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New-York tribune., 1901-07-19

Cash quotations follows Flour firm: 3
spring wheat. esa6ec No red 6Tit a6se; No corn
No rye. 5i's d52c; No / naxseed 81 S3QS1 So No /
Northwestern 81 S3Sl S. prime timothy seed So clover
contract so9e m - q So Isss PORK per 69 & 81 dogSls To-
s. SO4sT dry shoulders (boNedp 5OlST 62i
short clear sides (boxed So S0GSs whskey Of
high wines, 81 y on the Produce Exchange to-day the
market creameres 14d19c: dairies 13R
l0c Cheese Arm. s%9iobsc. Eggs steady fresh 12i2c
Cincinnati. July Is--Flour duh Wheat firm; . red
csc. Corn firm: No . mixed. sc. Oats quiet: No =
mixed ssis gs7c. Rye arm: No 2 SEC new. 53c old,
Duluth July 1s.-Clcse: Wheat-Cash. No l hard
6e&c; No l Northern 67isc; No Northern SIC: July
o Nc; September. 6ISc: December. 6s9sc Oats. Slg
31tc.
Milwaukee July is.-wheat steadier. Close: No
Northern 6sisc No Northern, 66lsa6sc: September
6ssc Corn-Septemher. 81 &c Rye higher; No l. 52g
52i3c Barley steady. No =. 5+i-c; sample 356S3c
teTnber 80 December.
! hard. 6Siac. No l Northern. 66'2c No Northern.
65ic FlourFirs patents 81 75M$S So second patents
So 55as3 65 FIRST clears 81 G5qS2 10 second clears SO o5
Bran. in bulk Sl2Q$12 80.
Philadelphia July ls.wheat hr lialsc higher: con
tract grade July. 71sQ72c. Corn firm and 1lac higher
clipped. 3og3oiac Butter firm i=c higher; fancy
Western 20l4c do Prints 21c; fancy nearby
prints 23c. Eggs frm fresh nearby. l5c: do Western
l4ieal5c; do southwestern. l2=c; do Southern. 12c
Cheese steady; NewYork full creams fancy small o.
0Ac: do fair to choice sat60tc. Refined sugars
changed ReceiptsFour 5000 ebls and IBIS 900 n in
n 900 bush; corn. bush oats
bush. ShPments-Wheat. 1900 bush; $500 BUSH
oats, 5000 bush.
645sc July, 64qG4Sc; September 65]c December 'sc
No hard, Gisc. Corn--No .. cash 62asc; July 52c
September. S2SSc. oats.No cash, 34c: July 3iS.c
September. 3ilzc. May. 3Sitc; No white
Toledo. July 1s.-Wheat active. steady; cash and July
6s1zc August 6s@c September. 69c; December Al nc
Corn quiet higher cash and July zoe: September blAc
s2kc: Rye, sic. CloyerseedCash. prime Sc 5O octo-
ber. IS GTls.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
new YORK CENTRAL


HARLEM DIVISION.
NJ. $50 P. NJ. Daily. except sunday Pitts
field and North Adams. Saturdays only. 245 p. NJ
Sundays only 9. 20 A NJ
Pullman O all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices 113 261. AIS and 216 Broadway IS
Union So w 2T5 Columbus Ave. 13S West 12Sth
i25th ST and lSSth stations, New York: T2s
Fulton st. 1O6 Broadway. E d, Brooklyn
Street for New Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Express Company.
y. s. BLODGETT. GEORGE n DANIELS.
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19

