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New jerseys Woman Lawyer.

Souierville. n. J.. has the honor of pos
sessms the first woman commissioner OF
deeds in that State. Miss Mary NJ. Steele,
daughter OF Former Congressman W. W.
ent struggle, to secure the passage OF a
I'LL permitting women TO be appointed
commissioners OF deeds In New Jersey.
This Till was approved by Gov. werts
who appointed Miss Steele the first in
cumbent of hat office under the new law.
While not in active practice, Miss Steele
has passed 4 legal examination, received
her certificate as attorney "a tlaw, and
has been appointed master in cha merry.
and disappeared in severa Important cases
ia the local sourls-
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bitten nv a Mad Dog

Everett Walker was a few days ago
bitten by a mad dog. The father OF the
unfortunate lad is an honest, hardwork-
ing man, with a large family Of mother
less children. and is unable to raise the
necessary IndS $3.50 to give his son the
proper course of treatment at the College
of Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore.
which now treats patients By the Past6ur
method. Citizens are trying TO raise money
TO send the Roy there, and contributions
are received by A. j. Vow ell. TenleytOwH.
ID. G.. The subscription Is Endorsed by the
clergy and officials OF Tenleytown.
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Sleeping Car Service to Detroit via
Pennsylvania Lines.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company an
nounces that through slceping-car line
has been established by the Penns ylvania
lines, In connection with the Michigan Cen
trail Railway, between Pittsburg and De
troit. Connecting trains leave Washington
1850 and i0:50 a. IN. "a fe1 -3t-em
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TRY GRAIN,O! TRY GRAIN-O!

A SIX your Grocer toda y to show you pack
age OF GRA!N-0. the new food drink that
"a kes the place of coffee. The children may
drink IL without injury a. well as the adult
AL who try it, like it. GRAIN-O has that
rich seal brown OF Mocha or Java but It is
made FROM pure grains, and the most deli
cote stomach receives it without distress
0ne-quarter the price OF coffee. sc and 25c
per pllc kage. Solu by all grocers. ja27-tf
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atarrh and Colds relieved in 10

anu 1uthr III III
to go Minutes One short puff OF he
breath Though the blower, supplied with
each bottle # DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Pow
der, diffuSes this powder over the surface
OF the nasal passages. Painless and de-
Hghtful to Use. 1t relieves Instantly, and
permanently cures Catarh, Hay Fever,
Colds, Headache. Sore Throat, Tousilitis,
and Deafness. 90 cents. Sold by F. :.
williams, 9th and + SITS; EdmOnds 3
Williams, Sd ST. and Pa. ave.-7S.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the moneyifitfails to cure.
25c. Tire genuine has l.. b. @ on ca Oh Ia biet.
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ANEW PLAN
$40 TO 81 900 TO LOAN

$40 I'D 81 -OOO 10 LOAN
ON HOUS EHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS,
HORSES CARRIAGES, ETC.
Without removal from possession of ow ner.
You can have the money the day you
apply for It, Payments ON the principal,
of any amount, will be received az any time.
which VIII lessen cost OF loan.
LOWEST RATES,
MOST DESIRA BILE TERM2
No cost To you IL loan is not made.
Strictly confidential.
Please call for further informant ION.
CAPITAL LOAN UARANTEE CO..
aJl1 item COZ r 1t. NV.
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A CIVIC COUNCIL OF WOMEN.

1t viii Aid Reforms ana Battle
Against Municipal Abuses.
The club women of New York Ia We
started a new movement. They are or
ganlZing what il is proposed shall be
called the New York City Civic Council
of Women. It is to he a REPRESENTATIVE
body, the IN mbers of which shall consist
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MONEY TO LOAN-SI 900 upward, at S
and 1-2 per cent on ID. c. real estate;
$3.50, $500. ETC., at 8 per cent; all
transactions conducted with economical
eonside ration for borrowers.
VILLA ~ III. SAUNDERS & Co.. p
apl6-tf. 14O7 st. NV.
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UNDERT AKERS .

j. WILLIAM LEE.
UNDERTAKEN,
$50 Pa. Ave. y. w.
Iirst-class service. PHONE, 1885.
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CSC to SOC Rib6ons, IN
KINGS PALACE, HTS
s12-s14 9TH ~. as Market. space
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
~ s14 9Th -.

