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Evening star., 1901-05-18

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES TREASURER'S S
office. U. s. Soldiers Home, Washington ID. c.,
May 10, 1901.-Sealed proposals for the following
supplies for the year commencing July 1, 1901 viii
be received at this office until TEN A. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY TWENTY SECOND. 1901, as
follows: Fresh Beef, Mutton and Veal. Salt Meats
and Sausages of all kinds Head Cheese Fresh
Pork, Pork Loins and Spare Ribs, Oleomargarine
Standard Groceries, Ice, Flour and Forage and the
laundry work Of the Home. A certified check for
$500 must accompany each bid for Fresh Beef For
schedules and further information apply to the un-
dersigned CHAS W. TAYLOR, Captain 9th q. s.
Cavy., Secy. and Treasurer. my11, ,151S-3t
Evening star., 1901-05-18

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING N d e R.
ground Telegraph and Telephone Cables. Office Of
the Commissioners, ID. c., Washington. ID. c.. May
Is, 19OlSealed proposals win be received at this
office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ SATURDAY,
JUNE FIRST. 1901, for furnishing underground
signal and telephone cables for the fire alarm and
police telegraph and telephone service in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Separate bids viii be consid-
cred for the several items enumerated. Speciica-
tions and blank forms Of proposals may be OBJ
tanned at this office. H. B. F. MCFARLAND,
JOHN W. ROSS. LANSING H. BEACH. Commits
sioners, D. C. myl5-6t
Evening star., 1901-05-18

Hotel Baldwin, Beach Haven, n. ].
direct railroad communication Accommodating 400.
Send for booklet showing why this hotel should be
selected above all Others whether you want immu-
nifty from hay fever perfect hotel accommoda-
tions. Superb bathing grand fishing. sailing, gun
ming electric lights, aresian well, orchestra. Spe
cial rates for Address 800 Washington St,
Boston, before June 1; after Beach Haven. Season
June to October.
A. R. sTURGIs, R. o. HAMMOND. Lessees.
my11-s-7t,2s
Evening star., 1901-05-18
UNDERTAKES.
STORAGE.

WILL STORE YOUR GOODS Or FURNITURE m
: my storage house at 81 per load per month;
central location 723 Tth ct. II. ROSENBERG.
my1-6
Evening star., 1901-05-18
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS TO ERECT NEW TOILET BUILD
grounds. Office Of the Commissioners, D. G.,
Washington. d. G.. May 10. 1901.-Sealed pro-
N: ON MAY TWENTY FIFTH. 1901. to erect new
toilet building for Old Mems Home. located on
Washington Asylum grounds, 10th st. Sc, Wash
ington d. G. Blank forms OF proposals may be
obtained upon application therefor at the office Of
the inspector OF plumbing of the District Of Co.
lumbia. and bids upon these forms only will be
considered Plans and specifications. together with
all necessary Information, can be consulted at the
same office. The right Is reserved to reject any
or all bids Proposals must be inclosed in a seal
ed envelope, indorsed: proposals to erect new
toilet building for Old Mems Home, Washington
Asylum grounds" HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND
s1oners. u. =. my15-6t
Evening star., 1901-05-18
California Fig
Syrup Co.,

sAN FRAf'CIsco. CAL
IOUBvIILk KY. NEW YORK ny
Eer sale By an Drussists.-Price soc per BOTTLE
fe10-tu. .thksIoAtf
Evening star., 1901-05-18

Geodetic Survey. Washington. D. c., April 20,
1S0I%Sealed proposals viii be received until TWO
for photolithographing all charts required for this
bureau during the fiscal year ending June 80. 1902,
able. The right to reject any and all bids is re-
served Bids should BE- addressed to the under
ographing" FRANK VALLEY PERKINS, Acting
Superintendent. my1 1925
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District OF Columbia. Washington May 10. 1901
will be received at this ofhce until Monday. May
20 az II o'clock noon, for furnishing the various
supplies for the fiscal year ending June 3d. 1902.
Blank forms Of proposals together with all neces-
at the Property Clerks once. Room 80. District
BUILDING The Commissioners reserve the right to
reject any or all bids or parts Of bids. and to
w.iye informaiities in bids. HENRY B E; MAC
BEACH. Commissioners. D. G. my1s-et
Evening star., 1901-05-18
THE CLARENDON,

