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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD
FROM STATIONS OF $1,000,
.-ryv vFpcLY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOoT OF LIBERTY. ST, NORTH RIVFR.-,o.,.
rect connection 70 and from Brookyn wa AnAoN i"'''


FROM STATIONS OF r,,,cyO,,
NEw-JERSEY CENTRAL r DIVISION VI $50
Direct connection and from BROOKLYN via Annex hoaN
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV; IS lSo1
por PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON BSuh9 % B 7SS
ESq a at 81 SSD&Ys at s5 a. No. $50 l2:oop m
,,rc, connection at WAYNE junction for Germa, ana
Chestnut Hll at Coumba-ave for Mana! uAA' Oo''"o'
hocksn and Norristowp. .-
DpNwIyG.R ROOM CARS on all Day Trains aud SLEEPING
CARS Night Trains -.
40 J}0 $50 1909 M, l5 S;l6 a'W o Tbr5 md
m sUN p Sic s go Zoo 'O H. 100 $40 $50 $50
nm SUNDAY, s:l5 m, 4'3O p M
pacS zoos i:3i a. m. l5i, Az SPA 7;2o p IN Bun
DAS IiII;ICRSsPoRT at CAS- 745. 900 M, 345. 400
rR9 sn1;yBURY and LEw1sBURG at CAS-. 7l5 a m Si5'
For RI ,D1NG and HARRISBURG at 40. 900 Il'l6sm
100 1850 400 $50, 1900 p m sundays AZ o'oO p H.
For SCRANTON st 6:i5. 300 a M. $40 p m
For wLKEsBARBdE and PIT IGsvs g. s So 9Oo %
For DRIFToN at Gao a. m, S:46 p IN.
rorTAAQUA at Gas. 745, 900 m 100, 1870 Sa5' 400
CO. I- SETBIEHEM. ALLENTOWN and MAUcH CHUNK
tSt CAS- 900 H. loo. $780, $40 ''So p IT, 0uuS! ~
10, TAsToN at sl5 90 N. l.OO $780, SA5 400 4So.
$40 o. m Sundays. $50 p IN.
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 600
For TLFMiNGToN at CAS- 600 M 100, $780, 400 4SO'
: 300 5SOp m Sundays $50 ?. IN, Inn ,.oo
For soMERvILLE at 6:45 900 1890 LAP n 100 10
d$O 900 S9 9 &C. Zoo 6S" $780, 1850 H. Bun
days Of 300 a H. lou o'oV' w" y IA
For pLAtNFIELD at 6:45, 7:45 900 $50 1880 ll13 at
100, 13l $50, S45i 4;1o 45 'y 49, XS q. sod az
sI@, i. 80. 200 zoo $50, 800, Zoo p.
a" g15 et5 7iI i r. &c. $ 5p 2 2
$40 400 $40 845 400, AIS, 40 A45, 300 015 5:50
RS 600 els CSC. G:t5 ZOO 100 500 sac " o. IO;5O
Yi86 i260pm SUNDAYS at S:OJ $40 H. l;3O' 4O)
g., SfTHRK at 500. $40. GI5 CAS- 7l5, 100 500, sl5
ssO g. d 81 > q:45 1918 lO+J, lll5 ~ l2OC M IA
lis 10 $50 500 So 400 400 800, 5l6y DO 90
zoo al : Gao 400 100, 80. 900 9A6, 1880 ia
lis 500 AO0, 300 G15 500, 600 l0: o . IN 80, 1T, .
kor T'ONG BRkNCH, OCEAN GROVE, &c. (Al 1Gin az
100 SIS am 1880, 400, GOO . IN. SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grove at 400, lO4j a m.
ror FRFEHOl D-At5, S.l5, IL q. m, 1870, 4. p m 49,
Eor fAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and bAfNEGAr at $40
a. m 1880 4:3O with through paroro cars On s0V p III
toorrSVTiINELAND and BRIDGEToN at1i2oD pm.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION,
From pier No. :, North River, via SANDY Hook
rn-IONG BBANCH, EAIONIOMN, ETC., al 4 p III.
scets can he procured Lbertys Pier No North
rive 10 z57 1921, I'll, 49, 72l, .44, l3l aud
taS4 yr,adwav. III and 749 bth-aye.i Ryng0Ist 10
KeWYoIk civ brooklyn AZ Nos CouFisJ 10 trOal
ssv 7SO and FuitOn-st 2lO MsDhatdaveiI DE haO-
80 1sg Atlantic ave. In HODOken, Z54 NasLlngtOnst
y TRANSFER Company will cal Tor and check baggage from
hotels or residence to destination.
S"'N' % c. q HANCOCK,
General Passenger and ilchet az snt, IAliadelpha
LIE. WOOTIEN, General MANAGE A. nvv1N
General Eastern Passenger Agent llS Lbertyst, ~ y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09

