas our friend. best OF all friends to
us,
But Wilson said it wasa monopoly;
And w ilson IL an honorable man
IL has brought many contracts home &c
Whose I rofits did the workinan's pockets
A monopoly should be made of sterncr
stun,
Yet Wilson is an honorable man.
u, protection thou art doomed
And men have lost their reason. Bear
with inc.
My heart doth bleed for the uuempI Dyed,
And must pause iii 1t comes back to
me.
1t were but yesterday. protection was
your all.
1t gave you work aud fed the hungry
mouths
That now about you cry. And the sweet
wife,
That now looks wan and pale, as tear
drops
Gllstcn IL her eve. sang like bird.
And yet In November ~ you voted for a
change ..--.
And all + past Look you here good
Sweet friends. LET me not stir you up
To sudden Hood OF lnutiny
They that done III IL deed are honorable
What private Kricfs they have. alas
know not.
They do hold fat Offices every one
Amt before election vccrs around again.
They II offer excuses by the score. aud
explain
How Republicans shut their mills
through spite.
To thaw them. / an no orator as Nc
kinlev II,
But were MIX inlcy and Mckinley ].
There were an orator TO move youi
hearts.
And ro ! UP huge Republican majority
i. L.. q.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-13
WILNIStiTON 4
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

i nEst'ENuUR sts,L ton1
"' H"p''h Sun lo'L
rams VIII leave Wilmington as fol-
lows;
for philadelphia teIpressl. I.55. ass In
e:Sy, -; SO. ESQ. 9.Oc. 1905. lOl6 ii, "a
1i.5l a: Nj. sl2.I1, LII 3.oa 500, STA b.I7
t.te. zoo and ala P. NJ. va
Recommendation. 6O1. as, s.od ~. IS,
1910 p. M. "'iu
For Cheater (ernra.aD i5s A ~ n Al = A..
ESQ, $50, sec. i0'Lh lisa isl n = -
500. $50. 2. OG and aI2 p NJ w. 500
Accom- INC dation 6,o. ass. syOi Ioa>
i1l.33 A NJ - - . y a N Z ao ~ ~, J,
1880 Z. VI. ' - 80 anu
For New York I.5S. 25s 1o1 a N ans
$50 200, 1904 io.45, isl A. Nj gI2.ia.
liz, 2.s' sos H. 10 b. IL o. sd SOL "a 81
lr.3D p. NJ - "iu
For Boston wi bout chang. lA.Id "
and 5.56 P. N. n "'
Coas, Line. IN, A, NJ, ~ "a ts'a .tt'antic
For New OrieanR EichInS VI. b,,,-
vile Express. t5.4l T.. NJ, "i@
For West ,lh,.s,cr ,,ta iat,,t, 4, a,
and S.tl = NJ Is ma = d p II 'sIn' e'u
F,r A.ysTt Cent. ami inta,.su,,.,,..
81 iot,s. 7.4I \. NJ and GaiP Nj
baltimore aud Wa-h!ngt an 49,. sol,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-13

1t Is remarkable the number of well
known and Intelligent gentlemen who
formerly voted the Democra tic ticket
who now make no bones OF saying,
Il am done with the Democratic
party. prominent Market street
merchant who has always been a
member OF that party, was heard to
say, 4 have voted the last timearsinst
my own .pocketbook" This express.
sion can be heard all over the city,
1ruly"the mills oftne gods grind SLOW
but grind exceedin gly fine"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-13

