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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
It's Claims for a. MAYNARD.
~ .ai.s,-.,,h n tina pHanatch |

AUGUSTA GA, April AT pubic meeting
nav resolutions endorsing Port Royals claims
aud advantages for a maynard we're adopted
and will DO cent to the naval commission Win
tho facts showing Port hoyals superiority
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sqHsifERffoa OF wages.

, ~" YORK April l--To-day the trahors
st"n Submitted IN agreement 10 tho vmpaos
10 ih- city for an equalization OF "eko'
~ 10 brooklyn, and In Jersey t1ty--ah ~. o..
gsli tln0iag tho employers 70 pay forty cents
nysr To- DAY aors, aud double price ior oso q
sia Sunday sDrk- 11ia pas snDnslisee ~
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+ of our prices .

INDIVIDUAL BUFFERS. &c. each. - forsc.;
FRENCH CHINA DECORATED. value tLsO per
dozen. you can buy hem now for 39c;
SALT CREwETs, nckle tops. worth isc., for ic
apiece;
COMBINATION DECORATED DINNER, TEA,
and BREAKFAST SETS. royal English, lgO
pieces, for sos;
t8 CHINA TEA-sETs, So pieces, for $3.50
5inch WHITE CHINA PLATES. worth 81 per
dozen, for e5c.;
Imported CHINA BRUSH VASES, worth eoc.
apiece, for ., each;
Imported GLASS BUTTER-DISHEs. 50c you
have been paying for Thorn, &C. will buy
them;
81 PAvONIA WATER-PITCHERS for i9c.;
ICE-CREAM PLATES, worth 9oc, dozen for %.
EACH
| WHITE CHINA CUPS and sAUCERS. worth ST. %
per dozen, 4c for a cup and saucer now;
SOC. SUGAR DISHES for SC. ea,h
SOC. TULIP GLOBES Tor i6c.;
| 75c GLOBES for 2Ic:
Imitation CUT-GLAss TOOTH-PICK HOLDERS,
20c. you .haye been paying for them. now &c.
each:
| ICE-CREAM sAUCERs tPavonia glass;. former
! price 6Oc.. now lc. apiece:
! s. STUDENT LAMPS for tl.4G;
75c. MoLASSES PITCHERS, nickel-plstoi tops,
l2c.;
IS DRESDEN WATER BOTTLES, with mug
] g3c
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A New Date TO Bs kiXed for the
Races


BIRMISGHAN. ALA, April living 70 the bad
weather IL has boon found impossible TO get the
ruce-track here ready in time, and the Jockey
cub has cancelled the meeting get for Aprl
10TH new date will DO hXed for some time IN
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Market hrm.
QUOTATIONS.
NIDnLINa. axe.
Low MfDDLIHG. Pkc.
0oODORPtnAKI. SAG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

The announced conference of tho Wise VIM
the Nlrginis Republicans was not held to-day
Fl only fow have arrived. Others arc OK
N III Ll-mNIrnN.
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Nflis started Up.

Rsru.EgRR, PA. April ALI the mills Of the
pethjehem Iron Com psny started operations To-
Cav vim a full force. The puddlorS wages are
rednoed frOn Sa0 70 S3l5 a ton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02
TFE WEATHER IN KIcHxoSD rKsrkRpAr Wa
cloudy With several heavy showers OF ram
Ranra Of TharmOmeter lester18y.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, April The stock market to-ohy
Yas dull throughout and two or three stocks mo
nopolized all the interest there was In transac-
tious The market seemed without Interest," -
the opening and the general list o0ntnueu
throughout the day 20 nuctnate betWeeh me
smallest limits, win little feature 10 marx o.ai-
ings. Atchison wss again the pivotal point N \,
the list and ihs pressure was renewed upon !.
with the first sales and at is lowest point Wnlcn
was lower han any price yet seen on the pfeef'n'
depression. 10 showed q decline OF per cen-
New England was taken in hand by the bears
and knocked down ~. and some pressure was
brought against Missouri Pacific, and IL was lee
OIL per cont, but ia none OF the other Leading
shares was there a movement OF importance
Few Of the spccialties recorded marked changes
chiof among them being san Francisco pre-
ferrcd, vi sch dropped 3 per cent on reduction
al tho dividend rate 10 por cent Common
stock also suffered 2 drop Of ~, and Berry coal
lost por cent There was a little hurry IN
money near tho delivery hour. and the rate on
call was bid up 10 per cent, which Il the nlghesl
rate paid this year. simultaneously there vas
anotf or drive az weak stocks and Reading. but
the latter was well held. but ArhtsOn went 70
iis lowest figure. Aftsr the last driVo ue III,
prOvement was general and Atchison recoFercu
il per cent. tho market closing dun but nrm
Francisco preferred lOstl4, but other changes
in The active list including -AtchisOn. were Tor
fractional amounts only. with majority OF al
yancos. Sale. $500 shares
RrsntnG-EKepange duu and strong AZ fS1ka
1877. Money light a. 4si0. Sub Treasury h9-
lances- Gold. il5AUs0.OlO; currency. tl6'oa,Oo0
Governments duli, stendY 90 hrm for 81: per
cents. 1885. 81. in; ~ couponA l02 State bonds
duh aud sieq ~.
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THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHEREwrTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record ~ the New York and Riehmoad
Stock Yzchanges-Grain. Flour, Cot
ton, Meat. and other Quotationh
my telegraph to the DIspsseh.l