Virginia near Beach. Now open. Special
spring rates tmh2o-7StD II. d. NEIMAN.
LITTLE BRIGHTON HOTEL
Ocean end s. @. ave-; Am. and European plans;
restaurant and buffet attached; full ocean view;
steam heat; epsa all year. 8. A sCHwEISFORT.
mhls l5CtA
Evening star., 1901-05-18
THE ST. CHARLES,

On the Beach.
Upwards Of $50. 900 has Just been expended In al
ditioual improvements. which include hfty new prt-
yste bath rooms. finished IN Italian marble with
hot and cold fresh and sea-water attachments
showers. &c. &c. The hotel contains more private
baths than any resort hotel In the country. Write
for booklet (ja25- lO4tlO J. B. REILLY Prop
Evening star., 1901-05-18
The San Marcos Hotel.

Pacific and Massachusetts aves-. Atlantic City.
" J. Now open. This beautiful hotel has been
thoroughly renovated. remojeled and refurnshed,
and Is u peer Of excellence and comfort. Elevators
to street sun parlors overlooking ocean Spring
rates 81 ~ and $500 per day: 81 SS, sic by
week each pcrson- Capacity. 300 guests.
KATHARINE kANOUSE
II n2f OF Washington d C.
Evening star., 1901-05-18
Grand Atlantic Hotel

AND ANNEX.
Virginia Ave and Beach Atlantic City, Y. ]. 9Th
year 35o beautiful rooms, suite. single and with
bath. Hot and cold sea-water baths in hotel and
Location select and central. within few
yards Of the Steel Pier. Orchestra. Ohers special
spring rates. S12 to SIS by week So so up by day.
Special rates to families Coaches meet all trains.
Write for Booklet. CHARLES E COPE.
Evening star., 1901-05-18
HOtel New England,

South Carolina and Beach. Rest location. Mod
crate rates fai the bsst accommoda ticns and serv
Ire. Elevator steam heat parlnr private
baths with suites Large. sunny rooms with south
exposure. Write for booklet and special spring
terms BRYAN 4 WILLIAMS.
mi
Evening star., 1901-05-18


Ocean end New Jersey Now open.
Tuil ocean view: rooms suite and with bath:
isvator to street level. Special spring rates.
splsa.t-S ] [. RECHTFI.
Evening star., 1901-05-18
1t won't burn"
Bleak House.

Directly the front. Strictly European
81. 5O per day and up. Modern. Absolutely fire.
proof. The botel par excellence for Washing
tOniaGs. 40 private baths. Capacity, 400. Luxuri-
ously appointed Booklet mailed
mh9- Tsl 10 GEO. h CORYELL.
Evening star., 1901-05-18

THE AESCULAPIAN," WIEHLE, VA, LOCATED
on the Washington and Ohio branch of the South
ern railway, will be ready for guests on June l.
For terms and further particulars apply to Mrs
DAISY CROSBY, 24S Sd st. NV, - or 1.-THE
AESCULAPIAN." WIEHLE. FAIRFAX CO., VA.
my1S&25-2 -2ts "
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-04
INJURIES
PROVE FATAL.

Thomas Doyle died at the Delaware
Hospital Yesterday afternoon from injur
les received early yesterday morning.
Duy!e boarded at the home Of Mrs.
Louise Mcclure. No. 2ll2 LaMotte street,
aid went TO bed ut midnight on Satur-
day. Shortly before O'clock hs left his
room for some purpose and accidentally
toppled down the stairway.
lIe de. cIn lsd the entire flight Of steps
and alight ted on his head ut the bottom.
Several other boarders were aroused by
the cla,tsr. and rushing out found Doyle
rs he was trying to Ssgain his feet. He
seemed weak, aud when asked what was
the trouble, hu replied: 1.-The lrehman
fell down STAIRS He was always in II
iovial mood and was wont to usa such ex
pressiOns about himself in telling joke
Or story.
he was assisted to Ills room aud went T. 0
bed, but NO per son even thought he was
seriously hurt, and he did not think 50
himself at the time. AS no did not leave
his room yesterday, an Investigation was
made In tho afternoon AMI DOyle was
found writhing in u convulsiOn on his
bed.
DR.. Edgar Worthington was called and
found that Doyle's sku,l had been fractur
ed by his fall. The Phoenix ambulance
was .ummo oned, and ut i o'clock Doyle
wusronuvtd 10 The Delaware Hospital he
died at 4.IO CLOCK before an operation
could bo performed to relieve the brain OF
tho pressure upon 1t.
Dnvls ba> u brother named p. j. Doyle
living iu Fall River, Mass, with whom
Coroner's Assistant Chandler commnnica
tod last night, bat so far as could be learn
cd he had no relatives in this city Mr..
Chandler took chargs OF thu body and Dr..
James Draper, Jr will make post NOR
tom exanlna ion to ascertain the full ex
toni OF the fracture.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-04
Will Hold a Convention.

