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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13
DELspAnr n,p,tsr UsIoy.
Minutes of the Last Annual Meeting Held
In Chester Last Fail.

The Delaware Bantist Union Asso.
citation, which comprises the churches
in Delaware county, Pa, md in this
State, has recently published the
minutes OF its last annual meeting,
which was held 10 Chester, last Octo-
Der. On the outside cover is nn accurate
map showing the lnrati0n OF tho various
churches. The Ruv. Il. III. Middle.
ditch of Ridley Park 10 tho present
moderator and tho Rev. 4. q. Merrill
of Wilmington Ia nlsrk.
The statistics show that during the
year 2s7 have been baptized, whilu IN
the sane time a. havo hoen removed
by death. There have been othor gains
and losses iu membership, but the nst
gain for the yom has lsen 3l2. Two
nav churches have been organized and
recnivetl intn the association, which
now contains q churches and 20 Or
dained ministers.
The next annual mos.ng of the asso .
citation will he held in Dover com
menciug October 1lth, ls0S. At this
meeting tho fifth anniversary will he
celebrated. 1he Introductory sermon
will he preached hy tho Kov. Elmer
". Powell Of this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13

and a consequent increase in not earn
ings OF s3i, lU7.Gi. The falling OH in
revenue was mainly in the peach traffic,
anu tue saving IN expenses was in con
Quoting traGslurtatiGp and maintenance
OF equipment. Tho tonnage shows an
inGreuse Of ~. lui tons, almost entirely
in the movement Of through freight, the
increase in the local freight south hay
ing been nearly offset by the reduction
in the northbonnd local traffic. Tho ton
mileage also shows an increase. but
taore was further reduction 10 the
revenue per ton per nile The PASSENGER
traffic shows continued reduction in
volume, duv largely TO the increasing
trolley competition "
The report also contnina tho follow.
ing: 1.-THE traffic passing over this limo
from points outsice the State of Deia-
waro is steadily growing, and as tho
company has no expansive terminals To
furnish, it 10 sources OF substantial
profit. Tho smaller branch lines on the
Peninsula, tributary to your system,
show slightly ietter results for the
year. Dut tho Delaware, Maryland "
Virginia railroad shows u material re-.
ddctinn in gross and net earnings, and
q deficit Of s2G, 5ll.52 in meeting its
fixed charges. +"
The following ia also ontained in tho
report: In publishing tho last an
nual report, the board directed suit
nblo minute TO be made announcing
the death of your latB president, MIR.
George u. Roberta, on January Goth,
1891, anu expressing their deep appTa-
citation of his servicea and of thu losa
austained by thRm both personally and
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13
DELAWARE, THURSDAY

