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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-27
Scientific Warfare.

1t has been found that q nickel-plateG
bullet will 60 plump through n man,
where one without will stop short, and
England will hereafter -Rickelplate all
her hullpia - p. ... .t t.... Co..
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-27
VIII Pay Them.

Henry 1,ochefort announces that the
Boulangist committee will pay the Officials
dismissed from the government employ
because OF their adherence to the B0ulan,
gists the iuil salaries they now receive
from the government.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-27
The pope's Household.

The court Of Pope Leo is said to, com
prise l ,lG0 persons, nearly 500 Of whom
bear the title OF chamberlain. He has
twenty private secretaries IN his employ.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-27
Some Ritter In IT,

The shah OF Persia found his visit in
London one not ali OF pleasant surprises
and grateful offerings. Browning insisted
upon presenting him With full set OF his
works I'D ..- ''.--
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-27

Not ii you 90 through the world dyspap-
tie. AGker's Dyspepsia Tablets area posi-
tive cure for the worst forms Of dyspepsia,
indigestion, hAtulency and constipation,
Guaranteed and sold hv A. e. Ireland, jr,
druggist. :-~-...'.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-27

This medicine can always be depended
upon, not only in the mtder forms of
summer complaint, but also for malignant
dysentery and cholera iniantum. The
lives OF many persons, and especially
children, are saved byit each year. 1t is
pleasant, safe and reliable. For sale by
GIN, Creamer, b.. ..~---
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-27
TEE NEW PRIZE STORY

Is eagerly sought for, read with pleasure or dis
ten. Bat ladies who read Of Or. PcrCes En-
Yorite Prescription, read 1t again, for they dis
cover in it something to, prize-a messenger OF
JOY TO those suffering from functional dcrangc-
ments or from any.of tlIo painful disorders or
weaknesses peculiar to their sex. Periodical
pains, tntcrnal inflammation and liberation.
leucorrhea and Kindred ailments readily Wild
20 ita wonderful curative and healing powers,
IL ls the only medicine for women, sold nv
druggists, under positive guarantee
from the manufacturers, that 1t viii give salts
faction IN every case, or money viii DO re-
tunqed. This guarantee hos been printed on
tho botti2-wrappcrs, and faithfully carried QUE
FOR many years. SI.o by druggists, or sir
bottles fQr $500. 80 -
Copyright, 1855, by WORLDS DIS Mrp. ASSN,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-27

l." Richau's Golden BaIsnm No, i
Cares Chancres, first and second s,agcs;
Sores en- the Legs and Body; Sore Ears,
Eyes, Nose, etc, Coppcr-Colored Biotches,
Hyphilitic ratlrIh, diseased Scalp, and all
primary 20 ms Of tho disease known as
syphilis. Price, SIS co per Bottle.
La Hichnu'S Golden Bnlsnm No.9
Cures-Tertlary, Mcrcurial Syphilitc Rheu-
moti8m, Pains in tho Bones, Pains in tho
Head, back Of tho Neck, liberated Sore
Throat, Syphlit!c Rash, Jumps and con-
tracted Cords, Stiffness Of the Limbs, and
eradicGtes oil disease from the system,
whether caused by ndscrotions or abuse
tt Mercury, leaving the blood pure and
healthy. cPrico IS co per Fottle.
L" aichnn'5 Golden SIunish Anti
dote for the cure OF Gonorrh9a, elect,
Irritation Gravel, md oil Urinary or Cent.
Hnttle.
S,p Hichnu's Golden Spanish In
lection, for severe cases Of Gonorrhpa,
inNImmatory elect, Stricturcs&c. Price
81 40 per BottIo.
f.e Ieiciau'5 Golden Ointment
Tor the eff ctivc healing Of Syphlitic Sores,
end eruptions. Price 81 co per BOX.
10 RichnE's Goidon Phi s-Ncrvc
md Drain treatment: loss o. physical pow.
CT. excess OF oyer-wort, lrostraton, etc.
Erioo SO 90 per Box.
Tonic ard Eervino,
sent everywhere, c. o. D.. securely packed
per express.
.. T.. RICHARDS d CO. Agents,
=. & 429 Saus0mc street, Corner Clay,
Sln Francisco Cal. a
CIRCULAR MAILED FREE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10

