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The sun., 1901-08-16
Xirtues's Rewards.

s f.. KiSrr IN Chicago Record Herald.
.lhr EIby th,r's good lies AL iay long,
10yiug away with ills t""S,
And uu one fingers IA crpur hlm I song
On lessen his itllr w",s
Ihr Mby that's good nr.l'ct'" H.
Where the sun shncs into MS hnking
eyes
.knd the llirS trol over his nose.
The llby that squall, MI LAY, all night,
+ nolllrr's sweeI, Retieps pt =
SHE funtlrs aud rocks him with AL hrr
Hluht.
.%nd leaves everything rl>r upset:
III Hby hit only knows how I" sa'lnli
l~ dandh.l AMI wnpersl and always 1T
III
Tlc care that thrrc is e ct
l'he ml, who quietly tells AWAY,
with ncvcl i rltiIt nor sigh.
lust doing hs hnt day after Jay;
With hopes 81 the Ry-ad W.
| Whn m,rly accepts whit thr world a"-
cords
Ron,iycs hut few of tie sweet r,wa Is
! Ful which tir successful trf
4 rhn m,n, who demands thr h"st tier" is
Mho ask Il The po"lrs' may
Though others have stronger claims t'Hl
his.
Takes thc rair"~t gifts away:
rhr man who asks may haNr llttlr wnrtl
i,rt nc g"t~ liz, hest that there X u
earth
For s;Siu. lii little say
The sun., 1901-08-16
Wilmington Wonderful Cure.
She Walks Better Than She Has
for the Past Nineteen Years.

William w. 'Tallcy SAYS: My daugli
ter was par;Ilyzed at the agr of three
years, since which time She has been dol
icate and lame having had To- use y brace
for the last ten years and the last four
anu mas had to he CARRIED ;inOuI rTEp' in
infant. This WAS her ease when mn
her under Prof i. Townsend and ~
treatment and electric appliances. IN
five weeks after she walked on two
crutchrS Two wetks after that She
walked without crnch or cane. ana nov.
she can walk AL eYr Wilmington. whcn
for twenty years 81 had been lame anl
delicate. She prrshtcd Prof. j. TowE
send with her crntlhcS and brace This
is indeed n great pad wonderful clrc
She is well now AL travels all around.
1Ial 1t is a Surplis'to her many friends
Ito see her rcstorcdlfter twenty wears Of
latllictiOn
YM. w. TALEFY."
THIS lady, now Mrsl1dwarlS. resides NJ
l12O1 Jefferson strei
Now, | Prof. Tonscnd do challenge
all physicians i'll l'NsNlvanin and Del
aware on NY cures this city. my trnat
lm"t anI annllhn6"Fnd office. tho lly
lone in The State. sfercrS come, can
cure yon as havhthcrS if you cant
, come to in" ! can de to you. any part
lof the State. Onl ono that can rive
massage tr"atmcnto olico G15 King 81
Wilmington, Del. 10 Agents
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THE HOUSEWIVES CORNER.

