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Daily Republican., 1889-07-05
FRIDAY, JULY 8. 1889.
THE SOUTH and est are becom

THE SOUTH and est are becoming
The great iron producing regions Of
this country, and it will not be MANY
years before there will be but yery
Small quantities produced in the North.
ern or New England States. There
are several causes for this, one of
which Is the fact that labor and coal
are cheaper in the South and West
than In the North. II is therefore pos
sible for the manufacturer of those
sections to produce iron and deliver il
IN Pennsylvania at lower price than
1t can be manufactured for In that
State. The advocates of free trade
Claim. that the decline OF the iron bust.
ness in the North Is the result of pro.
lection, but in making this assertion
they lose sight OF the fact that compe.
tition among ourselves, Is one of the
principal objects of protection. Were
u not for the tariff, the South would
be obliged to enter into competition
with foreign countries in the manu-
iacture OF this staple, but now they
have nothing but home manuiactorlee,
aud The more competition there is of
that Kind, the better it is Tor the peo.
pie.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05
NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON

tNEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
Sunday, June a. is.5
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
hesvs Wilmington. King street pier, q Is,
Leave PehnssroSe 8. 4, w a. S @., ia IFS n. r.
$50 p; m. STRIVE Wilmington $50 io.a5 a.
SUNDAYS ONLY.
Leave Wilmington sa, 2s, 400 D. m.,
aasiS." aasi x i@o'hsarE'Ss ma Pennssr,oys si9 , 100,
M Xf4iss kiishte% S - CIV Il No H. L "a, & SS S
'efs Boat ti1sa iesyins fe1hsseJSsos gSi M con-
3oslesyllis, Yesf Chester and ali points on ". v.
n.s' BSsI lssyl9s 81 rea9,stoyS Al 80 a. N. CON
and ali POINT; 0 On Dsawaa Dsia a' RiSsn fS
uIs: n;,S ,T!, rsapss, en- n,
al spS, point. T.. On on "; An; reilroad:
ware River railroad for ali lis stations. n The o.
gI!h steamer Rsybod for saieIa sna ihterns. GSSs
moonlight excursions. Apply 70 tho under
Upon application from parties ofio or more
s0a m. aud run 70 Wilmington aud NORTH
ern fier to conDeet with Steamer Republic Tor
Caps May, ana viii meet tle Steamer Eepub-
lie on Its retnrh. Steamer VIII not make this
SI ss' sp spe y s.gg gfSf sS ieaiS aGs9, from
trip ~ the boat apd take W Arlington 4 North.
ern train from Pier. Pare the same a. to
King street. This boat viii not run however
Tor any bat Cape May psrtles.)
A. L. McCAUSLASD,
les9-eodtI Superintendent
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05

THE NUMBER of pistols shot on the
street yesterday shows that there are
numbers OF young men who violate
the law by carrying concealed deadly
weapons. We sincerely wish that
every one of them could have been
arrested, and obliged TO stand trial
before the court, as Il would have been
an example Tor others. We know OF
several cases where young men, some
OF whom were not much more than
boys. drew pistols from their pockets
and fired them in the streets. Some OF
them were loaded with ball cartridges
and when they pulled the trigger they
did net know, ard VIC presume did no,
care where or who the bullet might
strike. Such recklessness should moi
be permitted to go unpublished, and
the only pity Is that there was MOI
sufficient officers yesterday to arresr
every one who violated the law in tli.
respect.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05


MILLIONS of dollars Of English capi.
tai are being invested in this country,
and the owners seem 10 think that
their money is safer and more certain
TO give them large returns in q coun :
Try where the industries are protected,
Than where free trade prevails. The
reverse of this was predicted by the
advocates of free trade during the last
campaign, who assert that if Gen
eral Harrison was elected, and the pro.
lection principles OF the Republican
party endorsed by the people, ii would
have the effect Of driving capital away
from the United States. There i
every indication that the four years OF
President Harison'e administration
Will be the most prosperous this coun-
try has ever experienced. New indus
tries are being started all over the
country, and general business Is re.
marka6ly good for this season Of the
year. 1t was protection which first
gave this country prosperity, and moth.
ing but protection can preserve il.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05

