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,llAAJJnLfu1A AMI READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF
EEW-JFRSEY CENTRAL DIVISION

NEW - IsAO7A|A Nis4f lNith Nv liD'DN-
FOOT OF LTBFRTY.ST, NORTH RIVER.
1irect connection and from Broo,lyn via Annex Bo.ts
TIME rn RE22Iyp nFT ffc Pfc Il Ne o. 1873,
2 pIILAD DE 6.S Sn1 TRENT2S B0usd Br29S
700 i20o p NJ. SUNDAYS OF a:I5 q. NJ. $50 400 m
chestnut Hn AZ columbiaavo for Manayunk COnslo-
hocken and NoTiStown.
DRAWING. ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
AH- on Night Trains
ctryni,g, leave PHILADELPqIA. Ninth and Creeu.st..
~ SUNDAY $50 a m, $50 300 p M Tbinf and
Bcrssls At 10 $40 900 1880 m, Loo $3.50 $40 $50
p. m SUNDAY. BIZ In. $50 D. m.
5a S5 T IG6 Warren l9a l$ i $40 SOB
rdr WiiiLI&SsPcoTi"T sU&2Hi1URY. LEwGsBURa. aad
MAHANoY CITY at 7:45. 800 m. $40. 400 pm.
FOR READING and Harrison 70 ~ 100 7.I5 300 lll6
a No. ZOO 1880 800 5:jo 645 1900 p sundays at
For ?GRANroN a. 7;l5, 200 a. N, 8t5 p. m.
Leo. l"0. i4j. 54j ?. m. sundays at JJO D.
FOR DRIFTON at Il5 4. m, 3:i5 p. 10.
fogTAMAQUA at,l5 7:45, 900 M 1000 1:3o 345 400
For BETHLEHEM ALI ENTOwN and MAUCH CHUNK
st40o 7I5, 300 a. M. loo, 1880 St5, $50 p. Sunday
r@f EHsiGS at 400, 715 745 DOCS D.. 100. $780, s45
tST O SSiAFIoNs' on HIGR ' B XII 8 BRANCH
90 am. so 4:3) : N. ~ w
For FLENHNGroN at7:15, 900 H. Loo l.30 500 $50
900. $50 p IN. Sundays l3) D.
For ~ W, at i:9Q :oC 75 7i5 900 1890 l5
50o 800 1880 III. Sundays at SOOa W 1890 80
FqI PiA EFrELD g cGo 7:l5 ?i5 9oo $50 1880
SUNDAYS SO s M NJ 49, 0 iGo 5G ~ ~ Up p M
Fol- ELIzABETH AZ 800 900, Gl5. 645.7l57a5 500 30
500 $50, 1000 10 %. lli5 1880 am l2C I245 1901
2uO..:oO %OO33O $40, ~ 04:l5 43O i4j 5.j1 90 $40
549 500 o1, $3.50, 3:45, 100 1880 500 $40, 30 1890
1850, l20Q pm SUNDAYS at 500. s:4j a m 100 tOJ
$50 9:0p 1900 pm. N' 49,
For INV Ark at BOO $40 6:I5 el5 TO 1890 500 II,
$50 0, 49, $40, lO:l5 lO;i6 ll:i5 m 1900 m I24j
d.5 94Q i;59 800 g. 80 200 49, 800 5I5, $50 $40
40 pm. SUNDAYS at 500 9l5. lois q m I2OO IN
I:l5 300. 400. 300 ClJ. 500, 300 1850 pm
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &c. AN rail- NJ
400 7i5. e;u0 100 m, 11c0 lao. $50 400 4:3O 545
$50 y. N; SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove II 500 So
For FItEEHoLD-At 7:45 II a IN, r. l46 l. s. 1880 D m
For LAKEWOOD. Tons RIVER and BARNEGAT 1t 300
~ m, Ia, $3.50 m
ForVINELAND and BRIDGEToN al 1,4Jp.m
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From PIER No. ;. North RIVER via Sandy Hook
COMMENCE 80 il y F. 22d, la
For SEA- BRIGHT, LONG BRANCH, etc at 43O o IL n m
1910 $40 446, 1:.O y. m. sundays, g. l. m 6l , D IN
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at $3.50 800 z. IN s45
$50 n ~
For ELBERoN, AsBUR1 PARK OCEAN GROVE. POINT
P NJ sundays Except As0ury Park ana Ocean Grove AZ
800, Hoo "
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 900
am, lIJ, 3:46 H. sund y.. 900 a.
Tickets be procured foot LAoerty.st Pier No e.
broadway 1871 So and 749 Gihave ] Rivinrton ar 10
Greenwichst los 2O6 East 25t st principal Hotel. in
way 5$S. - Fultonsti IL Manhattan-ave; De Kal5
ave. lnea Auahtcavo In HoDoken, 2b4 Washn rton ar
y Y Transfer Company viii call and from
/ +. ooTrhN, q. O. HANCOCK
General Manager. - - Cen Pass. sud Ticket Az
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street Fcfres as follows,
62O 72u >, 90 20 and 10 Limited H. ll:iO m l. p 40
$40 g. = aud p N and II night sundays, 6;l6,
8 Limited and 10 4 B. aud H. and z night
Trains leaving Qk daily except suudGy $40 100 s.
s"0ald lli!0 m, 1. .. l. and p H.. Tren
ton for Camden.
Re- Grnins trains leave Broadst Station philadelphia 2ol,
3llH $50, !. 435 except Monday, 05n 20 so, $50
II, and 40 m O.mted Express, 1880 aud 20 D. NJ. l.
B. =, >, 6, $50 7!i0 745 and ON sunday 2O., 5l5,
800 4, i35. $3.50 T. 500 Limited lp 40 7A5
and p m Leavo Philadelphia via Camden, $50 a n
daily except sunday.
ricke Offices So $40 and ga Broadway, Aston Houss
ami foot OF DesOrOss"s and CoRndt stree. Court st.
and Brooklyn Annex station fool o., Fulton..t,
BToOsy u; Bus'r HOtol HobOken station Jersey Clty
Ergrant Ticket Oloe No Battery Place aid astle Gas
den.
The NewYOIk Transfer Company viii call Ion and check
baggage from hotels AMI residences
CHARLLS r. PCGH, ! r. WBDp
-
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Br slileas Chances.

