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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
ENTRIES FOR
Y. NC. A. SPORT
Young Christians to Compete in
Athletic Events.
CONTESTS WILL BE CLOSE
R. H. Lummis, Formerly of This
City Who Holds Two Records
for 100 Yards Dash Entered
in the Races.
CONTESTS WILL BE CLOSE

Many entries in the y. NJ. G. \. field
snorts 10 he held next Saturday on the
Wilmington Horse Show Associations
grounds Mt Ninth and Woodlawn avenue
predicate Il series of good events. IN
tcrpst among association members Is
greater than in former years ana the
indications are for close contests.
Among those entered in the running
| races Is Il. Ii. Lummis of New iofk'
formerly of this city and still member
Of the local association. Mr.. l4linlnlis
| holds the Delaware State record for the
100 Yards dash, 10 2-5 seconds, and also
tbc International Y. NJ. G. y. 100 yards
dash record. He has been taking active
interest in athletic sports in New YORK
ana has been doing well.
The events and entries are ms follows:
Putting Is pound shot-Jos. Dance,
handicaped Is inches; +. II. Megaw. Isl
Frank II. Light. is: W. II. Saunders. IL
/ II. Tucker. s: G. r. Martin. 8; Il. ii
Cooper. G: l.. McC. Foster. 8; Herman
Dohl. scratch. :,
Pole ynult-A. Hauher, Handicapped i
inches: c. Il. Danncnbcrg, $: y. IL
Cooper G: w. |. Cook, 2; l.. McC. Eos
ter. scratch. -
: Running high jump. II. Fucker
7 Handicapped inches: J. w. Nead"r'
Q W. r. Foster, 2; T. \. Brown 2; Herman
9 Dohl. scratch.
i Thinning broad jump. J. Torncy
4 Handicapped &c inches: J. !. ltolph. :,
:; T. r. Light. 30: G. r. Martin. 30: W. u
9 Saunders, "a: l.. Nee. Foster, "a; G. !
= nanncnbcrg. "a: J. w. Vcddcr, s; w.
5. Foster. scratch.
II 100 wards dash--J. i. Torncy. hand
~ capcd 8 yards: G. r. Martin. I; Jo
IN Dance. G; G.. Il. Dnnncnhcrg 4; 7. !
Light. A: 4. Haubcr. a; W. III. Saundcr
3: e. II. Cooper. 3: ]. W. Ncddcr,
Herman Doll. scratch; II. ii. Lummi
scratch. -
Onc-half mile rum. ]. Tornc
IN Handicapped 25 Yards ]. |. Rolph,
~ yds: Jos. Dance. Is: f. i. Light. J
he u. III. Cooper, 70: ]. p. Tucker. Y: G:
II Shnlfcr s: II. 4. Roberts, 5; J. u. la
ch Ter. :; II. II. T.ummis. scratch.
ly 100 yard hurdle-F. III. Mcgaw. han,
TO capcd 5 yards: w. IT, Saunders. 5: II.
NJ Conner. 4: i. w. Ncdder, 5: G. II. Da
rs. ncbtrg. =: Herman Dohl. w. y. Fost
an II. III. Iummis. G. y. Brown. scratch
ne 800 ward dash-A. IInubcr. han
cd capcd : yards: G. r. Shaifcr. llcrm
,cc DohI. 2; IT. ~ Brown. 2; Il. III. l.umn
cw scratch.
14o Yards rune. r. Shaffcr, han
capcd 10 yards: J. r. Tucker. s; w.
Saunders Is: ]. r. Baxter 3; K.
I.ummiS. scratch.
JUNIOR EVENTS.
be- u wards dash-E. II, Marks, w. r
act G. II. Dayctt. s. McKaig. II. II. NJ
phn,, ser r Nvc G. G. Porter, II. McK
az g. G. Porter, r. Mckinney. Aloxon
NY Tnltmnn.
H., Thrcc legged rnce-HR. Massey
~ ~ Nyc G. G. Porter, II. Mckinney. Al
~" anl"r Mailman
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12

