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I ElIiGll VALLEY RAILROAD.

PAsSfNGER TRAINS feet OF Cortsndt and Des.
brCz-', st, follows
a. Sldtugton and int, rmed ate points
: a n. Geneva. Lyons timlra. RO hc.ter Buffalo
and the west ami principal local points Chsr car 70
l.,I aud Pullman ear to Suspension Bridge.
90 m. for MIucA Chunk and interme iate points.
for l.. and IL Junction and intermediate points
Char car 20 Maucl Chunk
p. M for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
ear 10 1unkhannoc. Come, TO Reading and Harris
burg
30 D. m<for Elmra and lr.ncl al intermediate points.
Chair car 10 Wikc-iarre and pullman sleeper 10 Sus-
pension Bridge.
40 +. m. for SatinrtOn and Intermediate points
10 p. H.. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
Connection % Reading and Harrisburg.
D. M Tor Geneva. Lyons. Elmiia. Rochester. Buffalo
and lie sleeper to ~ ons and Suspcns
Bridge.
Trains leaving A ) 4. m. II a. m. and 4
d. H. an points I'm Mahanoy and a7le,on coal
regions. . - . 800.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m. for Mauch Chunk, llafle,on and intermediate
II Tor Shrnandoth and intermediate
:, 10 y. M. Mauch CHUNK aud Intermediate points.
4. ~ FOR Geneva. Lyons, Elmrt. Rochester. Buffalo
and the Pullman sle per to Lyons and Suspens ON
General Eastern ONCE. 235 broadway
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Dantlne Ataoemles.

Danune Ataoemes.
1fTry.yDFI MACGEEGOR'S. los West 5jth-st.
A Nv classes ia dancing Immediately after the ho.
oavs adva;ced casses SATURDAY morning an early app
alton I1-lrabe Private lessons tim" bN appointment
. CNR'rIFE's DANCING ACADEMY, 50 shave:
n. hot 1atb and IAN stSPINat" and elias lessons all
Iours WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY. HAS 70 JOY.
.oOo TXIcKrpBOCKFR CONSERVATORY. -
ISJU Wet lith.s.-,n fashionahle round and SQUARE
ali hours: circulars. Hall 10 le'
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HOT SPRINGS. \. G.

Same railroad and fare a. TO Asheyille y O.
Having the sane DRY OzoNIFERouS AIR, with Ai'.
SOLU1E fi.LtDON FROM o.. aAG lD.ing btt,rr
shetercdl 80 HARSH WINDs 81. DUST 70 IslsIIArl
WEAK TnEOAIS AND LUNGS. has ~. lIlh WIZ
TER and srRING CLIMAlE ior Bk0NvHlAL AND9
PULMONARY Il.OI Bills THAN Ashley LII +. a4i
the COLD Is FELT LLSS Win mercury al, ~ degf', !,
while raining THAN Al AIKEN OK FLORIDA al ~
Inc THERMAL WATERS arc an rNEQvALLED
SPECIFIC for rheumatism. Govt Malaria D. -pcI-a;
Neryous Exhaustion e.. BATHS TIN Finest ~
AMERICA, and the Home Comforts. Cu-ln. ana sanitary
Conditions Of the MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL weNcclled.
io' VII "'A'' 49, " g. DooLiTTLE Manager.
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. m. T'N'UIT-,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
N EWY0RKCENIRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

