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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
Suspension of Geo. W. Bush a Sons Co.

Suspension of Geo. W. Bush n Sons Go.
Tho suspension of the above named
Company which took place yesterday was
q surprise to most Of our citizens. al
though 1t was generally known that a
very heavy loss had been sustained
through the endorsement OF the Walton
and Whann Company in the early part of
last year. The indebtedness OF the Com.
pany is placed at s25O.000 while the as.
sets are estimated at $3.50 OUO. The conf.
dence OF the creditors 10 the Integrity and
good management OF Mr.. Bush is mani
fest by his selection as receiver In connec-
tion with tho Equitable q Guarantee and
Trust Company.
1t ls believed under this arrangement
that the Indebtedness will be met. and
handGome fortune left out OF the receipts.
MIR. Bush is one OF our most energ etic
and esthnahle citizens and through his
llberality and enterprise he has won hosts
OF friends who eympathlse with him and
hls Rens In this catastrophe. and hope for
continuance OF their extensive business
Gnd the accumulation of an ample COM
petency.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
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Xs3SSssNss44%HSS@ Schedule in effect
~SAlN4U Nov. IL. 1854
Schedule in effect
Nov. is, 1854
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND
All trains Illuminated With Pintsch Light
New yr YORK aS week days .soa q II. ~. .ioto
am. 'l2 II, p ~ % a6. q ~ III p IN.
New York. Sundays y o.. Y IL. I'll 20 a. M
Fs,laSoiph,a tTwenty- fourth and chs.,-
= Al z Al .Bss % SO 10 a. 40 40 III IS u. m.
.issa H. 'a4G o 20. 45s '6S5, ,6S1 Ts. SD
Sundays. 1so3, rI7. sS.7ss 800 n a.
II 10 a. M. li, q ~ 3s5. Ia '5ss CSC T3L
PbiIads,phIn trw.II,h and Market Sts.,l
week dnys. ~ Oh y IL, . a. 10 " ii. III. ~,
snndays. tos. '.lz I'll 4oa. IN. '24o. '7sL
cliE,ssIirER. week days 1907. sS Ti7. cas-.
Tbs5bs Is n. 20 ~. 10 10 &c 10, I'll u a. m.
J2s g 20. o IL 30. % 80. 30. q "a no. 10. III
Al g. NV n. y :. a s. isa 'Sss ssG
Atlantis Oily. wsok days. .s17. .iaa,. .saJ
Gm. SUNDAYS 2 a.! ss a m. 'a.isp IN.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, '4B
flI. 's ~ u. in 'lg IL. 2VA SOt '4S5. '6i4.'stJ
'bbsp. IN.
Sundays. 'ais. IN. So a. me- r21S. 'a,A
Baltimore and Way ststions Tl7 a. m. sn,
TN. daily.
.4ss .Si4 1S. 'sIO 'sts. ii 10 .. NJ. Sundays
4l5.7 y. - II III. 'I2 Id. 1884 I. 80. . Il.
-ebh IL ~ D. Ia. .
Chicago. u d u. IN, - "a p. M. daily.
Cincinnuti ard 81 Louis Il. iGp. IN. and
New Oris,,ns Via Bristci anl CHATTANOOGA.
seiyp. IN. daily. Through sleeper to New
SiDRerly accommodation, fiT u. m, 80l
10 aud II l0p III. daily.
Landenberx accommodation, weex days
sl7 ga. nj, a25 and ~ y. Supdsys
$50 a. M. bSHp. IN.
Trains leave Market street station fsJ
New York. week days. y 30 O. m.
For Philadelphia. week days 60. = az
'bib, III 70 ut H., 25A asp. IN. sundays, GD
q m, lO1 So. VAS p. Id .oo.
For Pittsthrg and chicago week u1ys .
Far BnltIinors week days. OF. .sJO a. m.,
sbh % 10 y. Fl. Sunday : b5 p. IN.
For LnnuchGerH aud Way StRtions week
GAYS Z 10, y ap a. III. ~. 4op ~. SununyA
t2b a. ni.. o ~ y. III.
Leave philadelphia Twenty fourth and
Chestnut sItreisl ior " Inning ton. week days,
1851 blp, ~ = L., No. III 4sn, Ill. IL uoon u -
Il fb 200, 3i5, = w. 4 20. '5ON Is II, So, IN
S4s, 'Sg.s.ED. ~ ~ and II ~ ,. IN.
sunday, '3t7, $40. ~ "A. 80. 10, III Y a. M,
noon. Il 31 200, 10, '4VJ, w. u W. :. 70, 'sss.
~ 10 and Ii bh y. IN.
I.enyo Philadelphia tfweinh and Harke'
str.et,l week. days '52l .. nh, III 20 q.
- ~, = II n. IN. sundays y u q 5a. III 81
a. Di. - ID, y y p. III.
Telephone NO. W.
RATES to Western points lower than via my
G %. SOUL. General Passenger Agent
IA. CAMPBELL. General MunaSsr.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
DeI,ornlnu candle.

