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Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
The Wool sohsduIes,

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The sub.com-
mittee of the eenate Finance Committee
devoted several hours to day to the wool
schedules OF the ntw tariff bill, and a
delegation Of men interested In the vari-
Gus branches of the wool trade appeared
before them The delegation included
Theodore Justice and L. A. Greene,
Philadelphia; Columbus Delano and D.,
Harpster, of Ohio, and William Whitman
of Boston. These gentlemen all address
ed th9 commi tee ami went over the
woo en- schedules very thoroughly. Other
gentlemen in wool-growers, manufac.
turers and dealers-Rill appear before
the committee to morrow. Mr.. Juttice
aud hr. GTeere expect TO return
to Philadelphia tomorrow after
noon. All the gentlemen attended the
wool conference held In January, and
they all favored the adoption OF the
schedules egreed upon at that time,
which, with come changer, ARE practically
In accordance with the tariff OF 1857.
The s nate Committee, however, are
not inclined to accept these ra'es entirely.
The delegation suggested that If the rates
were not advanced so decided y, some
changes might be made so as to equaliKe
differences in the preseut wool schedules
and correct some figures that ae now
causes of complaint. The delegat ion
were satisfied that the changes already
made in the Senate bill will be OF advan-
tage to the whole trade. Mr.. Greene said
tonight: 1--WE have no wish to embar-
Tass the senators in any way and are
satisfied to leave our suggestions to their
judgment.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
~NH
FIRSF.
By AMBRosR S. orrEY.

Adam aud Eve, the name Of the nrst
| human pair, had every inducement to do
well, yet with 1t all they did wrong.
In the first OF the wo Id, 40t years,
b o., was bo' Cain, the first begotte d
OF the human family
Adam, the first of the human race.
Eve, the first woman. She proved tn be
The first In the transgressiOn !"
Gain, the frst-Sorn of mankind, and
I the first murder r.
Tnbol Gain, the FIRST instructor in the
Mechanic aris
Jubal was the first musician.
Enech, the first translated TO Heaven
on account Of piety.
Shem. Ham, and Japhetb, the three
cons of Noah, were the first FOUNDER OF
nations
Nlmro1, warrior, was the first King
we read OF IN authentic history.
Edmus was the first who introduced
the use Of letters into Greece, through
come maintained that the same alphabet
was in existencs among the native inhabI-
tants This alphabet consisted of 16 let
tiers, TO which eight were aherWari
added.
Saul, the con of Klsh, was the drst
King OF Israel he was at first privately
annOninted by eaWuel;he was afterwards
publicly proclaimed. His reign was
prosperous at frs, but at length was
characterized by crime and I'll success
He died a miserable death
Water mills-The fret water-mill men.
toned occurs In the Roman laws, dated
in the year 39S 3 G.
Sun dials was first introduce In Rome,
203. B q.
Tatch-The first watch was made in
Germany.
Alexander Severus wss the first
European who wore linen shirt.
Linen was first imported into EDgllnd
from Flanders.
Glsss-The 1rst artihcers skilled in
making glass for windows wsre brought
into England from the Continent, in
GA
Gunpowder-Fri Bacon was the frat
European who possessed the secret of
making gunpowder
Firearms were first usOd at the siege
Of Parma, in 1891
Muskets-The first muskets were d is
charged by means of match applied
with the hand.
Gun lock WAS first invented in 1877.
Cotton paper became IN general use in
the 18th century.
Printing with movable metal types
was first discovered by John Gutenberg
in l439.
Clayton, July G9th, 1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
me OId, ord Story.

"HeIo are your slippers all ssady To-
you, George, dear" said the lovinl
! wife.
"ob, thank you. You've been for
getting them Of late"
1 know have, darling. IGwAl
rsAl oAreless and naughty OF me, too
when I've got the very best aud deAresi
husband In the world"
mo, really have your"
Eyes, indeeot He's an old darling. d
why, you don't always Say 90 |"
well, always thiuk 30. Indeed
90; but sometimes Pm naughty and
wicked and CROSS. l hsvs made rome
OF the Moe muffiuB Jon like for tea"
lndeedI That WAS good Of you"
"Oh. MOI 1t want halt what ia like
p DO for suoh darling Of . husband
George you're positively getting hand
"No7"
Indeed you are yoz cid darling; and
-snd George, dear-I-I-I AN lot 10
VtIy tx'ravagsnt am ~"
why, mt Who said you wart?
"Nobody-uobody At All, only--ouly
-Weii l was down town TO day, and l
"Well, dear"
"You Won't think me 30 very exlrAvA
CANT, will you dea but T-I-raAlly,
George, 1t was . great bAIga ain, and
aDo 90 very becUminR, that IL
bought"
Poor eeoraei
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
Hov Tsrns LOOK, =, Hr,. Ivoo,.