d cN 0A0 TO $50, 000.-Partner wanted
nDty.tUUD with this amount 10 Join an Engish
young gent leinan establishing general business 10
Tnrk in connec ION with European 1ms. References e.
changed principals only dealt good opening ioI gen
"''"'" 'O" VI ""' r. o. BOX 80. Now-York.
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Crreuenn A0pcrtlst meltls.

european Advertisements.
I IEB!G COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
II FINEST and Cheapest Meat-ta'ormg s"cH Ioi
soups Made Dishes and Sauces etc Ahndai
sale g. 100, D Jars
! IEBIG COMPANG'S EXTRACT or MtAt;
II An nvaluable Tonic In casta Of week digestion anu
debility ~. -licctss and boon for Which Nations
s!ould feel grateful" see Medical Press" "Ian-
Get etc
EBG 5. G9MP o1 Ta ES 5Es = 2F
signature in Blue Ink across Label lhe tauo
"l}arnn Iebig" AMI Photograph baFIh9 DJ.h
largely used by do1 eTs with no connection WIN
Baion Licble. the public arc informed tIlat ne
Iiehg COMPANY OHcl tho af'iCic WI
Baron Licbiss guarantee q. gelu ncness.
EBG coM III ), 81 EHTEAGI or o2a EA a5d
Clcmists sole for the United states i"hoir-
sale only, G. David < Co.. acknowledgements
London, England o.. ~ ,,..,
Sold wholesale by PARK iifOrd, SEHi x ana 2ets
AChcr Neral & COndt Sc e Robbins. H. IL. ~ T.
I nurber & Co.. and blcssrs W. II. Schiefelm 20
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cypress Trains NeYOA via Desbrosse, and cOrtaea,