The practice Of dehorning cattle Is being
denounced by members of the Humane
5ocieties In Pennsylvania, and the LeGis.
lature OF that will be asked to enact law
prohibiting it. The operation though
somewhat painful is not as cruel as many
other practices, and certainly has some
when dehorned, never injure each other
In fact but become as docie as . lock
of sheep.
Where the experiment hls been tried 1t
has been commented, anu the good ac.
ompiIsked far outweighs. 1t ia said, the
evils OF the system. We think the matter
should be left to the judgment OF the
farmers. as tho art fully able to deter
mine what course will lead to their gain
or loss.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
John DIdn,t Know where He Lived

When Municipal Court Judge Ball this
morning asked John Wilsonski, Polan-
der. his place OF residence. he at frat re.
piled ''ha did not know" but when the
court questioned him further. John gave
Philadelphia as tho Ii ONE OF his wife and
family. Tho charge against the prisoner
was vagrancy. Sergeant Black having
found him on the streets of tho western
part of the city yesterday afternoon SO
letting. by meane OF card, money Tor
the maintenance OF his wife and two
children. As he was unable to pay large
fine. ono Of 81 and costs. was IMPOSED.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
D.nsA,f.l ..a rr..,wsr,ss ra.sr-s.l...

Delighted ana rrustwsrths Sn.traesien.
The skereopticon-cAl lciu NIL llghtscre
pictures At the FIrst Presbyterian edlfice
last evening tand TO bs continued this
evening" at O'Clock, are works Of grand
and artistio beauty. far above the average
of such exhibits. The lecturer, DR.. Bau m
10 thoroughly and completely learned, ex.
perlencet, skilled and efficient In ex.
pounding the integrity OF Bible history
by facts from the existing ruins Of monu.
ments OF $500 to 1000 years ago.
Persons who have abundance OF prop.
erty ana money should patriotlcally and
christianly attend and SEQ that neither
the Fret Presbyterian Church nor DIR.
Baum loose money. Our reporter saw
nickels and pennies enough in the col
lection baskets to partly pay for the gas
coal and calcium light and sees no hope
for the financial relief Of the Church ana
the Doctor unless by the help OF the
wealthy patriots who want to make the
worldly property. safe and build up the
Christian Kingdom.
There was large and delighted audi.
ence last evening.
The Lectures are free and those OF our
readers who have not heard the Doctor
and witnessed the pictures bearing oil the
Bible, have missed a rare treat. The lee.
lures will be continued every night this
week. silver Offering is taken up.
Don't miss this chance to listen to one
of the most devouL and learned Bible stu.
dents and pass very pleasant and pro.
iitable hour aud half.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

Mrs Alya L Vanderbilt has baen grant.
cd a divorce nom her mi.lIorairo husband
William X. Vanderbilt. She is TO have the
care anu custody Of her three ch!tdron.
The name OF NeIlIa Neas,fotter well
known woman residing in Paris Is named
as tho cause OF the separation. Well.
Vanderbilt was willing for Il separation,
but not divorce. Tie Lamo oil Wander
bllt ls not what it once was since their
emigration 10 Europe. America should
bs good enough for them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

ity granted them by the Legislature to
borrow one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars. There should bo some means by
which the Street Car Company should be
made to pay small revenue into the city
treasury TO ba devoted to park purposes.
The Street Car Companies Of Baltimore
pay over two hundred thousand dollars u
year into the treasury for the benefit OF
the Monumental GIty's Parks Why can't
our Street Car Company do something
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
.nnlnen-l lorncr IIItn and hlns .treeI.

