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gcne-al Passenger Agent 5 Va
InlGn VALLEY KAlLROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortland, and Des'
brotses sta A. follows. 49,, ,r,o.,,,i,o,, r,,r,,
M, bf Geneva, Lyons EimIra Rochestsr Buffalo
~ hs West and principal local points Lhatr car 20
Iyous ami Pullman car " suspension Bridge, c,,
III A m tor EmIra AMI Intermediate point" CHAIR
%, " m fnf Tunkh1nrocE ami Intermediate points;
Chair cars to TunkhannDck Connection 70 Reading AMI
Tor ETra PM P5n',H33 nsS Sc pen'' e
p ioy SagscP 9qi nI'TmGda,S, point oSlD,.
cob,cStiHn g Heading and Harrisburg. ChnIr ear to
NHSGH 1 Hf Geneva Lyons Tmlrl Rochc'tcr DursO
,nd the West pullman s""per /" Lyons an' Suspension"
lawns o, Il n s.S,noJ p am iP a, S1S
cool region" SUNDAY TRAINS -.-,,...
4 q, NJ, fJr Mauch Chunk Ha'let'h anu 'n"F"e1''"
Sio p M FOR Mauch Chunk cnd Lolornetatc points
end tGc Wet Pullman socper to Lyons ana Suspension
h'aS'' General Eastern ONCE cas- broadway
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- En'' EsWYY44 TEnpE VIC FIhtiIti kH2hIh6S Ia
De- cINciNNhTi, sr Louis AND CHICAGO.
PULLMAN CAN SERVICE on ALL TRAINS
Leaye EEw.YogE. foot Of ISterty,s;; a. fO'iOw'
Fo s cIxciNNArr SsnSd sr. LOUIS. 80 . m. 90
" For WASHINGTON, phLT1NoIHG, $50 4 M NJ II 90
80 gsIoS :,s gisHs9S
ia a sT Tis ca ca sga .S S S
ti,ssasy Ss G foSt n iibsfsy,st ~ y "
SN SS~YoE Trsg;tsf Company viii call for and cheek
baggage iEgnn hotel or NAaense' cu,s y sr,,,,
j. GeS Sgli'M;h Manager Geni Pass Pass I Iiv
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panclns Ataosmlrs.

A LEX ANpEE MAcG8ESgI e los ,O wEsT SSrH'sr
u.ndaissShn Hall 10 let for private entertainments
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1,HE BOOK. OF oPEE.AIR SPORTS. octave, 500
u pageS tfestfated- Tbs ft8hdafd authority on
Alnesisxn open.sir ADJUSTMENTS Rules ier sailing tTp
IhgE be playing sissttng hels:eses rtaine $s,
Enlsainne and aissfsaiiy sonpnontsd BIZ tho presa
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Steambodts.

A FOR RONDOUT and KING STON. land.
S'wbansn aSa Non Es FPa and rI EpaE
connecting with Ulster aud Delaware. Stony Cove
AMI CHis1r Mountain Railroad The STEAMER Gly
Of Kingston will Pier 40 foot Of West lothst every
Tuesdsy and Thursday a. p m. Saturdays az D. M
A TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
A.oF TROY, leayo Pier 80 \, n, % pier above
Chhstophet.SI, daily, eNecp. SATURDAY y. Sunday
stf amer touches at Albany.
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A BOSTON VIA STONINGTON LINE
n, Only dIr.e: llne ts'wstch nm ana NoraEansets
piCf Steamers COnnec and Sarraganseu leave
l1cr 30. y. H., one glprk above Cana'-s. at y n,
Sunday excepted Ticke and stAeroons secured at pfn
epal ticket Offices In NewYotk ami BROOKLYN and o. oil
cees OF New York Transfer Company, who VIII call for
and check baggage from hotels ard residences.
.. H. BRIGGS. @. p, A.
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RAILROADS..