All Iran, arrive az anu uclul IRON
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
fOulii Ave- and I'D 81, New York.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY.
TRAINS LLANI 40 fOA-LO"o > ;v,,rce
$40 A. VI. fASi N4-M-lOl.h SIAIL EAPRESS-
due At anandsgua . 100, BuLao 5 20 p H.
% A.. "A. CHICAGO NESIIBtLE LlMllED-due
40 Chicago . 80 a H., next day. -,
1000 A. VI. Soul HWESILkN NESIlBl LE LIN
IIl.D-dge Cincinnati : .05, indianapolis 10 80 a. H.
1.5o /. ". " y RsifRv DAY EXPRESS daily except
sundays Train leaving on Saturdays does not run
800 p. W. FAST WESTERN EXPREssoodue Chicago
,ooo p w. ""i TAsr ' StGWT ExPiRESs Rochester
'rn,r,lo Niagara Fails and the West. - mr..
AA 40 AXbb 'NfAGAEX FAILS :59, $50, 70 80
81 50 a. 100, 10 100 p No. also 81 p H. A'oany
Arn spr GENEVA AL cANANpAIossU 30
80 ~. 20 80 e 10 90 p n, - l. 200 Tldnignt
TROY SARATOGA. ADIRONDACK MOI lArNS aNoaa
NONTETAT.-'S 30 a. m, o 80 p M, also Troy . w
50. l0 30. II 80 a. ~, 3 80, o'oo' ~ 'oo D. H."
BfEKSnitEE HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION
For tcAots and space Sleeping Cars apply at Grand
Central station al Nos. Alb 1s5, 942 and Bioad"ay
n pan Place. West l25th-st. and l3oth.st stati9n
Nv York 1913 Washu ,ton-st, 728 Futon-st, ana 5'o
BEDFORD ave. T.. D.. Brooklyn , ,. D.,
Wr-tcot~ Express calls FOR and checks baggage from
Daily cNr'pt sunday Daily except SATURDAY other
trains run daily. ,- -. o.,o . =, and
u 600 midnight stop a, 13sth-st. sta,on; r,,,rrc
"''' ,.r.-,i vanocer Genp Passenger Agent
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lnsirncilon
Musical instruction.


- ANJO and GUITAR taught IN twenty rl%RV e DOB.
ID with or without the aid Of notes ~ IA - -
SON 1e7O Broadway. between 32d ana 5ou s's' -
N ,XTo r,d,. and gentlemen taught priva'eeN 1r,
ID chc-tra catalogue
DOESON 1 49, broadway. near iOth-st --------
,r,trT m IrIrVF SCHOOL OF VOCAL CCLTG HI
The 1r.r quarters instruction t, class ,, az Nr
chit ,c,ding and harmony under ne GIeta0o.. 'l WI
Tonne vim begin at the school, ia iast '",nS'-' o
Monday mo lO.n inst. Terms FOR the aDoNr' T.,
ior information apply At the school 70 VIZ r. ~
JEI NE. - ..o.os
u I0LIN CLAssEs-Day and cvennr rFs s6STass H.
snuV"O"' - PROF AUGU STIN, IS East 2lst'st
For Both SeXes-Country.
. ur,1Tuy COUNTRY HOME AND SCHOOL for
A MI how and grs. open through entire year;
Good teschfs and everything TO make cdre e Wei ana
hrr, r,far,uc,~ Prof o. j. Hubbard, west lcthst
HH"fy prnf f. f. salisbury. New.iiaNcn Conn. Dr.
-,;nair.on Watcrbury Conn., sc. For PARTICULARS apply
=; Nrs II B. GRISWOLD. Box 12j, Lynn conn
..OoO \ YEAR board and tuition; seminary lsliisl !,
SZUU 300 military academy (boy-) All Dfsnen,
,To,ourh instruction: best care. Address tI1SOoiAb
SC uOOI.S Taddonfcd, y. J.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
I L.Enr nL LLRERIN 81. NORlM EINEE

ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey.
4 FOOT or Lpi.l;I rS sg N2 % I5j RIVER
400 a m. or E on B. 4eh.,g A,aoSn M naS.
Saaa snsMoSn. iunbuiS Lcwsbari. wllag.Po
90 a. m. Tor remington. La'cn, Bethlehem Nuen'
I5s . HG1isooss E''oq ',n n'hf Rsaa
M msi-l-oufs Pott-yle. lamaqus. shanokin sun
bnf 90 WI m For feain1ion tason Bethlehem Allen.
Maa css r Ea1 nou R rS'sSH a zen
chn an sI5anSa liag0ih op SsSs"E aston
for aioe E' st On A ssnSsys at Naus 50
p 90 a.. m~ SUNDAYS. for hason Bethlehem Allen
es ssad sSs r tSF anso" Bethlehem Allen
ana ro gaoi s@t 'sP'9 slI'T r.a q'S CO.
S co. adSy 0 tr ID do no, stop at ocean Grove or
N' pr Monmouth Reach seabrlcht etc. at 30 SIS.
II 20 a. ,nic ohir6land, va Matawan and Kcyport
30 Is IL 30 a. m 90 400 80 ,. Sundays
For LaK,uood 80 IS m. 90, 80. 20, 90
p For ioms River and Barnesat. $780, SIS am. 90.
iol A,aqc c sCs M in OS 80 g 90 5h.ous &
egFv GSpIuS and R rdsecn nr' 30 a. m 200 NJ
fSr rrccroid 80 sI5. II rs a. m, 90. 90, 90.
% ' r cG NSoGy &c. SS g SO m Suada7s Co.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
va Central T. Of Ns% S y Philadelphia and Reading
For rGiad,Ghla at 90. IS. 30 II 90 m. 30
So%D&Y 80 &c. ' 80 n.y. UV CO. g. Zoo 90 E m
Tor timOrc and Washington daily at 30 II 90 eek
cep r sna1 ine N" a. 90 oo m 80 - 90 90
80 n ,a psR GfeS S'i Po F" have cor"
AZ o. q i Sfs hosd" "a S"' St W SO
fultonst, - nroadyay BrooaIyn call %. ,, .,...
saggasc from NOEL or residence.
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DtD STAR LINE.

DED STAR LINE, nte
IL IOf. ANTWERP AND PARIS. .,
Sailing from NcN.Yoik and Antwerp weekly.
WAFSLAND ...-.... W,dn'-d'y MarcR ~ -, a. a. M M
cabin rates First CABIN. 80 and upward s,
&c, All inward Second Cabin. $50. iN'ui'o" F"'
"a 80 lfec-arc at very lOw rates. ,,-- 49,
PETER WRIGHT SONSGenI hrts..o ho"IInE rr--n'
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STEAMBOATS,.

LII FARES REDl CED VIA STONING-
N ION LINE.-Ihc inside route Boston ~ PrOS
dence ~ - 30. Steamers leave Pier
36 y T. one block above Canast. at y. m sunday
excepted.
IALL RIVER Ll\E.-IioSton, $500. for
l. nr-t.cla-, limited ticket FARES KIpICFn 10
ALL POINTS Leave Pier - =. X. 0oot Of Murray-.t)
vrrK-day. only ut D SUNDAY trips WIN be- resumed
March Conu'cf Con by ANNEX
I.fooklyn NJ 30 Jersey Clty at =. STEAMER, Plf
GRIM and Providence In commission. An orchestra
each steamer.
NJ ORWICII LINE FANORlTE INSIDE
~ Ror1E.- Fare reduced To- Bo,ion - Worcester
- corresponding reduction, 20 al points Fast Steamers
leave l'or oid North River foot Of Watt-st
next pier above DcsDrOs-r.-s f"ry) daily. SUNDAY
ceufed al = u. M g. W. BRADY. Agent.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave Peck Slip
~ pier 20 f.. r. al p. and II p. (Sundays
ccpted steamer arrive n tim" for trains north and east
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Iea,, NEw.YoEK. foot Of Lbefty-st.. as follows
los 'lli, N"p % p TX i - a ,o ~ IN : 90 y n
H.. WNonlNGION. BALTIMORE. ; 30 a.; m. II ~
40 d. m. 3 20 .. no., > 900 D. NJ, II 10 a. H.
Al trains daily ,Ncepi II 90 a. n. Sunday :, -
d. ..f Dr... - .6l. ~ and Lilo Broadway. y =,
..i ,.- midway Brookiyu. STATION FOOT OF
flnff,TN 81 Central X. x. ~ y: J.l. ,
49, N.... YORK Transfer Company VIII call for anu checA
BAGGAGE FROM hotel or residence. ..,.,,
conn v,unrer Genu Passenger Agent
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DETER L. MEYER Auctioncer.
EXECUTORS SALE,
BY ORDER or EXECUTORS OF
WILLIAM i. >NN> DECEASED,
ADRIAN II. MULLER son
will sell at auction
THURSDAY, MARI II %, 1870,
at II O'Clock,
A. the Real Estate Exchange. 30 Llbcrtv-sSv
81 CH0ICE AND VALUABLE LOTS ON
NORTHWEST CORNER
BOULEVARD AND 99rH ST,
SOUTHWEST CORNER
lOTH-ANE. AND l22D-Sr.,
and
sTH.AvF. BET. 18TH AND eth SITS,
TOOTH IoiST AND lolSr SITS.
" For ook maps. &C.. apply 70 DE WITT, LoCkMAN
& DE WITT. Attorneys, IS Nassau-st and IT ths
Auctionecrs Pine-st l92sll--
DlCHARD " HARNErr co. AuctioncerS
IL will sell az public auction,
under the direction OF
Frederic X. Coudert, Esq. Referee,
SUPREME COT Rr PARTITION,
on Friday. nth March. 1890. at II noon.
at the Real Estate Exchange,
50 Libertv-s,.. New-YOTk CITY
the promises At
Northwest corner o. BROADWAY and LIBERTY-Sr-
IN the city OF New-York
No. 149 Broadway and 80 Liberty Street,
In parcel with the fNestory buildings thereon.
For particular. apply 70 Auctioneer,, or
FERDINAND FISH. Agent. on the PROMISES. or
Il. COUDERT, Referee. 6S Wllliam.st
n D. SANBOKN. Plaintiffs Attorney. 20 wallSS
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Gclp Wantco

