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Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Feb. TO-
The Drover's Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receipts $500 shipments 500. Mar
ket steady: choice. $5.GHa5.3G steers, sa40@ 81
mixed II. Sues; To- Texas cattle, S2.SSa400.
HOGS-Recepts, 10V) shipments. Goo Market
strong and &c higher: mixed. S5.l5Gl5D heavy, f5S
05 15 light $40 g5.:-; skips. &3.25ss4.SG
SREEP-Recepts. 6,UG shipments 1UOD Market
steady; natives S3 sa5.lG western, &4.3j&5.15 Tex
ans, &5.0lg 400 lambs. s1.2JSG2.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11

NOR TRADE-Hsve elegant eight room hoass
Il in the center OF the city. tqaty $50. al
trade for first second mortgage will take sons
overdue paper or part vacant lots and mortgage
Address with description Of securities lock boz lS
city. VIII negotiate with principals only. dlSa-H
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11

LOB SAi.E--A phz.3~lsn'. operating easlr rr.x-
eEs=-. isath@z cstss-es Fs~~ ss.s "a h. sci rs..ss
Cal al Nc. c. wezs Uo2gias are ssss
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11

UTANTED-Tol loan money SedgwCk county.
w farm and inside Wichita property. Nothing but
choice loans accepted. Crawford Bullock & Co,
Room D. Fechheimer block. l5.-u
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11

DOB RESr-A nice rooIn and hoard, - per week.
i nj ;5 North Market street, corner Market and al
streets. d12 1t"
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11
WANTED.

"AETED-Borrowers for money; we place money
w at the lowest rates all kinds OF chattel
curity loans. and also on second mortgages on farms.
Wichita Banking Co., No. 1l6 West Douglas ave
~
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11

L>oR TRADE-iie lots the western slope %
Il College Hill and Central avenue, u miles from
business center of city; will trade for improved
property land clear Of incumbranee, 81. Louis
property. stock Of goods In good location Ia
Wichita This II rne property and VIII bear IN
specton. Price $500 Call on or address, A j.
Edgeworth. "a North Main street, Room e d as-l
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11

"ASTED-To place loans long time on farms
w or business blocks or on short time or chatte
or real estate security rates low and prompt atten
| tion- Ashbel WEIGH Biting block lSS-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11

NOR TRADE-A stock Of clothing and gents fur
II nishing goods. amounting To- siGttD, to trade
for Wichita property. uBincumbered. by Morton,
Wollman q 60 Va y Main 81 d7l-6t
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11

IroR SALE-5s-inch Columbia expert bicycle. good
one dls-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon; treats all acute
and chronic diseases; cure OF piles guaranteed nc
pay; oxygen treatment given when indicated and ne
charge made if no benefit follows.
Offc hOurs-9 to IL a. M, and to and to p.
Office Us y Main street cor. Second, Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11
FOR TRADE.

LNoR TRADE-For mortgage paper. a te~ de.ir-
il able lots in Iinwood Park add. convenient "a
stree, cars G. y. Nosbureh. court house. d. /"
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11
WANTEp-Erery eae % Ero. ths, Enrlersoa,

XUANE FU-FTfFl otse % ErecT thai Enciewo God
w Clarke cogaty, Kansas. j. the bss. place for
profitable Investments ia the state. II T. attire
minus q tie Chicago EaasEs A Western X Il, a
Is-I o the \. T. & = b railroad system u 10 also
tie gate city and principal sEPpiy point Tor 70
Msa- Lasas. the tas HAxsdse % Tsxa-. And ali Tho
northern AID western pcrsfpn of the I.s.sa terri
tory, There are gtt oseIi1. for scsise-s u eseyf
kind and an excellent oyefs4ss- for fr~sesz-r hc
tel and several good stores Al the TERRITORY soih
sG Ne-s fTUy % Ia ~ niles ~ srpylt-f trUrs
this ss1i1t- TE- Rock Island ard - Louis San
trsEss1spS X. u n ia 1-4sh tAs. place Al tae
sisg< is-, zi8d mai EOa1t@s RAINING soth And ~ser
leave kuge-Sn1si daily and trS-se~.Iy- Tass - the
e-s point fog the shipment u czfrie ali sse sltn
Tie Ezsls~oo6 Io~S gorpssy. tsi-avss-a
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mrs s davidson & Mrs H. J. Hill
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA

Christian Science Mind Healers, 81 \ Topeka "a
Receive students for instruction and patients T
treatment. Hours to II a. m. to 9 p. m. % 81
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11

L>OR TRADE-A Gao acre farm eight miles from
L Dodge city for vacant city property. Principals
only, address lock bon Isl, city. dlsa-n
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11

LNoR EXCHANGE-fS.0e.n worth OF the best
i paying stock In a stock Co, non assessaele. 40
Indebtedness will have a cash dividend In three
Ave months OF si1ugW Want land or Wichita city
property. business property In other good towns.
must be tree from sncumbrances will exchange Ia
amounts TO suit For particulars call write to
Kan. d'lu
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11

LOB SALE-Ssocs q dry goods On zeeouns q.
Cso-~ attention ie D1ssress for City rear. ag-y
v<f~h retire as therefore oer ny Nhss.-as aax
r-zzsl --1ss 81 slry xz<-ks gs~zss' f1raA~Ait,
esz- &xS srssorSs - r~.1i ~ -bcssr slso I.-s "a
q; tsss t~; -saree IN the ci.y H. ;h@ rsse. =
ba-ln>ss- and vii ssr special ss4zc rs4ezs~ 10 sT
p~r~oa NssAt.E 20 ~zssE~ II 5Zssns~a VII 81
part pa nssrf 81 good reNl es.As.
c5s1 Josx g. 6ILEz
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11

LNOR RENTING buildings Of seven and ten
IL rooms. wi n or without furniture, street washer.
bath rooms supplied with hydrant water. inquire
Az East Douglas ave. d72S@
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11

Graduate Of Chicago Veterinary college.
S25 E Douglas ave; Telephone No. ). Wichita.
sas S..
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11

NOR sALE-ola papers for sale at this ose fos 80
IL per hundred
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11

LNOR SALE-For cash, grocery stock in Englewood
IT Kan permanent terminus of railroad; good
paying business. Address Eagle once dsNtf.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11
DRS. TERRILL & SHUTS,

Physician and Surgeon, IA n Main street. ele-
phone for Office No 49,. for residence ID. DIR. Ter
rill. general practice. diseases Of and chill
dren and Obstetrics DR.. Shuts, consumption,
Catarrh all throat and chest diseases, piles rup-
lures. blood, skin and chronic diseases generally.
Consultation free. 101-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11

WANTED--To trade house and LOT with lawn in
w Greenwich for Wichita property. Inquire AZ
this offce. n&-,f-
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-11

nor SALE-Machinery engines and boilers, sseam
i pumps iron and woo. working machinery. meat
choppers sausage suffers, lard presses and kettles
shafiiuE puieys. hangers. couplings etc. etc Cog
r,>ronuerc- solicited. Albert Fisher. and g Ner-
win ST. Cleveland. . W.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

