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Evening star., 1905-10-22
Death Not Credited.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. October cf.-The news from
Lexington that Paul Rainey's great two
year-old, Yankee Consul. had died after ar
rival there from Sheepshead Bay was re-
ceived with increduiity by horsemen In this
city. The Sempronius-Lady Inez colt was
one OF the best of his age developed this
season. He was purchased by Mr.. Rasnsy.
who races under the name OF the T,ppah
Farms stable. for $2lsOU0. and probably
could not have been bought for twice fI,a,
sum week ago. Yankee Consul was con
s.dered by Handicapper yoburgil as th<
third best yeunSnxeR he had h21Tdfcnppeo
1h16sy1ars tn1afed 1arE0unefe,r ana
1eakaWk H - ouiY nupeFfo1us
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Military steeplechase.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 2L-That the Mill
tary steeplechase, one of the features of the
United Hunts Racing Association meet at
Morris Park. is evoking widespread inter-
est is shown by the receipt of an entry
from Fcrt Ethan Allen. Five entries to
the three-mile event have also been re-
ceived from Squadron A. Generals Grant
and Roe have signtfied their approval of
the race. The riders will wear flIE uniforms
Of their respective military e11npandes.
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WESLEYAN. 81: New York. q.

NEW YORK, October 21.-Wesleyan Uni
versity defeated New York University here
today by score of 81 to o in hard-fought
game Wesieyan's team outweighed the
New Workers. and a,so proved to be in
much better physical condition, several OF
the latter being forced to retire during the
second half. Lack of good substitutes for
the injured men enabled Wesleyan to pile
up four touchdowns In the second half
New York held the New Englanders to a
10 to score In the first half.
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Purdue. 90: Illinois. O.

CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,. October 21.-Purdue
University's foot ball team today defeated
Illinois University 20 to 0 on Illinois. field
Purdue clearly outclassed Illinois, scoring
the first two touchdowns in five minutes
of play by blocking punts. In the second
half Illinois played a better defensive game
Illinois quarter back. played
star game time and again stopping Purdue
men, who otherwise had clear fed
Evening star., 1905-10-22
Departmental Chess League.

The proposition TO start departmental
chess league has aroused muci, interest
among the partisans of the royal and
ancient game in the government service
and the project is now In a fair way of
bting definitely launched. Most all of the
departments have been heard from to date.
and meeting will he held at the rooms of
The Washington Chess Club, Oh 18th street
northwest. Wednesday. at 4:45 pm when
II Is hoped successful organization can
&c enected. All those interested In this
movement are earnestly requested to he
present. s. 49, IS
Evening star., 1905-10-22
Worlds Champions Take a Game

TRENTON. n. j., October 21-The New
York National League base ball team re-
feated the Trenton Y NJ. c. A today by
the score OF 6 to =. Score:
r. f. E.
New York. % l l 0-6 Il =
Y. NJ. c. A. % o o u o % S
Observation-Disclosures and Clark; Egner
and McCune.
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physical condition. He will be absent about
one month.

physical condition. He will be absent about
one month.
Work Is progressing very satisfactorily
the new speedway. When completed IL
will be one of the best courses OF its kind
in the country. 1t is hoped TO have IT ready
for the initial driving matinee In about
three weeks.
AL Moran. the former champion bicycle
rider. has taken to harness horses. He has
two handsome young brown mlres. one
PAGER the other trotter. that he works
over the Brightwood track. Both give
promise of developing speed. and Moran
handles tfem with the care and wisdom OF
Il veteran trainer.
Frank Seeley, who sent Red Rock. by
Red Wilkes. TO Brightwood after the races
at Belair. shipped the horse to Ashburn,
Va. few days ago, where he will be WIN
tered. Red Rock is considered the making
of a very fast horse. but late.y has not
been working up to expectation. He mas
therefore been taken of of the racing
tracks for the season.
John Juscoe took Nellie r. to Brightwood
a few days ago and asked Otto Zinn to
drive her a couple of trial heats for him.
The mare WAS worked by the s de of Edna
Wilkes and turned the first mile after
warming in 2.31. and the second one in Id.
She went the last mile without a mistake
and apparently rerfect e sc. She seems to
have more speed at present than she mas
shown any lime during tie ric.ng seison.
1t Is slid that after the running meeting
at Ecnning next month about twenty Colts
recently purchased in Ken ucky AID Cali
forn;a will he sent TO Brightwocd II VIM
ter. Some of the youngsters are of the very
best blood and viii be worked according TO
weather conditions until the spring run
ming campaign opens.
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Fencing at Princeton.

