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TO LET or LEASE
40 RENT or LEASE

.Ssz a THAT desirable Premises
gy Il on Fort street, In the
&sk4AA "McInerpy Block" recently
occupied By j. N. =. Williams, suitable
for office or store. For information
apply to Office Union Iron Works, Es-
planGde, OF TO
b59 In j. n, y. WILLIAMS,
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DR.. A. LUTZ
Tai Wo WingKee..
No. SO Euuanu St. 20. Box s7.
Boot and Shoe Store.

Having had 10 years experience in
the business, l am prepared to manu-
facture to order fashionable habC-
sewed Ladies' & Gentlemen's Boots Il
Shoes. Also, French & American Boots
q Shoes received by every steamer.
Prices reasonable ! solicit your pat-
toHaSe' 694 3m
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Executor & TRUSTEES Sale Of
REAL ESTATE,
Leases, Cattle, Horses,
IGtc.. Etc, t.ic.

BY direction of CECIL BROWN. Ex-
ecutor & Trustee Of the Last viii and
Testament of Philip Milton deceased.
l am directed to sell at Public Auction,
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WANTED
TO LET

saN A A HOUSE with rooms
ASIs5A "A and bath, ON the cor
@kIkEEsB ner of Bcretania and Pensa-
cola streets. Cars pass the door. APP
ply ut this Office. 55l II
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ELECTION.
NOT

tsN. w. CHAPTER has taken man
w agemcut Of the Wood!awn Dairy
Il Stock TO. Mr.. John Grace resigned.
W. o. SMITH.
Secretary w y. ~ 5. Go.
Honolulu. July ! 1880. 800 81
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby giyen tina, l will
~ not pay dehis contracted in my
name without my written order.
W. G. ACHl.
Honolulu, July Z, 1890. SOS I'm
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LARGE & IMPORTANT
Credit Trade Sale !!

I am directed by MEsSRs. II. BACK
FIELD Il Co. to sell at Public Auction,
at their store. Queen street, on q liberal
credit to the trade, on
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
He Got His Clothes.

Shortly before Q o'clock last evening .
s-looking young man s6tSred
the clothing sstabiishment Of Mullin &
Son, o. Sixth aud Market streets. and
after announcing that his name was
Clark, said he wished to purchase suit
Of clothes He seemed hard To please,
and examined . number Of suits before
be finally selected one costing SIS. He
said he would like his mother to sec II
before consummating the purchase, and
an GRAND boy was sent with him to No.
ao0 East Sixth street, whore he said he
livod. Upon arriving at this place he
told tho boy to wait at the door, and that
he would be out In few minutes. The
boy waited nearly 90 hour, aud o. he did
not return rang the bell and made in
quiry for him, only TO find that he was
gone. Officer Evans was notified, aud,
with two clerks from Mr.. Mullins, pro-
ceeded to the place, whom the lady said
that the man had boarded with her for
somo time, but left her about three
weeks ago. He returned ON Thursday
and asked permilsion to iesve his valise
there until he called for 1t. A large
valise and small hand grip were found
In the second story Of the house filed
with his old clothing and ready for re-
movsl. They with their contents were
taken to the police station, but the thief
could not be found, and II was evident
that after entering the house he had
changed bis clothes aud decamped with
the new suit.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Court Next Week

may term Of the Court OF General
esn aud Peace aud jan Delivery for
~ g'ste County viii convene ut 10
akk iezt Monday morulng. The lIst
ss'l'asl c.ses 10 smaller than for
tine, and consists of the following
uttaI, y, lracticing medicine without
e'a't, i sodomy, l. embezzlement.
tMaait and battery, /; assault with
sfl 10 XII, l; burglary, |; gambling.
@Rfy, |, II Is believed thatt The crimi.
.aHs'Lt.s will be disposed Of In three
,ssT, aie number OF civil cases on
n, al.l itsl, but "a Judge Paynter /,
lulle sigk, and consequently will
M ft'.pi, aud neither chief Justice
t1sI, 81 Judge Houston are well II
snssly probabie that many Of them
7, b tiled at this term. sA
it.ts are l46 application. for Iio,or
.n, el Which lo3 arc fer pl4ce,
.'.' wv established in Ibis city, II from
,,st =. oa''lde the CITY, l6 from parties
'%f refused, sud 8 nav applica.
llsis Is hut druggist APPLYING
1Nea Yea hunter Of r.monstr.nces.
W. ssI I.% u ally OF tho.e pr.yiouslv
3d vii 10 granted. ~'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Proud Of the Relationship.

