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LABOR DAY.

Thr nrupoSitiun to make the co'h'ilH
Il,,. p,y celebration one worthy nt TN
cause il represents Is worthy = y"
thoughtful interest Of every GOOD rn'"f'
M ,lnss of citizens who really appr'
,;.,tr- IN, relations ot the labor p'"lh"
tl,n.r Who volk in I'll" great hlalN'fi',>
~ this rity. who do So lnnch l"r -
maintenance Of its credit, and f"r hl''N'nH
i :. desirable place 10 live ~ mold I" llS
y,,,.inl ira. III business life and lis 10y
rrnmcut. can aiford,tn slight y th P'aS'
drrrcr tl,is coming labor da5 c'l"lta'l"h
vi. cannot estimate the number "t ii'h
MINK Nm IL. induced to take lmrt IA
p,r,,dp On Labor bay IN this city hhl
NJ remember that year ag" We W'r'
,,.i,;l.ard a. Icr the great Labor ler\
celebration III Buffalo. New york. ~
,,,4 nue ,f tbc NEST interesting and ~
prrsssivc public demonstrations Ne nav
over seen. There the interest was gen
oral. Every industry. and every Eihd "'
commercial nnd manufacturing mit'T
poradr. Th displays Were not all 'h'
nri.crty sanl work Of the labor organ ~
tinn- Int merchants and manufacturers
,y,rr rrprcs ntcd aud il "" mistake h''
suun Of the employers nf 'ah"r ""l' II
carriages in The line Of parade. y Sll'n
IN show If interest and appreciation
would he wcll here
Labor Day is not merely day f"
iulliiicaion II is u day for m'lf'ihl diS
rlnys ~ interest, iii AMI for the relations
existing hrtwrn capital and labor, an
in the promotion of mutual rlhti ms Q
good will and confidence between III
,laSScs of the people. There NJ" s"o
cmploycrs Of labor in this city, w'os
appearance in the ranks of l.ah,r Ia.
plradr, we think, wonld hn :tiu"tea wit
arclamations Of delight hy the w"rkln.
men And why should that not occlr!
This Labor Day parade. locally. nugl
70 hr 4 very happy ore. One of the irir
conducted and most successful strikes i
the history Of such movements has. 1nl
Just Il little while ago. been conclu lr'
rhc relations between the cmplo. ed an
the employer were not badly strain,
and what trouble there was has q
passed away. The men are at wrr
The shops are full of material and st
contracts for more work are constant
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cut and put together, some almost CT
tircly of the drawn work, son,e with
simple bands OF it, and all the coolest
and most attractive in effect and what
Is equally desirable. durable. They cost
from So and Sd pattern waist to Sl5.
according to the amount of work in
them.
Very fine work is to he found in bauds
of drawn work made on the finest AMI
sheercst of linen to make up Into ighter
waists and gowns than the shirtwnist
patterns. which are of he'd vier linen. The
bands nf drawn work are sold by tile
piece averaging five yards in length ut
$40.
Little turnover collars are to he found
in the Mexican drawn work, and in many
different dsigns There is the regular
turnover collar with two straight turn
overs. with a band Of the drawn work
around the edge. turnovers with the
two side pieces and little point in front
ana very pretty one has five point'
of solid drawn work like lace. THIS VIII
cost 75 cents. AID so will regular turn
over collar with band OF the drawn
work. The collars range in price fr":.
20 ceEtS To S1.2J. One has III addition u
the drawn work an edge of fine torchol
lace.
Finger bowl doylics cost from SO a dnz
en- mp. aud there are other pieces whlci
range in price according to the work
/ Many pieces are made in long nh,
narrow shape. and are INTENDED fer slcn
! Ter pin cushion covers.
! Tiny sachet bags are of linen, with
band of drawn work ~ the top. The.
are tied at the neck with colond rihi~n
and s,ll for 25 cents.
Some of the squares of drawn wor
ar. made for nanlkcrchiefs. but thcr
| is too much work in them for nsc. an
they are made mp with gowns in littl
bow or roscite. or set iE in Sole way j
which they are not halmad. One Of thcs
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EVIDENT TRUTHS.

The Sun is in no need of sympathy %
,ounscl from Anti .hddiclSite organs
either Democratic or Republican, tH.