The dispatches announcing improve
mcnt i'll the condition Of Mrs. Mckinley,
brin. good nrwS-ncws that is good news
10 everybody. Not only will the peo-
ple Of the country rejoice in her rapid re-
covrry for her own sake. and because OF
sincere respect and affection for her be-
cause many fine womanly qualities, hut
because Of the relief and comfort her
the complications Of insular matters, and
to these has been added the care and
anxiety incident to what has been re-
gartlcd rs the fatal Illness of his wife
However much men may have Differed
with the President on political questions
we doubt not. I'LL men have sympathized
with him in this period of anxiety
This too will doubtless he admitted. thai
the domestic life nj the White IIous'
during the Mckinley administration ha
been Of the most admirable quality
fine cNcmplar Of American home lift
1t has been the knowledge Of this, u
we'll MS the appreciation of the cXtr
burden of State cares that he has born,
for Tho President during Mrs. Mckinley
illness. aud which has now turned (
general rejoicing in the news of h,
prospective recovery.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12

From the Philadelphia Record.
Compulsory military service, deter
mined by chances of consumption. is be-
ing seriously discussed in British mill
tary circles. An army for imperial pnr-
poscs-thc government without their CON
sent of a brave pcoplc-cannot he had IN
civilized countries without tho agency Of
some form of CONSUMPTION. In the
meantime the physical standards have
been reduced the age limit increased and
every possible device employed to avoid
recourse to hateful and dangerous cX'
Incident. The consuming national desire
To maintain an attitude purely CONNER
cial and fratcrnal among the nations
while exercising actually an internationn
| force majcure beyond compArc. has ncvc
before beer SO signally in evidence il
| Great Britain.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
Mountain Lake Park, Md. RaI,i-
more ~ Ohio Railroad

This delightful resort, high IN in thc
Allegheny Mountains, on the broad MIA
teh'l known ms the tindes. on the Main
Line Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
opened on June LIST, and excursion ticI;
rtS are on sale At Ill ticket offices at very
low rates. The special attractions This
year Will he the West Virginia STATE
I"arh"rs' Meeting. on July I'd to IN.
IN" denominations Camp Meet,
M, r'Ily 9th to 18th: Women's Home
Missionary Society, July goth: Womnn,s
foreign Missionary Society. July 9th;
''haltauqnn Summer Schools. August IN
10 l'th' ana the Annual session of 10
Mountain Chnntau1ua, August III n
2Sth. There will he special oycurs;on,.
from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
washington and intermediate stations
on July 10Th and August nth. for which
special rates will he named.
r"r detailed information call On i.
address Ticket Agents Baltimore & OH
Railroad. ''''i''
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
the Philadelphia Telegraph.

Fr0m the Philadelphia Telegraph.
New York city is Just now greatly ex-
rrciscd over the statistics Of the country's
export trade. which have been given ont
ut Washington. and which show that last
year that city's share of the country's
foreign commerce was only 47.O3 per cent.
while il amounted to 5205 per cent. in the
year 1899 Boston, too. is gradually los
ing her relative position. while the ports
Of the South are surely increasing their
share. New Orleans being the greatest
gamer. 1t bchooves Philadelphia to be
constantly alert. with view not only of
| maintaining hut of strengthening her no
siton in this regard. An indispensable
| requisite to this expansion Of our com
mcrcial interests is the permanent and
dependable deepening of the channe
! from this city to the sea.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
Rebuilding Jacksonville.