A GIVE MEN everywhere, with large acquaintance ara
"A a few hundred capital. secure agency netting
=, 900 ,,p YEARLY. good have universal sale samples.
Addic,, WORKER hon H. Tribune once.
I WISH TO EMPLOY few lsdla- on sLaIy " Nke
| u business at Their home. Lisht, very
fascn Mating and ses thfu Wage ell week. Refer
enc Glve Glo pay for PIT tim Aidrcs with STAMP.
Nh MARION WALKER. Loui5sille. Ky.
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ltc Cream

FACr-Horton's Ice Cream IS made from pure
n cream Horizons Patent Super Frozen Bricks OF leo
Cream Tor Hestsursnts Chuiches Festivals &c, Will keep
hard one hour. Country orders promptly oiled Detot
195tR.st New. YORK : and asa Fulion.st. Brooklyn
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CTATE LINE-KETWEEN NEW-YORK

- Gf.AsGow AND MOvfLLE IoNDONDERRYl;
WITH THROUGH TICKETS At REDUCED RATES
70 LiXERrooL, L0ND0Y: DunI.IS, oo&s
STATE OF PFNNSYLNANIA.-I thurs. March 20, y. m
srATt OF NEvADA -. Thursday Mareh - = Pa ~
80 SO according 10 location or state
room Excursion Tickets .65 800. Storage tickets to
md from all parts Of Europe at lowest rats From psr
Columbia Sto.- South Ferry. Booklyn. y y For irrleh
and passage apply to AUSTIN B\LDwIN CO. General
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. -pusINFss EDUCATION -BooKkeeDlne, witt

<>gAYON DKAWING.-I.asy method; anv can draw
u portrait sketch from mature On i3pesty canvas or
.Uin,, three lessons. cld can learn zoe
pups' worh teachers wantci. cllctlafS WdlQ ~, .
CINE PEARLS studio, =" Union square NlsltOs Wei
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
For Both SeXes-City.

