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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26
MITTELDORFERS.
BARGAINS IN
CyoakS, Carpets,
BLANKETS, Dress Goods,
Wderlcear, &c,
no c1 nsE nrrRALANCF OF WINTER STOCK.

LADIES' AND CHILDREN's CLoAKS at less
than manufacturers cost.
Our entire stock of HEMP, INGRAM, THREE
PLY. TAPESTRY, AND BRUSSELS CAR
PETS at 25 per cent less than former prices.
A good assortment Of WHITE. GRAY, AND RED
BLANKETS at unusually low figures.
Balance OF our large stock Of DRESS GOODS at
aud below cost REMNANTS OF DRESS
GOODS at half price.
Bargains in LADIES', MEMS, AND CHIL>
DREN's UNDERWEAR to close out odd lots.
immense assortment Of CoRSETs from 25c. to q.
Thomson's Gloye-Fitting, DR.. Warmers, and
other standard makes constantly in stock.
New line Of HAMBURG EABRoIDERlEs Just
received. Choice neS patterns AT very low
prices.
LADIES' MUSLIN AND CAMBRIA UNDER
WEAR In new designs and large assortment
WASH GOODS.
New line OF sATTEENs, GINGHAMs, CHAM
BRAYs, PERCALES. PRINTS, WHITE
GOODS, &c. just received and for sale at
popular prices.
ID. IL f. MITrELDORFER,
5G BROAD STREET.
ia 2s-Su, Tu&Thl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26
LABOR BUREAU.

House bill for the establishment of a
bureau of labor and statistical informa-
ton again came up as the special order,
and Mr.. Tyler proceeded to advocate his
substitute.
Mr.. Pedigo (Republican) moved TO
dismiss, and it was SO ordered-ayeS, Al ;
noes, %.
Mr.. Cardwell Cdr. Echols in the chair
raised the point of order that the motion
to dismiss was not in order Tor the reason
that the substitute OF Mr.. Tyler, which
was an amendment, had not been dis
posed Of.
The Chair decided the point well taken.
The discussion was then resumed by
Messrs. Carter, Elan, Buford. Lyon g.
Tyler, and Waddill-all of whom favor
ed the bill in one shape or another.
At 2:40 O'clock Mr.. WaddIll gave way
to a motion to adjourn which was car
ried.
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ADVERTISING RATES
HALF INCH OR LKss.

- Reading notices in readiug-matter type
lines or less. 81; in nonpareil loaded. 15c.
Card Of rates for more space furnished on APP
plication
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SAFETY OF THE CAPITOL.

Mr.. Curtis offered the following:
Resolved, That the Register of the
Land Office be requested TO report to
the House whether the person now in
charge of the engine and heating appa-
ratus of the building is an engineer and
has license as such. Mr.. Curtis said
that it was necessary that the person in
charge of this business should be a COM
petent man. The safety OF the mem
bers OF the House demanded it, but if
the other members could stand it he
could.
Mr.. Mayo: 1 want to know if the old
ship is not run by steam. [Langhter.
Mr.. Pollard No, sir; not so much as
by gas. Loud laughter
On motion of Mr.. Mayo the words
"has license as such" were stricken
out and the words sis An experienced "
inserted before the word engineer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26

House bill reducing the fees of ply
sician in cases of commissions of lunacy
from 50 to 81 was taken up on its second
reading, aud being discussed when
the hour of / o'clock arrived and the spe-
cial orders were called, Mr.. Carter moved
to postpone the first order for ten min
utes, and it was so ordered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26
HOUSE BILLs PASSED.

The next special orders were two bills
in reference to the inspection of fish and
-four, the one being supplemental to the
other, taking out the compulsory feature
of inspection and leaving it optional
with the vendor or purchaser. Both
bills we're passed without discussion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26

BUSINESS oRrCSIrIss.

RICHMOND. January u, isSS
EOR SAIiE.--I OFFER FOR SALE
.H privately the stock OF CLOTHS. TAiI.0RS
TRIMMINGS, AND STORE FURNITURE OF A,
Simon, No "a north Ninth street. Consisting OF
Diagonals, Fsncy worsteds. ovsscoatiugs, Plain
and Fancy Cheviots, Diagonal aud Worsted Che
vlo,s, PantalooD Patterns. Trimming, Mirrors,
Counters, Chairs, &C. They can DO seen and In
spectcd Al The store ak Wifr
II x27s Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
Special Announcement
UNDERWEAR SALE.

