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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14

" ssHrNGToN. bee In.
over the bill to suilanzs -.
ing was terminated ly -
the bin by the decisive r.- :
10 The Cooper suisse.
placed the entire coutra,
tIons Of pooling IN the h--7 =
terstate commerce commits, Il
the absolute power IL ,ba,-...
voklng pooling orders n =
were all subsequent II =. -
and recommIt II. and Tie e.
reported from the culgn-.-- :
attempts were made o. &c..
tilibusterlng, but they h..
cessful.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14
FEDERATION CONVENTION.
Delegates Take Excursion - Color
Question Coming Up.

DENVER. Dec. 12.-The delegates to
tbs Federation labor convention re-
turned last night from an excursion
around the loop This morning at 9
o'clock they again assembled for busl-
ness.
y resolution will be presented in be-
hall OF the cOlOred men of America.
This resolution makes number of
arguments and closes with the state
meDt that the negro problem lies III the
solution of the labor question 1t urges
trat unless some method Is found that
VIII furnish work for all regardless of
race, the future Of the workingman Is
doomed
TomorrC " afternoon the delegates will
again lay their work aside and be given
trip about the city on the tramway
line by the Chamber Of Commerce
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14
A WnI Contest started.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IA contest
mas been begun TO set aside the will of
James O'Carroll. who made a fortune Of
SS20,oOO IN the laundry business hera.
and who left the bulk of his estate To
bishop Riordan and various charitable
institutions. Eighty-six thousand dol
iars he wllled to numerous relatives in
ireland, though 5000 was the greatest
sum bequeathed to any one of them.
JoSeph OCarron of Dublin. brother of
the deceased, is the contestant.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14

NEW YORK. Dec i2-The evidence
before the Lexow committee was main
ly upon two points, first that The police
pension Toll bore many names tha'
should not be on It, and second that tbs
rapid acquisition of wealth by policemen
- as IL proportion 70 their ability not tC
discover TIE existence Of d;sorderly
houses OIL their beats
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14
4 Cyclone In Georgia,

ATLANTA. Dec IA cyclone passed
over Kingston and destroyed the convict
camp. killing five mules, woundlne
three men badly and several slightly. y
large tree was blown across the camp; .
barn was carried bodily for mile; Q.
negro cabin was destroyed. injuring one
boy. DIR. GoodwIn's house at Stiles
boro was badly damaged and buggy al
the gate blown 800 yards.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14
Clarence Given au Allowance.

Colon. Dec. 2.-Ex-Chief Clarence
the former ruler of the Mosquito terri
tory. has been granted maintenance ui
S22 per day by the British government
The NiCaraguan government has issued
a decree granting amnesty L. all the
members of the 1efunct Mosquito terri
tory government, with the exception OF
eX-Chief Clarence.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14

WAsHINGToN, Dec. I9-T..
alton Of the Nicaragua ~.
continued IL the s-uata -
making a long speech II .-r-.
bill, In the course u wf,r- f..-
the abrogauon OF the gs--i
treaty The venerable -.
Vermont, Mr. Morrill,. mai. :
marks IN which he c.-ra-s
rency Initiation bills r-p.---i i
from the finance c.lur.-- +
closed with an executive -
which a large number u -
We're confirmed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14
Inrmnn Elected United state. Senator

COLUMBIA, s. c., Dec. I2.-B. r. Till
man has been elected United States sen
ator, receiving l3I out of I55 votes cast
IL =. Butler received 2l votes. Three
negro members of the house voted. two
Tor deoTge Murry and one for W. ID.
rum; = I'M, Ihe vote stood in the senate %
lO2 for Tillman. 10 for Butler
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14
The United State. Apnroxr.

OTTAWA, Dec. 12.-The recent seiz-
ures of the nets of the United States
fishermen in Canadian waters In Lake
Erie by the government cruiser Petrela
are not likely to lead to any interna.
tiOnal complications. II is said that the
w ashlngton government tacitly ap-
proves of what the Ottawa authorities
are doing in the direction of protecting
the fishermen
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14
Great Britain VIII Investigate.

