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BALTIMORE &OHne
RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect November 81 ia
All trains illuminated with PintSv,
Is EXPRESS TRAINS.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware A..
nue. Station for
NEW YORK, weekdays, sol, 1899 nm
a. m; 'l2.19, '2.S4. 1858. ISIS (Roysl In ~
sS 49, Ss ia. la5 a. i0 m p n q .sqad.y
tRoyal Limited). '742, 1Obs p. g % ~
PHILADELPHIA, weekdays. .5oi -
$50 $50. .s.25. 1898. .IO52 iiOs a ~ =,
l3is. .sS, sCo. .$:5s, .5;ls a,oyai LIZ
Sundays. 500. 7SO, $50. 1889 1853. .j1a
a. M: 1874, 300 1858, s5.1S, CRovni - ,..s
ited), 5S5. ZAP, 9.Os. .052 p. 10.
hester. weekdays, $50, $3.50. $50. .sa
es5s "A, -lo52 p m. Sunday. 100 sS
| ZAP, sos. I1O.52 p. m 10
atlantic City. weekdays. $3.50 m
sl2'iS '2 - y and '525 p m. Sundays. "
ape May. Ocean City. weekdays, ia
a. m; E2Si p. m, Sundays, TO a. N
sea Isle City. weekdays. $50 a. m
Baltimore and Washington, weekday.
lis. Cos. 'S04 'll.0l. a. M; .I25s - a,
3l9, $40, '4.57. 500 (Royal Limited
Sq 'lOl6 P; m. sundays. AIS, .so
g@ a. m; 'l2.5G. 200 '4.57. 900 (Roys
Limited, SAB. 's.04. '101e D. m.
baltimore and way stations, 655 a
3.l9 p IN. daily except sundays; a.t6 !,
m; 6;iS p. M, Sundays only.
lewark, weekdays, AIS, G55, ssOi, III Q
a. nj: sl25G 319. '457 G25, 500 n ~
Sundays, AIS. 'SO4 sos a. m: .i2 i.
457, 643, 7.32. 'S04 p. m.
PlttsburS, weekdays, sS0 a. m: 80
.lO1G p. m. Sundays, +S.N, a. M; .tii
.l0lG D. m.
,hicaso. daily, 'ao4 a, M; .457 D.
'incnnati and st. Louis. ALB a. ma
'l2.56. and '1016 p. M, daily.
Singerly accommodation, weekdays, az
a. M; $40, 6,?5. p. m. Sundays, goS ,
M: CAB, L32 p. m.
.andenberg accommodation, week -day-
3i9 4.57 D. m. Sundays, 643 d. M.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION Fo
Baltimore, week-ways, $40 .. M
> .andenberg, weekdays, S.4D a. m 4,
2 800 p. m. Sundays. $40 a. M; &. Is D .
y LEAVE PHILADELPHIA For Wilnln.
y ton. weekdays. s355. $50 s73O. 30
100 q. m, 'l22o, s1.37 ne. ,307, %
, $50. $50. .5.i Is (Royal Limited. 81
: $40. 30 $40. '1l.35 y. IN. SUNDAY
1875, $780, 500. HOO a. m; t12 90 y.
i,i5, H.20. $40 .6,4S. (Royal Limited
$50 $50. $40 1880 p. m
Il Delmarvia Telephone No. 1893.
X Rates 10 Western points lower than .
& my other line. Il. d. UNDERWOOD.
/ General ManaE,
/. 2. y. MARTIN. Man. of Pass. Train
H. A. MILLER, Pass. Agent, Wilmingt
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effect. This simplicity was only in the
unadorned throat which SO few women
can show with good effect, for the gown
was gorgeous in itself. The sleeves and |
upper part OF the gown covering the |
shoulders were of rich silver embroidery. |
while slver-spangled ganze covered |
the satin OF the gown proper.
sss
Flat rosettes made by any one who
knows how to do it are exceedingly styl-
iSh. \ dinner gown worn by girl the
other day had the low round neck set
with u row of them. The gown was sim
plc-one of white tafleta, and the rosettes
of the same material, with yellow cen
tres.
