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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
WOMAN LEAPS
FROM STEAMER.

Trenton, N. j., July 5.--Mrs. Elizabeth
Pickle, Of Clifton HsiRhte. near Darby,
Delaware county. Pa., committed suicide
By jumping from the steamer Pokanoket
this afternoon whilo on her way to Phils
dslphia. Handing her six weeks old baby
to her husband, who was In the caDin,
Mrs, Pickle went upstairs to one OF the
ladies cabins on tho deck. A moment
after she entered the room she hurled her
self through q window. A scream from
the woman attracked the pilot Just In
time to see her strike the water while
other passengers Immediately rushed TO
the boats side.
A life buoy was thrown overheard. the
engines were reversed and In less than
minutes the vessel was again at the scene
Of the accident. Captain Trout held the
boat there for 10 minutes, but Mrs. Pickle
was not seen after sho jumped, although
the river was dragged by the Pokanokets
crew. The husband was prostrated.
Mr.. Pickle could give no reason t1r Dis
wite's action further than that she had
been in poor health since the birth OF hs
child, her condition being aggravated cy
The recent hot weather.
The accident occurred just below Rev
erly. When tho Pokanoket returned here
tonight the body had not been recovered.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
To Attend Church.

The 2.3.h anniversary Of the battle Of
the Boyne will be celebrated by local
Orapgemen by attending service in Oil
vet Presbyterian Church, Fourth and
Broome streets, tomorrow morning. The
members will assemble;in the hall, 6l0!
Market street, about $50 q, M, and
march in a body to the church A spec.
ial sermon will be preached by the pas
tor, the Rev. Robert A. Elwood. 1t is in-
tended to decorate the church for the
occasion with orange lillles, and contri.
buttons Of other flowers will be thank.
fully received. The local members OF
the order will take part in the picnic on
July l2 in Central Park, Philadelphia,
leaving Wilmington by the p, w., &
B. railroad at 7.42 a. m. A band will be
in attendance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Ori Shoots q Burglar.

Madison W. Ta.. July Wal
ton Morris was shot and fatally in
jured last night BY Minnie. the IL
year old daughter OF Jerome Wad-
dell. a well-to.do.farmer, living 10
Boone county, few miles west OF
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waddell were a
short distance away from home
attending a sick neIghbor. having
left little Minnie and her two
younger sisters.
Minnie was awakened BY some
one raising window. Without
losing any time she crept quietly
to a corner and picked up her
fathers double -barreled shot gun.
She waited till the burglar was
climbing 10 before che fred.
Tie burglar who proved to be
Walton Morris, a worker il timber
camps, fell to the ground mortally
wounded. Little Minnie still had
the gun IN hand when her parents
returned, but was almost trighten-
ed to death.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers
were recorderd yesterday by City K4si-
ter Ten Weegee;
Martha c. Morris, to susan II. Sher.
man, property at Sixth and Clayton
Streets for $500.
Woodlawn Company to Edwin Aims
worth, property at Seventeenth and
Woodlawn avenue, for $l40.
Sarah Jane Provost estate to Charles
p. Murray, property at Taylor and Lo C
ust streets. for $4lO.
A, S. Beed 4 Brother Company, TO
Margaret Doherty, property at Eighth
and Jackson streets, for $500.
Margaret Doherty to the A. s. Reed Il
Brother Company, property at Eighth
and Madison streets, for $4,000.
Nicholas Rasmussen to Peter G.. Cen
hoff, dwelling No. $50 Pine street, for
$1,000.
Susannah Davis to Herman J. An.
drick, northwest corner Broome and
Cedar streets, for 81, 1875.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
FISHER MEN
DISAGREE.