THE patrol wagon proved its useful.
ness yesterday, and there il 10 doubt
but it will be OF vast deal Of service
TO the police department The police
telegraph should also have been intro.
duced, and then the service would
have been complete. While the waq-
On will no doubt be useful during day.
time, its efficiency will be very much
intertered with at night, by the went
ut The telegraph. The system, with
twenty boxes, could' have been estab
Ashed In this city al cost of less than
seven thousand dollars, and we trust
that next year il Viii be considered in
the estimated expenditures. The uum-
Der OF boXoa could be increased from
time to time ss needed, and after IL
was in operation one year, we would
wonder how we ever managed to gel
along without it. The patrol wagon
u however a move in the right diTec.
ton, and gives US reason to hope tor
netting better next year.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05

THOSE who have not paid their
taxes should remember that the county
tax collectors are sitting every day at
the city tax collectors Office, on Sixth
street near King and are ready and
willing TO receive the taxes of ali who
wish TO pay. This opportunity should
be improved by all es it is very neces.
sary that every one, Republicans es.
pecially, should pay their taxee, so that
they will be qualified 10 vote in 1880
That will be one of the most im pormut
elections ever held in this State, as a
Governor, member OF Congress, Leg.
stature, members Of the Levy Court.
Sheriff and Coroner are TO 10 elected,
and II every Republican who is on the
assessment list will only improve the
Opportunity and pay his taxes, there
Is no doubt but We can elect each of
these officers, We 90 hope that every
Republican will attend 10 this duty,
even il he !a obliged to make some sac.
Tldces 10 dc so.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05
St. rtlenne,. cnnlri11ror.o.

:. PARIS, July 4--The coal pit at St.
Etlenne IN which the explosion of ire
damp occurred yesterday is still on fre,
Many more bottles have teen recoyere5 4
but the work is attended with great ditH'
Guilty anc danger. The scene at tie III
is narrowing. President Caruot has er-
deted that measures be at once taken
ior the relief Of the families Of the dead
miners.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
JULY Ist, 1889.
ir'in' viii leave Wilmington a, ,,,,,.-
JULY s'th, A. D, D,,Issg

W." ieA'e wilmington Il, ioi,ou,
5Ioh9si,aasiphi, II "a q y o,eTpress,, a aa,a.n,.
T. S q. IL. n st7 y ss, I ioa9 y siiin" ~ .b
EyS 3, iiS ySs "a "a esA Is j. -.
issSs !. j. Y Y ii Ia. =. III. ~ ~. n n sssiys
Accommodation. q 60. 05A a
ss;;yassS l;sS 9sa sss ,ss9. ts, - .as "a 81; Ds
\ y !, y, IN. q ii& \, Il D.. Sa W " S;I%i
NJ, Ssfs sss sSss'iSr .sS StsS. u. Lanosn 10 ,sa
for Newark t0eatrsJ and in,er.,.a.,t r,.
'ghi; Bst.i,a Sa; sss shs m, Y IS aud s.ip s
BBsIItiI%Sle BsIti%S!s and md ny ~ Line. ) 10 ?. E.
j. H + sPa ii.9 :. Il. Z q :lis. "a ,st x:
Train, io5 Dssvsis Il DIVISION d n ,sS.toi / S,rt
ta .. NJ, ana @ Il I Is HI Mn =; M nt' 2s l'h
.ng Sr2.s x .nwn Aid IL h9D14h, $50 a. IT,, 40
seafcrd .. ,,nm-artiorp, ss5p.n.
hSfingt9n; Del,nsr. and way ssAiouS N
E1prsss s%a for ta % &.rpiips.on. Ii ri so D. n.
~ EIGJesstor g y t Dover. Harrington, and psl.
STplsi. Sinsl.n fst ftF Fs.ps ci.Tis. OLD roin. Con,
'orL and Norfolf, noi Might
Leave Phnsdelphia, Bro.d Street. fer wa.
Sl5axno9 I ~ " "a ,SenpTss.h sto, ia o7aI, W.
~ 20 II % .. ms Ia - Ui, VI, ",
~ : ". OIL 'ba2. GU 6c7, sU. n21 il o.
. Aeon N esatioa. sA Io2s. an, l.9is
SUNDAY TRAINS.
~, nnSaelpkiA texprsas) 2 %. 2SL t2l7 a
~ - n. NJ, q, ". b * 0e Anc Il D n' ,,
a 29animnogddstion, ~ M IS q. n, Rn iR. 'tIIi
80 ~ Wvoand - sp. M, ="
~ SSshssteT ah IeTPreSsi, f0o.0 10. IL dau,
A0Somnmodstion. blb M l7u, rs. GO
For keT YorA (expresel, \ % 5A t2l, In
81 I ~ n M .. M, l. u, q q, ba@ 'S@h 1o3 lai
"a gOi " YSot g y oohe.,s, Via Lsnohia, 'isaua
Foff Gape phafies. old POINT eontor., rl
For New -Ussiie, Kirkwool Hiduebva,
Gayton, Dover. felton. HARM ston, gfil.e-
Vile, ssiford, laurel and Uelmaf, " 15 lilbt,
Baltinore and " sshinElou. Iii spI, ln
u. M, IL ca, ~, s6 k2 L. AZ 4Up. N, and ~
Night. kalonore, 8. % p IN. and u IS NlgnL
Leave Philadelphia, Rfosd etseet ioi WIS.
sington texprsee), $50. 7.el. p.ln. III 4.
~ ~ - s.0s, 'O4A go, 6.1, u.2o, ll.j1 tai
hcconm Sc odation, 8. rs N. % A, NJ. amlas,
.. 10, b,Sh 10. ~ spdil.RP ~.
For nrther Information, Pafsengers are rs.
Trains marked thuats) are limited eztislB
rpon which extra tArs Is cnAIaed.
aess;rsi asassSr General Fsss.aHsSsiT q.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05
A Reacnen Creu

PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-The Amer.
can clipper slip William q. Davis arriSel
10 port last evening from HayEe, having
on board Captain Heyburu and crew OF
the British ship Patriot Queen which was
wrecked at sea on tie 6 of June, while on
me voyage from Dariep, Georgia 10 a
port In Scotland with cargo OF lumber
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05
Dase Hall,
The following games were played yes

terday;
| MORNING GAMES,
AT lndianapolis-PhiladelphiA, s: In
dianapolls, 4. - "
York, 2.
At Cleveland Cleveland, 0; Boston, 9
AT Chleaso-Chicago, IL; Washing
AtLouisville-Louievlrle. s; Athletic. Q
AZ Kansas Cfty-Ksnsas City, 4; Co
At st. Louis-st. Louis, 4; Brooklyn, 8
AT C'ncinnati-Cincinnati, 0; Bafti
At Newark Newark, 9; Jersey CITY s.
at Lowell-Loweil, 10; Worcester, O..
hams, 5.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 2; Cuban
Giants, 2. Five innings.
Al fork-York, 9; Harrisburg, 0.
AT New Ha7en-Hartford, Z; New
Haven, 1.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
AT IndianapolIs-Philadelphla, o; In
dianapolis, q.
At Chicago-Chicago, 8; Washing
ton, 5.
At Clevoland-Cleveland, IL; Boston,
York, 6.
At Louisville-Louisvillc, I; Athletic,
At cincinnati-Clrcinuati, IL; Balti-
more, 8.
lumbus, Is.
AT St. Louis-st Louis, 10; Brooklyn,
Et Observation-Disclosures, 0; Lowell,
Giants, 2.
AT Harrisburg-IIarrlsburg, ! York,a o.
AT Dover-Doyer, IS; Camden, 3.
AT Chester-Chester, o. Houston, 2.
MOTIFS.
day. ''''''
The Phillies play in Indianapolis again
to-day.
short.
q, 500 people witnessed the TWO eaues
In Cleveland yesterday.
51,oSO people witnessed the League
games yesterday, and 47,B00 the Assoeia.
tiOn games.
That was a great catch of Thompson's
yesterday which won the game for the
Phillies al Indianapolis.
togarty has resigrcd and Fatrar has
been appointed captain oil the phillles
Does this mean thAt one Of the "uowlin,
WolYes' Is under tie managerial han,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05
Nswilt,a sncc,rc q . rraa, .1...l-- =

"swift's Specific IS a great blessing 10
1umanity,' says Mr.. p. z. Gordon. of
Z. 80 ht9ad street, Nashville, Tenn, ''for
type, with which had been tronbled ,nr
three or four years. 8. g. g. cured mo
after had exhausted everything else, -
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05
WASAMAKEH's
PHlLADLLInlA. Frlnst. LnIr. 4 u.