PRINCETON. N. j.. October 21-H s.
breckenridge. 1907. has been elected captain
of the Princeton fencing team. and has
formed plans for a freshman team that VIII
meet Columbia and Pennsylvania freshmen
and the Montclair Military Academy. The
twenty men and good VARSITY team Is
promised this season.
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Pacing at Dover. N n

DOVER. N, H, October 21.-The final
heat of the 2.13 pace brought over from
Thursday at the Granite State Park was
won today by the gray stallion Geraldine
of Syracuse, n. Y. Elizabeth s. was second
In all seven heats were necessary to de-
eide the race. Todays time was 2l2A.
This is the race in which the Boston geld
ing Octave b. dropped dead on Thursday.
Evening star., 1905-10-22
Tennis ct Harvard.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, October 2I-In the
semi-finals in the Harvard lawn tennis
tournament today Nelson w. Niles, 90, de-.
feated S. w. Rowland. 2 L, 60, 4-6
60, e-z2. Miles, who is the national inter-
scholastic champion, will play F. J Sullo-
way, L. for the university championship
on Monday
Evening star., 1905-10-22
PUT UP PEUcKY GAME.
Maryland Agricultural Defeated by
Western Maryland.

The Maryland Agricultural College foot
bali eleven was defeated at College Park
yesterday afternoon by Western Maryland
College. the score being 10 to o. The vfsi-
tors outweighed the agriculturists, who
made a desperate stand with light line.
but were unable to stop the onslaughts of
the Westminster players. The distinct
feature of the game was the work of Hfg-
gins. Western Maryland's quarterback. who
kicked a goal from placement. The agri-
culturists played a plucky game against su-
perior weight.
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Penn. Charter School Beaten.

POTTSTOWN. Pa. October 21.-The Hills
School foot bail team today defeated Penn
sylvania Charter of Philadelphia By the
score of % to o. The playing of Dooittle,
quarter back for the Hill School. was the
feature of the game. A twenty-yard run
by Buchanan, half back. gave Pennsyi-
vania Charter their only gain of note dur
ing the contest. -
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VIRGINIA DEFEATS BUcKNELL.
Better on End Plays and in sprinting.

NORFOLK. Va, October 21.-Superority on
end plays, clever sprinting and the element
of luck that always figures in sports gave
Virginia the game today over Bucknell by
a score of - TO H. Bucknell showed up
great in tandem plays, and had they stuck
to this different tale wou d have been told
Barry. johnson and Warren did the clever
work for Virginia. Bucknells entire team
We're clever on the close plays. Barry's
block of a kick and his interference while
Warren made the stretch of the field was
the brilliant play of the game.
Evening star., 1905-10-22
RcxaI Arcanum Rowlers

The Royal Arcanum Bowling Association
will begin the present season on Tuesday
evening next when Capitol and National
Councils meet. On Wednesday, Kismet
and Ouray will be the opponents. while
Friday night brings Oriental and District
together The games are to be rolled on
Sparrows alleys
Evening star., 1905-10-22
Michigan, 81; Nebraska. o.

ANN ARBOR. Mich, October 21-Mich-
igan defeated Nebraska today by score of
81 to o. The visitors could do nothing with
Michigan's great defense except for BRIEF
period In the first half Michigan lost al
least three touchdowns in the first half
by fumbles. All of Michigan's points were
scored In the second half
Evening star., 1905-10-22
Congressional Defeats Garfield.