NEW LINE TO
VIA CENTRAL Il h OF NEMJElssET
and P RRkiEkHAiim HEn N tHB SHI 3 4. r.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY lcrH
Train. I,a,t station Central Railroad Of New.JersoJ,
ioi Washington ana Deltluore: $50 a NJ. H. m. |:
All Sins SOP a. Chester and Wilmington except saS
For P rnl,,aelpha n4 7:lS so. $50, u 80.
sS 81 So m m 80. SsHs6 Sib s. 5:So p m. z
Tickets and r,er can be p-2cnIct At g. q,
west i2bih.st.. 1872 Fast l26th' New:YorR; Court
sSo T.a2 Company viii cs for and check
baggage from hotel or rcddcnes
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. \. Y. c. 81
.uon r. 4 S% a. icw aa ss s%,y WI Smaes
earlier from foot OF Jay.st., n r. Chicago Detroit,
SGi." n' S = rs . 20 afon NJ 10 'a n
!SiS D. m. MonEefL canada East .j;i5 p, y. N,asGa
Fails syracuso uLca snd principal nl9nMsdaS' stations,
SlS = rs, . So ar 80 T. M and ST. , IS g i6P d:
NtwbuTE. 10 rs a m ! :l& 4 10. . 8@, go IL A3
M n4Ssr faf ua Naqsa t Totonio bsS
Chicago and 81 Louis pa,iy tDsy' except 1+tAr;
ifoboicn, wast Shore station, az 80 a., M 70 80
y N. Fgr ticket line yasiS; o. igornSao"F sRS a.
80 and a{$ roadxsy l5a - l,OysTy y Iark fsso o;
West 25, p"t %0S ieo' w SsSe GS ." W Sas
Tor and checks baggage from hotels ard nsIdence'.
~ 80, E Z; tlAAMnTERlTi 49,. n y
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lnsirnrllou
For Young Ladies