Apomei in stock Of tspiES H Under
CAssMR
n shades also flush NAVEL H','N'
mf
price
e o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26
FISHING WITH PorND-NETs.
THE ADJOURNMENT RESOLUTION.
THE UNFORTUNATEs

Mr.. Hays resolution looking to adj
journment sine die February 18th was
tabled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26
REMNANTS.

200 Remnants of DRESS GOODS, LACES, and
EMBROlDERIES. LEVY DAVIS,
1917 and 1919 Main street, Richmond. Va.
an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26
OUR CORSETS

during the past week have had olg sale Va
now add this popular brand the "blAhOND,
French Woven Embroidered Bust CORSET %
our other excellent brands, and oder Il atths
low price Of &c.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-14
Luck in a Huncl,bnck.

II will let you rub my hump with
your gold If you give me a franc" said
hump-backed girl to ME one night
IN gambling saloon at Monte Carlo.
| looked at her somewhat astonished
at the remark, but she seemed SO much
In earnest and so DESTROYS of the small
OF money, that gave it to her and
rubbed her hump for luck, put the
money on IA and--lost. It was the
s'rangest piece of tipping that | ever
encountered in all my European travels
yet. there are hree or 4 Lunchbacks
who are habitues of the gambling
saloon at Monte Carlo. and who make
living by letting the supeIsltious
rub their lucky hump with money.
l remember an experience once in
America Of the same kind, but it was
not for zip that the hump was rub
bed. A friend once told me to rub the
hump of hunchback with money,
not letting him see you do it, and it
was good luck. Il was race week and
| thought would try it; so, slipping
up behind little hunchback who
was going through the corridor of
prominent hotel in Washington,
pretended to betaking off my coat. and,
having money in my hand, accident
ally. as it were, let that hand hit the
hunchback and thus rub the money
on the lucky hump. But, alas! the
man turned around and l had to apol-
gize for thus seemingly assaulting him
OF course knew then that no luck
would come from the contact of the
money with the hump so did not put
any on the races and perhaps saved by
it. But at Monte Carlo it seems to be
reversed, for you, with the knowledge
of the unfortunates, rub your money
up against them, and very often, at
least they tell me so, the person wins.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-14
Athletic Maideas.

Have you any record of what your
young lady pupils have done during
exercising?"
i DO no. keep any, the pupils do
not like the idea of having it talked
about But can give you several"
"One young lady who was exercis.
ing has become so strong that she
lifted on the heal h,lift 700 pounds.
Another. who took to vaulling, who
was 9nly 10 years old, valuied five
feet. This was a splendid lap for a
woman.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-14
A Lucky Yenr.

If you have the blues cheer up.
Perhaps it has never occurred to you
that years with three Fights in them
are lucky years. They don't come
often, only once in a thousand years,
but 1t is a lucky person who lives to
see one of them. There is an old Chal.
dean superstition that year with threa
Fights is one of unlimited blessings.
None but lucky stars are in the as
cendancy, lleds blossom with abund-
ant barvests, the cattle are lowing on g
thousand hills, shepherds lead their
ffocks through green pastures by still
waters, and bushes enterprises pros.
per, everything you touch turns to
gold, want and famine skulk into
their hiding-places until these days of
universal prosperity are over.
Pestilence seals his lips and no foul
breath poisons the atmosphere. mirth
holds high carnival and for twelve
moons sorrow and signing shall fee
away. Those who have faith in this
ancient superstition will derive addi-
tional comfort from the construction
OF The figures in this year. There are
three OF kind and one spot 1t is
not the best arrangement of the figur-
alive capitalization that could be
made, yet it is better than anything
that will be done in the next thousand
years.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-14

A Natural Wonder-We are unable
to understand how man can look nj
full spitsoon and continue to, chew
tobacco.
Beware of the ParIor Match-Care-
lessness with parlor matches causes
many fires and,more diyorces.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-14

nTED SEA WONDERS exist in
CiAIA thousands of FORMS hut are 81 r
who are In netd 81 profitable work that can
be done while living at home should at once
send their addressto Hallet Il Co. Portland
Maine, and receive free. fu inform alton how
either sex of all ages, can earn from s. to
S25 day and upwards Wherever they live.
You are started free, Capital not required
Some have made over $50 IN siaglc day ut
Mis- york. All succeed ~
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-14