From tho Atlanta Constitution.
"Oh, Mr.. senbsrry," cried her little
brother, ~ am 30 glad you arc going to
be- kin TO me-"
"Ah, johnny. is that soi' be gasped,
look Of happiness fitting over his face.
"How did you kuowi Come here and
sit on my lap and tell me all you have
heard"
"Sister's other feller come here last
night" began tho boy, alter he was
safely in the arms of the young man, de
vouring . quarters worth Of candy,
"and heard them talking bout you.
"What did they sayi"
"He was ma3," replied tho terror,
"'cause ss goes with you SO much"
"And what Was her reply to himF'
continued the young man, the look Of
happiness spreading further across his
features.
"she said," began the youth again.
''that he NEEDN'T get mad cause you
come to see her, ~ yon was . soft snap
aud WAS saving hinl lots Of money that
would 70 to hxin' up their house after
they were married.
The look Of conteutment on the young
mans face eave way to the pallor OF
des pair, as he gasped:
"Well, how is that going to make mo
kin to 7oul'
"Oh, went on the boy, 'I,m comm to
that now. She said that when you pro-
pcsed to her she would be = sister 10
you; and won't that make you my
| brotherl"
Az the child picked himself of the
floor he bshcld the form OF tls young
man fit through the front door.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
THE FIRE AT PRESTON.
THE LOSS OF LIFE 0ReATeR
THAN EsTIMATED.
Three More Inmates Known to Have
Been Burnod-Tho Full Number
VIII Not be Known Until the
Coroner Investigates

UrIcA, N. Y. May 9.-The number Of
bodies found In the ruins oi the poor.
house, In Preston, Chanaugo county, A.
ready numbers Is. The impression 10
growing that the loss Of life far exceeds
the Hrss estImste.
In the building were very many aged
men and women, some Of whom had not
left their beds for months. aud others
who, from weakness Of mind, were In
capable OF finding their way out OF the
building In tho midst Of the confusion
and excitement which prevailed. II 10
now believed that number OF these
psrishsd, and this belief 10 strengthened
by the discovery Of . body this morning
at some distance from the department
occupied by Imbecills. There are several
feet Of ashes and debris in the cellar, and
the probabilities are that when they are
removed . number Of bodies will be
found, Many Of the old people had NO
relatives, aud they ore only brought to
mind by the recollection Of the keeper
aud their companions, so 1t 10 impossible
yet to cay how many are missing.
The building burned very rapidly, ~
If pitched aud tarr.d, and with great
| ferccness.
The fire was intensely hot, and the be-
lief exists that some of tho bodies were
90 com pletely incinerated that no trace
of them eau be found. The following
i are known to have been burned besides
those mentioned in previous dispatches
Mary yosburg, Otselic; Roxie Mallory,
Norwich, and Julia Hunt. Norwich.
The Board Of Supervisors OF the county
10 In session this afternoon. Ono insane
woman was captured near Plymouth
some IL miles distant, last night. Sh'
was half clad, and bewailing tho loss o
her home.
One of the imbeciles was scared int
her senses by the fire, and escaping from
the burning room by o window, reached
the roof and crswied along the ridg
boar and reused the keepers wife from
slumber, thus saving her life.
On Monday the coroner's jury VII
begin the taking of testimony, and 1t
not expected that full number OF thos
missing will be known till then, a. Oft
ciale are very reticent. The insane pau
psrs will be brought to Utica on Satul
. day, and preparations are being made Il
J the State Hospital to receive them.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
~ ""' Thrown ON the Tra,,

II Mai.
piLston :, An,a'. i,I,'. she Philadelphia, vii.
brl IN N. baltimore railroad was en-.
{tic,s ~ h eeeF' y A. Philadelphia on
auei l. H. n. white. attorney for
Pfish ll, ,it.., lor Injuries and insults
t,la by .'iia' II, ds'. as.elsed BY being put of
hytsutts IN Nv npahy on the 3Oth Of
h.s,r ss pa,c.a ,,a ke1t on Saturday, Sep
clifton la 1 NJ, astu an excursion tIcks.
tame ns' ~ iat, p to This city and rsturo
shr,lpe roir u.'suelphia, returning to.
n uposs toiht on the Monday follow.
he cana ua p eseniing lis return COUPON
hui IN -.e,or ,s, OF tie train the official
NJ be va. !, ,aae 1t aud Mr.. Kent cIaims
w..hs,ip pa' Oh the car with Violence
l~eh a, Ices co,, cause. lie briugs suit for
b be ,utra-et ,tr.set And for the humilia.
uefed BY the occurrence
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Vitality Of Women.

