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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-25
PENNSYLVANIARAILRO ROAD
The Standard Railroad Of Auisfied

i N@+'AN AsbtAAuAA vi AulGlHGA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT By THE
lnterlOoking Switch & Block Sig
nal System.
Philadelphia, Wilmington a bait, n. n.
May s5rd. Isq2.
Trains will leave WIlm,urton ma to,tovv.,
I Phtladelphia (express,. LA az ! N III
~ So,s 5O.9 W. pa, l00s, 70 Id Iih5iYS
. %, .so oS - ~ io1, 7ls and 2 II p. m.
10 OVERWHELMINGLY =. n., p 81 s.. AZ s% 7os eos
20 and 10 SOP. m, " :" Nv u"
Tor chesterte xpresslI So, ~, Jo,7 A.
10 go . % . a. 10 e5s II %. ii sin M.
Accommodation. o 20. s. h. ;oa soa
70 ~ u IS a, M. Mss, Is. /, / IS s 20,
Sand 10 80 P. NJ.
IN New York, o.. Az +. 20, 80 9 IS. $ 81
40, . 10 5lI 81 oos q Il. 4 * e. Isl Is,
y u and 10 10 p. m.
For Boston without change. 10 Ie a. m,
FOR wess Chester. via LsmcLin. q 50
and 0s a. M, . 25 and 9 4J u, IN.
ForNewark tCantrel and In termo aee
ststinns, GOA. M :, IL 81 aud a. y. M.
a, 1sltimofe and intermediate stations
.o:is =, m. y % a4z A5 and o. D. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line. . IS p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 40, sol,
~. 10 IL and u 90 a. M. L. %, 81 IL
s0S ~ 49, e % Oh. t.ss 40. SEQ .. H..
TraiaEfor Deia ware DIvisIon cave ron
new Castle. So. IL - n M. . So $50
&C. 1916 81 o.50p. m. and II % night.
for LewesS 15a. M. <.37 p. IN.
nor h"i'. bah. > l5u. IN.
9 harrington. Dciniar and way stations
"a y. ID. Harrington and way stations
Express for Dover Harrington aud
peimat. II Is H. ns..t GO p. m & 1901 night.
Express for Wyoming & Smyr IA 81 D. IN.
Express for Cape Charlea Old Point
comfort and Norfolk, II IS q, m. and Il Of
Leave Philadelphia. broad street for
Wilmington toxpreasj, $50, 7 20, 7 as 81,
sle. 70 y. 10 IS. ii is am, sIs3s, 81
~ ssot - ShS o., a, sos. 20 ]
le OF night. ~ - Nv - una "'-'
tIon, Q 81. : 10. 10 Is. IL IS a
e., ~ ~ 2gs: go. tda 4 ID eaa saS iolI
SUNDAY TRAINS
For Phiiadelphia texpess,, S., as,.
soi n. 10 % ~ sS \ On ~ 81 a. IN, 1sa Se5
Aseom% &C. Il o. ia = H 70. az pm
II 10, ! IS ! ol S1and 10 30 =. m. M
f9r chester teIpressl, | Is, 3. $50. . %
IL 81 cc a; m. o. 81 o. ahd . an m.
4 4seoo1ahsSS ~ 20, so,. a. m. lat,.
For New York texprcsp,. nj" is. 2u
20 %. %, u oln: M, l3 il. ! 81 sos.
For Boston without change, 6ss p. IN.
For west Chester. MA Lamokin, 8 81
EorHew Castle, SO P; M u oe night.
and Norfolk, II Of night.
For Middlotown, Clayton. Dover, Wy
oming. Fclton, Harrington, Bridgevtlie,
Baltimore and Washington. = 10. 8 OIL,
10 is u. M, IL 90. ~ 80 O3, 7 10,
s2op, m. a.:d u 20 night. Baltimore on
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. fos
Wiimingt ton exprossl, 90, 20, TO- II y
a. m. 4 ii, sos, 6 81. 40. 80. IL 10,
II 80 p. M, pnd IL OF night.
Accommodations IS, 10 80 a. m. l23A
2os. 10. s ss, 10 oS and II IS p. m
For further information. passengers
station.
{.)Congresssirnal Limited express train.
composed entirely OF Pullman Vestibus
rarlor and Dining Cars.
20 Limited express trains. composed oil
Pullman estibu Q Parlor Cara Vestibulo
Passenger Coacliea and Dining Car.
lCHAS. r. PUGti. J. X. WOOD,
| General MANAGER. Genr Pass'ger Agt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-25
OUR LIN e.

