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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
rn SrAncH roR rHE MISSING ARoHIrEcr.

Walter Barnard and Edward Halls, members OF
the Palisade Boat Club, of Ionkers, went 10 Police
Headquarters yesterday TO inquire If the police had
found the body OF Hubert Weste who believed
10 have been drowned in the Hudson River near
Yonkers, on Friday. No body answering 10 The de
scription Of WesteE had been found IN the North
River. Barnard and Halls said that the members OF
the boat club had planned TO along the shores OF
the river both north and south of Yonhe, and search
I'm 10 IOdN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
HOME NEWS.
ppo,1NENr ARRIyALS Avn THE HOTELS.

BRUNSWICK Edward Burgess. OF Boston. FIFTH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Charles III. Sawyer. OF New
Hampshire; Ex-Governor Amasa Norcross, OF Massachu-
sctts ana James +. JOY OF Detroit GILSEY-Colonel
C. w Woolley OF Cincinnati. NEW-fORk-Bishop j. L.
Spaldine, of Peoria, Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06

BROKER HILLER's UNPORTUN4TE ACCIDENT.
The rumor has been circulated that f. L. Hitler
a member of the Consolidated Stock ar Petroleum
Exchange had failed TO meet his engagements On
wednesday. formal suspension was announced,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
ALONE THE SOITND

BRIDGEPoRT.-At the Cedar Point regatta on
Thursday yacht with no name, containing three
persons. was capszed. The people were saved from
drowning by those board the time keepers tug
Annie II. Wood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
EARLY CLOSING HOURS FOR THE CUSTOM HoUsr

EARLY CLOSING HOURS FOR THE CUSTOM HOUSE
Collector Erhardt yesterday Joined his family at
Bears Head. Hampton Beach, Ncw-Hampshire, and
VIII not return until Monday. To-day the new Satr-
day closing rules will go Into effect. All employee
who can conveniently be spared will stop working at
l p. Deputy Collector McClolland thinks that
about GO per cent of tie Will be released from
work on Saturdays al l p. IN. Tho building win be-
open, however, until , D. m. for emergency caves
The order from the Treasury Department was posted
yesterday announcing at hereafter the doors the
Custom House will DO closed at :: ". and the CLERKS
dismissed at 4 d, IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
E E,,..SYSIs ......-....: 9 9 9 g ] 9 3!

EaFned funs-Pittsbug s. Twobase h.s-kgehnes'
Miller Hanlon Dunlap Ternan. Thrce-base hltCatiol
stolen base-Tiernan First base balls-By Stacy
]. By WEIGH .. Struck out-By Staey Z, by Melch D.
Ip-sed tAlls-Miller l. wild Ditchcs-welch J. Umpire
hcQuaid. Time--l SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
A1.rnrp cARR,s cRED1roRs pIsooNsOLAnE

ALFRED C4RR'S CREDIT Rs DTSCONSOLATE.
Tho creditors of Alfred Carr & Co., bankers and
brokers No. SO Pe-st, have little to console them
for their losses as the Sheriff has been unable to find
any assets of the firm but the office furniture The
clerk I'm charge OF the Office IS at work the books
but does expect to have a complete statement OF
the affairs Of the firm ready for several weeks yet
100000 and 100000 which is divided among number
OF persons as most OF the accounts were only e
Europe on the steamship Etruria, on June ID, IS in
London, and of his creditors talk of having him
brought back by legal means II that Is possible. Mr.
Carr's lawyer and his mother, Sarah f.. Pur1y. who
Is a partner In the firm, both say that he went TO
country in short time Mr.. Carr drove fast horses
IN Orange n. j., where he lived. and his lavish
expenditures were beyond his income
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
MANY HITS OFF WEIGH.
rrrrsBuRG WINS ANOTHER GAME.
FOURTEEN HTS WITH TOTAL OF TWENTY

