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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-29
THROUGH TIE HEAD.
A Woll-Known and Popular Yonng
Man Taxes His Own LILO.
HIS RECKLESS ACT a SID ONE.
10 Leaves no Word to Indicate what
Actuatcd Him, nor was He Known
10 have Ever Contemplated such
stcp..A Shock to oil who know
Him when tho News was Announced.

Yrstrrlay morning about Z o'clock
,r,.o.l y, Caro,hcrs n youny man
440""' sn;,,,,
employed S'neo '""uH'y 20 "a''"N'
bool; keeper NJ the wholesale ury
voods establishment OF l.. S. Delaplain
e. .oot hi, own l;fe bv shootiny
" Wv ~ ,T.,'"i 49,. ho.J Tho Joodlr
himself through tno 'enu' my uo'a!
shot was fired in room III tho building
IN which tho store ia situated, whore
'',.,n,, C,ro,bors had slcnttho NIGHT bc.
yo""7 " ~" IL c,m..oon ovo,bor
fore with Alr. ffea Sturgeon a''o1i'or
cmployC OF the establishments
Tho news OF the suicide was received
,,in aoror,, horror Yesterday forenoon
WIN h''''''' ~, -, g.
by all WHO Knew noWaEu. 90 '"F as ID
known he had mover expressed o
,honpht that could suggest to anybody
that he might contemplate suicide.
Ai.cr lis death search was mado in his
nrnrl, and in the room where ho died,
Int not n scrap of writing could DO
ionni which threw any light on his act.
Young Carothers was met ON tho
a,rrct by Mr.. Sturgeon between 10 and
~ ~ o,'sra:l, WcdnC.'iqy NIGHT and Lo nd.
,5.oG lin IN "o ,.t,mr and 60 10 he'd.
,rhi, Howard raiused 10 do. Int when
-; L.. }r;n,G oetcd him TO % TO tho slorc
,r VII ,h,v were both cmployed and
slrcp with him in Il room oil tho third
d. d. II ,ho building ho consented. Tho
t ,,ro mon NJ wont to the store and sat and
tolInJ Tor soIno Length, OF time, How
s- .i 5., 40 ~ ho na chnori,l "a wna
his wont AponI II O'Clock INC TWO re-
Yesterday morning Mr.. Sturgeon got
lin about seven O'Clock, calling to Ho-
ward ~ he did SO. Howard walked and
turned over 2tuFR facH; went CONF M
s Siorls %"@ that .h9t i wos nearly seven
o'clock, and thinking that it was time
for Howardto get up and go homo to
ms breakfast, SO thnt nc might DO oacN
N lime 10 20 70 VOTE promptly at
nan past seven, nc rang ShG e'ec i!;
pei 10 cal MN. INC s9ulI OF tne pen
had scarcely died away tlli nc hc"fd the
SCUM" Oh re.oIScs "itu 'lIGn VI iali;
he thought at once mat Howard ma
allied himself; ahu running up 10 the
room, lonIu me young man iyihs laco
down on inc moor with wound IN the
right sue. OF ms mead
Mr. sturgeon rusHed up street 10 get
doctor, ana wheh he returned Two OF
the oIitor employees haa arrived. ne
sent them up 10 me room ana theh tel
ephonIed Tor aho.her doctor, ana pretty
soon DFs. baird ana heed Ooth arrived.
I"ey FOUND mat HE w?s not quito eX-
timex, nut IN lew minutes the young
man pFea'GGd MS last.
Coroner Phllllps was soon summoned
and made an examination OF the body
&ndt99k the testimony oil the witness
ees. From their testimony tho ABOVE
iacts arc iaEen' ~
The body was taken to AiendePs UNI,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-28

This delightful tour will leave Phila-
delphia February I'd, 1892. and visit
Washington, Richmond, Virginia
Eeach, Old Point Comfort, and home
via the New York, Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad after covering Il
period of about eight days. kound-
"Trip rate, including all necessary tray
cling expenses. will be sold from Philu-
delphia al Il rute of $4,000
Many things might he said In favor
OF these tours did space allow. They
ale pleasure trips in The hest sense Of
The word. The method OF travelling
he points selected. the manner Of
conducting the tours, all combine to
give the tourist the greatest POS Sible
amount of pleasure and comfort with
he minimum of expense and Of the
cages incident to travel. Special
trains OF Farlor Cars are provided, in
which tho entire trip is made under
charge Of Tourist Agent and Chap
eron. Application should he made to
Tourist Agent Pennsylvania Railroad,
2SS3 South Fourth Street. Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF BOT
w ties. All slzes of blue and yeast
powder, ammonia. brown stout pale ale,
Appolinaris. pInts and quarts; Cham
payne. pints and quarts; Claret, pints aud
quarts. J. c. ROCKINGHAM, Twelfth
and French streets. jslm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-28

