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Evening journal., 1890-04-19
Hartmann q Fehrenbachs Book Beer
delivered to-day.
BODY OF AN INFANT FOUND.

state Board OF Education Meeting.
large Crop Of Berries Expestsd.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, April 1S.-The body Of a
cclored infant was found near an out
house on the farm Of DR.. e. Start, in st.
Jones Neck. by Edward Pleasanton. the
tenant. The supposition is that the
child was murdered by Its mother and
thro Fn where It was found The coroner
will hold an inquest to day.
The State Board Of Education consist
Jag Of Secretary Of State Salisbury.
President Raub Of Delaware College and
Superintendents Bessey, Handy and
Ward met here yesterday to consider the
school book list to be used in the public
schools next year Representatives Of sew
eral publishing houses were be
fore the board advocating the
merits Of special publications The
board heard all they had to say and
then adjourned The book question need
not be decided till July next. Some or
the members of the board are under the
impression that there will be no change
made in the list now in use, but that the
present books win be furnished at a
lower price list.
While opinions vary as TO the outlook
for the berry crop, the majority Of grow
ers spoken to express the belief that
there will be very heavy crop Of all
kinds Of berries and that the fruit will
be Of extra quality this year. because of
the mildness OF the winter.
A storm of rain and hail swept over
the western part OF the county last
night, aud the thermometer Is way down
this morning.
State Auditor Boyce was in town yes
terday.
Evening journal., 1890-04-19

BALTmoRE, Md, April 1o.-6eorge p.
Aargrove, who was arrested at Elkton,
Thursday, charged with having con.
fracted bigamous marriage with Miss
Kate Arch Of this city, WAS brought
TO Baltimore yesterday by Detective
: ogAn. Hs win be given . hearing be-
re Justice Hobbs to-day. The woman
who makes the charge showed Mar-
snal Frey certificate of the marriage Of
hargrove to Laura Barber In Cecil
county, ksbruary. 1888, and said that
she herself was married to him in this
city IN February, 1889. Hargrove says
his marriage with Laura Barber was not
Legal. IS sLe had been married previously
and hso not been divorced.
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MARRIED.

GREER-REED. On March 49, by the Rev.
w. l.. McEwan, James A. Greer and Miss
Aettie Reed, both of this city.
HELMS HOFFMAN. On March II, by
the Rev. w IL. Burrell, George Helms Of
Brooklyn, n u, and Louise Hoffman OF New
Castle, Del.
MILLER-LUKENS.-- On April Is, at No
gll West Fourth street by the Rev. o. G..
Buddington, John X. Miller and Miss Annie
Lukens. both of this city
RICHARDS-BRADLEY On April II. by
the Rev, John ID. q. Hanna. Captain James
4. Richards and Mrs. Annie NJ. Bradley. both
Of this city
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G. W0RRELL.. !.
FIFTH AND SRIPLEY SITS.

To make the home attrac-
tive at a small cost is the privi-
lege of the time. Few need
deny themselves the good
which belongs to tasteful furn-
ishings when art goes hand in
hand with the smallest outlay
of money. We have en-
deavored to place before our
customers representative goods
embodying this fact, and think
a visit to our Upholstery De
partment will prove one of
pleasure and profit.
Second Floor. Fifth and shipley streets.
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Peculiar

To itself In many important particulars, Hoods
sarsaparilla is different from and superior 70 any
other medicine.
Peculiar IN combination, proportion and prep
aration Of ingredients, Hoods sarsaparilla pos
sesses the full curative value Of the best known
remedies OF the vegetable kingdom
Peculiar in It's medicinal merit, Hoods garsaua.
rilla aeeomplishes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar in strength and economy Hoods sar
aaparilia Is the only medicine OF which can truly
be said, 100 doses dollar" Medicines IN larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses, ana do
notproduce as good results as Hoods sarsaparilla.
Peculiar In its good name at home - there "a
more OF Hoods sarsaparilla sold in Lowell. where
tt Is made, than OF an other blood purifiers.
Peculiar IN its phenomenal record OF sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity In so short a time. Do not be in.
ducedto take any other preparation. Besure 70 get
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold dby all druggists 81 six for IS. Prepared only
BY G. !. HOOD a CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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ITEMS OF INTEREST


