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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-28
Died in the Work.

Rev. Father Mathurin Paivier,
priest and missionary for the Catholic
diocese of Texas for many years, died
last night at Santa Rosa hospital ,
after long illness, superinduced by
his arduous missionary labors. De-
ceased was aged sc years, and his
range of labor in Texas extended over
a period of 20 years.
The funeral mass was celebrated at
San Fernando cathedral at 1890
o'clock, and was attended by large
number of mourners and friends.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-28
WEDNESDAYS NOON REPORT


The weather of this morning being
more favorable, and old Sol promising
peep of his cOun tenance, the trains
which left the depot at $40, 1920, II,
11:40 and 1920, were filled to overflow
ing. The track has dried rapidly and
a good program me of races has been
announced for this afternoon to COM
mence at 2 p. M, as follows:
Purse, $3.50; running, 3-4 mile heat,
all ages, handicap.
Purse, $3.50; running, l mile dash,
all ages, weight for age.
Purse, $3.50; running, 5-S mile heats,
2-year-Old colts and fillies.
Purse, $500; trOtting, 2.22 class.
The L. 5. military encampment on
the grounds broke up yesterday and
the artillery and cavalry have re-
tJrned to their quarters on Govern
ment hill, the band alone holding tie
fort at the fair grounds. The blue
coats will be missed by those who
frequent the grounds today. At this
writing the promise of good day and
a good track is quite encouraging and
if the winds hold in the northwest
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-28
New Trial.

A new trial of the Foster-Langholz
breach of promise suit has been
granted in the district court upon the
allegation of the defendants attorneys
that evidence had been found showing
that at the time the engagement is al
legged to have existed Miss Foster was
a married woman with living hus-
band, and consequently incapable of
making a contract of marriage.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-28
TAKE IT In TINE.

"For want of nail, shoe was lost;
for want of a shoe, horse was lost;
for want of horse, a rider was lost"
Never neglect small things. The first
signs of pneumonia and consumption
can positively be checked by DR..
Acker's English Remedy for Con-
sumption. (9) RAGLAND IL Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-28

"A. Hampel, late proprietor of the
Riverside restaurant, has opened a
new restaurant in the Alamo pavilion
opposite the post Office where you can
get fine oysters, fish and the best
lunch in the city at reasonable prices.
11-16-1m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-28
All Should Attend.

The Board of Trade and other citi-
zens are called upon to meet repre-
sentatives of the State Farmers ALI
ance at immigration headquarters
next Monday, at p. M, to take steps
toward securing the southwestern
branch depot of the Alliance for San
Antonio.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-28
RarRain In TYpe.

Six hundred pounds of Brewer RO-
man type, in cases, at zoe and 25c per
pound. Inquire at LIGHT Office. tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-28

Officer Ziegler found a suspicious
vagrant this morning who gave the
name of H. G. Wood, and placed him
in the calaboose for further enquiry.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

IT n RsoBAsLn thAs the oomise
PrssidsattAi eAmpaisn Will BE- oon.
duossd In q cleaner mannsrs a1d Win
LEES personalities, than any that have
preceded u fsE some ysara The last
cam paign vas hlthy ell through, and
she scandals which wers attributed 70
Me-. Olsvsland and Nc. Blaine we're
enough 70 make man blush II the hall
Of then were true 10 thlnk that no yes
obliged 70 vote for either. This plAn
OF Campaigning 20 believe vas started
whsn Henry CLAY vas . candidate sns
drsl time for the Presidency and IL U
. disgracs 70 our country and I've inst
luiions that u wAs ever tolerated OF
erpetuased- In the campaign upon
rhich We ere about entering, prinoi
pies instsad Of men will b taken Int
consideration, and the Issue Will b
fairly on the tariff. II lie well tha
such 10 the case. ~ We may, unds
.hese circumstances, escape the mu'
singing and ISLANDERS Of previous cam
paigns.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

THE STREETS OF this city were never
In . wore coalition than ut present,
aad very little effort seems 70 be made
20 keep them clean, in tAot II 10 but
seldom that street cleaner ls seen.
This Is The case especially In the east
ern part OF the city, Is there ere some
streets there on which the cleaners
have not been seen for year. Some
Of the ssw srs are also In . terrible CON
dition, and there are places under gut
BAR plates that have not been cleaned
for months. Nov that hot weather IL
hsre In earnest shls will be likely &c
produce disease unless 1t Ia attended TO-
II there was less money spent In open
ang now streets In The western part o
ahe oily, and some Of 1t used In clean
ing and keeping In repair the streets II
other paris, II might moi be ~ sAtisfAo
kory to certain par lies who wish 10 i'm
prove and enhance the value Of thei
own property, bat would be more sAlti
factory TO the msjority OF the TAX pay
Gre who are now giving nearly on
hundred thousand dollars year Il
something tina, 10 OF but little benefit
shs greA .er part OF them.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