THE Rev. Frederick Mayer, pastor
Of an evangelical church at Lansing,
Mich, has seriously offended his con.
gregation by purchasing q lottery
ticket, which fortunately for the
reverend gentleman struck prize OF
five thousand dollars. When Mr..
Mayer was demonstrated with in refer
ence TO the transaction, he said that he
bought the ticket the same as he would
ge. married or take any other hazard
GUS step, but this did not satisfy his
congregation, and 1t Is probable there
will be an early vacancy In his pulpit.
There may be question in reference
to ministers patronizlng lotteries, but
the grab bag, the fishing pond and
other games OF chance that Gre in.
dulSed in at some of the church fairs
are on the same principle, with the
single exception that the prizes are
considerably smaller. Still there are
those who, while they cannot see any
improperly in the latter, would seri.
ously object to any one investing in o
lottery ticket, and we presume that
Mr.. Mayors congregation belong to
Tat elase.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10

The following games were played yes.
terday;
Philadelphia at Cleveland-Rlin.
Chicago-Chicago, 0; Boston, 0.
Observation-Disclosures, !; New
York, s.
Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 49, Washing
ton, 8.
Kansas City-Kansas City, IL; St.
Louis, 4.
uisville-Louisville 8; Cincinnati, Is
MISUNDERSTANDING, 8, Cuban
Giants, 0.
Decentralization, 81 Norwalk, O.
| Forfeit
Gurhams at York-Raiu.
Ioledo-Toledo, /, Buffalo, 2. 90 IN.
nings.)
Toronto Toronto, 10, Hamilton, l.
DetroIt-Ro1hester game postponed
rain.
London-syracuse game postponed
rein.
New Hayen-Ncw Haven, 81 New
ark, o.
Worcester Worcester, 8; Lowell, l.
i NOTES.
Brooklyn is tie with St. Louis for frs
Place.
New York Is only five points behir
the Boston club
Maui may be released by the P!ttsbur
for another catcher.
/ 1t IL understood that the Middle State
7 League will play ont the season.
WI kes-tarrg Will not organize q elu
. to 10 into tie Middle States League.
+, TIE Cuban Giants and Gorhams play
ct smp.onaAip game Il Gloucester tC
morrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10

Those lots high dry healthy location with all the
Improvements going that could possibly be done enhance
the value OF lots Two minutes walk to the Public School
that the Board Of Public Education building Third
and Woodawn at cost of $4,000 Three min
ute walk to Fifth and Union where depot almost built
for the Eighth street extension electric line One minute
Front and Greenh avenue which the proposed terminus
OF the Front and Union Line extended and which be
electric line One minute Front and Webb where you can
take the steam Tor Water and Market Delaware
and DUPONT street hour for five The b. 60 Railroad
Company have ordered the removal of the buildings
point preparatory to making extensive improvements that
point The streets all being graded electric lights
to replace the gasoline lamps month Now all ask you
to do to and look this land price land other
places consider the matter well and the improvements location
short time. One hundred dollars in bank will bring
Iyou about $50 in ten years; 500 here would
bring you than double that in two to four
years. and possibly four times much For home
plate living in nice cottage with little garden surrounding
it. shade trees vegetables flowers fruits porcocs where YOU
back yard And all ofhs for less than you get
house for the city with opportunity and
the other Remember pass title only
those whom we know to be thoroughly respectable Remember
these lots getting day We offered the
inducements several years ago sell lots squares further in
but could not do to-day for five times price we got then
with less prospects then than for their enhancement We
90 not ask you to take representations but and
for yourselves and don't say far out for if was further
IN you could not buy for three times much those lots
now bringing Don't expect Market street property sub
urban prices. 1t costs nothing look and inquire Title guar
Iantced for years.
TERNlSSIo cash each lot as soon as knocked off ant
is per month until paid for; per off for cash. terms
be complied with on or before the following Saturday.
Hacks leave 81 Nth and Market streets g. 80 O'clock
TEEOS. Nj. 0asEE,
-, , PETER u. FORD.
| l. w STlDllAA & SON, Auctioneers
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10