ErGHT hours is enough for day s
work for any nan--excepk a newspaper
man. He can get along very handy with
fifteen hours. Chester Times.
DIR. PIERcE's Pellets are Anti bilious
and Laxative, or Cathartic according to
size Of dose.
MANY man gets rakish in the spring
and nothing is thought Of it.-Atchison
Globe.
WHEN girl elopes with her coachman
some other man is saved from getting a
mighty poor wife.-Buffalo Express.
THE peculiar combination, proportion
and preparation of Hoods Sarsaparilla
makes this medicine different from others
and superior to them all In actual cura-
tive power. Sold by all druggists. Pre-
pared by c. l. Food & Co., Apothecaries.
Lowell, Mass.
Our Buffalo Bill has gone abroad to golden
treasures find.
While Pension Bill is after all the wealth he
Chicago Herald
THERE was never a crank born that a
shrewd worker didn't turn lit" to his
own uses. Ashland Press.
WHERE can there be found more
beautiful location for a comfortable home
than at "Creston, " in the Ninth ward2
Only about Is or 90 minutes walk from
Tenth and Market streets. This place is
improving rapidly, and by buying lot
Low you will not regret 1t. History is
sure to repeat itself, and these lots will
be worth double that asked for them in
short time. They are sold on Install
ments, or for cash Call for plot. prices,
terms, etc, at No. 7i2 Market street.
WHEN Young man loses his heart to
some girl, he usually loses his nerve at
the same time. .-Terre Haute Express.
PRIDE ia wise when II goeth before a
fall If it waited until afterward it
could not go at all.-Milwaukee Journal.
DIR. DEHARDT's Pennyroyal Pills, are
the only genuine pennyroyal pills made.
At druggists and by mail, 81. Office, 203 N.
9th st. Phila. Ladies beware of limitations.
THE parsimonious man is sensitive to
ridicule. he hates anything that smacks
Of a giveway Washington Post
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TAMEs A. KELLY.
HORSE BOARDING.

- Moving day brings changes In
n horses homes Our advantages are
A% llarge. well-yentilated stable. excel.
4ACmA~lent facilities for care of carriage.
polite attention from careful men and rnoder-
ate charges. We desire your patronage
see you. Telephone 2l3
Wilmington Boarding SableSsSi sis s,9,. ana slA z.
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FURNITURE f!

At this season Of the year when
you doubtless wish to buy, we would
call your attention to few of our
bargains.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ono KING STREET
is the place where you can get this Pie Crust
Flour at 30 cents a bag 500 KiRg street.
where you can get our famous French coffee
az IL cents. 800 King street, where you can
get Morris best hams; at SO9 King street,
whore you can get the whitest flour and sugar
at the lowest price; at sO9 King street. where
you can get California blue plums, only at
09 King street. and those dinner basket
prunes at 10 cents per bottle; at 500 KING
street, cooking butter at 10 cents; SO King
street, best butter, at 35 cents, and fresh eggs
always on hand 800 King street, for house
keeping we have all kinds Of brushes and
brooms. Clothes baskets az 50 cents. Flour
has advanced, 80 have hams. We are selling
still the same. Have you tried those Belfast
applesg II not. try them. From 500 King
street. n M WIER
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Cream
Draperies.
Etc, etc.

This purchase added to our
own stock places before our
customers the largest line of
these goods we have ever
shown. They are marked to
sell at the same discount at
which they were purchased
one-third off regular prices.
On Second Floor. Upholstery Department.
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Bargrovs's wives.

Have you had any of Hartmann &
Fehrenbach's Book Beer2
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eRlcK-mAklNe ENTERPRISE.