LOANS made on approved collateral. SUCH
as life policies. stocks. bonds. building
association shares. syndicate certificates.
etc. No delay. YERkES BAKER. lilo
+ St. Take elevator. IT,
MONEY To LOAN 500 to s5o.oOO 10
loan on ID e, Md, ana Va. real estate.
builders IOa IS HALL Il JUSTICE. st3
+ ST. Item
WANTED 10 han ON nay ow name for
my reform work, sum OF money nom
s. 100 to 100000 AddreS> MOS Is. the
RefOrmatOT, this office RESIST
MONEY TO LOAN at the lowest rates
of intere est. ON improved anu uHimDFOVed
prOperty in the District Of Columbia. no
delay beyonl ex minatiOn of title. Wall
TER II. ACK '-R. I04 l AN St NV fe3-u
LOANS MADE ONFURNITURE,
PIANOS, ETC,
Without pm Jlicity or removal. and the
day you ask for it. We have an equitable
payment plan which greatly reduces the
give you q years time if YOU want 10
To pay the same. business st.stt5. sItl-
fidential, Please call and convince your
self that GU: rates are the lowest.
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE
fe3-tf Gle st. NV.
LOANS OF $40 and upward made on Fur
niture. pianos, horses. wagons, ETC., at
bHeSt Idtts anu gu ttle Jay you Apply IL
can be returned in inStallnents, which re-
duces the cost Of carrying IL. Loans Also
made on the building and loan association
plan. Call and get rates, front room, l sc
floor. NATIONAL. MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
625 + st. NV. jail item
MONEY To LOAN on chatteI, collateral
and personal security, diamonds. L. B.
MCGOWAN. Room 10, 14l9 F st. ja27-lm
YOU CAN borrow money on your furniture,
carpets, pianos, mdSe.. etc NORTH
WIS., STCkAGE HOUSE, Sl6-1S Stb NV.
deT-3no
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WANTED-TO han on nay OW n name for
my reform work, a SUM OF money rom
500 To 100000 AddreSS MOS Is. the
Reformation. this office RESIST
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having a new evening gown, we es-
pecia.ly recommend our snew short
L. r. a la Spirite Corset, like the il
lust lion.
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LOANS made on approved collateral. such
as life policies. stocks. bonds. building
association shares. syndicate certificates.
etc. No delay. YERKES 4 BAKER, lilo
+ sc. Take elevator. tt.
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MONEY TO LOAN at the lowest rates
of interest ON improved anu uHifnDFOYed
property. in the District OF Columbia. no
delay beyOn.l eX 3IninatiOn OF tItie. VAL
YER III. ACN t-K IN4 an st NV. fe3 N
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MONEY To LOAN 500 to S50.nOO %
loan on ID &, Md, and Va. real estate
Also ,tJt IS bus. ,,uU iIIS uid ne e LCfC>s
builders IOa IS. HALL * JUSTICE. Si3
4 ST Item
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paniment by Miss Edna Armstrong.
The instructor in elocution at Friends
School, Wilmington, was also present
and recited several selections to the
evident delight of the audience. AT the
close cake and cream were offered for
sale
Ira L. Pierce. instructor in chemistry
at Delaware College, is supplying DR..
Wolfes place while he is absent in
California.
II. w. Vickers, Jr., SO. has been
elected president of the Delaware Col
lege Athletic Association, to fill the
unexpired term of Ebe w. Walters,
who did not return to college this year.
+. o. MacSorley was reelected man
ager of the football team. The college
students will give a dance on Friday
evening.
The New-Century Club held it's
monthly business meeting on Monday
afternoon. After the business was dis
patched Miss Frances Hand read q
paper on Current Events in Cartoon. "
Mrs. G. II. Harter also gave reviews OF
several new books. The club adopted
as their motto, QUO Amaeis Nobls."
Evening journal., 1898-12-08
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS

The Farmers Institute Of Kent
county met in Dover yesterday and
elected the following officers: Presl-
dent, Jchn Heyd, Of FELTON,; vice-preei-
dent, Richard w. Cooper, Cheswold;
secretary, Wesley Webb, Dover; treas
urer, George w. Killen, Harrington.
An evidence Of alarming decrease in
farm values in Kent county during the
past five years was the sale yesterday
Of fine farm of Mariequetta A. Muir
dock Of 20S acres, situated on the road
from Canterbury to Frederica. In 1898
Dr. Hulburd was offered $4,000 in gold
for the place, but he refused it. Later
he sold at a less figure, and removed
to Catonsville, Md. Yesterday the
property was put up at public SALE and
DR.. Thomas c. Frame offered to allow
a mortgage OF. SO, 900 to remain against
it. But this did not raise the bidding
higher than S,45O. at which figure II
was knocked down to James L. VOL
colt.
A new council OF the Junior Order
United American Mechanics Of Della.
ware was organized Tuesday night al
Canterbury a town of 400 inhabitants
with a charter membership of thirty.
FIVE. Frederick. Camden and Dover
lodges attended the ceremony, which
was conducted by State Councillor
Joseph S. Clark and his staff. This
makes thirty-six councils of this order
in Delaware.
Evening journal., 1898-12-08
NGWS OF DELAWARE CITY

BRIEFLY TOLD IN A SPRIGHTLY
WAY FOR EVENING JOURNAL
READERS.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
Delaware City, Dee. s.-Mrs. S. E
Bradway and Miss Broadway have re-
turned from a weeks visit 10 Cheea-
peake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stafford have
gene to Haddonfeld, n. j., where they
will spend the Winter.
Mrs. George Smith and daughter are
the guc1.s CT her mother, Mrs. Schun-
de-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Churchman, Of
Philadelphia, visited relatives in towr
this week.
Frank Dunlap spent Tuesday in Will
mington.
William Biggar has returned from Z
trip to Philadelphia.
Twenty-three Of the men employed
at the Battery were discharged this
week.
c. E. Barrett has moved his family
to ST. Georges.
Miss Josephine Ford, Of Athens, Pa.
is the guest Of Mrs Frank Mclntire.
William A. Jester spent yesterday il
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1898-12-08
EILIIIIIIIIE1I[I

A SPECIALTY.-p Secondary or
Tertiary blood poison Permanently cured
in n TO 35 DAYS You can be treated at
anty. m you prefer to come here we VIII
contract TO pay railroad fare and hotel
bills, and no charge ~ we fan TO cure. II
you have taken Mercury lodldc, Potash,
and still have aches and pains, Mucous
Patches In mouth, Sore Throat, Pimples,
Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers on any part
Of the body, Hair or Eyebrows Falling
out, Il is this Secondary BLOOD POISON
we guarantee to cure. We solicit the
most Obstinate Cases and Challenge the
World for Case we Cannot Cure This
disease has always Banled the Skill OF
the Most Eminent Physicians. $500OOo
capital behind our unconditional guar
anty Absolute Proofs sent sealed on apr
plication. Address COOK REMEDY CO.,
22S Masonic Temple, Chicago. H.
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WORK ON THg CHRISTIAHA
BLASTING WILL COMMENCE IN A
FEW DAYS AND DREDGING IN
ABOUT A WEEK.

BLASTING WELL COMMENCE IN A
FEW DAYS AND DREDGING IN
ABOUT A WEEK
1he dredging Of the ChrisNana river
Will begin about December 10. ana the
Blasting OF the rocks in day on two.
J. ]. Fitzpatrick, the contractor who is
to Femove the rocks, intended TO start
work cl Tuesday, but owning to dem
age done his plant by sunday's
he wil2 not be able to c1mment IS
sor a few days yet.
!. is supposed az the engineer OF
Ace that The dredging VIII commence
about December l5, the New YORK.
Dredging Company, which is to do the
work, was to notify General Smith on
December 8 when the work would be
begun, but failed to do SO.
f. ]. Fitzpatrick, the conlrlctar, ccm-
menned goleing HIS soundhngs OF th'
rock this morning, and began drilling
this afternoon. He has four machine.
that drill three holes each. four fee
apart. AS soon as the holes are drllle,
and dynamite deposited the explosion
will Follow, all twelve at the same
time. No vessels viii be allowed K
paes at the time the explosion takes
place, although there win be no dan
ger along the shore.
Evening journal., 1898-12-08
SMYRNA HAPPENINGS