The nick Of time TO stop the course OF
bladder and kidney plants Is when the
orgahs concerned exhibit tendency to
grow inactive. The healthful Impulse to-
ward activity that they receive from Hos
tel ter's Stomach Bitters rescues them
from impending danger, ana averts such
dangerous maladies as Bright's diseases
neys increases liability 10 chronic chou
matism, govt aud drop>y and since the
blood Is filtered by these organs in its pas
sage through them. the operation az the
Bitters serves douhly happy purpose.
The medicine acts without exciting like
the fiery sttmulnnts of commerce. Ma
Iarial, dyspcptic. constipated and nervous
invalids al ethOroughiy relieved by il. Since
the advent OF that shocking malaiy, la
grippe, II has been widely ueiunnst rating
It's usefulness as a curative and preyen-
tive of 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-28

Mrs. Margaret Nutter. No. 3l4 East
Fourth street. the other day, seeing q
notice in the REPUBLICAN, of the old
Harrison medal ploughed up by the
son Of Levy Courtnan Robert Sutton
of New Castle, was reminded that she
two had an 1870 Harrison medal, and
hunting it up she brought it to the
REPUBLICAN Office. Her medal was
about IA by IL inches, trimmed with
a brass frame and intended for II breast
pin. The picture was of log cabin,
Il barrel of hard cider, and a flag lying
from lofty polo.
Mrs, Nutter said that the Wings, of
Salem, N. j.. had Il meeting, a parade,
and flag raising. When they were
raising the flag it caught in some nails
in Il shingle roof and the stripes ripped
apart. The flag was brought down
and Mrs. Nutter. then a young lady
of IS, sewed up the rips, when Mr.
Sinickson presented her with the
brenstpin, and sea captain present
said that whenever she wanted to
take trip to Europe she should have
free passage but she has never gone
to Europe YET. She takes great pride
In her Tippecanoe and Tyler too
breastpin, and has kept 1t In excellent
order,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-28

Rev. Vaughan S. Collins says that
the report that Rev. j. H. Gallo well will
will be given superannuated relation
ut the meeting of the conference is
unwarranted, as he has no Intention of
asking foi any such relation. AS the
statement TINT Dr. Gaidweii will prob.
ably retire from the actiye ministry
may prey ept charge nsking for his Ser.
vices, hat might Otherwise do so. Mr.
ollins hopes that the correction may
e given as wide a publication as the
erroneous assertion lad III tho differ.
ent papers. III. Caldwell is nne of tho
most eminent ministers in the confer.
ence and it is TO be hoped that his
usefulness will be continued iol
another decade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-28
THE WILMINGTON CITY ELEC-
TRIO COMPANY.

ToMMENCE THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
~ The Muskegon Improvomeilt Co.
IS organized under the laws Of Michigan
for the purpose of raising funds to indHcel
manufacturers to locate in their city.
The Company purchased a tract ofland-
subdivided II into lot, and sold to citizsn0
of Muskegon in one day. $500 lots 1t 3
uniform price OF $3.50 per lot, NE
Some of these lots have been resold for
81. DO. aud many of them for from six To
ten hundred dollars each.
FlVo hundred houses and twelve fEns
mense factories is the result of the sale
the profits being used TO erect the factory
buildings which were presented free to
the present owners. l
The same Company now offer 1900 lofa
at uniform price of S165 each, Terms
only s. cash aud 81 n woek or eS q month
The lots In the second sale are moro worth
$500, OH account of said improvements
The Company issue II bond backed by u
million dollars to duplicate in 1902 what
was done in 1891,
Send your name and post.office address
and we Will cheer fully mail you frB8~
Pluts Maps. a beautiful Birds Rye View
of city of Thirty Thousand, and such ts1-
formation as every Intelligent person
will appreciate.
| II you do not become a purchaser you
will find this information valuable and
Instructive. This is the one chance OF
your life. 1t don't cost anything 10 In
lvesiiFate. Write to Chas. NJ. Steele q Sons
Sole Agents. MusheRon. Mich. 40
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-28

Rioting Strikers In a Spanish Town Pre-
cinitate Heroic Measures.