SnuIncnSt CORNER Iiitn anh hinG -treetr
Is ine place whcrc yuu cum sutt you self IN
Icnlrn go'1ds. and ii,ry arc fNney. ehave
some Umusus scenes at firIn and King
streets. Io.day an Old gentleman rame IN
and bought pound oil +t-CenI coffee AID
II pound OF -5-genl tea. 3fs. Wler hanied
him haudtnl Of ll3sh dulee when he Tell
his family. Our bee 4 applies rC the daisies.
cur Java coiTcC ut ai cents Is whal takes
every onc. our 80, I tea is excel cut: mol So
fnuO Il n4 No. at 20 cents. II iiils the Dlll.
0ur husAct fired Japan ana tea cream Iuncn
are lie. Eor cenls YOU can Aeep child
sHting lCnOl pakes All day. Neruueillo
French peas cheap. Look in Et our batter;
Ihtfe j. nothing llRC II. We ell moro butter
than Ruy : or, ia town Look at our cream
hUaricss loahsn. Try h4n balls OF ii Tor
lent, Jus Jau try tnCm once; they are too
soot 70 tulk about, We have good Ito T =
si.a5, Try Ii. vanilla wafrrs new plums.
apricot N IlnrrrJw beans. 4. NJ WlER.
Cor ma aud King streets. ms-Gls
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

l. w. Sttdham and son, auctioneers
sold ut public sale for the lobdell Cur
MEesl Co. and r. TOrfens nslr this city,
on tuesday. March dfn, horses Sj1; %
head Of cows from $50 TO 500; average
Sl4 per head. NearlinE heiiera s25 20 80;
5 months Old leifers 80 TO so, Sheep
Sll.15 each. Bull So Corn 6si - per
bushel. Hay Sli 70 a ton. Mowng ma.
chine s29 and forming utensils Mt salts.
factory prices lhe sale Was we'll atten-
ded and bidding brisk.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
pEGIsrlE,S# oRiER
II REGI srEH's OfFIGE.
NEW q. SILL COUNTY, DEI-,l

Feb. ~, 1896
Ipon the application Of Sarah 5. Johnson,
FNecutrk OF va Margaret schwr rndernHu.
laIeof Wilmington hnnirea IN sHid county
deceased, II IL ordered amt uirecIed hy the Reg
isIet. INIT tue NecutriI aIoI said give otice
ut granting OF o tiers rstInentarS upon he
estate of tHcdCcudsel l. with the dstc oil grant
ing tneroDi, by causing a lEsrtiscmentS to Up
posted within forty dAye from e date OF
sucn letters IN stN Oi tue most pubic places
af the county oil ew CaStlu, requiring all
reEs he having demUuds against III estate
10 present tho same. or ahide by act OF
Assembly In su II case mrrie ami proYIipd.
ana also cause the same 10 10 iuscricd ith-
ia the same pertoi IN the nAItY REPuHl l.
CAN, IA newspaper publfs ell in Wilmington,
Del, and TO be continued therein Inrce
weeks, q o. d.
-, Given under the hanl aud seal of
s. \. 7 ohce of the EeElsler aToresait Mt
- Wilmington. In Ncw Castle county
aforesaid the aay Il. year ahoVe written.
j, wilkins : CUD' n, BcA isttr,
IlCE-Sniice Is hereHy give tnht L
tiers feStamentarY wcri In an, form OF NV
granted unto the uudersi Ened on the . st day
Oi February, - lSt', aud Inat all pefSDns
hhYiig clhins ag tlns' the estate Of tine de-
ceased must present the -alne. duly II tested.
TO tile said ENeoutriN, Oh ar before tho
2lsl day OF February lSl5. or HDiie the Vet
ot assembly in such case made a. d provided.
SAltAH :. JON SON.
hxecn;rtX
Address--lI E3iHnds uclnwacc. f25
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