Smyrna, Dec. S.-Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Counselman and son, Gordon, have re-
turned home from Houston.
Mrs. George Ttlghman is seriously
i'll with pneumonia at her home, on
Delaware street.
Samuel Armstrong. CT Camden, was
in Smyrna yesterday.
LEGAL stores are Respondent with
Christmas goods, and the children are
happy in anticipation.
Hon. James Williams is seriously
indisposed and is confined to hif
room
Alfred Lee Cummins is quite sick al
his home, on Main street.
sA.fred Hudson, Jr, who. has been sC
seriously ill for the past month will
typhoid fever, is about the same. There
has been no apparent change in th'
last ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Budd have re
turned from an extended visit TO theii
children, at Easton and Elsmere.
William Broadway, who has beer
farming for many years in New Castle
county. has moved in town, leaving hi'
sons and daughter on the farm. HI
resides on South street.
Benjamin Hazel and his assistant arr
busy assessing property in .h.s town.
Mrs. NJ. Collins, of south street, 81
sick at the home Of her father William
B. Collins.
Mrs. Stewart, who has been very IL
for the past two months. is still con
| fined to her room.
Evening journal., 1898-12-08
DUCKIHG ON Tbs FLATS
BAD SHOOTING WEATHER HAS
DISCOURAGED GUNNERS, BUT
coon t-revKru - e-ruru ApOrrr

BAD SHOOTING WEATHER HAS
DISCOURAGED GUNNERS, BUT
GOOD FOWLS STILL ABOUT.
Havre de Grace, Md, Dec S.-Thcve
has been 50 much unlavoraBe weather
during the last two weeks that ii has
caused much encouragement to the
duck hunters who come here for sport,
Is well as to the gunners who depends
upon the shooting for living. There
has been a continued succession OF BAD
days, either perfectly calm or with a
howling wind, and either condition Is
fatal to successful shooting here There
hhs been MO scarcity Of ducks, however,
The royal canvasbaek has undoubtedly
been more in evidence on the fats this
FAN THAN for a number of years, and
the redhead as we'll.
The opening day Of the season was
ideal. With a breeze blowing from the
southwest and bright sunlight, no
one could complain, and as a result
fully 5000 birds, including canvas
backs, redheads, .blackheads and ruddy
ducks were taken. This estimate is
conseiwativeiy made on an average OF
100 ducks to the sinkbox and 25 to the
sneakbcat. Last Fan net more than
halt this number was killed on the
first day
The sporssmen have had such poor
success for the last two weeks that
many of the yachts home gone out OF
commission and will not be recommis-
STONED until the Spring shooting be-
gins late in February. Among those
which have been laid up are Charles
R. Flint's yacht Sanibel. the Reckless
Of the Reckless Club; the Susquehanna
the Blue Wing and the John A. Rus
SELL
The mblket gunners usually have
some of their best shooting in Decem-
Der, that is, they make some Of their
biggest days work. as reckoned in
money. After the gunners have be-
come reduced by cold and clustering
weather to about half the number
found on the fats at the beginning Of
the season the tough oues have plenty
Of room, and when they catch the con-
ditions just right they can in a short
time accomplish much. On the 10th
day of last December with a light
snow failing and few gunners on the
flats, one party in little while bag
ged fortylnine canvasbacks and few
other ducks, which netted them over Z
hundred dollars.
Numbers Of ducks are visible on th'
flats, and the gunners look forward e
success. Canvasbacks are bringing tn.
gunner $3.50 a pair on this market an'
redheads 50 a pair.
Evening journal., 1898-12-08
POPULAR MAUDE HILLMAN.

Next week the popular actress,
Maude Hillman, will play a six-night's
engagement at the Grand Opera House,
with daily matinees, commencing
Tuesday Manager Smelling has Sc
cured for Miss Hillman this season. at
considerable expense. a new repertoire
Of plays, many Of which have never be-
fore been done at cheap prices, all
standard plays which have been sue
cessfuliy toured at high prices. Mon
day night Will be the successful
comedy drama, Charity Bess' 10 be
followed by a change Of bill daily. All
the plays will be presented with special
scenery and effects. of which the COM
pany carry a siXty-foOt carload
Scenic Artist W. c. McAndrews has
been at work the past Summer design
ing and painting for these productions
and no popuiar-priced company has
ever before presented SO meritorious a
line Of plays so lavishly staged Miss
Hillman's supporting company This
season includes the strongest and best
array Of talent that has ever been en-.
gagged. among whom are Frank Hol
land, J. Gordon Edwards. Frank Fey
Harry Brooks. II. Q. Emery. w. A. Dill
Ion, George .Rexford. W. G. Hum
phreys, Helen Frost Emma De Weale
Susette Willy. Gertrude Allen an,
others. The specialties. which include
singing and dancing. banjo solos Illus
trated songs and stereoptieon picture
of war scenes, are above the average
and Of the most entertaining charac
ter. All combining to complete one o
the best repertoire companies ever or
/ ganized.
Evening journal., 1898-12-08
NATIONAL CONSERVATORY Oh
MUSIC.