Warning is given to anglomaniacs that
the coming summer must he spent look
ing for the old-tmc spinning wheel
Queen Alexandra has fondness for the
| spinning wheel il is stated. on excellent
authority, and amuscS herself upon oc-
casions by spinning. She is fond enough
of her spinning wheel to have had her
{ picture taken with it. Could anything
more he said to prove the truth of the
statement? Old spinning wheels are still
to be found. but if they once get into
| the shop they cost rs much rs if they
were to be used only for Queens and
princcsses for spinning cloth of gold.
\ new narrow ribbon which is sold Mt
30 cents n piece. has been brought out to
take the place of the narrow velvet rib
bon. II comes in coorS, and is all ono
color. or in many pieces the centre Is
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w EsTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD

.onnecting with p. ". & b. r X. az
mon Station, Baltimore. Md
TAKING EFFECT NOV. &c. 1900
All trains leave Hillen Station as foe
ioWs: -
DAILY.
~ q, Fast Mail, Main Line. ". nu,
y X, and the South and * Smn-
day Y. " II. r.. Chambersburg MAJ
tihsburg and Winchester.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
,,=2 q, mLfork, =. and II. Division, anu
MAN Line east of Emory Grove. also
5 Darlisle ana G., and II. X. r.
IN i 81 stain Line Shippensburg, Fred
~ n;il. I'm and N. and W. ny
iNl2 z. m.-Accommodation for Union
iiildSe, YORK, Gettysburg.
% Accommodation for Union
II. Division. go
~ p, m:--Express Main Line points. alsc
hreuerick, Emmittsburg and Shippens
.%l . m.-Accommodatlon for Emory
~ p m.-Accommodetion for Union
~ , m.-Accommodation for emory
SUNDAYS ONLY.
i's, e. M accommodation for Union
lifidGe and Hanover
.3l =. M Accommodation for Uniou
% y, m. Accommodation for Emory
.0,la y. Accommodation for EmJry
Grove
Picket and Baggage Office III East Bal.
iitnOre street.
Al trains stop at Union Station, Penn
Station
j M. II BOD, b. III. GRISWOLD.
General Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agent
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REAUTIEY THE PARKS.

Public parks are thr peoples holiday
grounds. They are The breathing and
rest places nr cnngrstrd populations, and
next TO good water. and good sewage
system arc the most valuable promoters
of the general health and happiness sub
ject to public control Parks are not
Injuries hut nccrSSitirS. They are not
established for the few hut for thr
many For the tens of thousands of the
people who live III cities. in narrow noisy
streets amid the dust Of constant travel
and the odnrs Of cutters and sewers. til"
parks are the only places - which they
can escape for breath If clean cool
air for the lungs ana il broader vision fnr
the eyes the only place whore contact
with the trees The Grass. the rocks. the
flowers aud the running water that have
come 80 lr recognized aS thu great mem
tai and moral health givcrS o. humanity.
As in the supply Of water and provisions
for sewage. there Should 10 no pennriouS
scrimping in the bcauiifying and caro-
for parks.
City Council di1 well il is provision
for tile Park Commission Tlr no other
way could tho $4,000 appropriated for
the parks be- spent for greater or more
direct benefits 10 the people, and it should
be spent as near e. their homes AZ cir
cnmstanres will permit. Kirkwood park
Oh the East ana p"lamoru park "a thr
West should b. cared for III 4 way to
make them more attractive nnl c0nSc-
qnently more used hH the people who
live near them It is The case with which
Those parks ~. rrarhra andthrircpu>tult
uSr by people who cannon make lnng
Journeys that make them valuable, ana
there are plrmy II people who live nral
them 10 whom journey 70 Rrandywn,
park is difficult undertaking alui on,
rarely enjoyed, and these are they t,
whom tn parks arc We liz creates
value.