A Representative OF the firm Of Justice
ba'eman & Co who returned from Tex.
as yesterday after residence Of several
months In that state, said TO a Press re
porter that the feeling In favor of Pro-
lection In the Lone Star State was stead
ily growing and that the free wool elauee
In the Mills bill met with very little
| favor,
Last year." he said, 'Texas had
about 4, 100000 sheep, and the "clip"
was about 20,000,000 pounds. This is
raised principally In the Western, North
western and central portions of the state.
The maj or part OF the Wool.gj overs are
opposed TO Tree wool. It Is evident that
they would be. They have already seen
the evil effects Of reducing the tariff, and
a condition of things where there is no
protective tariff at all can mean pothi ~
but utter stagnation Of their industry.
"Wool'growers are no. blind, and they
can not help viewing this remarhabl
falling of with alarm. The result Is that
very large part OF Texas is falliag into
the ProtectectIon line. What effect this
VIII have politically it is impossible to
say, but there is a disposition amoug
many Protection Democrats to retain
their old national political affiliations
ana TO vote for Cleveland, and to make
the tariff fight on the representatives to
Congress They want Protection, aud If
their present congressman will not protect
their interests they will send men to
2nEress who are in sympathy with
them. Consequently there will be great
many in eIesting fights in the congress
eional districts, aud FTee-trade Demo
crats will be replaced wherever possible
with those In favor Of Protection.
There Is an error in SpofIoId Ameri-
can Almanac for 1888 that Is being used
by the free wool people with some effect.
In the almanac q typographical error
mAkes the Librarian of Congress say that
the highest price for wool In 1885 was
hfsy-iour cents. AS these are the highest
figures for ten years the free wool men
claim that prices advanced under the
lower tariff of 1888. But that is untrue.
The highest p ice for wool in 1885 was
thirty-four cents, figure considerably
lower than for ten years previous Mr..
bpofoTd's attention has been called to
this error, and he has promised to correct
II In the edition now In press This
knocks the pins from under what the
ee wool men hoped to be a very strong
argument In supporG of their position.
Prices have not advanced under q lower
tariff. TDey have decreased, AID none
know that better than the Texas wool
men.
81 do not look for any strong break in
Texas yet, but the fact becomes more
and more evident every day that so far |
as the wool men are concerned that state
is unalterAbly opposed TO Free Trade in |
any shape or form"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
UnusualIz Rioh uropn.

BELLEToNTE, Pa, July 31.-Report
received from all over Centre County al
well as the counties of Cleaifleld, Blair
Huntington, Clinton ana Mitllin show
the yield Of the present gain crop to be
one of almost unparalleled greatness. II
cannot be remembered when such uni,
versallY good crop prevailed throughout
this entire section as the one just har-
vested. The wheat In many places will
show a yield of from thirty TO forty
bushels to the acre aud 1t is thought may
show an average ia general of from
twenty to thirty bushels TO the acre and
al the grain OF the best quality.
Rye, oats and Farley have done equally
as well, while corn gives promise OF al
abundant yield The agricultural re-
ports from the State College are the best
recorded Tor years.
The fruit crop is also large, apples es-
peeially being very plenti ul.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
The "MOXiH" Secret.

From the evidence given In the "Moxisn
cases sgSinst imitators, enough has come to
the surface nom Texas papers to prove that
the 81 called Moxie Is from q plsnt rich in
albumlnoidB, which arc the principal nutIi
ion OF the nerves. Considering the fact
that the nerves are the BePt OF RnimAl life
and control the functions OF the bouY, and
that paralyEsd or exhausted nerve force could
not properly digest slDuman for Its own sup
port, Dr. Thom eon set about, and fnAlIy
did discover hsTmloss process for ARTIFICIAL
y digestlng rs food for IL, and the prog ress
renders the elhuminotd as finely dissolved
90 water. or nns enough TO penetrate the
nefve oiicu lattcn, which ia thirty ono timeg
smaller than the smallest capillary blood
v57sols, and when mixed with the diSesting
1uid tho Aloumen cannot be eOaguIatsd or
preeipitsted BY either heat or alcohol Here
10 where TIE seoret lies, and ig a mott valua-
hla one, and accounts for their eureI Of par.
aiJ ais. II would nave been better for tha
MoElo GO. to have allowed this fact to come
10 the surface before, and thon It would not
have been necessary 10 ace umulste o conf.
denoe In their goods through the long road
OF eSpsrienee against publs prejudice.
These facts that have come out will help the
COMPANY very much, AR they show its un.
doubted scleatiio and useful basis In q new
neld' Their bottled goods are best
m27 6m 2taW
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
Carried OF In Daylight.