MAYOR Shortlidge will have his hands
full on appointing the successor OF Mr..
Allan Gawthrop to the Street and Sewer
Commission. MIR. William Simmons 10
highly spoken OF as candidate. while
Gawthrop would like to succeed himself.
with several more to hear from. We think
the Mayor could go further and do worse
than by appointing ex-Sberilf Simmons
on the Commission He is a practical
man and thoroughly understands pawn e
and the needle OF tho owners OF vehlcl es.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
The Pardon Was >ot Granted.

''I beg your honoIs pardon" was tho
reply Frank Stevenson, ali aged white
man. gave Judge J Frank Ball this morn
ing when asked what defence he had to
offer to the charge Of drunkenness made
against him ty patrolman Maguire. The
count did not grant the prisoners request,
however, hut rather fined him 81 and
coats, IN all amounting to $40. Stevens
son had not leon before the court for
fOur wears
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
ror, roeled wIth DYNAMITE.

UNIoNTowN, Pa, March 6.-John and
James Mellon, Herman Christ, Peter Glis-
son and five other youthful companions
were badly injured in an explosion Of dy-
namite while attempting to blast out o
ground hog The blast was not ignited,
and the boys began to drin it out. An ex-
plosion followed, and the youthful hunt
ers We're blown some distance. The drill
was blown through Jehn Melons arm
and that member nearly severed. His
brothers eyes were blown out, and oil the
other boys were painfully injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
FRIDAY, MARCH $, 1Sg5.
AtIo'eloclt p. IN.

~ - Three heal of hor es. No. l. Bay
-%1H horse, years old. good worker and
drIytr No. drown horse. t2 years old good
w0rGer ana dryer. No. s. Colt coming years
Old ami yearl. nG colt.
~ Milch cows grade Jersey, the Sc cows MN
are all yonng ui,d werc all raised on the -E-1
farm, some VII calves Ny their sdes ahI
some close srrlngers and others milking.
these COWS are well worth tao attention OF
dulrymcn
Hoistoin bull good stock years old large
Churn Will ,hurn 20 pounds oI butter,
he.p's butter worker, butter tuDs, butter
coolers, horse cart Ia good oricr. light carrl-
age pole nearly new. cart harness.
Also 10 sets OF new stage Harm asS. made by
IL, :. HighUed sr.s OF them mace with
breechbuuds ant sets oi them without.
TerIus on i!nrnCss-h ere ii OF % day Will
be gwen on all slma oi Slv aud owe: by the
purcnlscr wing Il bAnkaDle note with an
approved eudOrser ull under mat amount
viii be cash.
Terms All suias OF SO and under cash.
over that amount c'e lit OF 10 months on
the purchaser giving Il bankaule note
with an app Owed endorser. or pet cent or
fer cash ON all credit sums, IL not paid when
due, interest from dat".
J.rAYIOR PIERSON.
JIG. Robinson, Auc WI Peoples Clerk.
f9I-slw- Itd. e-O-d.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
slsspIns cnrHLn rcnnn. Il. II.

In ordor TO accommodate the travel to
points iG tho Cumberland and SAenan-
poah Valley. tho Pennsyivania Railroad
Company will place In service through
Pullman sleeping car between Philadel
adephta ll.2J p. NJ, aud returning leav.
ing ilugerstown . 90 L. NJ. Inls car will
run westb0und daily, except saturday.
and eHstbound daily. except Sunday, aud
Will start from Phlladephl Malen 4 anu
liager7tOwn March 8.
Connection will be mnde at Hagerstown
for l.uray, Natural Bridge. itoanuke, Bris.
tol au1 other staJlona Oh the Norfolk aud
Western Iailroul.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
A,o,ber p,.t For tho Farmers.