Tan INvRsrIGArIoN which IL now
going on In EaglAnd, in reference 70
the condition OF the working GLASSES,
sho - that there are men engaged in
some busines,es Who are compelled 10
work Ella shteen h1urs out Of the twenty
four, for fifteen shillipgs, or NOT quite
four dollArs Q week. 0ae OF the wit.
nesses examined by Earl Derby, stated
ahat he had men.een work from o. clock
In she morning until midnight, and
shat their dinner consisted OF . hard,
pasty pisoe Of bread, without coffee,
ash, meat or anything else. This viii.
ness had kno9n Of some Of these men
Who, when they reached the wretohe3
places called homes As the close Of theii
lAbors, were TOO much exhausted
20 90 10 bed, and vent TO sleep with
thsir heads on sheir tables too tired 10
get ready for bed. This 10 lhe condi
zion to which the free traders would re
duoe the workmsn OF this country, 4
they had the po wer. Lss protection q
our workmen be removed and IL placel
them on the 90 ne footing with those o
Great Britain, oonseq uently they woult
either have 70 work the same numb
oi hours Tor the same miserable pit
sAnce or remain idle altogether. Tues
are facts that II will be for the work
tngmea Of this country 10. careiuli,
consider before casting their votes q
the oomlng Presidential election.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

THH ooETRsr between the support
era Of the dinsrsns candidates for the
nomination Of the Democratic party
ior the cf1 % OF Mayor, Increases IN
bitterness, and tie leaders ore willing
10 resort 10 any method 70 get one or
the other so withdraw. Ia order 10
efsot such . desirable end II is said
that promises have been mAde to pay
all expenses that have been incurred in
oleolioneeriDg, Including beer and other
reireshmsnm, and throw In . slight tFi-
bute besides. We do NOT believe th q,
Ohief Dougherly and Councilman
Norton oIn 10 inf lenosd BY su sh Airy
considerations, and will treAI the pro-
position with sSorn. Il looks As though
both OF them we're Ia the asld 70 stay
mp 70 the nomination, let the result be
what IL may. They are OF different
nationally and possess the pluck Of
Their respective sires. Whether Erin
or Briion shall win rem aims to be seen.
The Republicans oAn regard the strife
with o1mplA,enoy, and be prepared tC
take Advantage OF the opportunities
for success that may be present ted
With populsr candidate and prope
effors they may win . victory owe
either faction, and prepare the way TO
. triumph in the County next Novem
ber.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

1T now looks ss II the treaty with
Great Britain In regard 10 the fisheries
on the OsnAdi,n she re, negotiated by
Secretary BsyArd, may be rejss.sd BY
The q. 8. Senate, the oom nittse TO
which Is was referred having reported
against Its confirmation. Many Sena.
'ors OF each party have siguihed their
obi souons 10 certain feAsures OF the
treaty, and unless these objeouons can
DO removed, or Influences brought GO
bear TO chAnge their opinions, the work
Of Secretary BAyard will have been In
vain. The Senators should not, how.
ever, be inf 1ensed BY improper mo.
tlves, bat aot from prlnoipie snd with
. view OF promoting the Interests oil
our coantry. Partisan feeling should
not ind aenoe the vote OF . single Ssna
tor; bat every one should sct from Q
sense OF right, With . vieW Of promo
ting the interests OF the country, and
vote for or against every meAsare on III
| merltA Marrow and contracted dispo
sitions are despicAble In the legislator
while enlarged and stAtesmanllke views
come from whom they may, are 10 b
commended.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20


THE Legislature OF New York ha q
nesermintd to give electricity, Ss . sub.
ssilute Ter hanging, . prAolioAl test,
and the result will be eagerly awaited
BY scientists and others. 30 long 81
death Is the penalty for any crime II
saould DO executed In the quickest and
most humsne manner possible. Many
OF the executions by hAng ging tail TO
break the neok Of the victim, and death
results from slow stlsngulAion, couss-
qaently any means that will make
Death instAutaneous and painless IL
certainly worthy Of 9 trial. Is is pun
lahnens enough for q murderer TO kno "
enAs on certain dAv, between certain
hours spsol6sd BY the court, he must
rake the lAt look At the bright suniiRh,
AMI bid goodbye to all things eArshly,
without being tortured for whAt musl
sssm 10 htn 80 age. Hanging has long
Aanoe beeu aoollshsl In France, and II
ssems about Tins some better means fJI
eHecating the death penalty should be
adopted In this oouu.ry. LIST electricity ty
De given . fair trial, and II 1t does AlI
thAs is clAlnel fOr II, let 1t take the
paAoe OF hanging - the means OF exc
1asins the death penAliy.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
$50 900 Damages Recovered.