TEE SPEECH OF Mr.. Jones In calling
The oonvsn lion TO order in Chicago yes
terdny was tho key note OF the cam
paigu, ard outlines the prin Piles upon
which the platform will be constru ,ted.
IL was Allied all the way through With
protection 90 American industries, and
was clin ohed by the speech OF Tempo
rary OaAtrmAn Thurston, who folio owed
with protection As his .hepe and plea,
Tho applause with which these speeches
we're received shows that the over
eight bundled delegstes are solid In
ahls respect, and that whatever differ
ence Of opinion thefe may be in refer
ence to the candidate. there will not b'
any In regard to the great underlying
principles of the platform, Pfolejhor
ts VIA, has made this country gres
and constituted II the most prosperou
nation on the face OF the earth. Tn
Republican party Is, and always hA
been, pledged 10 the perpeluAtlon an
increase OF this prosperity, and on shs
issue will come before the people tn
gall.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Bo ard OF Water Commissioners was held
last evening. The treasurer reported
balance In bank of $50 ,s67 81 The
weekly payroll amounting to &a50 wai
ordered to be paid.
The petition Of Dan 'el McKenna to lay
water pipes on Third rect from the ter
minus was referred 10 the chief engineer
Interest on bonds amounting to 5000
was ordered paid on July rs per state
mtnt. A communication from the FL
nance Committee OF Council in regard to
bonds was received and the secretary or
dered TO comply wi h the request.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

THIRH IS o charitable association In
Philsdelp hia called the "Ohildren's
Week Association" which collects SUIT
Ecieut fupdS 10 send Q numbsr Of poor
children 10 the country for q week dur
ing the heated term, which has been
productive Of much good. The cost OF
each child 10 about three dollars for the
week, and while we scarcely expect 40
association Of this kind could be formed
In this city, we do think one could be
organized for giving poor wemen Ant
children . days excursion, either OIL
Sh0 water or TO some place like BIZ
mingham Park OF Brandy wine Springs
There are hundreds In this city b
Shom . day spent in this name
would be . new revelation and would
Ido them 0 vast amount Of good, far be
you'd the small amount IL would COS
she charitable 70 carry ruoh plan INT
effect There are many men Ia lhi
oily whose wages Gre barely So q lieu
10 keep their families, and especially
this the case where there are . numbe
Of children. Such 80 these oAnno
afford TO give their families . day
recreation, and . plan Such o. We PR
pose would be God send TO all sucl
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
WANAmAKEk's

PznADn.FmA. wednesday. June 70 1883
Summer Headwear for
women and girls. A bigl
corner of the store Is now al
bloom with it. Flowers and
ibbons-brightness and pert
ness. When were these
things more gaily prettyl
Just a mention of Null
Hats the other day. Now it
seems as if everybody want
them. What wonder2 grace
full, light, and your choice Of
colord.
. For a light Hat to shade
= the face, the Fayals; two
T. shapes, broad fiat brim, and
. poke. Black and white, SOC.
= New shapes in the Rough
!. and Readies every day or
J, so. Our latest, a MILDLY"
|. Low crown, narrow brim
!, sailor. Jaunty, natty. mid
!, + dy" in Milans, too. Black,
ot white colors. You'll see o
.. scattering of these saucy lit
b. tie hats among the trimmed
=. things. .-.
i, Outing H at 8 galore
de Newest OF the knockabouts
% %. "Land and Water" fits il
u. wherever the air stirs.
"a Forms and trimmings AM
ne M gew-gaws till you tire G
A. looking.
ed Pass the prices. If thai
to we're wrong, we wouldn't b,
to doing the millinery bushes
o Of of Philadelphia.
an .-.-
in Thirteenth and Chestnut streets corse
49, and north Of TrAnsept.
i'm. II you have In mind to e
l s,. a rich, we'll, made, to-keeT
ny for-years Fan, halt the usui
0 ios money will do 1t to-day.
! 10 The leaOest br1ces ne en-
knew on Fans Of this quail.
ling See them. That's enoug
7ob- n-A..-l E-sklo~ Eo-,,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

WINCHESTER, Va. June 20-In the Cir
cult Court yest rday Judge Turner grant
ed 7. Ashley Ridemour, under sentence
OF death, new trial, on the ground tina
Judge Clark's certificate Of facts did mo-
8 ate Broy, the murdered mans name, t.
re William Andrew Broy, but Andrew
Broy. The indictment charges william
Andrew Broy The seventy bills OF ex
captions taken by counsel for the prison
err were all decided against him. Ihi
will be the third trial, the fermer trial
res ultiug in yerdicts OF murder in tn
irst degree
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
WEDNnsDAY JUNE go. 1855.