Express Trains leave New via DoSOIo''e' an" ~
Street Ferries IS follows ,,,.,, :, ,,1oo y, : o.20
'ts0 : Il + : ard g D. and Il night Suhca{ oIy, y
% United and 10 m 9, . AID Up H., '1H l. n arr
7r5ius leaving NeW.York daily except sunday - g.,
ilIoa. H. l. !. and , ~, connecting AT 4Ien''" O
Rei1ne trains leave Broadst station, Phihdcphia -:
SD go l. ass except Monday 20, ~ IN ~ W.
III and : 3 a. LIMITED Express To- ana - y ~" ~
Sab s. $50 no 7:45 and H., On sunday I-.Jl8 . Il
and n m Leave Philadelphia Camden e1O d. H.
daily Except sunday. ,., ,,-..,.,- As,or 1tousp
ana foot Of pcsbrosse' and 60 tandt StItels'
I.rooE an. Hotel HnbOkcni station. Jti7ef ny
-nt BrOlk.n Annex Staho1i loot o., - u tou-,,-
migrant IcSct Olce N LatteTJ pace Da NA'4' va"
den. H., l,..,.,r,- ~, COIL fnr and cheok
baggage from hotels ana Iesucnces u ,voOD
CHARLES h iUGH, 800. " 81 - ,o,.
Genera Manager ''h'IH MS <'-'--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09
Sales bp auction.

WRITE OF A CHATTEL MORTGAGE
ID viii expose for sae at public auction ss6Igy ~
certsn ieeiwrght shop, TOOLS fixtures and STOCK &C
N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPRoXED, E9UIP
NfisSST. AND TIE FASTEST TIN CoNoioI-
FNT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09
Erriures ano Aleeiinss.

4 MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-Annual election
~ officers and OF the Fair will be held on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IA 1884, at its rooms in ths
Cooper Union. Polls open at 10 O'Clock H. AMI close a.
c. Mex LOSER sec'y. CYRUS II LoUrREL. Pres't.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09
e,,omtoois oro Railroads
;,,,,,opp Am ONO RAILROAD.