The great park " tile city i Brandy
wine park. and III Rarurul advantage
none in the cnuntry is more beautiful
Tie section 10 thc park nearest " In
centre Of tile city offers greater oprol
tmitirS for effective work III making
beautiful Than any portion. and in il
proximity 10 thr homes of the masses d
The prop" would appear ~ have III
greater claims for immediate attention
The upper portions NJ this park ar" 4
ready very beautiful. The work thrl
hcing beneficial in several ways. ~
grounds have been secured ANA the In,
Of the park largely increased. The ne
driveways open inaSe longeT drir,
through the most beautiful natnr
scenery possible. Bnt thc misses IL pat
users must walk. II is for these that Il
lower portion of Brandywiu" Park IL
great attraction, ana I'LL thai can
done 10 make il attractive ought to
done rs early aS possible. The area +
this we think lies between Market Sire
and Adams street. or course we u
aware that much has been done the
There was Il demand fnr il in The IA
that much Of the beauty Of that porti
Of it had been destroyed. The old ~
banks had fallen away; the trees h
died. and the water had left the he'd
the stream. The loss of the water by I
destruction Of the first and second da
across the Brandywinc, At West y
Adams streets, has entailed the mi
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he was requested to do, he confesses to
gusting. He was afraid somebody would
say that he had been boughtor bribed;
he was afraid of Islander that could
have affected only his reputation, and
disclosed character that is despicable--
\ cowardice that is the meanest of hui
man instincts.
| 1t is TO this quality in human nature
| that the Anti Addckstes have appealed.
/ They have assumed that every one of
: these .'Seven men" are moral towards;
and have acted accordingly, Ii is assert
! cd, in the extracts we have quoted from
the Ledger. that letters commencing
these SevcH men have come to them from
every class of citizens, from Maine to
Florida. and from New York to Cali
fornia ana now il is aleged-"that hay
ing been complimcnted everywhere" IL
amy of the seven did vote for .Addicks
there would hs Immediately charge that
other motives than desire to benefit the
administration changed their views"
What does that mean?
1t is II threat. The game has been
trapped. and the trappers are ready to
kill it, The Anti-Addckstcs having de-
cidcd upon the quality Of men with
whom they had to deal, arranged for the
complimentary letters to appeasc any
uualms Of conscience which these 'Sever
mon" might feel over the betrayal of til,
Republicans Of this State and having
done this. having advertised it and ais
advertised the unswrrving loyalty o
these men to the Anti-.Addicks cause
have their game trapped and are read,
10 Kill it To prevent its escape. Henc
The threat: which. put into plain Englisl
! for .NddickS we will charge you with hav
ing sold ynnr vote
That il the key to the situation. Tha
4 the situation. The bosses Of the Ant
n AddickS ring are standing over sevc
!. members or The Delaware State A
+ Semhr with whips of scandal. of prt
) mcditatcd lying, and daring these repre-
j sentatvcs Of the people TO do what til
Y people elected them to do, under pain {
: being falsely charged with selling the
votes. And this is being done under IL
. guiSe of political morality. Men VII
= have been coddlcd into the notion tn;
:, thcy are moral heroes, are being held
i cheek hy threats such as are etfectiN
u only nu moral towards.
p There can be 10 morality on cith
:, side Of such a contention. a threat
such Il ease is the last defense of hyp
III ll.iSy nnl H. Who hrcds II convictS hi
p self Of cnwaric of moral cowardiee.
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pENNSYLV ANIA r. r.
THE STANDARD RAIL. ..rn,cA
ROAD OF AMERICA
R1I,rINORE, RAit ROAD.

che iule in effect April Y 1901.
lrains Leave Wilmington as follows
For philadelphia (express). l5l. 30Z, ~
An 7Ia 75O, $50 SIS, 9.95, lO,ll, lO w, lV,es,
Il "a I,S2. i. 45 a. m. x12.16, Ia. 200 w:
45S, SOL, 500. SO 6,57. IN, 9.OO, ana ~
Accommodation. $40, 40. $40. HOO a. m
1890 g32, 400 5.25. 6S5, and l0.sS p ~ 40
For Chester (expressl, In, i2o, o.So. 80
5O g. TO- $50, 30, 10.ll, H. y, IL ", u No. a.
M i,s7, S00 AIS, 6O7, 657, and s.O6 p, m
Accommodation. 6,lO. ITO, HOO. a. m
Il. 80, 2.32, 400. b.25, 6.S5 and 1915 y. M r.
