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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-14
WANTEpLnfAIN aELP.

II KAMRRDTESER, TAILOR = Terrell
LII Eek, wants immediatety, one good c-ai
ara one good pants maker. Good pFtoes uaid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-14
WANrED-owELI,INGsz.

WANTEU-TO RENB14zresi enre OF sly
w or seven r oms, eOnvenienE 10 ousiHess
address S, care Gezette.
IA ANTED-TO rent-a cvmforIabIe turT-
~ ished residence vi h Fefsfts or ten r-oUs
convenient o the b9siIteSs center. Address I.
SaZetJe Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-14

One month or over, consecutive tnesFticnG,
o cents psP limo each Insertion.
sR-H matter ls TO be changed every Insertion
are price will be l cent per Inns additional.
TaEFIagssy Deaths, SGeiet' kOIlces, s9a.z
o. usUsl length, SOC each insertion, If ordersS
IL &c local On rsSding matter, Sec per lIRq vii
se essrgsd.
E1''' ".liAFlss, Resolutions aie.s
Kill be charged for st regular rates.
Wants, Lost Found. et0-r
-lsSasSed AdeeTEIstng-Wlu be inserte1 at pro
Istn rate Of an inch. None taken for less thSn
li4ss BpSCs (&-inch)--count7 WORDS 70 Line'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-14
WANEEo-BOAknEKs KS.

NICELY EuKSIsffFD Rooms. and 56,5sId =,
~ desiEedS.pear The business center OF town
earn 7 OF Fifth and lFbr,: csuort n.
DRIVAEkSsB8AKDTN two nice soutn
i east rooms, at Mrs. Eliz JohnsOn's, north
Web e0FpsKe of second and Lamar streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-14

Rths. .s27 co.'s h'the. s u so 10 Iths SIS 60
=. 80 5OI7 e. 647O'll 122 so
/ :. 81 OOIS :. "a 9OIa " =. III 10
e. 81 7bI9 e. los DOL
) HTse TirneS WscE One halt ina above rstss.
ILsice Peek-One-thiYd the above rates.
gSos Yeek-One-fourth the shove rRts5o
BEADING Halter
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-14
WANTED-FEnEaI ,SgfsE1.P

WANIEp-aw white girl 10 do general 6oIlsa
W work. German or Swede preferred An.
ply TO Mrs. @. Fl. Want. 81! wasftsfysk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-14

N Cans. PRICE BAKING i
NEW YORK. CHICAGO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-14
MIsCELLANEOUs.

EOE RENT-> 80 e ro6m' and dwelling ST
a south emf and an Vest side of Lipscur.l
oy the yesE.$l2O 60, payable monthly. Apply
s09. west Fifth street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-14
Reading Natter.

Redd5flg hdILo9I
One time, IS cents per linei two or more In
seTtIons Is cents per lln5 each insertion,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-14

WEEKLY EDITION.
Fer EpcA-OIsptGy- Consecutive I9feTtIoas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-14

f--~e--f 4sFaatS sssi7klIiilin'Et oI9 uVusIOH
street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-14

~ sHv plsHsure ana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-14
FOB SALS.

Tor sALE-A, nun Der 6ne second hand
L square pisRo that Gun be boughtgeiF ,heap.
Appl at SOS West Firth street.. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-14
FINANCIAL.

"ANTED-Man to take tle agency OF our
wv safes size 2Syfs14S steAes; weight 500 :.
rare cnance 10 create pAmanens business a.
eoms. These cafes meet y demand never be
toFs' sppplis6 by other safe companies, q.
we are not SoverEed by the nSfe pool. y pin.
Safe Co. CIr eli nstI o. ~. -
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
Battle Of the Blras.