From the Baltimore Sun.
Tho Jacksonville papers publish long
list Of permits for new buildings in the
burned district. Most Of these buildings
are Of II solid character, and many of
them will be superior to the burned
houses which they will replace. There
are now enough houses being rebuilt q
furnish the home lahorcrs work. hut il
less than a month it is expected that
there will bc thousands of brick masonS
carpenters, plaStcrs, and hod carriers il
the city and all Of them will BE- mt worl
1T good wages. The work Of removing
| tho debris is hcrculcan task and causes
| delay. Int there is a confidence and de
! termination among the citizens tina
means II great and rapidly growing city
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
WESTERN MARYLAND RAIL ROA

Union station. baltimore. Nd a. ~ Y
TAKING EFFECT NOV. &c, 1909
Al trains leave Hillen Station as fol
40 a. m.-Fast Mail, Main Line, N ani
". 4. X, and the. South and ex Sunday
r. V. r. r., Chambersburg, Martins
~ Daily EXCEPT SUNDAY.
NJ n; m.-York, u: and II. Division. and
Main Line east of Emory Grove, also
tarllsie and @. and II. r. r.
~ o. m.-Main Line Shippensburg. Fred
e e,,.t Emmittsburg and N. and W. Ry. 70
1912 a.: INSTRUMENTATION for Union
Fridge, York, Gettysburg.
p;., ,E2 p m.-Accommodation for Union
81 a32 p; m.-Express for York and b, and
20 y. m.--Express Main Line points
m ,,nl,a frederick, Emmittsburg and SHIP
.5 5,So p. m.-Accommodation for Emory
,,s go p. m.-Accommodation for Union
u. Is p. m.-Accommodation for Emory
SUNDAYS ONLY.
H55 n. m.-AccommodatiOn for Union
Fridge and Hanover.
,,. ~, r. Accommodation for Union
;, 7oO p. INSTRUMENTATION for Emog
!, llO55 p. m.-Accommodation for Emory
, Ticket and Baggage ONCE iii East
All trains stop at Union Station. Penn.
,Et ,,t;ia avenue, Fulton and Walbrook
!. M. HOOD. n TT GPIewOfD Il
--e-eral Manager; GenI Pass. AgenL
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway. Express GAG p. m.
daily, sleepers to Port Tampa: Augusta,
Memphis, and New Orleans; I36 p. m.
daily. sleepers to New Orleans, Macon.
Memphis, Nashville, via Asheville and
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast TIine.-EXpress 1918 p. m:
daily .ieepers 10 Charleston. Macon. and
PORT Tampa: 105 n. m. daily, sleepers to
Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway S.11 y. m,
daily, dining car and sleepers to cincin-
natl. -
seaboard Air line Railway Express
| i35 a M daily. slecpers Ia New Orleans
and Jacksonvile "Florida and Metropo-
| litfn limited" 400 p. m, daily, slcepers
| "a Jacksonville and Atlanta
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
King Edward is Annoyed.

From the North American.
The fierce white light that beats upon
i throne Is making l<ink Edward very
irritable. He is much inccnscd Mt the
American newspapers because Of tl.cir
persistence in abiding to matters which
were common talk whom ne was only
Prince Of Wales. and he proposes to
punish such lcsc majestic by excluding
foreign reporters from all court affairs.
1t is desirable that there should he an
end to the scandals which annoy King
Edward and if he has really reformed
the newspapers should give him chance
to live dowr the past and make a new
start in life.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12

The announcement that the n'ne-hour
system will be inaugurated mt the works
Of the Lobdcll Car Wheel Company on
July l, is good news to the workingmen
employed in the company's works. and
also good news to the machinists who are
on strike for the nine-hour day. Slowly
but surely the short labor day is com
ing. There is no doubt about it. II is
81 just proposition that there is no one
daring to champion the opposition. we
want to suggest. right here, that tn,
lack OF open opposition is not proof thai
eyrrybody is in favor of the nine-houi
day or Il victory for the striking machin
list. 1t is case where the opponents
are afraid to show their opposition.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
FOR THE WEST.

