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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-14
An onthrenk Feared.

Tie bad blood existing between the vari-
Gus highlander societies in Chinatown
promises 10 bring I" Little Pete to tie sur
face again. unless he has profted much by
his late experience and keeps completely in
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-14

A divorce has been granted by Judge Levy
to Ida f. Coleman from John NJ. Coleman
for desertion. They were married in Dixon,
Solano County. on December Z, 1886, and the
husband deserted the day after the marriage
ceremony,
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long discussion, and it was decided to instruct
the committee to look about the city hrst
and afterward in the neighbOring counties
for an appropriate location for the erection
of the Old Peoples Home. Donations OF
500 were received from Isaac Heeht and
from Peter SprecIels in Dresden.
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As a result of the objections raised by the
residents in the neighborhood OF Cow
Hollow" to the obnoxious stencil created by
lie cow-yards, 800 cows belonging to Frank
EmhOh we're removed from that place yes
To-day. There now remain but twenty
COWS owned bY Peter Palassun.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
James Lynch (by administrator to Mary A.
Ereen. lois ~ ana AS. Block 81. CITY LaLd

James Lynch (by administrator to Mary A.
Breen, lots AZ and 43. Block 81, City Land
Maurice Getz to Oswald Krenz, undivided "
half lot on 5. line of Twenty-niuth ST., ia
w. of Dolores. w. 10Ox114 i
James Gerard and wife to Charles II. MIX, lot
on NV line of Perry ST., $50 NE. of Third,
Emile Toussion to Giacomo Orsi, lot on Ne.
line OF California st. and Selma place, L. 20
Theron Alderman and wife o John Jennings
lots 467, 400. GIFT Map .....,.....;.... TO-
pany, lot on S. line of California ST. 47:S
W. OF DruInm. S. 94:lO. NE. 5S;912, n.
60:61s, w. AS and % other pieces -. i
Anna l.. Whittellet al. to Luning Company,
all interest In and to estate of Nicholas
jacob ib Heyman to Jacob Rctnschiid, lot ON W
line OF Forty-second ave.. 100 S. of ST., S.
Henry Is. Afford to B. L. McGraw, lot on Sc. i
line of Clay and Scott Sts., E. 2U6:3x
william Tbnrnauer to Andrew Grant LOT
on W. line of Twelfth ave-, 1888 $. of j ST.,
s. 172;9, w. 1853, n. 17l:l012. E. 1851. IL
on 5. line OF jersey ST., 80 w. OF Noe, w.
Charles wilson (by attorney to John c. spen.
Ger, lot 9, Block III, University Extension. IL
Henry T. Jones, to Thomas Wilson, lot on 5.
line OF ST., 50: w. of Forty-frst ave, w.
Syndicate investment Company to Harry
LOughnane, lot on w. line Of California ST.,
80 s. of Powhattan S. 70, w. s3:lO, n. 70. Il.
Alice Williamson to Daniel Williamson, lot ~
on \ line of Iwelftha ave, 225 E. ST., L. 75x
Leone di Ioia to John F. Hendry lot on NV. W
cor OF ST. and Thirtieth ave, w. S2:6N
- 4VV IL
F. l.. Taylor to Il. q etZ ct al lot on Sc. cor.
of Clement ST. and Nineteenth ave-, L. 12Ox
-oo..s. IL
Arthur Graham to Cathrine Graham, lot on $.
line of sacramento ST., 1875 W. of walnut,
W. 81 SKI &c Gif
b. Joost to Cathrine Schieffer, lot n. line
OF Begraye ST., $50 E. OF Stanyan. L. 50x
loO. 1ZU
Leopold Loupe ct al. to John A. Whean, lot
on T. line of Masonic ave-, lat S. of Waller
St, L. $50, S. 1872 :35s, w to point. w.
62:6, n. 40. ...........................
City and County of San Francisco to Leopold
Loupe ct AL lot beg at w. cor. of Park and
land granted to c. Spreckels, SW to a point,
NV. to point, SW. to a point 2S7 5. of
Waller ST., w. TO point, f. To land granted
to c. Spreekels, SW. To point, Sc to beg. -
Claus Spreckels to Leopold Loupe eft al, lot
beg. 2l6:412 S. of n. line OF Waller ST., and
80 :212 Il. OF Masonic ave, ). SS:lO12 Sc.
40:2, Sc. $50. NE $50. Ne 10. SW 1925 10
II. Il. villa 70 OrDha Burkett Block II, and
lots and 5, BIocR !, Sa..- Iignel Civ. II
Charles w. pope to Emanuel Lewis, lots fand
8, Block 49, Excelsior Homestead. .......... Il
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Tuesday Evening, Sept. 10th,
MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION
or the Grand Opera
e r n A N T.
DEBUT AND BENEFIT OF
MR.. EDWA WISE
Pupil of Signor Eugenio BianehD
AS king" IN "ERNANI,"
Assisted by the following Eminent Artists:
Signorna Ida Yaerga, Mr. Charles Thrower, Miss
Irene Null, Sig. G. Napoleone.
GRAND CHORUS OF FIFTY VOICES AND GRAND
ORCHESTRA.
PRoF. SIC. ANGELO SPADISA. Leader OF Orchestra
PROF. SIG. MARTINEZ. monumental Master of Chorus
CARLO MoRELL..,.........,..,...., Stage Manager
PRICES:
Orchestra and Parquet (Reserved) ...,...,...Sl so
Dress Circle (Reserved) Observation-Disclosures. 90
FAMILY Circle. 5Oc. Gallery 20
General ADMISSION. Sl.OO
Reserved Seats now sale at Sherman, Clay Cos.
sells Ats
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Miss Rachel Sherman is famous as q toast
mistress in Washington.
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we learG from Piny the Elder that in times
before his day the lower classes had their
''mimic gardens in their Windows"
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MR. AND MRS DREwy DANCING ACAD- N
Nn envy II New Montgomery st-New ar ~
rangements; tuition reduced; dan cling learned k.
at little cost; Gents exclusively SbeginnerS) $50
MONDAYS Wednesdays; Ladies' (beginners), Tues
days Thursdays; sorees Saturday evenings prlvass
lessons daily. aez11
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CALIFORNIA BASEBALL LEAGUE,

CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
ouhuaS. ''.'s''sssssSepIemDer A4Lhs
At IL A. M.-SANTA ROSAS vs.. WILL a FINCKS.
At 2 p. M.-OAKLANDS VS.. STOCKT0NS-
Monday, September 18th. r. M.s
SAN FRANCISCOS VS.. OAKLANDS.
Admission 25c and Toe. Ladies free. Reserved
seats on Sunday 25c extra. sale at VIII a. FiacRS
Phelan Buidlng. $40 Market SC. selZ 5t
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Then what brave show of color rewards
one for setting out the nasturtums. They
60 through the whole gamut of yellow,
orange and red. This flower should have
been dedicated to Mars. There are the
shield-shaped leaves, the trumpet-shaped
flowers, rudy in colors, altogether martial
like. The tropoeolenm major is noble
vine, but perhaps for wiudOw-boX the
minor will be better. The first time you go
to the country get few roots of the partridge
vine to put in your box. 1t takes kindly 10
cultivation and its waxy flowers, glossy
green leaves and bright red berries will
amply repay you. Put it in a corner where
it will be shaded by other plants. In an
other shady corner. perhaps, you may coax
few hardy ferns, the polypody and asplen-
ium eburnum, to grow over few miniature
rocks placed there for them.
III you can get nothing else plant parsley
in your window-box. The crisp green leaves
will have cool, refreshing look. besides,
they will afford a pretty garnish for the
table.
If you can reclaim ever so little space from
the pavement, plant Virginia creeper and
Japanese ivy to grow up oyer your walls
and you will read your title clear to be con-
sidered public benefactor; for what can
be more restful to the tired eyes of passers-
by than look at the living mass OF green
which covers the walls of so many Philadel-
hia buildings to-day? There are not so
many of them though as there might be.
In the matter of Nindow-gardening we
might take hint from the people OF other
nations. In London and Paris window
gardens, gay with blossoms and redolent
with understanding herbs, are far more
common than with US in this country; aud
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MARJOLAINE
Popular PrIces-25c and soc.