,DAITIMORR AND OHIO RAlLROAp
RALi tMoDTi FAST LINE TO TIE WEST
We rhiS o sFRssT1S. FSls%Si r. fSO Depot
sunday % WF ssHpRfrsS anT lS M esrTT
coaches 10 Chicago Cincinnati st. LOUIS 'o'h> =.
I@psM T6NiGHT daily WASHINGTON snd,n rorpo ssarc
fcr timetables Tickets steering PCrths rrv Court
,,rJy at Comranys Once $40, n ana 695 Broan""S'
q 6,o'. n"S rS1%SY ''''4 ~ FARE ONLY So.
Fun o"' Va sToNINoToN LINE. r,ditb
s,.a leave an except sunday fom fier '' Az
Jays' at 4IS r.. foPrLE Gen1 Pass Ast ia W@sss
x7pw-yoRK CENTRAL AND Hu "a 9ssS
N RIVER RAILROAD C 1cogn1Tal DEPOT
fhroug will leave Grand md Northern Express with
cars United Chicago Express with dining cars
,n ~ Albany Uca syracuse Roc6es,9r NJ next day
cleveland Toledo arriving az room, cSrs 10
o1S rochester and Buffalo, connces iSr 3ess with
Tu m Western New-YOrk and Northern EAPio'' WV
ssc Troy and Ut'Sa ES ppTS oS
81 p ~ 81 Lous Express with sEepa Toledo Detroit
Fails Buffalo, Cincinnati except sa'ur""S' i'O'''
ana 81 LOUIS with sleeping to Syracuse ana 10
.Nbnrn road also - Montreal .r, t,r Poches'pr
9p M Pacific EEprcsS Ttn n'eP cSS St Louis oswe-
co.. also owvills except >aiurday oors ,o Albany and
Ell N Night Expfess with sePIaR ns 10 for The West
North except saturday niglp ,, Depot No Bowling
Green 2sS and Rroadway and At MSSSS Sew YORK
Ohces Parsplacc AND ~ ann n sts GTcoGlyn aud 40
in drawnerOom END seSpr SS Cd" W
,CrT AT anv Of the ticket oacsS in N New cN O''
1Thrse trains run daily Al others dAfy g b MEEKER
J NJ IoUSEfs r,o,dopt General PASSENGER Agent
TIopr,I APP SHORE LINE.-For Providence
i'Oi ~ ,,n Eos A rail ron Grand Ceriat pelof
breFcxrsss trains ll sund9ys Ic M with raiGce
29 rs, So'F srG sT " 10 p1aS cro s, att
fait sfrycs at NcwTort 7:a6a M ~ ProfFI Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09
Proposals.
SEALED PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS
Will received by the undersigned, at the Office at tho
American OF the Statue of Liberty III Broadway
Room Wednesday, the 10th day Of February,
furnishing Of the stone and stOnework
the OF the pedestal OF the Statue OF Liberty
Enlightening the World, on BedlOes Island.
quantity osOne required will be live thousand six hun
dred and hfty-SX cubic yards more or less. -
Each bin will be accompanied by sample OF the stone
offered showing face rough hammered aud one pol
ished. -
Plans and specifications can be in the ONCE daily be-
tween Of and 3D. after February LIST prOx
The Commit the malt to reject ala bids.
CuARLLS +. STONE,
Inglneer-n- hiet
New.YOrk, Jan. %. 1854.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09
Rooms an0 flats Go Get.

Rooms au0 flats Go Eet.
4 SMALL FAMILY would let neatly furnished
~ references terms moderate. 81 West llhst,
IA
FURNISHED and UNFINISHED ROOMS
To Let-Low rates at 1913 West 34hs.. Private house.
lOTH-ST., 80 EAST.-Ncwly furnished
- rooms reference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter kou'e.
! posrov g. WORCESTER, 81 80. NASHUA 50 3d.
pdi,TIAND So and no transfer
cleaners CITY or NETWORK
aud
CITY OF LAWRENCE
,oo,e Pier No 90 North River foot OF Wattt mex per
vc s est Ferry daily except SUNDAY ~ 8'"O p %