LONDON, Dec. l2.-Lord Rosebery had
a long conference with the Earl Of Kim
berley. secretary of state for foreign af-
fairs. in reference to Armenia, and as 3
result II has been decided that the Brit
iSh government viii Immediately send
an independent delegation to Investigate
the reports of Turkish atrocities in that
country.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14
Strong Gases Agarn,, n.

" ASHINGTnN. Dec. la-T-
sioner Of Indian affairs Is,
from Indian Agent Os-ulll Il
sion school agency IN S---
fornla a report Il the u--5,
Mary J. Platt, matrau { lisa
school. who was killed OF III
Sept. 20. Two Indian s1,--t
Pa and Francisc0 Waw-s E-,
der arrest. and the C-vs---=
strong case against them.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14
Coroner's Verdict IN a Murder.

CHICAGO. Dec. I2.-The coroner's jury
has returned verdict in tho inquest OF
the body Of a d. Barnes, finding that
Barnes had been murdered by Ed JOr
dan. and recommending that he, with
the four other prisoners. now under ar
rest, he held to the grand jury. Barnes
WAS the ianitor Of the Hiawatha build
ing. whose body was found in a shipping
case, hacked TO pieces.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14
8nrribIe Crimes of an In..,. N.,

kipGEwAY. Mo, Dec. 12.-Five miles
southwest of this city. David G. Spragg.
III mt OF insanity. murdered his wife
ana two children and mortally wounded
ms TWO step children with a butcher
knife, then took his own life with a rifle.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14

ST. LOUIS, Dec. IA telegram re-
ceived by Chief of Police Harrigar
from Natchez, Miss, states that Ber-
nardo FOglia, the New York wife mur.
derer, has been arrested there on the
steamer Valley Queen.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14

WACO. Tex, Dec 12.-The prosecu.
tion of the Standard Oil Trust and
Waters-PieTce oil company. alleged
members Of that trust is to take new
turn. 1t Is learned that the state vii
file an injunction suit against them &
restrain them from doing business II
Texas
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14

ATLANTA. Dec. 12.-,Tim Lawske.
a well-known local crook. has been con.
victed III the United States court OF
counterfeiting and sentenced TO sigh,
years III the peniIentiary at Colum
bus, ..
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14
Three Desperadoes Lynched.

4, BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. I2.-Three of
IN 1Ie notorious Meachamite gang in
Clarke county have been sent to etar-
nity by the rope and limb route. The
Meachamlte gang has for many wears
run Illicit dlstilleries, made counterfeit
der A NINA
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14

WEsTvILLE, Fla. Dec. "A cyclone
has passed five miles north Of this place
1t struck the farm Of J. y. Skinner. the
epreseHtative-elect from Holmes coun-
", and demolished every building OF
the place. Every member of Nh Skin
ners family was injured. and his
wounds, II Is thought, will prove fatal
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14

CLEVELAND. Dec. I.--Es
the number Of -. r-r--,z-.z.,
ufacturiug and lrft-1E I'M.
the teTTIt ", as tar as, t.
and as far wa>t as kaLse 4
been II session al The Ez
body l. known a. The Cz-z
company. In lis a5i-=-
John F. WC-f u Chicago s.-,=
object Of The me ing zs q
stronger TIE Z nm 2 and q p,
mOuy Of action among tls =
the organization After u =
the reports u the >e--s,zT {
GTeI various SUI -ae-- z l-==l
trade was discussed
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14

FORT WORTH. Tex. Dec. I2-IOhr
Phillips. the fifth man arrested foT com
plCity in the BenbrOok tram robbery.
has been lodged III jail hele. raving
been arrested at his brothers. near
LOngyieW
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14

PITTSBURG. Dec. i-.-ll
people have had a SauE :
on the tracks near u -
Pittsburg. AlIeELeuy. b,-s I. Z
burg electric roaa o's-
and Western track a. =
road people have 15l
cabooSe blocking 'le
said the electric I-
strong effort u LAY -
the steam I- pie VII u.
prevent II. Il is NJ
side Will resort Z. -.-.E-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14
Argentine to Make EIhfbIfs

ATLANTA, Dec. 12.-Information has
been received here that the Argentine
republic viii make an exhibit and bs
represented 10y commission at the Cot
ton States international exposition.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14