For New York Through expressl, I'oi
5O2. 9S5 Dining carr l0S2 1872. ll, G,rl
M. xl2l6 dining Carr, LIZ GJlning Caiy
I 3.li, BW, $40 (Diniug Lar-1 r,t aua 90 =
G2ndee6lng va s sS SF 49, SO
\ 335, 1911, so, 1l.52, LAD m. 10y, l.s,
/ 2S2, Sii, ass, 5.O7, 6,o7, 6.57, Ill, 9i6' and
1919 y m. v a. :,
Nv For = Newark Center and intermediate
stations, 7.37 a. m. and $50 p m. eoo
Baltimore and Washington, 40, em
glO 1913 and l.05 a. m. l?.O5, Ely ~ p
l5e 3.5l, 400. 5.25, 'S.O5, 6.4d, TU5, 100 OIL
Q. m. and les night
Baltimore and intermediate stat'ohs
SO, al, d u y. III, ELS m9ht
Leave Philadelphia, Broad st -eet. 70
Wilmington 1expressl, S.b0ss I2oS 52S, ~ ~
l023 l1.23 lI.33 a. m, x 2;56, LIZ, = ~ Z. y
t,EJ 80,
80, G55. ISL, ll.25 liz p. n. ana ~
"a Accommodation &c sc. 7.8o, 9l2, lbs .
nj, %. go Oh ii9, G2I a.3s, l0.22, az
SUNDAY TRAlNS.
Fof Philadelphia teSpress) l.bl. wv.
100, g35, 1882, 1852, Has a m, 49, 30,
1863. 6O7, $50, III. 9.06. and 9,l6 2 NJ.
Accommodation. 7i0. $40. S.5S a. nj
l2l4, 200. 400, J.25, i.2S, and 1913 p. IN.
+. For Chester Cexpressl, n, f.2U. w
HAS a. m, 1.S7 10, a.5S, 500, ana so1
IN,
. Accommodation. 7l0, $40 SIS. a. m
l2i4, 200, 400, SIS, 7.2S. and 1913 p. m
+ For New York; through eXrrresa;l,, -
o. 935 Dining Carr. 1882, lO62, l.45
NJ, ia (Diung car, 100 $50, SO lh
ing Carr. III, 9.16 y. m, connecting "
8road street station, Philadelphia. AZ
10, SO, 935 ll.ij u. M, l.M, 800. II
i5S, So, III, and i0.4S y. m.
For Boston, without change, iii p m.
Baltimore and washington, 4.35, 81
}. Ols a IN, 12.G5, 1913, l.50, 3.5l, 400 d.
u %. G.46, 1856 Sill y. m, and l.O5 night
Baltimore and intermediate station
il3 D. M. 1918 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, f
I, Wilmington texgressl. 800 7,20, liza, II.
i. m, l1S 3iS, 3.29, 44G SOS, b.25 Cos 81
I3l SIS, ll,a6, LIS D. IA, and l2.20 Nigh
Accommodation. s25. 9l2 1876 a. n
22g. 2.a2. 61S s,SS, and 1922 .. m.
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WANTED Every one to know that
"Th" Acme Tailor System" dress cutting
school. damaged by fire. has opened
again-l.rarn the best and simplest
method-Only n few lessons required
for complete trade 200 scholars in Del.
For testimonials and terms and how to
get one free, address
NINE. VAN VOORHIS.
7O5R Market st.
Open Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings. Wanted, dressmaker,
splendid opening.
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FEMININE FRILLS.

\ woman who likes contrasts and who
Knows thai dark furniture n",'iS tighten
me- has the biggest sofa cushions; on
r,u.0rt llcr room i furnished IN black
onk. On" piece IF furniture is sofa,
blaad ana deep. ON either end Of this
hp has Il pillow at least q yard and
quarter square filled With down ana
covered With red,
The gr who has her dark blue letter
palnr marked with her address in white
luttrf. write, On the paper with white
iiil> ANA when the letter is written seals
II with white sealing WAX. sits back in
hor chair ANA looks NJ The result of her
Efforts with great Joy III is Scrump-
llnts." shr says, II looks simply gor-
.:cnis.
White i'll, costs usually about Il cents
Il nHtlc. and il must hr we'll shaken be
i,lc usrd The only trouble with it is
thr effect /, The ink is spilled. The effect
4 i ia, guml II hlnck ink il Spillcl, but
there is /, certain literary appearance,
| 'vhirh i not tile case with the white ink.