Printing Office Rules.
Monkey with he tyre.
Make.al) the noise you can.
Don't subscribe for the paper.
SPIT all over the floor and stove.
Carry off all the exchanges you find.
Whistle and sipg-a typo can set by
any tune.
Read copy on cases and tell your
friends.
Ask the editor to give you a paper.
Don't offer to pay for 1.-THE might
tool you and accept it.
Head all the funny articles aloud.
l. wall interest al the boys and show
what good reader you are.
A strict compliance with these rules
'nsufes sure and speedy transpor-
tatlon to another world to the tune of
whites pants are vacant now"
.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-14
HAWTHORNE, NEVADA.

IN, ADDITION TO IT'S EXTENSIVE
l. local circulation, hundreds of copies are
distributed to subscribers in the Eastern
States and over the Pacific Coast.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-14
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
FOR THE
SECRETARY MINE OR VEIN BEARING
GOLD AND SILVER.
mo 5i4.]
. U. s. LAND OFFICE,
CARSON Cry, New.
DECEMBER 10th 1887.
N oTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
JACOB j. RAUER.
N oTEcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

Whose Post Office address is 64s Washing
ION street, San Francisco. California,
f nus .his day fled his application for patent
.or seven Hundred and Seventy-one linear
iect CID of the Secretary Mining Claim,
mine or vein bearing gold and silver with sur
lace ground two hundred (2OO) feet in width
ior sx hundred and twenty-five (62g feet
eerly end line Of said vein or lode and one
hundred and thii three C13s) feet in width
Ior one hundred and forty-nine (149, feet
westerly along the vein or lode from the
W. Mesteriy end line OF said vein Or lode, situated
IN Columbus Mining District, County OF
Esmeralda and State Of Nevada and designa.
ted by the field notes and official plat on file
In this Office as Lot Number fifty-eight Gs) in
township N Range 35 E. of Mount Diab.o
Base and Meridian Said Lot No "a being de.
scribed as follows, to-wit:
~ pESiN MING at post marked 'U S.Survey
NO, % whence the Section Corners common
TO Sections and At. N. r. 35. E and of
CT Sections ~ and "a T. 4 N. X. 80 e. bears N.
Columbus shaft bears N, So degrees ah min
Mes +. 342 feet" :" AN'N
Thence rnnning: First Course, N. IS
9eerees ~ minutes e. With variation rs
%srss oy M. minutes E, 81 feet to post Number
With the N. e. Corner Of the Great Eastern
location. ''o'n
Thence running: Second Course, N. IA
aegrees 30 minutes W. 149 feet to post
marked mo U. s. Survey No So"
Thence running; Third Course, N. Is
degrees gre s 30 minutes H. 1913 feet to post No. a.
parked W. s. Survey Ne So" and identical
with $ W. Corner of Patina location.
Thence running; Fourth Course, S, u
W y. Survey No. So
Thence running; Fifth Course, s. IS dergees
" minutes W. 200 feet to post No. marked
~. 5. Survey No. So. and ". E, corner Leo q
s. Survey No. 50.
Thence running: Sixth Course, N. "A
degrees 10 minutes W. 6s2 feet to post No. I
we place OF beginning containing 8 S,-1OO
acres courses expressed from the true lneri.
oanwith Magnetic variation Id degrees 30
min, e: containing 3 81 100 acres.
The Location of this Mine is recorded in the
Eecorders office OF Columbus Mining District
Esneralda County, Nevada in Book G. mage
4i3 Of said Mining Records.
any ana al persons claiming adversely any
Secretary Minisg Claim Mine or
Surface Ground
the Register ofthe United States Land Once
as carson City in the State of Nevada, during
the Sixty days period of publication hereof
Sthey Will be barred BY virtue of the proyis
ioais Vi the Statute. 80
o. II. GALLUP, Register.
II IL Hereby Ordered that the foregoing No.
tlce OF Application for Patent be published
for the period of ten cons eutive weeks. in
the WALKER LAKE BULLETIN a weekly news.
paper published at Hawthorne Esmeral da
County Nevada.
o. II. GALLUP,
nc IA iow Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-14