Any theorist who denies the superior
vitality OF women should pause and con
slider that astounding British female, the
Deceased Wiie'c Sister. She has more
invuinerab'lity than Achillo sho Is
more susceptible of resuscitaticn than
tue Phenix. Age cannot wlther her,n
custom stale her iudnlte monotony; in
the "ro, .bud garden of girls" she is a
perennial. aud 1t may confidently be pre-
dicted that 10 the ruins OF London, and
the overthrow OF the universe Macauley' Z
New Zealander and Campbell's last man
will respectively enjoy (or otherwiss) =
tcte- a.tete with the Deceased Wifs's Sis
ter.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Al the tIDern House.

IA Tin Soldier" will be presented this
afternoon and evsning at Proctor q Grand
Opera House. under the management OF
Mr.. Frank Mckee. The company is .
good one and the piece 10 quito funny
and laughable. Miss Fannie Bloodgood,
- Patsy, 10 - lively . soubretts a. could
be desired, and Ms. st.. George Hussey,
a. the Hibernian Violet, 10 ~ effective NJ
was once Miss Amy Ames. The plumber
10 played with c0mmendAble energy by
Mr.. Paul Dresser, aud tho classical parts
Of Rata 10 10 the hands OF Mr.. Louis
Wesley, who 10 nightly improving IL.
Tho Carrie Story 10 Miss Belle Stapleton.
and the Miss Badge, Miss Nellie Haw.
thorne. The performance 10 n jolly one,
and no doubt good audience will be
preaent.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
NyasI,ington's Largest Tree.

Three mile, east of Snohomish city
stands what 10 said to be the largest tree
In the State OF Washington. 1t Is dead
cedar followed out by Are, tho
top being broken off, so that the tree 10
only about SO iest high. A Seattle Press
man, who stepped into the tree through
tho narrow opening lett by tho fire.
"maie 10 ttree-ioot PAGES from eide to
side. Inside this large trunk 10 a spa
c.ou, room. into which SO people could
crowd. About the tree are traces of In
dian encampments, and It surely proved
4 complete shelter from the storms fer
very larae bands OF warriors. The tree
Is perhaps over ], 900 years DID,"
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
A Runaway Accident.

Harry Donaldson of Hockessin mst
with a serious accident q few days ago
while going home from this city with .
load OF shad. In going down the steep
hill toward Brackinvills the neck yoke
broke, at which the horsss became
frightened and ran down the hill until
tho tongue ran into the groutd, which
threw the wagon over, throwing MIR. Don
aldson out. from which he received sew
eral cuts and bruises. Hs captured the
team. however. and procured another
wagon from farmer and went on with
his fish.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
"a Correction" Corrected.
COMMUNICATED.