.LtAASYLNANiA RAILROAD.
I Ouar1 after Nov. l., lS:j.
GREAT TRUNK LIZ ~
AND UNITFB STATES MAIL ,hp = a y. ,, e.~oo,
rraus leave Tcw.Yuik DosbrOssts ard Coil"h" ''
Hrrshrrs piitsuurg the west and SOUTH WIN ynrE
Palace Car atacn.t and p ~ 0alF. NJ $50
and chicago Limited. ~ Iafiol' DAhhs' SihO''7 49,
viii nsport Lock Iias en- a. IN p m 1oIlN anu
u M. Connecting CORY iOr IusFhle fe'IOAo"'' ~
Hnd the OIL Eegions ,-,i,o5 WosIiiurtO1
TXn,e.s" Of pullman PaTOT cans daily except J u
a m arrive Washncton 3;0i m kegnM We a. va
y et 20 and $50 $40 aud M anu - nSH, 30 "a
Il ana o. r. H. and p. M and y mg I va "a ayd O. r.
AID II. X. 6:lj & IN y IL ana l. "bN' We
II p. ~. and II night
aUe Nav. SUNDAY. ll:lO a. m
Lag branCh BAY Head Junction, nnd h'eIl1le On
wa Ami o., a m. IL nOou' '.i,S -
s,n1,v q IN docs not STOP az RrDulS
I rs of Prook Iva Annex connect WIN a. i o gu fo
Jtrcy CITY. nncrlihg n speedy ana Gire't "N"''o "
Pittshury Clo and 1920 m 1850 ana
WASHINGTON and Baltimore GO ana t. u ~ "fUV
+, q 40 1905 and 1888 sunday C5', oU q ~
zoos and 1895 p m. From Baltimore ~ ~ 20 o 10
DAYS 90 m From Philadelphia, SOD 6Iu 0"u o'SV, a.
S%ccni Monday $50 $50. l0A0, 1880 NJ l;ZO ~ %
so $40 go 72O. 100 $50. 80 lOG2' W. anu
i05 M sunday $50, 900 93j, 600. ';Oo' 1S' III
csO 49, 900 1905 1920 and 1875 D. M
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09
Ocean Gieamcrs.

BORDEAUX LINE. .,, so,t, u, r,r,n,o
NEN'VOKK AND BORDEAUX DlRECl. ~, O
g. on Arr AU LEOVII,LE "a. 900 tOnsh i1aN, 80 o.
% rr1t,c,s 3t,-3," NEAR Wll-st Forryl BrooAyh
irr9vorers foJ France Spain and laly, iyr5uee@ 80
Nice &C WIN save time ana expense Dy TAX 'ni' 4N
Cabin dncudnc wnel $50 steera8e 90
fo passage apply TO F. LIE BOULANCER, As Beavcf.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09

I FHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD;.Passe
IL trains leave depot tooto Corandt and a
Town Reading Mauch chuneh, wikesbare TowanSs w a
very Ithaca Geneva LYONS Enislo end the West na 90
m for Faston. Bethlehem and Cooay eAo ~ connect for
Trains envingG $40 m. and "fV ~ w: SUNDAY
points 1, Mahanov and HaZcon e9a sS,onMh Sbnnk
tipir ocelfor Mauch Chunk slOh m iN"'o '"'"
genera Eastern ONCE corner Of Epr S S S1 c. p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09
Dnslncss Cbanees.
Giin l)roper!p Uanieo.

XNANTED.-Poor Paying Property =, below low
w the City Hall, long lease, 10 alter hhhOi-N
FISH, lao broadway. corner LberVsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09

90 TRAINS EACH WAY wFEKDAYs AND 8 On
~ SINDAY 3 STATIONS IN PHlLADEl~
PIiIA; 2 IN NEW-YOEK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09
sttamboais ano Railroaos.

NOR NEW-HAVEN.- Steamers leave Peck
si,n nj 3 M and IL p. IN. Sundays excepedl III IN
.,ean, arrives IN time trains North and East
YIOp pOSTON SFare Only So.
KUN pO S.tJ FLYER LINE ! Limited Tickets
Best route TO Newport Fall ye and all Easteg9 points
Daily service SUNDAYS EXCEPTt ron Tisr III N ~,
al An "A m Steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE. Con
nection by ANNEX BOAT IRON Brooklyn and Jersey Cly
n m Tickets saterooms be secured IN NeW-noIk
M Mi pncpal hotels transfer and ticket Offices al the once
on pier 2S, and on steamer. oDor, co~-,rop
bOhDA1N " H"' Aeents Gen1 Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09
NrpW-YOpK AND LONG BRANCH RR.