np.AaNS, IEsAiXlF, IL iso2lAsp STREET STA,
ing Carr - i1ouis' tDln'
TYP 2. N; daily. for Pittsburg and chi.
Hiaso, mo coaches to Pittsb1Irg1 lin,
} i ls to Two Buffet Parior cars. '' i'iiii-
jRd5gain c GIaily, Lighted" Pittsburg,
, louisville ana st. Louis. Dininp war
I a 4 p n ,daiiN' pittsburg and Cleveland,
vi SlIc {yia d"lE; PIrlsPprg Chicago, Nash
g. Louis; Dining Carr '''apoi's' ahd
Il. in y; m daily, tittsburg Columbus. In
+, 't " m !, ,hIouisyile and ST. Lomis.
for !, rn H daaliy Piitsbnrg,. and Chicago.
' and p ;,,n M daily, Fittsburg, Cincinnati
~ ,joil p. m daily, rittsburg, and Chicopo.
Wy iIiS LOT Knoxville. via Shenandooh
n nm,iihy ko''te; for Cleveland, cxcept Sat.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
BALTIMORE &OHla'
RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect May 10, 1901. a,,
All trains illuminated with Pintsch
he n EXPRESS TRAINS. - zoo.
.,S SSw T I !is,s wsss days s IS neysi
Li@iiea, 'sM 7is 'lS6s B 5 M q s ~ .bis
TS a;a PR im iaf. !4s % slcss IT 5 M
'i ENTHUSIASTICALLY week days $50.
$50 .6;5o 72o 800 49, 'iq5S; . ip 9l, 81 j
30 7sa sS Sc .ss as 1oss 'iiisS a. "a, .2as
as. .s.5ss sis (Royai Limited; s.sS' 'h1'
.ss ae .lS55 T isss am q sa5 ; s7as
. iis a. m.; sa5, .s,5s. 6.85, d743 $50 '1o52
?. Atlantic city. week days $50 a. ID
a. cape a' May, Ocean city week q days; $3.50
s m' r '9s' city, r M week days. $3.50 a. M.
Baltmore and westminster g !ss * d .sos
.si S si42 s7 $40 tsoyai Jimiteed.o q go \
rlo1e p "A m; su .s .cac {oya Lmitedj
Ga Ro, rS o and way stations. s5s a m.
: ais p. m. daily except Sunday: e,o5 a. m.
ii f 8 NJ sss $i' Z, ,S 60 i. 'l a.
N M SUNDAYS, alb -oWf' ''"' 20 go
Pittsburg. week DAYS, 500 a. m; .,s77
i +Ois p. m. Sundays 500 2. M io'
''e Chicago a o. daily. 500 a. M. AZ p, M
J. Cincinnati and ST. louis 4lS a. M
= singeriy accommodation. week o Gays
Is n, M: 319, 6.10 p. m. sundays. s'"' q
m 655. SAP p. m. -, 49,.
+. ramdcnberg accommodation. week DAYS
n + 80 n M SUNDAYS. G hh p m ,, ,u,o,
far Baltimore. week days. .2f5 p, m, a.
- Jandenberg. week DAYS. $40 m; 2f
y FAD n m sundays 90 o. m; 20 p. m, m
!, TTshVE PHILADEIPHIA for MI,
d mington, week. DAYS '2% 20 y ~ % w. 10
y s5 10 s5dS (Roval limited. ~. ~
90 ,,,a5 s. M % 4 " - x /" ="
- \ Is RovaI Limited. SIS. $50, 74o -
10 ~ n M a,
" Rates to western points lower than VI
:. VI a. MILLER. PASSENGER Agent WI
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
Passing of Bryan.

From the New York Sun.
Probably Col. Bryan will shed no tears
hccatlSc the William ]. Bryan League OF
Chicago has gone out Of business and its
members have joined the Carter II. Har
rson League. Some time ago he sug
gcstrd that the various Bryan leagues
and clubs should drop his name. Dol
lar dinners car he served without it
Nor will Col. Bryan mourn because h,
has not been invited to the picnic %
the Cook County Democracy. The bril-
liancy of statesmen like the Hon. link,
Dink anG the Hon. Bath House John i
most agrecably seen from Il distance.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12