Troy Pivot Axle Farm Wagon,
Batavia Steel Wind and Steel Tower,
Hays Dreamer, agricultural machin.
cry OF every description. carriages,
wagons and road carts. fertilizers,
seeds and pumps. Brandywine flour
and feed sold at mill prices. Highest
prices paid for grain. Correspondence
solicited.
A. G. WEBER & BROTHER,
chrlstlane. Del.
a2s.s-w
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@M BALTIMORE
EE SNi|ggN & OHIO
s3y RAILROAD
Schedule in effect May "a 1899.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. Ave. DEPOT
EAST BOUNl.

5fssa
Schedule in erect May q 1899. -
EAST BoUNb.
Express trains.
New York, week days '3Oa TAO. 'e.4l.
New York. sundays 'sCs, .s.5S 'lo.ss a.
M, sl2a4, .2bO 'b.8a, s7.s9 D. m.
Boston. -b,95 p. M, daily with Pullman
Buffet Sleeping UArs. running through 70
sio Bridge, landing passengers in b. y N.
PhiladelphJa, week days SOS. GOO as.
az 5 1s s ISOc .ipOc S o. M 40 'O'
Philadelphla, sundayG 500 as. $50,
1853 lilo, 10. &c. Il.A0A M, 'l2.A co. $3.50
sos. 4,lo sos. '6.ss. Ga. '7.Sa. s-24 1910.
Chester, week days, .a.cs, 500 6.4s. TAO
$50, 1874, .s.4l. 800 $50, 1925, 'I0.36, 'lIs9
a. M, 100 = 80, aOb. 4.i0. sos, '5.Ss, o.45
TBS. g. 95. 1000. 'll.0Op. m.
Chester, Sundays. sos e4S T;bo $50
sos, SOS, Gas. '7.sa. s.e5 1000, I'll 90 p. m.
Atlantic City week days. 'T.40 a. m
sl2. "a, sa.bO p. M, Sunday, 6.45. 's.b3 a. m
$50 y. IN.
WEST BOUND.
baltimore and Washington, asa. 70:
IS a. a. M. sl2 10, 20 G5, 30b q 40, &C -
2 90, % 81 p. m. daily.
baltimore and way stations 7o2 a. m.
Newark " Del, d 81. ZOE. .s47 a. M. zig 10
8 %, a 40, g "a, 2 IS, $50. -92l. II 10 p. m
daily.
Chicago. g ~ a. M. = 40 p. m. daily.
Cincinnati and ST. Louis ~ 10 p. m.
and = 50 p. m. both daily.
Singerly accommodation, OF q. M. %.
q and II 10 p. m. daily;
Landenberg accommodation, week days
2 o. II 90 a. IN, 05 and Sc p IN. Sundays
0 20 a. m, 9 05 and 4 40 p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET
For New York. week days. %, s % as3
For Philadelphia week days. s.. 80.
= 49, q 20. . So III IS n. m. Il ~ IS, As p.
IN. Sundays. o so n M. Il A. 3 30. Q As p. IN.
For baltimore. week days, 81, so, g 20.
II 10 u. m: IS, 3hb p. IN, Sundays,
For Landenherg aud way stations, woeiS
days, . Is a. IN, IS aud 5 90 y. IN,
Chicago and Pitisburg. IS 20 a. in. daily
except Sunday % IS p. m, daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis. II b a. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILL
MINGTON.
Daily. a Is. 90, z 20, = Is. s 40 10 90 Ill 35
a. M. l2o0noon. Il IS. goo. 3 90. I05. = 20.
4 80, IS 20. 30, 1851. 4 30, y "a, sl1 . IS.
sunday, Il Is IS. 90. IS Is. $50, 1000. al 81
a M. l2 90 noon, 9 90. 100. s405. 4 30. IS 81.
0 30. = "a. 10, IS Is, 10 10, IL 80 p. m.
Telephone Nc. 1873.
FE- Rates to western points lower than
vim. any other line.
J. 4 oDELI. G. q, SCULI.
General Manager. Genl Pass. Agent,
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M Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
others vii! Be made 70 the Honorable iE.
nattus G. Gribb. Associate Judge, on Wed.
uesday. the 9Th day of July. A. d.. lSp2,
al II o'clock IN tho morning. at Chambers
intlie City of Wilmington. for n charter
of incorporation OF u company TO he call.
cd hardwood and Stone limitation Com.
pany, 10 carry OF, the business of manu-
printing finishing. using and
selling wall paper In Imitation Of wood
or stone. je23-l0t
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M.F. Davis. jeweler. No. o E. Cd st
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Or o %oRTH'S SPECIFIC
COuCH SYRUP