without whipped cream OH top.) Allow
one cup of strong coffee, one cul, of sugar
to ona quart OF cream. Beaten white Of
one egg added when half frozen. lney-
peilsive and delicious.
CHAT WITH THE HOUSEWIFE.
ABOUT THE HOUSE.
Grass stains may be removed with nlcn.
hol. or they may he washed with kerosene
which will turn the stains brown. Til't
brown will disappear by washing the gar
nients in soap and water and drying them
in the hot sun.
Spots On Narnisll-SpotS that are not
deep nor of long standing may be !"
moved with Kerosene. Pour Il little Of
the oil on the spot and rub with piece
OF iannel If the spot is deep and Of
long standing. rub it with linsccd cil and
powdered rottenstonc.
To Clean Willow Ware Make a paste
with fullpr's earth and soapSuds. Kun
the solct article with this. then rinse
with cold water and wipe aS dry as
possible. Place the article IN Il current
OF mir that il may br thoroughly dried
rs quickly Ms possible
Pine pillows-rhcse are made from III"
leaves ;ir" striped from the branches hl'i
balm fir. not the common pine. Th"
put in the pillows. This is I'LL the prcpn'
ration required You must always bc
careful Il, wear thick gloves when strip
ping the leaves from the branches.
Border on Wall Paper If the ceiling
is a low one it will br wise 10 omit the
border on the paper as II tends 70 max"
a ceiling appear still lower. II high
studded room place the picture moulding
about eighteen inches from the ceiling
and in u low-stuldrd room only few
inches from il.
African Fibre is made from the long
gray moss which grows OH the trees IN
the warm. moist climate of some Of the
Southern States. II is an air plant. and
il, like flax rotted to remove til" outer
covering. When this is washed off tl2
dark fibre has the appearance Of horse
hair. II is not durable like hair. but
rs it is cheap il is extensively ltsrd
for filling mattresses. cushions. etc.
Compare n sample of the fibre with oil'
of real hair and you will Soc the differ
rncp.
Cleaning Oil Paintings Artists some
times use Il raw potato fer this purpose.
Cut off The end Of the pntatn AMI rub
the painting very gently with the cut
end. As fast as the putatn hrcou,s :
soilcd cut off 4 thin Slice and continue ia
usr il until the whole surface is clean,
Another method is tn rub the Suilrd sur
face with the finger wei in warm water.
IL the dirt is very hard and old use oil
instead Of water. Let il rest for u few
hours so that the dirt may hr Snftcn"d,
then wash off with sponge aud tcpi,l
SlidS.
The sun., 1901-08-16

occurs to ms to say that II the prisoners
at the new workhouse are TO work and
earn money, the first lien upon that
money earned is held by the wife and
children. or the aged parents of sucll
prisoners. 1t is upon these people who
are leH 1T home, that the burden of the
laws viiidication falls, and by it, the i'll
nacent are made to suffer for the guilty
The prisoner is often in comfort, is
well fed, clothed and housed. while the
wife and mother. and children are sur
fpring all the discomforts Of hunger.
homelessncss and destitniion; they are
TOO often neglected by the charitahly
inclined. The stigma of the fathers his
grace sticks to them. and they are count
ed unworthy because of his fanlt. IL
may he that these thoughts about the
matter do not apply generally: we fear'
however. that they do so apply: ana u
they do, is the fact not of sufficient iii
portance, rs Il feature of the REFORM
movement to demand thoughtful conSid'
crntion? Is the State ready. and ar" the
good people who are conducting TINS
movement ready to SLY. that tins Is ~"
place, and this the way to begin cur
taincnt of expenses with view to
financial reform?
il il within the contemplation of the
law. that persons deprived Of their liberty
as n punishment for crime. should con-
tribute hy their labor to their own sup
port. And again. admitting hat il may
bp that such is the contemplation of ihc
law. l. il within that contemplation or
the law that the pri.1hnr should cnntri-
butte an OF the proceeds of enforced la
bor during imprisonment. TO the STATE
for his support?
The sun., 1901-08-16
utl pBAlI'Moalso Gnu