Book Beer Book Beer Hartmann &
Fehrenbach's.
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Twe peathr ana ! M.aalnr

II you want delicious drink. try
hartmann & Fehrenbach's Book Beer
Evening journal., 1890-04-19

EIGHT hours is enough for days
work for any man-except a newspaper
man He can get along very handy with
fifteen hours. Chester Times.
Evening journal., 1890-04-19

MANY man gets rakish in the spring
and nothing is thought Of it.-Atchison
Globe.
Evening journal., 1890-04-19

When have opportunity to choice building
beautiful city Holly Oak right the banks Delaware
The finest location for city Of the and by payments
Of SIS Down and $5 per Month you become
Evening journal., 1890-04-19

DIR. PTERcE's Pellets are Anti bilious
and Laxative. or Cathartic according to
size of dose.
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HANKINo AND FInANUlAl-
CAPITAL, $5OO,ooO,
THE EQUITABLE
Guarantee and Trust Company

uudThHtSu ana rust GumuHHN
Northwest Corner Ninth and Market
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Deposits OF money received on interest
Rents and income collected and remitted
moderate charge and estates Of every da
scription carefully managed
1his company acts as executor, administra
tor and guardian and receives and executet
trusts OF every description from the courts
agent Tor the registration and transfer Of
loans and stocks of corporations and ia the
gayment OF coupons or registered interest o.
This company also guarantees the validii v.
performance and effect of any contract be-
comes surety on bail bonds and courts and
oInclals are directed to accept It as sole
surety In all cases.
Executors, administrators or trustees Of es-
&ction OF business will find this company a
convenient depository for money.
charge.
For further information. call at the once or
send for circular.
WILLIAM BUSH, President.
PRESTON LEA, Vice presidane-
OTH0 NOWLAND,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Mm. Swift, II. N. Barksdale,
5TaLluel Bancroft Jr.s William DUPONT,
Preston Lea, Thos Jarksnn
William Bush WIN N po,.tsr
w. haulsbury, Jr., Joseph Swift.
II. H. Carter, N.C3 Tennx1aoha,
Br;J; a. Draper, j Smith Brennan
y. brlnknurSt, Jr.t George V Massey,
1eOIge w bush, a. y. Robinson,
Christian Febiger. ii. "A. Richardson.
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r. R. ROBINSON 8 CO.

Corner Fourth and Market Streets
WANTED
Central National Bank Stock.
Stocks bought and sold in the New YorA
philadelphia and Boston markets on commh
don.
. Letters OF credit given, available in all parz
me world, and drafts on England Ireland
france Germany and Switzerland issued.
Evening journal., 1890-04-19

WHEN q girl elopes with her coachmsn
some other man is saved from getting a
mighty poor wife.--Buffalo Express
Evening journal., 1890-04-19

DR. DEHARDT's Pennyroyal Pills, are
the only genuine pennyroyal pills made
At druggists and by mail, ST. Office, 203 NJ
9th st. Phila. Ladies' beware of limitations
Evening journal., 1890-04-19

Our Buffalo Bill has gone abroad to golden
treasures find.
While Pension Bill is after all the wealth he
left behind,
Chicago Herald
Evening journal., 1890-04-19

PRIDE ia wise when It goeth before a
fall. If it waited until afterward it
could not 60 at all. Milwaukee Journal
Evening journal., 1890-04-19

THE parsimonious man is sensitive to
ridicule he hates anything that smacks
of a give way. y.-Washington Post.
Evening journal., 1890-04-19

THERE was never a crank born that a
shrewd worker didn't turn ''it" to his
own uses.-Ashland Press.
Evening journal., 1890-04-19

WHEN young man loses his heart to
some girl, he usually loses his nerve at
the same time. -Terre Haute Express.
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3oans.
Testing tho No Public Bar Lnw.

Boston. May S1.-Ths first case brought by
the Police Conn issioners to test the mo pub
lie bar law" was heard In the civil side of the
Municipal Court today. II was that OF c. w.
II. SanDorn. restaurant keeper on North Mar
ket street. who is licensed to sell liquors. and
does sell them over a counter and at tables to
The case Is brought by agreement between lie
Commissioners and SanbOrn for the express
purpose Of obtaining q clearer definition OF the
law, Sanborn having made no change In his
methods of doing business since the Issuance
OF the famous order. Judge Hardy adjudGed
Banborn guilty. and imposed q fine o! 500 and
tried at tho June term.
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oAiShDhl' amy III.
Tho change OF sentiment In Wall street with
In the past few days has been very marked.
Confidence. high prices, and activity In tho
stock Exchange have given way to distrust.
lower figures. and d contraction OF business.
We're 1t not for London's confidence in some OF
our railroad properties the record would be
much worse than 1t ia. The professional traders
seem TO be turning TO the bear side as fast as
they can. The outside local element has dwln-
died. One experience with such a market as
Thursdays was enough for most Of
The amateurs. Nearly every stock on
tue railroad list sbows net declines
for the week ranging from fractions
to 2S ' cent The trusts and the speoiRltisa.
Of course. Jared much worse, led By Chicago
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Tho Iron s,eauboats a, Work.