hl1ElAs
The second Orchestral Concert by the
National Conservatory Orchestra will
be given at Madison Square Garden
Concert Hall on Tuesday evenine Do
cember 20. AT o'clock Gustave Hin
richs is the conductor The National
Conservatory Of Music was inrOrpo-
rated in 1885. under the laws of the
State Of New York, and was chartered
in 1891 by the Congress of the United
States. The artistic faculty consists OF
Rafael JOseffy, Adele Margulies. Leo
pold Litchenberg, Leo Schulz
Victor Capoul, Gustave Helm
rich3, Henry T. Finck. James G
Huneker, Max Spicker and others
Semi-aunual entrance examinations
are as follows: Piano and organ
January Tuesday, 10 to II m, ant
to p. m. Violin viola, cello, con
trabass, harp January 4 "wednesday
10 a. m. to - m, and all other orches.
! tral instruments from 2 to 4 p. m
Singing, January 8. (Thursday), from
a. m. to II m, . to 8 p. m, ant
to 10 D. m Children's day. January
Saturday, piano and violin, a. m
to u m.
Evening journal., 1898-12-08
EEW CASTLE NEWS NOTES

Edwin NJ. Herbert, who has just re-
lrned from New York, saw the great
re which burned out several large
buildings on Broadway.
Mns. Catherine Deakyne, who be-
anne seriously i'll while visiting
friends near Middletown. is slightly
improved.
Captain Edmund E. Rogers, who re-
eived a fractured leg while at Camu
ieade, is slowly recovering and is &C.
lonally seen walking with crutches.
Seveney-two pssesngers came over
IN the 720 O'Clock car yesterday even
ng from Wilmington
Already in this city homes are being
trimmed with Christmas green's fol
he holidays
City Council meets tonight IN elpe.
ial session. The session Will probab.y y
1e a brief one
Evening journal., 1898-12-08
DEsTH OF An EG'D WOMAN
YOUNG FOLK ORGANIZE A SEW
ING CLUB - STEAMER POST
PONED HER TRIP.

YOUNG FOLK ORGANIZE A SEW
ING CLUB - STEAMER POST
PONED HER TRIP.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Seaford, Dec. Son account Of the
stormy weather the steamer Chowan,
which left here Monday for Baltimore,
was compelled to return before she
had reached the mouth of the Nanti-
coke
Mrs. Henrietta Phillips, aged 80
years, and one Of the oldest residents
Of this town, died here Tuesday OF
pneumonia. Her death had been ex-
pected by her friends for several days
The young folk OF this town have
organized sewing club, to be known
as the Seaford Violet Club The offi-
GERS as follows: President, Miss
Bessie Combs; vice-preeident, Mis-
Katharine Pennington; secretary and
treasurer. Miss Eva Cooke.
State Senator Daniel Stewart, o.
Wilmington. is cunning in this vicin
| ity He ie the guest of his brother
William j. Stewart. Of this place.
Miss Sallie Phillips, Of Federals
burg. is being entertained by Mrs
james Andrew.
Joseph Blades has returned from
New York.
Harry Leoates is spending few
days at Norfolk Va.
Much interest is being manifested IL
the revivars at the NJ. E. Church. h"'
as yet, there have been no conversions
Evening journal., 1898-12-08
FIRE IN CAMDEN.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Camden, Dec S.-A fire occurred at
the Summer home of Richard Fisher,
Of Philadelphia. in this town Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Bageg. who has charge of
the home in Winter. had had "a fire
started in the fireplace Monday night
aud as she opened the door Wednesday
10 her surprise the house was filed
with smoke Upon investigation Il was
found that the heat from the fireplace
had Get IRE go the wood work ana the
carpet had ignited therefrom, damag-
ing the carpet and furniture consider
ably. A large hole had also been burn
ed in the floor The fire was extin-
guished by the Rescue Hook and Lad
der Company.
A council Of the Jr. o. U. A. NJ. was
organized at Canterbury Tuesday
night.
Evening journal., 1898-12-08
B & 0.