THERE will be an enormous shortape
of wheat in Europe this year, and
Austria, Hungary will fall short at
least 60, oo0,tC0 bushels, Russia will
also have very short crop, and re.
ports from India show the same con.
ditiop of affairs in that country. There
fore Europe win have to look TO Amer.
lea for supply OF breadstuffs, and it
is fortunate for the United States that
the crop in the West Is 30 large that
We will have not only sufficient to
make up for any shortage in the East.
ern States, but also q surplus, which
will place this country in condition
10 supply the world. For while II
was feared that the crop in the North,
west would be failure. but the result
has proved different. Consequently
the farmers OF that section will be
enabled to make large shipments
abroad. for which they will receive
good returns.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10

way that this can be accounted for is
that in each case the passengers were
terrorlzed by the sight Of loaded and
cooked revolvers pointed at them, and
consequently held up their hands as
they were hidden, and allowed them.
selves TO be robbed. We have known
OF instances where one man, with q
single barrelled pistol, kept crowd Of
half dozen at bay, as each man was
afraid that II he advanced he would
be the one shot. This we presume Is
the principle on which these robbers
work, but still we cannot help think
ing, after the experience OF con-
ductor, who beat two of them of his
train with a lantern, that one or two
determined men, who were not afraid
to take the chances, would DO more
than match for half dozen of these
train robbers
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10


THE Democratic pa;Iy is very much
In favor OF civil service reform Low,
GDd seem 10 lbinE tAat every one who
was appointed TO IN Office by the iast
administration tauuid De perAAtled to
rcrvc us iull term. In some instances
there is NO GoQ1L GUt lLls Is L0,hmg
more than right. as We sle frank IN
gazing that soIHe lew Of these Demo.
cratic oihCe-holders have pLriorHed
their duty in satisfactory manner,
bnd consequently should not be dis,
turbed. We have several Of this Kind
in this city, among tLcm beiag Post
master Taylor, wEo has faithfully at
tended to the duies Of lis position
Still, while we believe that tile nj jor
lily of the Republican party are il iavol
of observing the civil service reform
law in such cases as this, it was uo
followed by the last administration
which turned competent Republican
officials out, and replaced them, ii
many instances, with incompetent
Democrats. This was especially the
case where the oiice-holdcrs were Ole
soldiers, and we arc glad TO see tia
the Civil Service Reform Commission
proposes 10 remedy this by giving
these men the preference for teapp0int
ment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10

THE Chicago knights Of Labor, "
the organ of that organization in the
West, says that there are now scarcely
one hundred thousand members in the
United States, and declares that the
order "has ceased to be factor in the
labor problem" Not many years ago
the knights of Labor had meniber
ship OF fully hall million, but at tho
convention held la Indianapolis last
November il was admitted tina, it had
decreased TO three hundred thousand.
Since then the falling of has heen
still greater and this once powerful
order, which at one time promised to
do so much for the ameliorgtion ol
working men and women is in a state
OF decline, from which 1t can never
rally. This can only be attributed u
the III advised action Of some of The
leaders, who involved the members il
causeless strikes and boycots, which
injured them moro than those they
were directed against. II the tlyict
Of Mr.. Powdcrly had been strictly fol
lowed it Is probable that the order
would be stronger to-day than it eve
was.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10

CITY COUNCIL did last evening lust
what il should have done on Thurs
day evening. II repudiated the action
of the officials who instructed the
Union Bank not TO honor check
drawn by Council, and directed the
bank TO ray it AS City Solicitor
Turner said in his communication, 1t
looks very much as though the officials
of the bank hoped 10 obtain the Gu.
dorsenent of Council, so that if any
litigation ensued il would be the city
md not the bank that would have tho
bill to foot. The bank ia the party
which has the greatest interest II stak 9
In this matter, and if the validity OF
the law ia to be tested II is the bank
and not the city that should don.
II Council had endorsed the action
Of the bank there would have been a
long and expensive law suit, the bills
for which would lave Lad to be paid
by the Taxpayers. lii the meantime,
all work on the streets would have
been stopped, while the bank would
have haG the USE OF this large sum o.
money for discounts. While this NJ
doubt would have been highly salts.
factory 10 The U.nk, It would not h4Vt
been SO pleasing TO the taxpayers
Therefore Council did right in direct
Ing the bank to pay The cneck, ana
the officials DO not choose 10 follow
these Instructions, II Will be them an
their iustitut,On who vii have TO ne
sumo the responsibility, ANA not ia
city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10

PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. August 10, 1889.
Store closed at / P. M.