......---- ...-....-.-.. .-......-.r......
First Time at This House. /:
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
CLEARANCE SALE

During the month of June
our stock Of Furniture and Car
pets must be reduced, as on
the first day Of July we begin
to enlarge and remodel our
stores. To do so we must dis
pose of several thousand dol
lars worth of goods in order to
give US the required room.
On many articles we have cut
the price from 10 to 80 per
cent. This is not a matter Of
choice, but OF necessity. All
goods advertised or marked
down must positively be sold
this month, and will not be held
over after July 1. Don't delay.
now is the time before the rush
sets in. The rule will be, first
come, first served, and you will
find here very things you want.
We offer you Velvet Car
pets that were SI.25 and $3.50
for ooc and SI.I5.
Body Brussels, best quality,
90 cents per yard.
We have also 5000 yards
remnants in Brussels and In
grain Carpets, many of them
good room sizes. Measure your
rooms before calling if you
think ofremnants.
We also offer you good
Window Shades for 10 cents a
piece.
We have about 100 patterns
oil Sideboards which are to be
sold regardless of cost. Prices
range from SI3 to SS5.
We have also a few Rug
Couches which will be closed
at SIS. This is a decided bar
gain.
Straw Mattings reduced from
Ioc to Ioc per yard. We have
only rs rolls of this mating.
A large lot Plush Parlol
Suits will be sold at a 20 pc
cent. reduction.
| Antique Oak Bedroom Suit
at a large discount.
All goods marked in plai
figures.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

THAT the Baltimore Sun was the
first to discover that company OF
French capitalists has been organized
10 construct the long talked of Mary
land and Delaware ship canal, from
the Chesapeake Bay to point on the
Atlantic Ocean, goes for the assump.
tlon that there is also some Baltimore
capital In the undertaking The French
capitalists do not seem 10 be ia the
least discouraged after their dearly
bought experience on the lsthmus OF
Panama There is, however, more
hope for the Peninsula project. as the
length of the canal will be only abcu
forty miles, part Of which will b'
along q river of some size, and only
seven miles are said to be heavy work
The entire cost is put down at SS, 900,
600. The Sun is sanguine and say
that the capital all having been sub
scribed, the work will commence In
couple OF weeks. We sincerely hop
that the project may turn out com
plete success, though if the canal is
run through the lower part of th
Peninsula, 1t will be Of no great benz
ut TO Wilmington. Still 1t will be
great benefit to Baltimore and 9th,
places, and whatever becomes q gel
sral benefit, Wilmington will come
tor her share OF it.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

THERE 10 one less Democrat in the
House of Representatives at Wseh-
ington. McDuffie. Of Alabama. was
admitted to the seat that belonged to
him and Turpin, the interloper. that
had the cheek to hold 1t Illegally since
the opening of Congress, was booted
out and sent home in disgrace though
he came into Congress with some
IA, 900 majority at his back. But then
msjorities mean nothing In Alabama,
Mississippi aud some more Southern
States, where msjorities are manuiac
tured TO order at the mouths oi Rem.
ington rifles. There arc about thirty
more Southern men acting as men,
bers of Congress that should be booted
out in the same manner.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