DoCELE TRICK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MINT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST.
EN- WIN ABsOLuTE .AFErY
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1nstrurilon
OHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
PUBLISH THIS DAY;

For Boys and Young Men-city.
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 721
tfadison-ave- 64th..t Dr. II. CHAPLIN, Prino-
Sum New building co nplete appoint aentA The
t4thschOoi ust qua
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4S1
~ Broadway near 42dst 47th year PrinaY, Commercial
tIo Classical Dcpts H. 81 HOBBY W. l. AKIN. PTincpA
For Young Ladies-City.
MISS PEBBLES and MISS THOMPSON
ll will open an English French and German
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Young and Children Wednesday october LIST
1854, AT 81 East 57thst, Ne..York-
For particulars address
MISS g. r. KIERSTEDS BOARDING and
wi DAY SCHOOL Pubic School Methods for young
sdes children viii open Wednesday october 1854 at
s. Last 57hst. corner Of PaIkaye N Y Circulars On ap
sljeauop * 200 West l25th-s&
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Glllallous tululco-- ltlI,es.


T0ACHM AN-BV a married man, of long cX-
Noroncc W. y ,nIer.i.nns hi. lusne q, i'm
all its oanchesj ~. .h' S1'tG' IN , l
Hsn' 80, an" n, .r ~ sr civ t't.ra, viii irr and
li I3,,ii, Ad.rcs "a titf N : ig.i inst
"'i'S'hH TN"''iO''
ItlACHNAN --TlOrOuublV understands the
aro and reat' emf nf ln,c. carriages ctc comuctrt
dTvcr: pTecfiy sober a.d o1!ieng cry ~ .try
c,icnf DIV reference Address L. N ~ Eat hist
IOACUVA%.-Bv Fl Protestant, single. mid
dIeaged man q, Ion. expci.ict. who urIelstiu the
coro 81 ad lame n ind ,Is, nrstcla.- anna ,.. AMI
Sars drstcass Teereue. 70 "a o. ne country or ry
Ad,rrss r s.. 81 7ti.iv.. drag store
VA hooss e.Iv te.u, ZEN years itv
refrencnI ~ amvi Ca, on icco ut OF ceiling OFT Ca
ar ID .Tcss . W.. > East 2sth-st. care Priest.
" ~ ,
ongIIY undcr.tqnds me caro- Of horses good scaly
d. cT econ ,ended bl D las. employer address, L.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYOk via Desbrosses and Coandt street
Ferries follows:
Harrsbnrg, Ptsburg the West and South, With Pullman
Palace Cars attached, a. m. aud m daily NewlOr
Chicago Limited Il Psror, Dining, Smoking aud sleep
ing Cars al Q an every day.
p connecting Cory for Titusvie, Petroleum entire
anil the OH Regions. - 49, -
Baltimore. Washington and the South "Limitei hingtoa
ExpTAs Of Pullman PaTlOr Cars daily except sunday -
NJ, arrive Washington 4:o5 Regular VIA B. and =
m at G:2O aud $50 a m. $40 and pm AMI night: VIA
r. aud o. r. r and ,. and y night sunday via b
and p r. r. 6:15 and II night VIA IS and v H.
h. D. IN. and II night
For hantc City except sunday with through ear. D. m
For Cape May except Sunday, Halo a.
LoTg Branch iav Head Junction and inferno tate stations
via Railway and Amhoy 4i5, 7:lO anG m ~ n0On 3lO
$40 4l0, D. 540 n m. On Sunday, il5. $40 aud a
ant p do sop az i sbury PARK.
Brooklyn connect with al rou IN trains at
Jersey CITY anorlng speedy and direct tra'ser for
PIOOElyn travel
Trains airyoFrom Pittsburg 6;l0 and 800 730 and
1870 p m daily, and a IN daily except Monday From
Washington and Baltimore, $50 and Gao a. n, 20 $40
$3.50. go 92o 1893 and 1925 p M sunday, 6;55 40
From Philadelphia, $50 6lO, $3.50 $50, I, pit Monday.
go 800 l040 1880 m, LEO, 2, $40, 80 53Q 62O,
100 1850 $50, go. 1905, 1920 and 1895 sunday,
800 900 $50 $50 1905. 1lS5s nj $40, 1885, 800, 1905
md 4 "a m
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Rooms anS flats 60 Get.