Yacht Club, and that he thus prevents
the independence from composing III rpe
trial races, and OF course keeps her out OF
the International yacht race. II follows
that il Shamrock ii beats the C'nstr'u-
ton, that the An.i.A,ldicksitcs will blame
Mr.. Addicks for the less of the American
cup. OF course If ali this should happen
they will present the facts to Mr.. Me
| Kinley, as reason why MIR. A'ldicI'
and the Union, Republicans shall not b
recognized as the Republicans of Della
| ware, and particularly as II reason VIII
Colonel ID. Il. Barnard should not be al
pointed Collector Of Port for this city.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
DELAWARE DIVISION

For New Castle. s13 a. M. 3.O3 4.O2 and
G5S ~ M. week days,
For Iewes and Rehoboth, Sl3 n. M,
l02 II. M week-dayS.
For Dover, Harrington and Delmar.
S.L3. 1888 d. M, 4.o2, G.5S, and l2ll p. m.
Sundays. 1911 p. m.
For Wyoming and way stations, 3Ii p.
Express for Cape Charles. Old Point
Comfort ana Norfolk, 105S a. m, week.
lays and 1911 night daily.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12

Presidential term for President Mckn- !
lev The New York World says:
How is il possible for Republican poll
ticians seriously to talk of upSettlhg one
| of our most deeply rooted TRADITIONS!
The Worlds answer to its own question:
is simply reference to the DIVISION Oh
tho Democratic party into Bryan and
n,ti.Rrvon factions, Its conclusion Is
that 50 long as Mr.. Bryan cam ana :
determined to keep the Democratic party
!, minority party. there need he no re-
! straint upon the Republican party out
add Of its own leadership. What the |
t world SAYS is an indirect but severe
I criticism Of the Democratic party. IL
makes il II oncman party-a party which
I has but two IDEAS both Of which apply
r to Mr. Bryan. The one in favor, ana
y Tho other opposed to Mr.. Bryan. ana IN
s licntes that the leaders Of the Demo
IT cratic PARTY are in mortal fear Of third
e nomination of Mr.. Bryan for the presi-
l,ncy lis the candidate of their party.
II IL in the manifestation of this fear
flat the World becomes defender "f
. hr traditions political traditionS-of
" Republic. But this is characteristic OF
the Democratic party. With it tradition
is more forccful-morc sacrcd-thnn the
law, and is often made to set the law
aside. 1t would not hesitate to do thar
IN fin. election of president if the success
i. Of the party hinged upon such an occur
a1ss G TA2ti89@ n i 10 ~ hEge a Hh RrSr
ALE, hut III no way authoritative Ira
lition is the granary of superstition, tin
:. home of fairies. COLLINS and monsters
o.1 1t is these that all the old imaginary
impossible things and occurrences mr.
recorded as facts-whcre royalty run
v, its lines of lincal ascent into that 9
sen and land pirates, and whore it get
It's proofs of high birth and divine rigl
10 govern 1t is where injustice m
tyranny finds eXculpating prcccdcntS I'D
H. Republic is protest against all I'm
one Of the purposes of its "stabllshlnci
Mas to SGT aside accepted traditions
politics ana gnvcrnmcnt-to make wh
INA been Il traditional menace to 81
piity III goycrnmcnt-reyoution
saving element Of government recel
ing its authority and power from Il
consent and support Of the goverhe
The principle of election Is vital to Z
life Of II government by the people q
rlp,nlrnt elections is an cXpcdirnt
lcpnliziug revolution and eliminate
,,,n rrom the horrors of war. In perfect
IN ,bat plnn Of government frequent eli
.orL- lions have been provided for, the qua
I'm. hpationS for President Of the nit
q, states have been specified. and
.to., Iena,h Of service between elections p
.tion yidrd for There is nothing i'll tn" i
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12