PHLADLLiniA. Friasy, Jaiy. 5 Is,s.
As big moneys worth es
we ever gave you in Chill
dren's While Dresses. Fresh
Lawns that won't turn vel
low. New embroiderie q.
thorough work Large
sizes have deep hens.
the si.2s kind for 7sc
the SI.75 kind for 81
the $3.50 lind for So
the $500 kind for s.
Aud 80 on. Coo In the lot,
2 TO Ia years.
Second floor, Ches,nut street side Five
elevators.
Have you waited for the
hint OF mosquitoes hum!
White Gauze netting, ?
yards wide, SIC for a piece
OF 8 yards; pink and red,
ass; all other tolors 4Oc.
Tarlatan, various colors,
81 SO the piece Of 20 yards.
A little lot of Imported car
didal Tarlatan that has been
81, so the piece OF 16 yards
goes to S1.75-colors a lit
tie strong.
Canoples 2 yards deep, g
yards around, sI.25; q
yards deep, 81 so.
The best Canopy Support
W. know OF, $3.50; foot out
OF the way--holds high OF
low as you wish.
Second qooF, north of Transept. Feut
1000 pieces slightly i'm,
perfect Bohemian Glassware
sc to $3.50. Tumblers
Vases, etc.
Second floor, Juniper street side.
The July vind-up ant
clea n-out of Carpet piece'
and hesitating patterns i
n full blast.
You can save big money
on Moquettes, Brussels, Ia
pestrlee, Ingrains, Smy rms
Rugs and Oil Cloths il
the lengths are right.
Second floor, Market street side. Fou
elevators.
You'll wonder at the
Chair wit the Chin Sc have
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05
list OF PRIzKa
AGENTS WANTED

For Ul1o Rates, or any further insorr..
tor dsN1ei, write la4tbly to tae unIersts a.
90, clearly stAtAs your feNtepos, vi
N'tet4, COUNTY, street ana Egmb.t Nora
LapiL r@turn mali oeiivsry will Ds Assure
BY Jour enclosing an kuyeiope beaTtns Son,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05

:, As& EnbEB that tse payment o.
Eriies Is GuAhANTEBD Ga ROgjh
And tao Tickets are sIsnsd By the PYssI
asnt OF tn Institution, Whose ehsftgr ID
,ikLts ara recognised n the highest CourV,
theIeiore, beware OF al limitations OF an
noymous schemes ~
ONE DOLLAR IS the price Of the SIN Ill
est pA1t or fraction OF Ticket ISSUED
HF US In any Drawing. Anything in GU
re me offered for less thGa Dollar Ia swim.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05

ADDRESS Registered letters rontanng Cur
rsHsY 10
FEW ORLEANS NATIONAL RAy,,
New Orleans, La.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05
Wilmington & Northern II. II.

wilmington u NoItntih W. ~
Zine liable Ia eusoL June ia, lsts. Tf1iaa
leave Wilmington tfrsnch street, as ioll9H.i
asIS 1AasaE ssse9rS sSa6pf sptinf
Inmaqns, Alltntown, Lebanon, WfrneLs.
vile And a. Yoists on the Philahelphla Aas
hSndinE a. H., 100 q, M, z.l0 aud 4. 50 y. H..
For Springfield, Naynelburg Juactigi..
EoatesyilS Gmbfeevlle, Lsnape,. Uhsdds
7. Q0A. M. z. q, 40 and !. iOp.m.
Fer CoaHsville and iuterniedis.s polhu
I'Wya a. ~, H;p. I 20 and $50 p. m. IN 4 -o,r A
for West Chester, 100 .. M, s'iV' u van
Daily except Saturday and SUNDAY.
ror New Bridge and btermedlate poitts
az p. "A. and on Saturday only 81 b. anH
lp.l m. ,.,.
points, At g. 0s 4, m, And T,0O u. ~. AM lSs
Springfield and intermediate points At D."
4. q. MccAUgLAND. BuwN nss BRI9gs.
nupeYintendenk Gen Pass. AR'h
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05

