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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
SHORT STORIES FROM
THE SMALL AID. PAGE
The Oldest Inhabitant Discourses OF the
Losing Habit.

It's a melancholy fact" remarked
the Oldest Inhabitaat as A1e laid down
the copy Of The Times he had been
reading and removed his glasses. but
none the less a fact that the younger
generation is becoming more careless
yearly.
1T is exempIifed in everything. There
are twice as many people injured in
railroad accidents for instance as when
I was a boy"
Ard twenty times as msny rail-
roads. suggested his grandson. He
made the remark under his breath. how
ever. as the Oldest Inhabitant does not
Ike 10 be interrupted. AMI the young
nan mas expectations.
And look in She Lost column Of The
Times today the old gentleman con
t;nucd. It's shocking \ people who
are 50 careless as the American people
have become DO not deserve tho right
CT franchise # it was not secured TO
them by Iaw they'd lose it throIgh sheer
reglect
Look at this AMI the Oldest In
Eabitsnt picked up the paper again and
turned 10 the Lost columns again
Here are two old Watches gone,
and"
He who would carry a watch two
things must do. pocket MS watch and
watch his pocket, too, remarked the
grandson dreami!y- The old gentleman
was not 20 be stopped so easily, how
ever.
And two punches of keys It's a
wonder that PEOPLE don't quit using
keys altogether It's strange they
think 10 lock their houses ar all any
more. yellow canary with a black
topknot has also been misIaid
James, get me the pen and ink.
viii write a letter to the paper about
the Danger TO American institutions
through the growing habit Of the young
CT generation 10 leave things lying
about -
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
CAMPAIGN CIRCULARS
TO PAY LETTER RATES
PostmaSters May Address
Them for Candidates.
Decision of POstofice Department Re-
garding Literature Sent in Bulk to
Officers for Distribution.

great many communications have
been received at the PostofHce DEPART
ment from =pcstrasters throughout the
country inquiriHg the course 70 pursue
when requested to address, mail mater
for political candidates OF others.
A typical letter says that the pest
mistress. in this case. received a large
bundle OF letters, all stamped, accom-
panied by a request that she address
them to patrons OF the Office Of which
she was IN charge
The package was mailed . the third
class rate. and the department, IN de-
Gliding the case held that, as the pack
age contained writing to the postnis-
tress, it must be prepaid a first class
rates, but that she could address the
contents II she desired.
This viii put a stop TO this method Of
promulgating campaign literature. since
candidates viii not care 10 pay first
class rates on their circulars TO have
them addressed by postmasters. and
since it is not compulsory on the part OF
the latter to address them ataIl.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
NEW YORK MAIL SACK
FILLED WITH FLERS
AlIegheny's Postof6ce Thrown Into
Confusion by the Pests.

PITTSBURG, Aug 11-Ailegheny'
postofice was in confusion this morning
owing TO plague Of feas which was
liberated from sack of mail that had
come from New York. The little pests
attacked everybody within the building
The mail sack was a tie sack. and the
instant the ties were undone the feas
swarmed cut in astonishing numbers
Postmaster James A Grier teIegraphed
to Hon. Y. J. Bradley, superintendent
of the railway mail service of New York
demanding an invesu gation of the al
legged joke.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
W0MAN'S PET CANINE
DISG0RGES DIAMONDS
X-Rays Used in Locating the Missizg
Gems.

GREENWICH. Conn, Aug. I0.-Mrs.
W McMaster Mills diamonds which her
pet bulldog Sport swallowed on Tues
day afternoon have been recovered and
the dog has gained his freedom.
Mrs Mills told her fellow boarders at
the Silleck House this morning that she
had the three rings again and that the
dog had truly swallowed them as sne
suTmised- The dog had been under vet
er1nary's care and x-rays were used on
him TO see If the rings we're really there
Their location was dicOYered and then
the dog was made TO disgorge.
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MAKING EXPERIMENTS TO
WIPE OUT MOSQUITOES
Rev Jerseys State Entomologist Hard
at Work.