The du pont Anti-Addicksitc organ in
this city impudcntly assumes I" speak
for President Mckinley, in the matter
of appointing Collector Of Port 1T
this city. 1t does not design to express
IN opinion hut says positively what Mr..
Mckinley will and will not do. When
Was This dn Pont Democrat appointed
political adEisor 70 The President Of th,
United States?
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
.,,,,A. AND READING. RAILROAD

mington, Del. 49,, =, poss Traffic.
Wilmington Divislon.l
Time table in effect May IL, lSol.
rims leave Wilmington, ,F'rencn1
street StatiuW for Eisnere ,yanco,,rt'
Mrnmnn,ln cossart, Chadds Ford June
ton. Poropson, West chester, Efi i,,
Vile, Morionyille, Coatesvlile a anu ,,'e,
MEDIATE stations, daily except SUNDAY,
lg5 h. m: daily 2.l5 and 4.5O p m 9uh1
For Waynesburg Junction, Elsmeres ~
| intermediates stations, daily e1cePt Su u,
dav AT 735 A. M daily 2.l5 ana 4oo y. h'
| S,,1day only at S.06 a. m. d,
For Joanna, Birdsboro , Hea excsp 'l'' SUM
| day. at 7.35 a. m; daily 2.15 ana 4'eo y. h1
/ Sunday only. SOC o. m, ,,assenyers al
| referred 10 the ticket agent at the s''
''o" ATLANTIC n CITY I nIy,sIoN' sired
,yhnrf and south Street Wharf for
ia WEEK !dEaysnExprsssss 81 100 o 1o4 So5
IA lis i. m. Accommodation GO "a a. "
I'm 4 "a n M sundays express, 500,
iI 100 al a M; lis p. m. Accommodation
z Leave ; * XsentIe CITY pecStw ,ci5 a. Saf
$50. $50, SOC ?. m Ac s,nnnvs eMprele
az Az ~ n m.' 1sO, $50, 800 p m. Accomts
idTa tii Ills a. m; los p. m. ..,,ns
pnrIor cars on all express trans
i''r'ofL Leave PiiILADELPHDI5AS : IA
For Cape May-week, oS da q IN 10 3.
snndayNS.i5, s15 a. M; 500 p. n.
For Ocean City-weekoddayys,no :, -, y
For Sea Isle City-weekdays-S4 AZ H. m
: -. " only iM. 420 40 D. m SIN
DAYS a5, 2; M, 500 p. m. South St, n
p m, south St, AIS p. M, South ST O.
?; M. South ST.. 100 p. m.
, NEW ISNA YORK AND ATLANTIC CIT
1
Leaves New York G.lberty street, 81
: | n. m.
Leaves Atlantic City, $50 n. m.
detailed time tables Mt ticket offices
W. G. BESLER, EPSON T WEEKS
den'i Supt. GenI Passr Ag
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12

The du Pont Democrat and Anii-Ad-
plaint against Mr.. AIii.,;s. 1t now nc
cliscs him Of interf"trin: in the New
York Yacht Club matter, in the ease Of
the yacht Independence. 1t accuses Mr..
Aldcks Of preventing the acceptance OF
the Lawson yacht 10y the New Yorl;
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
A Literary Benefactor.

From the New York Journal.
As Il literary artist the late Sir Walt,
Bcsant has been very yariously judge,
Some readers consider his works liter
ture of an excellent order, while othel
would refuse to give them the name
literature AZ all. But there can he !
! question Of the high sincerity of his woI
and of the sympathy for his kind TIL
warmed and illuminated it.
If Besant took himself and his knight
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12

honors very seriously, he had plenty to
he seriously proud of. Unlike most
works with moral purpose his are ih-
teresting. and they have served better
end than simple amusement. Ihey nave
made their author one of the builders oil
the commonwealth. and the great l'eo-
pies Institute of LONDON is his monu-
ment.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
PENNSYLV WANNA RR.
THE STANDARD RAIL. urp,cA
ROAD OF AMERlCA
tsuII.ADEI,PHIA, WILMlNGIoN :"
naITIMORE Raj ROAD.
Schedule in effect May 20, 1901:
n,r.ins Leave Wilmington as follows