Half a storetul Of just the
little and big things you
need for the seaside or the
mountains or to make the
homestaying more COM
Portable.
Take them for granted.
A little walk around may
give you a morning hint Of
play or pleasure or use
things that you'll be thank
full for.
Bring the youngsters
along. Little sharp eyes
will hardly wink for won.
der.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10

John Clifford, whose name was mer-
toned among those OF the tramps
arrested 1T tie West Yard on
last Tuesday evening, wishes US to
Say that he had no connection what
ever With those fsr les, but wGs return
ing from the spring OF Mre. Robinson,
VII, re he had Locu TO get "a drink OF
winter, v hon the officers made their raid
and he was arreGtei by Item. He has
when lie was gotbled up by the officers.
He paid his fine aud was discharged by
squire Monaghan, while the tramps weIe
sent 10 New Castle lor forty days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10
PUBLIC SALES.
A DMiNIsTRAToRI i SALE

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
oFPERsoNAL PROPERTY.
WIN he sold at public skle on the premises
In Newport, Delaware, on
MONDAY, August 10, 1859.
All O'Clock, p. M,
the following described personal property be-
LONGING 10 the eat t. OF Alexander Irons do
deAaed, TO wit.
.H rEisp horse SS.S i y sound IND viii
work anywhere. Two good mitch cows
Both are In profit. One StafiinH heifer. !
horse pillow, culuyAtor, corn planter with
turnlp sead attachment b sets carriage hsr-
ness, grain fan, hay cutter, land bone mill,
carriage, horse rake, one-horte wagon. lot q
foTks, rsksa, hoes and slloVsls. seed rye, hay
and straw, corn In the gtound, contsuts OF
truck patch, including a OF OF Erayes and po-
tatoes. chickens by the pair, lot Of lumber,
stones and brick, old ifdn aud many other
art cles. Also the entire household furniture,
ousisting Of bedroom furniture, sofas, sec
TetaTF, locking glasses medical and other
books.
TEHMs:-A sums Of tsl And under, cash;
all over that RinOuuta credit OF " day win he
given by purchaser giving n bAnkable note
with al approved endorsdr, interest added,
SARAH X, lRoss.
NM. j. ARMSTRONG
AdIninisaratorj.
Aus-ts
l., W. sudbam & Son Autt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10
BALTIMORE & OHIO RArtpo,n
- schedule IN eject li.'g Az T.,
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE ni',''l
EAST BuUNu 90 T.