The fifth annual convention Of the
Equal Suffrage Association Of Del
aware will be held in the NJ. E..
Church at Newport, Delaware on
Wednesday. November 9th. l9Ol.)
The Morning program 40 a. m..
will be as lollows:.-Prayer. Rev.
Alloy sins Green; Roll Call of Off
GERS; Appointment Of Committees;
Reading OF Minutes; Report of the
Presidents from Local Clubs; Re,
ports Of the Corresponding Secre.
tary; Report Of Treasurer; Nation.
al Paper "progress'''
+ Afternoon e O'Clock Reading
Minutes; Music Solo, Miss Mary Nj.
Johnson; Paper. Miss Margaret II.
Kent, Address; solo, Mss Emma
Lore; Election Of Officers; Question
Box. Rev Anna H. Shaw.
Evening, e o'clock) PRAYER,
Rev. Darrell Green; Music; Address
by Rev, Anna H. Shaw; Address,
Hon. Charles B. Lore; Solo, Miss
Emma Lore; Music.
Ofticers-Mrs. Martha S. Grams
ton, President, of Newport; Mrs.
Margaret W. Houston. Vice.Presi-
dent. Of Georgetown: Mrs. Mary II.
Thatcher, Corresponding Secre.
tary, of Wilmington; Mrs. May
Price Phillips, Recording Seere.
tary. Of New Castle; Miss Emma
Lore, Treasurer, of Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-04
Priest Raid Dance Hall.

Paterson, N. J. Nov g.
Rev. William McNulty, al aged
priest whose long service in
this city in Catholic work has
earned him the title of dean,
raiGed a dance hall in Lakeview
this afternoon.
Two young girls whose pare.
nts reside in Deans McNuAy's
parish frequentea the place.
The parents complained to the
priest. lie went to tue place,
and, gaining an entrance found
the hall filled with young men
and girls.
Most of them made their exit
through windows. Several dei-
ed tie priest, but later ran out
when he pulled a pencil and
pad from his pocket and began
jotting down names. A woman
who conducted the hall attempt
ed to eject the priest and he
pushed her aside.
I'll have you arrested for as
saulting me, she shouted.
Go before Il justice and make
a complaint. | will pay fine,
but I'll close this hall, was the
Deans answer.
Dean McNulty says be will go
before Ju'ge Barkalow, OF the
Circuit Court, tomorrow, and
on his advice will act further
in the case.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-04
- eANpv eAv,sAwuoA -
@0c0)le(n
iOe Al
&c. SNe k44a DnDlsis.
Genuine stamped c. c. c. Never sold In bulk
Beware Of the dealer who tries to sell
something "just As good.
WORK OF REV.
JOHN SHAPE.

Rev. John Shape Of Delaware Av.
enue Baptist Church, In letter to
the members, reviews his two years
pastoral work as follows;
"This is the-stinple record for two
years in bare figures; Calls, 1869;
weddings, 80; funerals, SO; sermons,
2l7; addresses, l5i; lectures, %; bap.
tisms, IS; total number Of new mem.
bers received, LAG; present member
ship, ABB.
"There has been an increase in
missionary spirit and gifts, and for
this we rejoice. Missionary books
now form the neucleus ola missionary
library for our young people, and this
Is good. The Farther Lights Society
is doing good work and doing it In
the right direction.
"Our financial condition affords
cause for much encouragement. More
members Of our church have a share
10 the financial burdens than ever be-
fore 10 our history, and yet some
blanks appear IN the contributors
chart.
sour Bibls Sool is in excellent
condition, and is, believe, becoming
more and more strong part OF the
church. In the past asscciat tonal
year 4O scholars from the lower room
confessed Christ in baptism In the up
per room. Our school, however, is
not as large as it ought to he.
"Our C. Il. work is growing more
vigorous, intelligent and systematic,
but b)th the Senior and Junior Soci.
cites have room for consecrated work.
ers.
sit is your pastors hope and prayer
that before the third anniversary.
November s, 1902, We as church
shall make and pay for the following
Improvements: Painting the church,
building IL new chimney, putting in
electric lights, putting down a new
carpet and fres escoing our auditorium;
total cost about 81, 100. The first
two must be done; the last three
ought to De done.'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-04