schedule In effect May, 10. 1901.
All trains Illuminated with PintscS
fixJ O. Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware Ave-
SEw NJ s'35ISR %SRK 'r ss s asSs ss Is s ssys @
4 ai%lt.s 81 'sm ss 4s E SSs % Rg g. r. sss ssneSy s
sae 5HataP9Ef:sH9saA.s .sss 2sd :s9a sssS sss iSss
.l2is PIP So Is .Sis ns iR0yai snsaS hmsise1
s sSi. o. 7sS sS' So 49, .sss. % 10 s. .iiss a.
2.45. .s59. '5is Royai Eimted); 6s5. T4Z,
.,s :1S5s isss days sss .sss q %
:l9ss M M sqHdaSs gs g. g. H. ~ sss Ss iSs
p. m.
xis A's"ss H. sy ss sfss Isis % and Ss PM M. sum %
days. 79o and 9.3s q m. Big 2; m; ,,o
! vla.l9 x2.a5 and x3,59 p. m. Sundays 7.2o q
y" sca a lie z CIV. " week days, 1850 q. M. xI2.is
xs.s6 and xa'5s p. m. sumo ass, 2So D m.
gsltnSre s .sS aad .lsi MashinsiSn a Ssss esys
$40. ..i57 $50 ,Royal Limited. .s.o4.
loie p m ,sos s"aday..c a5 .cso IN Royai % Lmlied nit
'Is; Baltimore i 0 and way way stations. s5s a. m.
sls m saiIg s,,ngav exGsRt only sunday 40 = m.
Newark wsss sday5;s III III s5s, s5s :soss :sca
o. m, Sundays, '4iS. 'S04, 9.6 a. m;
lie Sc. '457, 655 s.42, '10.16 p: m.
Pittsburg, week days, 800 a. m; 451,
| 10is p. m. Sundays. 's.0i a. m. HS7
'l0.1 y. m. r,
Cincinnati and St Louis. 4.18 a. m:
r256 and @1116 p, m daily.
Singerly accommodate ton. week days.
IS n. M: s1s, 6lO p. m. Sundays, 96 a.
n; GEE. S.42 p. m.
Iandenberg accommodation, week days.
leave MARKET STREET STATION
| for Baltimore. week days. 2i5 p. m;
20 n. m Sundays $40 n. m; 6 So p. m
| LEAVE PHILADFIPHIA for VII
mington, week DAYS. '3sh. 65o Y 20 ~. 2s.
ii 90 n. m; III. 20. .l37 215, .307. 420. 70.
4 30 SEAS Royal limited. sh. BE- I'D
%. 40. .1135 p m SUNDAYS. 35. aO sm@ "
md 100 n. M: s1220 'lM A. " ~.
s5tS (Roval Limited. 5.55. 73o, TAO 's4"'
1870 n, m. a..
Ratos to western points lower than vnn
INV other line. 1xv,.
| II A. miller. PASSENGER Agent, wh-
d. r. MARTIN. Man. Of Pass. Traft,c
The sun., 1901-08-16
sCHUYLKILL DIyISIoN

Fer PhoenixviIle, Pottstown ana eooa
J ing, 6.f5. $40 and 1918 a M. 1252 fsat
fdy snndays ssn,yi 1so "a t1O 5ss 7ss ana ii 6
1924 sos and $50 p ~ m. ah1 phoeni1v51,. s@ Z; n,
only: only. 5;26 a. m. and AS and 552 D. ''rr' m
For Pottsyille. 66, s1o, 1919 n m >,
ss.i9 sl9 and a. 7SS p. m, weekdays. SUNDAY
nv s2S a. m. and 6.02 D. M
FOR NEW YORK,
55is; $50. zss. s2S. sSs. go. o. .loa IT, SSS SS
S5 ana Vi, @ mp po14 iaS .ssS. !ss5 sd a5misfa q
100. 500. 1856. 500. 7.O2, sos and and ~ SSV
pioz m; a, and a. 1902 night. Sundays, o% sao
9s a. m =" .ls ~ ss' fss ia 70 y 20 l9s 1i2o
tied, aid. $50 .55s. Gas ~ ~ Ky - ~ dm, I'm
rnp 19.@ pp.,, p. M, and 1902 night. 'O' anu
rvr weeb1sN bk11sron VI without change 1s.JO a. M,
FOR Sea Girt. ,Asbury Park, ocean Grove
Long Branch, s.2O 11.O3 a. M and I1Ss ss,
ana 400 p. M weekdays ' o,o'
For Lambertville. Easton and Scranton
b; p.aD; wy a. m. 1900 noon, 352, 500 diam.
bertyilie and Easton only), week.davs
- an1 ~ 6G p M. daily. Buffalo. 9O6 a. m,
daily " ''oN p' m
Leave Market street Wharf as fo,,.ws.
'4E = "a new " YORK a, Express, 800. $50 a. IN.
FOR Long Branch. via Seaside Parl Q or
a. m. weekdays "' o'o
For Island Heights. sa5 a. m. and 400 n
m weekdays. ''
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Broad Street Station via De,o mo =.
River Bridge, express, $40 a, m. and
IVo p. m. Sundays. p.3 a. m and 7M
p. m. ' '."'
Leave Market Street Wharf. exprass M
a. m and 200, 100 and sis D. m. Sim.
days 800 ana 1000 a. m. 'ui'
FOR CAPE MAY, SEA ISLE CITY
OCEAN CITY.
Avalon. Stone Harbor. Anglesea. wild
mood ana ~ Holly Bea1h-express, 500 a
800 p m. :" ouhuays
For some-s' Point, Express 800 a ~
s1nd, smn a,o, 4;gS 20 and Els p. m. week days
Tne Union Transfer Company viii con
Tor and check baggage from hotels ana an,
J. B. HUTCHINSON u woon
'A~ssrn' MANAGER Gan Pes. iSL.
The sun., 1901-08-16
DHILA. AND READING RAILROAD
wilmington Divislon.)