MADRID, Jan. 26.-The labor troubles
at Bilbao are among the men employed
In the copper mines in that vicinity. The
men went on strike against reduction
In wages. They finally became riotous,
and yesterday they stoned the foot
guards who had been ordered to compel
the rioters to disperse. The foot guards
were compelled to fire upon the mob.
Affairs looked so serious that the au-
tn critics called upon the military, and
reinforcements of cavalry and infan try
We're sent to assist in preserving order.
The strikers have become 80 daring
that they have cut the telegraph wires
and destroyed the railway lines around
the mines. Troops were sent to disperse
them, but though the strikers were
armed only with stones and a few re-
yolvers they made most determined at
tack upon the soldiery.
They had good supply of rocky am
munition, and they rained a perfect
shower of missiles upon the troops The
latter were compelled to retreat. One
sergeant and two of the strikers were
quite badly wounded.
The strikers are highly incensed by
the fact that they We're fired upon and
have made many threats of revenge.
Work in all the mines is suspended and
the situation grows hourly worse. 1t is
feared that the strikers may attempt to
destroy property at the mines, and con-
sequently a strong force of gendarmes
have been placed on guard about the
mines to prevent any such attempt
should it be made. The authorities have
declared Bilbao to be in state of siege,
and severe military measures will be
taken to put down any further attempts
at rioting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-28

Either by a hot box OF spark, 5000
gallons OF naptha and 5000 gallonsof oil
1eaped into the dir In a grand confla.
ton on the b. d o. II. R., near the Sus
quehanna river at ESQ o'clock a. m,
Wednesday, Jan. 81, because freight
train OF % loaded cars parted near the
middle on a down grade between Jack.
son and Aiken, under the charge OF
conductor Curran, thus destroying
also three box cars and contents, and
delaying traffic six hours.
Sugar, furniture, oil, and freight car,
were consumed and 25 rails warped
all resulting in a total damage o.
$4,000 fully covered by insurance.
j. L. Clayton, superintendent OF
engines and trains, Captain James
Downing, Ghief-Engineer:Joh Barron
train master and f. c. Whitelock, sur
pervisor of roads, went i'm mediately tt
the scene,s.with two wrecking trains,
one from Wilmington and one from
Baltimore. Tie train from this city
left at $. Is a. nj. The east bound track
was open to travel by 9.45 u, m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-28
NOTICE.

NyOTICE-TIfE COUNTY ASSESSMENT
lN is now completed. and may be seen
at the following places:
First Ward Mclaughlin Brothers cigar
store. No. W. Fourth street.
Second Ward-Hu9h Diamonds cigar
store, S. Il. corner Third and Poplar
Streets
Third Ward-IIarly Witsll's cigar store
Maryland avenue and Mad son street.
Fourth War1,-Alexande Mc3owar's,
Northeast corner Third and Lombard
streets.
Fifth ward-Nancy Quigley's No. GO
Madison street
Sixth Ward-WillIsm a. McShcas cigar
store No. 1926 french street.
Seventh Ward-Wiiiam S. Moores
grocery store, No. 40i Delaware avenue.
Eighth Ward-Edward Concanuon's No.
434 East Seventh street.
Ninth Ward-Joseph j. Rieby's cigar
store. No. s0U1 Market street.
tenth Ward-Wiliiam \. Shields, No,
100 Jackson street.
Eleventh Ward Robert T. Cottinghum +
Matyia d avenue and Liberty stree
Twelfth Wartl-Philip X. Sheas. South
cast corner of Fourth and Scott streets
the Assessors will he III session at the
Court House, t1,evy Court room on Jan.
28. ~. Is. 20 and 30. for the purpose OF
making any corrections and placing any
name on the assessment list that may
JOHN j. OHARA.
First district.
MICHAEL. TCONWAY,
Second district.
CHARLES WIIANN,
Third district.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-28
Dots.
BIsh's, French street wharf, is the
place TO buy Your coal.