A THE CONVERSATION SCHOOL OF LIN
n. ClfAGTS Il West 4@d-st.. opposite h'seiN %. OF
fdmo1d Gsstireau NJ principal and author Of 4 hc
on, rr.atiOu Method" French Germ an SPtil'n ai'
italian most quickly spoken and thoroughly mastered
rrictlcal knowledge In one term. Na1'e teachers
e..
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22
.orIcE-BoARD or PUBLIC EDU

n
IN CATION. ELECTION.
An election for members OF the Board
OF Public Education in Wilmington will
be held in tho afternoon OF saturday,
May 8, 1880. Polls TO be open ut IL
O'Clock OF 30 minutes thereafter and
The inspectors of the election district
in which the election is to he held in tho
ward will hold the school election.
Members to be elected and places OF
voting are as follows;
First ward-One member for two
years. aud one member for one year.
Polls public school-house No. ~. Second
street, near Washington street.
second ward-One member for two
years. Polls northwest corner second
and Walnut streets
Third ward = One member for two
years. Polls public sehool-house No. g.
Jefferson street below Third.
Fourth ward-One member for two
years. Polls public school-house No
!. corner. Fifth and Pine streets.
Firth ward = One member for two
years. Polls public sehool-house No. .
corner Eighth and wollaston streets.
sixth ward - Ono member for two
years. Polls public sehool-house No. o
Walnut street above Twelfth.
Seventh ward-One member for two
years. Polls publ lie school.house No
9, corner Eleventh and Washington
streets.
wears. Polls pubiic.school- house No.
| corner seventh and Spruce streets.
| Ninth wartl-Onc member for tw,
years. Polls Old Academy.
Tenth ward = One mcilber for tw'
years. Polls public school house No
I +, ueurcorner of Third and Harrison
| streets.
| Eleventh ward-cne member for tive
| years. Polls publie school-hou-c No. IL
4 corner Oak and Harrison streets.
twelfth ward--one member for tw
! wears Polls northwest corner Fourth
and Union streets. T.. Il. JONES,
| a22te secretary.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

ALTHOUGH THERE CAN be little
sympathy or respect for the spy system
OF finding evidence against liquor
sellers Tor violation OF the liquor laws,
there can be but little sympathy fol
liquor sellers who habitually violate
the liquor laws with impunity. Liquor
dealers are not only under bonds but
under moral obligations to obey the
laws under which they get theil
license, They have been singled oul
from the community by tho mos,
stringent rules and regulations t
engage In a business which the law
acknowledges to be dangerous by
heavily taxing 1t and hedging 1t around
with safe guards on every hand. Nc
other business 10 the community is So
much condemned and yet no other has
such special protection.
Ii should be, therefore. incumbent
upon oil engaged in the traffic to be
very particular that the laws relating
to their business are not violated
The fact that they are caught by pri-
yate detectives employed in a manner
not comnendable creates no greater
sympathy for them. II should be their
object 10 strictly observe and obey the
law and then there would be no danger
OF being caught by sneak detectives or
anybody else. The law provides that
no person having a license shall sell
liquor to minors, on Sunday nor to
intoxic Gated persons, and those who
willfuly persist in violating these
laws. what are they? Why, they are
nothing more nor less than lawbreak.
ers. and II lawbreaters taeY certainly
are not good citizens.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

