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RFaAns viii lsavo Wilmington - GoIIsv
Philadelphia texpress), z asa, 4aasm, IN
10 10 30, ga Loo, h 81 la a. n, Il 3
ID " az 81 g E. Fl 10 IS a. n.
g, 40 q, TO, 10 90. 10 81 p. m.
81 ?s'i nSs s:1 s.. "a "a "a q: a.
xcscnnodstion, go, IS gu, $40 10 IS,
New Ycft, scS "a sn az y e. n .. 10 o.,
in u a. a., ,l2.H isS, "a, 5sA '6S& 7OS
For West chester, via LanOkin, % ans
For Newark (Uentrey and intermediate uts
Bsiti@oTe aud ns e aRs az p staton. NINA
gsItinore and BAY Line, IS pm.
Baltimore and Warrington, f2S ! a. 500
e = and i % M, Il o., ii II, ~, "a, ia
Trains for Belaware Division leave for;
New Castle, %, SOC, lisa. M, 2M ga
. % .. M, and IL 05 Night,
Georgetown and LeWes, 8 30 a. N. Hp,n,,
RehOboth, s 80 q. m. % 50 D, m,
beaford teNpressl, 50 D. N.
=, HARRINGTON, DelmAr, and way stations. $ 80;
Express for Harrington, 50 p. m. WU
- press ior Dover. Harrington. and Dsl
Express for dspe Charles, Old Point ,oon
Tort and Norfolk, p % Night,
Leave Philadelphia. BroSd Street, fer VII
elABVon teApressl R25s 20, %, 72L 10
10 20, II la IL S. a. NJ, 2h2 SDl, fN an
% Oh, so, o 81, II % p. m.
AccommodA Ion, 625, To- % q. n, Tx IA
q, 4dS 2 s@ 1908 10 20. and II ii 3, "a,
SUNDAY TRAINS,
FOR Philadelphia (express), 200, z6s,aAo
2 u, 10, II 81 a, IA, 2 =, "a, and % o, 4
Aceonmodationt Is .. M, IzIa IN, an
%, 70, and 10 OOp. m.
For Chester (expressI, 2 is. Q 10. II 81 8 n,
decomposition, SIS m, II 10. Is, aIs
Yer New York (expreesl, 90, 2R, 4sO, VA
. 10, II oil a. m, ~, GA 10, = o6, and 10 .0
and 30 p. m. -'
:, For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort, ana
For New Castle, Middletown, CuAyton.
Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, Seaford, Laurol
and Delmar, II 05 Night.
baltimore and WashinRtou n AA an
10 " a. m, go, 8 81 and I d D, n, BAD.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for VIII
A. NJ, sos 6.57 and II. % P. M, Wv a.
accommodation. $50, 10. % A. NJ, l7,S6lO,
fcr further Information, passengers are n.
ferred 70 the ticket Sf1ce At the station,
Trains marked thus 81 are limited expresa
1PSn winch extra fAra IL charged.
Genera hsGaasr General f < M1oD A,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-04

NOTICE.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
IN the act, entiU q, can act con -erning
private Coz pOratlnns" passed at Dover, March
H. 1883, notice Is hereby given thai an appii-
cation will be made 10 the Hon, Ignatius G,
drubb, AsGOclste Judge of the Superior
Court Of the State OF Delaware, residing IN
day OF september, 1883, at 70 O'Clock, \, M, al
The Court House I'm the City OF Wim nRton
LOT inH lneorpatl9n Ola company 70 nt talltd
Ject Of which Is TO carr" on the business nj
manufacturing, buying and selling lumhe lin
all Its branches and 10 do all other things IN
tue conduct of said buslncss
LORE 4 EMMnNS,
81 ut Attorneys for proposed IucOrpOratoIs,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-04

~ TlUH.
Oily and School Taxes for $685.
The undoTsignod, rsoaiTcT1 OftRK05 for the
City Of llmipyton, " III no At 10 4, o.h IT
boEHosn Market and King StB., during the
month Of J1ly, 1888, between tae h0urs Of
and Y 10 the morning, End frvm to f.
IN afternoon, for the purpose Of rseoiviEt
tsEos. On al taxes pAid during July, there
Will be q reduction OF cents on every DOL
lar, and all taxes paid on or Rftot tho lot
JAy OF August, ehRli DO payable without 9
deduction RfOTaa I'D; aud oil taxes unpaid
on the LIST day OF September, shall % inoroas
ei BY tho hdditian of5 p0T eentum m tho
smOunt tharooL EDMUrD Y. moody,
kooeiVsr OF E0rtnern district, Including
ali north OF eth street
MARTIN ], MERLBY.
Recover Of sOathsrE district, inoludl1 2
all south Of 9Th EtFsak ie30-u
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THE ORIGINAL
BEE HIVE"
3O5 MARKET STREET.
ANOTHER BIG CUT IN
PRICES.