The Congressional foot ball team defeat
ed the Garfield foot ball team with a score
of 10 to o. Although not quite as heavy as
the Garfields, the Congressionals had the
best Of the game from the beginning, owing
to their superior team work.
Evening star., 1905-10-22
Foot Ball Played by Blind Bows.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 2I.-The
Blind School eleven played remarkable
game of foot ball with the manual fresh
men at the Blind School today. the contest
resulting without a score for either side.
Spiesberger. left guard for the Blind eleven.
made a twenty-five-yard run.
Evening star., 1905-10-22

a physician. Several Dickinson players
were hurt. but not badly enough to keep
them out OF the game In the fght between
the two teams which followed the clash
between Davis and Dubois.
Evening star., 1905-10-22

NEW YORK. October 2i-Aeronaut car
rying top weight. Iii pounds. the IA
maqua handicap. six furiongs. at Jamaica
today, defeating Race King by head
with True Wing third Aeronaut and Gold
Rose. the favorite. ran head and head for
a quarter of mile. when Miller pulled
Aeronaut back and the favorite led to the
stretch. Aeronaut closed strong in the run
to the finish
Disobedient. the 3-te-5 favorite finished
third in the Oceanus stakes, BEING beaten
heads by Snow and Zienap. Brilliant, IN
the hfth race. was the only favorlte to
VIM Summaries:
First race selling six furlongs-,,ooet ,o7 ,s.u.
ier, =, 70 ., = anu TO won: Mad Mu,ish Io2 ,Mil.
hnaPpl. 10 and q To 5, third Time ~.
Ssons.uefalen, s.s.s Collector Jessup. Mamie Worth
also ran. ~ ''"i "i"""~
Second race, selling. mile and si.teenth-York
shire Lad, % Wiley. rs to S aud 8 to S. won.
Jack Young. ioi tSchanner,, is 10 4 and a ~
second; =, arrahgowan. los tltarneitl. 20 l and :
lone, Shenandoah. Bronze Wing, lord Mrlh.urns
Antiimeny Critical and Sails siso ran.
,.,t iniIo i race the oeesnus stakes. i've and
10, won: Iienap. loo tsrweID. 20 to 1 aud II ~
O. second; D;sobedient. 100 tRomaneIiD, to =
ran. Father Catchem boted at the start
Fourth race. the Tamaqus handicap. six fur.
won; Race King, 80 H. Smith. 8 To 1 ana = 10 i
second; True Wing 1o2 ,seweil,. Is to / and 5 To-
l. third Time. 1.ls S-5. Gold Rose Fustian
ezafaphihc, Diamond Flush and Pelham also ran
fmth race, selling, one mile and n sixteenth
nriiaaht, W. tNotterl. TO and 10, won.
Maid OF Timbuctoo. los Martin. : TO . and . 10
D. second; Gambler 1o2 Miller. TO l and : 10
l. third Time, LAB. koengin Louise. White
Marsh. Father ID. Bizzy Izzy and on the Eve
also
Sixth race. mile and D furlong-IonIs H.. Io2
tSewelD. to ] and 1 to 2, won: Palette Io0
q ] fl.tr eh
wv. Knapp, and / to 3 third Time 4 81
Caronal and Gold Braid alsn ran
Evening star., 1905-10-22
Jamaica Entries for Monday.
NEW YORK. October 2i.-Jamaica Ell
tries for Monday:

We" iohh, OCTOBER gl.-Jamaica en-
tries for Monday:
First race six furionss. selling Vino. Iio; Law
me- heIa' W; Speed smith, }. X F., Ruth w.
GOWNS Z, 9s; Water Tsnk. 81; Redmore. Gcn;ian
93; Spring Band, 9aiz!'rogress gu.
Second race. mile and sixteenth selling three.
year-"ids and up.Andrew Mack. 100; Lord sadge.
100; King Pepper, Bronze Wing. 1o3 I.gh, Note
Samuel H. Harris. Pronta. Embarrassment NINA
cloth. 80 ''' P'"''''' "'o''-
Third race. handicap six furiongs. ,hrer-y year.
olds-Alwin. 1926; wateiside. iIe: Ivan The Terri.
bic. ia; Zeala, les; Diamond, iug: Platoon .s:
Snow King. a3; Kittie rlatt. ~; Mona acodor IS
fnr"nd rS",th race; the ynlrook Toysards siN
Hooray III; James Reidick. ll6: Kinlrydnie
Arhlrta. Fairly and Often li6; lnquisItcr IG3:
laiagai. Zenar, Brother Frank, loo: liz trmitagr.
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth. maidens three.
yearolds and up-1hstledale, Copper Conquest
10; Conquest. no; Chryso te. Ben Lala. Myrica
Arietta lvanhoc, Salt and Pepper. Legstee. Brit
Sixth race. handicap, all ages mile and fur
isnsAlma Rns, Ina nufosr' M ost,iei. 10; ornondes
noriia Belle. sn; Lord Badge Sailor Boy. So
Latonia's Monday Entries.
CINCINNATI October 21-Entries at
tonia:
First race, six and half furlones. selling
Lieut. Rice Mister Karl optional Quiz H. Kings
.harm: ,han Madoc; renze lg5 each; Turnado. no.
Second race, mile AID nifty yards. selling
siNs Leo, 10; Aeva Welch. IS: Dung lnnon, Am
herita J. +. MaybuIy, Icriensia. lay EACH Miss
kiiiir, lo4; The Gadhy. Fchodalr, los each: Nam
Aigoi lt6; DoliDda. Ada N. Little Giant, i07
each.
Third race, five and half furcngs. purse
Grace. Pauline Boyle. Edna Elicit Minniehaha
Astraea. Ethel Mct;affney. Barlett.. Cloyernsak
Kite Fail. 1oj each; Tarp. Sonata, los each: Tn-
sauce, l'2; First Advance 115
Mlnnehaha, Asirael, Middleton & Jungbluh ca
try.
Fourth race, steeplechase, club hause couls.
RnnE l.iid
Hale 1io; Itacatiara. 1874; Lights Out 1888; Class
Leader. John f. Owens. 1i5 each; Lad R1dnor
Sweet Jane. $50 each.
Fifth race, mile and seventy YARDS, purse
Cigariighter. 100: Luralighter 100: Pirate Polly.
104; Mc11vain, TO- ,brancas. 49,
Sixth race. six and half furlpngs. selling
Tinker. Follow the Flag. Tsara, Thro Case. Beld,n.
Pentason. Aatabnn. ~ each: Bitter Brown. 10l
Calabash Rolla. 1o2 each: Mallesble. Seodesha
Woggle Bug, 1o4 each.
Evening star., 1905-10-22

Louis Hudson gave Irish Jack the fastest
mile he has yet made over the Brlghtweed
track a few days ago. The first fa,f was
in lnSl2. the second quarter in 33 seconds
fiat. the second half was in 1.06k. the last
quarter in 33 seconds fiat. and the mile in
> l424. Irish Jack is very fast horse. but
he is a stranger on a half-mile ring. He is
learning to step around the short turns
very cleanly. and IS expected to make a
good showing at Baltimore.
Evening star., 1905-10-22

Lcnrte Corbin won the 22I pace at Ha-
gerstown with DR.. Bell in straight heats in
> l9A 2l94 and 2.l91z. DIR. Bell won two
heats of a similar class race at Frederick
last Wednesday, as did Grace H. and then
the race went over. and was finally not
finished on account of rain. and first and
second money divided DR.. Bell went
the fastest heat of the race. 2.2lA.
Evening star., 1905-10-22

f. f. Hall has traded the trotting geld
ing. S. d. r., 21Th.. fer the two PAGERS,
Bon Joy. 2.l94, and Niger Boy. 2.20A.
Mr.. Hal, who recently traded Bedford Boy,
212E. for Nellie r.. 224A; Sam Mckay,
22lh. and Myron H, 2.31A. has sold TO
John Juscoe. the Georgetown fruit dealer,
Nellie r., and has shipped Sam Mckay to
Philadelphia. He is using Myron II. as
roadster.
Evening star., 1905-10-22

l.. J. X. John j. Okeefe's little pacing
ge,ding. got third money in the 22J pace
at Be,alr.
Evening star., 1905-10-22

Timothy Shugrue's good eighteen-ye
old stallion Harry c. got third money in
the 2.23 pace at Hagerstown. The old
horse went Il clinking good race. but the
time that day was little too fast every
heat being gone under 2.2U.
Evening star., 1905-10-22