service and to public morals. II brings
money into politics. Here il rich
man. lie may be a moral blister, but
he has cash. lila friends may shrug
their shoulders, and whisper, what u
fools" hut hu has money, and therefore
he has friends, He has M place in the
hearts of tho people, because he has
nelthor tho brains nor the n.gunurs nor
tho morals that fit one for popular
place; but he has tho faculty of making
money. lie owns hank and gaH stock,
he 10 an able and successful tnanCier.
He may he Il big manufactured lio
may bs rich enough to own or sub.
aidizs II newspaper lie goeH in, giveR
$1,000 TO pair Of CONSCIOUSNESS pa7ty
managers, and buys up a nomination tn
Congroaa, for Governor, or United
States Senatorship is has no OIL ces
TO promise. 10 ia in fact too good to hunt
for Offices, but he has the ready cash.
At stroke no gets the venal. by u
double Rtroku he gets many men who
were proud and houogt party workers,
but who in their poverty anh in their
inability to got Office fall prey TO
bribery. In 10 years tho entire country
is dabauched. Only rich men can 60
go tho Senate, or TO the House, or to
tue Govornor's Office, Ia not the
ttruggla for Office infinitely hetrer than
tho struggle for hribe money?
Cleveland. Carlisle. Wilson md Beno
dict filled the offices with Democratic
workers. They looked not into their
character. They took at least ono unl
hezzlor from little Delaware. They
fillnd the oflices Dalser, Bendict'H pri.
vate serrstary, who ia now the right.
hand man of the sanity civil Eervice
commission at Washington. turned out
more than TOO Republicans IN ono day,
some because they were IN. g."
others were &C. A. RI" others had
RcpuiIlicun husbands,' others were
not wanted" &c, Sc. These quoted
words aro taken from mis- private mem
orandum bonk which ho foolishly left
| in his desk at tho gnvnrnment printing
nlfiGa altnr he was discharged. Altor
the offices had bosn thus filled the
blanket Of tho civil service was ey.
tauded over thpm all. This was dnne
without squeak from tho saiEta who
AFRO huwling to-day bacnuse some Re-
| publirRna are going at this humbug in
a manly, open fashion.
AMI the civil servics is not going 10
be injurod eithRr. The merit system IL
| not going 10 nn ahOll5neii, uub lDcre
| are thousands of o;1icas, such az JAM.
tors. engineers. iiremen. elevator con
duc:ofs, messengers, watchmen, chiefs
of divisions, heads OF bureaus, chiof
clerks, deputies responsible to heads oil
offices for money ana otherwise, &c. {.
&c., will DO taken out of the protected
classes and will he subjected again ia
tost of honorable party service. Serre-
tary Gage says the Cleveland order has
done much mischief and he enumerated
the classes above sot down as proper
ones to be removed FROM Under The
Cleveland blanket. If Democrats
elept tho President in 1919, the offices
ara theirs. They will bu welcome tt
them, The civil service is going tc
bo reformed and the hypocrites, tht
mugwImps and the brainles5 b0odlcr,
combined cannot prevent it.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13

Cambridge, Nd, Jan. o. An osyter
canoe owned by Albert Saunders of
Talbot county and manned by himself
and Lloyd ilewans and Charles Bradley,
also of Talbot. was upset and sunk in
the Choptank River opposite tho mouth
of Boiling Brook Creek, and in full
view of this place. yesterday afternoon,
The arcidsnt resulted il tho drowning
OF Saunders and the narrow escape OF
the uther two. The boat was heavily
laden with oysters for this port. She
was carrying too much sail. and, being
caught in flaw, was upset, and won't
quickly to the bottom.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13
a1utlruna EInes.
Schedule In effect Nov.
18th, 1881.


rENPRESS TRAINS.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
AVENUE STATION FOR
New York week days, - 10, +n.iN. s10et n M,
flsl9 F23i $3.50, F53l. sI.4l, *11,00 p. M. sur
days. '3.i3, $3.50 "il.4 u IN. $3.50 1911, '74l,
FIJI rhiadsiphis, wens days, e3.11, $50. GAO, .7I5
~. sS.2,. aon feaa t102i, 1l.0sa M, +l2.la Leo
$i ' 4lo sS2 III sa nth 9ii ela 'oO B q g
Ala s5ai go. "I.4i, 9,15, sll.OO y. m.
Chester. week DAYS, F3.i3, 5.5N, GAO *7.l5. ri,
sci. GsS s74i,e.i5, s1tO6 p m. Sundays, t5i9
r. s.SO. saM tilsl. iist a. IN. '3.5O. ii0 s5..I
$50 '74l, q;l5. '1l00 p. NJ.
Atlantic City, week days, SI,l5 a. M, Fl2.1A F3l
y. M. sundays, 7.lj a. m.
Cane May, week days 55o n. M, 'o3t D. IN.
baltimore md Washington week days, t41s
a. Il. ssul. Fl1l u. IN. Sun'lnys A1{, 40, iS3i
a. H., 'ia67. zoo 3Ol H.57, SSOi t.ii p. NJ. 49,
baltimore aud way stations, 40 a. m, j,Ot D.
newark. week days. AIS. ITO $3.50 .lIoI a.
M, 'lh, sol 400, Fi.j1, Sis, 7.3a sgll I055 D.
NJ, sunday; AIS, i,lU, 'sSi a, mp 'L2,57, 3,UL
' Pitts s week days. 1855 a. M, seIs H. M.
Sundays Fs,3h a. nj: '45i p. NJ.
Chicago daily, SD n. m, 7i5T ~ M
Chicago via Cincinnati and lnilanapoliI ss.3I
Cinrinnaii and st. Louis. "s35 a. M, '1s.57 and
Toled" ana Detroit. '9.il p. NJ, daily to Toledo
and daily except Sunday 10 Detroit
Now Orleans and Memphis via Bristol and
Chattanooga, '6.ls n M, daily An n M. sun.
day. Through s.cepors TO Memphis and New
Orleans
Siugery accommodation, week days. 40 n M,
500. 1.j2, 1885 y. H. sunday 40 a. M, 3Ui T+Ii
i. m.
landonberg accommodation. weekdays, 10
lOtba M, 3.Oi i.oi ,. IN. sundays, lU.OJ a Iu.,
4.b7 u. m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION FOR
Philadelphia, week DAYS, $50 y, nj.
Baltimore. week days G.4j II. m. 2.55 p. m.
Landowner week days, 64l, G.ll n M, 10y
$40 u, m. sundays, so o. M. 5lU p. IN.
LEAVE PHILADELphiA Tor Whining
ton, week days '3;j, clio, ,.l0. son 900. 1904
l131 a. M. laa.O tl.3 20l '3:n, 40 40 '5.l5,
'6.42, 100 $50 Es.N. sS., 1850 'll'5 p. IN. sun
days. +3.j5, $40 AGJ, ll.;h II. M, ~i2.J, "l.aI,
200 I.sO, >. Is, 6JL $3.50, +s3j lU;iJ p. IN.
Telephone No, III
hates To Western points lower than via any
other line. u. u. MARTIN,
Manager OF Passenger lrallc.
W. ii. GREENE, General MsnnAsE
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13