EURNISHED FIRST FLAT, 8 rooms, piano.
Il 1,2I9 Park-avo, at 73d-st, TIL October
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TO PHILADELPHIA.


20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON
SUNDAY; 3 STATION IN FHILADEL-
PHIA IN NEW-YORK
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Ocean Steamers

= NCHOR LINE.-U. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
- GLASGOW via LONDoNpERRi -, 80 -
Dcvonia. y. a, N re 80 " Jug, a. ii
Ancholia July ,, 3 p. Utopia Jult - o D. III
Cabin pass -. $50 to $50; second GAS ; 10
SierTdce TO rom ~ -
IIVERrOUIASD QUEENSTOWN SERVICE
From Pier II North River. foot Of Leroy.st - o.,
AUSTRAL sails June = Juy - Hug , .
NITS OF ROME taIsJpiy IL, u. ., w "
Sup,rb accommodations all classes OF passahgcr'
CABIN passage so O flDt according 70 &C ON hOatOhA
second Ciass SO Storage az aooye. ,.,
For massage, .'iJ.a Plans BOX y Rates N".' appyN
7HEIDERSON RKOrIEkS. Bow ..Ag OIetIL
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For Young Ladies-Countrv.

For Young Ladies-Countrv.
TO PAkEN iS.-An English ady will
~. into her family, NorstOwn Tor the summer
specially instruction III other branches Il required
Address
EXPERIENCE care Of Miss LEGGETT, 253 6th-aye.
DORDENTOWN, \. j. Female Colleges
I'D beautifully located very heathfu and thorough. Su
peuOT Departments For clcuaT &c, address
Rev MM O. BOWEN, A NJ president
GROVE HALL.
N Miss Montforts school for Young Ladies, NewHaveD
CoDu. Tent, year beg.ns Septe nber "a
RYE Seminary, vv,vorv
For particulars address Mrs $. J. LIFE
OSSINING INSTITUTE for Young Ladies
" and Misses, sing y. Y, Bes advauti ges N IT.
Music ElOcution English ana Modern Languages Charges
moderate. opens September l6 - . ,o, .--.,
THE ELMS.-Family and Day school for Girls,
u No ~ Hleh.st, sprngaeit Mass For CIRCULAR a"
For Both Sexes-CountrY
MHERST. MASS.-Family School for deli
N cate and children SPECIAL attention given TO
defective articulation MIS-. W. d. HEkkICK.
DLAIR PRESBYTERIAN ACADEMY.
ID John |. Blair foundation Healthy location. scholar
ships prizes. large endowment low rates
j. II. SHUMAkEK. Ph ID. Principal Blarstown, y. j.
CLAVERACK COLLEGE
~ and HUDSON Piver Institute Claverack, " I.
so A YEAR.
FITS for ALL COLLEGES aud BUSINESS
French, Art and Music specaltios Both seXeB
School continues open during July and ADJUST
Rev ALONlO FLACK. Phi d. President
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TnstrnrtiorL
r Y Dung Ladies-CitY.