a year Of isS53SS 1t e E..I As%;:p nn',~r,T
a RT LECTURES tOA LADIEs;-Rev Dr. Gardner,
& ay 70; y S s.A.! Ms rsn Ss st1 ,. S'
n S8YYtS It6S3SI!TrITE FSSSaOd iss7 H "a
Morgan MsnHOnI Nine, VAN NORMAN, Principal
For Bows and Young Men-city.
G. oLLE;GE EXAMINATIONS wOOdetitse School
Sdysncet examinations
I EIvERSlrY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. l.l7S BrY'dw,y
al 9Ss1 Sa ES. sryasS III To ii
W. l. AKIN N. G. HENDRicKsoN. PriuslpsIA
For Both sexes-City
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FREE: tta,s
WERE %n ~ sS' ssco' fb: s s %
A BUSINESS EDUCATION. Bookkeeping. writing,
"a: aInhTs.s sG5s.pop1ssGcS 0cns Eso%ms5 sc
cry, cot Canal uptown IQ7 " Stthst. cor Broadway.
Hugs sSI92k 0E sHoFIMAMD AND TYPEWSRIJ;
praescsL
i n,'", 81 tAThARINEs HALL, o,o,
ESQ a SSSsI sRo6 90
ne sHG g5 q In" aS Ss hss Ter" s sssi
h FenS 20 fP German ri ,Sd lain $50 S ZOO FcP
for eOlegss BOSrdsrs limited Application to Be made
! THIRD YEAR.
St c''A'Fn'' 0 0 fS RR$SqFa,ss"S Nac'''on School"
Session from June 2s to September j. Terms siao
OoD YEAR-BoknDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
prlsSs r i SiRi hHE S66bEK f 6tiE.Oy
d' VA And s zi;s & SfSMM Faae1,.
For Young Ladies Country.
SssD. senSS SSR s W sd
ess seeeay sahs1 70 ~ TmssTniiSNlX
t1a sIi e Il fai f;bfhSs W.
SUMNER SCHOOL, F0R g IRIS. M@iIis.oTa: n, T..
Ten weeks from list Of Io g. kk III 6in 1it''
NJ Esr. WALNUT sTRTET BoA9DING SCHOOL.
'i fT2fRPf FaiS "a NB5 w.aa rn. P.
BOYS and Young Msn-Countrv
A SIMMER SCHOOL L2R BOYS, Es~on. y j.
capnS i ' Sos SS SS dSssy' SaS:
from n " D. l. aud W wi i5 Z oEed;I Jo E,,I,.
A pIRONDACKs, CAMP cEDAR-sunner sehoOt Tot
"''~ EDWARD b. MoSrANYE Trenton. ~ J.
ID ACKWARD AND INVALID DOYs-Thc uhisf,ished
sag.eas.d ghJssAD .Ga sash'r mas. h s ,se
'''''1 Ad IA S' b. WiLEfXNsoN s~Loodon Conn.
sc Sh &c M * Sa SS"
'I :'s h c . iYSRARx e. Howl su SSsi'a
L FREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold n J. l6lh YEAR
Il college preparation specially business high school
IRVING INSTITUTE. TlrTybrn.On. II sd.On oner IN
4, TiSS .i s eSy.nA1s .'''a fs
MOUNT DESERT nR--SummsF n3tfueuon for four
bnL BOG . School t.m xSu A % c@5E Ma
< UMMER SCHOOL FOR BoYs
At ERf Rhf sSi3 SCH .SS s fR'y 4 70
SUMMED SCHOOL At YIEULANp
FEf 6ksf 4 TIRgrn6 SSoi n '0t H. .' faa:p."
< UMMER SCHOOL FOR BoYS
- kORWALK. CONNIE flCUT -
FRANK B. ROBERTS.
rr7KINiTY C0TLYGE Hartford Conn.-Adnlsslnn
sininsiions In Nos. YoSk Win he held June - 20
and At Sci AAth.st, City.
For particulars apply 70 FRANKLIN II. FOWLER S3S
West 5jth.st
Miscellaneous
WANTED TO RENT on BUY.-A private dby and
w boarding school for boys. Must be mar YORK
CIV aud wen located only Q good school viii be
sld6fed. AdiroIs, giving full PARTICULARS W. u, KERR
10 Aston Place. New.York
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pARIS EXPOSITION.
X r.. pOf nov fcuta Gaids % Ioiisnd tho RSino apl
ar HSPo'ISn ont q ss eo~sF's
RoissTdan lssf. ! Amsterdam isss. >. vesndam:
1859. D. obdam and Msastan. First Cabin. so. $50
eco Second Cabln. s32. Ten day: y Rotterdam. BY
Paris 3 houFS
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A FOR R0NDOUT, KINGSTON, GRAMS.
"A TONS west Point 1ni Highland Falls, Cornwall
NcEhurfh. Msrhorn Milton, roMghS"ousiC vs., tark
Stony Glove and Catskll Mouni2!n snt K12oI,Si Rat.
HARRISON street Pier a. odd MONDAYS, ~EDNFS.
DAYS and FRIDAYS az 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

A Rr LECrURE fOA LADIEs,-Rev. Dr, Gardner,
4 History In Rhyme, LAdT teacher wanted neJI year
Y Al N2PyAS ,dNSTITpTE Pounded 1861, HOME
AND DAY SCHOOL-Centrai PARK, West a. 62d-sS
Morgan Nsndonl Nine. VAN NORMAN. Principal
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TAFAN-UIIINA.
~ OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
~ Steamers leave San Francisco q. follows;
oCEANlC i........y satu day, Juae g.
SupeTbly Appointed--Supcr!Or Acc I'm npfatlunA
Reservations ean b made by letter telegraph to- and
cabin plans seen At 23i and $50 broadway. New York OF
Room II, Railroad Building, san FRANCHISE
LELAND STAN ORD President
Z. II. GOODMAN, GenefaI pa.senKur Aren't
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
CITY COUNCIL.
COUNCILMAN RYAN's 81 CON-
MiTTEE MEETINGS.
First business Meeting of the New Coun
cil-COuncil Payroll For June
Causes Debate-Looks Like a
Salary Grab.