The sun is perfectly able To fight 1t,
own battles: and what it says about ih'
politicnl situation in Delaware does not
need any Anti .td,llrksite Interpretations
II tells the Truth and has the satisfaction
Of knowing that The people understand
and brleve what /; says. II Is not thrr"
for,. concerned about what the combine
tion Anti-Adlicksitr Editors may say. ~
attempting 10 make the truth il tells
appear aS lie. hy .arilcd aud Isolated
quotations from its columns. 1t ma
made no admissions that are damaslI's
to The Tnion X, publican party ar'
therefore stands hy what IT says both ~
denial of ..nti-Addicksite lying criti.
cis!n, ana in its declarations about ella
ware political conditions Is rNn
in those conditions il Of Democratic orr
yin. and better Republican cultivation
and the evil exists because Of m ~
lance bctwren those two evil forces III
IN, States politics. Whatever tlrrc /
If Justice lhcrality and promise ot good
in the future politics of the state. Is tllc
fruit Of I'niun Republican effort. a'h de
pcnds fol its development upon the m
tnrr success of thar party. I'i'" ISL.
loyal consistent Republicans in il'
State. be he If the Union or r"gl'!h
variety Of Republicans. Who is Intelligent
enough Ia form IN opinion worth, %
ncticc who does not know and ieii"N
that what we here state is :he truth
If Delaware is to he made thoroughly
Rrpuhlitan in her laws and ndmi'llStra-
tinn ana Kept -, i must hc den" ~ W
Union Republicans. There Is now Y
E,puhlcln party IN this State wnr'hA
of 4 genuine Republicans coincidence
and trust hut the Union Republican
party. There is no party III the stat
which the Democrats fear Int the ini"l
Rcpuhlic.n party. There is no party II
tho state but the Union Republican party
that can make and keep the State Ne
publican State These are facts b"yoh'
truthful contradiction. The Anti All
,lickSitcS Of al varieties are opposed u
tho I-nion Republican party. and h"cans
Of their opposition are unwilling tl''
the truth about il shall b" known l''',
trll no truth and aGmit no ttnth IA
nay il told, about it, hnt max" il th''
business to mi~rrpres"nt it, misint"rl r
what is said for il. and i" about i.
The y, oplc know this and we kn"'
H. W. Ara therefore in II" 'r"nhle ah"'
what Anti .Nddicksitcs say about ~
sun.
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DEATHS.


KELL EY- -Tear Rose Hill school II use, Del,
ON August 10. 1901. Abraham Kelley sr, "A
Relatives and .ilieDds are r spectluliy ihreu ~.
attend his funeral on Moi day morning, naYe t,
the house at $50 High mass 10 st. Petet' SHtn-
olic Church at $50 O'Clock. lntermehs IN ~
Petert cemetery
BURTON--In this city. II August IL. l9m, Anna
only child of james and the iate Ahha
Burton aged months.
Relativ, and friends arr invited 10 attenu tne
ittneral services at the residence OF her uncle,
a. Burton, No. 1908 Market street. this ternoon
at Z O'Clock. Intnrment at Riterview cemetery
DENNEY-On August II. 1901, Leonzo N. Den
Relatives and friends Of the fatiiiy and mem
hers of the Water Witch Fiie Company. are re
spectfulIy invited to attend the funeral from NJ
late reside ce, No. 1903 Oak street. on Tueeda,
afternoon at 9 O'Clock. Interment at kivefvies
cemetery.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
LAFFERTY--At Kaolin Pa. on August 10. 1901
Peter Lafferty Jr., eyed 33 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully, II vite,
| to attel a the funeral ftom the residence oil M
father. James Lafferty. at Ka1lin, Pa, this mori
| ing az 40 O'Clock; high ma az 81. Jonh
Cnurch Hockessin, at 10 o'cl Ck. lntermeht
new Cathedral cemetery, Wilmington, Del
| McCL LOSKEY--In this city on August H. 1sO
| Mary, widow OF james McCloskey,
| Relatives and friends are respectfully invite
| to attend the funeral from her late residence
| No. III Justion street, OH Tut sfay mo ming ~
| O'Clock, II gh mass at st. Pete, 5 Church. Int
| ment at 1t Jcserhs cemetery.
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yXTEsTERN MARYLAND RAII.R(

Connecting with p, w. e. B. r. r.,
Union Station. Baltimore. Md. "a,
TAKING EFFECT NOV. 2s. 1900
All trains leave Hillen Station as
lows:
43O a. m. Fast Mail, Main Line, n
w. R.R., and the South and eX sun.