COTTON-New high record prices were estabisheu ~
the crop options this morning. and throughout t
early market displayed pronounced strength
active buying ana almost total absence OF sell
pressIre The cables were much nrmer than eX-
pected. the from the crop centre was unnis
tskahly market opened steady with prices
point points higher. and during the rest OF
worked steadily upward. with July al one
taking the lead. The January option seemed 10 be
with investors. and reached
position points October. which II maintained TO
very upturn Liverpool the South Wall
the West bought the late months with con
.dsnce did the prominent room buls Ihe nrst
Of buying carried July 70 sS9c August TO is9e
October 7s3c and January 10 Is7c. The noon bios
reflected very firm feeling. with prices net 70 II
weather chart light and few showers west Of
orgia but more soaking the South Atlantic
States The forecast tonight and tomorrow pointed
repettion conditions. Following close upon
This Information batch Of Of private
origin showing that plant in most critical
condition over much the central and almost entire
western belt through of rain But early in
afternoon sharp break under profit tax
room trade. engaged in at time when ouside
Support particularly slack Prices went off rapidly
With the new crop months showing special weakness
there reactiOna-y changes but the market
failed 70 strength equal to that current all
early session. Trading active. taking the day
whole though public speculation not promi-
nent feature. Near close had IL that rains
were falling in Texas led hasty Liquidation of
early purchases market finally net unchanged
70 points lower.
The range Of contract prices the local market
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New YORK loot OF Charoers *
as follows and minutes earlier from W. sd St-
900 a. Daily.-Sold train for Buralo. Arr : p N
Bnshamton Waverly, Emira and Bradford Coachsss
parlor and cafe dining TO Buffalo.
o.i5 a. m--Dally except sundays. 10 Btnshanton
Owego. Waveriy, Earnira and Delaware Valley points
Pullman Paror Daily Port Jervis and Monticello
Pullman Paror Cars.
2.3O y m Daily.-Cnicago IInited-Fast Majl-SOlt
Chicago arriving % m Cleveland T-4o
Sleepers Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
80 Daily..Ruralo and cleveland Express-Arr-
a Cleveland II. SO p Sleepers 10
"a Cafe
p. Daily,-Solid train FOR Binghantcr-
Iy Elnira Chicago Sleepers Buffalo Chicago.
cnnati. Dining
FTNCKETs. Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. ll3 26i, 399 and 1850
Broadway. l57 East l25,h St and e73 West l25rh ST.
Chambers West 23d 81 ferries New York: SIS and
$40 Fulton 9S Broadway Brooklyn: 1a2 River ST.
Hoboken Jersey City Station. New York Transfsr
Co. calls checks baggage o destination
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New-York July Is. 1901
Observation-Disclosures 3 cars or 90 head mainly
for the market No trade Of Importance. j. I)ucey
sold II bulls 1913 - rs per 100 m Steady
feeling. Dresssd beef quiet at 7A09o par n. No
change reported in cable quotations
CALvES-Rece!pts mono, and there were only - head
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19

Rio-Conee market quiet: No Rio 1890; exchange,
10 IsS2d receipts 10000 bags: cleared for the United
states 1000 bags; Europe eco bags; stock
Be- 0se bags
The position Of Brazilian coffee is fol
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
publir Notices.
THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
DEFAHIMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESS
MENTS.

stewart building. 20 Broadway.
r,-,,r - >-.-- July lst. 1901
es or Iaxes ana Assessments that the Rolls
or heal and Personal Estate in said City ths year 1901
nave been finally completed been dever-d ,o
ana MED with. the Municipal Assembly said CITY ana
ina such Assessment Rolls win remain open 10 public
Inspection in the Office Municipal Assembly for
period or fifteen days from the OF this notice
THOMAS L. FEITNER
EDWARD C. SriEEHY, OF
THOMAS ]. PATTERSON TAXES AND
ARTHUR c. SALMON ASSESSMENTS.
FERDINAND LEVY
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19

A DvERrisEMENrs ana suhssrpsiens sos The rrsouas
"A receiv their Uptown Once I.3s2 Broadway.
I'd north Of 3lstst. oclocS advertise
the following branch oces regular
office until O'Clock D. "a Sth-Ave..
1sd-st: lH2 9th ave-. 1cth XacyA ssasv
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
HAII,HoAn

