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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-30
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

1a eos 2as sd sS for asa ys
John Hauser architect sIas 900
brick tenement houses. with stores 27xso.l1
S% nd seS sIos,sn NS IA East ih
Monroe-st No 2o5 to 209. for three six story
friedman, No i4so isiSsve, owner; Bern
srosdway Nos esq and es5 for tweive-story
brick and stone store. 90 2xeo Robert Hoe No
Waist. architect .. 100000
chs1ry, s:R corner asgo s for s5sGTy
liz East Broadway owner; Bernstein. archt-
Amsterdam-ave. n e corner G1st-st for a one
story brick ten, temporary arr, laundry l7TiC; The
D2d~st. No es7 West Tor cnestory brick onice WV
ers; Aeke1 No s5s shave ta; architect ,o 800
s5cTy Brick as!Goqse 1885 8zS4 iIese: Peter
naase No Sf SoaS%ay Henry m
iasd-st l25 e Of 12! CHA for four i've
Niyen No As Broadway. owner John De Hart soOoo
ons-sicry sFcE shSp: @Ssss; MsisTana 4 STE
sSGsr Fowler WI 90 No ei s4s
Rvinsson-st. Nos 1855 and 1885 for a six story
brick o'GGus S. %s SS 70 ES sHd rs
bernstein architect. 10000
aassss.. Nos %l s' .o4 ssd ~ s sD Ss
Nos sO7 and 800 csnai-st owner; Bernstein. .. NM
,o;h fei'' Nos s7i and a7a East, for six story
Samuel Greenwald. No ca Cnton-st. owner:
architect 10000
Jackson-ave .. 172 II n OF Westchester- ave. for
two three-story frame tenement houses. 20x38
and 25x47.s Morarty Flood. No l55 East
126th- st. James Barrett architect. 10000
l64th- ST. g. 100 II g Of WoOdycrest-aye. for
two-and- s-haf-story frame dwelling house.
10 20 East isihst architect ........'.... 800
I4stb- st $ W Brook-aye. for four fve-story
brick hathouses 2519O: John ID Hassinger No
architect $1,000
both 81. s 100 n Of Sd ave. for five Ave
story brick fathouses. 25xs3.4: ! G Prior No
s9csitect 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-30
FURNISHED Rooms 20 Get

rI,o LET. furnished. TO select party who furnish
i good references. n large front south side
OF street with owner e94 East lssh-st. between WINS
and St. AIMS aysA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-30

Dreyfus. Julius TO Joseph Buttenweiser. NO
324 East 15th-st demand. ................ 49,:
Mahoney Daniel. 10 Jonas Well and Bernhard
Mayer. No $40 East lSth-st ] year.
Bank, l16th-st. g. 623 II OF Park-ave
King. Louis NJ to James NJ wentz. Kelly-st, n g.
20 n W Of Wales-eve. demand. :.....-
Same to Josephine Slender. same property, year.
Same to Michael C0wen, same property. demand
Same TO william w Vaughan. same property
Iipsky. Jacob TO Ernest-Marx Nathan Company
ST Ann's-ave. $. 5O5 II Of 156th-st, j
year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..'''...'''''.'
Same to same same property one year ..:.....
Stanton Edwin Il, to Sarah Schuster, Sprins-st
SIS 76.2 II W OF Sullivan-st. years. ...........
Same TO Title Woof same property, 2 years
LAtmsr Charles z. 10 the Irving Savings lnstitu-
ton. 4sth-st, 8 g. 46 II W Of 6th-aye, year.
es, PAS fl n OF 27th-st. 3 years. ..:...:..::
MCCORMACK Michael TO Nelson d Stilwell. ST
Nicholas n cor 1lGth-st, year.
Baker. LYMAN A. and Joseph Fine TO the City
s0.4 II n OF 1lth-st mortgages. year each.
Savings. Rank. 3d-ave. n cor SD st. year.
Henderson. Charles r. to the Equitable Life AS
surance Society. Madson-ave. cor 9th
Jennings Joseph D. TO Hiram r and Hannah A
Dater, as trustee. etc. German Place $, 80 II
of 15sth-st 3 years. ........................
Neufeld Morris and Isidore Cohen to Catherine
Klein and another st Ann save. W g. rs II n Of
Boehrn Abraham and Lewis Coon TO the United
States Trust Company. No q Washington Place.
years ................. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Same to Anthony Won Bergen property.
Drought, Julia to Martin Metzger. 5th-ave n
corner l27th-st. year Observation-Disclosures.
Same to same, same property, year ............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES

e6th-st n g. 100 n Q OF Broadway, 25x99.l1: -
Frank T Kee TO George r schiefelin. Jaw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-30
AN IDEAL DWELLING SITE.


No dwelling Island has had quick and whole
along upper portion OF Riverside Drive 1t only
public has awakened full the
this glorious parkway And with this
change wrought that strike who has not
Tooth Street nortward the handwok
magic paata arcltecturay the most
mental residences of the city located here.
section the choicest residential site OF the city
largely enthusiasm and energetic efforts of Messrs NJ
Stewart Ives Smith Realizing possbes and promising future
heights Tor homes and palaces this firm pro-
desirable available and covered with
dwellings, architectural beauty diy construction the mat
appointment finish surpassed this
city, AT Smith erecting residences
1OGth Street and the Riverside
point the advantages and beauty OF the
location dwellings, They the Hudson Rver
reach They within the
shadow which the OF the nation SO
often turn blocks learning which the intel
lectual pride of New York centred.
property this for residential purposes re-
than other section OF the
city, land here will double value within year or
two dwelling left for ae and these are now
benq offered bv Mers who will undertake build
them according o the plans of the purchasers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-30
Real estate uanteo.

WANTED. by family OF two adults furnished eo"st.
w for season Heathful situation; moderate rent ~"
dress H. g.. g. i242 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-30
AT AS RIVERSIDE DRIVE

Borough OF The Bronx.
COLONIAL HOUSES.
For sale. Fordham Heights. west OF Jerome
north ls4th-s twelve rooms. all improvements.
hardwood trim: ground 50xlOo. prices 5000 5000;
suit. streets macadamzed curted and tagged.
severed, and gas: all assessments paid: nifty
minutes FROM Rector-st.. via trolley jerome
Meeting with elevated 155th and sth-ave nspec
property Is solicited. Apply A. Il. KIRK
LAND 80 Liberty-st., or on the property.
CHOICE WEBSTER AVE. LOTS,
fremont in growing section. ripe
provement. FREDERICK NJ MELf.EsRT 0s6 Tremont-ave.
II INGSBRIDGE-H Handsome cottage; modern improve
IN estricted section; fine view stable; plot 50x
1875 value $40 OOO sell for $500. NJ. &. BERLEPSCH
Kngsbrdge. y. Y. city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-30

VxvANTED.-Summer cottage within Ia hours OF -.-n
w York neatly furnished containing at leas So
bedrooms; bath location near good bathing and ooS
urefeued Address c. :. NJ. Box AZ Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-30
No. II Riverside Drive
FOR SALE.

A superb five-story dwelling. con-
structed of Indiana limestone in the
French Renaissance style. The house
is one Of the handsomest residences
on the Riverside. 1t contains IA large
rooms, besides 3 bathrooms of the
most model type. the second-story
bathroom being fitted up In the most
elaborate style, with needle and
shower baths. All the Improvements
known to the art and science Of dwell
ing building have been introduced into
this house. The interior finish through
out is of selected hardwood. Parquet
floors. servants quarters Of rooms.
Wired throughout for electric light.
Width Of building. 80 feet. For sale
by ROBERT A. CHESEBROUGH, NO;
II State Street, or apply to any real
estate broker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-30
FURNISHED Apartments Go Get.