A correspondent Of foreign jour
nal, In q letter from Sophia, gives this
account Of an exciting battle between
storks and eagles. of which he was an
eye witness: early on ThurSday
morning we saw an unusually large
number of eagles, probably 200, TAX
ing their flight toward the mountains
of the Jantra. A crowd Of persons
watched the spectacle, and the crowd
greatly increased q few hours later
when a number Of storks, not fewer
than 800, few straight toward the
regiment OF eagles, evidently bent on
war. In an instant eagles and storks
were mingled in deadly affray. 1t
was q fearful combat. Every now
and then wounded or dead bird,
stork or eagle, fell TO the ground. The
battle lasted for nearly an hour,
when the two armies, apparently
weary of fight, flew off in opposite di-
rections, Upon rough reckoning 1t
was estimated that at least third of
the combatants fell In the severe strug-
|gle. The perfect sent some men up
Into the mountains 10 count the dead
eagles and storks. The people are
quite eager to know which OF the two
armies was victorious. Probably, as
in many wars of unfeathered bipeds,
the advantage lay on neither side"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
A Kouen EKpeli ieaoe.

A special to the New York Tribune,
from :an francisco, has the following
under date of the 29th inst: From
the Arctic, yesterday, arrived Captain
Raynor, of the sealing schooner Allie
Folger, who was reported lost last
month. On juno 10 RaYnor, with
two men, left the schooner In an open
boat, to hunt seals, telling the mate,
If they did not return, to make for the
nearest port. he mate waited, he
says, for more than week, and then,
as the fog continued thick and
nothing was seen of the boat, he sailed
for Fort owen Sound, where he re-
ported the captain lost. Meanwhile
Raynor had hard time. he found
seals so plenty that he hunted them
for five days, until his provisions gave
out. Then search WAS made for the
schooner, but without success. There
was nothing to eat but partly decayed
seal meat, and nothing to drink but
seal oil. On this they lived for seven
teen days, rowing most of the time
and keeping sharp lookout for land.
on July 3 they reached Kodiak Island,
where they slowly recovered from
their haTdships,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

EARLY one evening Ralph returned %
his home and was struck with . pFemo-
milton Of evil Is he entered the dArkeR.
ed hallway.
"IneE, he called, but no voice an
sWeTed.
Seeking her, he came ct last to her
roo m, and the subtitle odor Of q strange
drug hoAted tnrough the Air. 6e hdug
the shades aside, and there on the floor
at his feet lay the figure of his wife,
with her white face upturned and her
sllken robo crushed about her.
Fehrfully he bent, and took from the
htlffencd fingers q folded paper.
"Ralph, my husband" 1t read, "I
have taken my life with my own hand
Better death than the miserable future
that Ettetohed before nae. An unloved
wife aud guilty womAn-Dy ain has
st last recoiled 90 my own head. The
pale face Of Blanche looks over my
shoulder now hs Write-my Murdered
cousin. Yes, killed her, Ralph; 1
knew th5 secret OF the bracelet she
wore; 1t was q poisoned bauble. and
therefore my uncle guarded 1t. Ip,esJ-
ga the spring tkat dAy-Lhe red jewel
In the dragou'e hea1-Aud as the needle
pierced the wrist, q drop Of poison, sub
tile and fearful, entered her vsinsi No
one knew what caused her death but
my uncle aud mysslf; he did not know
was the guilty one; he thought 1t had
been 80 accident. and kept 1t secret,
fearing the public sen saion 1t would
make. But my Gin brought ne no hap.
piness-unlovsd by you, hAuutsd by
her, 1 Gaw no peace but In the grave.
Forgive me AID pray Tor my guilty
soul. INRz."
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
ca,.ls rh,evsa in california.

4 despatch from San Francisco says
that Los Angeles County (Cal.) has
long been terroriz d by a well-armed
band of outlaws, whose desperate
deeds and depredatlons have menaced
the public peace. Last week the out
laws, headed by Frank Fray, drove a
large herd of cattle from General
Beall's ranch, near Lancaster. General
Beall offered reward of $500 each for
the capture of the thieves, dead or
alive. IRONY" Crane, one of BealPs
men, a daring fighter, started In pur-
suit of Fray's band. Fray heard of 1t,
and eluding his pursuer, rode into
Lancaster at the head of his band
while Crane was absent. His men
were armed TO the teeth. They sur
rounded Cranes house and burned it
10 the ground The people were pow
erless 10 interfere. Amer the burning
Of the house the robbers beat a retreat,
and as they galloped out OF town shots
were fred at them, but it does not ap.
pear that any Of them were hit. An
Indignation meeting was held and a
posse OF armed men was organized to
follow the trail of the bandits.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
A strange Club.