- 3tA1h'oAD
asS BEsRssEss sss sf ATg TTggESTrrzRD sTEEEr AND
DThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
1"rtiandt Streets In ave minutes later than
a. s. sNer below f"r Twenty-third Street
S.ahon' except where otherwise noted.
100 n, W FAST MAII--Iimited to Buffet Pa-ior
to Gniees NE N to Pii'aurs Sleeping Car Pisoars
sss s.ss A FAST IISE@pssssafs and Cleveland
copartnisnt seeDns Dining soSins and obss4aa
iion Cars For Chicago. Cleveland. TOIedo- cincinnaa
n-Ss s. ~ fHIcAso sSD s1 81 LOUIS EXPRESS
sss 3. 81, tsTS 11H Plnsns Sas p,,,.s-.
sss ~ KTsThkS EfHssy s FHSs Da5 sas S
7'sS sS,ds, NJ PAcIFIS ExPREss.@EOr r,.t.surz sna
sssu's Gsnnscts foE Cleveland except sasuTaay;- -
PRESS Pittssu1s Cleveland SassTis Ss. en-
7m sSWsAsHTSSToA AND THE SOUTH
10 2o) nins csrs9 10 81 pSisr aea e 81 10
tDss5ros.ss and cortiaSat s1fsst! 225l. a5 coa
S6inns Sa 5bnlns cari IS : M nlshs
g onsTs.sSa sion SS le's an niRE Ps4a ea5 ea5 nnS % & G
as Dining Carr. ASS Dining Carl s-25 IL 10
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Expre-s s.2s AS p. m. Ialo
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Express s65 a and q. =
sEaBoARD 1adSi AIR LINE RAILwAYFoEiaa and Net;
niybt Sar t-hi'ea l--so p m Gaiy- Express A-io
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-FOr Memphis
cHEssA PEAKE { OHIO = pfAILw1Y.-ssS a. n and ass
F6R OLD PoINr COMFORT and NoRFoIk--I.5s = m
ATIASTic eITY@s55 a a @ G1' and 20S p n weekday.
SuhSaSS. 100 A. Through Nestoued Trains Bulet
aIIef CaTs and Standard Coaches on week Psror
Shokns Cars Parlor Cars Dining Cars. and standard
coaches on Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-l255 D m. weekdays.
points New York and Long Branch Railroad from
west Iwenty-third Street Station. S5S a. l21o
aIo saturdays only. 225. 255. 325. 41c. sS5 and
aS5 p m Sundays. 1855. rs a. m. : 50 p. from
IL 20 20 Saturdays onIy) 2sO S.1O $50 90 $40.
- > FoR sadPfi PfilihDfEpHIa i,i 81 a. 90
lDssorosses ard Cortlandt Streets 62m. rs Ia5
SO 90 s25 955 Penna. Lmiten, 1910 Desbrosses
and C9rtiandt Streets 10 2ol Dining Carr. 1o55 Dining
Sarl liS3 & a. Il 81 10 tDesarossss and Cortandt
aSs aS Dining Car ca SSS toining CAP. ISS 2S ssS'
So s5S % 9SS G.imitedl; 95S 10 So Dining Carl
m, l-55 Dining Carr. S-25 $50. 425 iDtnins
Sarl 40 CDinin- Car. 3 80 Dining Carr. Ts5. -
sos s25 D. m. l2f0 night
Ticket Offices 46f 1886 1884 III and 261 Broadway.
ls2 Fifth Avenue (helow 23C ST.; Asor House; West
Iwenty-thrd Street Station, and stations foot of pes
brosses and Cortlandt
Street. SS Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station
Brooklyn Station Jersey city The New York Transfer
Company will call for hotels
and residences through destination Telephone 'Sis
Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Ser
J. 3. HUTCHINSON J. r WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
NAVAL STORES.

Der. 13. .20G Is. 9Oc-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19

Foreign Coffee 8iartets.Sanos-Cof market steady
good average $500 receipts $1,000 bags; stock
GA bags Hamburg-Co4fee market opened !. pfs
lower; al 2:5o p n unchanged TO q pig lower
sales 2sDO0 bags. Havre-Coee market opened barell
fteady 4 franc lower; u n, unchanged; at p m
unchanged; 500 unchanged total sales. 5loot
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
L,aCkawanna Railroad

SIeepers open AZ V:5u p NJ
e5 Fifth Ave, oo4 COLUMBUS Ave. 1f3. 40
ana lls3 broadway IA Park PL. 1Ss w. 12oth ST..
sas Fulton BROOKLYN
,arrage 10 destination. tExcept Sunday. 'Daiy.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY,

I4v. Franklin ST. Lv W. AID 81
7a5 AM.-Day Express Oswego.. 500 A. NJ
AM.-IAberty Express 9:l5 A. NJ.
100 Noon.Mountn EXP. 10 Sidney '12:l5 PM
Io45 t-Saturdays TO Roeiand. " 20 PM.
500 PM.-vestieule Ltd TO Roekiand. 3;l5 NJ.
40 t-Wsstern Limited t~S1O p
o0s AMs-sun. SpI 70 Mdwy Park. ~i5 N.
.str Homer Ramsdel. from Pier "a N e.. $50 w.
1c9th ST 10 A. NJ. connects at Cornwall.
fSaturdays only tDaiy. SSundays only.
Parlor Car seats at A25 Broadway only.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
Ocean 6rcumers.