When Belize backed out into day
light, 1t added the last straw to Prof.
Mellins' undoing. He merely glanced
at the unsightly animal, then skunk
quickly down the hill. DR.. Endlin
and his comrades could appreciate
the ludicrous side of things, and
smiled, laughed, then fairly roared,
as they behed the cause of the Sub
terranean lumblings, plainly audible" !"
Tins riding animal welcomed Bel
zie with a prolonged bray. Belize,
bruised, famished and with huge
patches of hair actually steamed
from his hide. responded in woebe-
gone groan. The warmheartcd Tim
lavished endearing terms upon his
unlucky Belize; he procured can OF
axle-grease and lberally plastered
this Continent" over the succored
mules burns. Every now and again
he would pause in these proceedings
and let forth such 4 volley of strong
language, ''forninst the loikes OF yea
idiots" as almost guaranteed an i'm
mediate growth of new hair on Bel
zie's scalded limbs.
On the day following, several prom
inent western newspapers contained
sensational and lnridly ironical ac-
counts of Prof. Mellins' brilliant phe-
nomenon at Steamboat Springs. Prof.
Mellins' pride forbade him appearing
in public for months afterwards, and
the bray of mule is TO him the most
agonixing sound on earth.-San Fran
cisco Argonaut.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-04
HUMOROUS.

Many a game that isn't worth tha
.andle is played under electric lights
lPuck.
DO you think compression of the
waist is hurtfu!" 1T isn't dangerous
II the fellow knows the girl pretty
well.'-St. Louis Post.
Every man has his price, growled
.be p4sc:s::s;.. -'.:Aen Wilies must be
worthless" added the optimist. "How's
that?' "He never has Pitts
burg Chronicle-Telegraph.
A Hard Probe m.-First Scientist
"This is a pulling case, indeed" Sec,
ond Scientist-"I should say So Why
this would puzzle an. amateur scien-
tist."-Baltimore American.
First Summer Girl-"If you could
spend the winter just where you chose,
where would you like to go?" Second
Summer Girl-"To the Isle of Man, Of
course. "-Somerville journal.
The Trage edian--''Is this the hostel
ry at which stayed last season." The
llerk-"It is, good sooth; and hence
this year we needs must have paymen t
in advance. Indianapolis News.
Hands Otf.--"What have you got
that sign. Hands Off, posted outside
your works for2" asked the curious
individual. Because" returned the
jocular mill owner, my men are on
strike. .'-Philadelphia Record.
His Preferense.-"Would you rather
have something else than piece of
pie?' asked the kind neighbor Of little
Freddie. who had run an errand for
her. "Yes, ma am" said Freddie.
promptly; Il wu'd ruther hav' two
pieces. s."-Ohio State journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-04
UB11CAN. WILMINGTON DELAWARE, MONDAY. NOVEMBER
some big institution Of learning" /"