I
a. bi,AlLFiNonE AND wAsuNnrqH, -, - a,
slii1a, ~ - Il, IN, 24a, y 90, - %. .s ". All
Sunday.
rilt;Gure, IS 20 a. m; '5 70 and 'sn5 p.
CnIcAoo, as 4G q. m. 80 % p, m; both
Cincinnati and st. Louis. ,ll ID a. nj.
and IS % y. m; both daily.
SlNoERLY ccoMNoDATiuN i3J y. N.
and II 10 u. IN. daily.
LAEDENBERa ACCOMMODATION, week
days, G.4O,ll 40 am. 2 IS and to p.m.. sun
days 9 80h M, 2.S and iOp. N
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET sTREEI STATION.
For Philadelphia anu way stations
week days; 80, O 70, s 80, l.3l Il. m. j! ",
Z 235, 3 30 y. IN. sundays. 0 - n. m l. -, %,
For baltimore, week dnys,b $50 70, . 20
IL IS n. m: 2 IS, 80 D. M. Sun,lay5, ~
II. m; 81 and IS 80 p. m.
or Landenberg aud way stations. We (
days, o 80. . 20, II 81 a. m; 81, 3 ~ I. III.
sundays y n. M; ? IS, $50 y. IN.
Cincinnati and - Louis, Ill D Il ~,
daily except sunday, . c..
| dny - 50 y. m, daily.
iittsbnrg, - 80 am, daily, exec pt ul-
day 5.3O y. IN, daily
IEAVE PH1LADELPnik PoR WILMINGTON.
Daily, a 10, 's l5 1910, fll u ~ m, ~
noon, ! IS, J i0,3 10 u 49, 43O Is 0j,G 5},'I -
$40, 1910, II sop. m.
Daily, except Sunday, 5i0an1 @ ..
M, u 70, IS 30 and o % D. m suhaay oh'J'
80 n. IN.
Telephone No. l03.
Ne-Ratcs TO western points lower thal
Via any other line.
sCULL, Ut. oHEII,
OenI Pass. Agt. Genl Manager
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05

.DALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD
IL schedule in effect MAJ l.. l,.l
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. pLFur,
East BOUND
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05
IMPORTANT.

audTe9s =. n, ENNFHIV.
or 5E. a. RAUPELEN,
WHBhinEton. DC
By gr!inafN letHt, cputI E.uy None Order
Issued by AL Express t".apFulcs, New Nnrl
ExthanEe, bTaN Or Postal Note.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05
VACA ION

Is almost here, and every
mothers son will be wanting
a thin suit OF Clothing to 90
out into the country to see
grandpspa with. We have
JUST received a large Invoice
OF odd Pants, prices ranging
from 25c. up. Also a lot Of
Suits from Sl.50 up; better
YET, We have an elegant
pomett flannel waist for 25c
A better one for SOC. These
goods have to be seen to be
appreciated, SO give us a call;
it will cost you nothing un.
less you purchase, which
everyone does that sees them.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05

Grard Monthly Dra wing,
At the Academy Of Music, New
Orleans, Tuesday, July 16, 'S9.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 900
100000 Tickets az Twenty De,.
lars each. Halves GI6i guar GePs
So; Trntbs g.; TN entteths Al,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05

w thc rnierFignei banks and bankers will
pAt aH fTl'es irkNu IN Tbe Louisiana sttta
,.glleil'S Will n l'.Ss h' presented 1t our coun-
1t. Vi. wALNSLEy, fres. Louisiana Sat,
iiank.
TIERHE LASAUN. Pres. state Natl nh
\, BALDWIN. Pres. New Orleans Nlt,i
Bank.
Cara KuHS, Pres. Union SationJ Hank
Daily Republican., 1889-07-05