bGORTM @[GRmAN llOVD.
c1,r,pPPAST EAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
-, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
kaiser VIM CT. July 30l Kaiser VIM. Gr....Aus 2f
naissrh NJ H. Aug l3 kaIserin NJ Tn. h.....Sept.
Aug. Lain.
Sailing at 10 a. NJ. Pier So. River
ITO Southampton-Br
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON-(PARISD-BREMFN
q; hSurfurst July 25 Noon Fl. der Gr 10
~ Luse Aug. Is. 10 AM III. H. Meier. Sept 8 10 AM
from New Pier foot OF Sd ST., Hoboken.
Ito Bremen
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,1TsVe.. July 30. IL AM Trave.
Aug TO- Pm tfioh' zofn. Sept. I. Noon
%AIIer- Aug. H. 10 AM Werra AM
fCHohenzolern) formerly Kaiser VIM n
FROM Congress ST. BTooklyn Ferry.
OELRICHS & Co. NO BROADWAY
Louis H. Meyer South Third ST Phiia
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
Railroads.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin st. Station. York as fol-
lows and Is min. later foot West s2d ST.. N
.T.l0 M-For Intern. points Albany & Month.
% 40 A MD Rip Van Wrinkle Flyer Catskills.
Y1O;3O A M-Saratoga and Buffalo Express.
a M-(2l Lake Mohonk, Minnewaska Express
tIo.I5 M--(O-Catskili Mountain Express
y :OO z M-Chic3go Express.
sex p M-Cont Lin. Detroit &
.3.2b M-(4l Ulster Express Catssl Mts.
t3:IS z Nd For Hudson River Points Il Albany
.6:I5 p M-For Roch.. Buffalo, Cleve'd & Chicago
tI:J5 p M-For Roch Buffalo. Detroit & ST. Louis
.a.1b p M-For SYRIA. Roch.. Mag Falls. Det. & Chi,
spaily tDaily except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
rex No l. at 10: A NJ: at t10:45 NJ: TIE 10 p
NJ A at t3:Os P NJ. Leaves Jersey City p r. r. sta.
No / AZ TO as A |: . at til 30 A NJ t125o p NJ
at 1885 NJ tables principal hotels and offices.
checked hotel residence by
Fx G r LAMBERT Gen'l Passenger Agent ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lINI

HAMBWRG-AMERlGAN Lime.
TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE
Every Thursday
fL4MOUTH-CH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1oIIn1oa, July 25. ~ AM A. Victoria. A
r bismarck. Aug I. 10 AM Columbia Aug % 10 AN
bectschIand. Aug s. IL AM F. Bismarck. A.
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
Every Saturday
1,.-,, PLY oUTE-CEIER IERBOURG-HAMBURG. r
TTatflcla' July 20. AM Pretoria. Aug. IT. AM
Maldersee. July 2T PM .Phpnicia Aug "a noon
rISaIsaria Aug. 2, AM Patricia. Aug 81
HeilisSIF a, AuslO, 1:30 PM Wsldersee
ITO Hamburg direct
SUMMER CRUISE
SWEDEN RUSSIA and DENMARK from Hamburg
aug is, ny the yacht PRINZESSIN VICTORIA
LUisE 5000 tons $50 feet IonEl. All appointments
srlcty nrs-class. Attractive itineraries arranged
ertner particulars application
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE. 81 BROADWAY. ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-19

WHITE STAR LINE.
" NEW EENSrOwN-LIVERPOOL.
Oceanic July "a noon Celtic. Aug lS. P. NJ
Teutonic July 81 Majestic. Aug. IA,
Germanic. Aug; noon Oceanic Aug "a ESQ am
For passage freight general Information apply
WHITE STAR LINE
Pier 49, North River. Office Broadway. n. Y.
Evening journal., 1901-04-17

This smallpox epidemic IN Seaford
and neighboring towns, and the gen
eral fear and quarantine regulations
accompanying 1t, have had a paralyzing
effect upon business IN Sussex county.
And now that the State Board of
Health OF Maryland has threatened TO
quarantine the entire county ana to
isolate IL from all business and social
relations with the Eastern Shore, the
depressing effect of the visitation OF the
loathsome disease is intensified. The
Seaford News is pursuing an unwise
and unfair course in connection with
this epidemic. In the face OF the dec
larations Of the State and Town Boards
Of Health that the disease exists there
it persists in saying that it does not
and. worse than that, publishes state
ments that it exists in places which arc
wholly exempt from its presence. Such
Misrepresentation is well-nigh crimi-
nal.
Evening journal., 1901-04-17