Pitsburg. July B.-The home team won It's second
game Of the series nom NewYork today by hitting
welch's pitching. Fourteen hits with total Of
twenty bases we're made or him. but his excellent
support prevented more than Ave runs being scored
stAley eased up little In the ninth inning, which,
with Smiths tumble. netled the visitors two runs.
Carroll and punlsp's batting was the feature of the
CANA Tho score was;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06

would have been nearer 1926 900 than 1888 coo II
The Tribune had not called attention 10 tnoso aP
pralsements.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
I ssr wax city l'.....,C 9 SfSSS 9 CO

srrors-Jsrssy City o. Newark p Left on bases-Jersey
CITY 70. Newark s. Double plays-McDermoit, Fields
Haves and Smith. johnson and Smith, UOrofd, Lang,
Knowles and Lyons. Stolen basesKnowles Fre Burke.
LYONS aud johnson hit by Dermott q Daley
bas-Dalev 3. D00ms D. Struck out-By Daley
10 by Dooms T. Passed balls-Dufy l. Wild pitches
Doams .. Umplre-Mr. Hopkins. Time Of gaIne-1 :5S.
The Giants again lost excellent chance better
their standing I'm the League race Yesterday. The
Cleveland team has now won two moro games than
BOSTON but three defeats keep the ambitious
ungers I'm second place Yesterdays League Gamec
were won by Ptsburg Cleveland. Chicago and Phla-
l.n.-I ~ .o..r.In foll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
Announcements.
HENRY a. DANIELS. NJ. D.,

5la WEST 126TH-sr.
of the Nervous System Gento Urinary organs
Impotence and Sterity. Hours to u, too.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
Sun rlses 4sI Sets. 730 Moon sets - Moons age
NIGH WATER
A. af-sandy Hook O4l Gov Island. 056 Hell Gate PAT
P.N-sandy Hook 1872 Gov. Island las Hell Gate $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06

'ECK'S PAT. IMPROVED TUBULAR EAR CUSHIONS
PERFECTLY overcome deafness and noises In head unseen
sefadustng Successful when all remedies
all Whispers heard distinctly Write or call for
Illustrated Cook OF proofs FREE. Sold only by
f. HISCOX. $50 Broadway. cor 1lthst.. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06

Mr.. lockwood gives his personal attention to
the sittr his Photo raphic shment II
Union s. uae We have just regst red "Sitter No 2oS 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06

Those unhappy persons who snffer from nervous
and dyspepsia should Carriers Little Nerve Pills.
made expressly for this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

The Staten Island and Orange Athletic teams WIZ
rlsy & pionshp game at West New-Brfghton to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06

Snap is what is mostly lacking in home made
summer drinks sparkling beverage NAV be easily made
from Knapp's Root Beer Extract 25c. and Soc
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

-. r..s-.. .t.,.
.t tDe lall z- slrs ~ ~lat4
"a tltr r Treatment ~ Ils sl.aEee kea
ss4iaa. oasll l.t te - forgotten
saal Aaerea. La4aat sa4 --nany
sre discussing ~sae4s Iutflre so i-sll.s.
II t.eaa--fs t.-- ~ lae allt is aals
gt bsHalcz neley. r1ls . ca
st1eat 2. i.rsel - ta ees
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Japahese talies ozse sasfaing eat az
eass ffaae ~ Il aen ealn parea olth ths
lus4arf SIS s1.e4 AElsIleAl iuiA1ts are
reared "a -ils stslttas in Ioal2. = shQrs
tale a-p / a-s lutf-1 a.et - a le-sla :
8 ftgsles- aaeter. WAS ~ tae NAY. s4Aeks
- 80 ser} lasaIly having tfasell1c eoa.
s-eeraty AID among osaeF things his dis
cllpi-aa ol t1s = alssle,e naa8etl II rsari %
1aiivs QultS interested uar.
said 1= ~ 4paaesse is4nles are noT tucked
daiatly ~ la sefl b-Abkess e. Yoa In. .ish
people 90 sitL year Dsss born, bug are srl
up ia : tga aad covered .ifL coarse eoua-
fortsrs. 1ae only relief Il nas daring iIs
infaucy ffcul rhls aLeoDi3rta5-e Poslt-ol
is w h~n ID j. put ou rs mothers % some
Que else : b4cz, inside tLeir clothes, @44
taken car Tor a. airing
'-f1l seyru dave q ler the birth accord
ing 60 the custom Of our eoants." said
&c, visitors arc constantly llresent. night
and day, tlSt the mother uay nog DC
lonely Al tie aspiration Of that time
TIE mothers relatives send very many
things for baby. aud a feast ls given, when
anyone Is ~ liberty 70 present clothes,
etc u baby
-I5oy babies are usual ~ the favo-ite. aud
chlld Is a boy Al t1is ssgen-day feast.
ush iIDit. flowers ete., are also pre-
sented. for seventy five days the mother ;
food Is very simple. principally rice. very
soft boiled. For tDrnty-one days no fatty
nsh Is eaten. After tic seVenty-lye days
the food Is Tie same as usualf
Babies arc lot we.sned until they are
very large. sometimes uot until they are
i've years old. l know OF a case. /" said the
doctor ''of a woman who had three la
Dies. two, four, and six years old, respect
lively. aud she would nurse them IA turn,
the oldest apparently being quite ~ much
OF baby ia her estimation as the youngest.
Age Il counted by tie day rather than
the week or month. Weight Is calculated
by nome 10 nome equal one pound. II
child is born Oh the 10th Of December
or 10 matter what time in the year il Is
born-the ensuing New Years Day il Is
called TWO years old
HOWARD e. REyANs
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
Then Curtain nj Jubilnn, Music.