The first regular meeting of the new
City Council was held last evening, all
the members being present except MI.
johnson, who is still down on his Vlr-
gina farm celebrating the Fourth Of
July.
The meeting was an oppressively dull
and quiet ONE until the salary grab pay
roll of Council was presented. Mr..
Quinn was very much missed, but Mr..
Roberts was on hand to start the talk
when the Council payroll came up for
action.
President Farra announced that the
ordinance providing for the appontu ent
OF police matron and one authorizing
the lily Council to borrow Sl0,UtO TO
purchase park land had been returned
with the mayors approval, and were
now laws OF the city.
The City Treasurer reported deposits
In bank TO the credit OF the city amount
Ing to $40, 72s.s6; park fund, S427.04.
The following collections were reported:
Fiom tax collector f. p. Moody, Ss2l6;
tax col ecEor NJ. j. Mealey, t6325; from
United States Treasury, interest on the
Latimer trust fund, $50; W. b. Hy and,
Zines and unclaimed witness fees OF the
Municipal Court, S45u.9O; George H..
oukuhah, ch el tpRiheer OF Ihe survey
Ing department, Sl30.55; Patrick Dillon,
building insp, ctor, S74, and w. Y. swig
gett, chief OF po Ice, t76 from show II
enses and dog taxs.
Coal Oil Inspector Durney reported
having examined 7500 gallons oil oil dur
ing the past month.
Building Inspector Patrick Dillon re-
ported having iesued Twenty-Five permits
for buildings valued at ,3J,50O, ard col
lected S74 ior The ssme.
MIR. MeGonigsl presented the Council
payroll, amounting to S5U7. .28, which he
asked to haye read
Mr.. Hawkins called for the reading OF
the payroll In detail, with the numb r
ings and the amount due each member.
The payroll was then read as follows:
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
Fisberman's Luck.

Reader, did you ever go fshiugi No,
well we have Did you ask what luck ??
Oh, yes, we had the usual fisherman q
luck, fshed all aiternoon, and got only
the bites bestowed upon us, only bites
from the hungry files, who knew we were
strangers to that neighborhood, OF we
would pever have cast line in that
muddy stream, that was running like a
race horse. We 6shed the stream from
the dam to the bridge, but sot nary bite
we pulled In our line, newly baited II
with fresh shrimp, cast 1t again into the
water, watched the cork bobbing up and
down with the swift flowing waters, but
the tinny tribe, If there were any In the
stream, steered clear of the tempting
bait. We tlshed patiently for three hours
and one OF the fishermen becoming dis
gusted lsied down and took nap. lie
had dream. He thought Re went out to
Greenbank, and cast his line In the ro-
mantle Red Clay Creek, and pull ed up
black Bass one after al other until be had
caught over dozen oi as fine fish az you
expeet to carry home through the streets
OF Wilmington before going to try your
luck. The fisherman aw woke gathered his
Irit nds arourd him and ,eit for home In
disgust al his luck.
Little fthes In the brook,
Nibbled hard at Scotty's book,
Scoty pulled Il EN- out on land,
Like an old time fisherman.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
New Castle Items.

ioiii thC oluT
Joseph /. Taggart ard wife have re-
turned from six weeks visit to Chicago
and other points in the West.
Deputy Sheriff Gilfin lie visiting rela-
tives IN New Castle.
John McCallin had the misfortune to
lose his valuable black mare, Kate, on
Friday OF last week.
State Treasurer Herbert is steadily i'm
proving from his attack of gout, and is
able to be on the street once more.
Mrs. George H. Tybout, who has been
very i'll for the past week, we ale very
glad to announce, is now much better.
be Denuison, Of Water street, Is now
at the home of bis father, in Christiana
hundred, suffering from malaria.
The Delaware Iron Works, which have
been Id since Wednesday last, will re-
sumo ork on Monday.
Commencing tomorrow, and until Sep
tember 1st, the morning services at st
Peters Catholic Church, will begin at 2
and $50, as at the present time.
Miss Ida White, OF Vine street, will
leave on Tuesday next for Berlin, Md.
where she will pay an extended visit to
her cousin, Mrs. Clara Savage.
The Rev. w. P. Schwartz, of the Cen.
tral Presbyterian Church, Wilmington,
olnclateu at the preparatory services in
the Presbyterian Church, this city, last
evening. assisted by the pastor, Rev. W m.
p. Patterson.
The N. 4. Church of this city Is being
re- furnish, d, re. painted, and general y
overbauled. They are also having a new
pipe organ placed In the church. 1t will
be re-opened about the lst OF September
next.
The Rev. Mr.. joseph s. Mayors, who
has been filling the pulpit of the EpIsco-
pal Church, this city, during the abse nee
OF the Rev. Peter y. Lightner, sails with
his wife for his home in England the nth
OF this month.
Cttizeus, think over the article in this
weeks issue about the new gas house for
our city that is going to be erected by Mr..
Addicks. Just think oft, only rs cents
per 1000 feet for lighting purposes, and %
cents per 1000 feet for fuel gas.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
Tho kirnt Cana