Schedule in effect May ~, i9oi:
rrains Leave Wilmington as iol'o"s
For Philadelphia (express), l57' SS2' i, ~ ~
$50. 7i2, lbO 80 500 'oS' ~ "a, IT, i256. iS,
500, s.1i, Ass. 5.O7. COZ, $50. Lol, III w.
and DIG p m. 80 ,,n o,a n M n
Accommodation, 60, mlo, ~ "a a. az :, M M
itor Chester (express), Isl, 4.20, SO, az,
80 $40, $50, S55. 1911, LIS. n;S2, ll.4S' a.
m, 1.S7. 400, ASS, 500, 7.ol, and Soo p ~
,gAse S sss' 9Se' 81 S sss and lals p m
| For New York Through expressl. l5i'
202, 9s5. DINING Carr 955. 1852 ilis q; IN m /,
i21s DINING car l256 lS' 4i1lhi and zig XIX
lp. M. eonnectipg via Broad Street sta
ton, Philadelphia, 40, $50, alo, SEQ. SS So
lass, 1Ol1. 1O.52, lbs, a. m, 1856, l;S1. 500
For Boston without change, 1902 a. M
any For - Newark =; 'i Center and intermediate
Baltimore and Washington. 81 s, ~ "
ll.5S, 3.5i, 400. IS. .s.oS, 6.46, 7o3 1886. 81
hBaiiimorei "a and Intermediate stations
300 All, 6.13 p. m, 1918 night.
Lsaye phlaaephis, BE ES 4sS street. So 81
o j a i9aG $a 1i sss H. % E. a4s 5o7 IS. 5s
$50, sos, GO, 6.55. 7.3i. 11.26, 112s p m. an
q Accommodation, 625, 730, 9,12, 1923,
m, 1,23, 3.25, 4.Oi, i49 6.27, S.3S, lo'Z2' an
$ LIZ p IT. SUNDAY TRAINS. =,
q For Philadelphia (express), ls7, 3:g2' 9' Z
!. 9S5, a55. 1O52, As a, m. 1266 LIZ. ~
X 45S. 6.07, $50. III, 906, and BIG p. m.
Accommodation. 40. $40, S55 n. m
!. 2ii 900. 400, 5.25, 7.2S, and 1913 P; M ,
For Chester (express), l.5I 4.D, 70
= i145, n. M, 1.7, 800, ABS, 6-V'' ana "
,, p. Accommodation. 40. SO. SIS, a. n
, ,2.i4. 200, 400. 5.25, 72S and 1913 p m I,
For Now York (through express, ~
" M 1856, is7 dining Carr, 800, 6.o7, e;
a. (Dining Carr. III. 916, p. rn.., connecti,
~ via Broad Street station. Phliadeipni
l. i.20, ITO, $40, 935 9b5, ll.45 q: M, II
&. l.S7, 300, 45S. COZ, $50, III, GIG, and ~
For Boston without change. Y D. m
II, Baltimore and Washington f.s1 3
~ & o.. GAG 73G. S.ll, y. m and 1G night
~ Baltimore add intermediate station
10 r. NJ. rs night.
~ leave Philadelphia Broad street,
* Wilmington (oxpress), $50, 100. liz "
81; l. m, 1.13. 313 800. 4.d6, 507, 525: g
III. i55. 7.31, S.35, ll.26, 112S p. M, and ].
b. night. a
H. 90, $50. G13, SIS, and 1922 p. m.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
Store Room and Flats

Ends will hc opened this afternoon NJ
lhr Once of Architect Lewis Il, Springer
l"r me hu'lding TO be erected at the
northeast ,'2rner Of Eighth and Fatnall
streets for f. w. Fem. The FIRST .inor
VIII h' store and There win lie flats
on the other two floors.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-12
FOR BUFFALO.

w I 95 emporium Junction, $50 a. m. and
n n Gtanaandaista, $50 a, m. weekdays
m. daily. ''s' anu ll.20 p.