BIsh's, French street wharf is the
place to buy your coal.
Good slightly used pianos OF some
| OF the best makers, such as SleinWay,
Chickering, Emerson and others from
| &125 upwards, on easy monthly ray
| ments. FL. +. RoBEiEN, No. no Muir
ket street.
pound packages prepared Buck
wheat, pure BuckwLeat only Is cents
at ]. ]. Smiths, Fourth and Shipley
| streets.
Presiding Elder Murray will lecture
in Wesley Church this evening on
Cavern Curiosities."
DIR. j. G. Mccoy, who has been seri-
ously i'll at his residence in New York,
| has returned to his home ut Klrkwood,
greatly improved and pronounced con-
yalescent.
Postmaster Daniel J. Stewart has
arrived at Dallas, Texas, ON his way to
| California.
The property or Front street, oppo.
site the p, W. & Il. station, formerly
Willis restaurant Las been sold by
\ Hugh G. Smith to Mrs. Johanna
Stoeekle for $4,000.
The three scows which the jackson n
| Sharp Co., has contracted to build for
| the Chan les Warner Company will be
| used in carrying sand from Delaware
| bay and river 10 Philadelphia and this
city. Each scow will have capacity
| Of 800 tons.
Cards have been Issued announcing
the marriage OF WI liam h. Megear. of
the firm Of T. i. Megear & Son. to
Miss Mary Bewley Hail. to take place
| Wednesday afternoon. February Sd, at
I 30 O'Clock, at the residence of tho
brides father, Colonel William E.Hall,
| in SMYRNA.
| Said q gentlem8n1n our presence: 1
usually let IA cold or cough go as it
comes, but had very bad one some.
time ago, and the way it worked /
thought il wanted to take me along
| with it. So TO prevent il ! went to Dr.
| SHINING store and got a bottle OF his
white Puimonic RaIsnn. used it ac-
cordiDg to directions and the cough
was gene ami was left II is the
best lung medicine III the world.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-28
BALTIMORE
g. OHIO
RAILROAD

Schedule in effect Nov. IS. 1901.
lTRAINs LEAVE DEL. AVE, UEPoT.
EAST BOUND.
express trains.
New York, week DAYS 43Oe. elf. s7Ai
I"lvij an. IL ~ - &c. % SO, Il ~ D. m.
New iutk. sundays $. rSos. Il Il, tI0 SO a
IEI.. 'ie n, - SO. 1888, u 80 u. m.
Boston, % W y. M, daily. with Pullman
Inlet Rnsten slTspimE Cars. running through to
sic Bridge, landing passengers In b. { ii.
Philadelphia. week days, 9 Os, 90, Q -.
iii va nj, ~ a. OF. - 50, o.. To- u.s. "a b
Is 10, -73a, $50, 10 90, 10 50 p. m.
Philadelphia, SUNDAYS, % ", 6t5, III,
100, eos, 10 IS. l.oa. M, ~ u GOA - o..
Chester, wask days, g os. 90, 6 Is. i Ii
'740, 90. IS 50, 900. 50, 1000 40 3D. III ~
n. M, OO, '25 .'S05. 4i0. o5, IS IS. 9 4j,
Chester. Sundays. t.aGs. e4s, .7l3. 719.
e05. 40 81, II i0a. M. %, . s .3o5.i 10. 50I
las. 6 10, Il g., 80. 1000. 40 Is y. m.
Atlantic City. week DAYS. = II a. M,
~ "a $3.50 p. nj. Sunday til u. IN.
oV p M WEST BOUND.
baltimore and Washington, a54, 701
q. ~ 70 4, n, az 10. q oS %, u 40. 'd24
Baltimore and way stations. 7o2 a. IN
Baltimore and principai stations ON
lPhiladelph1a Division, 10 16 q. m., daily.
Newark, Del, .l5I. 76Q, .s47. 40 90 a. IN,
lJail. a55 "A 4c '6ai,1 80. - 81, II 10 y. IN.
daily.
| Chicago, IS II Ali, Il 40 p. IN. daily,
Cincinnati and st. Louis, .l2l0 u, m
and u D. p. m. both daily.
Singeriy necommo dation, 02 o. NJ, . Is
Z 81 and IL 10 u. M, daily.
t Landenhetg accommodatien. week
days, : O2, II dr IT. M, 65 and ID p. m.
Sundays, 80 q. m. and ~ T.. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET hfRhET
STATION.
For Philadelphia, week days. 5 81. %
Y "a. ~ -. :. 50, I'll 10 "a. m IA ~. 70, } 81
0 % y. m. Sundays, q 30 a. M. II a., > As
Tor Eaitimore.weeit days.5 81. 6 so, % Is
1888. I'll a5 a. M, A., p. IN. sundays ans
Baltimore and principal stations or
! Philadclphiu Division, 50 q. IN. daily,
except sunday. sundays a25a. IN,
For Lanaonberg and way stations
woek days. SO, 10 So IA. M, . As, o 90 D. IN.
Sundays, . % a. m. and 800 y. IN.
Chicago and Pittabng. IS u a. M. daily
Except SUNDAY. q IS L. m, daily.
Cincinnati and St. Louis, sll35 a. M.
daily except Sunday.
LEAVE PHI. FOR Will
MISHToN.
Daily. = IS 6fo. 735, sis. no.. a}l
| 10 ~ ~ y - y. m, i2O0 noon, y A.
Sunday. = i. d 90, Sis. 8 90, % 50. 1000.
IS 81, $40, = u sic. 10 10, Ii 80 p. IN.
Telephone No. 1873.
Eg- Rates to western points lower than
via any other line.
" j, Il. oDELL. C. o. sCULL.
General Manager. Genl Pass. Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-28