Thomas II. Slavery, Jr,, has gone to
Europe ON bus ness for tho Pussy s.
Jones Co.
The houses Nos. sol and 500 A street
have been Transferred 10y Bernard Kirk
to Samuel L. Pussy.
Joseph McDormott. son of Sergeant
McDermott, had one OF his hands badly
cut on Saturday afternoon.
The resignation of Capt. F. @. Wis
well Of Go, Il, N. @ d., of Milford,
has been officially accepted.
Tbs Pusey & Jones Co. has closed q
contract with New England firm for
largo paper making machine.
CHI Trisgs OF tho r., W. 81 u. shops
in thia city, has hesn appointed sioam
heat instructor On the Maryland Ill
vision.
Sergaant llowGats and Patrol Driver
Purcell bRve applied for a rntent for
the harness holder which thoy havo in.
vented. sE
Mrs, Cornelia IIession, agoa 80 years,
died last Friday OF paralysis at her
home, No. 600 West Ninth street. Tho
funeral took place on Tuesday.
Letters of administration upon tho
estate of Mario Dandy, late of this
city, have been granted TO james and
John H. DANNY and Annie u. Kemp.
Mrs. George Stetser of Upland. sister.
in.law Of Mrs. JRmea 4. Chandler Of
this city. diod Sunday. The funeral
took place Tuesday. Intermont was
made ia Chester Rural cemetery.
Jack Kelly of this city and Harry
Smith, the Italian champion boxer OF
Chester, Pa, have been matched to
fight for purse of 800, the winner tu
take 40 per cent of the gate receipts.
Tho fight will take place near Whining
ton on January 25th.
The steamship Yemassee of tho Clyde
limo, running between Philadslphiu
ami Nnrfnlk, arrived ut tho wharvos Of
Harlan & Ilollingsworth Cn., Monday
morning, In tow OF the tugs Fred jan
sou aud Amanda Powell to be dry
] locked and receive general repairs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13