The Lancaster, Pa. New Era vo,oea
the loyal sentiment Of the nation WHOM
1t says:
There can be NO objection to decorating
the graves Of every man who fell during
our great civil war. The soldier oboys
the voice Of command. BE believes In
the Righteousness Of his cause and dies In
his faith. But there 10 not room 10 this
country for two fiAga II 10 q big couu-
try, but its breexes wherever they blow
should rustic only the fields Of the stare
and s,ripes. To faunt any other and
worship where 1t floats 10 unpatriotic and
full OF the flavor Of treason. 1t speaks
sentiments that lips are not permitted 70
utter. Let the graves Of Confederate
soldiers bed ecora'ei, Tor they bore them
selves brarely in the CONTEXT, but the flag
OF the Confederate States, when flying
above them, is not symbol Of honor, but
Of insult.
We are glad that few papers like
the New Era still remain, that are moi
ready to apologize for flying treason
flags.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

We WERE led into error yesterday
in relation to the amount OF the
funded debt OF New Castle county. Ii
10 still $4S6, 900 instead OF $237, 600 as
stated, still the interest ON that and
the floating debt OF $73. at the
rates paid does not reach the sum pub
lished, $31, ,39a. As by So. 2.S379s. The
question 10 what was the balance
stated paid tori Ia there some othel
loan not reported, or how does i
comef We would suggest that III,
Levy Court complies with the law AMI
publish a detailed report in pamphle
form that the taxpayers can under
stand.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

A WARNING comes 10 tho people
through the sudden death OF Martin j.
Mealey, City Tax Receiver, and thai
warning is not to court needless expo
sure in hot weather. Many people dc
not realize that the thermometer has
suddenly risen 10 over 90 degrees
within two or three days past. and
they have not got used yet to such ex.
treme heat. After week or two oil
experience with this hot weather We
will become accustomed to II and will
stand more exposure. But tor the
present let everybody be extremely
cautious, aud be very careful wha
they cat and drink.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

OREGON APPROVES the Mckinley
Tariff bill by giving her representa-
tive in Congress, Herman, over 5000
majority. The largest ever given in the
State. She has also assured the elec
tion OF Republican Legislature by a
large majority. But as lor Governor
the people didn't seem to care plea
yune. and 60 they re elected Demo-
cratic Governor by $500 majority.
But don't forget the Mckinley Tariff
bill was strongly endorsed.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

TIE SUDDEN death of City Tax
Receiver Martin J.Mealey is an alarm,
ing and sad blow to large circle Of
personal friends and to the community
in general. Mr.. Mealey was one OF
the few men who have no determined
enemies. lie was firm and consistent
in his political principles and his reli-
gious convictions. Everybody knew
exactly where be stood upon all ques-
tions. but when they looked upon him
they saw an honest man. The type
of manhood displayed by Mr.. Mealey,
led him 10 be liberal, tolerant, kind
and obliging. In his loss 10 family,
friends and the city governmen. 1t may
be said that "death loves shining
mark" "."...
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Philadelphia Wilmington
Baltimore r. r.
May mn, 1870.