Express trains.
NLw YonK week days,'2 lao, = 05 lq!9
NEW iohH, Sundays, s4I5, .5Oj A. IA
tl2US, - 8, 20 Us, 81 Gj .. IN.
fniIApELriIIA, week day ,s2l3,'1 dlf0j,
6b0, 7a5, $3.50, 300 'lO q, ~ u a m'
s6 a., u s IS, ~ 81 D. M
PHMApELPniA,s sundays, - ~ o., 10, .jJ,
a0j, ~ n. IN, 'I2 u, %, '23,. 3OJ. ilG
Is Us, ., Gl0. sG ~. sa5 'ga2 p. ~.
CHESTER. week days, - 10. '5Ui, g1if51
loo, 'a5s, 800, 40, s50s. o. Gli 'jIi
CuEsTFR, suninys,s2 ,s2li. '7ui. aJ'. g, eQ5,
- D., Il. M, sl2Us. Ito. -, yO, ii0,
sos, SIS, 10, ~ ii, : 3, - y p. m.
AILANuC Cry, n j., Ncah days, 7.u5,
q0u a m, ! %. uo.Gs U. Saturday onlyh
-, a.0e, sos y. III. sundays 7lpj 4. lli,,
. 3 D. IN.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-03-27
Sons Of the Revolution.

William O. Mcdowell of Newark, n.
J.. Chairman of the Society Of the Sons
of the Revolution, has addressed the fol-
lowing letter to Governor Richardson.
NEWARK. \. j., March 10Th, 1889.
Gorernor John p Richardson, C0luna-
JiG, S. c.
My DEAR SIR: Enclosed please find
copy of resolution adopted at the last
meeting of the Society Of the Sons Of
the Revolution OF New jersey"
also a copy of the con-
stitution and bylaws of the society.
Our committee have to-day invited
through the press of your STATE de-
Scendants of Revolutionary ancestors to
communicate with us, and We desire, if
possible, to obtain convenient room in
which to call meeting to organize a
sister society in your State.
AS the object of the society IS purely
patriotic, the cherlshing of memories
that are dear to every American heart.
we take the liberty of asking you, if
there is no law to the contrary, if you
would place a room in the Capitol at
our disposal for this meeting, and If you
cannot do this you will do the society
the favor OF obtaining room for them.
We would iketo have the meeting take
place, if possible, during this month,
that Your State society when organized
can be represented at the centennial
celebration Of the Inauguration OF
George Washington as first President OF
the United States
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-03-27

field, England, as she waited IN the
wings. stopped to let another actor pass
upon the stage, and in so doing ran INTO
her chest a knitting needle that she was
holding in her hand. She died from the
wound few hours later.
1t is told out in Indiana that III
1880 a dinner was given Ill Madison
County and thirteen men sat at the
taDie. Governor Williams, who was
one Of the thirteen, called attention to
the fatal Number, and there was cons!d-
cradle fun made of the superstition. To-
day but three of the thirteen are alive
Frank II. Perry and Miss Kate Bur-
rousAS Of Bridgeport, CONF, We're mar.
ried last week after q courtshlp OF
nearly thirty years The long delay
was caused by a provision IN the viii OF
Miss Bnrrou@hS'> father rdiSinaerltlnG her
in c;;sa she married Mr. Perry. At[er
heSit:tfias for nearly thirty years she
consulted lawyer, Who promised 10
find 4 way ou5 OF the difficulty, and she
concluded 70 take the risk.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-03-27
FACTS FROM FAIEFIELD.
The New Episcopal Church at WINS
boro- CoIored Child Fatally burned