A lady who called at tho store of
DR.. Simms, Fourth and king streets.
on Wednesday, evening, said his bal
sam was the best remedy she had eYsr
used for colds, It had done her more
good than any she had ever tried, and
size had the fullest confidence in its
medical properties. she invariably
felt better after using it, and her lam.
lily had congratulated her on her
marked Improvement. This voluntary
testimony OF tito efficacy OF the halsam
must lead to its increased use for
coughs and colds as the tendency is
to ward off the grip and kindred com.
plants, and lead to renewed health
and length of lie,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-28

ToR sALE-A GoLLEGTIoNo or WELL
IL made dearbons. wagons and carri-
Hges al tair prices. VIM. Hammond, End
and Fronch streets. o2S-3mI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-28

restores health and vigor.
For all diseases caused by disordered
liver or impure blood-Dyspepsia BIZ
iousnrss, tho most stubborn Skin, Scalr
and 9crofuleus affections, the " Discos
cry is the only remedy 50 certain and
effective that it can be guaranteed. II
II doesn't benefit or cure, ycn have yoni
money back.
Its not only tho best, but it's the cheap
est blood purifier sold, no matter how
many doses are offered for dollar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-28
PEARy RELIEF EXPEDITION.
Professor Hei]brin Confident That He
Will Find the EXPLORER,

Professor Hei]brin Confident That He
Will Find the Explorer.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 49, - Professor
Angela Heilprin, who has been selected
to head the expedition which the Acad-
envy Of Natural Sciences will send to
the relief of Lieutenant Peary, accom-
panied the original expedition to Nc
Cormick bay, and is thoroughly CON
versant with the explorers plans. He
is also familiar with the Artic region,
being well known as geographer and
paleontoligist. Professor Heilprin is one
Of the eurators of the Academy of
Natural Sciences, and is regarded by
the great majority of the members as Il
man pre- -eminently qualified to command
the Peary relief expedition.
The details as to the relief party and
their movements have been placed in
the hands of a committee, OF which Pro-
fessor Heilprin is chairman. They will
hold their first meeting next Friday, at
which time the arrangement of the de-
tails of the expedition will be begun.
Professor Heiipiin, who was seen at
his Office by representative of the
United Press, was engaged in drawing
up the preliminary plans to be submitted
to his committee, and is confident that he
will find Lieutenant Peary and party at
Mccormick bay
The expedition will leave this city
early in June, and in all probability will
leave st. Johns, N. F., the latter part of
that month in the steam whaler Kite.
Many applications have already been
made by parties desiring to join the ex.
petition,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-28

LoR SALE-A GOOD OTTO GAS EN-
IL Rine. about 6horse power, Inquire
Of the W ilninGiOn Dental Manufacturing
Company, No. iOle King street dl9-tl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-28

The G1ubb's Corner Gun Club has
challenged the Claymont Climb for Q
match next Saturday. We hope thu
Glaymont boys maydo better than they
did before.
Our Levy Courtman, I. N. c..
thought he could play dominoes, but
got whitewashed on Monday.
The farmers arc getting their ice
houses filled. Albert Harvey had his
iand mashed in fodder cutter on
Saturday.
One of our neighboring farmers, G.
Y, has returned from Philadelphia and
now has the grip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-28
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
whining ton & Bait. n. II.