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. J. Aug. b
Prof. John B. Smith, the State entomoIo-
gist. has made report to the board OF
health OF The result OF seine OF the ex-
periments he has made in discriminating
mosquitoes
He has also prepared a map Of some
Of the breeding spots. which. he says.
can be removed at slight cost. Prof.
Smith, in talking Of his experiments.
stated that he found in a rusty coal
scuttle in a vacant lot eleven boats OF
eggs, and each boat contained about :, COO
eggs The experiments made by Prof.
Smith are in line with his plans for ex-
terminating the pests throughout the
State.
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MRS. ROOSEVELT GIVES
PICTURE TO ALIBRARY
Presents Oyster Bay Organization With
Portrait Of German Emperor in
Full Uniform.

OYSTER BAY, Aug. 15.-Mrs. Roose-
welt has presented TO the Oyster Bay
Free Library life-size head and bust
portrait in water colors of Emperor
William. The military ciak thrown back
shows his breast covered with jeweIed
orders. The frame is OF dark unvar-
nished wood, three inches in width, with
serpcntine line of gold running through
the middle.
This picture Is at present the only ore
On the library walls. The choice Of sub
jet on Mrs RoOsevelt's part is a pretty
compliment to DR.. Shoulder. president OF
the library association. an American cit
lien, but by birth a German.
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Stole s1z From His Room.

Mr. James A. Grimes, living at 914
II Street southeast. has reported TO
Police Headquarters the theft OF 81
from his room at the above number
While he has no definite proof as to
tie guilty party, he states that he has
s@rOl : suspicious regarding the identity
Of the thief
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
NAVY TO FIGHT OYSTER
PIRATES IN LOUISIANA
Boundary Line Between That State and
Mississippi in Dispute

NEW ORLEANS. Aug 15.-The T4ouss-
lana oyster commission, which was or
gained by act Of the legislature Or
August u. has decided 10 equip a nary
TO fight the oyster pirates who are prey
ing on the State reef The vessel viii
be armed with brass cannon and VIII
cruise in Lake Borgne and ChauGelsa
Sound
1t is estimated that 100000 barrels o.
oysters are stolen yearly by the pirates,
most Of whom are from the StaIe OF Mis-
sissippi. The navy will be supported by
a tax Of ? cents q barrel on all oysters
hshed IN Louisiana waters
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
No Duty on Reimported Goods

Secretary Shaw has decided in regard
to the free entry Of reimported goods
that articles Of foreign origin OF manu-
facture upon which duty has been paid
or first introduction are exempt from
duty on TetmpoTtation II not advanced
in value or improved in condition
abroad, upon production of evidence
satisfactory TO the collector of customs
at the port of importation that the du-
ties have been properly paid.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
PRELIMINARY WORK
ON PERSONAL TAX
HUNTING EX-CONVICTS
IN DENSE SWAMP
Four Hundred Ohio Citizens Unite in
the Chase.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Aug. 15.-NsarIy 400
men. divided into six companies are
searching the woods and swamps west
Of here and in the adjoining county Of
Henry for two ex-convicts named
Thompson, who are wanted for robbing
cars and shooting Sheriff BaTnhiII. Of
Napoleon. The sheriff IS in a danger
Gus condition with bullet in his neck
He was trying 10 arrest the men =
running fight resulted in the wounding
OF one Of the robbers and the perhaps
fatal injury TO Sheriff BarnhiH
The men are now believed TO be sur
rounded in a big swamp which is almost
inaccessible.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
Indian Troops Leave for Home.

LONDON. Aug. 15.-The Indian troopa
broke up campAat Hampton Court today
and left London for their ships. Large
crowds babe the soldiers farewell. The
Indians Uill see the naval review at
Portsmouth toEoTTow. and then viii sail
for home. Nearly all the princes and
other visitors TO the coronation have
gene 10 their homes.
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a Sure Cure for Dianhoea.