new bug has made its appearance to
plague the farmers OF Pennsylyauia, in
tine vicinity nf Reading. The way to kill
the bug Is to stray strong whaleoll SO.
luton I'm mediateiy after the leaves fall in
the autumn. and again Just before the
buds burst In tho sprlng.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

The Fred FulImsr Male Chorus will give
its annual concert on Thursday evening.
IN the Grand Opera House. anl will ba
one of the musical events Of tho season
Every seat In the house has been reserved
and iiue audience will greet tho CLUB. A
tare musical treat Is in store for tic audi.
ence, as tie club never does things by
halves.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
lnrren.ina Thrlr CnntlnI.

The ladies' connected with one OF the
lUcpl societies ol the central Presbyterian
Church ruiseI solle thirty dollars by tHk-
ing five cents US tho capital. ono lady
made nearly Two dollars making candy,
another made over dollar making anu
selling Maryland biscuits, another carried
ner husbands D uluuer, and nearly every
member of tho society lucreusad her eapl-
tai three or four hundred told.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

on thc r0ad from KtmhleFillc 10 Ne. rk 4
uilN form former pace. four head ol
uut-rf. traslr hpy horse, Is wears old. no
nlNl uwne btttrr one frauH, DroHh horsr.
T. ytnr- albs wOrS auE pIntc Snnul bay
m"te, yaafs uid H''uu driver and worhUr,
Hfns'g lt1b tLHrT iJst AsHlhcr. Lucy. sOrlcl
uura. Sedf5, NICE as any maA's, safe Tor
lady RHd GtuI4rcu 20 draSr. squire rrah
cot coming b ware ola, ii4s is IL mise chuuk.
"a mead ol COWS lrnsH ana sTrlrgcFs. These
COW ua ge EeaIui TX pounds itttu tea o. OF nut.
ter 40 the e4t. ibertt3 epFing.Ng Il calf.
/ Ifum 'HNi COW -tisIa's uHlb GHit AM
vii -iug wien, ynu PAT HIm. Iuu moflnr OF
ms buli nm a !, iUs of 64ttcr iu tntee we,,s
J thtatrf white SOW hithteu lNas metas Ola,
q DtIr at EtgHUNh Noe#t .lr'ttus. 3 btrunl
turkey HtGs bronze g1blca bought tn, 80
turNcys 10 hecp u.er: tHUy cane from tnu
bT"uuer- ut bsUuGe laEacNs
IarmilE aienslI5-l twD or three horse
tArul wHRol, btiit by Eylur ot AroHd.uu:
i markc- deRIbUTa, c5irt .snu It's. bIElI ~
same igiih wagon. rfsB la WuIths hI4it "
sa0Rrt ono 5Hinpse / etrs c, neatly new. 1
pueatuH carriage. nearly nUwf dung cnrt
brOAa tire @iHni cultiEhtar, Iluws ot uirfur-
cut 10 Kes. III tWptuu muwtus WlJhlAr.
prmins t5nleG igrS rOlo aud bloc q,
iAtln#r Hu#ter. uOlts #tRallDu-. copper krt
Ilc. nI q 3 gallons. uasti uarrAw rsiuh rp,l-
or, Gutter stffEu, ILltIN SIN hcISy -itd, ltAi-
loo, y NtaIo igger lhasua, ltt l'lr. IiEn.r..l,e q
hut-o p AEer trucks Ter SAINT. 1 oHt.-hprst
puwet . MI aJ.h l'atueruttt- rnHlnsur al de.
suitpil iluaHs=ei uI iJ" t=s i- Nthti ttfe5 hit-
nrss, set fl14 sltl q u T ttsIInc-s Sc OF hravy
mia Il rneshz SIT 1T r 1s,t GAY s, 7eisuf lead
harness lea hhe Hli crock, set q double
,arriHgu tlgEiles1
Huu- aozA AuI ktehan furniture eI-
stru4s. t.5izlg, clAir-, laHugr, laups 40. 81
Cuuli -tGNc pHr,O: stoves one wood stove (
heater silEe new, =nrG Au"uuz-IHt un}un
selr 70 tons hgleu timothy Hay. ip tons loose
tluNuu lay, co, tudHer ~ DuuA3c= corn uy
Bar l. rutai ruHh seed patatUes. 6nHaI3 rous
no ST. bltnAgta. empty Cpler IA refs. "a ,It.,
a3jqt.. 1T mix Gurs, two slTlue s. 5EII q
BuUkcts, elc.
T.rm--All suns of 81 cash over So u
CTeIiI OF nlputus with approved enlor-er.
II puid when due no interest, II not paid VII II
due luIe esi from day GI sac,
J. FRANK RERESGANE.
J. q, Robinson, Auet. Mr Staeb. Cirrn,
M, 1,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