Schedule IN effect November 90, 1SoS
All trains Illuminated with Pntsch
Light
FExpress trains.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON. DEL
AWARE AVENUE STATION, FOR
NEW YORK, week days, t4.33. agaq
1904 a. M; l2.10, '2.3i 1859. s51q faii
Pullman cars). '7.41. sli.00 d. M SUNDAYS
,L39. '9.s9 'ii.95 a. M, .2.3i. 1868, s5i9 az
Pullman cars), f7.41, flf.00 d. M.
PHILADELPHIA, week days ti3s
iO 'l05, s..5, ,s.2j. 1888. 1924. HOS a. M.
'i219 100. s23i, 800, 1853. s519 (all Pull
man cars). $3.50 $50. 7t4i 915. si1 M
m Sundays. 433. L35. $50. @9.39. iil2
fll.35 a. M f2.3, 800, 1859. t519 (afl i.nr.
man earal. e.ao IA 300. .ll.oo p. m
CHESTER, weekdays. $40 e1OI n
fS.25. 1888, tl0.2i, l1O8 q. m. 90. - I'd IN
-o.aoi $50, -l4l 9l3, ,n.00 p. m SUNDAYS.
go, $50, F3.a9, ll.l2, tll.35 a. m; @2.34 AGO
1853, $50. T.li, 300. 'il.Oo y. m. 'V
= ATLANTIC CITY, weekdays, s705 a
- "a j.. m. ''
CAPE MAY, weekdays '7.o5 a. M; % 81
y m Sundays. 135 a. m.
BALTIMORE AND wAsufNGTON.
'12t6. f2o9, SOL $40, 1851. $40 (ali p,,t,
man carsD. 500. '91l p. m. Sundavs. ais
I2a. .S.5i a. M. 'l256, 200. 500. sf.57. a. a
(sll Pullman caru). 1904. s91f u. m
BALTIMORE AND WAY STArr0No
l,25 a. m, 30i y. M, daily.
NEWARK, weekdays. sf1S. 72F &C et
'llel a. m m; ,is56. soi: 49,. go, .s1i 1855
.l256. 30i si5I. 7.S2 saii II. M, H. >
PtTTSBuRG weekdays @3.3f "A ~
$40 p. III, Gall Pullman cars) s9Il r, ~
Sundays, 's3i 2, m; $40 y. m. (alf Pull
man cars), '9.lt u. NJ.
! CHICAGO, daily. 1884 "A. m: ofs7 n va
| CHICAGO via CINCINNATI and IN
DlANAPoLIS, 's3f a. m. daily.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS. ss.3f j,
m; 'i2.56 and '9.11 D. m. daily. 9'i d.
] TOLEDO AND DETROIT aor
daily TO Toledo and daily except SUNDAY
TO Detroit -'-'S
NEW ORLEANS AND MEAfprsrs -.
BRISTOL AND CIiA1vrANOOCA s5 IA
/ D. m, daily. Through nleepers IN as,,,
lphls ana New Orleans "a
| SINGERLN ACCOMMODATIONS ~-o.,-
days s-25 a. M; 500, go. 1855 o. m. sun.
IANDENBERG ACCOMefor,A mos,
weekdays. 725. 1000 a. M; 2.04. 41 = - ~ =,
lgundaya. 1000 a. m; $50 d. m. - ''.
LEAVE MARKET ST STATION ron
BALTIMORE, weekdays, e.45 n
2.55 p. m.
LANDENBERC. week davs. az or
a. m; 255, $40 p. m. sundays, s55 a. "a nj
$50 D. m. - 49,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WI.
lMINGTON. weekdays. t335. 6'25 - ~
900 'l0.26, 1l50 a. m; SO 20. si.37. 200 .,9y
'4c0, 4SQ, '50l (all Pullman rar~3 So sSs
SIS $50. 49, FS.S5, 1910 aiE35 al 5r,t xs,,,
DAYS, $3.50. 800, 900. 1lc0 "A M s1S a..
si.S7 zoo, .t2o. $50 s5o7 (all Pullman cas-S
l630 s7.3o. sSS5. 1890 p. m - y
Delmarvia Telephone. No. l92.
Rates 10 western points lower ftff1,r, n.
w. NJ GREENE, d. B. M4Rrr,r
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