F. v. r. r., Chambersburg. Mart'
oare apa paIMY MShfGsssfsi E&cEPT SUNDAY.
7.22 a.. m.-York, b. and III. Division !
Main Line east of Emory Grove, a
| Carlisle and g. and III. r. r.. N,
.23 a. m.-Main Line Shippensburgr 1T 1T
erick. Emmittsburg and N. and v. hs'
iO.12 a. m.-Aceommodation for Un
Bridge. York. Gettysburg. ~
2;25 p. INSTRUMENTATION for U'i
ass p. m.-Express for York and B
4.25 y. m.-Express Main Line pol
also Frederick, Emmittsburg and "
pensburg.
b.SO p. m.-Accommodatio for EpI
$40 p. m.--Accommodatio for u
Bridge
ii.& p. m.-Accommodatio for EH
SUNDAYS ONLY.
9.3 a. m.-Accommodation for "
Bridge and Hanover. II
3.35 p. m.-Accommodation for VI
Bridge.
100 p. Accommodate for Eri
1885 p. m.-Accommodatio for ET1
Grove.
Ticket and Baggage ONCE Ill 4
All trains stop at Union Station.
sylvania avenue, Fulton and wa
stations.
i III. HOOD, b. Fl. GRTSW(
General Manager. Genl Pass.
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has the broad band OF drawn work in the
centre of the square in most attractive
wrt .lthS worked in Solidly. Some squares
of this design cost s12.50. P"opl" who
own thcS" pieces ticat them MS tll"y 10
their treasures If real lace
Quaint belts are of .naguey fibre 4
woven white straw two strands of the
material II on" end and two loops at the
other. There arc different ways "f fast.
ching the belts, the simplest being t.
knot each nf the two strands into a
button and button the loops over tl.cul.
The belts are cool.loiiing with Summer
suits AMI Summer hats and cost only
30 cents. They have am advantage in
lcing washable.
in,ian bead belts ar" most eit"ctiv"
The vii" OF well-known New York
man bought one recently, and 1T the
same time silver button made hy Tho
| In iials. which she took to ii jrwrler Il
lm mounted for u buckle tn wear az,
prapriatrly with the Indian bead work
| IN" belts as they are worn by tn" In
,liais are fastened hy two little thong,
IN either side Of the two ends which ti,.
Thry are lined usually with leather
sss
The engraved leather belts from VI ~
ico are many of them as soft and iieNihl,
ms silk. They cost from rs cents M. Th
passion flower is II popular design fo
| belts, and these come straight or SHAPE,
and cost 81. Some Of the most hriutifu
ly engraved belts have golf designs upol
| thnnI- golf clubs and bags. They COS
81 ana s2,50 There are also belts witt
tennis designs. An interesting belt ha
a cnt-oIt design over II background d
green glazed leather. In the pattern q
this hct there are roses of the Leather
setting upon it like little balls NJ int.,
vals This is one of the most elabornt
AMI costs $3.50.
The big sugar-loar crowned Mexica
Palma hats are IN ,st durable Of artic,
and So soft and piialle that thny can i
bent into any shape and tucked away
IL small space. 4 his straw double ha
which will cost s1.50 is like two hat
wnvcn togenter. hound with silver {
braid. and with band Of the same an
the Mexican eagle on the side. Anoth,
nat. with a little difference in the trim
ming. is made Of single straw aud yer
li.ht.
So are the Honolulu straws, which NJ
quite new this year and extremely prett
!, There are colors combined With the re-
ular straw colOr-some blue and hla,
or deeper straw shade. A cafe au In
: is woven into fancy bands i'm the ha
= either one or two around the crown N
! another around the edge of the hat al
p in most attractive designs. These ha
Z; are featherweiGht. and can he dampen,
5 and the ccown iented In IL desired.
0 bent into any shape. There is rath
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The Sums EaiIy Bill of Faro.
Monday, August 18th.
LUNCHEON.

Ll1NGh Eo4N.
Veal cream. Nut bread sand Sicllcs.
Country plum charlotte. rea.
DINNER.
Braised ducklings with cucumber frit-
tiers (newj. Drowned potato balls. Tol.a-
to Jelly, piquant dressing. Sllpicon of
fruit. Coffee.
BREAKFAST TOMORROW.
Chilled melon. Creamcd rice. Eggs
shirred in tomatoes. Buttcrcd feast. Cnl-
fee.
RECIPES FOR TODAY.