fBy telegraph 70 the Dspstcn.l
- WASHINGTON. April L-For VIZ
RAIN Ieinla, rain, slightly colder, variable
E---Jwinda
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

Steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. merchandis
and passengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

We hsve the best thing ia Richmond-s CEDAR
BUCKET, msdc at the Cedar-Works; feX[
bic hoop Cone that will expand aud contrscp
and guaranteed never to como of-uhito
cedar. Pc. rcd cedAr. 39c
8HOOP BRAss-BOUND CEDAR BUCKETS for
nc;
2i-picce AFTFRDINNER SET. French deco
rated. sl25 you have been paying for them,
tL65 will buy them now;
iI.i9 WATER SET. PITCHER, 2 GoBLETs aud
BOWL, 2ar.
WATERTUMBLERs. &C. you have been paying
for them. now lc. apiece:
4-inch oval WHITE CHINA BAKERS. &c. apiece
you have been paying, &c. will now buy
them;
PATENT NUTMEG GRATERs, 3d.;
sLC0 SAFETY GoBLETs. &c. apiece;
5xs inch IRON STONE COVERED DISHES,
2Oc. apiece
tl4s CHAMBER SET, Il pieces Including sLoP
JARS. 38g2
s. importod PITCHER aud BOWLS. 59c.
Imported CHINA CREAM PITCHERS ,Englsh).
7-inch 0c
81 imitation CUT COMFORTS, 800.
Among The goods will be found large lot OF
ROYAL DRESDEN. ROYAL WORCESTER, and
HAVERLY CHINA, all az less than half price
Also. TRUNKS. yALIsEs. BABY -CARRlAGEs
BASKETS. BAsE-BALIS. ami other games. ICE
CREAM FREEzERs. REFRlGERAIoRs. TIN
and lRONWAkE and thousands Of other use
ful and orDament0Lthings al halfprice.
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nOUR.
COTTON REPORT.

We quote. Fine, sl5OAta75 supsrnns. s275s
t225; extra, tl5)as17S: family. siaSL5l pAtsai
family country, g. 75aSA5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-02

II ls well known that julien Biniord, 1902
east Main street, Richmond, Va, has the
brst Fancy Groceries. Imported Wines and
Liquors are specialties with him also. call
will satisfy vol,
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cleveland ana nigh Bridge PARK

10y T1I0ET0pu 70 IIV UI7F'''V-El
NKw YORK, April LIN the matter OF high-
priSge Park Judge Patterson has appointed as
commissioners Messrs Grover Cleveland,
Charles COuderL and Leicester r. Hoime.
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cnsss Toura a =. emf.

NV ORLEANS, April lowing to the rain tho
races have been postponed I'LL tomorrow. s1he
IL nLann
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
fD.,.o.t..f f,r tna DianafoA

APRILl.-Msrket quiet Transactions reported
to-day bat very light Prime, 4Ac.; extra prime,
;. fancy, 5kc.; common, 2Sa3Hc.; ehelied,
81, 81 a7c.
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PIcHMnHn Vr.srnnK MApKpr

RICHMOND. A9ril 1-Receipus: 249 head OF
cattle; ia sheep, and 7S8 hogs.
sales: 2i2 head Of cattle 146 sheep, aud s0l
hogs
Prices.
Cattle--Beet. 4a4hc. gross; medium 10 good,
81 G3Ac. gross common 70 fair, 2asac gross
Sheep-4a5kc. gross
Hogs-eaGxc net
Buils-2a3c grosA
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y
LOSDON, April Tho Queen has sent cable
dispatch " emperor William expressing nor re-
grot for the loss Of the German men-o'-war nj
samoa, aud her sympathy with The relatives OF
those who lost their i've. in the disaster.
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mARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, April 2. Il,


PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL l, lss2
ARRIVED.
steamer Old Dominion. Couch, New York. nler-
chGndise and passengers, George W. Allen s.
Co., agents.
schooner Fred Walton, Rich, Kenne0ec, ice,
Richmond Ice Company.
schooner Hattie NJ Crowell, Chase, Kennebec,
ice, James c. smith Ice Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL l, 1884,
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED
Steamship Roanoke. Hulphers, New York. and
sailed for New York. merchandise.
Steamship South Gate. New Orleans coRlod,
and sailed for Els.nore.
steamship Asistc Prince, Mobile. 10 coal
Steamship GleniffeD, Norfolk, 70 load cattle.
Steamship Alliance, New York, 70 coal and
lead merchandise for Brazil.
Steamship KsnsWha, sears, New York, 70 load
coal
schooner j. B. Ogden, Tole, New York, to lead
coal.
Barge Sunrise. New York. 10 load coal.
Barge Marie, New York, 70 load coal
SAILED.
Steamship Kanavha. Sears. Providence. coal
Schooner J. L. Hssbrouek, Pesrce, Boston,
Schooner Il. B. ogden. Harrington, New York,
coal
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SALES EsroarsD TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT. White. bushels very good at s1.06
LOngherry. 20 bushels good at tl.05, Mixed, go
bushels very good az ti.O4 ShOrtOerry. Is bushels
good az Sl.A Total sales OF wheat, e6f bushelA
COES.---White. . bushels very good At l8c.
MEALS bushels country bolted On private
terms
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BOOKLETS.

Whatever j.. said II cards may also Dc said Of
our BOOKLET. for W. realized how Impossible
it would b. 10 hay iine Of these run aoy ono
publisher. our assortment 81 fh~re goods ON
brace ihs pick from them an-hnglish a. seh
a. American HUNTER q co,
AZ 2-eod headquarters for kas<r Cooia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23
Chester Heights cnnn.mertlr,

Cur.rrr ur-gi,-s r,,I,- %, ~,
c,,,n ~, 80, 80 ou'y ihe
Iay, r,sn,,,aral ,,j,i, So. leu iooN 10
uHI COM win sunday.
t-i ine t"'iS prayer Mee lug at d r. m.
u'ou7no out lout I'tiG gathering,
WY prayfa anl sung i9f nall an hour,
luz TaI' ~ i"1 e. u'tees,ol oi hey, ar. ho!ms.
r.r,on va y. "'n &c eSuuuc'ed us tx
l'I MN h''e''ug ~ o.oo'
vss ~, I w.. g u.aeT .r o' tue forenoon
49, o. - Nv. nosS tAy.ol, son OF bishop
To- ~ fes1iu !" missionary work IN
~ - "a" a.. ~ eNl,Il'sh.e win Tie
Tha ,t',,i ~ - . \ eoL.'nent.
Of Kew. i p DnT ,''n W., we ~ 'uarse
t'o 80 -, Nu"y, one o. lHe regular
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NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGToN

ATrW IUDOUU NJ, ,Yryy ,,,,,r,r,, :,
n ~ oEnoht AMI w lLmlNGIUN
ferry Company. Time table between
Wilmington and Pennsgrove, taking effect
Suhuay' june 10 1879.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave Nitminvto. XIV. 60, :,
=, ~ u NJ, ~ ~, 90 a. M arrive Penns-
fn.ya D. b. 90, ~ p m:s lzOA 500 A. N.
4 ~ ', tennskIVNe u 2; s;5 a. m, LA SlN
m N" M M; Arai h NIlmingi0n $50 l02S a.
me- -'V'' "'s', quo D. IN.
SUNDAYS ONLY
Leave Wilmington a, n % m - ~
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Ia
IN ~, un ,H1vi iis 10 uceiue yesterday
sne WIN W iiihiiis'0h, out MliioId
1917 "On ~ svo ~ % 70 D. Nelther siut
go u1.'i me-. Ine iou,'h innlng, when NIL
49, 9u nauo .niee RUS gu " DohheiI
, Ua90 liza " oais, Hoi'elIs s'ngle, eross,
~ 1850 S SIu nn oFcrtnto" 10 tiird
~, , ,,antr, ', 'aiiu.iou was ehut ou'
H., .lo - ~, ~ "nen, WIN '"o MINUS OUT
tw3 ivy ,1 ao 'on. I i9us s on osse on oaiis,
~ , eint =, ~, NJ pAu 'itoW nome. IN
80 in',oiu nuue heI ioutth anu
ana ~ ~ ~, 'hno s'ng'e, saik
,t,@ta.e - IL was
''' '''s'
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Wilmington ...O 900 1908 0-3
Milford ..."........0 90 0 0 90 Ii
Earned runs-Miliord, 3; Wilmington,
:. Two base hlts-Cross, iiinkle. B.ses
sto,en.M. o'Donnell, Riddle, Fefel,
1ross, y hhutf, = Bases on balls
Delnerest, Riddle, I. O'Donnell. Struck
9ut-by Spregel, II by Anderson, 4.
LeIt on pases-Ml.lord, 81 Wilmington,
l. hit oy piGhed eaii-Ohata. Bslk
-hhuetson' fassei bal!-Riddle. Wild
plteH-A y, uefson' lime OF game-Iwo
uours' Cinplte-frauk richards.
DOVER, Julg ~ The game scheduled
between Camden and Smyrna was no,
played this afternoon. The latter's
drlobing by Dover on SATURDAY seems to
have completely .aunihilated them. Tle
smyrna players all left for their homes
cd I, !. ra ga. anu hcau nos yts return
or-,,it,, 81 "a ~ no"g'eI' tnst re
r. ea'','UH &c - '"Ne Piaev uhuer new
gam, d. ID, i,ist @' % Tue scheuueu
sinn ga1ne h.l p,"' 1919 nt.,ien an tAn ol-
for GarnI v a. "a 81 ns Mss III tne uoN
teen ,i,nas u - '',e DVrut oois MT NJ
HoJson sr5 A,n.tyrr" W Du oases.
bstterv and yyo-i,eJ 81 IL "uie lover :
home run and 4 lr,lliunt catch Inv Fl,lis
we're the ieatures.
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RALTIMoRE & OHIO R,t,,-
Tp.,vs sehedule in elect Ni-,,,,'otAb.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL AVr'l l+ls'l.
tAsr BUuNp. ILful.

/ baltimore 4 outo ~
No. Schedule in ellecI iNI..ttoIAD
AhAiNS LEAVE DEL. Avl 'ls1.
EAST BuuSn L. hLPur
| Express trains
NEw ohK week days,taieco-
am. az ", ~ s., 20 u. ~ i''''7 i.slb,,
NEW IoRK, Sunday. - p IN.
sl!OS, e23s, % w, &c Al ~ m 30 40 q. IN
PHiLADkLPHIA. week In,., 'r
$50, 755, IS 80 900 .inSS ~ OK
~ o., %. G3S, 3 %. 40. .bosi = a "a,
PniLAprLrniA, SIM a m ..,,. VI"
eO5, 10 ~ n. M, AZ On. Il, ~ '"'f 'O.iH
| 81 %, b25, q 10 "a 4! ~, pt,. H.,
CHESTER week d.. ~ p,m -
755. IS 80, 0 90 10 y; ~, '.oj, c95ra
loo, - 3, 800, IlO sbh3 ~ m, y. 4
1o5 8 IS. - 81 p. m. w. 49, t!e. VI
CHESTER, SUNDAYS 80 l9.-a.
~ ~, u. M, sl2OS, los .a 'i,'I
00s. 8 70. 60, At ri, S35. .t3 o", ~
ATLANTIC CITY. y - LIN
a.00 a. m, l.OJ, tI2ns an, san 4'l %
rs, 500, 1.tS u. m. Suudgr' !'L uaj
2.3S y. III. . 90 t !H,
WEST DOUND
a, MORE AND WAAuIy,1,,y 60.
ehily;O 'Oa. IN, s2gp. n, G,u' Al
sunday. "'' oN''I' eHce9.
iiat9purs, y 10 II. m; - 10 and ,...
NJ; az uhlly p
i, CHICAGO. &C % q. m, $50
"a
-, .S. - ~. hhu ~. Louis. ,I4..
"'tu - w. J. N poth dally. q" n
MI ~ ~, ,uAsonAuuS. III &c.
- I, - W ~, ~, u'',IY. "A
a., IAH piN nLBs ACCOMMODATE ,,.
az a M ,,".niy4 70 mi p.;....>
W. :, w u, ~, " ana 3 3pp VI ''''
AEh nr hEAvE MAHArr sIl..Lr sfAr.y
r.d i1r hilIuelrhit ana wuv ii,.t
oSs ,. ooO, q 70 20, llaji ln.. b. ~
~ 10 - "l' SuhutY5, q 6jil. ln:l. -
o"1 p. III. ,,, '-'i
II gs or hn','5ii nS week days. 10 go,
a o. ~ W =. o., 'a1 r. m. suulg,s .,i
F ~. 49, 80 ,,,,i . N r. M
80, = W q ~. ., ana way stations -s.,
SUNDAYS . Is n. H.. j, ~ ,.o', ',J p. IA.
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Bath Public Sale
Blu ILDIN LOTS
On lnsalments, in the Fifth and Twelfth Wards on
JULY 9th,
AT $50 O'CLOCK,
ON SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH, FIFTH SIXTH AND
WEBB STREETS, GREENHILL, GRAYAND
CLEVELAND AVENUES
AT $50 O'CLOCK,