AT Hawthorne with the United States Stage
Company's coaches for Aurora, 26 miles;
Bodie, 81 miles; Lupdy and Bridgeport, and
stages for Coreyville, IL miles.
AT Luning, 125 miles from Mound House,
with Gilmer, Salisbury q Co.'S tri-weekly
stages leaving Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays for Downeyville, Grantsville and
Belmont.
AT Candelaria with the stages for Colum-
bus, miles; Silver Peak, Montezuma, Aida
Valley, Colo Mountain, etc.
miles; Darwin, % miles and Panamint
H. M. YERINGTON, Gen. Supt.
r. J. LAWS, Assistant Superintendent.
D. A. BENDER,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-03-14

The above trans are run daily and make
close connection at MonndS House with
trains of the Virginia and Tfnckee Railroad
for Virginia City and Reno, and with the
Central Pacific at Reno, via the Virginia and
Truckee, Tor all points Eas, and West.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Onare.d with Fors'TJ'

esterday morning. aboal Wv o.SV n
Ofiuer Carey arrested WI sPIlus,, ls,ast
his residence, No. 6l3 Van Baf'I I.,r.u "
on the charge OF forgery IL, fisnulrd
Tor his arrest wAs issnsd ny ET.pr
Bertolette on the c1mp.A'a! u ,Ie,Iuil
MoYaush. 1t appears from ''o ooip,Ierday|
nary hta.ing Glssn lin g"so,SsI'a
morning that he forced hl' : Fsrm4
pane 70 a check for $50 On w ioisa M d
ers' Bank OF this CITY. Al'sr Glor,sths|
he ind need Mr. MoVsu2h 70 'Vs =. a. lid
check. He then pre'th.
bnuk and obtained the noaey' tide, Al
When his mothsIi Hhe fv dsys
Hookeseip, Visited the bans and IL
AGO, she visa SHOWN lh' ctss'' ,Td re-
osoe ss prononuced its ioFzeTy ,SsS apS Dc.
iused to pay it. 1'he 0hpL w 1Tbich
nance ed psy ment OF the enaoi,i,' .,s.t. Ailsr
bo refused, and htnee the htfg's, y,6,p. ths
hearing a portion OF tbs eE,I1r y, ,,r a fur,
accnsed a.c wss held in $500 6aA ,ss ~, ,itsr.
ther hearing At 8 O'Clock ~ ~ oo5 ,p' bo W.
noon. rn0, Raj was furnished ala laa;ooUUrTed oU
rJo ps,eassa Attho hout fer the reJ sT spusAr
hearipg the accused iGil'G a.s ~ accused
and bis bail was forfeited n,,ipes ht
was formerly in the dEuS
402 Market street
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
a,r n,r.

PHILADELPHIA, Msy 22.-Just As
the hands employsd In Manley &
Oooper's iron railing works at Forty.
second street and Elm nvenue were
about to commence work for the day q
are was discovered In the paint store
room down stairs.
About 9 o'clook the Gre was gotten
under control. TIE loss 10 mAcainery
and stock experienced By MAniey 8
Cooper will reach far into the thon
sands. Il ts thought that they carried
insurance slmo1t eQulvAlens to the
value Of the mAehlnery.
The burned building was erected dur
ing the Centennial year for hotel pur.
poses, and was known as the InternA
tloaai Hotel. After the Centennial ex
hibition closed IL was rented by MAnley
& Cooper and used for mAnufaoturinl
purposes.
The smoke and Games could be seer
all over West PhilRdsiphiA Hundredl
Iof people were attracted to the soepe o.
the IRE. At one time Il was fumoret
that II was horticultural Hall that wa
burning.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
How is This for GOOD Reason ?

Reason teaches you that If you have a
Law suit you should seek good lawyer.
II illness affiiets member OF your family
you should engage doctor OF good repu.
tation. If you want to build house, a
good architect and builder are required.
Therefore, when you are In need OF well
made clothing, why not seek reputable
merchant that will give you full value fol
every hard earned dollarl Where. is that
placel Now, this Is a question that II
easily answered; at No. 400 Market street
Why Because when you buy q suit al
the Economy Hall, aud it contains cot
ton, the salesman will say 30. If al
wool, you will know 1t; and above all
every article is msrked in plain figur,
and al the lowest living profit. So, whcI
In need Of clothing, kindly patronize thi
Economy hall, No 4t6 Market street
and you won't regret II.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
C,n.,,y 10 II no'fe'