Veal Crcam-To two cupfulS of seas m
cd veal stock add one Tablespoonful of
rranulated gelatin sOftened in co'd water
il tablespoonful of lemon juice, and tea
spoonful, &c onhui juice. Set away until
partially thickened, when .,id one cupful
Of cold diced veal and one cupfnl of
whipped cream. Set in ice box to finish
thickcniny. Serve with celery salad
Half of the above preparation will bt
sufficient for family of hye.
Country Flum Charlotte Stone u quar-,
oi pluns; first stew and then Sweetrn
using generous cupful OF sugar. int
II dish with slices Of bntterrd brad
! Pour in the pl,ms boiling hot. Cover thu
| dish and set away to cool gradually
Serve cold with cream.
| Cucumber Frittcrs- Make a batter q
one cupful OF tour sfted with one tea
spoonful of salt and ,aking powd,r eac
and saltspoonful of paprika. adding n
ternately two beaten eggs ami ahont
third II cur of water. then add on
tablespoonful each OF vinegar and oliy
oil, and lastly the well-beatcn white ,
in egg. Pare and cut in long thin slir,
lcGgthwisc. three fresh cucumbcrS. iii
them in this batter, which must not |
too thin. Plunge them into hot fat. IA
when brown sprinkl" very lightly vii
salt and paprika. drain ana serve. Ia
lcnlarlv nice WITH any kind Of game.
Tomato .I"lly-Can bc made after re-,
pes heretofore given and nodded 4
fancy dictates. \ pretty method IS
mcld il in tiny brick forms: small. oblal
{ paper hoycs can tr used. Serge on !,
. tucr leaves with a tablespoonful nf 4
following sauce on each mold. Mix
tablespoonful Uf freshly grated hor,
= radish. the same quantity Of vinegar.
4 teaSpnrhfnl 0f salt and Il few rains
cayenne. " hen well mixed. add fo
tablrspoonfuls OF whipped cream and \
either Tablespoonful 6f vinegar.
: Salpicon of Fruit-Make a mixture
i two Sliced oranges. ripe banana cut il
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coming in. The outlook, for the winter
which is approaching, is a good nnc
This is good news, good news ever whicii
every one can rejoice, to every business
man in the city. II assures the future,
as far. as present good conditions. can
assure it, Then why not, eyeryhoiv joi;p
in making Labor Day. 1901. notably hal-
py by contributing personally to bring
about that result?
The Sun bespeaks from ever, body. for
the cause of labor, the kindliest sym
pathy and heartily given nil 70 the SHE
cess of the Labor Day celebrations
The sun., 1901-08-19
sCHUYLKILL DIVISION.

Fer Phoenixville, Pottstown and Read
Ing. 5.45. 9.10 and 1913 a; m; 1889 (sato
urday only 1.3o. 40. 5Ss. 7;ss and 11ba
i2s2, s02 and $50 p. m. Ihoenixville
only. 7.26 a. m. and 4.4s and $50 p. m
For Pottsville, 6.45, $40, 1913 q m, I.aa
40 and 1888 p. m. weekdays. Sunday.
GEO. 9.2S a. m. and 8.92 p. m.
FOR NEW YORK,
Express, weekdays, 800, A05. 4.40. 500.
sis, $50. 1888. SO, 9.03, $50. .102l. 100,
eS eS and III! ipoG p mS po1a ia .ssS 3 soo s%'sfs &c.
100, 500 $3.50, 500, 702, sSO5 and 10 on
p. m. and 1902 night. Sundays, $40
H. IT, 10 m so0 lss sss is S ~ so 'lss 20 im mas
tied, '41l). $40 $3.50. 6s5. ZOE. 'S.Od and
1000 D. m, and 1902 night
For Boston, without change 1s.5o a. M,
For Sea Girt. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove,
Long Branch. $40. l1.OS a. M and $3.50
and 400 p. m. weekdays.
$50. sos a. m. 1900 noon, 3.52, 500 U.am-
and TOE p. nj. daily. Buffalo. sO6 a. m,
100 noon weekdays and 702 p m
Leave Market Street Wharf as follows:
For New York, Express. 900. $50 a. IN.
For Or Long (, g Branch. Va Seaside Park. sa
For island Heights. s5 a. m. and 400 p
m. weekdays.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
| Leave Broad Street Station via Delawar,
River Bridge, express $40 a. m. anf
| 7,05 p. m. Sundays, e.2 a. m. and 20
d. m.