THE RULING OF Judge Houston 81
Aha reOen, term Of court that saloon
kesoers Who sell liquor 10 DO taken
away from the premises violate the law
"a much % though they sold ON The
R.bboth, 10 no. resolved with great
daal Of favor BY many, although - .
GENERAL thing the saloon keepers are
verv we'll saIl,fisd with this conslruc.
Non OF the Law. They claim that there
A very little money IN selling oeer oy
MEASURE, and that the pint which they
ali Tor 8 cents, brinss them almost
double a much whsn sold over the bar
nv the glass The ones who com plain
are those who have been accustomed 70
having Q pint OF beer at home and
MANY OF these are Germans Who have
used their national drink oil theli
Hives, bat never 70 excess. There IL nc
deub, many Q man who 1t 10 much bot
esr 10 permit 70 have his drink o.
home than 70 visit saloon for 10, nnt
ths lats Ohlef Justice Gllpin, with thil
viev OF The matter In his mind, rulet
rpms years ago that saloon keeper
could sell oeer W 70 ehAoh
the premises without rendering them
sslye. liable 10 being indlcled. Thar
are some men Who, II they are obllgeI
% 70 TO saloon for glass OF beer, vii
be very likely 20 get drunk osfore tbs
come out, % they will meet Aoquatn'
ansss and drink 70 exsess, bat II TIP
could send ont and get the beer an
drink II OF home they would avoid thl
temptation. lis, therefore, questio
a the rule Of the court will conduoe
che cause OF tenn perance. We do nj
believe that IL will cause any less bes
20 be drank, % those who are dele
mined 10 have beer In their houses O
very easily DO 90 BY ordering II BY u
dtzsn from the bottlers, while other
Who do not care 10 do this, will 60
the saloons
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
HR 7. A. KEABLK6,
IlRun.N Il loo lat

HR I A. KEABLK6,
~ UsrmAt1loeiBt. Gynaooiogist.
Once Hours IA. m, 70 ~ m.
NJ. m, 70 30 p. m.
go p. IN TO $50 p. m.
SPEcIALTtKs:
biseasss OF the skin and DISEASES Of
women. Treatment 10 Doth branches oy
the new adaptation of electricity.
ElectroIyeiss or Electrical Surnory.
No. g2l Nd kK III STREET,
ielo eod.u Wilmington, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

mAYoR-BLECT Harrington hAs an
Asunoed the names OF ab ~ oue-hAlt OF
Als pUloe force, and while the ma
jori'y Of Them are rs good meu Is could
be fUund, there are soms whom II
might have been we'll to let remain 10
Other avocAsion'. Mr.. Harrington Ii
entitled TO credit for having remem
bered She old soldiers, several OF whose
names We notice on the list. We sim
csrely trust thst the nav Mayor may
succeed in Obtaining . force that vii
perlorm tSeir duty In o faithful and
satln Aotory manner, and prove oredi
10 then selves and the ad ministrAtlon.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA

SUMMER Law LECTURES lninh
weekly begin 18th July, 1851 and end 1T =,
September. Haye proved OF sigaal use, -lsts
70 students who design to pursue their studio
At this or other Law Sch DOL; % TO those who
propose to read privitely; and Sd, TO practi
tisners. who have not had the advantage Q,
systematic Instruction. For circular apply
(P. o. University OF Va J TO JOHN. b. MINOR,
Prof. Gem. and State Law. ml7-eod -d&w lin
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

NV MFTUODl the only known that cures pertna
nrntIy the worst cases Of Special Diseases largest ~
rIr A. and private practical experience with ever
aud means known science for quelest I,cSNsy ~
perunanent cure THE MOST DANGEROUS, oA ~ !
SOLICITED. Relief at Send for book ~,
gu special diseases and exposing frauds, het
yctinize sufferers and avoid s0.cAlled vegelAoe =,
Sues blood purifiers, fraudulent promising no cur in
nav ete They rain thousands Best skiil IN the oes
x n vii save much suffering and delay write OF e.
patients see the doctor only. Hours, n p o"s
sesiAT aud SATURDAY. till TO- sundAH TIL 4
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
Rmc1srrR,a ORDER.