Charles McDermott has bought the pac-
ing horse John X. Gentry, jr., with a mark
OF 2lsi4. He Will drive him on the speed
way. Ii is rumored that Mr.. McDermott
Is negotiating for the purchase of one of
very fastest trotting horses In the country,
and that he has fair prospect OF securing
him.
Evening star., 1905-10-22

Tom Cannon has concluded to nv ms
speedy pacing mare Miss Clean uo for the
balance of the racing year She Is entered
m the III $1,000 stake race at the Gentle
mems Driving Park Baltimore. to be gone
this week, but will not be started
Evening star., 1905-10-22

Peter Taylor, owner of Irish Jack who
has been in bad hezlth for some time. has
9one to bureDe h the hA,pe OF be.tering his
Evening star., 1905-10-22

Preparations are being made Tor a
thanksgiving day trotting and pacing matt
nee at Brlghtwood. 1t is probable three
harness events and one running race will
make up the program
Evening star., 1905-10-22

Frank Thomas arrived at Brigntwood
yesterday from Frederick with Bedworth.
Jr.. and Bedford Boy. Bedworth. Jr.. is
saHering with cold. and Dr. Charles r.
naane!d "a was called to prescribe for him.
Bedford Boy had no race at Frederick the
zls pace in which he was to have started
on Friday being declared or on account OF
Evening star., 1905-10-22

Ernest UtterEach's Monadnach won twn
races at Hagerstown and one at FREDERICK
His mare Judia Flower ran second in a
race at each place.
Evening star., 1905-10-22

Miss White, the Georgetown mare. won
the 2.,i1 pace at Winchester Friday. The
fastest heat was in 2.:9. Frank Thomas
oroNe her Noble Boy, driven by Lee Dor
seS OF Rockville. won the free for-aU race
AT the same place. Niger Boy got one
neat ana second money. Lady Rndran
took one heat and got third money. The
best time of the race was 2.22
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
Norfolk & Western Ry

Schedule in effect June II; 1906.
Leave Wilmington, Penna. r. r. Sta
tion:
42O a. m. daily-Al points on Norfolk
and Western; also Knoxville Chatta-
nooga and Memphis.
Cos p. IN. daily-Washington and Chatta-
nooga Limited Roanoke, Bristol. Wins
ton. Salem, Knoxville. Chattanooga,
Nashville, Memphis. New Orleans
Through sleepers. cafe cars.
For Norfolk via Washington and Rich
mond, 1855 a. m, daily. 715 a. m. daily
1895 p. IN. daily. Arrive Norfolk ITO a.
m, $50 p. M, 1920 p. IN.
Via Philadelphia-Penn r. r. and
Cumberland Valley r. R.-shenandoah
Valley Route.
Trains leave Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
vanla r. r. station:
S.g5 D. m Shenandoah special for
Luray Ellston, Basic, Buena Vista, Nat
ural Bridge Roanoke, T.. Radford, Win
ston-Salem. Bluoncld, Welch and Gary.
Pullman buffet sleeper between Phi!a-
delphia. Wclch and Gary.
1t.40 p. IN. daily-EXpress. For Luray.
Natural Bridge, Buena Vista, Roanoke,
Radford. Wythsvillc Abingdon. Bristol,
Morristown, Knoxville Chattanooga and
Memphis. Pullman sleeper between
Philadelphia aud Knoxville.
Via Baltimore and Ohio r. r.
From b. S o. station 1OG p. m. daily,
for Bcrryvillc, Luray. Shenandoah, Elk
ton and intermediate points.
T.. j. LOCKWOOD. Passenger Agent
iilh street and New York Ave. Bond
Bids. Washington, ID. c.
/ W. B. BEV1LL. G. T.. A., Roanoke Va.
Evening journal., 1905-12-01