"About 4 month ago." says the
Parisian correspondent of the New
York Times, three AuStrisnS, en-
ployss on a railroad, going from Bell
ovis into Roumelia, were carried of
in full daylight by band of brigands.
The authorities did not dare take any
steps for their recovery, knowing that
such Vigor would be immediate and
certain death 10 the victims. Diplo.
matte negotiations were commenced
and the final sum has been a stlpu.
lated 20, ,00Ot each. and the privilege
OF keeping eli the money, jewels and
valuable papers captured. At the
same time Baron Hirsch and others of
this city will foot the bill. One of the
unfortunate men has now been through
the same experience for third time,
and he seems to enjoy it,"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
n Aae.eor in ualIrornin.

The Sacramento Bee and Weaver.
Vile (Cal } Journal report that a phe
nomenally large and bright meteor
was seen TO fall in the direction OF
Butte County on the evening of July
Il, and the Gridley (Oal Herald says:
about 8 O'Clock Saturday evening a
huge meteor fell Into Feather river a
mile or so below the bridge. Tho re
port OF the seething mass when 1t
struck the water and apparently burst
into pieces was distinctly heard In the
city, 4 distance of over four miles, and
many thought the boiler of an engine
had exploded near by. Parties who
have visited the scene tell US q cotton
wood tree over three feet In diameter
was literally riddled into splinters,
having evidently been struck BY the
satellite 10 its fliaht.n
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02

e,ih,, ~ ,uly, from the tieiI Sss'-.S.i, q ,
sm USt n on the back roas \ ISG
i raj o,mpoit 70 Christi H
1 rsvs VSs eith Tar mark on ths
IN y"'Iu o. s. will be psid Tor
/. IN, . ~ .; SAWDON, Js, or
= q . Rl-daW.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
ElsctrioIty.

A Citizen CT Ghnn . Falls, N. Y, II
writing 70 the EsN York Tribune ebt u
the employment OF electricity as a tut.
stituto for hanging criminals, asks VIII
the tsme agency ''is not applied TO Jhl
orute creatures as well, that undergo
day by day the most horrible AeoDisB Il
furnish the viands for our si0maohE? Il
there any reason for knocking q heavy
animal In the brain with an axe to stuI
u, or cutting IT BY the neck to bleed
slowly to death, II science Offers taI
more kindly and hum sns means in on
OF Its newly discovered agent? Aut
how many blows and outs 20 past theiI
aim and must be repeated before thi
animal suocumbl7
''The horrible butoheYy OF an!msls Al
executed to-day must appeal 10 everJ
FEELING man As an appalling barbarian
among the hum ane and benevolent ten.
denoiss Of our century.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02

nlngton (eIpressl, II IS, 8 50, 2 20, 727, pi6
10 20, u is, Il s. q. M, o. 30l, l02 $50
O6, s q, go. 81, II 20 p. m.
Accommoda ion, 825, 1923 =. M, IM zR
8 81. 437. 0 q IS 10 03 70 20. and ii n p, n,
HTJHnAV TRATHa
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
BanlH Hnndionpnon.

The catch of mAckerel thus far this
GUNNER has been remarkably small. An
attempt to supply the deficiency by i'm
porting black sea fish, which bears q
close resemblance to the mackerel, ia
being made by enterprising Boston firms.
The foreigner, however, is raid to be SO
badly Handicapped for It's new position
that 1t win serve onlyas temporary sub
stitute.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02

'Ab, me sighed Potts, "I'm tired oI
living,
The world is hollow, ambitions
VAIN"
"Come, noa |" said his chum, ST know
the symptoms;
Ips all your llver-ihAts very plain.
You need not suffer, for help Is easy;
PieFce's Pellets 60 right to the place.
"A fIisnd TO the bilious l we'll might
call them
There's nothing better; they'll suit
your case"
Potts ceased his sighing and bought the
"Pellets."
No mtre he mournslh his hAplesB loll
His face is cheerful, his heart Is light
some,
His mslAnoholy is quite forgotl
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
l1eser ted WItn = ,aons.