RICHMOND. Va Dec IL
prints az interview VIII FL
Jones Nj Jones i E5s-
lively IN the Methodist -----
"TheiGea.is that b-sEaIssl---
for four wears with elE---T
tiCu # they behaved --s-~'a
will then kiss III tat=- q.
the fences But when s t--T
for life he has got a tllt1 al
get at him. We clam tl-
Criiicisiug his mistake s-1--
tratIon. and that We have 81
tc cTlucise him a. a-y r17 ~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14

BROWNSVILLE, Pa Dec =
coal land Of tins vicinity =
ont OF the hands Of m 5--I
Sales OF the coal under -l--
being made 20 -Le large 80
p. DeArmlyc- president U = }
and Cleveland Tas Ca 4
lust added to a field Z .'s
the John C. smith farm
acres. This Territory i d. -
East Bethlehem t.wls-i
county. and ahaut I'VE z
place. The coal can -z II
pool Of the Muuu--415-A
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14
Georgia Make. an Appro,r,.,,o,

ATLANTA, Dec. 12.-The senate has
pas passed the house bill appropriating
SS',ooo, Tor the purpose of making a
aud International exposition next year
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14

CHICAGO. Dec l-.-l1 q
tween cable cars Il II
street tunnel one nan vs. -
ID more people wr-s s7l
and o score OF Others
bruised Tie cars w---
the stoves. and tH- q ---
fearful panic around t-- VA
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14

HARRI-RuRG. Dec.
Shearer Of the Ninth -
district has te51 4
bondsmeu that they n
his bond II SOD y 4
will make apPl..atl 2 !. -
department. Al W 49, n
mitted to withdraw Il
Shearer + not lrl!o---r
conformity with the I,
has shown himself =
He Will relieve his osl-
bond.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14
Futile Coai'F'''

PrrrsRrRG, Dec, l-.-..i. !
between the Ama--41l--Ie-- ! = 4
and the AsSoclat'I - - ~
facturers has ended 4-i. is.-si
tion is Just a. II wa - -.
was thought ~. N1-'l..-'s
point. ana while s a
somewhat Qryla.-' ~ 4
probabinue= all iadel
last session
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14
Weather forecast.
PITH OF The NEWS.

Threatening weather, with showers
southeast winds.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-12-14

WAYNE Pa Dec. -. =,
the last surviving oIg.-a - s
Horace tIreeiy. has - 5 i
homestead here, dc 5zr,a /
age. and was very s.-5,,: s.rl1:
,n9nct, resemble BIS is--
Pr.,earht Aaai''''
JoxpaS. Dec FL. "A
the death Of s Tngl-'s,,,, Z
As a result q SKI rs
an Australian named - 4
ayers of the show, =.
porters who were r.. u
timekeepers and "a t,s.s.S
rested. charged VIII
Inauslaughtsks
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04
Mons and boys hats, all prices, al
NnssInI. q



As usual with Mitchell and Bash OF
20 Market street. their annual Fall
Opening opened yesterday with their
decorations aud crowds OF
people, The store Is prettly decorat-
ed with arches from trout to Laek.
artstlcally decorated with green ard
white goods, giving tho color OF tho
fall aid iie needs. The
centre. piece md skylight are INTEREST
ing points; tho goods Trimming on
pieces gracefully carved I'd centre and
dInped with furs and !ato curtains.
lirours OF pains with hntB aud cloaIis
thrown IN are distributed through ecu.
tire oil store mdEinE the whole {. yeri
tahte llower garden In the rear is
st own tie millinery the AundsOmest
the firm cvar prndu led.
la the evening Is shown the best
dislHay OF tho windows. with their
yUHad eoiofid electric lights. The
ptott,Gst J:4bls,s of arcnG5. bet wosu
which arc two large wheels covered
with electric i.gils, revolving, one IN
cgri. direction.
Ir.mmiNEs OF all ltin 4 arc show.
rrei through, while ting handsome
hats are pr"ttiIy arlange1 around the
bottom OF tl3 wIudOw. The othor cou-
talns tail EtHnnHts Of lates. designs,
tAa whole do 9fntal III white and
green. i he tlrm arantee low prices
to suit tho ttmra.
lAc credit ui tho hand some deco
ra.inE Is given - w. -. lIrley, who's
work has won @ae0mllIhs Of the dry
goods tildo pfpors. I'd school o
Window Dressing pablH3a.ng pic
ture Vt hlm= ana giving tam the credg
Of being the joungest raan!,nIled win
dow dresser IN tiIe United states In,
npsser min!cw shOws hIt artistic an,
inventive nature AMI ID well wort
comment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