Since Decoration Day there has been activity at wsst
Twsutyhird street. North River and the Pavilion Pier
(new No. ~ North River from whence the Iron Steam.
boat Company runs It's boats 30 coneY Island. The
weather was in favor OF travel Friday and yester
day, and the company reports good business for the
opening days OF the season Everything 10 In order
The bOaA AZ the landing places aud tho iron piers
the island where the boats land. The time table 10
force until further notice vsS boat hourly from A.
~ until r. N. from West Twenty third street tho
leaving Pier new No hAt on hour later Tho iron
steamboat time between Pisr and Consy Island 10
AOOut forty minules. each NAE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-01
woA the Columbia Fellowship In Archi.
lecture.

The Columbia fellowship In architecture. which was
established year ago BY Frederick A. schennrrhorn,
has recently been awarded TO Arthur A. Stoughton.
class OF - There were about twelve competitors for
this nrst award. and the time uecupi,d IN rSamina
tons and the correcting OF thu papers was ten weeks
The Income NJ the fund left by Mr. SChormrThorn 10
each HlieLna.s year and THIS sum Is awarded 60 tho
nsed by linn in course Of foreign travel and study
The fellowship u 10 he awarded every second wear aud
10 Speu 20 all ErA hates OF tue Columbia department. VI
architecture under thiry ytAfs VI AEs. . A.
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&ailroAd6.
new YORK CENTRAL
8ailroAd6.
Hudson River Railroad.

H9SoSu NNOE HullTobus
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New York.
TIE only RAILROAD STATION IN THE CRY.
Trains leave ne follows
ESQ A. M.-onIcAao vEsT1BULE LIMITED. due
1880 K. M.2soU1H%EsfERN vEsrIpuLE LIN
iTspmp ED Cincinnati 7''o. Indianapolis loSO A NJ,
1850 K, M.-wEsTBRN DAY ExPRRss-paIly OK.
cspt snndayE Train leaving on Saturdays does not
A,So r. =. M.oSoRTG saoRE vEsrIBuLB LIN
lTBD-Due at Detroit At 9lb A. NJ, Chicago 1850 r.
Zoo r y, PAST WESTERN ExpREss-pus Chi
oaSo $50. Cincinnati so P. ", 81 Louis 80 a. NJ
PRESs-FOr Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls and
TisaE!LI. NgysgRoH. PoyeHKEKPslE RHINE.
keePsie 10 20 A NJ, ~ 10 40. H.5S 500 $50 sis
isa t ST. SS S T e ffciG 1850 soA
I2I6 AMP Ei$eHfH fiILs,zs!S6 i?:29 ffo.so 4
for Albany, utrn Syracuse, Rochester, and suSpen'
rsSP PsidSS FS2 r hMrRoNpAcK MOUNTAIN AND
MoNfREALotsHS6A H. 7sS M o Also 4 roy. $50 $50
ATBGaN GEykv 4S6 GfSIRasfbkrspA22iSoa aS9L
BEREsHiRE siLLs, VIA HARLEM D1vIsIoN-tio3S
NJ, tsiao r " 49,,
Central aSE f Station and 1RSe ss9 eat' RRy Syapa
Park place s West l25th st. and isstb st. station Eey
Wescoits Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels aud residences through TO Destination
Above trains except those leaving At 1850 4 NJ. $3.50
JOHN II. TSfGTY GEORGE p. DANIELS
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
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The weekly bank statement shows:
Reserve. .sIna.'ssIIt1 Sit6i 1900 Inc sLI22H'
Reserve TeQd. luI, jaa,Au lOl,2Il.i7j Dec. JlS ~