ID EGISTER'b Ohpbhn,v UrE
NEW CASTLE COVis OWL, HI. II
uron the application Of Ihonn, n, ~ Z
Executor OF John II. BIls .eg5t,, de;ll
mlngton Hundred, In SAID eOsHb v N
ia ordered and dlreeNu ,s9raii|
ister that the Executor f,,l1l
notice Of granting OF ie'~;b a
upon the estate Of ,stiuf
Win the date Of Efahuu
Nv causing Advertisemths d,is q
, nlaces of the county or Nes ts .,is,t
AZ persons having delnanI.s XIII " u
to present the same, y M I'D ~
Asss nbly in such case IN y ipIsfled
and also cause the same NM RIFvl
.he same period In the yTIlulntra
a Newspaper publishedlh nssekI l.
~ continue ed therein thrrs 1h,ad ind
TN@l Given under w s.,,f ,ioft.
III ioffiee Of the ReglsH' OsIlls !
IT, Wilmington, in ~ shoSs vi
torss.id the day and yea, 1 Rs,Ri d
John X. BRApII,1S1iiiu
NorIcK.-All pc, sons "a mua Pr
| the estate OF the decta,bss ~ EIfcalof
same, duly Rttested 70 unids Tie AZ
| fore June 9Th, 1889. OF s W and pro-
sembly in such case W ~ DAZZLING
address, wilmington. Del
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20


~aw xwss. pmaa-
Ak
RraRns wfu lsAv9 Wnnank1s1 - ssoesh
a Is y :. va ia Sw I, b M I. n. Il Q.
II Icco1 noisfien, ssa rcd ToA 70 . o Ne,
r. N@ ~ - ~. IA an IA
FOR Chester tezpreSl ~ - - M
". II ~ u ~ - Me- u - sNss ~
MP. n "a. 90. go s,s Nina
Acoommoasuon3 - -
ma - t& - "A n N o.
New fork. ~ ~
ane 10 20 p. n. ,.r,n q n ..e
. mor west Sns.Ssesi, " L>n'@A'
For Eswara tCss1ssr az sna n ir a. 50
Bsltimor. .nd inisInsdiAss stations. ionA
n,y NY ena u - E; ,nru
baltimore and nny Lanes 70 ", -. A n
Baltimore and Ws,ninkt9n, u N ia
v u, and II ~ .. ms II " Il H' ~" - -
v& and Z - p, m. ,.-.,ox,
Trains doI De eoN N s, ma ma AZ sa
% y. M and ~ " nlknh .m,
Rehoboth, 20 q. m.
eeaford iexpressh p. n....o,. an
Harrington, Deinaf, anu way ss~sohs' ~
lie. M, u " 2. n; q WA,
Express Tor hAfnnkVoh' " " me- W."
train, ~ p. m; u..~,u.,or and ns,
Express t0r power hArrihss"A' anu Ne'
fr.nilin citT $50, ~, Pain, oo,.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
N. kogary Z Son,
SIG TATNALI ST.
S. {. Cor. 9Th and 1atna||

Every Refrigerator we
sell we can guarantee to
meet all your requirements
for the proper preservation
OF meats, vegetables, etc.
Thus you run no risk with
our Refrigerators, which are
made on the cold dry air
system. This makes them
free from any moisture or
dampness. Ours is not a
new tangled Refrigerator, but
one that has been well tried
and put to every practicable
test. They are also provi'
ded with water coolers, Civ
ing you a bouutiful supply
of cool drinking water:
Commencing now we will
reduce the prices as follows:
Improved Arctic, Imitation
Oak.
No, 1 reduced from $13 90 10 $40 80.
No. 3 reduced from 1910 TO IL 90.
No reduced from 1880 to 400.
No. 4 reduced from 20 " 70 1900.
Peerless Refrigerator, Ash,
No. l reduced from $500 to S14 90.
t No. 9 reduced from 10 90 to Is so.
n No. 3 reduced from % 90 to IL 90
No reduced from $500 70 2O.00.
i Peerless, Walnut or Antique
E Oak.
No. 1 reduced from SIS 90 to $500.
No reduced from 2l.OO TO lIOO.
: No 3 reduced from "a so 10 10 so.
No. 4 reduced from 27.00 to % 90.
Double Door Dining-roon
Refrigerators, Sideboard
Top.
No 4 reduced from $31 90 to S25 90.
No. 5 reduced from IS 90 TO rs OU.
No. 9 reduced from 40 % TO 80 90.
= Ice Chests from 81 to So
!; according to size.
Grocers' Refrigerators ;
a like reduction.
We mean to make tt
y Refrigerator business boo
\ now, SO you'll do well
buy, as these prices will n
last all summer.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
wILMTNaToN NORTHERN Il. h