WINESDaEo. Marcia 2l.-ISpccial to
The Register. the first service was
held in the uew, Episcopal Church here
Yesterday BY the h:v. j. G. Glass, the
pastor. On the 2S:h Of the month there
xii! be 2 formal opening service, at
which several visiting c!ergymen will be
present, among them the R2ys. Ellison
CapcrS, NcGu!lonsh and ,i"Neely DH-
Bose. The church cannot be detected,
owing 10 Il Necessary debt contracted in
It's construction.
y negro child, 4 wears Old, was
hGrnc>' an tho .;iace of }. {. Iackorii!.
near B'ack>toci:. or Saturday. 50 ha;!iy
t;,aJ si,a G;vd on Sunday L i; iloaShl
from wii&; rae Ear?2d ci;id sad before
her death tlat m cider SISTER SCI fire TO
!.cr c!oihrS-w.:cth@r accidentally Or III
t2nrionai!y docs not appear.
y missionary m2c;ing was held at
D!ack>rock on Monday and Tuesday.
The Eav. Il. Lane, missionary Of t.e
Presbyterian Church to Brazil, delivered
several Interesting an,i Instructive lee
ulreS OF the work Of the society in that
country.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-03-27
A Stupid s cry Disposed OF.

RICHMOND, Va, March 19.-The stu
pid story started in New York and sent
over the country to the effect that a
rapture had occurred between Mrs.
-Amelie MTcs- Chanler and her husband,
aud that Z separation had taken place,
is entirely without foundation. A!r.
Chanler returned from Europe fe;T
weeks ago and Immediately coined bis
wife al Castle Iiii NJ. and Mrs. Chan
Icr are now in Washington. They will
20 10 Castle Hi, tue home OF Mrs.
Chanler's father, where, after remaining
q few days, accompanied BY Mrs. a. L.
RivcS, t6c latly's mother, they Will come
here and spend ashort time with friends.
From here they will go to New York,
aud sail from thence to Paris Oh May /.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-03-27
Eject OF q Mistake n Figures.

An iucident occurred OF Saturday
which illustrates The effect Of !; mistake.
IN figures on speculation. B:;acstHcc: 5
computed the visible and invisible
supply OF wheat, in other words, Tie
worlds surplus on market, a l9i, 000,-
600 bushels, against 21Q, Q,000.030 baSil.!S
the same tine last year. Tie estimate
was telcsraphed to Chicago and Other
Western grain markets ar 1873, Gee, ESQ
bushels Ill round numberS. Somehow
or other the figures became twisted on
;he wire, and when they re&cA2d the
Vest contained tie startling Hil:!'"lc"-
mcnt t;:a' tic supply was oniH l29 ,H20,-
00o. On this the priec OF some Of the
speculative >;a!i:cr;ns III Chicago ad-
vancc;l ab21t two cents per 5us:lcl.
Later. |nen the mistake was discovered,
about half the grain WAS wiped out, as
10 Goubt we're the expected profits OF
some OF those engaged i'll Spcr!:ating or
the strength OF The estimate.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-03-27
RAILROAD CAR SHOPS BURNED.
Three Hundred Thousand Doila~s Worth
Of Rolling Stock Des:voye&.


WrKasB!.aRE, Pa.. March 20.-lhe
extensive car and D3iGt Shops OF the
Central Railroad Of N"w Jersey. aJ
ashley, about two laiics from here, were
destroyed BY FIRE at 1 o'c!1c%; this morn
ing. The buildings We're Of brick,
erected in 1861 Tncy were immense
5 ructures, built in tie form of q section
OF a round house. About two hundred
men were etdY!oycd The fire spread
with such fearful ra3i3!ty that absolutely
nothing was saved. Al OF thcworkmen
lost their tools, and there will be a loss
in this respect OF i0,000 Or more. many
Of the men each vaiuing their tools at
from $ig0 to $200 q kit. The building
bclongs to the Lc!ii4h Coal and Navi-
CATION Company and were leased by the
Central Railroad Of New jersey. /: is
estimated thai the loss on tie buildings
will reach fully 500, 600.
Besides The p opcrty OF Che employees
already mentioned, We're several bag
gage and smoking cars, two passenger
coaches. freiSh: cabooscs, gondo!as and
Goa! cars. I'll of these were consumed.
The loss on rolling stock aione will foot
up to $500, Geo, and the loss on paints
and materials will reach IRON $4,000 70
so, coo. TIC buildings and stock were
entirely insured, bu: yle workmen i4ad
nc insurance protection.
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
The flames were EoJ >!b;3uGt until after
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