Tragedy: 4 iiiictod Men.
Scene: \ System failing.
Enter: Compound Oxygen.
Exit: Ache and Ailng.
But here's tragedy turned to comedy.
DRs. SrARKEY y PALEN:- have
never had an attack of neuralgia OF the
stomach since using your Com
pound Oxygen Treatment" AIEs.
II. ;. Wo0Ds, Victor, Y. y.
DRs. SrARKEY q PALEN: -- "YOur
CompOuud Oxygen Treatment has been
of the greatest benefit 10 me IN serious
throat trouble" OLIVIA :. BRoADWELL,
Lawrenceburg, ,IMd.
Drs. Starkey x Palen'S Office records
show over - 800 different cases IN which
their Compound Oxygen Treatment has
been used 10y physician, in their prac-
tice, and 10y inyalids independently IN
cases Of consumption, bronchitis,
asthma, caiarrh, dyspepsia, nervous
prostfation, rheumatism, neuralgia, and
all complaints OF q chronic nature
Their brochure OF 2o0 pages viii be for
Warded free of charge TO any one ad-
dressing DRS. STARKEY * PALEN, No.
l529 Arch-st., Philadelphia, Pa.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
- Thing Of beauty"

The clear and spicy Grand Rapid,
daily TELEGEAM-HERALD has donncd a
new dress and changed its form and is
really ching of beauty" Just what
the great western metropolis OF Mich
igan needs-a live Republican news
papcr.-Ce3or Springs Clipper.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
The DEAD HEADS ENEMY.
Dunrs Unique Way OF Handling Them
When They Applied Tor Free Tickets.