WILMINGTON g. NORTHERN u. II.
Time table in effect, May 18th 1888. Trains
leave Wilmington French street, as follows;
For Residing, BirdsooTO, Joanna, sp-ing-
neld WAynesbUrg junction, Manor ,Pottsville,
TAmaaua, Allentown, Lebanon, Werners-
VILE and all points on the Philadelphia and
Reading n, r., 100 a. m. and 2. 70 p. m.
For Springfield, WAynesburR Junction,
Ford and Dupont's and intermediate points,
| 7 OOa. M, and On p. IN.
For CoaLesville and intermediate points nj
| 20 a. m. 40 and 500 p. M,
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
Il For New Bridge and intermediate points,
/ g. is p. m. and ON Saturday only at $40 and
| ON SUNDAY for Reading and intermediate
Ipoints, at 8, 05 q. M. and for Springfield anc
intermediate points at 5. 90 p. m,
la. q. McCAUSLAND, BOWSESS BRIGGS,
Superintendent. Gen'l Pass. Ag'L
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20
CITY ORDINANCE


AN ORDINANCE PRoHIIBrrfHG THE fInIEo
or CAFNoNs, GUNS, PIsrOLsi TIhk
CRAcKERs on OTHER FIkkWohks
WITHIN THE LIbIrs OF TIE CRY.
Be 1t ordained by the City Council ofwil-
SECTION i.-If any person shall, atany time
heresfter, within the limits ofthe city, hre on
or discharge any cannon, gun, pistol nre
crack rs, fquib or other fireworks OF any
kind. or II any person, except In the course
OF come lawful bust ess, trade or profession
shall make 4 bonhre or any fire In any OF the
public stree Ia, lanes or alleys OF this CITY, OF
| In any othe- place In the open air within said
city, within 50 yards Of any street, lane or
alley. such persoa so offending shau ioi
every such offence forfeit snd nay ane OF not
less ihen d or more than 90; PROVIDED. hoy.
may be held and given In the public parks o.
the city, situated between Seventh and
| u ghth aud Franklin AMI Broome streets. ol
the westerly side Of the city, and IN suof
plAre or places on the eAsterly side OF the citI
las the City council shall at any tire or time
thereafter, by 4 majority vote thereof, direct
said public displays OF fireworks AT all time
Wheiesoyer they may be held, be under tn
control OF u snecial committee OF council,
be appointed from time 10 tine Tor that spec
section Z, All ordinances OF parts Of or
dinanees In relation to the firing Of cannons
gunA pistols, hre-cracKers or any other nre
works OF any kind, wi hin the city limits
there to fore ordained, and passed by the cit
council of Tits city are repealed.
Passed 81 the City Hall. " llmington, Dels
; ware. Sep amber !, A, ID, 1852. nuD,
ju-.3-6t =. Is. hiioADS'
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

A1UIIOs.-AT A MEETING or THE
IN DIRECTORS OF the Clayton Building and
Lean oscillation the president, Joseph l..
Carpenter, Jr Was authorised to reosivs all
monies duo tho aesociation. The monthly
mse,i ing will be held In the Telegraph
Building, Third and Market streets, on Fri
day even ny next. SAMUEL ii. BAY
MAID, Secretary and Treasurer, pro. tam.
l2bt
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

Plain Garnitures:
were e45. now $50
were Sss, now tl6
were Ga. now tl0
were SO, now. rs
were $40, now S6
were $s, now IS
were s5 10, now sS
White Bead Laces:
were o.. 90, now 75o
were 81 50, now CSC
were 81 10, now 500
were S5c, now zoe
were Csc, now Boo
were SOC, now 25c
were 35c, now l5c
Black Bead Laces:
were $s9 90, now IS 90
were e750, now $3.50
were $3.50, now csc
were 81 90, now 40c
were Csc, now Csc
were 45c, now 15c
were s5c, now lSc
were SOC, now l2c
Northeast Of centre.
I'VE want everybody who is
interested In Suspenders to
|see the kind we are selling
at I21c. a pair. We haven
lheard of anything like theil
match anywhere In town.
Middle Market street entrance.
| Some odd lots of "extrs
Iplate" goods go to thirds
: Tor less to-day:
II regular now
Tablespoons. ,s4.sO ss'o
Dessertspoons. ....-....' SUI 20
Forks. ...............''' o'VV
That gives the price drift
Fish knives, soup ladies, Pi'
.lknives, salt spoons, chill
S ldren's forks are in the tum-
'ble.
Isilverware counter, near Juniper stree
4 entrance.
Ol JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