Again the dispute over fishing grounds
in TN. Delaware River between Delaware
and New Jersey, has been brought to the
fore by an arbitrary action OF New DER
sey officials in arresting four delaware
fishermen about week ago. Inc men
are John Bowen and Robert Dunnam'
white, and Thomas Dublin and John
Roberts, colorcd, who were operating
boats owned by Joseph Anderson or
Delaware City.
Notwithstanding the fact that for
sometime the matter of jurisdiction over
certain portions Of the river has been
in dispute, and that the case is now
pending in the Supreme Court, the New
Jersey officials seem to have taken upon
themselves tho right to decide where
and where not Delaware fishermen may
operate, Not only were the men arrested
but their boats and paraphernalia were
confiscated and they were taken 10
Salem, N. j.. given hearing and tW" or
them were held in bail for appearance
ut the next term OF court.
Mr.. Anderson came to this city yester-
day and informed Attorney-General
Ward of the matter. The story he told
of fishing boats and employs men to
operate them in the fishing season. Last
Wednesday week two Of the boats put
out to fish for sturgeon. One was man
ned by John Bowen and Robert Dun
ham, both white men, and the other by
Thomas Dublin and John Roberts, both
colored. Durham and Dublin were in
charge of the boats. When the boats
had reached point somewhere about
midstrcam launch approached. with
three men, evidently New Jersey officers,
on hoard and the officers placed the
Delaware fishermen under arrest and
confiscated their boats and parapher-
MALTA. The men were taken to Salem and
given a hearing on the charge Of violat-
! ing the fish laws of New Jersey by
fishing for sturgeon after the season had
closed.
According to Mr.. Anderson the men
| claimed that they were In Delaware
waters, or waters that are in dispute.
After the hearing Dunham and Dublin,
the men who were considered to be in
charge Of the boats. were, it is alleged.
next term of court. Dunham gave bail
| ana WAS EeleNSeu. Dut IL 10 sa'N III"
Dublin is still in Jail.
! Acting upon this information Attor-
| ney- General Ward wrote letter to
Attorney General Grey OF New Jersey,
calling attention to what he considers ia
be a violation Of the conditions and spirit
of the injunction granted by the Supreme
Court of the United States in the ease
now pending there between the States OF
New Jersey and Delaware. and asking
him to order the discharge Of the persons
arrested and the return Of the property
cOnfScatcd.
DISPUTE between the States over the
fishing grounds have been of frequent
occlIranrc for some wears. In past years
fishermen of both States have come tf
blows in QharrelS over the matter and a'
one tins it was said Jersey fishermen
threatened to cross the river and blow uT
the boats of the Delaware fishermen.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
OLDEST RESIDENT DEAD.
Demise Of Siney Wright, loS
Years Old.
Was Born a Slave and Her First
Husband Bought Her
Freedom.

Mrs. Siney Wright, colOred, the Oldest
woman in the city, died at her home, NO.
1872 French street at midnight Tuesday
night of old age and the effects VI the
intense heat.
Mrs, Wright was 1903 years of age.
She was born in Maryland, but Just
where is not known by her relatives.
She was slave and was but girl OF
IA years when the war of 1917 was IN
progress. She distinctly remembered the
invasion Of thN British and the burning
by them Of Frcnchtown, Nd. She used
to relate incidents that took place Oh
that occasion.
Mrs. Wright was twice married. Her
first husband was Edward williams, who
bought her freedom for her about Is
wears ago. He died in 1861 at the age or
10 years.
Her second husband was Peter Wright.
lie died about 20 years ago ut the age or
s. years.
Mrs. Wright was the mother OF IA
children, only one OF whom. John Viii
liams. survives. He resided with her.
There are IA grandchildren and four
great grandchildren, all Of whom are
living.
Mrs. Wright was in fairly good health
recently and was accustomed to get up
every morning at about 430 or 5 o'clock.
On Tuesday morning she arose at 4.30
o'clock and seemed to be feeling as good
as usual hut was somewhat exhausted
from the heat Her son, John Williams,
went to work, believing that she was not
seriously i'll.
She grew very III during the day and
passed quietly away at midnight.
She was a member Of the unioE A. NJ.
Il. Church on French street near Twelfth.
Tie funeral will take place tomorrow.
Services will be held in Union Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Killed BY q kissing Bug.