For Young Ladies-City.
MRS. GALLAHER'S French Protestant
NI Boarding and Day School for Young LADIES' $40 sahl
sonaye 50hs All branches taught for college prsps
ration Intermediate and primary classes
both English Separate and limited CLASS ior
fla hoVa
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NOKWICH LINE TO BUSTUN, WUKCtO-
y TER, NAsHUA PORTLAND and TIE WHITE
MOUrNTh ms without transfer "City Of Worcester" the
travellers fayore leaves No 49, North River foot OF
onaLs York Oh Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays,
he uar city OF BosCo" on Mondays Wednesdays
Limited and EIcursion Tickets reduced rates state
rooms NAV secured POI Broadway and at Pier 40
perior advantages a offered by this line FAST
FREIGHT LINE. Two ste each every weekday.
or informal referring to passenger freight rates apply
ATqut
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DORDEAUX LINE. .. r.,,.
ID rew and direct limo 10 the south o. France
NEWYoRE AM BORDEAUX DIRECT
80. .r,..t.- ou a " Is
From, ..ronticc,s Stores" (near Wals Ferry BROOKLYN
Travellers Tor france. spain and Italy Pyrencs, ran
Nice &c will ave time and expense taking thus Inc
First ahn intending wnc 80 10 800 second Ca) IL 80
''eeIaSe SO foi r liz BouIANGER. as Beayerst
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SWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGES
A IL A = 4 L Il 4


Thirteen miles from fd street station. Philadelphia
Seventeen each daily between Media and Phia
delph.a. .-..-
Students admitted classified any Ali students
the school with the principal Table exceient tx
peTienOed walters no Tor one or NO students al
nicely con- etely furnished fXod price covers every
expense books ETC. extra charges keep or Music
examination ADMISSION Fifteen oypenenccd teachers
and all uatas. Six Harvard two Yde one lin
ity special for apt scholars 10 advance rapidly
Special drill for dull backward boys Patrons or students
the regular English, Scien
Classical fv ngueorihg Course or parts
different Hghgrade students not kept back
detective Classlnc9ton. COnduOnel college stuents o.
any class tnt0red Young whose early education has
been NEGLECT oil instructed privately
students tied at MEDIA ACAD MY are IN Harvard
Yale Princeton University Of Pennsylvania Leh yh Laiay
HaveuOrl UnlveratY Of VIRGINIA Williams COumba
Dickinson stevens Institute of Technology Troy and Boston
Foyteehnic Schools
MEDIA ACADEMY hasa physical and chemical Iahora
nnc gymnasium an large bail hci fluccn nun r
volumes added 10 the library IN 1883 Apparatus doubled in
S-3. graduating ass in commercial department every
Twelve stud ns b@ Tor college and admitted in 80
Tho health recorI 81 Medn fer parallels. MED has
churches and temperance charter which prohibits the
s. le OF ntOXcat drinks
usr3tcd circular OF Media Academy address the
Principal and prop ietOr.
SWf1HIN c. SHORTLIDGE. A. b. and A. NJ,
Harvard College Graduate Media Penn
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NOTICE LANE ROUTE" ,.r.,,,
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN
FROM PIl NJ. 80 NORTH RIVER
GALL eCnesday NY :, DIN
IT., II - ~ tdn, , ay Ju,y D. 800 D. IN
~ Tt%ia $500 - "Wednesday. July lG. II a
SIN t..... .-... w dnesdsy. july % 81 L. m
CABIN passage $50 $50 and SiOl ,,. -, ,-o-,,o -
sfepragc % from all parts OF Europe az worry
retns Irceht and passage o ice M. Bowling Green
~ NLRSON II. Brown ~ CO. Al nti
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I UlON ~ ir \ y; STATES Nall srEAMERs