May llth, 1880.
ffAlna win hoavo Wlm1ngtoo ~ fpllows
b.. M.il nsSS R0au' ~ a. m ~ TX TX
.i:.s;;S q IS n II: "a $ sass:s r. r.
.,a % sS;s;';. Isl IisFgr::.s z ~, l :s "a; Il.
!" * r. is:s r. s. s. * * !S II tx tx
IN :. .Hss y sSsrPR, r.. .ss .,s.nA A ~ sS
~; SIS. 10 sa Ss@ ga. TSs -. asd
pDp' }or Vest "; Chester. via LAmokia. 20 aaa
~ ., m., "a md 4 "a X n: ?. ,.rmss,..
uegn essiiisor: s; % and is.srssaisls Stations,
A4s aud d p. m, spd y u night
R:is%Ss: R:|siasF: and :ns etI hans ~
Ai.s. is, 3 b;.:s % ss T. = qass'
=. p; m. md 4 az ns sis'''; !, s !. m.
Harrington. Dslmar. and way siahonA
iGc cr noaer Sna ID
mar, j! os a, IN. and IL o. night
rmrs.. ,,nsins ~ ol'f Az Shsrles, old Point Com
FORT and Norfoif. II os :. M. and iasi nigh.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for WI.
%inEt'on fsSpreI:, 4 ::is IN ~ ost a. lGS Si
III 4 b ,. n; M. s0s sna s isSs niss.. * y" .A "
4s''1sSatHSn'. < sss siS az VIZ ~ sa sss ioii
10 % sniiTss p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For rhiladelphts lexpressl Iys 7.Sl <.2a
q. .!h.! A. NJ. az. si1 ia 7Ss. 7io. and
IXA 10. ~, and io.so r. N.
For 9sssssr =. sna e g .Rfss. R isA sS' hm A. NJ.
i.G S.io sp. 10 and io;s" r, n. =.
For ssM xors ts1prsss;,S, ~ ~ ~ ~ In
- A y: 1os ie;.o I; r.. ~
for Cape css;isa I'D Point confor. and
vor Middistswn, G,ayton. Doysr. Wyoming
| Feltop, Harrington, Bridgevnie. seaford
| Laurel, and Delmaf. la.ol night.
ssI.i'acss .nS ws'hinFtSn' y aa :n'
| u. isnisht. Baltimore only s.ts r. N. and L.
nlxes; Lssvs Philadelphia Broad ssrsst for WI
NV sSs Is'; -: sSsn,i 10 sa ma ma p N.
ana..,aMnmodstion, and. INN tsa 90, 10 .. IN. J2.y
soS Gia IS, 10 0S aud II ~ p. m.
/ For further informaton, passengers Af'
| referred 10 the ticket 0iics At tho station.
| npon which extra iars Is charged.
u asneisi nei + M.asrai. General PASSENGER 2ren
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
wilminssoa . Northern h n.

Time table In enect May II. lw,. Train
lssye WMminxtsn S1isnsh 'streetl u folio 70
eeld. .WaynssbarG Junction, UoatesTiiis.
{SS; Es.n.4sS S,lis i.a%s3u asa Alisatown LsssnSas
elphiA ana Reading =. T., To q. NJ, TO
sTn Tos P; Pnn;,, m; ,a.,a v.,...s.,.
Fora and AontchAnir and In ternsdiats noiS !
ZOO a. m., $50, 400 and $40 p. m.
on the 7. 4 u. c. 4. r., at 100 q. M.
$50, 400 and 500 p. IN.
FOR West Chester, TOO q. M, 23O and
6.sop. m.
Daily except Saturday ana gunaay,
i. Iof hew Bridge and intermeaiAto petuea
AL p. \. aAd % saturday only ai iii ~
ketn1, q .. q. and for gpYtAgiol1 IN
WeesAediaee points ~ 4. B. y,
AZ. a.Ae0AUnLAAAn DOWMMs BRIoOs,
bsaAsAAsAA 60 eAss. AssI
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Wilmington sun Going Down.

The Wilmington Club WAS defeated In
Jersey City yesterday, but they made the
Jersey City Club hustle TO win. 1t took
ten innings to decide the game, which
was an old-,ims slugging match, both
sides doing good work with the stick.
The tcore:
| Jer,ey Ci,y.....l 21o1 5-1t
| Wilmington -. i 0 0 0 8 0-lt
| Earned runs, Jersey City 8, Whining
ton 3; base hits. Jersey City 90, Whining
ton II; errors, Jersey City 6, Wilmington
| 8; batteries, Turner. Fitzgerald and Muir
ply, Buckley, Carl and Corcoran.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Heater Coal,

Try Steward g. Chandler for the best
family call, all sizes, and buy the Orviile
-four, "Tab.e Bells" and "World's .
Fair" They make a speciality in coal
for winter purposes, and are ready to
receive winter orders aud guarantees
satisfaction. Special rates can be had
by calling on Steward & Chandler
depot South side, branch office Secont
and French. Phone ITO.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry Go
EssIaE
STEAMER CHRISTINA