Coming, as It DOES. ia Inc busiest season.
when man can least afford n lose time. a
sure and quick cI-e for diarrhoca Is very lie
ssrzb... AByoue win las given Il 4 triai
NiH tell y5n ibat the quickest. s;Hesr. and
ulcst pleasant renle!T IT. use Cor this Hisea-e
5 alatuiscriaiR-s CC1ic. cholera. AMI Diark0sa
RelHcdl. There s no loss IF time Ehen il =
iisf,i, OF cgvo doses Il IL viii cure dur
ordinary attack tt never fails not even IN
tie s.lost segere and dangerous ,ases. For sale
- henry Evans. wholesale and retail go
Street. ard eli Druggists.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-15
Young ChamberIaia n parIiament

LONDON, Aug I5.-Aus1in Chamber
lain, who was recently appointed post
master general. was today elected mem
Der OF Parliament from East Worcester
Ehire, Unopposed-
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Knows Identity Of Writer.

The police could not run this cue 10
earth. though Mr. Clark is in a position
70 make pretty shI ewd guess at the
identity of the writer. Mr. Clark is
willing 10 pay the morey now. Though q
while ago he objected to this course.
hoping that an arrest could be made
that would result in the restoration OF
his son. Now he wants the boy above all
things, and expects to hear from his a0-
auctor within a few da-s
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CLARK Will PAY FOR
RETURN OF HIS SON
Massachusetts, Mar Wants
His kidnapped Boy
DEMANDS $1,000 RANSOM
Father at First Objected to Paying Any
Sum, But After Nearly Two Months
Has Decided to Put Up the Amount
Asked.

BEVERLY, Mass. Aug. 15.-It is now
known that Wilbur Clark, the young sor
OF H. W Clark. of this city. was kid
mapped, and is alive, and that his father
is arranging to pay the kidnapers s.. o0C
for the return OF the boy. In an facon-
spicuous place in a Boston newspaper
he placed this advertisement.
'Personal-WilI give amount asked
ssTJ " IT Az
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Held for a Ransom.

Young Clark was kidnapped at Chebaco
Lake, June Il, while the family was
there In the wilderness that surrounds
the lake the footprints Of the boy were
found. With them were those OF a man.
Search for the boy. in which blood
hounds we're employed, was fTujtiess.
and TIE father believed he had been
drowned.
In July letters began 10 come to Mr.
Clark. The last one received said the
hoy had been kidnapped. and was being
held but would he returned if s. Geo was
paid.
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The Law in the matter

With reference 10 the duty Of the as
sistant assessors in the matter Of revis-
ing the returns. the act Of July j. pro
yi6es:
That Il the said board Of personal TAX
appraisers be not satisfied as 10 the cor
rectness Of the return O. personal prop
erty made BY any person, firm, associa-
ton, corporation, company. ad-
ministrator, executor. guardian. or trus.
tee. said board may reject SAID return.
and said board or any one o. he nen-
hers thereof may from the best informa-
ton he or they may procure. or BY max
ing such an examination OF the personal
property as nay be practicable. assess
the same II such manner as may 20
him CT then seem just. and notice Of
the rejection Of the wrong return shall
be given to the party interested, By Ieav-
ing the same al the address given IN
said return, and IN al such cases there
snail be right OF appeal from the a.
ton taken BY such appraisers C he
BOARD Of personal tax appeals
Nlt5in fifteen days after the deIiYer- Of
eaia notice % rejection as Aforesaid 80
II cases where II is clearly shown that
persons have made false returns. the law
provides that such persons shall no
deemed guilty Of peFjury. ard uUGn con
Fictton thereof shall be subject 10 the
penalties provided for that offense in he
laws OF the District Of Columbia
i Is understood that the work of the
assistant assessors viii begin irnmedi-
ately, and be pressed forward as FAST as
circumstances VIII permit
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marshes OF the the filthy pipes cities
and towns its effect upon the human system the
These
by the blood and the foundation of long, facilitating laid
Chis and chronic dyspepsia torpid enlarged liver kidney
troubles launde and biliousn to
Malaria Noxous and unhealthy system because
the liver ana kidneys a to and
becomes 50 polluted and sluggish that the psons through
INDECENT character appear depicting system threatening life itself
The and oons that DESTROY
the life of the
and carried system patient can hone
get rid Of Malaria its effects
S. s does this and quckIyproduces entire
fS f f change the blood reaching organ and srnu.
~ ~ ~ latng them to vigorous healthy action S S S
NJ purifying
~ and the general health improves and the appetite
almost the first There Mercury Arsenic
other mineral IN s. S It vegetable remedy
Write about your and physicians gladly help you BY
tree SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta Ca
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ZAL Z RI ,.... 4:

Means bad ar, and whether it
mes frcrn the low lands and
Evening journal., 1902-01-18
MILLS TO
RBNhW OPERATIONS
Damaged Engine Has Been
Repaired Company Re-
ceiViog Big orders
Special to the Evening Journal.

New Castle, Jan. 1S-The main en-
CINE at the Knowles Wooden Mills,
which blew out a cylinder head sew
eral weeks ago, causing a great loss OF
time and money to the employees, has
been repaired, and the mill has re-
ce.ved large orders, which will keep
the place running on full time during
the winter About 200 operators will
be affected
The "Old Maids Convention held
in Delaware City by the young women
Of this city last night was big sue
cess. The company, together with a
large number Of friends, left here by
special trolley car early in the even
ing, and played to crowded house.
A dog belonging to William Roth
well was run over by trolley car yes
terday, and injured to such an extent
that 1t was shot and killed by Officer
Tobin.
Miss Julia Cavonder, aged II years
The daughter of MIR. and Mrs Thomas
Lavender. who live i'm North Fifth
street, died yesterday at noon. Miss
Cavender was i'll with typhoid-pneu-
monia about one year ago, since which
time she had been in poor health
Samuel Black, who has been i'll foi
some time is slightly improved.
A skating party from Wilmington
came to this city last night, and joined
the throng Of skaters on the dixie
Mrs. Gray. the wife Of Judge George
Gray, visited friends in this city yes.
lterday.
-Four men engaged in a fight yesterday
in an alley near the Gilpin House, apt
There were all kinds of excitement foi
a time. The affair was settled finally
to the satisfaction of all
Eugene Ahern. who has been visit
ing friends here and in Wilmington
has returned to Clayton.
Mrs. Richard King, formerlyof this city
larrived from the South yesterday, ant
will spend some time with her mothe
here.
Evening journal., 1902-01-18
PUBLIC SALE
or
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned will soll at public sale.
az the Store Room. No. Sl4 Market street,
Masonic Hail. Wilmington Delaware, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 80, 1902, at 10
o'clock a. m the following described
koal Estate, 20 wit;
No. i--Two-story brick dwelling, No 1911
West Seventh street, containing
rooms and bath. Lot l3 feet lih
inches * 81 feet inches.
No. 2-rwo-stosv brick dwelling. No. 1917
West Seventh street containing 6
rooms and bath. Lot IA feet 1914
inches 81 feet inches.
No. 3-Throo two-story brick dwellings,
Nos o0S-l0-l2 Brown street, each
containing 9 rooms ana bath. Each
lot 10 feet inches X l3 feet
No. t-Two-atory brick dwelling, No 1920
Jefferson street, containing 9
rooms and bath. Lot 10 feet "
fcet, with a continued depth Of z
No. 5-rwo-story brick mansard roof
dwelling, No. G0l Van BurOn street.
containing ? rooms and bath Lot
% feet X 100 feet
No. 6-IwO-story brick dwelling, NO. SIS
West Sixth street containing
rooms and bath. Lot ~ feet Sc
feet
No. 7-rhroc-story brick dwelling, No
6lb West street. containing l3
rooms and bath; front porch and
lawn Lot 2s feet X 400 feet, more
or lcss
No. S-rhrce-atory brick dwelling, No.
Gll West street. containing II
rooms and bath, front porch and
lawn Lot 23 feet inches X 100
feet more or less.
10. 9--Thrco-stofy brick dwelling, No
iOl West Seventh street contain
ing ~ rooms and bath Lot 30 feet
100 feet with lot adjoining ON
tho east 30 feet 200 feet
No. l0-rwo-story log and frame building,
No. Oi3 West street Lot A feet \
% feet 9 inches.
No. ii-Three-story brick dwelling. No
22i Poplar street rooms base
mcnt kitchen and dning-room
No. l2-rwo-story brick dwelling No 22is
Lamotto street, rooms and
kitchen Lot IA feet x so feet
inches
I No. i3-Two-story brick dwelling No iSil
Gilpin avenue. D rooms and bath.
Lot 25 foot so feet
| No. h-Iwu-story frame dwclline NO
5000 Washington street. containing
rooms Lots Nos. and 6 In sec
tion II East Lake Park.
/ No. 15--Thrce-story brick dwelling No. 90.
West Fifth street, containing ID
rooms and BATH Lot Is feet lW
feet.
No 16-rwo-story brick dwelling No. S0
West rhlrty-hrst street, contain
ing rooms and bath. Lot % fce
l20 feet.
No. 17.-Throo-story brick dwelling. No
SIS Washington street, containing
rooms and bath. Lot 23 feet nN
Inches lA feet.
! No. lS-rwo-s story brick dwelling, No du
lincoln street, containing 6 rooms
Lot 90 feet \ so feet
No. l9-Iwo-etory brick dwelling, No 6l
Lincoln street. containing rooms
Lot 20 feet * so feet
No. n0-Lot of land southeast corner Fiji
and Pine streets. 26 feet rs fee,
Very desirable building lot
No 2i-Lot Of land southeast COrne
Lowering avenue and Adam
street. 100 feet on Adams street
12S feet on Lowering avenue. Yer.
desirable for building purposes.
TERMS made known at khe sale.
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DE
pOSfT COMPANY.
Evening journal., 1902-01-18
LRGAL NOTICE