COUGH SYRUP
Is the most speedy aud certain cure for
all diseases OF the Throat Lungs, and
Chest Such as Coughs, Group. SoreI
Throat, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Bron-i
chitis, Pleurisy. Splitting of Blood. Pains
In the Chest etc.
1t does not only dry up q Cough. but
loosens the Phlegm and Hllays the inilam-
Imation, thereby permitting nature tol
heal the diseased partB
For Sore Throat. Bronchitis and Hoarse-
ness. this romedy Is unequRlIedr also for
Coughs during La Grippe.
For long stauging aud cousumptiyeI
Coughs this has no equal. Pricc p cents.
For sa' 9 by, e. 7. DIV ORTIZ, 10th and
Market streets, N. u. DANEORTH. End
and Market streets, STANDARD PHAR
MACY. end and Jefferson streets. t-a3do
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W. MCEL. wee
sol SHIPLEY STREET
cRaTEFUL-comFoRTIHo
COCOA,
an EAkEAST-

BREAKFAST.
BY thorough knowiGHge or the
natural laws which govern the opera
Tons OF digestion and nutrition, and by
II careful application of the hne propei-
ties OF well-helcctCd Cocoa, Mr.. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with :
deiicDtely Favored beverage which NAV
save US many heavy doctors bills. 1t 4.
BY tile judicious use OF such articles OF
diet that II constitution may be gradual.
.ly bnilt up until strong enough to resist
every tendency to disanse. Hundreds ul
subtle inuladies are f.oating arc md ms
ready TO attack wherever there Is u weak
point. We may escape many a ihtuI
shaft by keeping ourselves well fortifiog
with pure blood and properly nourisi
ed frame. "-Ciyil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or
milk. Sold only In half pound tins b.
g occrs labelled thus:
JAMES EpPs & Co., homeopathic
Chemistss Lonion England.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-25

A eruption,
no matter bow
Hght, warns
you and every
one who sees
Il that your
blood Ll9,'.!t,
wise, you, III
heed the warn
ing. You'll
look about for
q remedy,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-25

UNoR SAT,E-A top-buxgy nearly new.
II also q no-top buggy ia good or,ter with
POLE and yoke and harness will be sold
cheap. Apply to Philip @. Plunkett, No.
200 West Front street. teai If
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NOTICE.

EMPLOYMENT office. No. 4os French
IL street. Those wanting good male
and female help call; all that want work,
call. male and female. &. g. MINNILk.
Manager. jeT-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-25

THE ETECTRoPolsE is THE GREAT
l. medical wondcr of the age. II you
arc interested. call or write for descrlp-
tive circulars with names of prominent
persons who have been cured. Investiga-
Jim Ra lIcifnI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-25

U,0R SALE-A licensed saloon In Nm ex-
II cetient location. doing good bus.-
ness. Address VIM. II. Long. this office.
jes2-6ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-25

E,OR sALE-A first- class Knight TEN.
II plar uniform. with or without coat
Address Templar. this Office. tees-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

ton to the worst Scrofula, win disappear.
and cnriches the blood as nothing else can,
and promotes all the bodily funcfiona For
all the many and varied forms Of Scrofula,
and for the most stubborn Skin and Scalp
Diseases, such - Saltrheum, letter, Erysip-
elias, Eczazna, Boils, Carbuncles, and kindred
nimenfs, nothing can equal it a. o remedy.
The sarsapArillas claim 10 do good In
March, April, and May. The Discovery !"
does more than that At all SEASONS and in
all cases, it's gxdrontssd to benefit or cure,
or you have your money back.
Nothing else offered BY the dealer, though
it's probably better Tor Elm, can b " juse .
good for goa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11
Neither Jew Nor Christian.