The regular weekly meeting Of the
N. e. Preachers Association was held
at Fletcher Hall yesterday morning, and
well attended. The Rev. W. u. Tomkin-
son read an interesting paper on "Christ's
Resurrection, the Pledge Of . General
Resurrection" after which general
discussion ensued on the subject. Next
Monday the Rev. Julius Dodd will review
the satisfaction theory OF the atonement.
1t was decided TO hold church extern
sion convention at Fletcher's Hall on
May z, afternoon and evening, at which
the following representatives will be
present:
Asbury-The Revs. ). DC. Hanna.
John Wise, DIR, j. II. simms, Alexander
Barney, L. NJ. Maxwell, J. e. Mckay,
D. J. Downing, W. Bayard Gem, Char
les r. Welch, C. NJ. Leitch. Jsmcs II.
Floyd, Robert Writ, Charles Heald, Mrs.
NJ. X. Lircoln, Mrs. NJ. Anna TaRgart,
Alfred Willing, Mrs. Lydia Hollings-
worth, MIRA. Am q. Perkias and Miss
Anna Krider.
Grace-Tho Rev. DR.. Jacob Todd,
William V. Field, William A. Reynolds,
Ell Mendinhall, Lewis Todd, Robert h.
Wheeler, John q. Baker, Charles W.
Rowland, Edward Jackson, and George
NJ. ID. Cam.
St. Paul's-The Rev. L. z. Barrett,
Joseph Pyle, James q. Morrow, II. L.
George, J. q. Pickles, Jabez Hold son,
Z. II. Spencer and Edgar A. Finley.
Brandywine Rev. DIR. q. a. Grice
Isaac Gem and Walter keene.
Madeley Rev. L. g. Atkins, W.
g. King, H. Toner and John I. Nagee.
Cookmsn-The Rev. w. L. White,
Mrs Mary l.. Orozier and NJ. I. Toft
Union-Tbe Rev. Adam Stengle, r.
L. Rodgers, A. v. Hysore, Solomon Her
sey, ]. q. Hinckson, ]. w. Joeeph, JAS.
A. Booth and George A. Joseph.
Silverbrook-Th Rev. G. X. Morris
and q. Howard Smedley.
Scott-The Rev. Vaughn s. Collins,
Howard Pennington, !. Il. Mcka'g,
Lewis 7. Grubb and Charles p. Harvey.
WesleY-The Rev. W. @. Rooms, John
W. Harris, Charles T. Schall, Thomas
Ii. Pratt aud z. 7. Groves.
Epworth--1he Rev. d. H. Corkran,
John White, 8. d. Drummond, A. Cork
ran, u. 4. Cleaver and u. V. Anderson.
Mt. Salem and Kingswosd churches
have not selected delegates as yet.
The semi annual election oil the preach
ers' association will be held Oil May 9th.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22
wANAM AK ERS,

FHlLApRtrniA. Tuesday. April O.. 1890.
The Dress Goods sensation.
French sfnDs, M,s seasons
make, and at an acreage Of
half regular prices.
They've set the dry goods
men talking; they've set
merchants buying to sell
again; they've crowded some
OF the longest counters in
the store with delighted Gus
toners.
Take these Mohair Bril-
liantlnes. Some striped or
plaided by dainty stripings OF
silk; some rich with Jacquard
figures. All OF them in
choice Spring shades, a n d
every yard a good square 81
worth, as such goods GO.
The price is f/ly cents.
Then here are s Up ed
French Serges in all the new
: colorings. Imported to sell
J at SOC. :, As good or bette,
stuff than you're likely to
come across in any store al
+, soc. The Prize IS hOenty-E0s
h Cents.
: These are the two price
n CITIZENSHIP, IS and 40,
i between, About 300 style
i e and colorings all 10 d.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

At The Invitation Of General Supsrin-
teudent A. G.. McCausland, OF the
Wilmington & Northern Railroad,
General R. r. Kennsy and members
Of the Governors stsff took trip
| yesterday over part Of the road for the
purpose Of inspecting sites for the militia
encsmpment this coming summer. A
special train was provided for the party,
which included General X. r. Kenney,
Inspector General Theodore F. Arm
strong, Colouel John 7. Layhold, Lieu
tenant Colonel John M. Newell. Lieu
tenant Colonel G. j. HIATT, Assistant
Inspector OF Rifle Practice Howard
Simpson, Com misskry Sergeant George
w. Quinn, Colonel George Marshall,
First Regiment, N. @. D., and Captains
Mitchell and Wickersham, aud Captain
E. L. Rice. Jr., Troop B. Superintendent
McCausland and General Passenger
Agent Briggs we're also with the party.
The run TO Granogue station was made
in Is minutes, and q stop was made to
give the party an opportunity to inspect
the Cooley farm. This Is . pretty piece
Of land, containing about so acres and
slopes gently to the Brandy 1t Is
about eight miles from this city aud one
and half miles from Brandywine Sum-
NIT camp. This location affords excel
lent facilities for drilling, dress parades
and rife practice.
The second stop was made at Guyan-
court, where the farm OF h. Atwood
Wilson was inspected, Here was found
two fields containing about twenty
acres OF level land suitable for the pur-
poses Of an encampment. but no land
Offering advantages for rife practice.
Tho party arrived ir this oily ON the re-
turn at Il. 80 p. IN.
In the afternoon they boarded the
steamer Christlana with the intention OF
inspecting site for the encampment
near Port Penn, but owing to the
limited time were unable to reach that
place aud stopped at Fort Delaware,
where they remained q few minutes.
They returned to this city about $50
O'Clock well pleased with their days ex-
perience. There is yet another site near
Newark that has been proposed and Will
be inspected 10 the near future.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