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. S.. THE
State Of Delaware TO the Sheriff OF
Now Castle County, Greeting.
Whereas. Elwood George, by
his petition TO the judges of
our Superior Court. filed I'm the
Office OF the prothonotary OF
said Court, In and for New
(SEA10 Castle County, FOR the cause Of
complaint therein alleged, has
made application TO our said
judges that decree may be pro-
nounced dissolving the marriage
existing between the petitioner
and Elizabeth ]. George.
We therefore. command you as you
were heretofore commanded. that
you summon Elizabeth ]. George, that she
be and appear at the next term
thereof, TO be held IN Wilmington, on
Monday, the 3d day of February,
next. TO answer the allegations Of the said
petitioner Elwood George, according 20
the Act OF Assembly In such case made
and provided. and also TO do and receive
what the court shall then and there con-
slider concerning her IN this behalf as 20
the court shall seem meet and consistent
with the provisions OF the said Act OF
Assembly
And have you then there this writ.
Witness the Honorable Charles R.
lore. Of Wilmington. the 25th day oi
November. A. u. nineteen hundred and
ono.
FRANK l.. SPEA1SMAN.
Issued December r. 1901
Evening journal., 1902-01-18
PUBLIC SALES
SALE
OF
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned will sell at public sale.
at tho Store Room, No. Slf Market street
Masonic Hall, Wilmington Delaware, on
THU RSDAN, JANUARY 30. 1902. at 10
o clock a. M, the following described
Real Estate, late of Adrlen Hughes, de-
ceased. TO wit.
No. j. Ten two-atory brick dwellings,
Nos. 1900. 1902 1904, 1906, lS0S, 1914. 1876 1875
1920, 1872 Scout street, each having front
porch and containing Z rooms and bath
zach lot lG feet % feet, more or less,
also the store and dwelling No. 1924 Scott
street, being "a twO-story brick with
mansard roof containing. IN addition 10
the stOre-room, s rooms and bath lot l6
feet 4 Inches 80 feeti an OF said lots exc
tending back 10 an alley feet wide, lead
Ing INTO Shallcr0ss avenue, the rght TO
the use Of which belongs TO each prop
orty.
No. 2-All that lot Of land on shalicross
avenue between DUPONT and Scott
streets, having front OF about 20 feet
about go feet on the aforementioned
alley, improved with O. stable and carpen-
ter shop
AT the same time ana place viii be sold
! tho following described real estate, late
/ Of Elizabeth Wormald deceased, to wit
/ Iwo-story brick dwelling No. 1917 Shall.
cross avenue, containing rooms Lot
! 10 feet II Inches * 6S feet extending back
/ 20 an alley leading into Union street. with
the use OF said alley and also of another