Chicago, Ill July 6.-rhe kissing bug
slgpalized his second annual appearance
by landing OH the lips Of William Hag-
gerry aud injecting the man with poison
that causel death. He was In Douglass
Park with friends last Wedn nesday. Just
as it wa. growing dark Owen Harvey.
Tho had been doing against a tree, q larm
ed his compa Mons by crying that strange
looking bug had psrched on his cheek.
maybe " Ia the kissing bug. said
Haggery. Hardly a minute elapsed
when Haegorty sprang from the ground
end clapped his hand to bis mouth. The
bug fuit itered away into the night. Next
day HaRgery's lips and face were swollen
terribly. and friends took him to a hosIi.
tai. The doctors undertook to treat him
for blood poisoning, but he died shortly
before mid night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Couple Denied E.0pem sne.

Baltimore. Md, July b-Sherif Jesse
H. Bratton, OF Wicomico County. arrived
here today and took back with him this
afternoon Mrs. Cora i, Bradley and
Roland Cantwsll. from Salisbury, who
were arrested on warrants sworn out by
the woman's husband.
Mrs. Bradley Is q comely looking Wo.
mon Of 22, and Cantwsll is an innocent
looking countryman, Cantwell said he
had merely accompanied Mrs. Bradley,
who was on her way to Washington.
The couble had rowed In bout from their
homes q distance Of seven miles to Guam
tico, where they took the steamer for Ball
timore.
Mrs. Bradley has been married FOR six
years, She had bought q new dress ana
other fnery. preparatory TO the journey
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
STABBED IN THE BREAST.
Maggie segars Arraigned in City
Court on Serious Charge.

Maggie Segars. colored, Of No. 227
Adams street, was arraigncd III City
Court yesterday on the charge Of COM
hitting an assault upon John Webb, also
colored, with intent to. commit murder.
Webb is at the Homeopathic Hospital
but DR.. !. NJ. Finn, who is in attend
ance says he may he able to appear this
morning. The case was continued until
that time. Webb has a painful wound
in the breast evidently caused by knife.
Mary q. Walsh was charged with
violating an ordinance by selling a cane
in which cartridges could be discharged.
The ease was continued until Tuesday
morning to give an opportunity to secure
counsel. The case against Harry Alex
ander. a youth, charged with pointing n
pistol was continued until Monday morn
ing
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
FINE DISPLAY
OF FIREWORKS.

Broome Street Heights was the mecca
of several thousands Of Wilmington's
population last evening. The attraction
was the fireworks display given by the
Heights Association which had been
postponed the previous night OH account
of the rain. The fireworks were set of
on the lot at Fourth and Rodney streets
and the celebration was none the less
successful il it was day behind time.
1t was a magnificent spectacle such as
has not been seen in this city before.
Long before $50 o'clock when the dis
play was begun, all the neighboring
streets leading to the scene Of operation
were crowded with people on their way to
see the fireworks. 1t would be hard to
state how many were present but several
thousands were there. Fourth street
from Broome to Clayton was thronged
and many were scattered along the ad-
jacent streets. Houses in the neighbor-
hoo were profmsely decorated with
Japanese lanterns which gave pretty
effect to the scene.
While the fireworks were hcing set of
the First Regiment Bang enlivened mat
ters with lively airs.
Promptly at $50 o'clock rocket
ascended toward the heavens and away
above the heads Of the people burst forth
a myriad of vari-colored stars. Then al
most continuously for several hours a
great variety of pyrotechnics scared
through the air with beautiful color ef-
fccts. Frequent outbursts Of enthus-
iasm were evoked by specially novel
IL n, IN
the crowd was particularly pleased with
the fiery smokes which went kissing
through the air.
Between $3.50 and s40o worth Of fire.
works were set off and the demonstration
was the greatest kind Of success.
Everybody enjoyed it and were not
stinting in their praise of the work of the
projectors.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
The Sarah Ann White Annex,