n fpnnnqVlv0n'a Rfl. ,TO0f 20 IIAnUI
stot,ona IN Nav York 81 and Desbrosses-st. .
N-''O'' =" -'' phia n Read. Rit foot Lberty-st
LEAVE NETWORK. cor mencnG Noyember ~ 60
For Sonth Amhoy via Phs d Reading l%f, ., 90.
am 1880 t. g. p m. SUNDAYS 100 DAB an
900 A. m / M 81 q, ; p Sunday a. m p ID ~. 4,
For Maawan, &c, via Ibia Reading KIN t ' 10 % M
m $50, 800 Sundays 1iU,, w - a t'
Via penn H. g a. M l. m p SUNDAYS, 0 q m pm
For RED Bunk Long Branch, Ocean Grove AsouE IN
sea Girl Point Pheasant &C. Via Phladep II ana heduln
RR 500 sis m. 100, 800. e;ro p M sInjays NOV
stouppg III Ocean Grove AsbuTy Park, 4;Oh lO95 %
Vta PrinsVlysnia RI a. m - m. $40 p. m SUNDAYS
NOT stopping ri Ocean Grove or Asbuiy PARK a. n NJ
For n eelold via philadelphia ard Ieadmg RR . Sl1
a. me- 800 4,O. pm. For Keypori va Pnaae,pm" p pr
500, 81 g. II a. l:Sl, 40 1op p M
Iakownoe Toms River. ana Barnega ~ 81 a. m soo
D. m For Vneanl BIlseton Atlantic 1itY, p H.
g. HANCOCK. !. X. WOOD, u. II \ il.i ~.
'P&T p q r. RR. G.P. 4 p, RR. Act'G stunt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09

NUANBERWOR waiting, care of children.
y or general work by very neat tidy yonns gir a9S
AFRAID OF work city country best TeeIenee Is h"oss;
l7thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09
Giip j)ropertn 90 Get.

A SECOND-STORY fiat to let in the Lispen-
~ ard S6th-st Madison-ave; light hand
somely decoraed rent sl20J per annum Apply on prem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09

COOK-By competent Scos .,a,ins and under.
sond MIL and butter Would go In boar uhS houS'' wv"
rrference 100 West ZSth-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09

COOK-By a neat womani excellent LENT COOK COOK
W : Box So Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1885 Broad"Ay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09
Cnnntrn lropcrtn for Sale an0 % Get.

ACEN of unidue beauty, combining rare beau
u ~ OF situation and great sanitary advantage scenery
mountain spring water forest sae oina.ent
and mil trees In abundanCe small u- grapes forest uls
&c Re; on orange Mountain, one hour ON NeW oIA
& nce Tor OF taste and leisure To ENJOY cO-
tTy lie While yet within reach Of tho CITY AdeSs
IL Irhune Olnce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09
Gitnatlons n1ante0--f females.

MISS l.. CAMPBELLS forel en- an ana 90 90
~ msstic male and female EMPLOYMENT Bu hthAO'
- wea l5d,t~Seryants disappointing families VIII Oo e.
cudeu rom this Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09
Connlrn Ilrouer!p Wanteo.

WANTED TO LEASE.-A ilrst-claSS uV Voh
w 100 rooma furnished. In city OF not ieSs In
on 400 o. }hoGtants Address > L. HAkGRANE' 100 9ou
NsW.Nork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09

. AIJNDRESS.-By a first-class laundress;
city OF country city reference. No ASj husonsIi IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09
Diui1cn0 Notices.

NOTICE.-TIIE COUPONS OF 1IlE IhSd
fered stock OF the and Missouri River hairoa
snv and interest on preferred stock OF the kansas
CIV 81 Ions and Chicago Railroad Company. maturing
rrary 1871 viii paid aud after that care ~ me OF
ice 81 Wsssrs JEsUP, PAION d Co, No 52 "nilam'S''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09

UOIJSEWORK.-By arespectable coored wo-
man 10 go the days work Tor ladies' or gentlemen
tg-ass a. Nest ST. No ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09