The Union Republican policy for the
city election is to promote unity among
Republicans. They win make no propo-
sition for. or support any candidate
who proposes "a factonal fight or vic
tory as the result of the election, If It
can be avoided III, however. as we
have heard it intimated, such an intent
should crop out in the choosing of can
didates. It will be resented. Candi-
dates should ponder this assertion we'll.
-Addicks Organ.
No threats, please gentlemen. They
won't 90 for an instant At the pri-
maries the Republican voters will de-
eide who shall be the nominees, and
Republican aspirants will not be
frightened by the vaporings of an Ad-
dicks cabal. This is another assertion
that It may be well for certain men to
ponder.
Evening journal., 1901-04-17
PROMINENT Man
DIHN IN THB WEST
Death of James POiree, Well
known Here, Occurs in
IOdiana

J. Jackson Peirce, Of this city, has
received a copy Of the Public Press, of
New Albany, Indiana, containing the
following account of the death in that
place on April Of James Peirce:
james Peirce, a resident Of New AL
bany for many years, died last Satur-
day at his home in Corydon, of the in
firmities Of old age. He has been a
prominent citizen of New Albany since
the year 1912, until a few years ago
he moved to Harrison county and en-
gagged in farming He took charge of
the John Evans shipyard and helped
to build many handsome steamers
nearly sixty years ago. Mr.. Peirce Oper-
ated a box factory at the corner OF
lower Fifth and Market streets for
about thirty years. He was born in
New Castle county, Delaware, July 80.
1917. Mr.. Peirce has been twice mar
ried, and left but one child, a daugh-
ter, Mrs. II. H. Gustin, living at Pleas
ant Hill Missouri. His only son. Bay
ard Peirce, died several years ago. Mr..
Peirce since boyhood, had been a
member of New Albany Lodge, No. /.
Of Odd Fellows, of Jerusalem Encamp-
ment, the New Albany Veteran VOlun-
teer Firemen's Association, and COM
municant of Centenary NJ T. Church.
His body was brought here, and the
/ uneral took place on Monday after
loon from Centenary Church"
The deceased was a first cousin OF
Jackson Peirce's father, and mar
ried first cousin of Bayard Taylor.
If Kennett Square. He was born in
randywine hundred, near Sharpless
choolhouse, and left here for the
West in 1912. He was quite prominent
in the affairs in New Albany: had
served in Council and acted as mayor.
BENJAMIN Fraim. of Brandywine hun
dred, a brother of Robert Fraim, OF
this city. is his only surviving class
mate.
In September, 1899. Mr.. Peirce came
East to attend the National Encamp-
ment Of the G. A. r. in Philadelphia,
and at that time spent several days
here as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peirce and met many Wilmingtonians.
Evening journal., 1901-04-17

Last Winter a schooner was wrecked
in the Delaware bay near Ship John
Light. The captain made his way to
shore in a yawl. He was taken in and
cared for by a miller, and liked the
place so well that he remained there.
Last week he induced the miller to go
to Philadelphia. deserted him there,
hurried back to the house. eloped with
his wife and took the young daughter
and the miller's best team away with
him. This is an instance of base in
gratitude which would be met with a
shotgun in many sections Of the coun-
try.
Evening journal., 1901-04-17

Acting under the authority of a State
law OF recent enactment Governor
HUM has designated Friday, April &c,
as Arbor Day and Bird Day and. by
proclamation, requested it's general OBJ
sarvance by the planting of trees and
the teaching OF lessons Of mercy for
our feathered inhabitants. There
should be a far-reaching response to
this action by the governor. The chill
dren not only should plant trees. but
they should be taught what varieties of
trees TO plant 20 bring the best results.
And in this connection, why wouldn't {
II be a profitable thing for the State,
which wishes to restore its woodlands,
to make an Arbor Day appropriation
two years hence, the money so set
aside to be applied to the purchase of
young trees to be given to the school
children to plant and care for?
Evening journal., 1901-04-17
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Evening journal., 1901-04-17

Says that Democratic paper, the
Newark Ledger: Free Silver and I'm
perialism don't count" This is an n'evi-
dence OF a return by the Ledger TO the
first principles Of Democracy thai
Grover Cleveland has been talking
about.
Evening journal., 1901-04-17
Henrt nIsense oansed Dealh

George w. Joseph, aged 81 years. OF
No S49 Tatnall street. who for many
years has been night watchman at the
Vulcanized Fibre Works, Tenth and
Walnut streets. died suddenly at the
works last evening Of heart disease. He
leaves a wife and several children.
Evening journal., 1901-04-17

Although the Milford News and Ad-
vertiser, a Republican newspaper, Of
fened 70 print the Senate journal for
5S cents page the clerk OF the Senate
awarded the contract to the Dover
State Sentinel an Addiclzs paper, at Is
cents a page. The result IS that this
one piece Of Addicks fayoritism will
cost the people Of the State about $500.
Evening journal., 1901-04-17
RAHROADs
Ono
RAIL ROAD.