Time table in effect May Is, 1901.
straet rrans station lfaye for w Els%ere Junction.
Moachanin. Winterthur,,, Guyencourt.
tiranogue, Cossart, Chadd's Ford juno
vile. Mortonville Coatesville and inter.
mediate stations. daily except Sunday, at
7.25 a. m; daily 2.l5 and 4.5O p. m. sun
For Waynesburg Junction, Elsmere and
intermediate stations, daily except sun
day at 7.35 a. m, daily 2.l5 and 45O p. m
For Joanna, Birdsboro.. Reading and In
lay, at 7.35 a. m; daily 2.i5 and $50 D. -
Sunday only, SOC a. m.
For further information passengers afa
referred to the ticket agent at tine 49,
ton.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Streot
wharf and South street Wharf for A.
lantic City.
Wee kdavs-. Express, 500. 800 10 4h q. M, 70
tsatn days only 1907, 20o. 800. 3.4o 90. ~.
hoo. 80. 7i5 sao m sd. hrs"mmHdaslon. Trn1os,
40. 8 no. 10 900. 1000, LOO a. M. 4dh. Is
.. m Accommodation. zoo m hm m;
81 10 Excursion daily 200 a. m. Additional
Leave ATLANTIC CITY DFPOT-Weekdavs-
Express (Monday only. 645l 100 ~ from
Baltic Extension only 55,, Z ?na.m. 10 10, u no
a. M, 2sn. 4 30 3 10. 7 30. $50. 9'30 p. m. Ac-
commodation, 3 25, z. Of a. M. $50 p M. Sun-
davs-Fxpress, 3 asa: M, $50. 40. SO, 500.
8.Sn. I 90. 7.3O. 3 90. $50 p m. Accommodation
lib M. 4,a2 p. m.
Parlor cars on all express trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
For CAPE MAY-Weekdays-S2O 2O. q 49, It4S
m l5n x4l0 go p. m. sundays-S.45, 9.
a. M. s 90 w. m.
For OCEAN TY-weekdava-8.45, II.4b =. M.
sl5 20 $50 p. m. Sundsys-s AZ, g.l5 m,
5.n0D. m.
For SEA ISLE EGITY-Weekdays-S As a M Q If
20. $40 y. m. snndays-84ha M, 5O0 p. m
" m EXCURSION to Cape May. Ocean City and
Sea lsle City 7 90 a. IN. dailv
Nsonth st., 400 p. m. South st., 4.l5 p, M.
South st BOP m South st.. As p. m.
NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESS.
Leev. NEW YORK Liberty Street) Q 40 a. m
lSeturdays only LOO y. IN. y $40 y m
Leaves ATLANTIC CITY-Wee Rdays-s 30a M
2.l5 y m. Suniay-530 IN.
:, Detailed time tables at ticket Offices
W. G. RESLER, EDISON i WEEKS
Genl Supt. Genr Pass'r. Aet
The sun., 1901-08-16
The Suns EaiIy Bill of Fare.
Friday. August 10th.