GENTLEMAN whose business calls him
n esewhere TO reside offers fine house twelve rooms
,tb comfort and health with about
one acre OF land high SITE with extensive views III Oest
The civ Of Newark convenient TO horse cars etci
%anD. ampy with best OF fIL trees IL a DeainR
and grapes 81 the viii DO sofa AZ ago n beTa
nicfures OF the property may be seen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-09

go by the day, week
| ~ month"; drapos. ITS AID al rs e1qu,lleN terms
OF .c Address DRESS MAKER, % CLINTON place
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

WI ton. Monthly meeting Fr day even
ing, Aug. 22nd. viii have money to sell to
the highest bidder at a low premium. Loans
can be returned and shares withdrawn at any
time. (au2l 2t) T.. L. TAYLOR.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22
xrasn League Affairs.

The National Executive Committee
of the Irish National League has held
two secret sessions in Boston. In &C.
cordapce with u resolution adopted at q
previous meeting, the President, Mr..
Egan, announced az the National Coun-
Gil OF Seven the following gentlemen:
M. ". Garmon of Iowa; Colonel Mitchell;
Boland. OF California, Timothy Moroney
of louisiana; Thomas Flattery, of
Massachusetts; NJ. ID. Holmer, of New
Jersey; Judge j. g. Donnelly, of Wis
consin; and Hugh J. Carroll, OF Rhode
Island. A letter was read from the
President announcing that he would
decline 10 receive the annual indemnity
of $4,000 voted him by an amendment to
the Cons ;itution, and would gi;e his
serv ices gratuitously 10 the cause.
William II. Collins, of Louisville,
delegate IN the Irish National League
Convention recently held in Boston,
denied on Thursday that any PROPOSE.
ton had been entertained by the
League =" 10 trade the Irish A merican
vote for the advancement of Ireland 8
cause" az ssated in press dispatches.
None Of those participating in the
alleged con ference, he said, acted by
authority. 1t was understood by the
League that Irish affairs should be kept
separate from American politics" Mr..
Collins was not present at the secre;
conferences In Boston.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

Another meeting OF the Wilmington
Chess club was held last night at the
Clayton House, when permanent orga-
nization was effected. The meeting
was called to order and j. b. Bell
elected temporary chairman and Walter
Bacon secretary. The constitution was
then discussed section by section and
adopted. 1t provides for the exclusive
playing of chess on Mondays and
Thursdays, but whist and checkers wi II
be allowed on other days, although
chess players shall always have prece-
dence In using the tables. The initiation
fee was fixed at 90, with annual dues
Of S5, payable quarterly. The follow
ing permanent officers were elected by
reclamation President, Sewell q.
Biggs; Vice President, Bernard w.
Fisher; Secretary, Walter Bacon !;
Treasurer, George Tatnall. A govern.
ing committee was chosen, consisting of
William j. Ferris, John Fl. Price, Levi
A. Bertolette, Jerome +. Bell, Willard
Salisbury, Jr., and John d. Kurtz, Jr.
The Thu d story front room of the Law
Building was selected as the club room
and the committee instructed to lease
the same. Furniture and chess men
will be purchased Immediately and the
club put in working order as soon rs
possible. The club now numbers thirty
four members, with promising out
look for much larger number. Those
who desire to join can pay their initi-
alton fee to George Tatnall, who can be
found at the Sunday Star Office on
Monday afternoon next.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

The story about the finding Of q bottle
with letters enclosed, from George T.
Nicholson, which had been floating on
the ocean tor forty eight days, turns out
to be humbug and fraud, and the
presumption now is that the letters
were writ by N icholson himself in
Richmond, Va, instead of on board ola
partially wrecked schooner, and that
they were mailed to his friends in this
city by himself.
The Baltimore Sun of yesterday pub
lished the account as 1t appeared in the
W ilmington papers, and then added
the following.
:" Mr.. Frank A. Pattison of Pattison
& Co., to whom the above account was
shown last night, said This story is a
hoax, for received letter from Mich
olson less than one week ago, from
Richmond, Va In further conversa.
ton Mr.. Pattison said that Nicholson
was never employed by his firm. He
visited the store occasionally, and in
June last went on the schooner NJ. A.
Achorn to Boston, returning to Rich
mand with cargo of ice. l cant CON
ceive, said Mr.. Pattisou, why he evel
concocted such story. You cal
take it for granted, however, that it Il
bogus from beginning to end NJ
such wreck az the one reported hal
been heard of, and no such vessel Al
the William Hazel is In the shipping
l lists
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22
sudden Deaf n.