STEAMER CHRISTINA
Will. on and alter Thursday, May End, make
leave Wilmingt at =. 20 a. M, and $50
D. m, Tor Pennsvlie.
Leave Fenn.ville at 9. Is a. m, and sos
D. M, Tor PennsgrOve and Wilmington. =.
Leave wilmington at 7.S0 a. M, ll.So
n M, $, 40 and a. u y. M, Tor PenpsRrove.
Leave Fennsgrove III 9, % and 10 10 a. m,
and i. IS and $40 p. M, .or wilmington
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Wilmington at va a. M, and
2, 80 %, IN :, for Pennsgrove and Pennsvtlle.
Leave Pennsville at II. y. M, and 4.Ot
n M for Pennsyrove and Wilmington.
Leave Wilmington at Q. 30 u. in., 2. ~ and
pm, for pennsgr0vc, and leave ftPns-
grove at 500 a. m, T.. 30 AMI p, IN. Tor VIII
This Arrangement will aaord a fnc oppor-
tunity for a delis shtiul sail On The Delaware.
Excursion tickets between Wilmington
aud Pennsyille 3Jc, single fare 20c: between
Wilmington and Pennsgrove, excursion
| ticket sc and sin gle fare i5e.
PennsgIove and Pennsviiie are besnlliu
| places sifordiny great opportunities for hsh
| ing, boating, bathing and dancing.
Special arrangements NAV. be made 70
| SUNDAY school and moonlight excursions
A. G.. McCAusLAND, DowNEss BRIGGS,
Superintendent. Gen. F.apd =. Ast
| ini7-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Children Welcome.

Weary searcher Cooking for board)-
1 hope, madam, you DO not objec. to
ch ildreDl
Boarding house hhtress-Oh, not In
the least. have nine myself.
Weary seArcher (baeking off)-Um-
sr-if decide 10 take the rooms, will
send you . postal. Good day.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

THE earmarks of Levy Courtman
Wier arc seen all through the financial
statement madG by the court. The
taxpayers oil the county want a
straigh,out, honest financial report.
They want no whitewashed bonding
| concern as emnnated from Mr.. Wicr.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Fashionable Tailoring.

An extensive invoice Of fashionable
suitngs has been received BY Mr.. Jsmes
Harding merchant tailor, No. slB French
street. For 3 ucat-htting, du,aDlo suit
Mr.. Harding cannot be excelied. To see
his goods and stylos and learn his prices
cannot fail to prove profitable.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

THE election OF Willard Hall Por-
ter, Esq, Us Chairman of the Demo
cratic County Committee, indicates
Peter j. Ford is equally as strong in
the rural hundreds AZ in the city.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
Fruits and lsrocerlss.

W. e. Moore, northwest corner OF Della
we're avenue and West stree,, has LOT
Of Asss- s-class canned goods, ssrawbsrrise,
pinsspples, grocsries, butter, eEes, ssd
e&hss ptoducs ~ reasonable pricse. 4
saM 10 solicited.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

RoTHwELL may yet be the man
selected as the Moses to lead dis
tracted Democratic faction against
Ford. Things are getting interesting.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
HEIGHTS,
RIlILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

splendid view of the Delaware River
and City OF WILMINGTON. No inter
yening marsh land. Tie city is extend
ing rapidly in that direction and these
iine situations must necessarily greatly
increase in value. These lots are part
| OF the well-known Gordon tract, situ-
nted abont one milo north OF the city
| line and extending from tho Philu. Pike
| to the Delaware River. Electric Rail.
way terminus half u mile from the land
and will likely be extended to II In a short
| time The lots arelnid out l00it front and
| i5O to 800 feet in depth. II is tnten led
| to sell to parties who will build neat and
attractive houses for homes,
| We think no more handsomely sit
| uated lots have ever been offered for
fsalo aronud Wilmington. Prices will
| lie started very low and terms made TO
suit any purchaser. The undersigned
will be pleasod to show tho lots ut any
time. Plots und full particulars fur
nislied ut office.
Philip IL Clark & Go
lAt tu-tli-s-tf s24 MARnET ST.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05
CD $40 { 0
Schedule IN effect May II. 1900.
TEAMS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT
EAST BoUnR