The Hiram Grand Lodge, F. A.
A. Masous OF Delaware, will lay
the corner stone Of the Sarah Ann
White Home annex No. 822 French
street, tomorrow afternoon, at
o'clock, with imposing ceremony.
Rev. c. A. Tindley will deliver the
address Of the occasion. Othei
prominent divines leading citizens
and a grand chorus of our city
choirs, will contribute to the ella b.
crate program. Rev c. L. Jeffer.
SOD will pres'de over the exercises.
Contributions aud sub script,ons to
this public charity will be taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Exonerates Son who Slew Him

Milford. Del, July 5.-Thomas 5.
b. Windsor, proprietor Of the
Windsor Hotel and a man of wealth
who was fatally shot b. his son
Edward, Yesterday evening. after
an alterc alton, died today, but not
until he had made a dec laration
before a Magistrate, say iug the
son shot in sclf-defenss aud was
not to blame.
Only the father and son were in
the barroom when the shot was
fired. and so there are no wit
nesses. The son has left town.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
PIowed up a Ring.

Chadd's Ford, Pa. July 6.-Twenty
wears ago George X. Barney lost on his
farm near the Twin bridges, . handsome
gold ring. set with sa pphires. II was the
glft Of his sistsr, Mrs. Brown. who is now
dead.
Barney priced the ring very highly and
mourned the loss greatly. Recently
while blowing on his farm, he noticed
something glistsning in the furrow ana
upon bending down to see what 1t was he
discovered the long lost golden trinket.
Despite the fact that 1t had lain In the
earth for 20 years 1t was IN perfect state
Of preservation, and needed only little
rubbing to restore its brilliancS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
p8A,'%"ss .,"sa.al so"a'

schedul. In effect May 10, 1901,
All trains Illuminated with P:ntseS
~ Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware ave.
ny VIEW sSS'So YORK. T. week days, sol. .sa. .los3
i !sss .sI & ' m 'i0ss ss, e s.asa's s: sRssa s
-iaiiies' -ipaHiiii%eAs'pSIfAix s::f days. so sa
IL u. .5& a45. .sss, .sii iRoyal Ijmitedl1
VI, sSs1, SS5, '7%2, 'lob2 p m. sunday4A
sbQl. 10. $50. 's.ss, 1853. ll,s5 a. m: '2aA
rs as: sls (Royal Limited): s.S, '1'aa
c; Chester. sf week M day.. $50. $50. ~. 'ses
. 80, .lob1 1862 q m; 245, '35s. '625, "a
s742. 'l0b1 ., m. Sundays, 40. $50, $40
loSs, nm .. m; at5, 'sSs' SIS. 7.G, Sse
Al. Atlantis e City. week days. $50 a. n.f
'lsle .sS and 'sn p. m Sundays a0 Il
!" Cape s'i N.Y. Z. mi oc-n City, week days, -
Sea Isle City. week days, $50 a. ~
ss,sino!s % and Washington, week g \. days.
N67. 'sio tReysl Limited, 's.oA, 'ls ls III
:soe; W. $50 tRoyal Lmi,edj. sst. 'i0sssi
.s sI,''%o's s mo- s.iy iSa ..ssp, rsy 'sfss; sass 81
A6S p m Sunday only.
Mswsrk 1, w:ss .,s 70 dsys' sys ~ ~ ns .SM
, s, ss sp"a.ys : % ~: 81 ". IL . H. H.; .,sa. as
N67. 6b6 80. s1ols p, m.
Pittsburg. week days. '9.W T. m; H5f.i
s1ol6 p m. Sundays, 1o4 T. m; sl67, 'lo.1A
Chicago, daily 'so4 a. M: 'ls7 ,. m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, AIS a. M
si3 bS and sl0.le p. m. daily.
eingariy accommodation, week days, A0
q m: sls. $40 p. IN. Sundays, soS H. nd
as. 80 p, m. y
Landenbrrs accommodation. week dsyaa
$40 D. m Sundays, 6M .. IN.
LEAVE MARKET ST STATION FoH
Baltimore, week days. AS p. m. ~
Landenberg-. week days. 40 4 m: . .
$50 p m Sundays, $40 .. m; 6.Ss p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for WilS
mington. week days SIS. ESQ, ss7,S non
ii 90 a m ;'l2 20 'lS 2 Is, 1901 H2olSo. Is ~
6 - (koyal Limtted), 6w, SsS, s7.3o, 9.te7
81 IS p. m. Sundays as. '7.So SEQ an2
II 10 l. M; 'lc3o rN. las. sA.2e, 81
(Royal I.mited). SIS. $50, 40 'Sto. lo.oq
.. m.
| Rates to Western points lower than WI
, SnV other line.
| niOk on, Vel g. -.--S
D. b. MARTIN -
Aanas T. II Passenger rrI;ui
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
War Against Sausage.