One of the strangest clubs In the
world has just been organized in
Mexico. 1t is composed OF journalists
who have been imprisoned for political
offences; and the relative standing of
the members is based in general upon
the length of the sentences they have
served, or rather OF the periods during
which they have languished in Jail; for
unless the Government of Mexico is
grossly libeled the formality of a
trial is commonly dispensed with in
the case OF editors who have abused
the privilege OF tree speech. In deter.
mining members relative position
in the new association the severity OF
his experience OF prison Lie is taken
into account; and this sometimes modi-
fes his standing, giving him higher
rank than others who have served
longer, but under less distressing con-
ditions
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

st0Itt7
yOu ti1
/ B1s'AI
.sOlgilh.s.I
eafa VI
/ rtGS
.Ttk "
free
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
oonfrsss!onAI nso.pIaek .

Dan Appleton, an orphan, 10 years
old, from st. Paul, appeared at the
west entrance of the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes, at Washington, the other
day, and inquired for Congressman
Nelson. The story goes that when
Mr., Nelson came out the little fellow
said. II am from Minnesota, boot.
black, and l want you to get me the
privilege of blacking Congressmen's
boots here in the building" Admir-
ing the lads enterprise, he said: "You
shall have the privilege, Come along
with me-" Architect Clarke granted
Dan the right, and he has been dubbed
Congressional Bootblack."
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
A Literary queen,

The Qlsen of RoumaniS is having
built al her country seat bundolI
wherein to devote herself to literary
competition. Is Is Constructed OF reeds,
behind which ia high hedge of roses
running all around, with inches In
which covered cagss contRialug night.
inRGles are to bo placed. There 70 a
fountain and g tiny cascade with p9r
fumed water. In the middle OF this
chamber (the floor OF which is covered
with thick, soft carpet OF Rraen turf
10 mossy bank and block of polishsu
marble, covered with moss and ferns,
which ia hewn in the form OF desk, ,au d
here the q leen 10 to indite her poems,
and wLea exhausted by her l1bors che
can ropose hsrself In most luxurious
hammock, suspended by golden cords,
which hang on ono side 10 close prox.
unity to the nishsingAles and the falling
waters.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
Droppsd AmerleAnlsnAs.

Mr.. BuIiun-"WhRt induced you,
Maria, to teil Lord BTomleigh that our
peach blow vase oOAt ten sionef What
DO you mean by t.u stone2" Mrs. Bul-
llon-'rheIe you 90. Always finding
fault With ms. You told me 70 drop
my Americauisms when Lord BrJm.
leigh dined here, and did. You also
told me that = stone Was equal 70 four
teen HOundr, and Am sure the vase
COST &1I0." And then Mrs. Bullion
burat into tears ever the unreasonable
ness OF mankind in general, and Mr.
Bullion In particular.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
REAL - ESTATE.

Stores, DgaIliags, Building
Lots, BuSlnsss Property,
Manufacturing Sites, Farms
and Suburban Property,
Bought, Sold, Rented and
Exchanged.
Public Sales OF city or eOun-
try real estate on special
terms.
First haOrtuaBes and loans
negotiated ct current rates
OF interest ON city or cOun.
try property.
RORI and personal proper
ty Insured at lowest rates;
none but the host COM
panies repreSonted. All
losses promptly adjusted.
Bonds Deeds, haOrtg ages,
Wills and ali Legal O0cu-
mGntSp carefully prepared
In accordance with Statu-
tory requirements.
Rents and Interest prompt
ly collected and as prompt
~ renitted, with ilemized
statement.
HAWKINS g. Co.,
7t2 Market Street.
Wilmington, Del. i31-
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
His MASCOT,

We saw a wealthy merchant on Fri.
day who wore the coat in which he
was married, 20 years ago. In reply to
the question as TO the reason why he
appeared in that particular garment, he
SAID it WAS his mascot; that whenever
he entered upon new speculation, or
made new Investment, or took any
important step in domestic or business
life, he had always donned that coat,
and that its charm Of luck had never
yet deserted him.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
MONROE. n. O.. Oct. %. 1887.