"a r%iTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOX CVEENSTOWN AND LlNkRPOOL
Leaving per So. y. r. foot OF kin--st
APtZON .......... % " a IN
ALASKA Saturday. Jul ., $50 o. IN
"A -, tJN,IZ ...... TUESDAY. July D. y.
AL O., . uri4, July - - In
= = \ SATURDAY AuHu7 = vP III
~ These steamers are built Of with watertlght ON
Tarments and are furnished NTH every requisite 20 make
in passage across Atlantic bptn safe ami agreeable
having bathroom smoking ROOM dra~lngroom pi3l" and
stc"attcSs am caterer
on each steamer al upper deck ttu'
Insung those greatest % all uxuics al sea- perfect Veh
ton JndlsIL - ..lnn.
calm passage according 20 ssteoo 500 $50 and S4oG
t,fruu.ui: D.. at los
.'tf T. IA, "a ~
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POSITION for the summer months as tutor i'll
the classics ~ those preparing for college conditioned
Address YALE, w H., Room D.
N Y.
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

MARY POWELL.-FOr West Point, Corn
w wall NovbuIg Poughkeopse. Rondout and KInsston
Milton. NeHI am uTe and Hyie Iark
daily Sur ays excepted leaves Vesrys 9l5, and West
egd at 80 D. NJ Vest Point or Cornwall, VIA
= y Nest Shore and Buffalo r r. Tickets and baggage
checked to Saugcrties Catski Albany and al points Wost
an connect. ~ POughkeepe with TRIMS for the North
tickets sold nd haggage checked RhicneS udson AL
hauV and all points West the y. Y. Central X II.
TNCU RSION TICKETS to West Point turning VIA
Shore Hudson River r = same day 49, CIR
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Grachers.

DRIVATE TUITION.-A tutor residing in a
beautiful location Of the Vrg Man Mountains
ceive pupils special advantages for dull back ward
delicate pupils. Box 3, Va
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-26

DENTON, Md, Jan. oath, 1SS4.-Ow-
ing to the very unpleasant weather of
the past month business has been rather
dull. Our ice houses are mostly well
filled with q superior quality Of nice ice,
varying in thickness from four to six
inches. We have had some very cold
weather. A Lodge of Good Templars
was recently organized here, which
gives promises of becoming very strong
and influential for good. Rev. A. d.
Davis, who was so active In the TEN.
perance work in your State few years
ago, is the chief officer and mover in the
work. 1t is the design of the order to
see that violators of the local option
law be punished. The Legislature is
also, being petitioned SO TO amend the
law .. to stop some of The loop holes.
This county was the first in the State
to obtain local option, some eight years
ago aud now fourteen OF the twenty two
counties OF the State enjoy the bless
ings of this wise law which il doing
great good and is becoming more popu
lar every year. Before we had local
option in this county, our almshouse
bad many occupants. the Jail Vas well
Tiled, and cur courts had extended ses-
sions. Now We have but eigh cen pau
pers and not single prisoner in Jail,
and scarcely ever is, and our courts have
but little to do. VIDI.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-26
Another school, House N eeded.

The strong probabilities are that tn
City Council will be asked for an ap
preparation this year to build new
school house to accommodate the grow
ing necessities of that part of the Sew
enth ward known as the Forty Acres
This section is fast growing in popula
ton, and the nearest school is Ninth
and DUPONT streets, back of Mcdowell.
vile, a considerable distance for chill
dren to travel in bad weather, through
bad streets, and over a mass of railroad
tracks, as there soon will be, when the
Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad is
completed.
The citizens interested are canvassing
the matter, and it is probable public
meeting will soon be held in that sec
ton to further the project, and petition
Council in making next years appro.
priatiOns to include in them sufficient
for the building of this needed school
house.
The building Of a new school house
would be an improvement in the right
direction, and its benefits cannot well
be estimated by dollars and cents. 1t
reaches far beyond the mere benefits of
material improvement, and lays hold
of a moral and mental power that the
more 1t is cultivated the more it ex-
pands and raises society to the higher
planes Of a social, moral and useful
life. Money spent in the cause of edu-
cation brings back to the city not only
six per cent in cash on the amount in
vested, but , moral interest, the worth
of which n incalculable. Wherever
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-26