ST. LOUIS, April 20.-Yesterday the
jury In the case OF ID. 8. Foth eriuRham
against the Adams Express Company y
for damages for false imprisonmen
rendered verdict for the plaintiff Of
620,0O0. The suit grew out Of "Jim
CummlDgs' express robbery on the
Frisco road in 1886. when the robbers
secured $5S. 900. A year ago the three
robbers, Whlttrock. Haight and Weaver,
were captured In Chicago, and 81, 600
OF the stolen mouey WAS recovered, The
men confessed, eKonerAtiug the express
messenger, David 8. FothGrlnghnm,
who ha been held, land, rs It seem sd
to the jury, bounded BY the sgent OF the
company and Pinkerton detectives II
The original sum claimed was $50 600
and suit was originally instituted
against Plnkerton, the agent, DAmsell
and the Adams Express Company, bu
tue detectives and the agent were
cropped cut of the suit.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

TIE oAndidaey Of Senator Sherman
Tor the Presidsnoy has bees approved
By the Ohio Republicans, and the dele
gates from that Stats 10 the Republican
National Oonvsnhon will vote for his
nomination ~ the candidate Of the Be
publican party for that high effice
senator Sherman has served the couu-
~ long and faithfully, and 10 we'll
qualified 70 discharge the duties de-
volving upon the President. He has,
however, some opposers, and II 10 doubs.
fui whether he 10 the most popular man
shat can be nominated. Senator All.
son OF IowA, and also Ex-Governor
Alger OF Michigan, Cameron Of Psnn.
1sylvan'a, Hawiey Of Oonneo.iout,
have their friends, and would prove
equally popular II nominated. II may
be possible. however, thas the oonven.
zion will and 1t impossible 10 decide
pet ween their conflicting claims, and q
new man may be selected II II is deem.
cd unadvisAb,e TO fall back ON Blaine
after his positive deolinA,lon as . cAn
dldAse. The trus policy is TO support
the nominee, whoever he may be
end not sis sa,king anywhere bsosus,
OF personal considerations. The poll y
declared 10 more Important than thi
name OF the oAndidAse, and from thi,
1 stand point man should acs. Cleveland
will uuqutstlonably be the csudidat,
OF the Democratic party, and hts cleo
sion will tend TO poverty, while his de
feat Will insure continued prosperity.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Her son Is In PhnadeIpnIa.

BUTTE, Mott, April 18 -InvestiRa-
tion brings TO light the fact that the
woman who died here OF pneumonia .
few days ago was the fourth wife OF G.
A. Wet'on, who committed suicide at
PripcetoD, Illinois, August IA, 1882, In
the presence of his fifth wife, Eva
Gosse, whom he married at Princeton,
while Mrs. Wetton, No. 4, resided In
Broiklyn. Wettou ut the time OF his
death WAS Auditor Of the Des Moints
and Fort Dodge Railroad, aud when
the officers were about 10 Arrts. him on
the charge OF bigsmy he got desperate,
and fearing consequent exposure OF his
conduct he blew his brains cut with q
six shooter. The affair at the time
created sensation Mrs. Wetton left
son about 81 years OF age, living In
Philadelphia. No response has been
received from her relatives, but her Of.
fecis are sufficient to pSy the funers
expenses.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
MIR. Oleveland.s marriage Ueruii cate