ID EmOvAL
u Having removed 10 no. 2Ie East
Fourth street, am prepared 70 do tin
and sheet iron roofing, gutlerinE. spouttne
and JOB work OF all kinds promptly attended
TO. Tin roofs repsired and painted. Esti'
mates furnished whom desired. Would b,
pleased 70 sec all my old customers and u
n any new ones rs may wish 10 give me I
call. AL.ExANDEk CHAMBERS.
nlO-am
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

Mr.. Thomas b. Smith, residing 81
Oak Hill, has sold his handsome coun'
try residence and will remove back to
our city.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

IA LTIWOHK n UMHO MAILROAD
tOHKDULH II KEFnOr, April 20 1883
Trains leave DalAwArs Avenue Dspot
EAST DOUND.
For PhiisdslphiA and Chester, SIS. I 30,
50, IS 30 o o. 10 30 and sl1 II .. m; %, 90,
u, % 20, . 7b, o 20, 80. % ts and 81 p. m
On bundiys,T 90. 7 %. . %, 10 50 and al Ia.
N; 90, CO.'S st.sb 10, %, Q ao.ss % and : %
1 ~. m. no1
FOR singsrly, accommodation, daily Il 20
For Baltimore, accommodation, daily eI.
cept Sunday 10 Q. N, 49,
For Chicago and PittsourE, express, daily
Cincinnati and St. Louis express, daily
Baltimore accommodation, daily 2 as p m.
Pittsburg, chicago and st. Louis express
singeriy accommodation, daily ! 30 p N.
Il FOE LANDkNB BERG, . 10 4. NJ .5undf'
only, ll.oo q m. dAilJ except Sunday, 81
sS ,S 20 IRs. N; % Ss.iy; Stree, Station
Fer PHILADELPHIA 80 p. N: daily. Eoi
psrI $50 and II. 90 A. III. daily, exoopt san
day; slOa N on sunday oily Asa and 80
Pitubufs. Chicago and 81. Louis expires
Trains ior <ilpiuytn-Leavs Phnsds,
pnin, daily, ~ 90, lo.o6, sill 90 As n, II o
noon, ~, too, 50, aAoo, $50. ale, 10 10
Daily, sxosps Sunday, I.So, ITO Q. n.
! IaS.2b, and 30 .. N.
sundays only, ale m.
II Express trainss
RATES TO WESTERN POINTS LOWER THAI
IVA ANY OTHER LINE.
LW. ID. CLEMENTS. o. pSOULh-
0enn Manager. 0onn RAss. AGo8i
Tolephons No. IVA.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

NATIONAL PARK.

with complete Rouud nj all the points Of
iaterests In Americas Wonderland,
and an pie time for . thorough inspec ZION
Of its many marvels. Incidental visits to
Niagara Falls, Chicago, Milwaukee, the
Dells OF the wisconsin, st. Paul. minneapo-
lis, the Falls Of Minnehaha. Lake Mime
tonkA, the famous Pad Lnndsn Of Dakota
etc. All Railway Travel In Palace
.EIeeping Cars The Parties 10 be
limited I'm numbers. In connection
" tn the third excursion, there Will DO
Tour across the Continent, with
Return through California. In ga
o ition TO the above Su q mer and early al
tumn tours hiough the ROCKY MOUR.
ITAINB IN COLORADO, and TT
TRIPS h JULY 10 the famous RESORT
OF rev England, canada and the Middie
Daily Republican., 1888-06-20

NOTICE-I WILL COMMENCE ON
IN Monday, April 9, TO regulate, seal and
stamp all weights and measures used N New
Castle County this year. All work lett Al
KYleis, Ninth and King streets, or at my
residence, 1875 Poplar street, Wilmington,
Del, VIII receive prompt attention
JACOB DFAKYNE.
Regulator OF Weights and Measures.
alO-Om -eOd