About three weeks ago ,P,.a, Pa,nP Stout T 81
RsTs Iss sotis7 i4o5%;, S,55 ,T5
s.ns5 4:'is rs:sPs ser s;a5 & R%S:ss 5, #
s;sa' Sc. lss, ssss s55 n 5ss5 ;5ssIi . T! s a5
i24s siss sa saao sAsf s4ss Z V 8. i d 6s5
s4s'i sSsi It con- could ts$ aS. sS * Il. T 5s $
!si being @s5;i a:so9 S IN 9,g.d gs3 4: q: s. !, +
Sfesr Mes hear hearing he ns svSs9s'a sS.s and I'd
Agent Stout to kill the n0'''
! It out Of It's misery .
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
"Rsoe Proere.s y

Daniel A. Rndd, editor of the Amerl
can Catholic Thbnna, OF Cincinnati
and his assittant DR.. j. T. Whitson, leo
tuTed on Race Progress" In St. Mary
Catholic church, la evening. BIshor
Curiis presided, aud the audience lis
tened attentivtly 10 the otstors through
out their entire discourse. They 6vlpced
much Ingenuity IN banding theirsub
ject and rendered it highly en!ertAininC
As well as instructive.
In their estimation the race problem
VIII e'tItually be satisfactorily solved
the tendency being onward and up
NaTd, and prosper IT, and hAppin eE
VIII oiess cur country. They will rs
main 10 our city for & day or two an,
tneh FeiUtp 10 thslr homes In Clrcin
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
nInn

BURHSlnE-On tho 10th Instant, Jennie
youngest daughter OF John and Eliza
Bnrn, ide, in the 23i year Of her sgn.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully Invited to attend her funeral
from the residence OF her parents, 70. 4i4
Walnut strset, on wednesday afternoon at
s O'Clock. lnterment in kiyerYisW UGme
terry.
|RILEY-on the 2Cth ins:., Mary A. Riley,
aged ST yefra,
Relatives and friends ara respeotfnl!y In
vltsd 70 attend her funeral fi0n the resi-,
oencs OF her dauGh tsr-in-law II. L. Riley
no. 1919 Adam street, on "Wednesday, 231
inst. at p. N. lntstmept at WillibgIoI
/ and BtandyHlns CometeFy.
IGRCVER-On the 18Th list, Mrs. Betssy
4. Grover, in the 62l year Of nor aJs
Relatives and friends Of the family arr
ITospestfully invited to attend the iunera
sotv.css from the res'deIoe Of her sOn in.
IIaW, George " wet, 1880 AFpen Btrset
Pniis delphis, Pa Wednesday mo 23t inst.
| at ll.5O O'Clock, lntesEent at hiyeiVioV
cemetery, Wilmington, rel Train leave
| broad street Staten Ct O'CLOCK y. IN.
tRHEsT. - On tho 10th Inst, Josepl
Ernest, aged 70 years.
| Relatives and friends arc respectfully in
Ivited to attend his funeral services at hi
lats residence, No. 7tY Wett Second sJreei
on Tuesday evening at s o'clock, lntel
ment at Hiddle.own, on Wednesday af OF
moon. leaving the T. W. & B. depot In thi
lefty at IL, 2,5j-
lrURHER-On tNs 22d inst. Sarsh, daugt
ter OF John and Jane Tgrnet, aged
yeRrs.
Relatives and friends are respect fully II
TvIted 10 attend her funeral from the res
dence OF her parents, no. Ill Poplar stree
on thursday afternoon, without further n,
ttice. Servers AZ the house At | o'cloo
lbtermsnt At St James Cemetery, me-
} Stanton.
I'll "Goao to Rest" :
hh DAWSON the 27d inst, Mary MI
Davis, aged 20 years,
Friends are respectful ly invited to attei
Thor funeral from the Onlldren's uor
/ stnth and Adams streets, on Wednesd
z Isf:ernoon, 25d inat., at 4 80 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
THIRD EDITION.
X, q. E.