T-rE,sTIONl--5O newly furnished Apartments ready;
n total list 100 small Flats large Apartments
and Bachelor Suites majority buildings; any size
Trtce and locality; some handy TO Broadway also ~
buildings near Park; several with cafes. MAXWELL.
REAL, ESTATE COMPANY. $50 West 34th, minute from
Broadway Telephone, l.57g 3sth
ar MARTINIQUE APARTMENT HOTEL So West
n 83dst-Tenant going abroad VIII sublet two rooms
and bath furnished unfurDshed, until october j;
l4th moor front exposure. &. HOBART, Suite l42
A PARTMENTs. 7 rooms bath steam. hot water: con-
"A ysnient and refined nsighborhood. 7s3 Pnrk-avs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sl G,o 20 ,-1n s baum OF $1,000
elst-st No ai2 East. 25xi0o.s: Henry Keiius to 49, 49,
6otsn o 1 ~ 10 julia Low 1000
e2a1ss I'm: 10 Oh INV. 1000
s2 "a am g. y" II 81 1000
e2 asr,. Rs.,ne 0 10 SANE o. 1000
o1a,, ssms o 1000
Rivington-st. Ma no p io1s0x22 s1so; mo.
barbara Filimsn Dora Ftnkestein. 1900
Warrington Place, No %, corner Greene
a. 2Hl00: Anthony Van Bergen and an
%brai.m Bo~hm ana snothsr 1000
Enm.s r 6oost 70 David Mcxdsms .......... 2o5So
1sssi = yessh Krsiish 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-30

DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for me IA az
"A received at their Uptown once No l2sz
"a door rorth OF Ss,st until o'clock p m: a. regular
ments received at the following branch Offices Az
once rates until o'clock D. M Wa; 254 sh-avs ys
cor cSd-st: 1862 6th-ave. cor. i2h-st Macy ~. 100
and l4th-s l42 Columbus-ave. near West oo'n. wet
West 42d-st. 6th-ave. s2 East 18th 20 SIS
&2dst between eth and sth ioa East sith So
sd-aye. between 10th and nth sta: l.o2S Sd-avss
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
DEATH OF CYRUS NJ. FAY.
WAS ONE OF ELI.ENDAIIEs nest
KNOWN CIIIZENS-NOlES CT
THE TOWN.

WAS ONE OF GLENDALE S REST
KNOWN CI1IZENS-NOlES CT
THE TOWN.
Ll.l4--ua, May 26.-Cyras NJ. Fay
passed caIm-y AWAY Gu saturday
molnlng alter uwO Ts-zs' sl1kn-J5 ~
heart lAL0lLle. After impressive uu~
ntrdl services AMI Gn clCqlsnt eIdrss3
Ills ALLIANCES wele la.h ~ dIe side on
h.s wife n the New Market Cemetery.
ColcLsI Fay was native az Albany
n. Y, and enlisted i'm the 7fln New
York Infantry, In command OF Captain
SteIl-cn Hatch. He went Immediately
to THE front and began h55tillthes With
Inle cOnfederate5 He was In uhle seven
days hattie at Iona Mcuntain, Bulls
RIn,n, AntetGm. South Mcuntain, Fired
Morris Hels.Ias and Kappa
La,nnlcck. He reinIetui IN 1864, and
shortly afterwards was taken sick. He
Remained in the hospital. t0wr months,
then returning to his company Ee
fought at Gettysburg. He was muster
ed cult at Alexanduia, July Z, 1855, and
eiarln,g. all Uhlase years CT hard figll mIz
Colonel Fay came Through wul-cu- a
scar, when Az of C1is ccmraIas OF tna
77tk were lost He came 10 Delaware
from New York State tn 1869, bought a
farm and lived a QuSt life. He has
three grown children, wihl) survive aim
and who are a great credit TO nus mem-
DRY.
Queen Anne railroad Officials h-Nl
been completing arrangements Tor illf
e4eftton az a naw stat.Cn to replaNG
the old ONE, VIII Oh was r5centg 6ia-
strrweH by fire. The new statiOns Wlhar
finished, Will cost about $500.
Harry Tester Us improving nils new
HOUSE by the erection Of a yenanda
which extends around 'lhe 'front.'.
Joshua A. lynch, of Robbins is very
,Tr with Bright's disease.
NDFaes Lizzie anf Mamie LeKioe'
l.-Ve Finished their school toumI AMI
evo taking a VACATION in Philadelphia
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womAN's SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
STRICKEN WITH APO
PIGcXY OF MRS. HAIR
N-FREDERICA NOTES.