On return - wv office last Thurs.
England. land u, Library of Con-. ~"
communication Id your ~ .@-oneress
signed 9. W. Burke. and datad unA.J
cock, Va, April Is, 1890. In making
his correction" Mr.. Burke not only
shows great cagerness TO- convict editor
Th mas" Of bcing "wrong Tor once at
least in his lifs," and OF having done
something "uujust and reprehensibie,"
but also gives your readers such . mis-
leading representation Of tine whole mat
ter a. to call for statement OF the facts
10 tho case.
In reporting Conference proceedings,
In our issus Of April 9th, we did make
the incorrect statement quoted by Mr..
Burke, but simply as an item In the re-
gular proceedings Of that body, without
the ghost Of reflection upon any one of
tho excellent young brethren, for not
beiuR present, or for anything else. But
our critic Il not only careful to explain
the facts stated. but to charge us, by the
most direct Implication, with dealing
with these brethren In an unjust and
| reprsbsnsibls" manner.
All the reply We deem proper to mako,
Is that the Implication Il Without the
shadow Of Justification, except In the
Imagination or iil-will oi our accuser.
Our report tallies with the published
minutes, except ~ 10 key. JsRes 3.
Graham, whose name was Inadvertently
included 10 this list.
But what Is still more unjust and
reprehensible In this case," says Mr..
| Burke. BRO. Graham Whites US, that lie
requested Editor Thomas 10 make the
| correction, and he has refused TO do 30. "
Your readers can judge sor themselves
how grossly this allegation m.srepresents
US, when we state the facts.
In our issue OF April 9th. we inadert-
emily made the mistake complained oil.
Tho next Friday, April 1lth, Bro.
Graham's letter was received at our
office, requesting the correction. Al
Saturdays paper 10 printed Thursday,
thu request could not bc complied with
sooner than the following week.
In that next issue, April 10Th. the
same day Mr.. Burke tells your readers
The has refused" Mr.. 0rahnm's request,
"Editor Thomas" not only makes the
correction, hut Avails himself oil the op-
portunity to mako complimentary
re;eroEco to this young brother. Tha'
Mr.. Burke. who, unfortunately for him
self, 10 not now . subscriber to thu
Peninsula Methodist, may apprecist,
how "unjust aud rsprohersible" Wal
Editer Thomas refusal to make til,
correction, we quote from the editoria
referred to:
1--WE are glad to state that he was pres
ent and passed an excellent e1amin alton
his grade being S33S on = scale Of 10. o
course he was advanced 10 the class 0
the second year"
IfG. w. Burke has any manliness, :
: cay nothing oi the graces that are usuAll
D supposed to adorn the character OF
, Christian minister, he will not only max
a confession AZ public a. bis accusation
u but as he is 30 great y SINNER on thes
. lines, 1t Is to be hoped he will tereafie q
I heed his Masters injunction. "Go an
: sin no more" 4. SNowDaN THOMAS.
Wilmington, Del, May ., 1890.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Brevitisa

Tne chsAposs hat house In shs city
hnInford bros. A0a Market strest.
Inv kush's coal. vou will iikeit.
American Laundry. COZ West Fronts,
1ry sush's coal; you win surelyi iixss.
eurrinK and ieechinG. ies T. sscondit.
Zine hk. Rings at Hant's, Is 4. 9TH street.
frsSk koop Smith. druggist tth and King.
~ " you want cheap picture frames go u q
a. nsnKl,, 2o3 " est Second street. IhAye the
Yourselves.
Hts. 2lo Mark et street has the largest and
chehpest stoc OF hats, white siiirtA dnder-
ahd see him.
One OF the ch oicest bo,ks OF the season Is
tho Life Of HARRIET Bsecher stowe,n writ.
ten by herself and son. For szls by JOHN q.
nEIAsr, 7a Preach street AGENTS
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

Miss Jennie Mcmillan, Of No. 704
West Eighth street. WAS given . very
pleasant surprise on Thursday evening
by her friends. Between forty and ATTY
wsrs present. Tho. evening was spcut In
. social manner. Refreshments were
served at IL O'Clock. The company
dispersed about 10 O'Clock, wishing NJ IS
Mcmillan many more happy birthdays.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
To be Hung,

Twenty thousand pieces Of wall paper
At II. D. Holt's. 2l3 West Second street;
fine gold. embossed paper, 20 cents
Apiece; right nice Mica paper, o cents
apiece; also large stock OF all grades
IRON the most common to the tnest. l
have y larse force Of practical paper
hangers aud work done without delay.
Estimates given with pleasure. H. D.
Holt, 2l3 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
A Runaway Horse.

A horse attached TO buggy belonging
to william Clark of New Castle broke
away from Ninth and Jefisraou streets
about ~ O'Clock last night. He ran down
Ninth street to Market and dowu that
street to Fourth, where hs was seized by
Sergeant Blackburn, who was dragged
some twenty feet before he could bring
him to . standstill. The only damage
sustained was q broken wheel.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
NIastinx This Eyaning.

There will be . special meeting OF
Kadosh Commandsry. No. 25, A. l. o.,
Knigh.. of Malta, held this evening at
their hall. No. l0l East Ninth street, for
the purposc OF comforting degrees and
preparing members to receive the solemn
aud impressive degree Of the Red Cross
and Sepulchre. As this Is the last degree
meeting be ore tho Red Cross mesting,
every member 10 requested TO be present.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Cured by Cuticura.