,
The statement that Major Moses p.
Handy, vino died at Augusta, Ga, on
Saturday was n brother Of Congressman
j.. irving Handy OF this state, is in
correct. They we're only distantly re-
lated. Major lIandy was born at War
saw, Benton county, Mo-, his father
being tho Rev. !. W. X. Handy.
prominent Presbyterian Clergyman. The
family left Missouri for Virginia when
Major Handy was child. While under
age he entered tho Confederate service,
and served with gallantry during tho
closing months of the war. He was
enployad by the Now York Tribune as
special correspondent during the Cuban
troubles in 1878, and won distinction by
his report of tho Virginius massacre.
Later he became managing editor of
the Philadelphia Press and subsequently,
editor of the Philadelphia Daily News.
lie was one OF the founders and for
many years the president of the Glover
Club of Philadelphia. lie moved to
Chicago in 1893, to accept the position
Of Chief of the Bureau Of Publicity
and Promotion OF the Worlds Column
bian Exposition. At the close of tho
fair he went to New York and engaged
ia literary work and newspaper corres
pondence for year. lie returned to
Chicago us the editur of the Times.
Herald, in 1895. Last year Major Handy
was appointed by President Mckinley
as special commissioner to the Paris
Expedition, of which he rendered valu.
abls service. Major Handy's father was
at one time in charge Of the Presby-
terian churches at Port Penn, Draw
ycr's and Mitidletown, in this State,
and the hoy attend school at Port Penn.
His mother was sister of DIR. William
II. Purnell of Delaware College.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13

The old sailing pilotboat Thomas f.
Rayard has been bought by the hlnska
TRANSFORMATION; Trading, Mining and
Manufacturing Co., and it il expected
that she will sail from Philadelphia in
about two weeks for the Klondike
region. She will lie under the com.
mand of Capt. Anderson, who lost
several weeks ago in Delaware Bay
tho brig II. II. Wright, which was
going to Philadelphia to be fitted out
for KlonGlke for the Same company.
Several women, it ia announced, will
sail on the l3aynrd, which. among other
things. will have saw mill plant
aboard. The Bayard was built ia 1850
at brooklyn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13
H. A. SUTHERLAND EXECUTED.
Was the Murderer or Mrs. Sarah Wrenr
Colored, His Mistress.

Was the Murderer Of Mrs. Sarah Wrenn,
Cniored, his Mistress.
Sing Sing, N. y, Jan. 10. =. IIadley
Adolphus Sutherland, coloretl, was exc
culed here this morning. Seventeen
hundred and eighty volta were turned
on at l.l9 o'clock, and turned off at
HEB.
The crime for which Sutherland was
execntud was the murder, in brooklyn,
in March OF last year, Of Mrs. Sarah
Wrenn, colored, his mistress. She was
tho vito OF colored barber, who had
his place Of business on Eighth avenue,
New York City, but from whom she had
Beuaratc1.
Mira. Wrenn and Sutherland quarrelod
in their rooms. Finally, the woman
rushed out. and started down the stair-
way. Shs had not gone far b0foro
Sutherland ran after her. firing his re-
volver. When sho relrbed the front
steps. bullet struck her, and she fell
dead.
Sutherland. when put on trial, made
practically no defence, and was con-
victed and sentenced 10 be executed
during the week OF January 10th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13

A meeting of tho Ads lindish Baron
dc Hirsh congregation building CON.
mttins was held SunlisS and arrange
ments were completed for the ball to be
held in Eden Hall on january 27th.
Prof. Stern of Philadelphia was Engaged
to have charge OF the ball and lead tho
march. | was reported that last Mon
day the committee on contributions
had collected $50. Nathan Liebsrman
gave $40 of this aud promised add,
tionRi holp. Or Tuesday and Wednes.
day Mr.. Lieberman and the Rev. II.
Resitz went out and SECURED cnntribu.
tions from j. j. Pei. 30. Daviu Snellen-
burg. Gilpin IL Co.. W. Il. Finn, q.
@. Montgomery and IL. q, Reitnw.
Peter j. Ford has also sent contribu.
tion. Tho committee desires TO return
thHnss to all who have assisted them.
and especially to Mr. Ford. Tho com
mlttee asks that the public will not
forget it in this enterprise. Contrihu-
tions may he sent to Morris Levy, No.
223 Market street, or to Nathan Garsky,
No. dl6 KiuG street,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13
CRY COUHT MATTERS.
several GrnSo Eases nefnre Judge Baii
MmnNnN Mnrmimr.