Whining ton & Bait. II. II
Jan. ls. 1897
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows
Philadelphla texpressj, 1 s., S., 20, IS
Z IS. Se.s 6o,s o. pa loo5. 10 10. ii ~. IL 3
II Of a. NJ. slE l0, W, 4 i, "a, 0 10, /
| Acc olnmodatiou, s 90. s So. : a5. so
10 40 q. m. y IS. %, 3 IS. 49, 20 Ga
u 20 and 10 30 p.n
For Chester xpressh1 %. 90. 8 3a.7 IS.
81. ~, 90. ~. ~ Is. u 20. II 81 a. M.
% Of, $50. FOG, il and 8 l2p. IN.
|, accommodation. o 70. IS, I 05, oS
~ IS: IL 80 a. NJ. ]. Ss. %. 45.t Sd. 8 20
X 9S Sna i s. 90 Fl g. g.; 20. go ss 50
j g. Ia III. ! 81 q II. 7Go. 7is
. II and 10 80 p. IN.
For Boston without change, 10 ZIG a. m.
For West Chester, via Lemolin, 8 81
and IS q. M, 25 aud 45p. m.
For Newark (Centre) and Intermediate
Stations, 40a. M, IL 81 ana 80 y. Ia.
1o.l5 q. M, IL 06. 24z. 45 and 06 y. ln~
and u Ii night.
Baltimore and Bay Line. % p. m.
n baltimore and Washington, 10. 3 OIL,
= j, ~ Is ana II 90 n. M. IL O6. l2 50 Il 10
5es: ~ y. 20 0s. 40 sad. D, m. ana
Trains Tor Delaware Division leave for.
New Castle: SIS. IL % a. M. so. $50,
jn.6 1905. $50 p. M. and IL % night.
FOR l.ewcsS Is II. III. 49, p. m.
. harrington. DelEiar ana way stations
, :, "a 40 u. m. Harrington and way stations
Express for Dover. Harrington and
Delmar. Ills II. nI..t 81 p. III & 1901 night.
Expfess for Wyoming " Smyrua IS p. in.
Express for Cape Charles Old Point
ninht.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for
q LINING ton y tef pressl, $780, 70. 27s 81.
w, ~ ~ ~ S5, II is aim, II 10 IL b. 20.
: W Boi: ~; 53 Of, III, s 0s. 8 80, 5 81,
u o.. 40 y le, ii cop M. and u Oh night.
Accommodation, o., Z 10, 10 So IL ~ u.
p, ~; ". e2s, 10. 100. 40. Gaa. ssS. loQa
SUNDAY TRAINS,
4 20. 8 so. 800. ldu5. il 81 n. H., 81 4s5'
B o., 10, $ o.. 9 o., i 08, Z Is, and 8 IL n. M
a Accommodation. I @. s05. a. M.
~ 10 70. 10. o.. land 10 50 p, IN. -
Accommodation, 7 90, g 0J, q. M. IL To-
i 20, 4 o., . 20. % aud 10 ~ ID. M,
f." For New York texpress). So. 255.
4 o. 06, 20 Fl, 7O6 p. M.
For Boston without change. s, SO n. m.
FOR west Chester. via Lainokin, 05
= ForNsw Ca castle /, m, $50 p. M, ls Os nighs
For Cape Charles, old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, IL OF night.
For Middletown, Clayton, Dover, WV
oming, FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeville,
Seaford, Laurel and Delmar, IL OIL night
Baltimore and Washington, 10, 5 oil,
10 a. M, IL OF. Il 30. y, 500. 40.
e 20 p. M. a.: d IL ~ night. Baltimore on
ly. 9 Oh p. m. aud IL u nisht.
cave Philadelphia, Broad street, for
Wilmington tex pressi. SO. : 20, IL, IL Is
a. M, III 4 Al, 3 os, 81, ~. SO. ii Id.
II 30 p. M, and IL aSnight.
Accommodate IS, 10 20 a. M, IL 3d.
205. q 10, 50, 10 OS and II 35 y. m.
For further information, passengers
are referred to the ticket Office al the
station.
q Congressional Limited express, trains
composed entirely of Pullman NestiDule
Parlor and Dining Cars
~ Limited express trains composed OF
Pullman Nestibute Parlor Cars. Nestibult
Passenger Coaches, and ID ming Car.
CHAS. L. PTGH. ]. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Gcnl Pass'ger Agt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-28

James B. Hance is sitting at Hare's
Corner to correct tho assessment, and
receive the names which may have
been omitted. The Democrats com.
plain of the location as hardship, but
Democrats and Republicans alike can
reach him without running the risk OF
having their head cracked with police
mems clubs as was the case in our city
few years ago.