The teachers and puptis OF Washing
Ton School, No. "a gave q delightful
reception In the assembly room OF tn,
school building yesterday Afternoon.
| Tne ENTERTAINMENT was given az 9
part OF the exercises attending the 70.
ception OF a number OF pictures fol
the decoration OF the corridors and
assembly room Of the building. pre-.
sented BY Colonel Robert Mitchell
floyd. The exercises began at Q Sc
O'Clock. and were presided over BY
Samuel H. hayward.
After a selection by the school or.
lohestra Rev. n. ID. Spe akman prayed.
There were other musical selections
The pictures, herolc'sized portraits oil
Washington. Lincoln, Washington
irving, William Cullen Bryant, Ralph
Waldo Emerson. Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Henry W. Longfellow, Oliver Wendell
Holmes, James Russell Lowell and
John o. Whittier. were presented to
the school for Colonel Floyd by Goo.
w. Roberts. and were received on the
part OF the sohooiby President Baird,
OF the Board OF Educati on.
After the presentation and accerta-
tion speeches Colonel Floyd was intro
duced. Mr.. Baird asked the pupils to
salute Colonel Floyd by rising and
waving their handkerchiefs. Every
pupil responded at once and for a
moment the big room was the scene OF
delightful confusion; smiling faces,
upIifted hands and fluttering hAndker
chiefs from every seat expressed the
hearty. Joyous greeting Of childhood
to a friend.
After delivering brief address he
was given another greeting. After the
Colonel Floyd was presented
with letter OF thanks. signed by all
the teachers of the school.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

Tho latest news from New Yorl,
states that Corbett will fight Fitzsim.
mons.
Matchmaker Jim Kennedy, OF the
Seaside Club. Boston. yesterday signed
Johnny Griffin to box Kid Lavigne rs
rounds Tor $3.50 purse. the men TO
weigh l26 pounds at rlngside, October
22nd.
Last night at Denver, Col. Ed
smith won OH foul from Lawrence
Farrell. S'
Detroit ard Milwaukee are likely to
drop out OF the Western Base Ball
League.
George Dixon and jack Lynch have
learned each others ways 80 we'll that
they put up very Interesting exhlbi.
ton set-to. -
Edward Wilson, OF this city, ia re-.
ported to have knocked out Jimmy
Boyle, OF RoxborouRh, in 5 rounds at
Germantown on Monday night.
byron McClelland Is reported to
nave SAID yesterday that no might not
start Henry OF Navarro in the special
race against Domino and Clifford on
Saturday.
Il. j. Delahanty. the popular lart
fielder OF tho Philadelphia Baseball
Club, was tendered banquet BY par.
ty o. admirers ut Hotel Hanover last
evening.
Tommy Ryan, tho we!ter.welght
champion and Jlck Dempsey ara as
good as matched to light at New Or.
leans Tor s5JJ) purse and tho wolter-
weight champ onshlp.
yesterday at the Mt Holly fair C. B.
Jack OF this city came In second 10 the
half milo open bicycle race.
The one iuile open class was divided
into two heats. In the iIrst there were
seven starters. Charles A. Church
won. Clarence A. Elliott second, II. p,
McCurdy, Quaker City Wheeimsn
third, James A. Gebhart. Wilmington
wheeling Club, fourth. Time. 2.4i Al,
Second heat, j, ii. Harrison won. c. b
Jack second, J. L. GraucG third, q, Is.
Mershon, Jr., fourth. Time, 2.452.b
In the final heat nlshap occurred
Q. Is. Jack, j. Ii. Harrison, G.. h. AIer.
shon, DR.. and j. A. Gebhart collided
twenty yards from the score and had
to drop out OF tho race. Charles 4,
Church won. Clarence A. Elliott and
IL. Z, McCurd y ran dead heat for sec
ond place. They tossed of for thf
place and McGurdy won. The time
was 81 As.
\ The flrst game between the Baltim ore
and New York teams will he PLAYED al
Baltimore to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04
Your five or ten dol
lars never knew
such power as our
low prices give
to-day.