some big institution Of learning"
"B'jabers, an yez are sthrictly in il
wild yer little wan-horse tunnel, amt
yez, Hank?"
And Hank nodded ready acquies-
ccnce.
Tim had guide his mule directly in
front of the tunnel; he halted here
and gazed in open-eyed astonishment.
The mule appeared unduly interest
ed, too, pricked up his long ears and
shifted the air suspiciously. A spurt
OF steam was elected from the
rrevice; ii was forerunner Of sew
eral denser columns. Professors and
all others drew near, expecting to
hear the resultant rumble. It came:
not SO distinctly as formerly, but,
loud enough to startle them. A hush
fell upon the throng. Mans signif-
rance seems infnitesimal when ma
lures stupendous force asserts itself
in a manner that indicates only
1.-THE of what She might do.
The hush was rudely broken-not
- >'AAAAN hth'S NDltt. QOL
by another internal clamor, but by,
strident, grating cry issuing from the
throat of Tins mule. The bray Of
an ass is akin to the filing of many
saws at once, and never an agree
able sound, This particular bray ere
ated all OF this effect and more in
addition. Although not exactly
repetition of the subterranean can
nonading, there was much similarity
between the two.
"Holy mither of Moses. Yez gap
ing gawks. An it's foine thrick yer
afther playin'! Underground thun-
der it isis it? Him that shtuck me
good mule Beezlebub inter that
sweatin', shteamin' hole fer the iddifi-
cashun of blitherin' scientics will
plaze to shtep out an Oil paste his
ugly mug!"
Prof. Mellins fell back against a
convenient bank in dazed condition.
The noted DR.. Endlin's countenance
reflected sardonic sneer. Several
derisive boots passed the lips of the
hereinbefore mentioned incredulous
ones.
"Shtand back, We fools an let me
rescue me poor darlint Belzie!"
Tim Murdock had leaped from his
mules back; he tore wildly into the
now comparatively clear atmosphere
Of the tunnel and disappeared from
view.
Different emotions filled the breasts
of the different individuals DR.. End
Inns face was a study; he glanced at
the hopelessly dispirited Prof. Mel
lins, and seemed to pity him, yet he
maintained q dignifed and unap-
proachable aspect that best becomes
q man of letters. The majority of
the spectators chuckled, looked wise,
and a number of II told you sos
were overheard.
Two or three brave souls ventured
a few feet within the tunnel; after
ten minutes or SO had elapsed. COM
motion was heard in the darkened
depths.
Back, back, I tell ye! Back again,
me Belize. Och, an it's fool set of
fools out there, Belize! It's home-
sick yez are for tunnel, acushla, me
own. Back vance more, darlint!"
Slowly, carefully, surely. Tim Muir
dock steered his charge out of the
treacherous tunnel. Once the sure
footed mule slipped, and his hind feet
went down into the crack that made
the tunnels floor dangerous ground.
Then, and only then, would Tim per-
nit any of the fools to assist him.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-04
Had large M.stlnx.

With the aid Of visitor from
Philadelphia, who wasa fns pert
former on the coronet. the Saliva.
ton Army drew a large crowd
to its meeting at Front and French
streets yesterday afternoon French
street on both sides from Front to
Water, was crowded. and the audi
ence stretched across Front in the
middle Of the street. Travellers
who were waiting Tor thier train
were afforded a most delightful en-
tertainment. Repeatedly the cor
netist repeated what the crowd aP-
p|auded. The singing Of the army
was of the finest
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-04
N RAILROAD.


Schedule In effect May 49, 1901.
:, Al trains Illuminated with Pintsch
~ Express trains I
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware AVa
:%,o52 % a; m: NH :isls, ss SIS. % .s5s. 81 cRsy
4s%''ts sS g. II; lis w.: ;1s'a no! ss % sss fSsn4sz
'fSffi a!%.fS : xesS asy; So
.:sc; $50 7.so; $50 'sss; 'l9s?, lcS a; E.e
.51i, IN. $50. .sSs 10 6S. III IS, a. m, ..@,
r. ~. ELS Ro,al L,m,tsd); SIS. '7<z.
. es':}ss y :is Tsfs fsss s"H, m H. sis IS IS
~! .lc6s p. m SUNDAYS, ~, sby. 'sa.
.nG ~ {, .il.a a NJ t'S, 's5s' s.@' ''i2' s's'
Atlantic City; week days. 1850 I. m. 1l2ls
.2s: 70 % aud 1Slsp m sundays, 1901 m.'
ca Gspe Nay. week days rs 50 .. n, ,a.so .. me-
g. i.le City. week day. only, 1s5os,n.
isT1rs +; M :so, aad y. .WSssAinxt0n q s;fs ok .s
no. a0': :isRs y sos s!aesys e 1keysi sH t,mlsed5 MT
g. 5, 't.04, 'l0ls .. m
i ?, nj, Sunday only
u Nsw.rk 3, m wssS d1fyss III ~ ~ .,s S%
p. m. sInd.y.. ..is so. sS a. M.
E26t s467, 6H, So '1o1s p. m. -,
,P!ttsburR, week days, 's.o4. a. M, ~.
'lols .. m. Sundays. 'so4. q, M. AZ.
CCh!s;sso: daily; go q: & n. -, p; m;
'2 50 and 'lois ,. m. daily. -
Siugerly socommodation, week days
Landenhers accommodation. week days,
isS EAPps N. MSK&ET sIKgaiE%r 81 sTRpeET E r. STATION
for Baltimore. week days. 2b p. m.
Landenberg. week days $40 a. m, -
$50 p m. Sundays 94e a. m, 81 81 y. m:
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for Wiz
minGton, week days, . IS. $50: T,so. 10 =
$50 '54s Royal Limited, SIS, e8 1.ss
- 40, III IS p. m, Sundays. . 35, 80. e0A
and Il 90 a. m. s12.20. ".N 10, Ana
'5M Royal Limited. SIS. '7so. 40. so
10 80 p, m. ,
Deimarvia Telephone No 1s3,
Rates to western points lower than viz
II 4. miller, Passenger Agent. VIII
ninEton, Del 1
D.B MARTIN. Man OF Pass. TrsM.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-04
ASt0niahing News.