Two minutes walk to the Public School which is being
built three minutes walk to the terminus the Eighth Street
Railway extension which to to Fifth and Union Streets
two minutes walk to Lancaster Avenue Station b. & O. Rail
road where take train every half hour Delaware
avenue or Water and Market streets for cents
All we ask you to take walk this locality and see
Tor yourselves Certainly is not in the heart of the city,
was you would have to muchor small lot you buy
a large lot and build house it for.
the Streets and Sewer Department have notified the b. & Rail
road Company to bridge the Streets
The streets you being graded prepare
rory TO opening them clear through to those lots then you
' directly out any OF the above streets going west from Mar
ket street.
Those things are not going tobe doncas predicted
year agohy actually being done and only ask you
come and sec ooursevcs When all these things are done the
Prce as matter ct course VIII 80 up and then you will
year or two ago" but as usual, you may be late
Imagine the pleasure and heath recreation afforded the
little garden surrounding your home nice front porch shade
ees ana flowers fruits and vegetables, with all the facilities al
ordcd right in the city.
Only onecghh tax rate house taxed $40 year
west OF Union street. only S. year. All this land high and
healthy with the purcst air and water
we have passed title to any who do not
destroy this locality by permitting Objectionable people locate
Some of the finest residences and largest manufactures in
We ask to price land from Jackson west to this
land and you can form an idea what land is worth
Inc lots are being rapidly Sold and predict that when
they sold you will such opportunity again on SO
easy terms or at such prices
To money this the best thing any man ever done
Put 500 in bank per cent the highest interest now paid
and ten years will have about $50 1you invested sIoo
five miles from the city to-day ten years it would bring more
than that So what returns must bring you when everything
being done that make lots valuable Why predict that
SIoo invested here nve years would bring you 5000
to $500 AND tins is not eXavagant this thing has
been done hundreds times the last years this CITY, Land
that you could buy for S. $40 and SIS per foot Harrison
Franklin Boomc Rodney and other years ago are
now selling at prices ranging from to $50 per foot
You need not take word inquire yourselves and do not
miss this sale.
TERMo-So cash on each lot knocked off and
S. per month until paid for per off for cash Title
guaranteed for 100 years back.
Hacks leave Sixth and Market at o'clock,
TEEOS. MI OGsE,
PETER j. FORD.
1. w, SrIpnAM & Sons Auctoncers ,u,,..,u.
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taken out, and that II instruments for
the purpose were found In the house It
would be accepted as primla facia evi.
dence that crimes OF that nature were
committed on the premises, there was
decrease in thenumber OF sb0rtioBists
We have q law imposing a heavy pen
atty on those guilty of this oilense, and
it should be enforced.
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Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
JULY Ist 1880.