It's not difficult to under.
stand why our store is
thronged with customers.
FIRST, We're the Largest
Manufacturers of Best Cloth.
ing in the city.
SECOND, All our goods are
sold at manufacturers'prices
fully twenty-five per cent less
than wholesale prices.
THIRD, The prices of to.
day, on account of death i'll
the firm, are forced to point
wherel it's absolutely neces.
sary to make sale of a stock
approaching a Million Dol.
lars.
FOURTH, There are thous.
ands of men wearing Suits
purchased within the last
thgee months for which S.
and $6.75 were paid. They
have been so satisfactory
that now crowds of neighbors
and friends are buying Win.
ter Clothing the same con.
ditions existing. We are
selling at the same low
prices that Summer Goods
were sold. Our money guar.
antee is back of every sale.
Bring it back if not satisfac
tory.
There's no question of
20 ur $500 buying an all.
wool suit formerly sold for
SO. 90.
There's no question Of
your $500 buying a fall
overcoat formerly sold for
so.
There's no question Of
your 1910 buying a suit
formerly sold for $l2.
There's no question of
your $3.50 buying a suit
formerly sold for $40.
There's no question of
your $500 buying a winter
overcoat formerly sold for
$1,000.
There's no question Of
your $500 buying a boys
suit formerly sold for SO.
There's no question Of
your $500 buying a child's
suit formerly sold for $3.50.
You may be assured the
prices are for absolutely
good qualities.
It's the price--and the
goodness of the Clothing
that throngs our store day
after day, doubling and some
times trebling sales of Tor,
mer years
The keynote of great bust
ness in making to your in
diyidual measure, just as
you fancy, and the new
prices there have great i'm,
petus to the business. SIS
and made just as you wish.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04
Organize. Orsnnizr.

We call upon tile Republicans IL
every Sehoo! District in tho state to
organize club for thG campaign. III
q lew weeks we shuil he called on to
vote, and ali should lie prepared tc
so SO, The FIRST thing Ia TO get tax
receipt. the next thing Is TO register,
and the next thing !7 to got your bal.
lot into hs ballot box. As the .indEes
are all sworn to do their duty faith
fully and imrartiaily we hope that NC
nhalI have an honest count, as honor.
aLle men will not 10 guilty OF perjury,
hut still 1t may be well for ull to keeI
their eyes opon, and looI, sharp ful
triekery. Let lists he maze OF all tile
voters. lei every ioub,tuIluan 10 yis
lied, and when election day comes
hot It be seon that every man votes
BY SO doing the Republican m iorit )
Will DO overwhelming. and the ltepQb,
lcans even here in Delaware, will
have reason to thank Cod. and take
courage.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

The editor of the Every Evening
must be computing for the spurs of
Baron Munchausin. In its last issue
1t says in effect that the Federal
Election laws having been wiped on
the statute books, this fall the Demo.
Gratis can vote unawed, and there
are several hundred Democratic
voters to DO considered in fore.
casting the result OF the coming cleo
lion, who were intimidated and kept
from the polls two years ago."
A greater fabrication could not be
coined. There was not a single quail.
fled voter who was kept from voting,
through Intimidation in 1892 byDeputy
Marshals or other officials. In fact
honest voters in the Democratic party
never havo been intimidated, only
brulsers and repeaters who had no
right to vote. have ever been intimi.
dated by the presence OF a Deputy
Marshal.
Some Of the wards OF our city have
boph lhlcStoh III pusl yours ny as
great set OF Democratic scoundrels
as ever went uuwhtpt OF JUS tce. Re.
publicans were kept away from the
polls BY fear of.vioence. and colored
man was not allowed TO exercise
the right to vote without lmperillne
his life or at least running the risk Of
great bodily injury. Men were no
only beaten. but ballot boxes were
stuffed and false counts were indulg
ed in. We do not believe the samt
ylllainous practices will he attempted
again, unloss tho leaders OF the part )
uso money tocucourage such seoun
drelism. In other words tho rulliane
will refrain from .yiilainuy unless
they are paid to engage ini,s perpe
tration. II in suah case the actor.
rhould DO damrel Tie lust gators
whether OF A.Gh Of .ow degree, shoult
DO douJly dtMu,l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-04