From TIE American Israelite.
An atheist rs no jew sny more than he is a
Christian. hohamredan. Brahmist or Buddhist
He belongs to class of his own, called by the
Hebrews kofar bikkar. denying all. who, SO far
O. Judaism religion is concerned, stands
outside of all connection and communion with
the house of Israel, even if all his ancestors I'M
TO father Abraham were of that race. 1t il well
known that Rihilists. anarchists and some also
OF the extreme socialists are confessed and i'm
plaeable enemies OF all religions, outspoken and
even Dragging atheists. Hence they are neither
jews nor Christians any longer, il they ever
we're. By their own confession. declaration and
doing they have initiated themselves into that
abnormal class of society called professed
atheists IL follows then that the would be
assassin OF Henry c. Prick and would-b be suicide
Alexander Berkman is no more Russian Jew
than he Is an Italian Roman Catholic or Ger
man Protestant. He is an anarchist and atheist,
nke his eonfreres the world over. As much a.
Jew and Gentle condemn anarchism-vith its
barbarous and criminal outbursts ANYWHERE
so much. indeed, We must protest against the
tnfamy Of the newsuonRers teleQraphina ONT
Into The world that Bsrkman u Q Russian Jew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11
HIGGINS BODY AT HOME.
Brought From. New York by the PhiIad
plia COmmfttee

Brought From. New York by the Philadel-
phia Committee.
The body Of Boatswain's Mate Riggin of the
United States steamship Baltimore, who was
killed by a Chilean mob, arrived in Philadelphia
yesterday afternoon. The general reception
committee, composed Of delegates from the
Grand Army posts, Army and Navy Unions,
Sons Of Veterans, Patriotic Order of Sons Of
America and United Order Of American Me-
chanics, under the leadership Of Chief Marshal
Reed, left Philadelphia on special car attached
to the $40 express to Jersey City
At Jersey City the party embarked on the tug
Belvidere, which conveyed it to the Pacific Mail
Steamship wharf. Consul McCreery Of vaipa-
raise met the delegation at the wharf. and in
nccordance with the instructions received by
letter from Secretary Foster formally turned
the body over to the Philadelphians
The body was incased In metallic coffin in
closed in rosewood box. It was covered with
United States flag, placed in the fore COM
partment Of parlor car, and at 2:25 started for
Philadelphia. At Germantown junction it was
taken In charge by an undertaken, who removed
it to his establishment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11
SHE SHOT HER LOVER.
A Telegraph Operator Got Two Balls In His
Head.

Patrick Quinn, All operator employed by the
Western Union Telegraph Company in their
Office at Delaware station. is living at his home
in Oxford. Pa, suffering from two pistol shot
wounds in the head and neck. inflicted by Miss
Hattie Acres If Creseo. Pa. Miss Acres re-
gaIded Quinn lover and it is said that the
shooting was the outcome of his desertion of
the young woman
Miss Acres left her home in Cresco Tuesday
night and went over 70 Delaware station. She
Travelled on the night train as far as Portland.
Pa. and then walked the rest of the wav. As
soon IA she entered the telegraph Office she
drew revolver from the folds Of her dress and
at once began firing at Quinn. She fired two
shots in rapid succession. one of which entered
the mans head and the other lodged in his neck.
The Young woman then walked out of the Office
with the smoking revolver in her hand She
did not go far before she took from her uocket
. small bottle which contained laudanrn and
swallowed its contents She was soon seized
With violent pains, but prompt medical aid
saved her life. When she recovered sufficiently
10 speak she asked IL Quinn was dead and said
that it would be better for both of them to be
out of the world. The Young woman subse-
quentiy became historical. and was placed in
the CUSTODY OF constable.
Operator Quinn, after being attended by q
surgeon. was removed TO his home at Oxford
The attending surgeon said that he did not
think either of the wounds was necessarily fatal
Quinn was formerly employed in the Office ut
Creseo, and while there made the acquaintance
OF Miss Acres II Is said that he frequently
TOOK her TO places Of amusement and that she
often called at the telegraph office at Cresco to
see him.
Miss Acres. after her arrest. would not make
any statement, except to say that Quinn had
wronged her. and that she wished both were
dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11
THE RIVER EXCURSION BOATS.
Omcial Reports shov That There nas Been
No Cr0Wdlnx Them.