WAsHINGToN, April l8.-o. L. Pru
den, assistant privste secretary to the
President, was before the House Com
Inittee on Printing to day to explain
the circumstances connected With the
binding OF President Cleveland's mar
rioge certificate ct the Governmei
Printing Office. Mr.. Pruden said thai
the certihcate-A very elaborate and
handsome oue-had been gotten up by
himself and taken to the public print
ing ofiiUe, where 1t had been bouud ip
9 eRant covers. II had been delivered
to the President several mouthg after
his marriage, The President knew
nothing OF the binding until recently,
hen he had been told about 1t by Mr..
Richardson, the chairman OF the CoD.
mites on Printing, Mr.. Pruden fur
ther said that 1t had been customary u
have private work for the Preside nj
done at the Guvernmet Printing Oaice
during past administrations, but thai
when President Cleveland discovered
this fact he had ordered the prao,ics
dit continued.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
wANAmAKHRB
things that tell Of table ioys.

things that tell Of table joys.
Take Dinner Sets: sigAN.
one distinct patterns; l35 SETS
of Limoges, Carlsbad, Staf-
fordshire, Trenton, Baltimore,
and what uot more. SIS to
$130. Nine big tables filled
with them; each set with a
name card.
roo Decorated Tea Seks,
4S styles. $475n $l8.
s5 styles Of chamber Sets
in los eolorzmgs. 1915 to
sos.
We believe such a showing
OF these things has never be.
fore been made in this coun'
try.
Never a better time to see
what Is going on In Crock
cry, fine China and Glass
ware.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
BALTIMOkk a UnIo kAILR0AD d

sOHKDuLu II HTFKCT, Nov. u, u
rHins leave JNlawais Avenue iNpes
FOR Philedelphis and Chester, o 10, fee,
", %, 10 10 and II ID .. m; %, 90, . co.
1 %, 10, u, 0 90, 7 80, 9 ~ and Is D. n.
Un Sundays, %, 7 %, Q tb, 10 Is and II IL d,
nj 90, Q 90, 0 10, 0 n, 0 90 and % D. N.
Tor OhioaRo, wheeling, Columbus ano
Sendusky, daily, ! 20 .. m. and . 10 D. N.
For Pittseurg, daily, 90 Q. N. and'l ~ .,
FOR Cincinnati, Louisville and 1t I,oui,
daily, II 10 ., n. and 20 D, M.
For baltimore and Ashington and New,
Ark and HAvIe de Grace, II 10 Am; tt and
20 .. N; On Sundays. 40 and II 10 .. m
fOr singeriy, $40 and IL 10 .. M, 2 a.
40 and so p. m. and u 30 midnight. Or
Sundays, II 10 .. NJ; 2 10, 0 20 and so p. n
rOR IlANDkNBEk3, Q 10 A. M .Sunda,
noopt Sunday. 0 90 p. 10. daily.
Tralne lasvc Market street. 5tEiion:
For PhilAdalphlA $50 p. IN. daily, sxogp
sunday. FOR Baltimore SIS p. nj.
daily, except Sunday. roS I.Andanoefz
b-to and 1850 A. M. and Hsa r. NJ, daily
s5oep' Sundays s.h .. N, sunday only
rhe losO =. m. train oonnsou at ESa
junction with Cincinnati and vt. LouiI
through express, daily, except Sunday. Tht
= 30 p, %. CONNECTS with Chicago and II
Louis express daily.
Trains for Nilminston-IeHve Phi,adsl
PnlA, daily, 81 &C, 0lb, . %, al0.eo q. m, ! a
400, 4 &c, $500. h.to. o.ao. GIo 10 90 o. N.
DAILY, eHospt Sunday, T.ls .. m, l2.s'
noon, at.lh, II 10 D. m.
krpross trAinas
W. M. OI,EMENTS, OK. LOKD.
mAnAEsr. 9sn1 Pass. AgsH'
TelsDhcne Mo- 1aa.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
N. Megary & Son,
SIG TATNALL ST.
S, {. Cor. 9th and Tatna|L.