Leave Market Street Wharf. express 9N
a. m. and 200. 400 and 515 p. m. Sun
davs 900 ana 1000 a. m.
FOR CAPE MAY, SEA ISLE CITY
| OCEAN CITY.
Avalon. Stone Harbor. Anglesea, wild
| wood and Holly Beaeh-express, 800 q
| 900 D. m.
For Somers' Point Express, 900 a. m
and 200. 400 and Els p. m week days
| Sundays. 800 and 1000 a. In
the Union Transfer Company will cal
fer. and check baggage from hotels an
| residences
Csueva1 Manager Gan pss~ Agent
The sun., 1901-08-19
THE HOUSEWIVES CORNER.

dice, tablespoonful Of grated pincap
Die, the llice uf IA lemon and add, when
in season. Il c,pfnl of raspherr:cs. sliced
pnarh,s or any desirable fruit. SwrCten
" ith powdered sugar and chill thorrugly
CHAT WITH THE HOUSEWIFE.
WITH THE DELAWARE FIELD
CLUB GIRL.
The Athletic ,iirl is APT to be intllicn
tal, to hav. power and most of MS like
this and when she expresses an opinion
she is generally listened to With respect.
sound mind III Il sound h,ly i the
supcrlativc Of attraction, ani this Il cir!
may and should possess. For most girls.
aS for man, older women too, il is veil
to strive for the rounded life, ne life
1 symmetry. the life which Is not uIdlil!
developed in one direction ut tie elpcls,
Of another. Because girl eNc,ls IN r,w.
ing. in riding, in golhng. oi is an expert
at tennis, she need not Sacrihcc her mlsi
cal skill. her grace Of conversation, hri
ability to lead n meeting M paint IL pie
ttire, nor vet her knack 1f heating mp ;
cake ur cuncuctns some deli s.ous diSl
when unexpected company arrives 10 TAXI
supper.
An exquisite young woman is sh,
whose dress. and hair, and skin indcat,
the most scrupulons attention to til" dail.
toilette. We have learned that bathing
and rubbing. and care for personal clean
linrSs the nicpty which distinguishes til
lady and adorns her for her station. ar
the handmailS not Of health alone. hut Il
beauty. and where is the ycnng girl VIII
dcspiscs beauty: For the In ;incss cir
for the girl whose daily employment
close and confnins. nothing crn he h.
! ter than that she emulate the driitt
girl in her everyday care Of her Dire,
ani appearance. and In frequent clean
ing Of the skin by thorough bathing nj
| vigorous friction and by keeping hcrsc
aud al her belongings aS dail ty rs 81
Z possibly can.
THINGS NOT TO WEAR.
Gloves with holes III, or boots wi
$ buttons missing.
u Hair dressed high with snul nos
9 Hair in a Psyche knot with Ronli
I nose
9 Pointed shoes when bicycling.
Il Gaudy colors in cheap materials.
y The new tight sleeve on long, III
n arm.
Il Tan shoes in midwintcr.
r 4 long dragging skirt on rainy day
i I.acn frills or chiffon ruchcs for We
or school.
# Elaborate toilets for church.
. Jntidy frocks for breakfast.
The sun., 1901-08-19

,rhc LEGAL newspaper opponents Of or
.nniYcd labor seem to have special wires
connecting them with thc field of til"
steel mill strike. They get news which
uoi,ody else gets. They are sure that
President Shaffpr has "lost his head"
hat he il badly scared over tn" progress.
~ what they call lack nf progress of tb"
strike: that there is rebellion i'll I'll"
ranks If organized labor. ana that deS"r
inns will quickly compel tho men to sur
rei der. In denial of these special news
declarations. the general news is that ;hc
strike army is growing every day. an'l
| that thr desperation drv, Hoped during tho
| strike is about all on the sid" Of The
| slrrl mill owners. We suggest to on
'oraI contemporaries that il would h'
wen rnr their repltatiorS il they aNnt
| premature settlement Of the stril 81
| tliat i, would hr wise not to allow desire
to nutrun the truth. Everybody krow:
that they arr committed 10 any decree o
| opposition t. organized labor. that ma!
| br needed for its defeat, and they ar
therefore exempt from unreasonable If
fort ii order IL preserve their reputation
~ opponents Of labor.
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DHILA. AND READING. RAILROAD
wilmington Division.)

Time table in effect May Is, 1901.