ira'ns VIII leave Wilmington a, follow,
n Pohls,a "a oteEprsss,, a 49, ta,n,E
" ~ a. II i, II II iG 4. iOt1 Msi. H. 81
ls g. ~ 50 u "a 81 FL r. y ! =
Us us d. d. q q ii ua' N. IN. "a "a IL "A
AcconmodAsion, . g 50 ! Oa en- ma
nM In. stii.a Il " Is, az ~ i,E
r Y, ~ ~, z cs -. ~ X, ~ W
Pof s ia rs t5ss sS and lusnsal,,, a.,
'G ssitIasi: ssd u ss- ,as ? ;,.1,
gsiSi1Sis .sa Wy Lane ii,p. n,
~ sss y % 4, n. y pe, i, al isS III
EEr ma .,a LS5 psls".rs pivlaion ls.y,tor
&c r. M and lbs Nh NJ = n'' R@ 7n ~
G,S@rsgtown aud R,hob5th, i.:l a, r., ~
eenford I'-e,,nr adAtiorl, .6p,n,
harrinrtoni Deinar, and way 'Aa'aL IN
EIpross f i Gap III r,On. 8 60 .. e.
KIhIess e. Dsver. Harrington. AID DID,
nki, u % kHht.
Enpr sn 10y ior t.ps Ghsrie. Old Poiut Con.
tort, and No9foit. TO NiEht
Leave philadelphia. Broad stIse,, for WI.
ninsson tenpIens $50, ~, ~, r.
" ~ ~ " IL II Is a. m, 'iG 3 2oS ~ "
- o. on. '6,a co eo'. eT. M. -,
q Aceonm oasgor. g. I.g. ana LsiH
SUNDAY TRAINS.
~ xoI Ii rhhii.sseiphi, i.Irrcsnl 90. az; EN-
Accom- m odstiou, tl5a. M, i'm IN, ~
- os s ~ 70 and 10 = ?. m.
4 rs. s sSa is6Br.',, '''' TO- II 'l'n'
W 70, J. VA " An9 90 p. NJ. sca. 2atu IN
s g. II als. M, IEla. "a. SaA 'eal 'a,ai
:, fci \ Ss;t oh.rOr. vi. LAnOiin, tSl r'
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23
wANAnfARER's.


fHILADELPnrA. Tuesday. July "a, 1850.
Tile entbt ing process fro.
eeeaS.
The lawn-mower has been
through the Linen Lawn
prices. The entire lines of
Irish Printed Lawns go to
one uniform price--I5 cents.
We have been pre-emi-
nent in Fancy Lawns. That
fact and the price ought to
clear the shelves to. day.
The cut was ma de yesterday,
and the demand was quick.
Don't blame rs if you come
too late.
Main aisle, near Transept.
Novelty Dress Goods at
so cents that have been
$3.50 to $3.50. Fine and
handsome as ever, but hav.
ing been here awhile, they
cease to be Novelties 10 as.
To you they may be new as
the opening day, and almost
cheap as the sunlight.
East Of main aisle, third counter north
of Trausept.
Plain ChaIlis, all wool, at
IS cents, In black, cream,
and navy are in stock to-
day.
West of main aisle, third counter north
OF Transept.
Why are the Glnghams
and Challis and all other
Dress Goods so active at
this latel period 1t is no.
because the early-season
statement is true: mo
equal stock of Dress Goods
in the world?"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

THE butter spectators seem to have
slaughtered the goose that has been
laying the golden eggs for them. For
years they have been exporting vast
quantities of butter TO Europe at a
profit. but this does not seem 10 have
satisfied them, as they have been in
the habit OF adulterating the genuine
article with oleOmaI garine, sueine aud
other substances. This, however, was
not the worst, as in some instances it
has been shown that tubs Of what pur.
ported 10 be pure butter were sent to
England, which did not contain an
ounce Of the genuine article. The
consequence is that our cousins across
the water have become suspicious, and
refuse to touch American butter. AS
there is no demand, the shipments have
decreased, and the markets Of New
York are glutted. The men who Will
lose by this have no one but Themselves
to blame, and will scarcely receive any
sympathy from the public.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

THE NUMBER of premature born in
tents that are found In this city seems
to be on the increase, and goes far
toward slowing that criminal opera.
tons are frequent and common. The
infant found yesterday morning near
Eleventh street bridge was no doubt
the victim Of an Rborlionist, some OF
whom carry on their busipcss openly
and without fear. This Is terrible
state of AtHirs and something slu,ll
he done to bring tie perrctrg,ors 10
justice. We are fully aware howe dim
cult Il is to obtain evidence in cases d
this kind, and this sGme difficulty was
experienced in New York conc years
ago, but alter a jligo decided u.al
where there were good grounds for
suspicion, search warrant could b,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-07-23

Mr.. w. c. White Ia engineer on
beat on the Arkansas river, and lis ad-
dress lie Little Rock. lie says that s. s.
5. relieved him Of blood poison, which
was tho result Of msleria, and that T.
prevents Chills and fever by tonlug up
Tie system. lie takes l. in the spring
aud summer months 10 prevent s.chuess
ilein the llalalia Of the swGinps on tho
river.