alley leading from Shallcross TO Lover
ing avenue
TERMS made known at the sale
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DE
POSlT COMPANY, Executor.
Evening journal., 1902-01-18
RAILROADS
BAI TIMORE & Ono
Illlll. liIlyj
RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect November II, 1901.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch
C9 Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware
Avenue Station, for
NEW YORK. week days. '5.26, 's.ss,
ted, '6.27, T.42, "10.52 p. m. Sundays,
,5.26, '9.39, f11.35 a. m; t2.55, t51S (Royal
Limlted), -7.42, sl0.52 p. m.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, 1926, $50,
'645, 40, FS09 $685. fl0.52, 1852 n. m.
'l2ls, s2.55. 300. '455 f5.1S (Royal Limited),
.6.2l, 635, ZAP, 1852 D. m. Sundays, e5.26,
l.2O, $50 +9S9, 1888, t1135 a. m; p 55, 800.
SIS, Royal Limited), 6.s5. '742, $50 '1o.52,
CHESTER. week days, $50 '645, 40.
500, .9.39 1852, 1882 a. m; 800 f4.55 SIS,
ZAP. 1902 p. m. Sundays, 720, $50 g. 80,
1858 'llS5 a. m; 800, 6.S5, '742 S.56 1852
ATLANTIC CITY. week days. .645 a.
m; f1219. 355 and F5iS D. m (ROyal Lin
lted) Sundays, E20 a. m, 1913 D. m.
CAPE MAY AND OCEAN CITY. week
days. 'bio a. m. f2b5 p. m.
SEA ISLE CITY. week days '6.45 a. m.
BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON,
~ So. '2O9. 'sio .i54 .eN CRovai LIN.
ltedl. 'S0i. fl0N p. m SUNDAYS. s414
500, 90o m -i36e t20q q t0 a.. $500
(koyal Llmitedl fS0. 'l0t4 r. m
BALTIMORE and erav stations, week
days. b,a5 a. M; S.1e D. m. sundays rs
a. M 90 p m
NEWARK week davr -f1f s5S. -70f
'lloi g. m. ~ S. s1s. 'i5i 612 'sOl
.l0l4 p. m. Sundays. f4l4. FSO4, 9Os a. m.
LIST. $50 132, 'S.0i, sl014 D. m.
ilTISBpRG, week days, ~S.0f a. no.,
l5i, -l0.lt p. m. Sundays, 'SM a. m
$40. t10.1i p. M.
CHICAGO. daily. 'S.O4 a. m: $40 D. m.
| CINCINNATI and ST LOUIS, s4i4 a.
m; .l2.56. .l0N p. m, daily.
SINGERLY, accommodation week DAYS
800 a. M: 3.l9. 6l2 p. m. Sundays, sos a,
m; 5.37 I32 p. m.
| LANDENBERG. week days asa D. m.
Leave Market street station for Balti.
more. week days, $50 D. m.
LANDENBERB. week DAYS $40 a. M
zoV o.1O p. m Sundays $40 a. M 6 60 p
Leave philadelphia Tor Wilmington
week days, '3& $50 s720 'l026. 100 a
N -l2.2J. 49, 215, f30S, s4l7, 500. s. 9O
5.4S. CRoyal Idmlted), coo. 630 s7.26 g. Isl
Ill.B p. IN. Sundays. f2 25 f72 s 90 III 0l
/ 4. m. 'l220 u.37, 145 f3Os. as s5 4S
/ CRoyal Limted), G20, F7.26. a9.sS. 10. .30 d. M
Royal Limited" Is composed exclusive
/ ~ of Pullman Parlor. Observation and
Dining Cars. No extra fare except regu-
| Tar Pullman charge.
pelmarvia telephone 1873.
any other line.
4. A. MILLER. Passenger Agent. wn
mington. Del
MARTIN Man ~ Pas- Traris