The editor of the Smlthville (Ga }
News, in announcing that a subscriber
has presented him with goat, says that
the animal has been placed In charge Of
the rejected manuscript department,
"He has already" remarked the ed ditor,
"deyoured long letter on the Mills bill
and is looking wistfully toward poem
entitled, TO MY Love ~
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
LIke the I.Irht Nza.rh,s

OF the profession puRllistio, the kidney.
Are small but active In state Of health,
Ehelf secretion contains Impurities pro.
ductive Of rheumAtism ,gout and dropsy
q allowed to remain. When they are
inactive the blood becomes ohoked with
animAl debris capable OF destroyInR
life. To promote their activity when
sluggish with Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
ters, ia mot only to guard against the
diseases meDtioled, but to prevent the
fatty degeneration and ultimate de-
etEuction Of the organs by those exceed
inRly dangerous mAladies-BriRht's
disease ana diabetes. Activity OF the
bladder also insurss 10 against the for
nation OF gravel, which it sometimes
requires one Of the most dangerous and
pAtnful operations In surgery to remoye,
GfAvel, moreover, ls o most aRonizinR
complaint. The Bitters further com
mend thsmselus by remsd yiBg constI
patton Dyspepsia, debility, liver com
plant and nervousness, and nullify In
haenoas productive Of mRlaFial disease,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
DIR, slnma' Eye Care

Is the wonderful remedy for all diseases
and weakness OF the eyes. A gentleman
who c,uld not see Au object three feet
off could see distinctly and plain . good
diYtanos away on ualpg one bottle. 30
with many othfrs whom we can refer to.
supplied in 2k aud co cent bottles.
Prescription Of DR.. j. simms h Son,
Fourth end King streets, Wilmington
Del, 6old by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
CHARLES KYLE,
THE vRTHRAK-
ICE CREAM MAN,

at the Corner Of SIXTH a ORANGE
STREETS, has Opened for the Season Ane
IS prepared 70 furninh the young ladies Anc
gentlemen with tbs refreshing beverage, Ai
we'll % parties, balls, pic-nics, SO. His pAI
been ropapered, repsinted and handsomely
rofuInished aud every effort viii ne male Il
please Ho has ample machinery and cal
turniah the best cream In the mATKst at th'
lowest rates. siF-s
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
Hone. hweet Homa.

She had been singing "Home Sweet
Home" to her husband, his fSvorite song,
and as the last note of the beautiful
melody trembled on the afr Bridget
opened the door and said:
The landlord is at the frunt dure,
sorr, an says that II he don't get the
back rint tomorrow mArnin' he must
have the house
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
For Rent.

A stable that will accommodate two
horses, carriage room sepaIste for two
carrAigeR, can be rented reasonable.
Centrally located. Apply to W. Scott
Vernon, this cffiee. Also Q good sorrsl
mare and dearborn for sale, owing to
change in plans,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
IEILMIReroN . NORFHnRN 3. 3,

Time table in effect July sth 1888. Trains
leave Wilmington (French Atreet) rs follows.
For Reading, BirdsooIo, Joanna, SprinR-
field, Wayneebnrg junction, Manor ,Pottsville
Tamaqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Werners.
willie and all points on the Philadelphia and
Reading x; R. 90 a; m, and 2. 40 p. m.
COatesyille, EmbreeVlle, Benape, Chaddii
Ford and Dupont's and intermediate pointA
z. 90 u. M, ana 8. 90 p. m,
For Gainesville and intermediate points ~
7.O0 =. m, 40 and 8. 90 p. m.
For West Chester, 100 a. M, $40 and 6.0t
r. In.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
For Sew Bridge and intermediate pointA
II, 10 p. m.
On sunday for Reading and intermediate
points, ~ s. a. M, and for Springfield and
Intermediate points at s. 90 p. m.
A. q. McCAUsLAND. BOWNESS BRIGGS,
Superintendent. Gen'l Pass, Ag't,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
FOURTH & KING aT@
EdWardMeIChiOr
2I4 King Street.
l have received largo line Of fahipRs
tackle which 1 am selling At
the lowest prices.