On Saturday last, Hannah L., daugh-
ter of Hannah NJ. Hollingsworth, of
Mill Creek Hundred, visited her
brother in-law, Mr.. whitcraft, at
Strickersville, Chester Co., Pa, when
she appeared unusually lively and in
tho best of spirits. On Sunday morn.
ing she arose at the usual hour, but
complaining of feeling unwell, she
retired TO her chamber She afterwar
commenced vomiting. DIR. West, OF
Kim bleville, was called in. He pre-
scribed the usual remedies, but the
stomach would not retain the same, and
she grew rapidly worse. DIR Swithen
Chandler was sent for Wednesday even
ing, but by the time he arrived there
was no hope of even temporary relief,
and she expired in short time after
ward. She was % years Of age, and
her sudden aud unexpected decease is q
severe blow 10 her mother and many
friends. She will bs inferred on Sun.
day afternoon at Red Clay Creek Gem
etery.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE
n board with private family FIR about.
two months. Address, stating terms, 7. this
office. aul8-4tt
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22
branching Out

The Gregg & Bowe Carriage Com
pany of this city, who have a lar ge
repository at Twelfth and Arch streets,
Phi ladelphia, are branching out more
extensively in that city, they having
already begun the erection OF large
fiy..story brick factory at No. 1907
Filnsrt street, fronting the elevated
railroad. The structure will be 40 feet
front and III feet deep, and when
tnished will have an immense show
window in front, in which will be dis,
PLAYED several varieties of the firms
work. This window can be readily
!! seen from the car windows as the trains
mass to and fro on the elevated road
The three factories, two in philadelphia
and one here, will be operated to theil
l full lest extent.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

A LII PERSONS WHO DESIRE EITHER
n TO buy, sell or rent properties, should
call on ]. q. PICKLES * CO., Real Estate
Agents. No. s02 Market street. who have for
sale and rent several very nice houses and
farms. au20-u
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

DURE MILK-ALL PERSONS WISH
Il ing pure milk and cream delivered ear
ly aud regularly at their homes would do
we'll to patronize the Edgemoor nairy.
j. II. PORTER, Prop.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22
Singular Disappearance.

An 11-year-old girl was sent TO the
store at Centreville, over a week ago,
by a family residing in the neighbor-
hood, and she has not been heard of
since that time. Her mother was
travelling around on Thursday making
inquiries in regard to her. Should any
one in the vicinity or elsewhere have
seen or heard of her, favor would be
conferred upon the family by sending
word to some OF the residents of Centre
vile. 1t Is singular that such an &C.
currence should not lead to greater in-
quiry.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

NOTICEy NOTICE Is AEREBi GIVEN
IN that ut is the intention Of the UNDER
signed corporators to apply to the Honorable
William q. whitley, Associate Judge OF
New Castle County, az his chambers In the
city OF Wilmington, in the county aforesaid,
at 10 a. m, on September LIST. 1884, for the In
corporation Of The Dure Gar Manufacturing
Company" pursuant to the Act Of the Gem
eral Assembly In such case male and pro-
vfded. The object of said incorporation Will
be to carry on the business of manufacturing
railroad ears, railroad supplies, vehicles,
ships, vessels, and cabinet, Joiner and mill
work, and to use, sell or otherwise dispose Of
the same. etc. The principal place Of busi-
ness Of said CORPORATION will be In the city OF
Wilmington, aforesaid.
HENRY +. DURE,
CHARLES r. DURE,
HENRY T. DURE,Jr.,
GEOkGE N. DU RE.
Wilmington, Del, August 18th, 1884
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