The Potter Drug and Chemical CO.:
9entlernen,-Mr. VIM. s. Ht.phenso of
this county brought his son to town to day to
let us see him, and TO show us what Cutcura
Remedies hau done for him. This is the ca
To look at the boy now, one would suppose
that there had never been ANYTHING the mat
ter with hlD, to be In perfect health
We have written and herewith inclose what
his father has to say about the matter, =
wrote II Just as he dictated.
We are selling quite aquantlty OF Cuticura
Remedies and hear nothing but praises for
them. We regard the Cuticura Remedies the
hest in the market. and shall do all we can to
promote their sale. Yours Truly,
STEVENS & BRUNER,
Druggists and Pharmacists,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
AFRIGHTFUL skin DISEASE
HuHsriEgs Intense. Head nearly
raw. Body covered with Sores
Cured by the CutIcurh Rem dies.

Messrs. STEVENS BRuNKR, Monroe, N. @.
DE r Slrs, About TWO months ago, on your
recommendations, bought bottle OF Cutl-
cura hesOlyent, one box Cuilcura Salve, ard
one cake OF Cuttcura Soap, for my son aged
eczema for long time, and ! an pleased to
s9y That believe the remedies have cured him
MS sunerlnRs were intense, his head being
Eris lie, and his body was covered with sores.
HIS cQnoltion wEs lrightful to behold The
sores have now all disappeared, his skin Is
healthy eyes night, cheei ful IN disposition,
and is working every daY. My neighbors are
witnesses TO this remarkable cure, ana the
doubling ones are rcqu. sted to call or write
me, or any Of my neighhors.
WM, 8. STEPHENSON,
Winchester 7. o., Union Co., n. c.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
EdWardMelChiOr
2!4 King Street.
have received large line of fishirg 4
tackle which am selling at
the lowest prices.
iotnrSd oob rCds a. 80

3 IOinfed ash rods, 10 Cts.
4 Iotnted RBh rods, 10 Cts
jOinted bamboo rOdHs p1atns ~
ats.
3jO;Etsd bamboo rods, plain. o
Gts.
4 JOiOTed bamboo rods, plain, 20
Gts.
j, ,iOtnted bamboo rods, reel, land
and guides, 81.
4 lOinted bamboo rods, reel. land
and guides. SI.25,
Also finer rods, split bamboo rods
reels from 25e to $500. Come TO
the Oldest established house in Delaware,
214 KING STREET. Send for price ,lisk
of base ball and sporting goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
hvfused 20 Marry,

"Then you absolutely refuse to
marry mep" said he.
II do" was the young lady's firm
reply.
"Have a care, Miss Ksjones,' said
the young man, with dangerous
glitter in his eye, Consider the mstter
well. l am the publisher of an elite
directory that is almost ready for the
press"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
VTNHk AKALSAES' SAVLNg BANK.
no. NOa urARRET nrREnr.