8JOlnted ash rods, 10 Cts.
4JoAnted ash rods, 40 eta
JOtnteu bamboo rods, pEAFrz. ~
Sta.
39olnted bamboo rods, plain, "a
jointed bamboo rods, plain, ~.
3 jOinted bamboo rods. reel. Rmwtw
and = aides, 81.
4 iOtnted bamboo Foda. real KuuaRs
and guides, sI.25.
Also finer rods, split bamboo rods
reels from Csc to $500. Come Ia
tee oldest established house In Delaware,
of bass ball and sporting Roods-
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
BALTHHOEE a OHIO AsAILROA1 .
sOHBDULH II INFECT, April zs, lssa
Trains lsaYs noIAwArs ASsRus DspeG
EAST rDUHD.


For PhilAdsIphtA and Chester, SIS, 30
IS, IS 800 pe, 10 so and H11 Il a. M; 0o,8 90
8 55, sb 20, o as, o 10, 30, IS 4a and So D. n
Un dundpys,7 80, 7 90, o 05, 10 80 and ali IL q
nj %, o0,a 65,'b 20, Is, Q to,Hs % and 8 bl
p. M.
For SinSerly, accommodation, daily II q
q. m.
For Baltimore, accommodation, daily sI.
.oept Sunday 4bA. m.
FOR UhicERo and PittsburK, express, daily
Cincinnati and St. Louis express, daily
II 9s q m.
Baltimore accommodation, daily as D N,
Pittsourg, OhioaRo aud St. Louis express
daily 8 20 p m.
SinRerly accommodation, daily 90 D m,
FQb IuARDRRBEku, Q 10 r. n .bpnca,
ohly, lloo .. m. deUi exospt Sunday, 2 u
30, 40 p. m. daily.
Trains iSSya Market Street ssatioRt
Fer Philadelphia ass ?. N. daily. FOL
SAltimoSe y ?. M daily. HoY LAndsn
days aioe. n on sunday only Ast and $50
Plt;s6urE. Chicago ana 81 Louis express
Trains for NIlpInston-I.sAVs Phnaasi
phta, daily, ~ o., loo0, sl1 90 .. n, II o.
noon, q Geo, 4 90, AAso. $50. SlS, 10 10
Daily, except Sunday, $40, 100 q. n
AA.7G and bS0 D. n.
sundays only, AIo . m.
EIprasg trAinlA
Rates TO WxsrHRH POINTS LOWE EHAS
VIA AMY OTHHR LINZ.
". ID. OLEMENIB, q. O.SOULA
aenn MAnaSef. @anl Pass. AEssi
Telephone NO. IRa.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
REAL - ESTATE.

Stores, Dwellings, BuiIdIuu
Lots, Business Property,
manufacturing Sitss, Farms
and Suburban Property,
Bought, Sold, Rented and
Exchanged.
Public Sales Of city or eoun.
try real estate on special
terms,
First mortgages and loans
negotiated at current ratRR
OF interest on city or COun.
try property.
Reel and personal proper
ty insured at lowest rates;
noaC hut the best COM
psniss represented. All
losses promptly adjusted.
Bonds, Deeds, RaOrsgagos,
Wills and oil Legal DOcu-
mcntsI carefully prepared
In 8ccord0nca with Siaiu-
tory requirements.
Rents and Interest prompt
u collected and as prompt
sy FOmitled, With iiornized
statement.
HAWKINS q CO.,
7I2 Market Street.
Wilmington, Del. iS1-
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
Burned LAat Might.

The celebrated Three r, B. b oil ar,
Manufactured by n b. Bourbon .
Bro, Ne. 2l9 West Secohd street. n Q
osat %. Cigar in thS city. rry them
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
aOEIuDs
NYUll0E : rAx PAYERS TAKE N,

NUllOE - TAX PAYERS TAKE N
IN TlOE.
Olty and School Taxes for lass.
The undersigned, receivers of taxsg for tht
Ulty Of W Wilmington, viii bs at =. 9Th st
between Market and King sts., duriug tho
month Of July, 1888, between tb hours cf {
and y In tho morning, and fttm 2 TO 6 Il
the afternoon, for tho purpose Of rocelv nR
taxes. On all taxes paid during July. thSTe
Will DO REDUCTION OFT cents on every col
lar, and all tSEes paid on or alter the 1fi
deduction sfufossid; and sll taxes uDphiO
on the lst day OF 6optemb bor, shall bs inefess.
ed by tho addition OIb per ogntum on the
amount thereof EDMUND P. MOODY.
Receiver OF HoItherE district, ineludiDP
all north Of 9Th street
MhRrlr ]. mEAIEY,
Receiver Of Southern di6tIist, including
All g.dth Of 9Th street, jts0-u
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02
philadelphia Wilmington b gsl-
smore EaIlrold.
Fralns vm leave IyIIminS ION a, ,o,,,,.,