The Philadelphia Times Washington
Correspond mt to day Says Senator
Logan rtnfs 10 make the greatest eff.
fort of his life when the bill for the re.
lief of General Fitz.John Porter comes
up in the Senate He claims to have
possession Of speech prepared by the
late General Garfield for use against
Porter, but which was never delivered.
General Logan will read Garfield 4
speech In connection with his own, and
1t il expected that he will keep the floor
several days.
When General Grant frst became an
advocate ~ General Porter, canse
Logan WAS 20 affected that h. actually
took to his bed and was sick for several
weeks. He was Respondent and seem.
closest friends feared that he would die
But he slowly recovered and Is now as
vigorous as ever. He regards bis oppo-
sition to Porter a. chief cause of his
popularity with the ex-soltiiers, and to
the soldiers he looks for support in Q
contest for the Presidential nomination.
He IL sanguine Of success, and ia not
taking pains, as some other aspirants
are, to conceal his boom. He will proba-
bly, be the first to openly take the field
~ q candidate for nomination.
There is q general belief here that
Loean's chances are much better than
Arthur's, and the Senator Is 10 confident
of this that he pays little attention 70
the movement of Hatton and others,
who are supposed to be In charge Of
Arthur's interests. Logan regards
Blaine and Sherman AZ hts most danger
GUS rivals and watches all their move
ments with keen interest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-26

ANOTHER evidence that the City
Council of Wilmington with Chic
Engineer of their own choosing is abb,
to carry on the Water Department o
the city to the interests Of the city and
the people, is shown in the receipts and
expenditures for the year 1888 compared
with 1882, when Mr. Mclntire was the
Chief Engineer. The receipts Of the
Water Department for the year just
closed were$9, $50. in excess of the re.
ceipts Of the year before under Mr.. Nc.
Intire, while the increase of expense
was only $4l9.12. Still there is a
clamor for putting Mr.. McIntire back
in his old position through the agency
OF the Water Commission.
The summing up of the year shows
that more feet Of pipe have been laid
less water has been wasted, the water
receipts have been greater, the expenses
have been lighter, and the water works
have been keptin better condition under
Mr. Coyle than under Mr.. McIntire's
last years incumbency of the Chief En-
gineership of the Water Department.
Why then should any change be
made"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-26

The Phoenix Hot Bast Fur.
mace, acknowledged by sll havin-
them in use the best, for dura-
hility, simplicity and economical
in The use OF coal la~ge and
heavy cy inder tlaring sides,
with cIinker hole, impossible for
clinkers to remain in cylinder.
The combustion chamber, tubes
and drums are made of heavy
bloom iron seams, riveted and
warranted. No gas; no dust. In
connection with this heater we
have some cheaper grades of
Heaters. Also in stock the Crys-
tai Fire Place Heater several in
use a liberal discount to the
trade.
The Bride Range, with Duplex
Crate, the best CRATE made. We
are at all times equipped for do
ing roofing, having just received
some of the best brands and tin
plate, and would ask an inspec-
ton of these goods. Homemade
tin ware in stock, and a general
line of House Furnishing Goods
at reasonable prices. For further
information, call or address
REESE & BRO,
No. 6 East Fourth Street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-26

LAST summer the REPUBLICAN mad,
the suggestion that large iron pipes b.
laid in the south long race to the City
Mills and that the space now taken NJ
by the race be converted into a carriag,
drive or a road up the Brandywine. VIZ
feel complimented that such practicaI
and able engineer as David II. Coylt
Chief Engineer Of the Water Works, il
his annual report recommends thu
same thing, though we would not say
the idea was not original with him
Two needed things would be accom-
plished if Mr.. Coyle's recommendation
was taken up and acted upon favorably
by the City Council, there would be
no more complaint of the race being a
receptacle of the wash from the hill
slope on the southern side which con
taminated the water and much needed
roadway would be constructed up the
Brandywine.