II is likely the new City Counodl will
take up the matter of passing an ordin.
ance forbidding the sale Of certain kinds
OF bologna sausage. The question was
brought to the attention OF the old Coun-
Gil about six months ago and referred to
City Solicitor Conrad, who, however,
had made no report on it. Mr.. Mousley
the new chairman Of the law committee,
said last night he favored such an or.
dinance,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
REHOBOTH CAMPMEETlNG.
VIII Open On August IL and Last
Three Waeks.

/ meeting CT the directors Of the Re-.
hoboth Beach Campmeeting Association
was held in Greenwood. The Rey.
Vaughan s. Collins was elected presi-
dent. 1t was decided to hold the camp
meeting beginning Saturday, August II,
and to have it continue for three weeks
to extend over three Sundays.
Efforts are being made TO engage emin-
ent speakers for the camp. it being the
desire OF the directors to make this meet-
ing the most successful and profitable
one ever held. John Wanamaker is ex-
pected to be present on Sunday school
day and Judge Lore on Epworth League
day. Bishop Goodsell is also expected to
be present,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Lightning struck Barn.

The large barn on the farm Of q. N.
Groome on Bread and Cheese Island near
Newport, was struck by lightning on
Wednesday afternoon. -Four men were
in the barn at the time but escaped un-
hurt. Two horses were burned to death.
Thirty tons of hay and numerous farm
ing implements were destroyed. Mr..
Groome had $1,000 insurance on the barn
and $1,000 insurance on the contents.
About $50 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
Il storm of cyclonic character passed
about mile below Odessa causing some
havoc near FieldsborO.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
= Proposed Pullman Shot,v.

Yesterday was the day for the award
Ing OF contracts for the proposed new
Pullman Palace Car Company shops to
be erected In this city. The contracts
will be given out from the company's
headquarters at Chicago, III. 1t will
probably not be learned who the con-
tracts have been awarded 70 before Mon.
day. Several local contractors have bid
on the work.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Death From Opium Poisoning.

Death FFOm OpIu1H Fo1sO1'"E
Coroner Frick yesterday gave csrtit.
cate OF death from opium poisoning in
the case Of T. Elr.er Haley, who died on
Thursday morning from drinking laud-
auum. The funeral will be held this
afternoon from the home Of the parents
Of the deceased, No. 23l9 West Sixteenth
street. Interment will be made In Mt.
Salem cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Charged With Assault.

Constable Jones went to Delaware
City yesterday and served variant on
James Armstrong, who conducts hotel
in that town. The charge of assault
and battery is made against Armstrong
by a colored woman. The hearing will
be before Magistrate Hollis on Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Appointed on Pharmacy Board.

hVpOtHVcu Vu H"s1%Cy no1HU'
Albert Doughsty Of this city, mas
been appointed by Governor Hum
member OF the State Board Of Pharmacy
for term Of Eve years. He ia associated
in business with DR.. B. r. Veasey st
Eighth and Monroe streets, % junior
partner In the Veasey Drug Company,
and is considered epinently fitted for
the position TO which he has lsen ap.
pointed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
ALL-COLLEGIATE.
Score by Innings.