INCORPORATED. THD...ss........YnBRUA -, ,l62t
open 70 reoetve deposits daily from an
antl p. m, and on Tuesday and SAturdD J
evenings nom 7 to O'Clock.
The chsrter Of tho bank provides that the
Prohts upon its Investments, except 60 mue b
As u required for tho payment OF nsoessGry
e1penseB and for suitable surplus for the
geeerlty OF depositoFs, shall be divided d
aIansH tho depoHitors.
no manager is allowed TO borrow any par,
Oh the tunds deposited with tho Cooperation
MANAGERS.
score ". Bush, 8. Allen HIlIes,
". " esle " eldint Alexander J. hart,
Sto. ., OSpene, n. Il, Benson,
0ns5' ". Rowland, Job H. jackson,
3ps. -. carpenter, Jr,, Anthony Higgins
heAiy - y; lure Washington RRstIngR
hASNE LQAAEDON MuRTHAliBs
Sko' W. bpsHl Csc. =. JAPz14Ia,
Erseldsnt. Vice PsssGsri
Y. 7. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
Ao"-1V Jos. II. AATHzR Agalt0r
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

WILMINGTON y NORrRERN u, Il,
Time table in effect, July sth 1888. Trains
leave Wilmington (French streetl AZ follows:
For Reading, BlrdBboIO, Joanna, Spring
held, Waynesbnrg Junction, Manor ,Pottsville
Tamaqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Werners.
Vile and all points on the Philadelphia AND
Reading II. r., 7.eO 3. IN. and 2.40 D. m.
For Springfield, WAynesburg Junction,
CoRtesvtlle, Embreevlle, Lenape, ChAdd't
Ford and Dupont,s and intermediate pointA,
7. 90 a. M, ana6. 90 D. m.
For Gainesville and intermediate points Al
100 a. M, 40 and 500 p. m.
For West Chester, 100 a. m, 9.4O and 500
p. In.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
For New Bridge and intermediate pointA
9; l5 y. m. and on Saturday only at $40 ana
ii. 10 p. IN.
On Sunday for Reading and intermediate
points, at S.oS u. M, and for Springfield and
intermediate points at 9. 90 D. m.
A. q, MEGA TISLAND, B0WNESS BRIGGS.
superintendent aen'l Pass. Ag't.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

Cutlcura, the great skin cure, and CutIcura
Soap prepared from 1t, externally, and Cuu-
cura EesOlvent the new blood purifier, In
ternally, are positive cure for every form of
SKIN and blood disease, from pimples to scrOf-
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
HALTIMOEE = OMIO KAILROAn
SCASDUhR ~ EEFEUr, April 10, lssa
Trains asaVs nelAWArs Avenue Dspee
EAST rSOUIJD


SUHEDULR ~ REFEOr, April 70, lssa
Trains asaVs IlalAwArS Avenue DspeG
EAST bOUED.
For PhiisdeIphiG and Chester, SIS, 100
%, % 90,s 90, 10 80 and Hll IA 3. M; / CO.'S 90
8 Is, 20 20, 8 26, 10, Z 80, IS IS and ) IS D. y
On Sundsys,f SO, 66, . ob, 10 80 and H11 IL y
MI 90, O0,s b6,Hb 20, 8 20, 0 G0,Hs % and u
p. m.
WEST BOUND.
FOR Sinserly, accommodation, dsily IL 80
\. NJ.
FOR Baltimore, accommodation, daily o..
oopt Sunday 60 .. m.
For ohicsgO and PittsburE, express, daily
SO q. IN.
Cincinnati and st. Louis express, daily
IL SS IN.
nAltiulore accommodation, daily q Is m
Pitt.hurs, Chicago and st. Louis express,
daily 40 p m.
Singerly accommodation, daily 7 80 D m,
rok Ls.RDEKsEEG, o 10 s. 70 SUNDAY
29is, ti,oo .. n, dHAS eNsspt Sunday, 2 o.
Trains faava Market Stysst ssst1oE.
Ier Philadeiphie 2 IS 2, II. daily. Rol
SsldnoyS 4 Is T, NJ, daily. Fer Ian6eo
cerS $50 and hoo 4. ID. daJly, except BnD.
dsyi ioS. u on sunday onsyl AsS and L.Se
Pitte6aFg. chicago and ST. Louis sxpro,
Trains ior iSilpiaEton-I.asye PhusSsi
pbta, daily, ~ %, lo.oo. All 90 ,, NJ, II %
noon, q, s.Od, 80, AGoa, $50. Gls, 10 10
Daily, except sunday, LJO, S.sO .. n,
sara, and 20 D. m.
SUNDAYS only, ale m.
GKDrUsE trAlnBS
RATES TO WRsrHRN POINTS Lowm THAI
VIA ANY oTHRR LINE.
". n. ULEHEN1B, q. O.SUULh
aen'l MAnAGsl. Csn1 Fsss. AEsA'
rSlephnna Mo lRa.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
Burned Lnse NlGhs.