The first game OF the new Delaware
State, Leauge will be played on Monday
next, at the Union street grounds, be-
tween the Wilmington and Dover clubs
The Dover Club has signed come good
ball players, amopg whom are Stem, a
left handed pitcher, who they secured
down south, and Hutchins, q new second
bAsefhan. II the home team wants tt
win the first game OF the season they viii
h lve to play pretty coed ball to get ovel
Dover. Every lover Of base ball should
phtronlze the home team, to make II q
great success. Next Saturday afternoon,
July 18th, the Wilmington club will
play the SMYRNA club, another strong
club. Day al d MoCaiierty will be the
battery for the home team on Monday,
while Barkley and Farra will be in the
points for the home team on Saturday
next.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
Brevitles.
Ins cheapest hat house IN tho CITY
Rumford Bros. 40a Market street.

Ine cheapest hat house In tho oity
Rumford Bros. 40d Market street.
Ice-cold oysters at Fulimsr's.
Deyiled and siewed crabs at Fullmsr's.
Clam soup at Fullmer's.
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Chicken and lobster salad at Fullmsr's.
Roast dinners u speciality at Fullmer's.
Meals al all hours at Fullmer's.
Try Bnsh'B coal, YOU will like IL.
American Laundry, coz West Front,t.
Try Bush's coal; you will surely likets.
CuppinR and leschinK. ioa IL. secondsL
Fine isK. Rings at Hani's, Is Z. 9TH street
Frank Roop smith, druggist, bth and King.
Shirts, l0c. collars and cuffs, &c. each. City
Steam Laundry 9Th and Shipley streets.
Jos. ii. drecnman b Son. 4lI King street.
wall papers and window shades az reduced
prices.
A general reduction In wall papers and win
dow shades At Jos. L. Greenman q Son, All
King Btrect.
II you want cheap picture frames go to q.
Il. BhuKh, a@ West Second street. have the
largest stock In Delaware. Come and see for
yourselves.
Ross, 2l0 Market street. has the largest and
cheapest STOCK OF hats, white shirts under
wear, neckwear and hosiery In the city. Call
and him.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
The New States,

BISMARCK, N. D., July q. The Con-
stitutional Convention of North Dakota
met here on Thursday, and organized
yesterday by electing II. b. Faneher,
Republican, permanent chairman. He
wac chosen on the first ballot receiving
52 out Of rs votes. On motion OF John
Il. Garland, his Democratic competitor,
Fsncher's election was made VI animous.
Sioux FALLS. s. D., July 9. = The
eouth Dakota Constitutional Conven-
tion met here on Thursday. Judge Ed
gerton was chosen temporary charm u
and his election was made permanent
yesterday. Greetings were teleRraphed
to the constitutional Conventions oi
North Dakota, Washington and Mon
tana.
HELENA, Mon, July 9. = The Consti-
sutionsl Convention of Montana met
here yesterday HtternooG and organized
by electiDg Democratic officers, includ-
ing W. a. Clark as President.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
~ Ferry Company. Time table between
wilmington and Pennsgrove, taking effect
Sunday, June ~. 1850.

NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
oomP1n Sn9 %s table Setyss.
Sunday, June ~. 1859.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave Wilmington. King street pier, 8. Is,
4.t0 q 30 ,. M, Il 20 7.so a. IN. arrive Penns.
Leave Pennsgrove 6. is $50 a. NJ, lis, 3. u,
S. 30 p. m. arrive wilmington go, i0.25 a,
M, 400, 3.3S, sos p. m.
SUNDAYS ONLY.
Leave Wilmington SIS, Is, 400 p. m.
lo,l5s 1.sO q. M; arrive Pennsgroye q. 10, 100,
ssI,,ys e ys WIlmi2SS sitGl SsS a n g. 7Ssp. n
$50 p. m. Arrive Atlantic City 10. 10 a. m,
leave Atlantic City Q. op. IN.
meets at Wilmington with trains for Reading,
6osNte;yi,l,ls, West Chester and all points on W.
Boat leaving Pennsgrove at $50 a. m. con-
nects with Steamer Reybold from Salem. Della
ware City. New Castle. Also with train from
Woodbury. and all points on Delaware River
Boa Boat l;.sSying rennsgr Ss at lap mi, con;
all points on W. IN. railroad.
Boat leaving Wilmington at 7.3e ii.soa. m.
Msi Tper m 1r VIII trains On m De
clock p. IN. boat from Wilmington connects
With steemer Reybold for Salem and interme-
The stesf.tr can Re chartered for special
moonlight excursions. Apply to The under
Upon application from parties of 10 or more
people the Steamer will leave Pennsgrove AT
8. 30 q. m. and run to wilmipgton and North
ern Pier to connect with Steamer Republic for
Cape May, and will meet the Steamer Repub-
lie on Its return. Steamer will not make this
trip FOR less than ~ people Tickets from
PennsRrove to Cape May and return, 81.
trip Of the boat and take Milmin gton & North.
ern train from Pier. Fare the same as to
King street. This boat III not run however
for any but Cape May parties,)
A. u. McCAUsLAND,
ie29-eodtf superintendent.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
The Presidents Trip.

NEwPoRT, R. July 9. = President
Harrison lett Woodstock, Connecticut,
yesterday morning, for New London,
where he embarked on the U. s. steam
er | espatch. Before leaving Woodstock
he p anted tree in the garden before
Henry q. Bowen's residence. Along the
route to New London crowds OF people
gathered at the railroad stations and
chcered as the trein went by. At Plain
field, where q stop was made, brief ad-
dr,sses were made by The President,
Governor Bulkely and Senator Hawley.
At New London the President also made
few remarks. Here Governor Bulk-
eley left the party to return to Hartford,
and Senator Aldrich Joined th\ party
and went with 1t on the Despatch to
Newport. AT this place the President
and party inspected the torpedo station
and the training school, held a pubic
reception and dined with Governor
Ladd. They left on the Despatch at mid
night.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
Organization 10 be Effected.

A society oil gentlemen Interested in
Photography is being organized In this
city. 1t will be open 70 amateurs as
well as profess onals, and If sufficient
number can be obtained, regu' ar head
quarters aud rooms for meeting will be
secured. Postal cards on which the fol-
lowll z is printed, have been sent to a
Lumber OF gentlemen:
"a second meeting of those interested
in photography will be held at the res
idencs Of A. d. Poole, No. 401 Vest Sew
enth street, on Saturday eyeaing, July
@. Asst is desired to form society sim
liar to those that exlst in other it.es, It
Is hoped that all who were pres ent at
the first meeting, as well as all that are
interested In the object will Le present.
"a. D. POOLE, Temporary Pres't.
~. II. DANBY, Tempe orary Sec'y."
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06