We've been as busy as
bees during the past few
weeks, In fact too busy to
talk. Our business is far
above our expectations, but
we are ready for the new
conner. Despite the great
drain on our stock you will
find 1t complete. We are ad-
ding to it as fast as we sell.
Just received a fresh lot of
good Io-wire Tapestry Car
pets, choice patterns, that
have never been on the
market. If you can't find
them anywhere else, try our
store and see if we haven't
got what you want at a
lower figure than can be
bought at any store in the
city. We keep all the we'll
known and popular makes
OF carpets. We are working
hard to keep pace with the
orders on hand and in a few
Gays hope to be able to lay
a carpet the day following
the purchase. This is what
our customers want, and we
will try to please all. Have
you seen your neighbor's
new Ascent brussels carpet9
If SO, and it is what you
want, come up; we have
plenty of them now. Your
neighbors run the stock
low, but we bought more of
them and they are for you
at the unheard'of price of IS
cents a yard; also another
new brand at S. cents; gen.
eral price OF these goods is
IS and IS cents. We only
have a few more of the $a5
Oak Suites left. We will
be sorry for you when they
are gone and you want one.
Remember, they can't be
replaced under $40, and
when this lot is sold we will
be done with one of the
greatest bargains known to
furniture buyers.
Sold for cash or weekly
payments.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

OWING to such . rush for tlaksls, The
Choral Club will repeat the opera, "rht
Chimes Of Normandy" ON Saturday
evening. The mem bers took their sew.
eral parts In manner worthy OF pro.
fessionAls. The music vas ell . lover
Of opera could ask. and was under the
able direction OF Mayor RhoAds- Alter
the members got over their stage fright
In The arst AoI aud they had warmed
up TO their work, the perior nance i'm
proved.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

1T Is SAID that some time ago .
Western minister parAlyssd his oou gre
9 alton by prsa,hing his own funerAl
Sermou, bat II seems 10 US that so ne OF
this Demo:r itio candidates for the
Mayoralty nomination have bean doIn 9
The sAms thing for some tine, and there
Is but ligtle room for doubt bat that the
corpse will be ready by jane 3.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20


NJ ~ EofhR should be deceived by the
sly ",ry shsi he Will bs onilsd n pou
70 PAg q 90 Ass isn FOR bslng register.
3d. ~ re5lssrh Ion is free to all who
nave ax re,s,o'. hsaed not farther
pa'@ MAN Jane 2. 1895, or Il the applI-
sAnl is no. nattVe OF ths u alted 8 ,ases
40 WIZ also b. r1s1 rel to produce his
aHaFAlt1Aslln pApefs. Tnis Is ali thai
- required, aud Noy one who Allo w
N,oA 'eit to De trtsh;sned OF by the fsaT
" having TO pAy Toe soArosiy dsser We.
no nSh' to voie. TIE registration II
Iioe To AL who can comply with the
So1'e reqniremsnts, snd 1t shluld be
Eome INBRED InAs thoae Who are no;
se"'ei eSnnO! yoiP. Tue possesslot
a1 r7oeips Ia AbUolp ely ne ,essAry
'es,sFhsiou, 6us will NOT OF it.e,
eiso vas ElShs to vosa. LIST every r 4.
paellosn, DO he white or ooloEei, VIII
40 9oal'h d, see lhAs be 10 proper y reg
isssfeo' 90 that be csn oAss his vote .
AA' oo~ias city election.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20
Philadelphia. Wilmington q Bal
tmore Railroad.
FERRUARY osh. lRRR