The celebrated Three B. B. B. cigar,
manufactured by II. y. Bourbon d
Bro, No. 2lo West Second street. The
baat 30. cigar In the CITY. TTv them.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
ROEIOEn.
NIoTlgE TAX PAYERs TAKE no
tjity and School Taxos for ,ssa.

NoE0E = rAx PAYERs TAKE no
IN TIOE.
Utty and School Taxos for 1888,
Thp undersigned, reoaivors OF taxes for the
uity OF Wilmington, will DO At 10 \. 9Th st ,
between Market and Hing Sts., during the
month Of July, 1888, between the houts Of 8
and Y In tho morniug, and from TO in
the afternoon, for the purpose Of receiving
tsxee. On All taxes paid during July, there
Will be . REDUCTION Of cents on every dol.
lar, and all taxes paid 0p or after tho Let
day Of August, shall Do payable without
deduction. AforeslidI and all taxos unpaid
on the LIST day OF September, shall be inoreas
cd by the additian offs per oentum on the
amount thereof. EDMUND r. MOODY.
Receiver Of Northern distrot, including
all north Of 9th street.
MARTlp J. MRALEY,
Reosiver of Southern dlEtriot, inoIudipK
all south OF 9Th street. ie8O-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 500. ;
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
RS-send for ''How TO Cure Skin Diseases, -
"a pages, so illustrations and 100 testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

pTMPLEs, black.heads, red, rough
Il 4 1N1ehApped and oily skin preventedb
CUTIJURA SOAP.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

.ihENT--FURNISAED ROOMS TO
FsesspeSaDle men for 81 per week. kp-
0'' Shipley street. MkS. 9kEEN'
is0-ot
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

HONFERENCEA ACADB MY, DIVER
~ beL--boRrdiDg snd Day School for bath
sexes. scholars prepared for busipe teaoh
lng' the pTofetsiOns and COLLEGE. Vocal and
Instrumental muslo DRAWING and Painting ..
All boardors are directly under ths charge
OF tho Principal and PTGosptrsbs. TermE
sloC per yoAr. Fail Term begins sept std
FoT Catalogue. address W. u. dOODfNa.
all Dover, Lei
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
aa3WtaK PAINFUL BA GES

MSNO Kidney and Uterine Pains and
uEb weaknesses, relieved in one minute
by the CUrICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER,
the first aud only pain. killing plaster. New,
lnfallible. % cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
shilaaelphia. Wilmington 4 Bel.
tinore Railroad,
Iu1,Y ann, uaa0
FrMiug WIN lenve vWIlmInrt rton
JULY 3Oth Isss.