LUNCHEON.
Green pea omelct. Sarline salad. Thin
bread sandwiches. Iced tea punch. Wa
fers.
DINNER.
Cream Of spinach soup. Croutons.
French dressed halibut. Double creamef
new potatoes. Tomato salad. Coffee par
fait. Fancy cakes.
BREAKFAST TOMORROW.
Blnckbcrries. Breakfast sandwiches.
Potato scOnes. Toast. Coffee.
RECIPES FOR TODAY.
Breakfast Sandwichcs-Use stale
bread. Cut thin. Square edges. Spread
each slice with any cold finely chopped
meat seasoned highly: cover with an
other slice and press together. Cut each
S,ndkich in half and place on a platter.
Have ready II pint Of milk. salted with
half teaspoon salt and mixed with one
beaten egg. Pour this over sandwiches
and let stand il minute. Turn once
Put u hcupcd trasponoful of butter in
pan ana when il begins to brown place
the sandwiches carefully ON it. When
nicely Drowned On one side add little
more hnttcr turn and brown the other
side. Serve at once.
luncheon dish. Drain cupful Of cold
peas almost dry, mash and season with
S,ltSpoon of pepper and salt. When yomr
onlrt is ready spread peas over one-half,
fold over the other half and take up on
II hot platter.
Iced Tea Punch-lS merely tea made
by pouring boiling lemonade over dry
tcn leaves and letting il stand. When
cold il should he strained and iced.
Orange Juice and banana added to lem
on;idr improve the flavor. tlarper':'
| lsazar.l
| French Dressed Halihnt tncw and ap-
! pctizmg. One pound and half Of hall
hut cut into strips or circles. laid in 4
French salad dressing for I'M hour. Then
dip in beaten egg and bread crumbs and
fry quickly in deep fat y spoonful OF
sauce tariarr may lie put on each plate;
gnrniSh with lemon or water crcSs.
1 New rotatocs Double Crcnmrd Choose
u pint Of tiny new POTATOES. free from
skin. steam over rapidly boiling water
until half cooked. turn in sauce pan, stir
and sprinkle with n half-traspoonful Of
salt: add one tracupful thick. sweet
cream. teaspoonful OF butter, pinch
of salt and white pepper. Simmer slow
/ ~ until the cream is reduced to a thick
Sance and the potatoes tender. Minced
parsley added to sauce is nice
Coffee lee Crean-Is ice cream Favored
with coffee: Very lightly frozen taken
from freezer and put in little glass cups
on tall, slender glasses tservcd with or
The sun., 1901-08-16
MAJoRrlEs DO NOT RLuNUtK.