Schedule IN efrect May II. 1900.
TEAMS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT
EAsr BoUnn
Erw ORE, week days. s2i3, .7o5,
slo.3l .. m, ~ 40, s5 IS. - &c y. IN.
New York, sundays. t2ls. '7Oo Il.
so, Il Us, u Is 80, - a, 20, ~ 81, 40 81,
Isl, al 80 a. M; %. 81 40. 800. 10, IS IS.
5a', a. :, e, $50. .ooS, lop. M, 20
~ o5, 75o, oo}, ii 20 a. M, 90, $40 %
4 10. o %. - 3s, 45, s72G $50. 900, 1000
p. IN.
all n. m. 20, ~ 40, 3co, lU, 25, IS 3s,
- ths;is5, {, ss s.aasys, s y ese 3, TG
'5ss. 8 Is, 6Is, .72e. $50, s56o, lop, m.
Atlantic City, N. j., week days,
u 05 a. ~, - 45. - 10 y. m. Sundays, s7o5
u. NJ, s2.4op. m.
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, =. 20 I: . z.
baltimore and principal station; on Phiis-
de,Ihis Division, 10. 50 a; n, daily. .,.
ti"eaS.t % .es y ! s' IT, Louis, p; 5 10 pam p. II. and
1sinreriy Accommodation. TO a. m. 2.si.
7.a5 and II. 10 y. m. daily
100, ~. so, Il. IN. Isl aud SOC y. m. sunday
9.s0 n. ms; 2 81 and s. W y. IN.
TRAINS LKAvR MARKET srausr srArtox
For Philadelphia week days, $50. eaA .7.sd
| 's.E, 's.A, I'll .sa, n. IN. IL. A. 2.A S.aa S.W
v.4s y. m. Sundays o asa m; u. a, 2.1a. :. So
Tar Baltimore week days, b.s5,-s27, 10. As
lima. M, z45, $50 p. IN. sundays. "a
Hallimore and principal stations on Phila
delp hia Division, 10. s5 a. M, daily, excep
For Iandenberg and way stations. weel
days, $50, 10. 45, q. IN. As, $40 y. m. Sun
days, 81 u. IN. 2.45 aud .0J p. m.
| Chicago, -o.x7 u. IN. daily, except sunday.
Piitshurg, 500 y. m. daily.
1 Cincinnati and st. Louis sll S5. a. IN
daily except sunday.
LEAVE PuILADELPHIA FoR WHINING Tor
. Daily 81 -, 6 40, ssl5, . 20, 10 Is. sil,i
. n. M; II 20 noon, 81, . ", ~ 81. 4 -, % s.
: 9 30, u -, 10, 10 10, II 80 p. IN.
I; Daily, except Sunday, &c Is, 35, 3.
!. q. m. u 80, 400 and 80 p. IN. Sunda
=. only s 30, II. m.
! Telephone No. lol
i -. tates to WESTERN points lower tina
b visany otherlins.
J.T. oDELL, C.O.SCULL.
Genr MRnaxor. Gen pPasa. Axt
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

If George W. Stone gets the ap
pointment of postmaster what of it2
Would the office not be well filledp
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

FRIEND LYNCH must look after his
fences If he expects to grub the priso-
mers OF the county. ..."5
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

PATRICK NEARY didn't get there.
This is sad blow on the great county
reformer.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-05

RooT out the bogus insurance COM
panies. Let the battle be short, sharp
and decisive.