TTaiOS will leave whining ton rs EDll0v /
Philsdelp5ia texpregs), 2 asa, 80, 8 80, y.g
10, sS9 SO, eT 1901 II %, II 81 a. M, II D.
l. Lsso, .an91, am, IA, ! go and eP. n;
IS 400 s g, 40, 10 90, 10 80 p. d. -
For Chester (expressl, 8 %, 75o, ", slS
n; II g IL bl a. M, IL So, s. u, u. 7Os and
ACCOMMODATION, eco, s5S, 7e5, $40, los,
a. Nar, Nn;, STss Va. % 81 y snd 10 a p, IN;
u 81 y \ e.. .I8.SS ., ~, sa. as. T. i9O 9Os,
For west Cnegter via LSnOkin, $50 ant
For Newark (OentreS and intermediate sts
ti3ns, q a. m. Y IS and lp. M,
~ % hna intermediate Stations 10 Il
Rsltimofe aaS a and "a ); esY ri Line, 7Sp.p.
IN ge.moTe 19 lnS + an ana waT,59l62stSn a l2a "a So
Trains for Dclsware Division leave for:
rev Oastle. AZ; 4 ~, u 81 =. M, IS, SO
Georgetown and Lewes. q n -. n.,sS0p,n,,
Reho6oth, 0A. IN. COP. m.
SeAford (eXpress), 2 90 y. ~.
., Hsrrington' Delmar, and way stations. s 30;
Express 8 for Harrington, 81 p. m. WA
Express for Dover. Harrington. and Dei.
mar, ~ 05 Night.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Con,
fort, and Norfolk, IL o6 Night,
Leave philadelphia. Broad Street. for vii
% 55 II is, II s a, ~, 2O2 sol, "a 1S
3 05. s 81, 607, 667, II % p. no.
Accommoda Ion, 625, 10 % q, NJ, lR6 g29
5 IA, 4 81, 22 Is 10 03 10 20. and ii n 4.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philadelphia (expreas), 200, 26z an
lb, OlO, IL 81 a. IN, 227, s "a, and O5 o, N
Accommodation, 3 Is o, M. II 10, l@, ito,
8 80, 40, and 10 00'p. m.
e For Chester gexpreBsJ, 715. . 10. IL 81 4 NJ,
"a. 06. and 10 % D. m,
AceommodRtion, s15am., Il 10. rs, tl
For New York (express), 90, 81, 4 20, TIA
IS, IL 5l .. M, 2 p, GA, '526, Oa, and iO.Oi
For West Chester, via LamokIn, s5G NJ,
and 30 p, m.
Norfolk, Y 05 Night,
For New Castle, Niddletovyu, CIavton
DoSsF, Felton, Harm gton, Sesf0rd, Laurel
and )elmar, IL 05 Night.
baltimore and Wilmington, l.2s, G4s, BN,
70 " a. m, l2e6, g %, and 7 45 p. 10. BslI
more, 8. 90 and II Se D, m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for VIII.
mington Sexpressl ". %, $50, 7.2o, e.l0, Ill
A, M, SOS 9. 81 and liz z. M,
accommodation, S.35, 10. 2s A. NJ, u, IS, 2uA
$40 SIS and IL. p. M.
FOR further Information, passengers are re.
ferred 10 the ticket stice At Che station.
trains marked thus ~ are limited eKprega
upon which extra fare Il charged,
deasrsi hsHsRsr ssnerSi PssseRsef +; M8eD A.,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

hLNI-A ZINE RUOm FOR a
ocleIy 10 tho HaTknsss building, lOtb
aI9e: y y atroets. Apply 20 n. Nc
~ no. W. 10th 81. AB-ti
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

KENT AT REDUUED RATE.-
Vole' 20 hlpley st;set viii be rented
wv rae for tlo balance OF tho season
ubO. W BUSH, French ht. Wharf
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

LIEU III AVALON THURSDAY,
! a. istn h1 81 July, from the field VS-zs-6ls
-t,soIlDer ,Der on tho back road n 49,
nom newport to Ohristi. TM
red GOV with tar mark on the
Y, -, reward 0fS1 will bo paid for
fSS'MNsfy; q Jas. SEWDOH, ia, or
= A. THOMAS. Ri.dhy.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

q REEHOLD (N, J.,) INSTITUTE
= tbth year. Prepares for basiness aud
for the boat colleges. BsoEWSrd boys taught
privately. Rev. A. U. 9.OHAMBkRS, AM
l2I-lm Principal
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

bowsSS SUNDAY LA sr,PAIK GOLD
ora speotasles. a. reward. Return
az Sla
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

Rue u nd a. So54uson's, II e 2d.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

RtEr.rHE DWELLING HOUSE
~ TatnAll. Apply ct JOHN
'ui En- NO, 2lO WeHt9t st. iE0-otA