German Turkey-red Table
Covers. The SI.25 size Tor
a few days only, at IS cents
An extra large Huck
Towel, actual value 81 cents.
Take these now for 20 cents
each, S for 81. A bargain
no good housekeeper can
afford to lose.
White Bed Spreads, three
great temptations:
A SI.co Spread for Is
cents.
A $I.35 Spread for $l.0O
A 81 IS Spread for 81 25
For a very few days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-04

When baby was sick, we gave her CastoriA,
when she was Child she cried for Castor'a
When she became Miss she clung 70 CAstorla
When she had children she gave tren Cas-.
toriA,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-04

MOT CF-THE SUBSCRIBER HAY-
IN ing lost his deposit hook, No. ~ $50, In
tn WIltn II ton Swings Fund, hereOs gives
notice that he his made Application u the
N mag 'Ts of said iuud tor new b ok,
sep3-St JOHN WILLIAMS,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-04

fUrIOE--E EOr;SU PLATlNq WITH
~ FIl,O'. ptcGei, brass sni copper. al
50 metal polishing Aod bronzinS FaItiou-
lar attention TO replatinR 1HivoS iorksi
spoons and other table Wafe.
Il y. OUOLkY, Rear III Walnut ST.,
iy23-lnH VII ntnEton. hsl.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-04

Tho simple but effective remedies which
carried them to green old age Are now
reprod uoed 10 Warmers "TiRpecAnoe, b"
and WarDer's Leg Cabin SaisspaFillR
and other Log Cabin Remedies.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-04

that everybody ought 70 know that A,
Sergeant gives 9940 lbs. Of the best, we'll.
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak
pine and hicory ldndllng wood In large
loads. Lime for WhiteWashinR, Yard
foot Of Monroe street. Central office
Seventh and King stTeets. Look for The
blue sign. 0penln0 in the evening
DIR. sImms' white PuImOnio Balsam,
The great and mighty lung medicine
for coughs, sore throat, 80. Endorsed
by thousands. Far from being excelled
BY any. other. 300, and 81. Depot, AL
and King sts. Sold BY dealers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-04

NTUTtUh-IhE MOSES ~ q rhL
~ TonOol districts Of New CASTLE o1unty
by state NJ olawRro for the car 1858, 10
now 81 the Fsrmsrs' Blnk ut rev uhstls.
and the commissioners can get tso Emounth
Cus by application NJ The bRnE.
WILLIAM HEHRFRr,
Balm Treasurer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-04
BTATH OF DELAWARE ]
1RBkBURY DEPARTMENT, y

NEW tABTLh, DELAWARE,
All persons who are liable TO pay q state
tax for the manufacture Of gpirituous and
alcoholic LIQUORS for the year lsS5 aNd 1887,
as required by Section O. Chapter ass, Vol,
10, LswB OF DelaWAre, are hereby notified to
Bettle ct once o. the uattsr Will DO placed IN
the hAnda Of the attorney general.
WILLIAM n ERBEHr,
Uk-tf state HrsasuTer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-04
Rotios,

The genuine 5hGrpless creamery but
ter has ShAFpless printed In full on each
print. Always for sale by Lynch 8
Lsary, Madison street grocers, N. W.
NnrueF Enurth
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-04

DR. DE HARDTIS
~ PEhMYROHALP PILLS, ols
sold b. DIuBRists; also ny mall, AuuTeeH
MOFT9iMEkY q 90,
eos N. Ninth st t, philadelphia, Pa. a2A u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-04

Loo CABINS wsr @
|s'ronRholds Of love, con.
eminent, health and
happiniss. Coon skins
/ Vsrs nailed TO the door
'And they were the happy
homes OF strong. healthy,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-04
Cherry PGGiOraI,
rrFrs-ra ~

Irfl u u
Aye Z Co., Lowell, has3.
bggs2 rr's- 81, sig bottles, -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-04