How MitchelI's No 2 West Third street
Gun sell u solid Silverine K. II. watch
Will fine movement for tI.00; solid silver
watch for s6 5O,a fine gold watch for s6 90
guaranteed for years. Parior clocks
1918.
Well his rent Is only one third what he
Market Street stufes Is, and buying In
10, Nv quantities can soil for loss money
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-04
20 YOU NEED A new SONG BOOK?

for Sunday school, revival services, etc. II
50 you now have an opportunity 10 get the
Jubilee songster edited by VIM tde Marks
more than satisfied and pronounce It the best
lC cent book OF The year. Has been used at
six camp meetings with won 1erful success.
.pVer 80 new, bright. catchy songs with many
old ones. Nice appearance, nlcaly bound,
full Of music OF joyful sound. For ~ days
from date Sept. lst you can get lo0 for 81 W
not prepaid, or sample by mail 10 cents Or.
WM. W. VANSANT,
ss.2m Newark, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-04
Night school So a rlOnth.

In attending a private school, day or
night, there Is always an advantage In
selecting the one In which the proprietors
devote all their time to teaching. The mon
ey put into school Of this kiai pays for
the best instruction. In the, Wilmington
aad Market streets tie proprietors arc
teachers. Call and see this school nny day
Or night this week. ''-
Beucom a. Du ton, ProprietoRA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-04
DHILA. AND READING RAILROAD
(Wilmlngton Division.)

Time table in effect May 49, 1901.
Trains leave Wilmington, French
Street statlon} for Esmere Junction
tiDiisct GrancKSe tosssrt' thadds Ford Junc-
Vile, Mortonville Coatesville and inter.
mcdate stations daily except sunday; al
For Waynesburg Junction. E!smere and
Intermediate stations, daily except SIM
day at 7.35 a. M, daily 2l5 and 4,5O p. m
Sunday only at sos a. m.
For Joanna. Birdsooro, Reading and in
.ermediate stations daily except Sun
day. at 735, a m; daily z.ls and i6O p. M
Sunday only, sos a. M
For further information passengers are
referred to the ticket agents at the sta.
''o'' ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphin. Chestnut Street
Wharf and South Street Wharf for At
y %sss ;ss;Easv sps S. &c. e! SS 70 e. &
100, 4:So so $40, 1l5; $40 2, m. Accom
ays-Express' 10; 800 $780, 900 io"
tos a. mn m SO 8 p ,'n M p ,oo Excursen daily
SNO a. M, Additional Sunday, 7N a, m
Leave Atlantic city Depoot,.-Week days.
Expresil @ .itn Monhxy hxy,srsoy Sn1y s,I ony o - 3
ssS' s' $50 49, D. m. Accommoda tion b25 7vs
n m. $50 2 m sunhaysomoEypre oo - a.
$50, p. m. Accommodation--7l5 a. NJ,
S22 p. m.
Parlor cars on all express trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
For Cape MAY Week days.sa0 SAB
Ii45 a. n l5O. -41o. $50 p. m. Sundays
si5. 9l5 a M. 5nl p. m.
For OCEAN CITY-W'eek days-si5, II q
a. m. els, 4 90 aN p. m. Sundays-si5,
r For a SEA 81 II Isle cITy-wcek days S IS
a, m. 21s, 4oO. $50 p. m. Sundays-s Is
q m. son p. IN. sl0o Excursion TO Cane
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south St., 400 p. m, South St; ~ p m.
South 81, 5sN y. m South 81 IL p m m g,
Express Leaves New York I.iherty ST J
80 a m. Saturdays only 100 p. M $40
Leaves ATLANTIC CITY-week days
$40 a. m, 215 p. m, Sunday-6.3o y m.
Detailed time tables at ticket ofrces.
w G. RESLER, EDISON WEEKS,
Genl supt Gen'l Pass'r. Agk