4 II appears h il the writer had been
4 either making pics Or playing with the
wlitowash lnnsh and rather more the
Iater than tho former.
Our woman who always seals her let
trl- when She has time and thinks il is
worth While uS,S white wax, ana is has
certainly la'ly like appearance An
olcr woman uses wax the color Of the
lettering Of her address or the mono
lrnm ~ hcI letter paper. and another
woman ALWAYS nsS the wax the color
ut iii" paper She is using mt the time.
MAX is i good thing 10 nSc in sending
u ~ltrp IN which there is anything Of
yaMr. y letter that is merely closed
with III" mucilagc On the envelope can he
oprurd and coSrd with the aid Of a little
~tram and i little muciagc so that nc
ono would know il had been tempered
with 1t is more difficult to open n let
iu thnt is scaled. and il cannot DO re-
scaled 70 look MS before.
Linen for the tahlc--dollies Of diff
rcrnt Kinds ana ccntrepicccs come Will
hin, 'ue linen. centres and heavy liner
coorod lncr around The edge There are
napkins edged with the linen lace, set il
II little III tho corner to make it deeper
and give Il more ornamental appearance
compile OF inches inside is il broad lin,
u ,lrawnwork. and inside this in the cor
Ncl' thr monogram in white. Every on,
would not lill" this. hut there is ccrtainl,
a charm about some Of tho linen which
@,",% with these pieces. which has plaiI
i h,nAtitcll"d edges and monogram ON
hroi'lrrcd on the white in the linen col
/ "rotl Toss HI" combination of ln"ncolo
and white is always good. One can So
hat in the materials for gowns and In
j trimmings this year.
! Nn English girl who waS married re
crntlv had for wedding gown Il gcnuin
rlnpirc Dress without even the cffcc
q Of i waist that somc Of thpS" quain
/ frockS have. Two oval pi"ccs Of silvc
II tissue from under the arms fitted Snugl
I over the bust. AMI below that the gov,
= hung to the floor in soft lines The nee
was cut round, ana not even jcwclc
It collar took away the plainness of tn
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
pHII.A. AND READINGlRAILRoAD
Wilmington Division.)

Time Tail in effect March 18th 1901
TRANS leave Wilmington, French Stree
station for Eismere Junction, Mons
ague, Cossart, Chadd's Ford Junctin4
'ocopson. West Chester Embresyilb
Morionville, Coatesville and intermedins
n; daily 2.l5 snd 40 p. M Sunday onI
For Waynesbnrg Junction, Elye-oc
no intermeaiate stations. daily e1ce'
p m, Sunday only at sos a. m
For Joanna, Birdsboro. Reading and =
5t 3 e. stations 9nsi daily. except sunde
sunday only, SOC a. no.
For further information passengers ~
referred to the ticket agent at the ~
ton.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philatelphia. Chestnut street wharfa ami
| nuth -trcet WHAT f1r atlantic City.
| Weekdays Express 900 a. M. Saturdays
! " go, 60, 500 GOO, 7,l5 p, m. Accomno-
~ soo 3 m, $50 m: Sundays express,
dallt y. 90 ., nj. 800 y. m.
cave ATLANTIC CITY DEPOT Weekday
! Express %. 9O0 10 - a. m, $50 $40 & 90
~; Accommodation . G5 q. M, i.o5 j. NJ.
suhdays EXPRESS 10 10 q. M. 4 30. $50 800 T.
Accom- uodat1n-7.l5 a, M lO5 y. IN,
Paror cars on all express trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA.
| Foi CAPE MAY and OF Fan CITY-W.ekdnys
Vi5 O. M i'l5 r. m: Sundays-9 Is a. nj
south St., a00a in. Add ionai for Car O Mny
" Weekdays 5G0p m
FOR SEA ISLE CITY, eekdays.only-9 Is a
m 800 D. m.
SEW YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESS
caves new YORK Liberty Sticctl 3.jU II In
ATLANTIC CITY, s 30 a. IN
Detailed time tables at ticket offices
g Bl2SLER. Gen. Superintendent.
'DooN d. WEEKS, Gen. Pass. AGENT
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
Just in at
TURNER'S
Our Spring Specials

Beef. Wine and Iron, regular SOC, bot.
tie at BIC. or three bottles at $1.05.
hebig Extract Of Beef, 40c. size at 2Sc.
orr bottles 81 10. New goods Just in.