1 ONhh oOtn 1883
Trains yin leave whining ton oH TolySy,
Rhiladelp6is u % ,a texPrsss, s52 30, S.
LsG 22Z, 624, 9 40 and o. p. m. '' - "
4 SAscc99nm5m99SdIasion, n q s4o, eSa 7OS lOS &. n,
= Pof Chester q; e teIprsss} iS j. S s F Tso sm s
pS, ~ II e, nus M, i2sc, u. 80, 7OS, AM
AccommodstIou, go, 5S 7Os, $40, 10 as
Al, 23S, 100, 50, Z 10, and 10 S3 D, m. 0'
New York, 200, 252, 4 20, 8 30, 6 IS, 50, 10 o.
l5is;m., .l2.2a / $, 227, 5al, . 20, ! o.
For west Chester, via Lamokin, 20 aat
SO a, M, 2.95and 46Op. m.
For Newark (Centre) and intermediate sts
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 la
MI g9o and Il ss z; M
baltimore and Washington, f2s, 90, sN
70 Y, and ll9oR. m, u %, u II, 244, 4 a. d
Trains Tor Delaware Division leave for:
Ne" castle ~ 95 Il sSq, 49, y 50 a. M, 266, sa
Georgetown and Lewes, 30 q. m,BBOp.n
Rehoboth, 20 a. m. 8 80 p. m.
seAford (express), 3 70 p. m.
Harrington, Delmar, and way stations, 50;
Exprsss for Harrington. 80 p. N. Wa,
Express ior dover. Harrington. and Del
mar, II 05 Night.
franklin City, 0a. m,
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point ,Oom
fort, and Norfolk u O6 Night.
Leave PhilAnelphlh, BROAD Street, for VII
nlngton (eIpressl, II IS, 80, 40 727, pi0
10 20, II Is, II S. q. M, 2o2 80l, AO2 SM
5 0e, 62l, SO. 66, II 20 y. m.
Accommoda Ion, 625, 1923 =. m, In AZ
sS7, 4 %. o q 8 rs 10 03 70 40. and ii IA 3. T,
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philadelphia (express), 200, 262 44D
-, 10, II 81 a. M, p, 8 N, and 7Oe p.
E a hHeoS 1s IS a. m, l2lO, 2& 4ia
For Chester (e1pressJ, 7 10, Q 10. II q 4 N.
n. Oo. ana ~ COL m.
Accommodation, is M, u 10, S5, tls
30. and 40 p, M,
For New York (eIpress), 90, am, 40, SIs,
sl6. IL OIL a. m, ~, ga, Is 26, %, and 1910
For West Chester, via Lamokin. SIS a. M,
and 30 p, m.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort. ans
Norfolk, II % Night.
For New Castle, Middletown, Clayton
Dover, Felton, Harrington, Seaford, Laurel
and Delmar, IL 05 Night.
Baltimore and Washington, l.28, ga s5L
10 " 4. ms IL %, g S, and q D. N. BAlti'
moro, 8. 90 and II 35 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for VII
mington SeHPressl, l9. Is 80 IN, s.Ie, ILL
A. NJ, sos, .. 81 and l1.26 p. 81.
Accommodation. s.35 10. Is A. M, Il. SO, ,zN,
6.l0, s. IS and II. al II. M.
For further Information, passengers are res
ferred 70 the ticket ONCE at the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express,
upon which b Extra extra fare IL charged. -.
gene asnsrG hsnaRSr ha General fssssnssT e ISSp Az,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02

CONFEnEN CE ACADEMY, YER
~ el.- boarding and DAY School for both
sexes. scholars prepared TOT business, teach
ing, the pro;assi1ns and college. Vocal end
lnttfum entail o. uaio. Drawing and Painting
All bOArders arc directly uadhr tho charge
Of the Principal and Prenpptross. Terms
SOC per year. FAN Term begins sept ard.
Fer Catalogue, address, WI aoODiNG.
al les Dover, lei
Daily Republican., 1888-08-02

10 cabinet photos ct Cumminga' gal.
larry foi S3. 302 Market street.