Ieannot say enough In praise Of the Cutlf
cura Remedies. NY boy. when one yea, q
age, was 90 bad with eczema that ne Lost al OF
his hair. His scalp WAS covered with erup-
lions, which the doctors said was scall- head,
and that his hair would never grow again.
the use OF the CuticurA Remedies. and, | am
happy TO say, with the most perfect success.
pimple on him. recommend the Gu ticurA
Remedies to mothers as this most speedy, eco.
nomIeal, and sur, cure for all skin diseases OF
ipfants and children And EEL that every IN 9TH
or who has an afflicted child will thank me for
so doing. MRS. III. z. WOOp5uM.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
working Under tho Race. j..

All tho water In the south long race
was run out yesterday, for the purpose
of giving the men employed in the In
tercspting sewer an opportunity to lay
that part Of the work which passes under
the race At Jefferson street. On account
OF the amount Of rock encountered tue
work progresses very slowly, but 1t ID
thought by working to- morrow that
part Of the work can be put in condition
to turn the water Into the race to-mor-
row evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
A Splendid Picture.

A very pretty oil painting by DR.. r. T.
St'wart giaces the window oil George X
Baogh's picture frame establishment,
No. 903 Wsst Second street. The pic-
ture 10 3Ox50 inches. the representation
OF lake In Florida At sunset, In very
nnc tinted cclors, displaying rare artistic
thought and skill. Mr.. Banxh's part OF
the picture 10 the beautiful six-inoh deep
carved gilt franc that surrounds IT..
Both combined make = picture rejecting
the krsatest credit upon both tho painter
property OF Mr.. Isaac Miller. No. SIT
Monroe street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Twin Brothers MT reud.

CINCINNATI, May "a special to the
commercial Gazette from Vinceuues,
Ind, says: Last night, at Edwsrdsport,
. deplorablo tragedy was enacted, In
which John and Amos Lamson, twin
brothers, were the chief actora.
At tho election last April It osemed
that John, who 10 . Republican, offered
his brother. who 10 Democrat, one dol
Amos refused to do. After this time III
feeling increased. Last night Amos was
standing on the steps Of . store when
John approached.
A few hot words had passed between
them, whom Amos, suddenly leapine
upon his brother, plunged Q knife into
his side. Johns wounds are thought to
be fatal. Amos Lsmson 10 In jail here.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Nos . Candidate

William W. Simmons, . bricklsyar,
requests US to say that he 10 not candi-
date ior the Republican nomination ior
Sheriff Of New Castle County. His
nephew, William Simmons. 10 tho gen.
tlemAn seeking that honorable position.
and the voters should not coniound the
two In making up their tickets.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Asleep For Two Years.
Detroit News.

Margaret Kinney CT Alpena has been
ON the bed for two weeks st time, taxi
Ing neither food not drink. She has not
spoken during the entire time, aud rarely
opens heT eyes. Her general health
seems to be good, but hcr lace has =
deathly white appearance. Formerly
she was yivacious and very bright. The
cause oi her long sleep is a Fuzzler Tor
physicians. 1t was preceded by very
slight sickness.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
A Skin Boautinor.

Mrs. Walkers face bleachsr and moth
destroyer will remove frcckles, bl1tches.
pimples, boils, etc., from the face and
louyes this skin In . hsalthful cosdition.
1t 10 ireo from all poison aLd perfectly
saisin every respect. It is for sale by
Ars. Piper ~ No. 915 Market street.
Give 1t a trial; it 10 warranted TO cure.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
,,,,,or,aut Changes.