Freneudca, May 26.-Mrs Sarah
Knowles, an elderly woman az this
town, met with a serious accident.
VILE uomlclg downstairs she lsA and
aplnteled The bOne ln cne OF her anna
At this whiting she is doing a5 we'll
as can be expected.
Rev. Mr.. Smdth, OF .lhe NJ p. Church,
Was stricken With apCple1y in T. f..
T-lnmcns' drug store. Constitute Doro-
van car.ed him home and medical aid
II rs tiaIusiht ne VIII ne
ucvsn Ibis friends are looking for
wagd TO hearing him preach again soon.
las his pa-t sermons have been fun OF
Interest for all.
The luueral clf Mrs. Eva Harrington.
wife OF Carey Harrington. took Place
at her Latte residence Tuesday after
nccn. SHE died If consumption last
'Sunlay. aged "a years. Her dsath is
pcIrtcular.y sad. as she leaves three
y0uTig Chitdrbn to- mcurm Hheir great
less. Rev. Smith, OF Houston. OBLIGATED
lnherment WAS mhde all RarIatt' &
,Clhaper Cemetery
Another DEATH whErh Is very sad is
tihlt or Mrs Annie Darby. wife OF john
baaAgt NuH NhA NpJh lAdCH II Mb,lil'
mCrnEng. Scver2g momslhs ago SHE was
stricken with paralysis frcm whrrh
he nsvur qrcoverad. SHE leaves no
chi Ldr1nt and her place i'm thla home Ia
SADLY missed by her devoted husbanli.
who has THE sympathy Of The commu-
ln1ay.
"a very pretty wedding was solemn
lied last "Wednesday alt ghe home of
NH and Mrs. Joshua Mlnner. at 1890
c'CIl-tk, when their daulihter FRAMES
WAS unfteid in mnrgiiaIge with john w.
Supplb, OF Philadelphia. DuHiing The
ceremony, which was performed by
Rev. y. AL Webster The bridal party
stood beneath a flcral bower. ccns-
POSED OF ferns anh roses. The bride
was handsomely att,red in blue broad
cloth. trimmed i'm white and CARRIED
Bride roses and carnations. Miss Car
rie Patterson was bridesmaid and icok-
Cd dherming i'm a steel blue broadcloth
and carried pink roses. EHsst Reed.
tCt Philadelphia, was best man. Miss
iFs-nfe Carter, OF PEidlgewfle, a cousin
'sls TIE tuiia. r5rdI5acl the welding
march After the reception khe newly
wedde1 coupie Left fer Fscton. whar.
tlhey took the tirain fer Philadelphia
where thIey win res.lda Marry hand
some presents were received
This Eipworth League viii. hold a lit
'erhrw enrertainment alrlf sociaP next
4 M-ndsy evening at Tho NJ II. Chur,hl
d. THE NJ. p. Chk1ndh strawberry fesd.
var tanrcs place this 91 grli 10th o.
june
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
THE OLD ARMCHAIR.
Fl love II. love It. and who shall dare
70 chide mo for loving that old arm
chairf"