Omcial Reports Bhow That There @0 Been
No Growing Them.
Gen. Eettleton, acting secretary Of the treas
ury, has received the following report from
Special Deputy wstkins Of the collector Of Gus
toms Office Of Georgetown relative TO the al.
legged overcrowding Of Potomac river excur-
sion boats:
Replying 70 letter referred to by you 70
this Office for q report - 10 the precautions
taken In the overcrowding Of steamboats, on the
Potomac river I have the honor to inform You
that have Thoroughly investigated this case and
find from the report Of the Inspector
in charge Of the two steamboats,
owned by the Mount Vernon, Marshaii
Hall Steamboat Company on the particular day
mentioned, also from statements made BY OH
GERS Of said. boats 60 which they win make sfi-
dAvit), that the total number Of passengers
carried June q, 1891. wss 4. o7O, viz:
Charles Macalester-First trip down. Ss4; re-
turn trip, 164; second trip down, $685. return,
e46; third trip, LAG; return, I. o23.
River ousen-Firss Trip, so4' return, 500; sec
The number allowed the Manchester by the
steamboat inspectors II 400 and the River
Queen 900. The River Queen on this date
made one extra trip to bring up TIE extra
number.
.'As to the precautions generally taken by
this Office to prevent overcrowding Of steam
boats l have to inform you that we have one
officer on the river front every day. two and
three during the evening and on Sundays and
holidays the whole force. Every possible pre-
caution is taken to protect the public. The
can state positively that often many ere turned
away"
Accompanying this report h one from Steam
boat inspectors Cooper and Saville Of Balti-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11
EXTENDING THE READING SYSTEM
Bufalo and Philadelphia Are Now Directly
Connected.


Connected.
The first train over the new Lehigh Valley
Reading road arrived in Buffalo from Phiiadel-
phia yesterday. 1t consisted Of large engine
and three private cars, containing twenty eight
officials and invited guests. On board were
many distinguished railroad men, and the OBJ
ject of the trip was to inspect the new road from
Ettenville to Geneva to Buffalo
The party left Philadelphia OH Monday and
went to New York. going west on the Lehigh
Valley route, being the first train to arrive in
Buffalo from New York on this road excIu-
sively.
The officers we're very much gratified with the
progress Of the road. The new line. which ex-
tends from Buffalo to Van Ettenville, will be
opened for business September 1. The new line
will be an important link between Buffalo, New
York and Philadelphia. The officials Of the
Reading road recognize the importance Of an
Independent line into Buffalo. It will not be
long before grain now shipped to the metrop-
ola will be sent direct TO the Quaker city,
where the facilities for Transporting it to the
ocean carriers are superior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11
SPRINGS AND BATf
MISCELLANEOUS.

I oNG POINT HOTEL. ON SENECA LAKE, n
rI.ee. Gst ms June ws, One e the most
snd al Tie srrroundipss Of this hotel charminy
pleasure of guests has been added ABSOLUTELY free
From mosquitoes malaria and dampness. This pscs
has NO superior and few IL any equals Send for Do
scr1pIivs catalogue. Prices reasonable.
'ny:yS-s. IN. thtSn p. Z. MAIsON, s. Wall St
g rRAsBURG. VA. EXCELLENT BOARD AND
~ rooms; fue chalybeate spring: large ward; rloee
70 station. teieyrsrph once &c. terms per VIZ 81 20
SiO; per mo-. VS. TO e35 A p. McINfURFF, Prop.
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A British Steamer to Be LibeIed.