An.Collcgiate .........0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 ii
Rrowneon ..........0 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 -
Summary-Earned runs, Brownson. 2;
All Collegiate. 1; left on base. Rrownson,
s: All ll-CoIlegiate. q: two base hit. Schultz,
]. Connors: home run, Reynolds; sacri
fec hit. Schultz: struck ont by Burchcll,
7: by Condor. 2; base on balls by Burch-
ell, I: Condor. I: passed ball, II. Connor,
Hunter; double play. Gross to Condor:
Umpire Maloney.
Brownson will play the Mannyunk
tenn on the home grounds this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Arm Was An,lputate ted .

While at work in Ford's morocco fac
tory yesterday morning Samuel Adams
had his right arm badly hurt by getting
il caught In a fan. He was removed TO
the Delaware Hospital where II was
found necessary to amputate his arm.
Adams was resting easy last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Tho Elsh Market.

Powell hos on his stall at the Third
Street market, a dne assortment OF fresh
fish, which 10 kept In case covered with
glass, shutting out tie dust, and packed
In Ice. and fresh aud pure. Call and 500
for yourselves. There IL NO bottsr food
this hot weather than good fresh flsh
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06

sHERlFFs sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
writ Of Levari Fscias to me directod
will be exposed to public snle. at tina
Court House on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the city
Of WllIni-gton, county OF New Castle
State Of Delaware
ON SATURDAY.
TIE ialh DAY OF JULY, 1901.
At 10 o'clock o. D,,
the following described real estate. viz:
An that lot Of land with the a,story brick
house thereon, in the city OF Wilmington,
hue ewn as No. 1919 West seventh street, nav
Ing front Of about IL feet on seventh strect
AID extending that width or therly pafallel
with Line oln street about 81 feet. with 'iee
use in comm ON Of the 2.fset wide alley on the
west.
srty Of W. II. Greenw alt and Sallie j Green.
walt. his wife, aud I.ewis Il. Sreenwalt ana
sarah 0reenwalt, his wife the SAID WIN II.
0reeEwslt and Lewis II. arUenWalt trading
Nv. H. Greenwalt b son, mertgagors, and
The security Trust and Safe Deposit Company
tt'sHpd to be sold ny
SAMUEL. A. MCDANIEL, Sheriff.
gheriffs ONCE. Wilmington. Delaware
June %, 1870
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Pension Quickly Secured.

Col. Wa,nwrivht ofli,e No. 3 W. 7th u
Wilmington, Dsl. secures widows pension
In from 40 to 90 dSvs Soldiers. Sailors and
widows. Write 10 him or osjl at his 0 fflov
for Information about their title to zen.
s,ons and other claims sgainst the Gov
eminent. lla-. ~.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Pension Granted,

Col, John Wainwright, Of Wilmington,
DEL, has secured pension for James +.
Cam pbelI, Co. NJ, lst N. Y. Com, " O
month from Novembe 81, 1900 he re-
sides at Milford, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
1T. .Ioaenh's Colored Church.

Today is the eleventh anniversary of
the laying OF the corner stone for st.
Joseph's Colored Church. There will be
no special services to celebrate the occas-
sion. The st. Joseph's Mission was
started by Father du Fighter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Tired OF Working,

A prominent member Of City Council
who is temporarily unemployed, was ask
I'd by friend yesterday afternoon why
he was not working. He replied that he
was now one Of the city fathers and
expected the children to keep him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Two Men Killed,

Burlington, Ia. July b.-Informntion
received hero through roundabout source
says passenger train on the Iowa Gen.
trnl has been wrecked near H ampton, In.
Two postal clerks were killed,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
Pension Granted,

Col. John Wainwright. Of this city,
has secured . pension for James 7.
Campbell, Co. N, lst New York Cavalry
Volunteers, OF ~ . month from Novem.
Der p, 1901. Heresides d Milford, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-06
.EagGe
WILMINGTON AND PEkNSGR0VE.
STEAMER
ULRlCA.

Leave King street wharf daily, 80 III.
1890, 800 and 6l5 p. IN.
SUNDAYS, 10 q. M, 2 70 and 500 p. IN.
Leave Pennsgrove Z daily GOO and ~ q. m
!. 70 and 60J .. nj.
sundayse.90 .. m. LOO and 400 p. nj.
Table In Effect June az 1901,
ten