"Then he must not be clock
watcher. II lee Is an emrloyc he must
be willing to share his part of his em-
ployer's responsibility. A woman in
our employ one day when we were
rushed with am order ON perishable
goods began running 10 the clocka about
ten minutes of AZ. AT H. we saw we
would finish the contract in five min
utcs and asked the foreman 10 delay
the whistle. The woman raised gen-
cral disturbance. and OF course, was
discharged. IL an employer he mast
not exact unusual things from his em-
ployc. Each must get accustomed TO
helping the other"
Dr. Alfred smith. wilmington Con-
ference Temperance evangelist;
"The ideal man is a cultured, courtly
Christian man. Not simply am edu-
Gated. gentlcmany church member
but "a living. breathing embodiment Of
the principles of the gospel. Christ
twas the one ideal man and The man
who approaches most nearly TO the
Christ standard is the ideal man. lie
win be man with a sound body but
hc viii keep his body under. Tie Will
make every faculty ana function of it
being. lie viii be "a useful mNn, not a
rcelusc. not q hermit. not "a dodder. not
"a tpplcr not "a dodger not "a compro-
miser. but "a useful clean godly man
who cannot DE turned from his purpose
to do and be exactly what God de-
signed for him"
Help Fcllowman.
Lewis NJ Price of Smyrna:
t..s s..aHs tts ftges Tnf1tr "a Inn 10 H., Tn
something helpful for his fellow men
is public benefactor. Now ! might
say that amy man who can give the
world something which win make two
blades of grass grow where one now
grows is making the world better by
his living I manufacture a phosphate
that does this thing
Register in Chancery Amos A. Wat
son:
"lt is not always the person OF great
deeds who makes % community re-
joice because he lives. l have i'm mind.
now, one woman who dispcnses charit-
able gifts to worthy recipients. but Is
.studiously careful not TO let the world
know it. and the world does not know
OF ninety per cent of her charitable
works I'm other words. it is the man
breaches I'm every walk of life"
city Councilman William l.. Pritch-
.ott
"a man who can make new things
out of old things matter that has been
practically thrown away ought to be
am exceedingly useful man. a man
Who can take ana old Erandfathcr's
clock out Of the garret and make it
worth Sl25 of amy mans money as as
suredly doing something
/ superintendent John b. Hutton. of
Wesley Sunday school.
Joseph w. Folk. of Missouri and
Theodore Roosevelt are high types of
mon. and how much better the world
would DE IL every man, in his own little
sphere blended these two characters
and then mixed in q little food reli-
gion, taking up his new life with a
win and a determination to DO things.
no matter what Obstacles might arise,
and to bring results
William Penn Shockley lawyer and
poet
Evening journal., 1905-12-01
PhiIa. and Reading Ry
CWnmington dlvlsiOn)

Time Table I'm Enect September 5, 1905.
Trains leave Wilmington, QNing street
station). for Elsmerc Junction. Mont
chanin. Winicrthur Guyoncourt Gram
aguc. Cossart. Chadd's Ford Junction.
pocopson. West Chester Embreevilic,
Mortonvillc. Coatesville and intermediate
stations. daily, except Sunday, at 7.23 "a
M. daily 30 and 4.5O p. m. Sunday only
$40 a. M. 80, 4Jo p. m.
For Suplec, slverson and intermediate
stations, daily, except Sunday, at 7.a2 a.
fi.. daily. 30 and 4.5O p. m. Sunday only
SO a. M. 30, 4j0 p. m.
For Joanna. Birdaboro, Reading and
Intermediate stations, daily, except sun
day at 7.32 a. m. and 30 y. m. Sunday
only at $40 a. M. and 30 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY r. r. From Chestnut
ST Ferry. For South ST. see timetables
at stations.
NvEEK-DAYs.- City.-7.SO q.
m. Lei. 800 a. IN. EXP, 1i.2O a. m. Exp,
eco p. m., Exp, AGO D. m, Exp. eco min
utcsl. 500 p. IN. Exp, SEQ p. m, Lei, '.l5
p. M. EXP
cape May and Ocean city.-s5o a. m,
AIS p. NJ. SEQ p. m.
Sen Isle City.-S.5O a. m.
sUNDAYS.-Atlantic City-SCO a. m.
Lei. eco a. m. Exp. 1000 a. m. Exp, 500
p. m Lei, 7l5 p. M, Exp.
Caoe May Ocean city and Sea Isle City
$50 q. ne,
/ a. r. DICE. EDISON J. WEEKS.
GenI supt. Gen'l Pass. Agt.