The British steamer Wilmington will be
hbeled by the United States district attorney at
Portland, Greg, for smuggling opium into the
United States from British Columbia This
vessel was observed to enter the Columbia river
below Portland and buoy a number of casks con-
tanning opium in the river. to be subsequently
removed by confederates, but they were cap
tured by treasury agents. The penalty for
smuggling opium Is confiscation Of vessel and
cargo and punishment OF the officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

Took Poison While Getting Over . Drunk.
Patrick Morrison, retired contractor,
aged sixty-seven, died in Boston Tuesday
afternoon from the effects Of an overdose
Of lsudanum. Morrison bad been drinking
heavily of late, and on Monday went into q
drug store and purchased an ounce Of lauda-
mum, which he said was for a child suffering
with toothache. Going home he swallowed the
contents Of the bottle. Medical aid was sum-
moned and antidotes administered, but he was
beyond medical aid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

The Queen Arranges to See the Incoming
Premier Tomorrow.
Mr.. Gladstone yesterday received a commit
nication from General the Right Hon. Sir Henry
F. Ponsonby. private secretary to the queen,
announcing that arrangements were being made
for his reception tomorrow at the queens resi-
dence, on the Isle of Wight. whittier Mr. Glad
stone will proceed in response to a summons
from her majesty. The object of the queen in
summoning Mr.. Gladstone to Osborne House is
to intrust him with the formation of new gov
eminent.
Lord Salisbury is expected at Osborne House
today to tender the resignation Of the present
government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

To BE Evieted From the Cherokee Strip.
Dispatches have been received at Ell Reno,
o, T., from Capt Miehler, in command
OF three troops of cavalry in the Cherokee
strip, under orders to evict all persons
introducing cattle, showing an alarming
condition Of affairs in the strip, for irnmeoi-
ately upon their receipt two troops Of cavalry
were hastily accoutered and provis,oned, and
under command Of Capt. Hail we're sent to
Capt Michler rs reinforcemsnts. II 10 feared
that the cataemen are resisting eviction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

HardshiPs Endured by Americans ON the
Desolase Alaakau Islauxss.

Hardships Endured by Americans ON the
Desolate Alaskau Islan<ss.
News from the n, ror,h west q, srersr;r. and
h..a.h,,- .-.' an
ups s"uureuo! americans on the oesos@te
AinskAn lslands comes 70 the Treasury DEPART
ment in q report from Capt. Healy, command
ing the o. 8. revenue cutter Bear. He reporta
from port C1.,s,c. AZ. nd A.. 40 To-.
90 ,h., - -. --..s g. :. o-e
20 ma On 'une ne vnsed o. Ma'tnews
Island ana FOUND one OF the three men-Peter
Viani-who was reduced TO the last of his pro-
visions and vould sooo have been in a starv;o~
condition. The otbsr men-Fr.d R.sn. and i
N ' u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

fanktOn Indian Commission Appointed.
The following named persons have been ap-
pointed by Secretary Noble as a commission to
negotiate with the Yankton Indians Of South
Dakota for cession of their surplus lands,
under the act Of February 8, 1887: J. C. Adams
Of Webster. y. D.; W. l.. Brown Of Chicago,
ILL.,. and John j. Cole of st. Louis. Mo. These
surplus lands aggregate about l65, 900 acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

DT1Ce1 0W -
all impurities Of
the blood, no mat
ter OF what name
or natrHe, or from
what cause aris-
ing, byDr. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery.
Clear your skin
with it. Every
disfgureme emit,
from . common
"AH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11
Chemical Warks Rurned.

The extensive works OF the Lancaster, Pa,
Chemical Company were completely destroyed
by fire yesterday, with a very large stock Of
goods. The loss is from eco 900 or go, 600: in
surance $4,000. The fire Is believed to have
been Of incendiary origin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

Bob Jordan, a negro prisoner in the custody
Of Constable Wright, while being brought
to Camden, Ark, Tuesday night for
Judgment in Jail, was taken from the officers by
Q party of masked men and shot 70 death. He
bad insulted white woman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

Ocean House at Newport, r. l., died yesterday
after lingering illness. He was weu known
throughout the United States.
The American schooner Belle Bartlett, which
vas ssised ct Hawkssbury, N. g., for alleged
smugsiine two years ago, has hesa rslaaasd