~ NNALAONUa
Schedule in effect November q, isoo.
Al trains illuminated with Pintson
| % EXPRESS TRANS.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware Ave-
nue. Station. for
NEW YORK, week days, SOL ss.M
,loez a. m; 'l2ls '2A, .s.6s, '5.1s CRoyal
Sol .Sss, Ills a. '' n.y.; sss. & %' .ssS gSndsy 2
(Royal Limited). '7n. '1os2 p. m.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, s5.0i.
TsSs ~ 80, T$9 's25, '9-s9. s1o52 1;oe a. m.
eol 'e.25, '6.2l, SIS, s7.42. s10.62 D. m. Sum
aayys, 'e;Vl, lso, $50 .S9. 1888. lib a m
~, 800. ssbs. ISIS (Royal Limited); eSI.
Chester. week days, $50. .ass. zso. nx.
S.@, sl05z u.os a m; '2st. 800, esd, ea5.
I,t, .l0b2 y. m. Sundays, 7S0 G60. q. sR.
l9Ss .n-s6 a m; '2s4. 400. GS5. '7.k2, s.Os
Atlantic clty.week days, 's5o a. m ;ss1A
~ and 's.2s D. m. Sundays. 7.S0 a m;
Cape Nay. Ocean city. v..k dsv.
so a. m; .2,sl p. m: Sundays. TsO a "a.
=. sea Isle City. week days, sa6o a M
:, ,ssliI%or. ana Washington. week days,
tls, 's.to, '457. $50 Royai Limited5. .SS2
'l0.lo p. NJ. Sundays, s416 s8M eM
a m; .l1.5s. '2.os. .4b7. $50 (Roysl Limit. MI
orl, e.45. 's.o4, '1016 D. m.
Baltimore and way stations. AK
80 p M daily except Sunday; s.0 .. M:
so p. m, Sunday only.
Newark, week days, s4ia. 6m. sgOk
'n.m a. m; T2.56, S1s, s11. GM sao1
? m. sundays, .4.1s, sS0f, Sos n m.f
'iz5e. 4b7 6.4S, 732 's0i D. m.
PlttHburg, week days ssOl a m. s4E.
lole ?. m Sundays. 'Sol .. m; sLsI,
slQi6 p. m.
Chicago. daily, 1904 a. m: .4s7 n m.
Cincinnati and St Louis, AIS IL MT
-lzb6 ana 'lO.l6 p. m, daily.
singerly accommodation, week days.
0bo a m; 3ls, SIS p. m. Sundays, 9os a
m; 048, 80 D. m.
Laneenberg. accommodation week days.
Sl9, 45l p m. Sundays. 64s p. m.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FoR
Baltimore, week days. $40 p. m.
Ianoenberg, week days. $40 a. m: a.l0
300 2, m. Sundays $40 a m; 645 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for WIZ
mington. week days 3 35, $50. =. 80, s10.26.
i. % a. m; '1229, 'ls7. 215, sso7. 40 40.
s5.s0, .5.4s (Royal Llmited) SIS. $50. '1S0.
$40. Tbs p m. Sundays s3.s5. 2. 80. 500
and hoo a. m; 1920, s1s7. 1.45, f10. $40.
ss.s (Royai Idmited).. ESQ. In. 's.io leSo
p. m.
Delmarvia Telephone No. lea
Rates 20 Western points lower than Via
any other hne r. d UNDERWOOD,
General Manager.
n. A. Miller. Passenger Agent Wiz
mfhgton. Del.
~ b MARTIN. NaA 81 Pasa rrAaiA
Evening journal., 1901-04-17
Why They Come

The lively trade at Max Ephram's is due entirely
in this city that we draw trade away from them. Where
else will you find such beautiful styles of Mems Suits
at prices ranging from $5 to SIS? The largest stock
and the lowest prices meet here.
Evening journal., 1901-04-17

II the report be true that the Board
Of Directors Of the Street and Sewer
Department has decided to retain the
entire Office force which operated un-
der the direction Of the board when it
was under Republican control. the pub
lie will be pleased, for It will be an in
dication thar the directors do not pro
pose to eQnvert the department into a