Trains VIII leave Wilmington ~ follow
SUNDAY TRAINS,
sssi$Sslpsii < sie, 81 tSsrY5ss. YS g. h q Il II s. 49, IL
"a sisS, z ;ns = q Sss a. m.
20; sAs:sss q ss.pss:: isss; : !: y! ??ss .s.Y
~ ~ II y nM =. M, i2so, SA ed 7oA and
Xcsomnodston, go. 7se Io1 slh 10 SA
Msin 4. n, "a. d 50, an $40, saI 'sis. ! d
For Wss. Chester, vi. Lamoiin, 70 and
sHS HS n, ~ and cop. m; ~
Baitimore and intermediate q stations. 10 Il
H.lslnofe IL aas a ana B Bay ri Line, : s m.
= and lloja. m, n %. u IL, "a. t+i. . ls
Trains Tor Deiaware Division leave for,
q ,. M, and l2 % Night
seafSrd lcxpIessG 3 90 D. m. .,- -.
Harrington, DelmAr. and way stations, 50
= Express i oi fOr Ii Harrington, % p. m. Wa,
Ell EIplsss . e tcr !" Dover. Harrington. and Dol,
mar, Rn p m. and II o6 Night.
Express for cape Charles, Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk, IL 50 p, m. a nd IL o6 Night
Leave Philadeiphia, Broad street, for Wi.
ninKton leIpressl Is, 20, 720 IN, el1
10 ~ ~ is, II 40, II 81 q. M, 02. OF. 4o2 30
% bu, 6W, e6, Np. m.
Accommoda ion, 8 80 1923 q. M, liz, .. 30
bH, AZ, s2 SS5 10 % 10 10. and II q p. m.
For Philadelphia texpress), 400, Q
lh slo, ii 81 \. M, 2 ~, b2A and 7 706 .. NJ
Accom- mediation. 8 IS =. M, l2l1 l2A
8 30, ~, and 10 90 y. m.
| For Chester lexpress), rs. 10. II N \ m.
| SH. 7 06. and 10 70 d. M
| ACCOMMODATION, sl5Am Il 10. Is. III
%. and Top. IN.
For New York (erpress), Q 90, . 81, 4 10, TIk
10, II 81 =. m, az, b2, 'e2s, o. and 100
| p. m.
For West Chester, via Lamokin. SIS q. m.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort, an
Norfolk, i2.05 Night.
For New Castle, Middletown, Clayton,
Dover, FELTON,. Harrington. seaford, Laurel
and Delmar, IL 05 Night.
| Baltimore and Washington, 1.28, tA eot
10 l2a m, l2ee, g "a, and 4S p. IN. Balti
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street for vii
minagton lexpressl, n. Is $50, I'm, s.Io, ill
| A. NJ, b.os, 6.d and II. 20 L. M.
Accommodation 8. as 10. Is A. NJ, II. as Z %
30. 8. % and II. a +. N.
| For further Information, passengers are
ferred to the ticket sfice al the station.
Trains marked thus t') are limited expire
upon which extra fare II charged.
aensrsi Manager senersi Pssscnser =; m1o Ar,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-20

TIE DAY nursery for oolored ohil-
aren, Whioh viii be opsned at the
rooms OF Ihs Associated Charities, No.
SS1 fainAll ssrse', next M inday morn D..
Ans, Is 90 enterprise Whl,h should
meet With tbs en enoouragsment OF our
oinz'ns. The Object OF the nursery is
70 care ioz colored children during the
1sy lime whilo their mothers are
en' o. work. There are many oolored
women In this oiIy who would be Die
W ootA'n Eork 81 washing or b ouse.
eisNring, bns eAnHat take 4. on aooouu.
o. ao' having any one to take oare OIL
.ne'f children, sad Is 10 this want tbs
eu 70 nursery being established. A
Aom'oAl charge o. ave cents per dsy
WIZ oe nsds Tor each child, which, Il
tne moteet is suAbisA to earn rs sent
VI doiNr Day by having IL cared
,o'' ens San easily aff Jrd to pay. The
no@eVsr, vii! nos bs sufi iient to paJ
lot shs sAIs Of Ghe child and the A Sso
c'Ntea oahrl les siil need AssIsiAn 20 /,
sneo'S .I ,hen TO keep ,his work In opera
non Ia y practical cha -ity, as /
ne'pS people 10 hsip Ihemseive, Gat
AaeisiIre should oe su oouraRed.