,oa,,,.. r., into effect on all the
Wv ing through this oily TO.
l',s~' es' uu the Maryland division % 0.
~ ". X B. these changes are maus.
u, hmul traius-The Congress
so'',,w,,ed so'W express, leaving at NV p.
ssl w, I.",e 1t 7.22; Washing ton aud
", VII e.tgess, leavlug at 7.O6 p. m.s
y i.,es W. to Os. Other changes: 10
%g' 10, io.4O p. 10. TO 6.2l; 90 70
= 0li Point x,rcss trains; 2.3o 7.
,Sgs D, m.; 4p. m. to $40; new
ps. ,..ripa At 4.35, formerly started
Isrosiu. 10, As ?. IN. TO 1880; all
.~nla,Ipn trains. Sunday trains
N. ~ 70 sos; $50 a. M, Delaware
.a,.' y srptess, now daily except Bun
~ m run daily; I.4O p. M, new
N, vii run daily except sunday new
s.r nan. leaving at 7.3O p. m.,
IN ~, ia Philadelphia OF $50.
' Sr,t. .touni train due At Wilmington
.ssr m will DO changed to va; . !"
VI v. IL i. o.; & OF y. ID. T. 0.O3; 8.22 p.
sgl; all through express trains:
N n m, Old foint express, 20 ll.Vo
leave Philadelphia At lO.23 q. M. 7;
M ,r.lp from Philadelphia, form
mp.ipg TO Lamokin, will run to
rIpgtop, arriving At 1.l4; e.As p. m.
(,O, IL. o3 D, III. train from Pbiladel-
hicb nov leaves daily except Sun-
viii leave daily; lo.40 p m. train
Philadelphia which now runs daily
n, sunday, will run daily; train due
4luiaeton At IL 35 a. IN. will arrive
lliO; lew Sunday train, leaving
tU,lelvhia at $50 p. m., arriving A.
JlnIug lOu at o. 95; IA r. M, which
~ iuls daily Will run daily except
kuaN; 5.9J p. NJ. now daily except
Iud,y vi ruu daily.
% he B. & o. railroad express trains
SNNy, Market street station for Phils-
ae.y.a sEt1ut charge, stopping st
D,,s.l, utuue and Chester only. These
u,p. Nll .a,s as follows: 7.30, S.27.
VA ilS a a., and will leave Della
,ns ,y1ashS20, S.44, 9.52, 1l.50 Q.
N. gA 5G6. 627 and S.07 p. IN; ac-
asuuiallon rans for Baltimore leave
daly iiO, n,, and 2.5l p. IN. The
RsV train will stop nj kiamensi. New
NJ, BALDWIN, sin1crly, Childs. Whit
ita atd llavre dc Grace. The $40 ..
pidG!i p. m. are exrrcss trains Tor
" West VIA Chicago. The l2. 10 noon
niAOi /. IN. are eXprgas trains Tor the
Nss. via C.neinns,i and st. Louis.
1hits Will lesvo Dtlawaie avenue
frI.n TOT Philadelphia ~ follows; Ex'
ae trains, 2.l3, I.05, 7.45, 8.i4. D. 81,
a3!, ll,j1 a. m; 2.i0, 53s. 7.26 and
br m Accommodation trains VIII
bic a, dUj go, 1.5D, 800 and 1881 n.
d Loo, 100. 40, 8 %, G.ij, $50 and
bWp n. lhJ 6.45 y. IN. train make
n.ops between Wilmington aud Chts
b, exetl at Harvey aud BooIhwyn, bu
Pitss all tops east Of Chester. TraiI
i've Philadelphia for Wilmington a
Vow. Express trsins, i.2l, o 10. SIS
ll.sud Ii IS a m; $50, 100, 4,3l, 3. 5
ni ~ 9. IN. Accommodation train
ave Pa laielphia al GAO, 7 35, As 10
NJ IL noon; i,5i, 800, 4.3j, 5.3O
", 10, 1910, IL 80 p. III.
u nimtaat changes viii be made 0
". & N. railroad and new tim
W., not yet completed, Will take eGe'
tie Dsl,vare division Of the r., "
L. railroad.
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Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
A Birthday Surprise,

A pleasant surprise party was rendered
MIss Jennie Weller, at her resldonce In
Newport. on Thursday evening, II being
her 18th birthday, part OF the evening
being spent In games, music, etc. The
guests were then invited to the dining
room, whore . bountiful repast WAS
served and At . seasonable hour all re-
turned to their homes very much pleased
with the evenings enjoyment. wishing
her many more happy birth-days.
Among those present were the Misses
Clara Abbott. Cora King, Nora and
Minnie Stewart, Maggie Sindsll, Mary
Dale, Lena and Lily Scarborough, Kate
Benson, Mr.. Robert Dale and Willis
Groome, Of Newport; Miss Lizzie sollo-
way, Mr.. Atwood Sheldon, Frank Nc
Coy, Harry Garretson. Charles scaoaeld
OF Wilmington. Messrs. WIN. Ore, Rob-
ert Orc and Joseph Hanby, Of Brandy
wine hundred. A GUEST.