Express trains.
| New York, week daya. 300. e II. IS 40, 40 81
a New YORK sundsys :. g. ~ p II. Is 50 a. M.
'24e IS -, = ID. III p. IA.
| Philadelphia cTwcnty-faurti md Chest
nut uireets,) week days '303. . b.. :! II. . IS.
Z 81 60. IS 40 20 30. ioO 10 So III ~ u. M.
II. y. 70. 249. %. 81 - 81, 62L '74l. =.
sundays, .8O2 .7i7, 81. 500. 900. 1908,
Il 40 a. m. ., ~ 40. ~. 45a 'b3a GSi = ~,
~. 10. I'll p. M.
week days % Oh - Ii. . 10 10 80 u. IN. - 10.
sunday ~ !, !iio3. &c Il. costa. m ,249. .744,
ccifi'E.SsiER weok days .aoA 55s. .a17. Gas,
e ia 90 IS 40. ~ 30, 1000 10 3G I'll 45 Il. m
70 = 49, %. IS. 20 -, u. = H. SIS. TO- III
" CHESTER. Sundays. .sos .7l7. SIS. 500
10 %, ,l4oa. M. - = ~ p. AS. . IS, G5I.
Atlantic city. week days. I'll. .I2s "a 81
'z49 Il, III. SUNDAYS :, Il. SUI a. IN. ..!.49 p. IN
WEST ItutND.
BALTIMORE AMI WASHINGTON. .4ls.
W . " H. ~. 'ls 10, - Ol o.. 'i3i 81 6s. IS IL
Sundays, '4ls: 7os IS 3. a. No.. .ia1G, .so5.
Baltimore and WHY stations U? a. ~, 500
Newark, Del ..415. D. SO ~ n. m. .1a,eaos
= -. % o.. IS, IS ~ = IS II 10 D. m. Sunsays
y, o. y 3s II m. * IT, 3Oj.'4 "a. IS, Is Il,
! - - - u p' IN, uHlly
| Chicago. . 80 n. lnp . 81 p. IN. daily
! Cincinnati and Il. Louis IL ii u IN. and
q 5S p. IN. daily.
New Orleans via Bristol AN Chattanoo.a
- q y. IN. daily. Through sleeper to New
! Sipgerly accomnol tiIon. ,0s n m ana
IL aud II 10 p. M, daily.
Landenberg accommodation week davs
+ o.. 3s n. m, : 25 and 3 ~ p. M. supdays.
We H. M, 3 - p IN.
| Trains leave hRrltrt street station for
New York, week days, - 20 a. IN.
| For Philadelphia, week days. i 20. - 90 - 90,
II ~ a. n. = Is, A p. IN sundays, ~ u. In.,
lOg. 2 Is. o IS p. iii.
For Pittsburg and Chicago. week days, IS 20
For baltimore week days. $50. $50 mn
s5h Is 40 y. III. Sunday = 50 d. m, ''1'
! For Iundenberg and Way stations week
Gays o 80, 8 20 n. IN. = Is. " D. IN. Sundays,
a rs u. m. 5 10 y. IN.
Leave philadelphia Crwcnty-tourt aud
Chestnut streets for W ilmington week day s.
49, u ~. IS CO. 10. IL AZ u, IN, IL noon i r.
6 20, = IS, - 81 10 10 and II 81 u. M
| sunday, y -, o, Is GU, s 30 10 III ~ n m 10
10 10 and llI5 p. m.
Lenye Philadelphia Twelfth and NIarlIe
sireets), week days u 20. q 40, III 70 a, IN
% 40. IS ls, = ,! p. IN. sundays y %, = 40
IL 10 a. ni., % ~. = 2sp. m,
| Telephone No. 1913.
Ratcito Western points lower than via any
other line.
%. sCuLI. General Passenger Agen,
h. "a. CAMPBELL. General Manager