| RhLAihNhh OHIO RATLEOAn
- schedule In eject ll.,, IL II,
A"AlN9 LEAVE DEL. AVE pArr
Express trains.
kEwN DIRK week days.s2 .,..-..
am. al1ps, - y. Sos. 81 lG',. y. '''-S
NEW loiIK. Sundays s2Ii
sl!os. - y, IS Us, 80 tj D m. 3D. ''' D. N,
PHtLApELruiA. week dny4s2la.,-.-l..
e51 40. $50 90, 40 ~. lo.. .}
~ d9 M ~ ~ IN ~ 90. az 'oo& 3 "
pHLAprLPHiA. Sunday, mise, Pc. 81,
bU5, 40 ~ u. m, az VI. | w. sl'- ~
20 ", b u, 10. 81 ~, 6,li Ban ID, 81
CHESTER, wook days.'2 u, .1u5. o6-s,s
ioa, ~, . 20. SO 10 lbAEu. M ,a..
5 tx SIS 20 3 n ei n ''o'' ~ ola VI
oChFsTra. Sundays. ql37m.ca-,.,
- 0s. 8 20. GlO. 81 ID, SIS. ~! + n, n" ~
ATLANTIC CRY, y j., W,cs i,'. 90
h.op u. m, o., u2.ua on satuil.. u.'t'
VII 5s e.cl, h's p M Sundays. ,i @. ,.-
p,, WEST BOUND.
~ 'AcRH AND WLsllsuTov .isH,st,
l5 "a. m. 2E. $40. 500 N
S Sn,iS 'oa M. '2usp. IN. didly. ylcts,
ritt;Sarg, $40 a. mi $40 and e.
m; nll daily. '
CHICAGO. $40 a. m, $40 p. m, b.,
Cincinnati and st. Louis ,ur.
and - 10 p. IN; both dnly. IT, n
siNGKHLH ACcuMhopArioX. IRA d..
ana ii 10 u. m, daily VI
LAHDHNhhR0 AUCoNMouAr,1y ,o,
| days. 30. IL Sam, 2 A. aud .lniy
days, y ~ "A. M, :. - and 5 !Up.
ThAiEB LEAVE MAEKrT sTutrf --..i.v
For Philadelphia ana MN --..
week gays; D. 80, 9 Is. 3 20. il.sb;r .!.
10, % y. M sundays. & 81 II. iA.,l.il!h
For baltimore, wooh days.s...r1 s.,
ii 50 "A. NJ; s., - 81 u. IN suplny' ~
a.. m; 2 81 and 'a 80 y. IN. '''''' 70 W.
For Landunbcrg aud way s,nt -,,.. ,,,...
DAYS, 20, 20. II 81 a. ~, eSi 5.eI ., OF,
sundays - q. M; 2 ~. G.-l.. u
| Cincinnati aud ~. Luuis, III IS 4. r
dnily except sunday.
| Chicngo : ~ u m. daily, CIctpt Sun.
| day. ~ p, m, daily.
| fltts burg, q 10 am, daily, cNccpt sun
| cay; 5.JU D. M, dniiv
LEAVE PHiLApbLriia FuR NuNiyirav
Daily, - ~. - Is. l0pn, I'll lpn.n. IN
noon, J ~, / 0,SOo.'4 IS, $50. - ui.JgTA
60, 10 10. IL 80 y. m
Daily. except Sunday. ;inau1 - q.
mr. u q, % " and q y. IN. sunday 0A,I.
90 n. M.
Telephone No iNl.
e. Rates 70 western points lower than
via any other lino.
co. sCULL, Ut. OpFIL.
Genl Pass. A-t uenl lLluI.lE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10
Dnnth of a Yonny NInn.

Mr.. W. NJ, Cnarsee, who was engaged
with tho sA.vatlon Army, was taken sick
Al scaiord, about three weeks ago, and
although he was tnJrded the most care.
ful me iicAl attendance, he Continued to
grow worse, aud died on Monday last.
His parents, who resides at llavre Dc
Grace, Md. had his remalus removed to
that place, and were Inferred there on
Wednesday,. lie was nepa- W Of j. II.
W!ckes of this city, who syinpathlzes
very warmly with his parents in their
aiIi lction.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10

nc new Era OF n1luulctoWn, Dela-
ware, and the Kent News of Chester.
town, Maryland, both OF them Demo
cratic papers, complain bitterly, be-
cause, as they allege, Senator Higgins
hGs appointed q colored man postal
clerk on tho rsiirosd from Clay ton,
Del, to ChesteItown, Md. They say
great many abusive things about Mr..
Higgins as well as about the new ap.
pointee, who is Mr.. Alfred L. johnson
Of this city. TDe New Era and Kent
News are more indignant and yItupers.
tive than they are wise and informed
concerning the facts The truth of
the matter is that Mr.. Higgins had
nothing to do with Mr.. Johnson's ep-
pointnent. He got the plgce through
the generous operation of the Civil
Service Reform act Since May Is,
last, the postal clerks have been put
under this act, by ruling of the late
Democratic postmaster general.
About the middle OF June last Post
master Taylor held an examination
for this service ut the postofice in this
city. This young man and two others
presented themselves. He passed very
creditably and received his certificate
In about two weeks. Two or three
weeks later he was surprised TO receive
On appointment to the Clayton and
Chestertown route, the clerk there
who had been appointed we learn on
MIR, Higgins' Recommendation having
been promoted. Thus our Democratic
neighbors will sec that Mr.. johnson
got his place because of his merit, and
because of rule laid down by a
Democrat, and from al examination Of
his merits and qualifications byanother
Democrat, Moreover, Mr.. johnson,
while OF negro extraction, is iairer
than any OF his traducets, and is sp.
parentlY possessed Of better manners. 8
II not about time Tor Democratic news
papers in Delaware 10 stop crying
"nigger" The Democratic party OF
Delaware has not elected candidate
since 1850 that did not receive votes
OF colored men who were solicited by
Democratic politicians. A colored man
who is capable of filling an Office is as
worthy OF 1t as white man in this
country; "a man is man for a that !"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10