Where is economy 10 come in by the
Levy Court when so far It's allowances
sre larger than these OF previous ears1
The corouerfs allowance is over siO0
brger than last year, the allowance OF
the Levy Colr, Tor themselves il 5000
larger than las, year, the allowance Tor
the sheriff will have to be about 81, 300
larger than last year, because the court
has already decided that il could not
and would not Cut down on tine 3D. cent
rate per day Tor beard Of prisoners,
and Is ,0O0 in taxes has been refused
by the two Wilmington collectors, and
the court has sanctioned il. Where,
then, We ask again, Is the economy TO
come iruml
Oh, yes, VIC see nowl There is 10
be no bridge building this year of any
account, that will save about $50, 900.
Yes, and there will be no appropriation
for the insane department OF the aims
house, the State having taken that
from the shoulders Of the county. That
will save 100000 moIe. For the lie
OF us we can hardly see where any
more economies are coming from, and
even those We have mentioned are oI
doubtful character to be classed among
the list OF economies. The saving iron
the insane asylum came as natula
consequence from the sale Of that insii
tuition 10 the Sts,e, and cutting dow
on bridge building is something akin
70 cutting down on TOAD mendipg
Still, even this Topping of OF expense
for the present year will cause a 7,
duction in the tax rate, Tor whio
oppressed taxpayers will be devoutl
thankful.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

Asbury Central Mission Sunday Schoo
ut 2 O'Clock, afternoon congregational
tree, experience meeting ut $50 O'Clock
and evening preaching at 7.3O O'Clock
were conducted yesterday at No. l0l
East Ninth street. The same exercises
viii 10 every Sunday. The power Of
Asbury Christian character was felt u
TIVE meeting yesterday Afternoon
Brothers Foster, Meearvcy, Lane,
Connolly, Evans, Penuell, Cunningham.
Hartman, Maxwell, lIumphrcys, Stats,
aud many other persons spoke. To an
onlocker IL would seem thar Asbury NJ.
e. Church was strongly committed to
sustain tits mission.
The rooms are commolious, clean, new
aud delightful. The Sunday scaool is a
very attractive on. The adult Bible
class is suitable To advanced Christians
The topics are handled with the widest
intellectual freedom known to eyangeli.
cal Christians.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

THE SERVICE Pension bill intro
duced into Congress by Senator Cam.
eron provides that every soldier, sailor,
or marine, whether officer or private,
who served In the Union army during
the Rebellion can receive u service
pension OF s. per month, also per
diem service pension Of one cent fol
each day he served; as for example
lor one days service, S. OF per month;
for thirty days service, $3.50 pei
month; for years service, sll .65 pei
month And 80 proportionately for
whatever number OF days service, was
rendered.
The bill will no doubt be strenu.
ously opposed on account OF the i'm
mouse amount oil money that will be
required To pay the pensions provided,
and yet it will provide good medium
through which to keep the surplus in
the treasury circulating.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-22

Tho new internal revenue year will
commence tho first oil May, by which
time Il Ia expected that all persons doing
business under Government license
will have taken cut such license. From
this time on un Il then, The internal
revenue ofioe at No. 502 King street will
be the resort 0, hundreds OF people aud
Deputy Collector Thomas W. saville
will have h!s Lands full. Bridget Lally,
, No. I'll East Front street, got her licens,
Tor T. saloon this morning. anu as hei
agent pushed tie i25, over the counter
deputy Savile remarked that It was til,
frat license taken out Tor the next reye-
| nue. var.