G oE n Wanted, party who Is willing
Hp Oo TO invest a. owe sum in new en-
tctprise, out of watch $1,000 to 5000 can ne
made in next S months. A very useful
specially ihout to,npottion, and pur-
chaser W II lave control for 10 years. 2l4
sold mt candy exposition IN Pnlladelphia by
one lady in ~ days. over 20J per cent rro-
hit. II Will pay ANY ono having money 10 N
yestigate TINS opportunity for gool, sato
and leg timato business. L. M. BHyue. w.
7th street, Wilmington. flY-St-eoltt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
Tour. Ia Florida win rcun,. R.R.

Undoubtedly one OF the most original
and highly satsiactory creations of the
Pennsylvania Railroad IL the Inauguration
OF personally y.couducted tours under the
supervision and direction of Tourist
Agent and Chapsron. and tho marked sue.
cess and popularity OF the tours to Florida
are due To several causes; the complete
appointment of the special trains the lib.
crafty of the rate and the return limit of
tickets, are among the features that have
attracted the travelling public.
The next tour OF this years series to
Jacksonvlle. allowing two weeks stay In
Florida, will leave New York and philadel.
phla on March II. The rate. including
transportation, meals euroute, and Fun.
man berth on special train IN each direc.
tioI. is 5000 from New York and s4S. 90
from fhlladelphlai proporlionate rates
from other points,
For further Information apply to Ticket
Agents, or address Tourist Agent. 1895
Broadway, New York. or Room AL BroId
Street Station, Philadelphia. to whom ap.
pllcatlon for space should also be made.
For diphtherla. sore throat. crou g
coughs. hoarseness and all lung troubled
Use DR.. Simms' White PulmonG Balsam
nwardly. DR.. Slmms, White Liniment
outwardly and Dr. Slmms' Vegetable
Liver Pills as directed, AMI there will bo
no fAlltIrn In purtnu EUG iNinlr gtrAAt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06
Philadelphia. VIII MiNCrok d
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
N EFFECT NOV. lstn, le9L