Trains leave Wiim,ing.on' , 1unctinn Trsihrn
Granogue. ~ cossart. chadds Ford June
tion, Pocopso1 West tswii,e enes,er and e ipteT.
mediate stations, daily except SUNDAY, ~
7.25 a m. !, daily 2.i5 and 4.5o p. m. sun
afE For oT1g Wgaynesburs S b y Junction. Elsmere and
lintermed,ste stations. daily except Sun
day at 735 a. m. daily 2.15 and 4.bO p, IN
sunday omIy a Rsdsbsro S% a. Reading and in
termediate stations. daily. exeepa eum'
lay. at 7s5 a. m: daily 2.15 and 40 p
sInnaf F"r further psi INF information passenge,s Al.
| referred to the ticket agent at the A~
| tion.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut stre~
wharf and South Street Wharf Tor Az
iantic City.
Weetdsys-Express. s.oO 800. 10 4b q. m, ~
| iaatu, days only Roy. 200. 800. 3.4n. 90, "
800 $40 7la $50 m. ArGammTTsss,s, uMdsTs TrHTs.,
400 a. m. + 40: $50 r. m. ~ Snrdays--s, y 4
r. m Accommodation. 600 m am ap ?, u ~;
Il 20 Excursion daily 100 g. m. Adduoha'
resYe sSnaey nTIANTIG AM + c. CITY pFpnT--weekdsys-
Exnress. monday only. 8.45l aM. - Si,"n v, 4
Baltic Extension only 55).s 2O.a0n 10 ID. IL ~
.. M, 2h0. 4 30. 8 80. 70. 30; Em p; ~ ~ on,
commodstion, & 25. Z Of o. m, $50 ?, flo ~ d ~
davs-Fxpress. q 45 q. M, $40. Nv ,naiatio Ia ~,
$40, I 90. 7.s0. 3 90. $50 p m. Accommodate
--7.lh a M, 10 p. m.
Parlor cars on all express trains
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
For CAPE MAY-weekdays-S3 10. 45. La
m. 1.5n. x4.i0 $50 p. m. sundsys-o'f'
: a M. 800 y. m. ,,.r n
For OCEAN CITY -weekdaya-S45. il45 : "a
2l5 20. $40 p. m. sundays-S4o I'D. S''o" y
For SEA ISLE ECITY-weekdays-s 45 a m; !
:. APO. $40 p. m. sundays.84h A. O. m., Ply \
| al on xc,lrsiou to Cape May, Ocean city 81
! Sea Isle City. 90 q. m. daily
|. xaouth St, 400 p. m. eonth st.. 4.15 p 2
: South st 8 30 p. IN. South st.. 45p, m.
NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY EXPIRE
n. Le,y NEW YORK Liberty Street) 10 O.
"a turdays cniv 100 p. MI 340p p m.
n. Leaves ATLANTIC CITY-W -Weekdays-S.3O O.
2.l5 p m. Sunjay-530 p. m.
1, Detailed time tables at ticket office5
W. G. BESLER. EDISON j: WEEks
=: Gen'l Supt. Genl Passr'
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Ii may not he necessary. but still We
will remind the Dover Index that tho
tramp food controversy comes 10 the
Republicans from Democratic parrningr,
lnd also remind il that the present short
lge ia the State trcasur"r's account
comes from the same source. The cN.
state treasurer we are saving nothing
about the particular brand of his politics
followed the example Of long lin" pi
Democratic State trcasurcrS IN demand
ing extra compensation for his services
and plead the sanction of l'cmncrlti,
custom in retaining $2.15O which wa,
not appropriated e lin AS the law /"
qIlires. For comfort about this com
m,ne with Ev,nin Journal.
The sun., 1901-08-19
BALTIMORE &OHl0
RAILROAD.

schadule In effect May 10. 1901.
ali trains Illuminated with PintsSa
hss11 sax1 ~ Express trains.
trains leave wilmington. Delaware Ave.
SEw NJ s'ik $SRk :ss ss asSs .sss SIS ,sS' 'Rsy ss
s I'll 81 14s Ss2 % !ss5 E. n .sss sssSsndsy .sis
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10 az and x3, 50 p. m. sumo sys. 2s5 p. m.
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.t2 "a and s10.l6 p. M. daily.
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Ut Iandenberg @ Accommodation. week days
40 n M Sundays, 6.65 p m.
s. lT,EAYE MARKET STREET STATION
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