Surplus Sa47IaOO S4.aI2,I25 Inc sL44G-.n
The surplus year ago was si+G10'J' and Two years
ago 81 7'3,G3L
Tho c.. c.. c. and st. J." Dig Four Railway
Company gives notice that 4 special meeting
OF stocEh oldcIS will he hell on july 7, in Tin
clnnati. o. to consiuer and take action on:
]. A proposed inci ease Of S4,j0O0O0 in the
common stock OF tho company. 2. The eNecu-
ton Of an operating c4ntrnGt VIII aLd the
per cent. bonds VI the g.. C.. [. and ST. /. to
the amount OF sG50,00O. 3. Ths issue Of $lO.-
100000 per cent. l00-year bonds OF the
G.. g., c. ana 81. L., TO lie secured by col
lateral trust mortgage, for the purchase of
tho st, Louis Alton and Terre Haute Railway.
un9n the sale thereof TO the Cairo. NIncennes
posed nGrchase or lease ri u line between
SWingheld and Columbus Ohio, or tho hnild-
ing OF an indel endent line and tho issue there
Tor OF tl,25O,tOO 4 q cent bonds. .. The
approval OF agroement for purchase OF stock OF
the Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan Rail
way Company and authority to guarantee in
terest on not moo than S3OO00Ol y cent
Of an agreement with the Ohio and Mississippi
hallway Company relating 70 the use Of tracks
between North Vernon and Jacksonville and
New Albany: The stock books will close ON
June IL. aud reopen July 10,
Secretary George W. Ely OF the New York
Stock Exchange gives notice that intarm cer-
tiilcates for NJ, r., and T. is may lie delivered
on and alter June without notice.
President NJ. L. ingalls, OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company gives notice that the
SH7.oOO cent. mortgage notes OF the Rich
moud and Allegheny Railway COMPANY due
June /, 1890, will DO paid on and after Monday
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i sales compare with those OF yesterday

Government bonds STEADY at unchanged
quotations. Railway bonds quiet hut firm.
Tue feutures were Laclede Gas Company ISIS,
CLEVELAND ami Canton lists, Atclison Atlantic
end Pacific. Reading, and Texas Pacific Issue :.
The m ore impnrtant net advances were IL At
laDtlr and Pacific incomes. = cent. TO 2n'a;
Cleveland Canton lists to " Leading
general 4e. =. TO 50. and TeNas Pacific Dds. T.,
Z cent, to A. Laclede Gas. Company lists de-
Glued y cent, to S3is.
In bank stocks shares of Western National
sold at 1888.
Silver bullion certificates 10000 ounces sold
at I0l'.. Bar silver In London was quiet al
Az 0-l6d. e ounce.
Money nominally 3 = cent; Time money. 5
p cent. for four months and 81 r 20 !. tor
eight months on approved Stock EXCHANGE
collateral. Commercial paper Guirt. The best
doubie-name paper is quoted at j''@B cent.
and primo single name atG@7 y cont.
Sterling exchange nrm. Posted asking rates
81. 50 for long bills and t4S7 for demand. Ac-
iual rates are 148i @$4S4.g for GO-day bills.
SI.B6j. MS4.S,iv Tor sight drafts. and SLS6;.S
$4S7 for cable transiers.
The only bond ouer received AT tho Treasury
Department up 10 noon to-day was S2l.3jO
registered IS at 1879. Later the following offers
were received: Four z cents, registered.
$4,000 at l22; * Il cents. registered. s2,20O,
$4,000. at 1925. ox-interest' All the offers
were accepted.
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RaiIEuads.
.
DE N N S VIVIAN IA
RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER MAY IL, ise