A bargain in Canned Peas, New York
June, l0c 81 10 doz.
DRIED FRUITS.
We have the best grown thoroughly
ripe California Apricots, lie. are ea.
pecially fine.
Fine California Prnnes, 6lh, 25c
COFFEE.
Our G. and s. Blend is today without
an equal, rich old mellow COFFEE q,
PC. Alb 81 co.
And 1T lSc. or BIB SOC. we offer on,
special Blend is tine strong Coffee Xix,
genuine ola laguayra rich and strong
SOLICITING YOUR COFFEE TRIAL
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08

.l'hnsr IrXas wells that are Sp"utinE
flqn 500o To- 100000 barrels of oil u day
trc attracting attention merely because
M political campaign is going on.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08

The banker down at Monte Carlo is re-
ported 10 h. III cold sweat for fear J
pierpont Morgan Missy decide TO stop off
there.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08

ThiS T. i good time for people % quit
lp,'ng their dogs run At aren.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
COL. JOHN WAINWRIGHT,
Late 9Sth Pa. Vols.
EXPERT PENSION AGENT

Offices No. West Seventh street. vii.
lington, Del. Widows pensions secured
II from 40 10 90 days. Slow cases
urried up. If You want quick pension
write TO me for papers and instructions.
lnish war pensions procured.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
DENNSYlNA&iA RAILROAD.
Trains Leave BROAD street %tntinn
Dnins Car daily AMeck days
Except Saturday
fOlt IIln AnE.

FOR HE ISL.
@ a. m. d,ily, litt,rus, enic.g, Gin
G!nna4 Louisville 9Ha ~ lo4is yDin-
49, a. n daily fer l.;iaburg ara chi
sAgo. (Ma coaches % nlsyhirtgl lin
Ted to Two g5uiLet par,"r eass.
.sy Y m daily, lA.nlteG, l1itlsburg
Chicago, C!avelNnd, To!r4o, C!nrinna il
Louisville aGj 81 louis DINING carr
.-5 Y n dailp, PitiaDurS aud Cirveland
I&O q M daily, PIttaDa'R, l"ledn, Cht.
800, Hd$lSlAS VA Ctneiunatl and
Iouisviilel, indianapolis ana ST Louis,
- p. n, daily, PittsDnrg, Columbus. In.
a.anapods, Louisville and 50 Louis
y % H. IN daily, P!ttsbuTS ana Chicago
Tor Toledo except Saturday.
Cleveland
y 90 y. N dairy, Pittshurg and Chicago
dai!S i@r NnoXNiir wa Shenandoah
NNley raHtl tDr GitEelAug except M
urlay.
i4oeK Haven Express . !425 Il N
Niagara. Rochester, Rusfaia
and Kane Eaprros. rs 40 H. m
-lmira aaa Rer~y3 llxnrrss xl2-i i III
Attiiiiemsport Express sunday
aalfalSo i@'ii L. .'' fsapo- g. !" ~
; !s3'a H. ,iaaai3 aaa l.rte I" +. r
l:9,chester, buffalo ana Erie : = :"
,almberlana valley Ratroad t'y 10 !"
n, -, 80, ll20 =. m. weekdays
S1nday. 40 and l12O p. IN.
SiHu TEIKILL DIVISION.
'ar Phoenlxvile Pottstown ana Read
! ing, b.l5, $40 ana 1919 a M. l252 tSat
lrady 9onlHl lao 40 525, 7j3 and lI5
| p !, m. IN s9adag5 m50 900 ana s.22 u ii.
l23a Gn2 ahi S % .. m. Phoeniyviil,
only 1 K A. r. aAd iiS and 552 p. N
F?r "a i s,t y 4 40, lo.ly ", =
| h.'' wv m. ana G02 D. m.