MOnday M1rmiug.
Henry ". Fisher, smooth faced
youth, was arrniGnsd in tho City Court
Monday morning IN the charge Of com
mltting an assault anil battery on Joan
liiermann, M old man, mt Fifth aud
Washington streets. on Sunday after
noon. Mr.. BiOlmupn sand Fiaher up
proached him aud after making 70.
mark, tried to trip him. The prisoner
denied tnat he niado any attempt 10
assault Mr.. Bicrmarn, although Arthur
DarIes. a witnesa, said he drew knife.
This the prisoner also denied. His
statements did not have much weight
with tho court, however, and zen
tenee of three months imprisonment
and s25 fine was imposed.
PatricK Kennedy was charged by
Jennie Reynolds with abusing aud in.
sultng her in shocking manner. lie
was iined $40.
John, alias Signal" Thompson,
WIS chareed with acting in an ex.
tfemely indcesnt manner in tha alley
at No. dlJ Fast Sixth street last Med-
peHday afternoon. lie was lined $50
and required to pay the costa OF prose
cutiun.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13

Hamhleton & Co. of baltimore in
their IaHt circular letter, say: sit is
only neceHsary to convince tho people
that the gold STANDARD 10 not threatened
TO remove every particle of distruat at
home and ahrnad. Iet 1t he understood
that every obligation OF the government
will ba paid in gold and this country
will realize a phenomenal period Of
pruspprity -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13

MIR. and Mrs. Thomus s. Hurlock OF
this city have received an invitation to
attend the winding of Charlns Stewart
Lce and Miss Elizabeth O'Dnnovan,
both of liaIimcrn. NIL, which will
take place AT the Cathelral in that city
on January 9th. Mr.. ice, who is a
member OF the Merchants Coffee Co..
was best man at the Welding of Mr..
and Mrs. Hurlock.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13

Mrs. S. IS. Maealligier, wiFo of Consul
Macallstor, recently participated in q
concert at Bridgetown, Barbadoan, and
glowing accounts OF the manner in
which she was received was printed in
tho Bulletin and Advocate, newspapers
published therc.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13
FonMnE WILMlyG roNl4N KILAED.
Edward McGonignt Eataiiy Injured by lfai-
llnr from a TnInntnnr Polo.

Harrisburg, Pa, Jan. 10. Edward
McGunigal, aged As years, telephone
linsman. fell from pulo, on which he
was working, today. breaking his neck
and dying instantly.
Mr.. McGonigal came to Harrisburg
10 years agn from Wilmington, Del,
and was until few years ago West
ern Union telegraph llnemau.
A widow anu soven children survive
him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13

The Prudential Insurance Co. of No.
ia Market street will move TO lite now
quarters on the second floor of tho
Smith Building, No, GlOi5 Market
street, on or about January 18th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13

In tho Municipal Court on Saturday
night Manual Richenherger proved con
clusively thar he knew nothing about
tho alleged larceny of Misa Julia
O'Connell's watch, which had been
missing since April, and tho case was
diRm issnu 49, =
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13

The officers elect Of Apollo Castla, X.
q. E.. will be publicly installed by tine
ntficers'of the grand castle at Odd Fol
lows Hall next Monday night wocli.
After the installation refreshments will
l,a eaprnl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.

TIME TABLF, IN clIecI 'Tuno zsIh, I5Jl.
Trains leave Wilmington Trench street sta
tom Tor Il. a o. junction. MoEuhaniu, Winter
thur, Guyencourt, GrunOgue, Cossart, Chadd's
Ford Junction, Pocopsou, West Chester, EIn-
bfeevile, Mortonyille, Coatpsville, and inter-
mediate stations, daily, except Sunday. ntT.al
a m, 80. 400 and $40 p. m. Sunday only, s.0j
q. H., a.l0 aud 40D y. M
For WGyneaburg junction, Springfield and In
termodinie stations. dhny, except Sunday. at
30 a, M, 2.l0 and 400 p. IN. sunday only at
SOS "A. IN, p 10 and 4.0D y. IN,
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and inter-
mediate stations, daily, uxccp SUNDAY, Mt I'D
a. II. and 2lO p. m. sunday only s.0i a. IN.
nli 2.l0 y. IN.
A. g. MCt3At Si.AND, BOWNESS RtlGGS
superintendent Con, Pass Agr
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13

a Wiltniugtonian Building Upa Church in
dorsey CIV.