Catalogue of Cioth-I,ound Books OHer
ed by the Republican.
3. Adventures of Miss Nolney.
4. All In a Garden Fair.
10. Beaton's bargain.
~. Bede's Charity. .."... 80"
Is. Avatar.
16. Brother Against Brother.
II. Baron Munchausen.
81 Cell l3.
-. Circumstantial Evidence.
%. A Close Call. 1885,.
-. Cobwebs and Cables.
rs. The Chaplain's Secret.
80. Claire and the Forge Master.
81. The Detective Trio.
IS. Drops of Blood.
80. A Fallen Idol.
SO. The Cruise of the Black Prince.
Il. Fighting the Air. ....
a. The Duchess.
20. Good News.
SO. Fatal Phoymi.
SIS. Flag OF DistresG
So IN Ihraldom.
63. Joyous Tidings.
"a. A Life oil Interest.
66. Harvest.
6S. Heart and Science.
60. The Heroes.
81. Mohawks.
l0S. My Good Friend. 49,.
l32. Search for Basil Lyndhurst.
l57. Virgin, q Housewife.
100. Children's Bible Picture Book.
l6i. Chlld's Own Book.
l62. Life OF Shakespeare.
1853. Matrlmo nial Agent. ".... ..
LIZ. Natural Law in the Spiritual
World.
LIB. A Babe in Bohemia.
l16. Broken to Harness,
l17. A Noble Sacrifice.
IFS. CULVER Swift. =-..
l59 Coward and Coquettes.
1870. Tile No. us.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-13

rheumatism OF twelve years stand
ing cured. Mr.. G. X. Gingrlch, WI
conisco. Pa, thus gives vent to his
feelings: "For the last twelve years ]
have been suffering with rheu matism
Ia my right shoulder and arm. After
using many remedies without even
relief. L became discouraged. AS a
last resort. procured Salvation Oil,
bathing freely, and the result is | can
now work, make free use OF my arm
without pain, and feel twelve years
younger"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-13

lille SAIE-Will be sold AZ pubuy
4 sale, on the Springbrook Farm,
formerly occupied by WIN. Bamks, stu
mile from New Castle.
ON THURSDAY, FERRUAKY, Ii. 1891
Al IL o'clock. M, eharp.
: head Of good work or driving horses .
two-ycAr old colts. one months Old colt
~ heat ol sup riur cows, iIolstetn stocf
most Ct them fresh. balance close farm
whS"n' WIN riggihgs horse cart, |
buggy. 1umTsnt carriage. l delrDorn, |
phaeton. endless chain lcyei tread horse
power iced mill. hay cutter Mi ia COOL
order. syracuse plows, l W lard. l iulty
SuitlNatof, hand eultiyator-. roller |
hhndeil harrow. spike harrows, / horie
thkr' may tcdder, corn marker rim road
seaop. grtndstonc. corn shelter GhRmpiou
hlltccr Champion mower 3 sets wagon
i,i', ) sets pow harness. dearborn
ana curt harness. collars, briIl,,s, FORKS
spades shONeis, eryIhcs, iron most spade
double ana sluglctrees. barrels OF pure
apple viHcIar
attention OF hnycrs rs they are lIolstcin
and super or GuG &c.
TEnMs 81 SALE-bn ali sums OF xai and
under cash on all sums over that aInaunt
credit oil months will he given BY pnl.
chaser giving a bnnkable note with an
approved rndpr>cr.
4. I. T. CLAIM.
l.. w. sitdhan Rnl Son, Auct. Jsi-l1d atw
I)t BiIG SALE OF HORSES.-wuI bp
sold nj public saleat kuuntIT square
noiel. Chr sterti'o Pa, ON Monday, Fob.
sth' 1874. at l.'Hi .. III. sharp. Invent y fine
Soinsrsct o. horses, Inc inuIne come g. :
ira large draft, general pnruose aud III g
driving horses lhese horses are welt
broken. thoroughly acclitnateh AID cs a
lie secn two days before the sac AT kon-
nett Hotel Stables. All horsrs EuRran :
iced as represented. Two and four
months cred I. NO postp nemenL
ID. Is. ZIMMERMAN.
J. a. Rollins n, An :.
>. b.. ltanuun.. Gle X. fIs-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-13