snAMoRIN, Pa, Aug 9.-Thc shamo-
kin Driving Park and Agricultural Asso
citation had their first meeting to-day.
While race was IN progress james
. 3ren, WHO was slightly intoxicated,
in listed on standing on the track near the
homrstrc!ch. An Ollie took him out OF
the way several timcs, but all to no pur.
Jose. just as the winning horse passed
under the wire O'Brien was struck by Q
shaft and his breast bone broken. 1t 1t
thought he Will die.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10
DUBLIC SALE OF ST OCK.
NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON

NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
IN Ferry Company. Time table between
Wilmington and Pennsgroye, taking effect
Sunday, June -. 1853.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave Wilmington, King street pier, a. Is,
400 2. 20 4. IN, il.S, I. 80 \, m. arrive penns-
grove :, on, AS, Q % Il IN. l2.Ua, sos a. IN.
Leave Pennsgrove g. 10, 9.H n. M, I.2a, aln,
g. 81 p. N. arrive Wilmington go, 10. 2 a.
IN, 2.Ol 3.aa, 900 p. IN.
SUNDAYS ONLY.
l. cave Wilmington sa5, G.2H 100 y. IN.
u Ia 7.dp H. NJ; arrive fchusFruye 8. 10 100
2. % .. M, u 81, sos "A. IN. Leave Penns
grove 90, so, n. IN, 20, b.a, Us n, m.
arrive " llmington us, obs, a. M, !. IS, e Us
s 30 y. m. Arrive Atlantic City III, 10 d, Ia,
leave Atlantic City 6. 0 y. III.
Passengers for Wilmington may 20 on This
trip al the boat and tAkcMLmington 4 North
trn irnin from rieT. gR1e the same as to
King street. tlhls boat viii not run however
Tor any but Cape May partlsD
A. u. McCAUSLAND.
lta9-eodu Sup,rlutendcuL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10

George Mic wishes IT to be understood
that 1t was not him who performed in
Nile, puliu and Gilbrid.'s Violet Novelty
show, as Was reported in Wednesday
evenings issuei 1t was different person
altogether by the name OF William Nile.
Also that the show was given at Fourth
and Orange streets and not Fourth and
Tatnall We d.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-10

Time table In eject June Ld, l3i). Tfla
for HendinG, 6iTosbOIO, joanna hph9s-
fed, WayueInarE junction, GRnoT ,roi..y.t
TAmaquA, Allentown, Ie9Anon, Ntths r.
HeaiinE n. e., I. 50 .. M, Z. 10 and 4. S ?, ~,
FOR Springfield, Yaynt.bura Jga;.l997.,
goatesvlle fmbieey1io, Lenale',n o nso1,sa
e. 90 \. M, !. TO- T.. o AND 6. " p. N. .,,,, 4,
Fer COateBville and intermediate F''A~
100 a. M, Z. o, I 70 and S, 10 p. N. "A ,l,ud
For West On ester. 100 9. m, 49,
% Daily except saturday and SUNDAY
For New Bridge and intermsdiAte poluA.
III p. m. and on Saturday only At D." '9S
p.lbp. m. ,u..r-.iL.i
Springfield and intermediate points I" ="
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