ing for lamp on Carter street, Ninth
ward. The petition Was Referred to the
Street and Sewer Department with the
request OF Council to grant the petition.
Mr.. Beale presented an ordinance for
bidding bicyclists riding on the side
walks under penalty OF a fine. The or
dinsnce was read twice and referred to
th9 Law Committee.
Mr.. Rob rfs from Committee on Police
Patrol reported having purchased horse
for $3.50 from Jester Il Mcdaniel. The
rero was accepted and an order drawn
to pay for the horse
Bills were ssed as follows: John Nc
Bride, sl48 10; Z. Z. Crumlish, S916.66;
). Z. johnson, S229.i6; Patrick Dugan,
S99.l5; Martin j. Mealey, t7i7; Daniel
a. Forrest, &42.75; Ayars " Son, S27;
Eliza Frazer, S12; j. v. Carlisle & Co,
Sl,22; William Dollard, $3.50; First Il
Davis, $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
oh, What q Cough.

WIN you heed the warningi The sig
nal perhaps OF the sure approach Uf that
more terrible disease, Consumption. AS k
yoursel yes If on Con afford for the sake OF
saving 30 cents, to run the risk and do
nOthiu for 1t. We know from expert
ence that Bhiloh's Cure will Cure your
Cough. It never fails. This explains
why more than & Million Bottles were
sold the past year. 1t relieves Group and
Whooping Cough at once. Mothers do
not be without it. For Lame Back, Side
or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. N.
b. Danforth, wholesale and retail agent,
second and Market streets, Wilmington,
npl
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06

An error was made in stating that the
boy Cummins had left the city to avoid
arrest, rs well as in regard to his delin.
quencies. His mother on learning that a
warrant had been issued for him had him
appear before the municipal court, and
on his promising to reform he wss dis
charged. 1t is to be hoped that he will
avoid the temptations OF which she COM
plains, and that he will become useful
and respected citizen.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
Ho. For u Days Pleasure.

The Christian Mission Sunday school
will give an excursion to Augustine PieI
on Wednesday, July 10, 1889, on the
steamer Wilmington. The boat will
leave Fourth street wharf Mt O'Clock a.
IN. sharp, and p. IN. Adult tickets,
35 cents; cbildren's tickets, 20 cents.
Tickets can he had at the wharf on the
morning of the excursion.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
Excursions This Snasnn.

Gouley's first excursion for this season
to New York, up the Hudson and TO
Coney Island, on Thursday, August LIST.
Tie second or T ur-day, August 29th.
Tickets for the uai trip, $500: chill.
dren, Sl.50 First to Switchback Thurs
day, September -d!h; second, Thursday,
October 10.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Is 1t not worth the small price OF 10
cents to free yourself OF every symptom
OF these distressing complaints, II you
think so call AZ our store aud get bottle
OF Shlloh's Vltalizer. Every bottle has q
printed guarantee on 1t, use accordingly,
and If II does you no good 1t will cost you
nothing. N. B. Daniortii, Wholesale and
retail agent, SeOoLG aud Market streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
DIR. Honeywell

Is kept busy extracting, filling and max
Ing te' to. His prices are reasonable, aud
all work warranted to be hrst-class in
ave'y particular. He extracts teeth for
25c.; with gas, Soc. A set of teeth, t5. so;
best, S6. Teeth filed with silver, 75c.
emalgsm, 50c.; gold, 81 and upwards.
Teeth cleaned for T5c. Office, 703 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
Grand Excursion.

The first grand moonlight excursion
OF Harmony Council. Mol, U. f. of A,
on Friday evening, July IL, 1889, on
steamer Wilmington, stopp ng at Au-
gustire Pier two bours lor dancing.
Leaves Fourth street wharf at p. III.
Tickets So cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
handsome Flag.

A larse, new American flag, with AZ
stare, was flying at Stoeckle's Brewery,
Fifth and Adams street., on the Fourth
of July. Tue flag Is silk and very hand
some, and AS 1t waved o'er Its lofty peak
1t attracted much attention.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-06
Broke Her Rib.

A few days since Mrs. Mary Mellon, an
aged women, fell down stairs at her resi-.
dence, Fourth and franklin streets, and
broke rib on her right side. She was
attended by a physician, but as her con-
dition became serious she was removed
10 the Homeopathic Hospital yesterday.