NOTICE. WILL COMMENCE ON
IN Monday, April ., TO REGULATE, seal and
stamp all weights and measures used in New
Castle County this year. All work left al
kyle's, Ninth aud KiaR streets or at my
residence, 1885 Poplar street, Wilmington,
Dell, will receive prompt attention.
JACOB DEAKNNE.
Regulator OF Weights and Measures.
Al0-6m-eod
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Ioi 5tisy "; LOST RO0K NJ
ne dndrir' ! ,iihlSSlon savings Fnod
a0aEe, wy please rcturn IN
" H. I, CALH0TN '"'
aulA-ltlw -w-7t
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Leave Philadelphia. BroEd Street, for VII.
abingdon texpressl, Il Is, 3 80, Z %, 7iL pia
~ %, u Is II s. a. nn.l 2h2, sOl, SO7, 48
@ p, 6W, ISL, II % p. m.
AccommodA Ion, 625, 10 % A. NJ TX 4 "a
9 q, Ar p sa5 1908 10 10. and ii ii =. "a
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WooDsvGLLE, N. j., Aug. 14.-Tha
Rev, Joseph q. Shaw, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Ohurca ct this
place, Wss seriously assaulted near that
place last week, aad former mem Der
OF his church has been arrested on q
charge OF being his assailAnt. MIR. Shaw
formerly lived In Camden, where he is
well known. His father, Captain Il l.
jah Shaw, lives OF 2S7 Chestnut street,
Mr. Shaw was appointed TO this charge
last O1tober, and at the time CT accept.
ing the appointment, II Ia said, OF al yes
OF conduct nnbecomlnR q Christian
were pending against Samuel Sohenck,
member OF the church, who was sub
sequsntly expelled.
as MIR. Shaw was passing Schenck' q
house, 1t lie stated, that Sohenck sst Q
vicious dog on him, besides beating
hlm lseverly and threatening to kill him
wish knife.
The external injuries Of Mr.. Shaw
were found to be not serious, bat ths
hervous shock has been, IL 10 said, very
severe, and the physician have not
yet been able TO aFoertain the extent oil
the internal Injuries, which may prove
serious, 1t is thought.
bohenck has been placed under bail
BY Justice SRtherweit, OF Lam bertville,
charged With assault and battery with
intent to kill, and Captain Shaw has 20.
cured counsel 10 bring sulI against him
for $4,000 dRmhgea for the injuries Bus-
talned by his son, who is bus 81 years
old Mr.. Shaw is SILL st Woodsyille.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-14

BEADING. Pa Aug. II "A destruo-
tive STORM visited this 81 ction late last
Sunday night Mogel Brothers large
Swiss barn, in Penn township, was
struck by lightning and burned, with
all this years. erOpA. William OhAn-
dier's barn and tobtcco shed, at CT est
nut Level, Lancaster county, we're de-
strnysd With their contents. Newmysr
BoRert's barn In West Salisbury town
ship, Lehigh county, was burned, with
everything 10 1t, john Shines barn in
East Bradford, Chester county, WAS de-
stroyed With all this years. drops. At
Hamburg the Washington House was
struok by lightning, and two guests,
Miss Lizzie BRer and NJ. Fl Sh0lien.
bsrger were rendered unconscious for
several hours.
PIrTsBuRG, Pa, Aug, IA Great
damage was done to telegraph wires
and poles by the storm which passed
over Western PanuBylvanis on Sunday
night. Poles Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company in this vicinity
were blown down aud all through wires
were prostrAted. At 10 80 O'Clock yea
tardRy morning two Eastern wires were
working. one to Philadelphia, the other
to New York
CLEVELAND, o Aug. IA Outing y
heavy rain storm In this city on Sun.
day afternoon lightning struck several
houses.
CAPE MAY, N. j Aug. II During
q thunderstorm on Sunday evening, 9
stable belonging 10 VIM. L. Ewing, at
Cold Spring. near this place, REs
struck By lightning and three hortss
were killed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-14