COPYRIGHT 1881
In the death Of John A Duff New York
loses one Of her typical citizens and the
theatrical profession one of its best known
figures Mr. Dun's name Will be remem-
bered by the public in connection with
Mrs. John Wood, George l.. Fox. Augus.in
DAILY and "Pinafore," while his person
aiity will be readily recalled by everybody
Who ever tried 20 get free ticket from
him.
The last years OF tho sturdy old man
arer's life were devoted to waging re-
lentless war on dead heads He liked TO
have people brace him for tickets be-
cause il gave him chance TO destroy all
their hopes by one sudden blow, and il was
a fact well known among his intimates
that he was invariably IN the best OF hu-
NOR after three or four encounters with
would be dead heads. One or two charac-
teristic anecdotes are related Of these en-
counters.
one evening white Mr. Duff was stand
ing in his accustomed place beside the
eate-kecper at Days Theatre he was ap-
preached by a gentleman in n high silk
hat and an ulster, whom be recognized
"a the manager of travelling company,
and who addressed him with great defer
ence. AT the same time extendinga card on
which was printed:
T. ADOTrHrs NERVE,
"MFRET IDLEEs" C0NBINATIoy.
Season s23.
Mr.. Duf knew what his visitors errand
was and 40 he iured him on with Pleas
ant smile.
1--WE just got I'm town to-day. Mr Duff"
said Mr Nerve. "and = few of ms thonght
we'd like 70 come around and soc your
company in the new piece We've heard
20 much about them eni knew that you
were always courteous 10 tho profession. -
You're very kind. indeed. sir. ' said The
manager. bowing pleasantly. "and how
many are there II you;'
"Weu. W brought nine of the COM
many wi+h me-" said Mr. Nerve. indicating
a group p shadowy figures lurking near
she ou.er doors.
'trsn in All. - said NJ DuT. fbut where
ara fhe rest ~ the company Way didn't
yon bring them a4i just STEP this way.
please.
EIe went over n the box oflce followed
~ the delighted Nr Nerve
Have va7 zor ten good seats All To-
eefaer'" ~ asSr1 of the ticket SCI ~.
" Yes. sir. " got then bsre in r
"Weli give them to Mr Nerre here
give hi-l ai- pick - the house-sr5 bell
stva vau fffeeu dollars HOPE you d enjoy
the sutertaiumsrt Nr Nerr- and the clB
manager hoba.sd back - hs pest ~ fhe
gaze IesvnE Mr. >erve 81 comp .e-eiT de-
uorsi zel fhst 10 handed over th. price 20
tickets thouf rsf IS kro~ing what
- was about tNFs f Faa1.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Any sabscsiler % fHa rtLEGEA't-
HERALD =. ho falls Co receive ths paper
Regularly. eF lp usaY haze reason 20
complain 90 late tfitvery. VIII confer a
.he fast "a once. send postal card or call
49, telephone 5sI.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
FURNITURE STORED

W 81 liI. store heating STOVES fur oEF trade.
" AaA deg oe1 j Whitman. l0 Monroe
81 lll
- hAiIihE stored packed and moved IA
q isrri It.E kef> srlf ou slorl notice pa Rad
CIR s iiolf, $40 ~aaih DAlslul ST.. Telephone
500 sH iuf .sur moving vans 3an lt sl
ANYONE desiring fufnlt4fe moved and
4 stored Viii receive liberal Inducements ~
calling az r. g. N slter's. a. ~iuih Division a. .
A speciality is made ~ ItAllnE ablls and
chairs foI dances. paniic halls etc
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

The funeral of the late +. r. Hunt
ley VIII be held from the family resi-
dence, on Iall-st.. 1T 80 p. m, Friday
afternoon. The Eiks viii attend IN "a
body.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

CDT THIS OFT and paste II in your hat
y ss D4 account oi oar faplgis ilcrt-S az
business. Nc have found it necessary 60 accom-
medafe thusr Who cannot anpfd o. aa The
time - caN al oar office during fht dAN time
aHd Viii. uufii further notice. AUrp our Office
open on Monday. e1lssl aud saturday
evenings oi each week
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

E0l MA dog. Enquire of H. hLipen.
heIMfr, ~ south ir>isicr ~. <i-
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
ron RENT ROOMS.


TWO desirable rooms TO rent No. Ia North
DiNision-st., near Postoiiice. III
EOK RENT - Rooms; furnished or unfur-
1 nshed. Enquire Room 81, Powers block.
ils
FOR RENT-A good sized furnished front
1 room, with board. Enquire al ll3 Court
81. lu9
FOR EENI-To one or two gentlemen a
nicely furnished front room. Inquire AT
g. Lagr;lyc-st lU-
E0R RENT Furnished rooms on street ear
4 Nne - West broadway It
EOR RENT-Lau,e. elegantly furnished rooms
iacils Oftsceutatf. and Canal st.. with
gas. newly furnished aud rent;ed. Everything
sfrctly hrstclass. irfranrc. Trescentayc. f:
also. - Canal st. Enquire 90 Room Is. 9ily
FURNISHED ROOMS TO KENT-The tat.
~ and la South Division st.. has been
including h1Ih rooms with hard and soft
water. Transient trade solicited. cal bell. No.
a. lis
4 NICELY furnished front room 20 rent.
> Enguire ai Room Il. la Pear. -. 80
LOE RLNI-Loems. sluels ana en- suite. fur
nishfd or Uufurns shed. ai PARK Place.
iiTsf-cia,, restaurant lu connection. always
open. board hs the week, Il desired Mrs A.
J. smith. 10
k0k HENI-furn. shed rooms. steam heated /.
ar. luru shed rooms e fs1ht house keep
llF Apply at Room JOS. Acw Houseman block
Dec i.if
L'0N hIN1 -Jcntraily located one 90 four
elegant rooms. furnished or unigrllshe
~ Center 81. ll
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
FOB RENT HOUSES.