AS sit and dream OF the days long gone.
when life was bursting from out it's dawn,
When the sun Of boyhood was beamins
bright
And the heart. yet a stranger 10 care. was
light,
I can see Il modestly sitting there.
That household treasure, the Old armch0ii
And the kindly eyes and the sweet old face
All scanned and wrlnkied yet full OF grace.
or the aged mother, long since az rest
In the old churchyard. and within ms
The heart grows tender and thrills with
love
As the thoughts soar up to that Home
above.
can see her yet as the soft sunlight
Crept through the curtains so pure ard
white.
And foil like n crown on her old lace cap
As she rested there IN q monday nap.
How Oft have hnelt by that old armchair
And whispered my simple evening prayer,
With scarcely a thought that the Lord
would hear.
For spoke the words 70 that mothers ear.
o. the world seemed dark and my heart
seemed dead,
When l knew that the spotless soul had
ned
To another realm, and the tears would
rise
From the inner depths Of my boylsh eyes
Whenever ia look at the old armchair
With the angel no longer resting there.
Long years have fed since babe farewell
TO that old east home where the sunlight
fell
on my boyish head in such kindly way
And reverently kissed those locks OF gray.
Yet near me Is sitting that old armchair,
And the form Of another Is resting there
And rocking contentedly TO and fro,
AS rocked that dear one OF long ago
With the head Of a play-tired youngster
pressed
In a mass Of curls to her mothers breast,
And l gaze In the depths OF her soulful
eyes,
And often think from the stariit skies,
From the home OF the blest In the realms
above
The eyes OF that mother must beam with
love
AS they rest on the features so softly
sweet
OF the wife who sits in that honored seat
II love It. love It. and who shall dare
To chide me for loving that old arm
chair"
Boston Globe.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
NEWS OF NEW CASTLE
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.

The committee on commence ment eX-
ercises at THE High School has fixed the
date fer juno % for the graduating
class. Thia closing exercises CT THE
iower grades win be held ha Tuesday
preceding, June 20. Seven members OF
the High SChlC-r will, be guaGuated,
-four Young women and three young
man. They are Misses Jennie Ilancas-
ter. Margaret Carrick, Bessie T0man.
and Sadie Vantine. William S. HAM
ilton. James Ma'honey and George
Matthew's Attorney ]. Harvey White
man, of Wilmington, WITH deliver an
"''l'i-Css, and Professor BERLIN Of the
Wilmington High SCHOOL, Will present
The diplomas. The senior class has
elected the forl0w.ng officers Miss
Sadie Vantines president; William
Hamilton. recording secretary, and
Miss Margaret Garrett, corresponding
secretary Their oc.crs will be laven-
der and white. The Opena House was
chosen as the place to hold the exer-
c,Ees.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
scHOOL OF MErHnns

Dover May 27-The Delaware
sdhiool OF Meshchs, wihioh has been ar
rsnlged nclr by the oclunty superinHend-
GIRLS Of this state Will be held this year
!n the oonnty G mrt House ON Dover
glneens amid win begin ON July 8, en-
TRANCE examinations closing on june
10. The naculty will have as its presi-
dsnt DR.. Char,es @. Rounds. of New
Enlg'anld, who with have as mis- imme-
dnate assistants, Mrs Bmma V.
1lhlcmas and Miss IJ7llian Wallace. OF
FlhdadeiphIla. The sessions Will CON
tlniue each day from 9 a. m to - p. M,
until, Saturday. August 5, when a gen
oral examination viii be held.
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REGISTERS ORDER.
EGIsTER's ORDER
Registers Onlce.


Registers Ofilce.
New Castle County, Dell May 20. 1899.
Upon the application or DR. Francis $.
Dunlap administrator OF John O., E0r-
ger. late of Rcd Lion hundred, in said
county deceased, &c Is ordered ana DE-
rectod by The Register that The Admins
TRAITOR aforesaid give notice OF granting
OF Letters OF Administration upon the
estate of the deceased, with The date OF
granting thereof, by causing advertise
mcnts to be- posted within forty days
from the date OF such Letters I'm six Of
thc most public places Of the county OF
Now Castle requiring an persons having
demands against the estate 20 present
the same, or abide by an act of Assem-
bly, IN such case made and provided; and
also cause the same to be inserted With
In the same period In the Evening Jour.
nal, a newspaper published In Whining
ton, Del, and TO be continued therein
three weeks, &C.. o. ID
Given under uho hand and sclh
OF office Of the Register aforesaid
mt Wilmington. in New Castle
IL. s. County aforesaid. the day and
year above written.
CALVIN w. CROSSAN
Register.
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CHURCH NOTES.