Our mghly esteemed morning c,ni"m-
porary i laundering in It's attempt ="
4, tiur thc word blundcr, is applied ta IN
decisions of political mninrtirS. ""
have vcntnrrd to say that mljnrlIrs
never hlundrr, and our contemporary ~
It's usual anil apparently necessary y
nal " what wr ~ay fails ntn tile error
of considering things that arc not d'
sirahc or beneficial in is judgment, ~
blundrS. Glost analysis wlll uoi sustain
that opinion ur conclusion. rlc result.
following IN action do nnt nnll,' il
bltud,r. nor IA they saw il from hrilS
u hlund,r. There must b. about tile ~"
ing &c the action the quality of hast"
aEl hpralrSSnesS. II Is nt merely Y
mistake, AMI il is not necessarily Il SCI
inns mistake tlu constitutes i hlHl,h'r.
frequently the results IT hunltrS h
fortunate 10th desirable mul h,r,'lcluh
These essentials nf hlund,r ring hast" aipl
ndS hy which the decisions IL political
malrriti,,~ arr determined, Elections lr,
proceeded hy campaigns il which ti'
matter III is~nr j. thoroughly discussed
tie elections anil h"ll according u law~
deliberately made and administered i
prevent thr rrrnrS of haste, h""dlrSSn1s
or i4noraur lhr result of election,
Determined ii thc ~&nr drlihwat,' way
an,l n rcarlll its thrd"lihrate iudGmsil
of thr majority, legally asrrrial.@
How y ii pns~ihr "a chlrnctrriz" stc
proceedings a- laundering " such i i,
suit NJ 4 hunlrr.
The sun., 1901-08-16
BRIEF BUT BREEZY.
I;rmenhpr Labor Day.

Remember Labor Day.
summer Is singing her Swan Sung.
Simpson i going IL Europe. ! wonder
il lre thinks thcl, is going 10 hc war
hrrr:
Mrs Nation IS going ro lecture Vt
Atlantic City Look ont for smashed
mirrors.
lle, cooks III thc Spanish Escurial pal
ac, arr N STRIKE. tinod time for
American canned goods IL advertise in
the Madrid dailics.
\ Chicago physician says kissing is n
crime because il breeds disease. W."
wonder what is the namc Of the disease
MORE?
\ woman is for all men to admire.
fur thr Happiness Of but one.
The lowest form Of cowarlice is that
which l"cri,.s i brave man and claims
hrnvr mans credit That is also thu
romlnoncSt form of cowardicc because il
is thr safest.
The sun., 1901-08-16
FOR THE WEST

TON, PHILADELPHIA,
$40 a. m. daily. Pittsburg hicago. Gin
cinnati Louisville and st. Louis. Din-
ing Carr
lO25 "a. m: daily. for Pittsburg and Chi
cago.. mo coaches to Pittsburg) Lin
ited to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati
Louisville and St Louis. Dining carr
y = =. m, daily, pittsburg and Cleveland
vile. (via CiIicinnatD, indianapolis. and
st. Louis. Dining Carr
~ p n, Piitshnrg, Columbus In
$50 p m. daily, PittsLurr u mud and iThi,s Chicago
Ter Toledo, except Saturday.
LOS n. m. daily. PIttsburg. Cincinnati
and Cleveland
II 20 p. IN. daily, Pttsburg and Ch,capo.
daily for Knoxville. via Shenandoah
valley Route: for Cleveland, except Sat
urday.
The sun., 1901-08-16

The conversion Of the lnrg" building
formerly occupied by Mcl-,ar \ kel, lal
:ls Il carriage mannfactuiN. into tnr-
hitulr factory and Warehouse will add
Il very important business enterprise 10
thrs,, already here Tie work OF alter
ing and improving the building Is pro
gressslng rapidly, and will soon h"
thrown ,pcn for insp 'ction. III" oppor-
tuuity for display uf beautiful furnishings
in I'll" bliI,lng will he unsurpassed ami
some lamtful exhibits are anticipated.
The Messrs Peacock Company are to
hr congratulate upon their good fortune
III securing such u splendid home f"'
their new enterprise. aud the people Of
IN, city are also to hr congratulated upon
th, Increased facilities furnished them
for buying II home the things which
make home comfortable ana beautiful.
The sun., 1901-08-16
THE COUNTY woRKHousE.