/ Brigham Young, the famous leAde,
and prophet OF the MoTmous, often had
to exert the whole Of his wonder fu
quick wit in order to preserve the faith
that his followers had In him, bus hC
was generally equal 10 the occasion. a
certain elder, while ohopping wood
had out bis leg so badly that Il had tt
be amputatNd. AZ soon as he Was able
he came 10 Young aud STATED bis ease
as follows; ~ have alwsys bssn good
Mormon;I have several wives aud a
/ rood many children, and I'm my piesen,
mRimtd condition do not know how /
am TO provide for them. believe truly
that you are Chrlst's representative on
oarth, and that you have all this power
Z e had. II you like, you can work
mirselesi II y0u like, you can glvs me
new leg, and now l ask you to do IT,"
Young ssaeBted TO all tbs tAtttTing pro
positions as they were laid down, aud
wien the alder had finished spsakinl
be said al eau give Sou . new lea
and will, bus l want you TO think
about 10 little first. When the day Of
Judgment comes, wherever you are
buried, your old leg will And yen out
and join itseli 10 you, bat II Eivo you
q new one that will rise with you, Il o
and the question 10 whether you would
rather suffer the Inconvenience OF get
tina along With ono for few yeGrs here
or go through all eternity With three
legs" The ohOloe wss quick made and
B'iRhau Young'a reputation Ss mira
ole worker was saved.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-14

What might have proved serious ac-
cident happened at the yard of the Jack.
son n Sharp Company yesterday after
noon. A shifting engine was backing in
to the yard to pull out some care, and
struck car loaded with floor boards Oh
a siding. Beyony th!s!car was au empty
gondola with the brake on hard and fast
A brakeman loosened the brake on the
gondola, and when the engine struck the
, loaded car 1t and the goDdola started
down the grade at a constantly incteas.
ing speed Further down tee track was
hand car loaded with boards, while
beyond 1t other cars were standing and a
crash seemed inevitable. The brakeman
jumped to the ground and every one
stood as far back from the track as posi-
Bile, but when the runaway cars came in
collision with the hand car, the lumber
was pushed forward and the ends OF the
boards on the ground actsd as brake to
check the runaWays
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-14
THE POL1UE CANNOT IsrnRFnEE.
Another Wilmington Is. a o. Exprsss
Messenger gkips.

Messenger gkips
Whom the New York train arrived
from Pniladelphia this morning, the
railroad express agent lowered from his
oar NJ AsBtve bundle marked. "Lim!t ted
time." The instructions are, "rhe Ex
prees C0mpAny's messenger will deliver
~ once" and ae Mr.. e. s FarIa, the
inimltaoie managing clerk of the B u
v. ONCE Will Los employ any but intel
lgent messeD gers they are naturally
supposed to understand his require
ments, The driver, knowing that the
0andle must certainly contain valuR-
bles, instead OF taking the package to
the etice, rapidly jumped into his
wagon and drove up Market street at
Maud 8. time, dropped tho bundle in
front Of the "Eooh9my Hail" and cried
out ut the top OF hts Noics, "Importnnt
pAckagtF The bundle was Instantly
opened, and found to contain some
Beautiful patterns in nobby dress suits
that Mr.. Fsllheimer, who Is now in
New Iofk, purchased Ut = big bargain
they were pronounced by Mr.. Morrls
u. Moses, one Of the clerks Of the
Economy Hall, and who is one of tina
most experienced olothlng experts In
the city, to &c worth every cent OF Sl8
suit aud as the genital proprietor 10
always willing to share his good luck
with the public, they can be purchased
for $3.50, and our advice is when 10
need Of anything in the line Of clothing
or furnishing goods to pAtronizs this
deserving clothie- aud gents iuruisher,
406 Market street, and we feel certain
yoa VIII have no occasion TO regret IL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-14
lmported oonerAet nanor.

PITrsEuRG Aug, 10 -Four carl osdt
OF Englith workmen parsed through
Pitsburg to-day enroute for the West
There were 2O0in the party most of them
from the steel mills OF Great Bri ain.
Some of them had come over to drop into
places previously provided for them in
violation OF the contract labor law,
Among the number was young man
fl. m Shropshire, England. He said that
he had been engaged by steel firm at
Joliet, Ill, and declared that the present
condition OF the English workingman is
something frightful to contemplate.
81 was considered ski led workman, +"
said he, and yes was only paid three
shillings per day. which is equal to
seventy two cents In this country, OF
course the cost of living is much less in
England, but still not In proportion to
the wages paid. As a result English
workingmen are flock ing to the United
States by the hundreds. It Is not hard
to get work here. 1t can be secured be-
fore you leave the mother country
TLe party sailed on the Ohio twelve
days ago and arrived in Philadelphia yes
tetd1y,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-14

Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street, for vii,
ninEton lezpressl, u %, bO, Z -, J25, pil
10 70, u Is, IL y a. M, 02, 901, S02, { sd
@. ~, 6W, 81, II Up. m,
Accommodn ion, 62G, Is a. M I-pN 2 q
327, 4S7,e % s& 10 03 10 40. and ii a n. M
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70 IL IN
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Yesterday the following bids were
opened Ia the ofllcs OF d. l.. Rice, Jr.
architect, for the construction OF the OK
hibitlon buildings that Will be erected
on Hsz.l Dell Park. The contract vii
be awarded at subsequent meeting
W. R. Beatty, 81, 748; W. II. Foulk &
Bon, $500; j. Il. d Seeds s. Son, S.,
1874; Q |. Swayne, S5,47o; E Gould
81. 739; PhllemmA Chandler, S5,7s4; ii
s. Christy, 81. 387. The matter was r.,
ferred to George g. Lo6dell aud H. E.
Dure. Tue fence will be 4, 600 feet long
and eight feet high. Ga this W. II,
Foulk made tie lowest btd, Offering
to do the work Tor "a csnts per running
foo.
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Philadelphia. Wilmington q Bal.
timnre Railroad.

Trains VIII Leave Wilmington a. follow
PhilsdelphiA texpTessl, 2 2S2. 4o,ea, 7.6s
tSo q, SS % and O. p b. m, % - A'' - %
Accommodation, 20, s.. 70s, ION a, IA,
taA ga ~ 74o, 10 %. 10 % ?, n.
~; ~, II q, Il 81 q. M. Il %, b3i, % 7o8, Aa'
:. S 81 s d Ss Ss z S9 so IS
sis e., :la.% "a. ~ q g a.. sss g. l 9Ss
xoF West Chester, via Lu,nokin, 6 90 an,
- a, m, 2. s5a and 46Op. n.
For Newark (Centre) and intermediate sta
baltimore and intermediate q stations. 10 Il.
R Rsia%STs s nd K&sy Line : SR;n,
"a y and Il e1a. M. 12o6, Il IL, IA, 4 lb. Il
Trains for Delaware Division leave for,
New Castle, Q 90, s 10, u 53A M, 2M AN
Is p. M, and u &c Night
georgetown and Lewea. s 30 \. n. 1850 ., M.
Rehoboth, 30 m. 8 50 D. m,
Eehtord (eXpres6), 3 30 y. "a,
harrington, Delmar, and way stations, s 30;
Express for Harrington, 50 p. "A. Wa,
Express IN Dover. Harrington. and Del.
franklin City, 30A. m,
Expresg for cape Charles, Old Point Corn
fort, and Norfolk, u o. Night.
Leave PhilAdelphia. Broad Street, for VIII,
n,ni5nEto9 {expressL Y %, = By, y, ~, si1
Accommoda ion, B26, 10 Is q. M, In G2s
327, 4s7,e 70 8 rs 10 0s 10 40. and ii II 5, n,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (e1pre ls), AGO, So, 40
a. Aco ~, IL 81 a M ~ ~ and So:
6W, ~, and 1000p. IN.
20 For Chester geKpreasJ, It's. . 10. II 81 = m.
Accommodation, sibam. 121D. IN aN
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l,raaoherona AhraainIana.

ROME Aug. 1S.-An official despatch
from Massowah contains the following
startling intelligence Three hundred and
fifty auxiliary troops under the command
of Italian officers have been destroyed by
Ahyssinians. The killed include all the
officers. An attack was being made by
the auxiliarics upon Sagaue /. The ca
tastrophe was due to treachery on the
part OF native allies who Joined the enc
my during the fighting,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-14

WASHINGTON, August 13.-Dr. Slower,
OF the Marine Hospital service, tonight
received the following despatch from DR..
Wall, at Tampa, Fla; 1.-TWO suspicious
cases since last night; one death; Tend
dency 10 epideHic. Only semi-weekly
communication how with Manatee. No
sickness In Plant City. p
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-14

Ia the wonderful remedy for all diseases
and weakness of tine eyes. A gentleman
who could not sec an object three feet
OF could set distinctly and plain good
distances away on using Ona bottle. 30
with inAny others whom we can refer to.
SAMPLED in 20 aud 10 cent bottles.
Prescription of DR.. j. Sinus g. Son,
Fourth and King straets, Wilmington,
Dol. Sold by dealers.
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AS,14UEs.