Nazareth Nj E. Church,, Key. H. Irv-
ing Watkins, pastor. Morning service
al 1890. Subject: "GCd the Light OF
the World Evening, 7.3O. Subject;
o.. .-,d6oplh, LIS Perils and Hopes.
Sunday sohsOl ait 2.30 2. m.
lFd.t Presbyterian Church. morning
ST WIGS at 1890. EvSning service at
7.3C. Snnlny school at 2.30 p. m. In
tIa alt1,l-e ci ;ih1 pastor, S. Battle
Wy'te, Rev r. NJ. FitzSlnI0a9 will
preach at both services.
Mt. Salem NJ. r. Chug,h. Rev. A f.
Ennels, passion Morning service, grand
rally, at 1890. Sermon by Rev. J. III.
Winters, of Nit Joy M. E. Church. AT
hernoOn service ait O'Clock, preacher
unannUumloed. EVENING service at 7.30.
The pastors SON, THE hoy preacher of
the john Wesley NJ E. Mission. FhHa-
delplhia, will preach.
NEW CASTLE NEWS NOTES.
HENRY Padbeng has accepted a posi-
ticn with tIhle Philadelphia Light. Heat
and Power Company as superintendent
of one of its plants ait Cons,lhch5eken.
Pa.
john Williams has accepted a posi-
ltlcn with his father, on North Third
street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
CLOSING EXERCISES.

The ClionEan Society INST yesterday
Ter the l2lst time this school term. 1t
elected Ills lcricwing officers fer the
ocuu,rls year: President George Nc
Cann; vlce-presldsnt, Margaret law
lor; recording secretary, May Nc
Gonigle; corresponding secretary, Car
r.e Pedrick; treasurer, FLORENCE Chase;
librarian. Nellie Duffy. The president
appointed the following committees;
Program committee. Hetty NDcCau.slhan,
Carnle Pedrick amid Margaret Ilawlor;
mpIlstlc committee, Nellie Duffy, Florence
Chase and Mary AlcGonlg1e.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27