FOR NhM YORK,
hNpress. Weekdays, 800, 405, 40 500
S,lS. sou hGd s %, 500, $50, 'l02L II .Gy
a5 and I'll Hill l 4 az no99 a ! 3s5 gmsq y
400. 500, $50. 600 7G2. : G5 and iSS
z, n. and 1902 night stlnlavs \ ~
w. 49, b 90, ELS, SIS, 950 'lD2i, j ID
tied, AND, $50 $50, G.35, %os y 4, *. ~,
iN0O p. IN, ana l202 nirht
re- Gossah without cAan6c, lG5f IN week
n ills and SO y. u daily
For Sea Girt Asbury Parlr, Dccnn CROW
Long, Branch, s20s ll.0a a m. and IA
&lnd 4.ol p, m, weekdays.
o. "a ia1 d.. vile, Easiyn and Scranton
h"p, WV 4. M. 1900 noon, 352, 90, liam
\ heTtNllle ana EastOii pniYl. week M "
aLd coz p. M daily Buffalo g0i n n
a LW noon weekdays ana 702 D m
Leave Market street wharf as follows.
ia H1M lhR, hSftcSl 9t0, 90 ~ NJ
For Long Branch, win Seaside Park 9.
q, IN, week days II
'of Island Heights, S&5 Il ii. an,: II !
~ weekdays,
FOR ATLANTIC cry.
Leave Broad Street station Via patovya,
1IVer BridEe, cypress $40 a. NJ m,
l.ad p N Sundays, s91 a 10 i.rd -
r. IN " 1
Leave Market street wharf rxnreee !,
N. and 200. go and SIS -, m SIM
iays. 500 ana 1910 a. IN
FOR CAPE NAY, SEA tsLF CRY
OCEAN CITy.
Avalon, Stone Harhor, Au2trsea villa
Mood ana Holly Bea .n--cxpress. o0n I
~; ana 40O p. m week days Stliu:, y,
a.OU o. m. 3''"''S
For SONS g a point--Express, geo a. n
Sundays, 800 and 1000 a. m. ''''S'
The Union Transfer COniu;tnv viii All
residences. H''e'S an
j. b. HUTCHINSON, 4 r. waar,
asnerA Manager, Gen. Pass, Axsn,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway - Express $40 p m
tally, sleepers to Port Tampa, Augusta
;Gmphis and New orleans and Th6maEvilt
thu sdays only; 7 80 i. M, daily sleaIrrs e
New OreaIs Macon, Memphis, Nashville. VIII
,shyiilG md Hot springs.
atlantic Coast Line EXPRESS l2lS p IN daily
>leepcrS 10 charleston, Jacksonville, Macon
urt Tampa Sundays only, ihnmsonvillt
upsddya only; LED III daily, seepars L
edmond and Jacksonville,
Chesapeake and ONE Railway s.ll p
o. daily dining car, and sleepars to
'incinnau
SeaboarI AIT Line Express 4.35 n m
ia!ly, sleepeIs to New Orleans and Jack
'JHyillc Florida and Metropolitan Limited,
I n9 " m laily. slQrpels to jacksonville
FOR EUtFEAEO.
Via L prorium Junction, $50 a, N. and % i
III daily.
Via Canadaigua >.a9 q NJ week days, 5 30 y m
eScrl ,atafdag, and II 2Op m. laiiy,
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-05-08
F. P. Turner,
Seventh and Market,
WILMINGTON. della WARE

SECURITY TRUST AND SAFF
DEPOSIT COMPANY.
so Market St, Wilmington. Del.
CAPITAL Gun paid $5Oo,OO0
SURPLUS Si5O,OOO
Authorized to Act az
TRUSTEE EXECUTOR. ADMIN
ISTRATOR, GUARDIAN As
SIiNEE, RECEIVER, REGIS.
TRAR AND AGENT.
Transacts
GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS.
Allows Interest ON Deposits
Loans Money on Mortgages and
Other Good Securities.
Attends to the
Management Of Real Estate and to
the Collection and Remittance Of
Rents, Interest on Securities and
Dividends on Stocks.
Rents Boxes
In it4 New Bnrgu|ar and Fireproof
Nanlts, Makes ample provision in
its Stnre Room and Vaults for the
Safe Keeping OF Securities and Valu.
able Packages placed in ts custody,
Keeps Wills without Charge.
BENJAMIN NIELDS, President,
| WILLIAM K. BRINCKLE,, Vice-Presl
JAMES B. GARRISON, Treas and Sec.
JOHN S RUSSEII. Trust Officer.