NOTIUE-I, JuH9 MsUARFREY. THE
IN tenant OF the house situated O.
Nos. 800 and 500 EASt Fourth street
in tho Fourth ward OF the city o
wilmington, eodnty Of New CASTLE and
State OF delaware, in compliance with thI
requirements Of tie 40 q OF the General AS
ssInDly In guch case made and provided, &c
hereby alive notios that | shall apply II
writing 10 the court OF General Sessions o.
the Peace and jail delivery Of the state Of
Delaware, IN and for New Castle County, OF
Monday, the lTLh day OF sept, A. d., 1855
being tho next term Of said court Tor u
osAso Tor aAid house ns an Inn or tavern. fol
the sale thsFein OF Intoxicating liquors Ia
less quantities than sns quart, TO be drunk
on tho premises, ar the following respecta
bic citlasnB OF eaid ward recommend the
said application viE
HamueI n. Smeltz Hush A Duffy
John Hansen y hllWood S,rsley
J y Brewn George Abola
Is Hertsl NJ ID 3oorEe Spain
u A Robb george I Morrison
Jos Row Michael T Grimes
Joa W Hart Edward Mo9uifS
Edgar y heEriek J1hn h Fesler
NoEh Hart Pr murphy
II n Jerome John Kaus
Chestnut Groves Krar ois K Isequot
John Littls BuRh haHsn
Alo So JOHN BouAFFREY.
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BAAFHzOkE n VAlIO KAILROAB
sOHkDULH - NFFKOr. April -, 1883
TTs,nf iSAvo psIAwRrs Avsuus DspsH
EAST BOUND,

EAST BOUND.
FOR PhiisdslphiA and Chester, SIS, $50
%, % 81, %, 10 90 and E11 IL q. M; Of, q 90
b. IT 20, 0 %, 0 10, I 30, 10 GB and S. D. "a
On SundsyF,T 80, Z S. Q OF, 10 80 and aIi IL
nj 90, oo,s bs,HS 20, 8 20, Q O,As IS and "
o. n.
WEST BOUND.
For sinserly, accommodation, daily II "a
3. m.
For Baltimore, accommodation, daily az.
oept Sunday s6A, m.
e For 0Aioszo and PittsDurz, express, daily
GinsinnAti and St. Louia express, daily
II SO N.
baltimore accommodation, daily IS no.
PltsburS, chicago Rnd st. Louis express,
daily 20 pm.
SlngoIiy accommodation, dsily 7 30 p m.
EOA LANDSF BEENS, 10 A, M.sundSY
D 5g, 90 p. N, daily.
yr1lns leave ElarkEs stEcss Station;
Rss HhiiHdoiphia 2d5 2. nc. daiiy. Roi
| tsaisiE3tts " Z, 10, nAtg. Ta1 LAAnde0
esfH, ESQ sEa 2l.o9 q. IA. daily, except Sun
ssyi F.loa. ra on Sunday 0n;E ass and s.se
P. p2,1 dAiIg.
Pi:Isourg. uhisaso and 81 Louie oxprsu,
| daily % p n,
rFSlnb for syiiniEsfen--Yssaga PnEaasi
aaia, dEily, EF C, ie,9J, al 90 as ~, Il o.
aeon, q, 800, a so, aa.oO, 500, Glo, 10 10,
Dsiis, sxcsps Sunday, LSO, T.sO g. n
'E.2s. and sa0 .. "a.
sundays only, s,Is m.
bRpTasn trsins
RATKs TO WEsTERN POINTS LOWER TEAS
VA ANY OTHER LINZ.
". III. GLEN EHTH, o. D.SOULh,
Gsnl y Rha1SI. H3nI Raa5. AIsAi
Tolophons ne iHa.
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Yesterday afternoon Florence, a 3yeRr-
old daus liter OF James Keefe, residing at
GIG E. Seventh street, while endeayoring
to climb into coal car at the loot of
Seventh street, ad her head severely cut
by riking one of the rails. She was
taken home and her wound dressed by
DIR. Cantwell.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-14

NEw YORK, Aug, 13.-The total re-
ceipts OF cotton brought back here from
Liverpool now amount to about 5000
bales The August cotton corner led to
this reimportation. To day at the Cot
ton Exchange the price Of the cornered
commodity fell eli few points and closed
at til 81 bid SlI.33 asked.