Schedule Ia effect May a. lo95' ,,,....,.
All trains Illuminated with flhusc"
Express trains. . -r
TRAINS LEAVE WlLMlNGION, DEL
AWARE AVENUE STATION, folt
90 ~ n. M si2i9, s2si, 400. .5i9 (ail
Pullman cars). *7.il, +ii.00 p. m. Sundays,
s50i. $3.50. tli.S5 "a. m: f2.3i, 800, 1913 GAN
Pullman cars). t143, fl10O y. IA.
a y y io KS. .s25. 'aso 'iO52. HOS A. M
si2i0 100. f2.3i 800 1900 -oll tau iuii-
man cars). s5.25. $50, 7.f3, 9.l5, .n.o0 p
no. sundays. 500. 1855, $50, 1888, lii2
n. IS a. M; '23i 300, 400, '5.l9 (all Pull
men cor-l GAO. f7.43. 900 ti1.00 y. IN.
rHnsTER. week days, $40. 'i.lO, TOD
q 81 sQ8q $685. 1i.0S q. M; 100, ,2.5i, 300.
d 90 600 t7f3. 915. fll.O0 u. an. Sundays,
as, $50. 1852 ill2' ~, rl; ny a. li ''' 1u''
A11l.ANT1C CITY, week days, 'llO O..
M. 'i2l0. '2A '525 p. M Sundays NS' d.
M. e2H y. n. .,.,
CApI1 MAY weelS days. 'ilo a. M '-'si
n. m. Sundays. 7.35 a. m. -.
BAITIAfORE AND WASHINGTON.
i9Fe 900 gOi s3i0 si.5l, 1913 (all Pull
man cars). ss.Ol. '9.l1 p. m. Sundays. ILL,
/ Am Pullman cars), tS.04 '9.1l y. m.
BAdTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS.
71Q "a. m: 3.W p. m, daily. 80.
NEWARK, week days. LIZ, ~, 'o ~,
Il II
= va snnsfavs. l4.1S, 719, sS.O4 a. M;
~. 5s. 3Oi sl.57. 7s2, '9.u p. m.
! PITrsBURG, week days, 'S.0i a. m;
stN s5.N (ali Pullman carsl, '9.ll p. an.
Sundays tSW a. m; '4.5l, 'o59 (all pull
/ man cars) s9.1l D. m.
| CHICAGO. daily, tS.0f a. M; -4.5l p. M.
| CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, $500 a.
m, t1256 and f9.11 p. m, daily.
! TOLEDO AND DETROIT, vi p. ui.,
daily TO Toledo and daily except Suhuay
70 si ISsstE ACCOMMODATION. week
DAYS. mo a. M; 3Oi, 6.15, 1875 p. m sun
DAYS. 719 n. m; 3.04, 7.S2 ,. m.
| IANDHNBEIuG ACCOMMODATION
week days, T19, $50 a. m; 3N, 4.5i y. m.
Sundays, $50 o. m; $50 p. m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET. STATION
II BALTIMORE. week days, Gas a. m;
I.kNDENfBERG. week days, 6.l5 s.25 a.
m; 255 $40 y. IN. Sundays, 30 a. NJ
TlSAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR VII
lMINGTON week days. '3B, 60, -ial
lS3O. si026, 1880 a. m; 'i2.20, ISL 200, .5ol
800, aO s5.0f (all Pullman cars), 100
B45. $50 s7.30. sS.35, 1910, s1i.35 y. IN. sun
days, t335, s7.30, $50, 1i.30 a. m; .l2lo
si.37. 200, $40, A30, 500 (al Pullman
cars), 6.3e, s7.30. sS.Sj. 1880 .. IN.
Delmarvia Telephone No. 49,
Rates to Western points lower than via
any other line.
+. d. UNDERWOOD. d. b. MARTIN
Gen. Manager Man. OF Pass. Traffk
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-05-27
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Wilmington and Baltimore
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ache '.I en- m ei,eet Nay ~ ls99.

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Schedule IN effect May q, 1899.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia (cNpress). 49, 800. 40.
$50, li2. 1850 $50, $50. g.3j. 9.55. 1908 1852
lbs, il.32, ll.i5 a. m: 's12l6. 1.s7. 800. 3l1
4.5S 50, 6.Ol, $50, 657, 723, 9.o6 and GIG
y. m.
Accommodation. 6.1O. 40. S1i. Hos a.
m. 1850, 2.S2. 400 SIG and 1913 p. m
For Chester (eNpress), 1.57. 400. $50, Tar
$50 $50 S.55, 1908. 1125, 11.S2, Has a. m,
L37 800, ass 6.07, 6.57 and sos p. m.
Accommodation, $40, 7.10. S14, 11.03 a..
m. 1850. 2.32 400, 5.26, $50 and 1913 p. m.
For New York Through express), 1.57.
3.02, IA Dining Carl. 955, 1852, 11.45 a.
m, sT9l6 Dining Carr, LS7 Dining carp.
81, 6.07. $50 Dining Carl. 6.5T and GIG
p. m. connecting via Broad Street sta
ton. Philadelphia, 420, $50. 40. $50, 1908
a. m, 2S2 500. ASS. 5.0i and 1913 p. m.
For Boston without change, 1912 a. m.
and 7.23 p. m.
For Newark Center and intermediate
stations. 737 a. m. and CA p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 4.35, 500,
go lois and 100 a. m. 1905, i2f9 81 10.
$50, $50. 5.23, '6.10, SIT, 100, 1856, S.11 D.
m, and 1858 night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations
2.S2, 4.43 5.57 D. m, 1900 night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street FOL