Tho announcements thai mo n,'w work
nous, is nearing completion aud tltH i
Min w@k revolution Ill prison u,ilw,l,
AND rust, Il daubtlrss saod news ~ the
people scneraIIy
III " " ~ hoped thnt thr grrat "Nprc
talions rasrl during the progress of Ills
experiment ~ prison reform will IL. rras
lizrd l'hrrr j. suggestion III What Il
said About expected results, f. which
Nc haye called attention on Il previous
occasiun l'hat j. thr oNpctatun thai
th" workhou,c will b. ~clr supporting. Or
III least largoiy l'hr necessity fot.
No one cam doubl that ~ unc rn
doubt Lit thai this nccr~-tt$ " partition
larly felt III this State Il m.ty ~ tou.
that 0nr Of thc leaks necessary H. y,
stopped Is to ba found IN this matter II
prison expenditure But with nl thi,
admitted, IL II jIst thc rght thing ~ q,
to taN these prisoners for thrir own sup
port while uul, rgpiug Imprisonment fu
the good u ihr STATE: NJ" ~ MOI meal
to question the propricty nf finding an
ployucnt fnr thr prisoners. That cauo
hc otherwise, than beneficial. The fart .
imprisonment however, dors not al,soly
tha prisoner from the duties ana ol,liea
lions he has assumed before his IN
priSonmeut: and ii" ought not to Il" Il
lowed u shirk these obligations; n
ought th" State e bc 4 party 70 the
evasion. Many of thcs" prisoners la,
wives mud children NJ home, and the q
legation To support or to contribute
their support is not removed by the fl
Of conviction and Imprisonment; and
The sun., 1901-08-16

In rddition to giving the news Of the
,ny il Has come Ia IL the part ~ tll"
ncwsramrs to c~taLlisl, good relations
between its readers ana its advertising
patrons. These patrons ch,oS n,lyrr-
tising mediums to bring them into thcs"
scod relations with TIE customers whose
patronage they particularly desire. and
there is upon all concerned the pledge
" mutual intrn St auG confidence. With
these things in mind We call attention to
The suns advertising columns. The an
uouuccm,uts made there arc worthy Of
the fullest confidence. he buyer should
tell tl.r m"rchaI that hr SAW his aly"r-
tiScmcnt in 'lhc sun.
The sun., 1901-08-16
FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway Express GAG D. m
daily, ,sleepers to Port Tampa. Augusta
daily, sleepers @ toy 70 New Tosi Orleans. SO Macon on
Memphis Nashville, via Asheville and
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Lne.-Express 1913 p. m.
daily. <eepers to Charleston Macon, and
Port Tampa Los a. m, daily, sleepers to
Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway S11 y. M.
daily. dining car and sleepcrs to Cincin-
natl
Seahoard Air line Railway. Express
4. - a. m, daily, sleeners to New Orleans
and jacksonville. "Florida and Metropo.
Titan Limited" 400 y. m. daily sleepers
10 Jacksonville and Atlanta.
The sun., 1901-08-16
DELAWARE DIVISION

For New Castle. s1S a. M. 3.03 402 and
6.5S D. M, week days
For Lewes and Rehoboth, S13 a. m.
102 p. m. weekdays.
For Dover. Harrington and Delmar
S.L3, l05S q. M, 400, G.5S and 1911 p. IN
Sundays, 1911 p. m
For Wyoming and way stations. 3O3 p
m. week days.
Express for Cane Charles. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk, 105S n. M, week
days and II II night daily.
The sun., 1901-08-16
Reduced Rates0 Cleveland via
Pennsylvania Abroad. Account
G. A. *. IEncattment.

On account of Thirty Annual
Enranpm"nl OF ''rnd Army II th
Republic. tn h" hi ~ Cleveland Ohio
September 10 I" nclusiv", III" Penn
Sylvania liailr"I''lmpany viii sell Is
cursi"n tickets 10 tcland from stations
on its line, nt sr"i reduced rates.
Tickets will hild and good guing
September to ltlnSiv"; good to re-
turn until Scpt"t ", inclusive; HIT
| lY drpo~iting ticlMith joint agent III
lClcv"land, prior loon Of September
-, and thr paymtf fifty cents, return
limit may bc est 10 Octclcr S. ~
elusive.
For specific rat nd further inforrla-
tion apply 10 ticlh gents.