The Jersey City Evening journal re-
Gently printed AN extended sketch of
Gracs Episcopal Church, OF which the
Rev. iercival G. Pyle. son OF City
Auditor Pyle Of thla city, ia rector.
The article, which is illustrated with
cuts Of Eector Pyle and tho church,
statos that the church is one oi the
oldest in Hudson county, and 10 one Of
the finest houses OF worship. The con
gregation was organized at meeting
al the residence of DR.. Bern i. Budd,
on january 18th, 1864, and will. there.
fore be 81 years old next Friday. Mr..
Pyle WINS chosen rector and assumed
his duties in December, 1896. Upon
tho resignation OH hector Chapman a
number Of clergymen ware secured for
services on Sundays. among them being
MIR. Pyle, thon OF ST. Agnes Church,
Lafayette. Mr.. Pyle made favorable
impression and was called. Since MIR.
Pyle has heen in charge the church has
mRdo rapid strides and is now in a
healthy CONDITION. The new rector ia
very popular and ia receiving loyal sup
mort.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13

For New Castle. sl3, 11.0i a. M, 2.5i, 4.27 and
For Lewes s.I3 a. M, 4.27 p. M. weekdays.
For Dover. Harrington and Del,nar, BIB
11.O4 n. M, t.2I 6.55 and 1l5d p, IN. sundays
u.b6 y. IN. -
For Wyoming and way stations, 2.5l p. m.
weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, u.0i a. H., weekdays, and l.55 p
III daily
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
'Dtning Car. rDaily. sWeek-days.
tExcept Saturday.
fEAcopt Shturdhy.
FOR THE WEST.

LINING Gar. IDAlly. Sneok-uayS
Except Saturday.
FOR THE WEST.
$50 a. m. daily. Pittsburg, Chicago, Cincinnati,
Louisville and st. Louis Dining Cary
10. 70 a. IN. daily for Pittsburg and Chicago,
tho coaches TO Plttsburgl
IL. go y. IN. daily, "Limited, Plttsburg, Chiclgo.
Cleveland, Toledo, Cincinnati, Louisville aud
st. Louis. dining CARY
1921 p. IN. daily, Plttaburg and Cleveland,
4.3O -. m. daily Pittsburg, Chicago, Nashville
VIA Cncinnatl), and st. Louis, Dining Cerl
$50 u. M. daily, pitbsburg Chicago and Clevo-
land. and Toledo, except saturday.
1O.2 ~ p. IN. daily, pittsburg, Cincinnati andSt
Louis.
IL 20 y. IN. daily, Pittsburs and Chicago; Glove
laud, except Saturday.
Niagara Rochester, buffalo. and Kane
EXPRESS. .......:-................ 1880 q ~
Elmra and Remove Express. SEQ p IN
lock Haven Express. ................ I'D m
WillihIneport Express. .......,....... N.N p IN
Rochester, Buffalo and Erie ESprcss. 1850 p IN
Rochester, Buffalo and Erie EXPRESS. ul.2O y III
Cumberland Valley kailroad, 4.30 s5J a. m,
12.25, ABB y. IN. weekdays, n2O p. M. except
Saturdays. sundays. A.JO a. m aud 4.S0 aud
ll..Up M.
SCHUYLKiLL DIVISION.
For PhneniSvlllo, fotlslown and Heading, h.it.
s.55 and 1919 a. m, 10. 4l0, 5'2 an1 I'll p:
m. Sundays, 60 and O2I u. m, l.lO, o.iO and
Sop. m. Pheni1ville only, "a! a. NJ and
ga aud tL3I p. H. weekdays.
For POltsvle, 5.5T, S'f, 1918 u. tn., 10 $40 anu
I'll y. nj. weekdays, sundays 6.5O, o@J a. IN.
J.lu ~. m.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-01-13

10 New Orleans, Memphis, Tampa, Nashville.
via Ashevile and Hot springs.
ATLANTIC COAST LIEE-12.40 y. IN, daily, sleepers
10 Jarksouvilio Port Tampa, Macon and
charleston: LBS night, daily, sleepers to Rich
inond aud Jacksonville.
Chesapeake II Ohio hallway Sill p. IN. daily
DINING car and Bloepers 70 Ctnclnnau.