ON AND AFTER MAY IL 1890
Trains Leave stations foot Of Doabressss anA
$50 a. M.NflR FIsT Linz for tn. ives. Pull
:SS sn P Ssos snS st5l sS S.E c AfsSss
NJ also sns s. w hOSs To ocs TS s as
Remove, except sunday, and TOlsds except satur'
ISiSS, A. M.-TnE NEW YORK AND cnrcAeo
Sa bIswSg s1s s. sScS 81 b T
smoking, and Observation Cars presenting financial
P'S5 :aS SSais f mad .So. %
and Al the sonysntenee. Of home or enicS ns.,Sd
siscttic lightL Arrives Cincinnati 7iIS And Chicago
SoS r, M.1sT LOUIS CHICAGO AND crNoIN.
sSd bhSF SsF New St .R hsS s SSsa ssi
3nSinasHE ra,ssHEeI Coach N:w TSrsto Ssl 6
. sss s LOUIS 4sSs SsA Ssy r-.0ss. Nv ~, -
points in The west NsrtSa6sl and ssSaSSs,l PuiS
man vesti6pls sleeping Car Nav Ysrk 70 PtttburE.
!Snis pnSa ks saa YORK FSsa
RhiH AI,iTss At Tipsnn 6h sSo 0niSsrS 80
SS And rS.sS GsS ' tx
600 FS:SfAcIIc ExrKEss, 5qllm.n y..,!suls
n g! @ H'E tr ives
Or rSsa: ssy and Or csISg E9: y: on S:T:S"
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, AND the SOUTH
"Ta.sEsisn I:'sS G1pFso VII:
HTsSn Az and AL. n W::;
nE509 5'sG Is ana s sE sss
night For Baltimore only, 90 ,. n. Sunday .e,is
and 80 A NJ, 4 80 90. aud 500 p. NJ, and II rs
night For points on Chesapeake and Ohio railway
and Cincinnati slesperS Dining Car, and Ceaehos
FOR ITLASTfc CITY. 2 80 P. NJ Through Buffet Par.
Tor Car and Day CoAch) week.dhyb, connects feR
Browns Mills Fer Cape May, 800 r. N. Weekdays
For Old Point and Norfolk, via New York Philadot
phiA Norfolk Railroad 81 A. NJ. daily except SUM-
day and 500 r daily: via Baltimore and Bay
line. 2;lo 7. N. weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave as follows;
$40 20 g 90 $3.50 800 40 90 Chicago Limited.
with Dining Car and 10 80 Washington Llmitedl and
II Oo A. NJ, ~ 20 90 2:l0 90 So 90 80 90,
500. $50 90 andeo y. and l2:iS night 40
conmodAtion II 40 A. NJ, 40 and 90 r. n. Sun
daya Expross Sis . 30. 10 40 90 Limited and
10 Of A. NJ. 200, 90, 80 90. 1850 90 and 90
= NJ. and IL rs night Accommodation. TOO r. n
The New York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences
For time tabss Of local trains apply 70 any ticket
agent of the company.
CHAs. F. PUGH JR. WOOD
General Manager. Gene-al Paas'r Agent
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it'ANtrA 10 4Urr!aFc,

TThLEPHuNE -wAutei, 10 connect houss and stable.
j good eenTica, telephone STATE price OF in
Etalaton, TELEPuOAh box a. sun olee,
EANTED-Bsst automatic double or single gate for
Ky f sIIaGTY psIs 3 a o MN 2a1SsAsh GUM
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Death from Hydrophobln.

LAErAsIEk Pa, May 81 -Iohu Harry. . farmer living
near Petersburg this county died this morning from
hydrophoDa after two usys' Illness He was bitten BY
dog about two mouths HgO
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Shipping.
ALL STEAMERS SAIL AT3P. N.
ego MILES OF SEA.


NORFOLK, NEWPORT NEWS AND OLD POINT
COMFORT
TO RICHMOND. VA, $50 MILES OF OCEAN AND
RIVER.
Delightful excursions offered tho steamships Of
this company TO NORFOLK, OLD POINT COMFORT.
NEWPORT NBWS, WEST POINT. PETERSBURG.
RICHMOND. and to many popular spring and scenic
resorts in the VlRGINIAs and CAROLINAS, over vari-
ous railroad connections. Tho ships carry 100 hrSt
class passengers The schedule round trip to RICH
M0SDis FIRST night and day at sea; second night on
James River; two days and night ashore in RICH
MoND ION Saturdays ship from New iork-on Wodne0
days ship only days time, for sightseeing fourth
afternoon and night the James River; next day in
NORFOLK COR OLD POINT COMFORT, NEWPORT
NEWS. or VIRGINIA BRACHl leaving NORFOLK at
TP. NJ. and arriving in NEW YORK the following even
ing. THIS is the route followed by James River ships
sailing from New York Wednesdays and Saturdays
Passengers remain over in RICHMOND. NOR
FOLK. NEW PORT NEWS and OLD POINT COMFORT
and return any steamer within thirty days.
All the above tickets include meals and stateroom
accommodations through. Passengers can secure
stateroom accommodations two or three weeks in ad-
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$50 West st. corner Beach, New York