EOk KENT-Nay ]. Groom fat suites
i rooms IN block. Al once. ! suite rooms
m block; ] small broom house. All on hin.
once > Pcarl-st. a. 4. knowlSon. III
EOR RENE-H House No. II Holbrook ST. near
Cherry street car line. Enquire 81 Bolt
wood j Bellwood, T. new Houseman block III
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

SITUATION WANTED By young lady. en-
> pioNmcnt a. copylsf. OF IS clerk ia sforr
address -. r.. Box 3 this Office IN
WANl Ed Chamber work or rs iaundress /,
" nrsl-cass good references. Address Mrs
c. CrOtIer. tio south Diyision-st. lOs
NANTED-By lady of experience, position
as stenosrapher and typewriter. Address
l.. J. A., this Office. lfa
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
largest or AL Michigan Daliics Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

II Ere T. d bargain. aud no mistake House
II aud let "a fhr CORNER If Henry ST. and
Fifth ave. $50 and the adjoining lot blKS1.
for $50 more AL on easy terms
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

WANTED AT oNcE-l wood turner, wood
" choppers machine carver, head saw
YER nnlalcfsii J c0achlIau a. soon a. PCS
siblt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
SITUATIONS WANTED -NALH.

WANTED - situation a. fireman: Sta
tionary engine preferred. Address }. II.
Box care This ofice. Hl
4 lOl sc man. with horse and buggy. would
- Ike situation with wholesale house. 10
take orders or Tor collecting. Address A. c.
BOX ]. this Office. To-
HOl Bile ENTRY BOOkkEEpER- With T.
years experience desires position In
Grand Rapids. FIRST class references from past
ana present employers. Satisfactory reasons
terchanging. Address, Reynolds ;. Dickens
lN, Ais9ulti-st., Baltimore. Md. IL
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

AANIED-6ir Tor hotels girls Tor private
" families girls Tor laundry WORK dining
room girls. servant girls. Eifls. girls. Eifis
best 90 places in aud ouf If the eifN. highest
wages and fares paid. Come today and bring
your friends With you.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19


AtANILIl-A competent 4r ior general
vases ll5
WAVED competent sir to d. generas
h.ast ~efA. Apply I'll - Alen- 81. corlsr
uaul Vernon 81 lts
AlANltli- Three ladies tor aofk outside II
tls $50 q Nat- address NftA stamp.
t- - 4frca. Tower hioek. efald Rapids iie
WANTED -I~o ainingroom elf.s aud one
rh@iAovrinald az tur Nlcai-a- heuse. lA
NAAlLD- competent AIu io do general
iot,stt"fa 81 ~ ~s..th i-alaNrllr 81 il
AtANlLD- a competent t,ok. Corner ctate.
" 81 AHA NAal,vl ave ApIiS immediately.
ft
\NANIEOAA sir Tor general housewofE
" Apply al -4+ Turner 81. ls
WANTED OOOp COOK. WASHER ANn
- lfuutr also good second sllL ACltIslcrs.
Apps al l8l Jtntfsel-aAe- &
WANTED Kitchen sln al the Michigan
~ House. leg
\NANTED-A competent glrl for general
" hUuscWork. 81 Cherry ST.. good wages
paid. Jos
WANTED-A competent giri Tor general
" hoasowork al lso foaniaia-St. Hitf
WANTED DiAlngfoom gir al tie Michigan
" House. e'ti
\IAAILD-A lady ln each city. town and
township fo procure subscribers for The
liome Magazine, couducica Ds Mrs John s.
ences required. Address TIE broliN PLbii sl
ing Company Washington. u. q.
\\ANIED-Iwo good domesilcs. a compe-
" teut cook. also h9uSemald. Inquire
mornings al u North L4iay corner loun-
tain 81 lt2fl
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19
PERSONAL.