IN EFFECT NOV, lstn 1891.
Trains Will leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia SeXpressl. l,57, 26s
ioG5 @ III i5 Ill., Si SOG g. H. .s .iss5 VY 49, sos
5.o4. 5,lv, 5.5b, 7.y3 9.os. and 9.l2 ?. m.
1ss sASeS@mGaa'Gg g ssS 5 4 ana SoS 5s5 5os' = m m
For Chester texpressy i57. 40. $50. az,
55'5o. S59. sk5. 1923 ll;2%, Il. a. msi lS'
* M1ys@ommsoiiait @ siii Ion. q 1 sosi loiis n.ss a,
l2Ss. 225 stS 5I5' 40 and ae - ~, :, m- ,o
eis ioS sI ID S'F idi5 ~ iii 1' a. m NJ ~ ~ r.
3.o5, SO, 5.5b. 7O1, ,9.1e and 1876 p, m.
For Boston without change lois a. m.
For the aonth-southern Railway ,e1.
press S.ii 4. M; siecners to- AEusta, JACK
seepers sTnf,ls 10 Hot S spTiEs emphis an, m
For West Chester. via Lamokin, $50 a
nj For s;'V Newark t, Center and intermediate
stations, 7. 40 a. m. and 6.33 p. m,
s haI5Poaf i6 S ana aq4 II M Mafgapg'Gn 9s -! sSS
"a, 5.2S, ''6.O5, Gal, G.5s, 7il, SO p. IN. AMI
Baltimore and intermediate stations.
2.47. 4.4S, d.OS, and ll54 p. IN.
Leave PHILADELPHIA, Broad Street sta
ton. for Wilmington teXprcss) $50, 72O
rs, S3l, 1910, II Is, ll.SS a. M, '1a.S5, 100
292 3.i6, AZ, 4;4l. sos, $50, S,6h, n.59, 6ld
* acgo&mosion saS S i9 E. % 3 ~ sd 5sS Ss5 sshl g. m
1.28 3,OS, 4qs, 4,S7, 622, S.3S, 1903 and 1l,a'
=. IN. -
For Philadelphia texpress). l.57 255. 20,
$50, S55. 9A3, l0.v5, 10 AZ il5l a. m, L3i,
SoS pa Sf ~ IiT1 ~ noS and az 10 p ID "a
For Chester (express1 LII. 40. $50 s55,
1905. l'5l a M LSl 1.o4, $50, 7o1 and sW
Aceommoiation, I. $50 a. M, 1910, lao,
4G5, 5lS' ' ~ and and l929 p; m. % so o.o
1905, l0.4i. 1l.5l a. M, l.31, 800, 4.Qb. 5.Oi,
5.56. 7Q7. VI, and loSa p M
For the South-Southern hallway EN-
press GAL p. m.,. sleepers 10 Augusta, Jack
ssepas qpa ~ Hot s sprfnks @fns"F emphis M and md
New Orleans.
For West Chester, via Lamokin SIS a.
baltimore and Washington. 4ss sol,
1919 a. M. l304s l222 20 ''G'O5, GAL, 74l.
Baltimore aud intermediate stations,
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for
a. M, 44l, Dos 555 6b5 7iO, s,S5, lilo.
II l6 ,. m. and 1903 night.
Accommodation, S35, $40, 1926 a. m,
1885 205 $50, SIS, 1908 and ll.sS ,. m,
DELAWARE DIVISION.
EoE y Ne% asle nd S5 j J. L L a ,ib3 M 10 49,
- fop pia IewSk, W. Sis ' a. IN NJ + ~ X ,, m.
Express fpr Dover Harrington and bel
IL For Harrington and way stations only,
F.2e ?, m. :. u,,.o.,,u
Express for wyoming, 6.53 y. m.
Express for Cape Ghares, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk 1l.03 a. m and 1201
night.
SUNDAY TRAINS
For New Castle, 1905 night.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, l2Ul night.
For Middetown, Clayton, Dover. Wy
oming, feIton, Harrington, Bridgeville,
Seaford, Laurel and Delmar, l2,01 night
('f) Congressional Limited Express
| trains, composed entirely of Pullman Ves-
tibule, Parlpr and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge
(') Limitpl Express trains composed of
Pullman Ndslibule l'aror Cars, Nestibule
| Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. No
| extra fare.
For further Information passengers are
referred to he ticket agent at the station.
s. NJ. PRENOST. j. H. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass. Agt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

THE members of tile Democratic Senate
OF the Legislature may be honest and pro.
gresslve men, but they are not troubled
with much OF the true salt OF tho earth.
They on Tuesday defeated the bill appro,
prlatlng $1,000 to tho Delaware industrial
home fer girls. They have de'satsd near.
iy every good bill, and pissed few dl.
vorce bills. Their record thus tnr Tor
business Will equal the law makers of
Washington who adjourned sine die on
Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-06

ThBet@H the Intervention of Dr. Ferris
laielt and others a ltii has paen sent to thu
slsature. making dogs personal prop
ny, This ls done 30 that owners Of val
liable dogs can prosecute persons VIII
ptnake 1t Dusln0ss 10 stoal valuable dogs
~ our city, aud dispose oi them In Phlla.
delphia and New York. The biIi is a good
coming law.