t-aes i'b-N's
Express Trains 5..
New York, week days. '3G2 90 81. = 81.
80 80 q. m; u! 20, - 40 - 10. . 49, ~ 90 p
nj. sundays. - 90, - 81 30 81 a. MI y ~.
% ~ 80 IL 90 p. m.
PHILADELPHIa,f wenty-Gourtha and
Chestnut Streets. week days. '3OL : y,
81 81, rs. e 10, 6 so. IS a. us. ltso. 10 y
Q. ~; 'l2 y. 90 - ~. 30h I Oj. 80. % -
65l, - 10. 8 ~ 10 90. III o. y. III.
Sundays, 500 .d2L 6 81. : 30 o. 40 80.
II ~ M; 90 'l49 d05. SOL IS 81. 9 81,
e ~. -. 10 %, III 90 o. M.
PHiLAilELPHiA. Twelfth and M" ar
ket streets, week days, '3Ol. U II, y ~
40 aG n. m. = ~, ., 80. ii 90 q. m. AN
Che ter +. Week q, days .sol. S d. .62I. SIS.
%, 50. IS 70. . Il. 10 81. -lo3i u. m; 90
go. $oi. 4oa, 56j. TBS. 63l. q 81. SIS.
Chester. Sundays .sos. .6a, So $50.
Q OF. 40 sS II ~ a. m; iOi - 81. 4oj. 81 o.
IS IS, 6 81, q 30. 3 .. 10 90. I'll 90 p, IN.
Atlantic City. week lays. = 81 n. M; - ~
p. IN SUNDAYS 6;5 a. m; - 10 p. m
WEST BOUND. ~.
baltimore and Washing ton. week days
q. 02 % Il u. a.; III 10. '4Ol. 3 Il. - e.
IS a a. IN; ~ Ii. '2c5. az. 4 T. IS IL 10 d
Baltimore and Way statlors 20. a. IN.
Sewark. JeI.. week days. Az. zoe. IS 81
10 ~ II ~ ". m. Sundaya - a., o., IS a.
am, 'l2 10. 2i7. AZ. - 81. : IS. Il. ~ 40
IL 10 y. III.
Pitisburs. IS Il a. M, Il a p. M. daily.
Chicago. - II =. M; u a u. nl. daily.
Claci'natt and St Louis ~ 10 p. IN.
New OTeana via Bristol and Chatta.
nooga. . !! y. IN. daily. Through sleeper
% New Orleans.
Singerly accommoh;at on, Z o! Il. m.;sI1.
fa5 and II 10 p. IN. daily.
Lander berg accommodations week days
o.. II 90 a. M; II and a p. IN. sun
dnNs. a'Oa. M, : y p IN
TRAINS LEAVEM ST. STATION
For new York, week days, = Isa. IN.
lor PhiIad"lphlI, week DAYS. 20, = II
a. M IL -, 3d. . a. n. ia. SundayA q ~
u. IN; Y ~, So . IS u. in.
FOR baltimore. week days, 3 IS. $50 a.
NJ ~ %. 80 p IN. Sundays 10 H. IN /;
For Inudenperg and Way Stations
week days, 30. $50 n. M; j %. 5 % y. III.
Sundays o - a., m. 5 u y. M.
LEAVE PuILADELPHIA, Twenty
fourth ANA Chestnut Streets. for VIII
Iniactnn. week days, = o. 500. - IS Is.
900, II 4! IN; IL % noon; i 81, .l4l.
2 Is. 3 Il. $40. %. - 90. Is II, = 80, 20 90
8 10 . rs 0 30, 'lui5 AID u - p. M.
SUNDAYS. '40S. 90. IS II. 81 1000. I'll A.
q. tI,.; 1900 noon; Fl Is > Is, ais 40, 4 80,
9 30. = 10, 9 81. 'l0Ii and II 81 p m. ..
Leave Twelfth and Market streets,
. y, = %. I'll 70 a. m; 1854. - -. - SIS p.
III. daily.
Rates 10 Western points lower than via
any other line.
IL. Il. CAMPBELL. General Manager.