NANIED-A good home with the right
" parties wishing 10 adopt "a healthy male
infant two weeks old. Apply AZ 81. Mark
Home aud Hospital. III
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

NIlLhilLl modern house No. 5A5 South
" lonia-Sf. with sliding doors. bay win
dow. hard and soft wafer stone foundation.
etc, worth 5000 wln sell This month faf q. 40
on account 81 the owner being cut 81 the city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

TWO houses ou one Jon fronting eu Fourth
ave. near GrandsIIie- Always rents
80 good tenants. consequently pays over io per
cent profit on the valuation Sl.tfi. bat must
D. sold. - the owner hasn't time 10 lock after
II properly.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

RUY GRAVEYARD LOTS Il you want them
- bsf nc prefer 60 get ouf ia The pure air
and drink clean. healthy .wafer. Never buy
property thai is hard o. sciii iou may want
10 sell ID yourself sometime.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

HERE sr-We have over three Thousand
II choice lots IN AZ parts ~ the city and our
plafs what We have leti - them are arknow
t-deed fo he among the best ln the city. Call
and examine our list.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-19

k'DN RIM centrally located one 90 foui
elegant rooms. furnished or uniurlisnea.
~ fenftfsf. BE-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

The Builders Exchange held q special
meeting yesterday morning for the pur-
pose Of considering change In the rules
in regard to membership, and ii was de-
cided to amend the rules so as to allow
the transfer of certificate subject TO the
appreciation OF the board of directors. 1t
was also resolved that the Exchange be-
come a member of the National Build
ers' Exchange, which is In session In
Philadelphia to-day. William II. Foulk,
Alfred Gawthrop and A. 4 Reed were
elected delegates, and Andrew Carey
| alternate.
The board of directors held a special
meeting last evening and elected the fol
lowing members: George w. Thompson,
s. Mason, Dillon & Son, Hubert Cassidy
John j. Cassidy, e. B. Clark and Tilgh
| man Danner,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12
The Demented Orphans.

MrFFLINTowN, PA. Feb, 12.-Dr,
Hopes, the physician at the McAllis-
terville Soldiers Orphans School, in
speaking of the disease with which the
boys are afflicted, says that the mental
disturbance was the only symptom.
There was no physical ailment. There
are but two or three cases now at the
school. There was no discrimination as
to the age, temperament or condition of
health. The doctor says there were but
two cases which showed symptoms of
st. Vitus's dance, and these had no
mental disturbance. None of the girls
were affected.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12

Another Pleasure Tour to Old At.
The series of pleasure tours TO Did
Point Comfort recently given by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company proved
SO successful, and the popular demand
tor another is so strong and widespread,
that the company has arranged 1, urth
tour for Wednesday, February 20.h.
This date will afford those who take ad-
vantage of It the cream of the season at
Old Point. For the conveyance OF the
party special train will leave Broad
Street Station. Philadelphia, at Ga. m,
and ruu through on fast time. Th4
round trip tickets, including one days
board at the Hygeia Hotel, valid for re-
turn trip i1r ten days, will he sold, go
ing aud returning direct, from New York
Sll. Philadelphia 80, or $2 more in each
case II the return trip is made via Rich
mond and Washington, at both of which
places stop-ofl is permitted within the
limit of return. Parties residing else,
where desiring to join the tour may use q
regular train on the morning of the ex.
cursion to Philadelphis. and there tak'
the special. Parties from stations on til,
New York Division east of Trenton ma,
use their tickets to Philadelphia on the
day preceding date of tour.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-12
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