NJ W. Ne
The Bupreme Castle, Knights Of the
Golden Eagle, opsns its session In
Washington, ID. c., to-day, and in
honor OF the event = grand parade took
plsoe this afternoon. Knights from
Kew York, PhilAdelphla and other
points have been passing through this
city for the past two daya Yesterday
morning . special train left PhtlAdel
phla, over the P W. Il B. X. Il Ut
735, arriving in this city at . Ob, hAv.
ing made tho run IN thirty -one min
utes.
more was made in one hour and hity-
eight mip utes, the fastest tine made
for years, TIE distance bstWeen Ghe two
points being % miles. The train con
sisted of eiehg pAIlos cars and carried
400 persons At s07 p. m. another
apeoial train passed through. This
morning the Southern fAst mail leaving
here At SEA o'clock was run in two sec
tionH.
Lat evening Cyrus Oomuaudery,
No. /, heaoed by the DuP0ut Post
Band, gave 3 short street parade.
euprt me Chief rhomBs Bircball rode
at the head OF the procession. The men
wore tneir new ohapeeus and bAl1rtcks.
They presented q very creditab.e Ap
pesfsuce and marched in true soldier
style. The oommaEdery carried hand.
some guide tiogs given by Ohief Birch.
all 10 be contested for by Cyrus aud
Delaware Oommanderies, and won BY
the former. Cyrus Commaudery will
escort Mr.. Bircba!l to Washington th;s
morning, where be will BIS met by a
aneciAi cnmmiftee
Cyrus Caste, headed by baud, LETT
on Q special train Of cars, from the p,
W. & B. railroad depot, this city, this
morning, at 6 40 O'Clock.
Delaware Oommapdery, headed By
the First Regiment Band, left by way
OF the Baltimore g Philadelphia Rsii'
road, foot OF Market. The train was
lun in two sections OF nine cars esoh,
and II 10 estimated that there were COO
passengers on the two trhine. Ths tirsi
train left at 8 II .. NJ. and arrived In
Baltimore 81 = 10; the second section
left ct 6, 25 and reached Baltimore SIS
This Is remarkable quick run, the
time being l99 minutes.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
w1Lm,rnroN \ NonrnrRN K. Z.

Time Liable in effect, May 18Th 1893. Trains
leave Wilmington French ttr'cb IS iolows'
FOR Resdlng, BlrdsnotO, Joanna, sp-ihR-
npld, WayuulbIrE junction, Manor ,GolAsNli4t'
1auAqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Werner :
VILE ami all points on IN. Hhlladt lphlA ana
Ret1iug X, r., $50 a. m. and ?. W p. NJ
For Springfield, MsyueshurR JuuCIorp
Coate-viIle, EmbrGeylie, Lenape, thaai %
Ford and Dupont Hnd intermediate points,
Z o. a. m, anI % p. IA.
For Coatcsytlle and intermediate points al
100 a. IN, .. 10 and 300 y. M.
For West Chester, 100 u. M 2AD ana ON
Daily except Saturday and sunday.
/ For kew Bridge and intermediate points
I g Is p. m. and on SATURDAY only Al 30 an'
Ii p. IN.
| ON SUNDAY for Reading and interme1iat
| points, At s. .0S II. M, amt for Springfield En'
intermediate points AT 800 p. IN. -
A. q Me- ABSbANDi BOW NJ FSs Bhlh6s,
1 superintendent. heh'l tasbs AK l.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Badly Burned.

Kate Flynn, who lived with the fami'y y
ot George g Lobdell, Jr, No. 9l3 Tat
nall sheet, narrowly escaped bein"
burned 10 death yesterday a,o,oinys
While working about the stove her
clothes caught fire, when she ran into the
sArd and shrieked for help. MIR. Lob
dell, attracted by her cries, hU. rried to her
assistance and throwing her degn soon
succeeded N e1t'nguis Iinq the flames,
pul not ulIli sls na" Jeea quite severely
burned Dr. flG>r G>re0ep P. Stubcs was
sVi.IlnoAeu -ad applied the necessary
sedsi'Ves Her injuries are painful but
not dAnperous.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Rroka Hin rna

A man residing on Maryland avenue,
and keeping an oyster saloon on West
Front street, had singular adventure a
few nights ago. While sleeping he
dreamed that he saw a man stealing the
mat f,om his doorstep, and kicked at thu
imaginary thief W ith all his power, when
his foot struck the wall with such force
a. 10 knock of piece of plasterinR two
feet square and break his great toe. He
Is now eonyRlescent, as be was seen goin !
Iout West seventh street this morning
with hat rack and an umbrella stand on
his back.