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mingham, Montgomery, New Orleans. Texas
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE
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~ RWILLIAMF +. MERCER has resumed
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Richmond, Va, Dec. 20, 1892.
IT BE SOLD.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-13

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 12.-The Times
Democrats San Antonio (Texas) spe'
cial says; Abundant rains continue to
fall over the Southwest Texas district.
and the suffering among stock has
been completely benefited. Many
farmers in the drought stricken dis
trict planted corn in July, and with
late full rains, will make good crops,
Recent rains through Mexico enhance
the prospects 10 line crops In that re-
public, and the importation of Ameri'
can corn Will soon DO discontinued.
Some fear that with the present con-
tracts, the Mexican markets may be
overstocked. This will leave 1exus
practically without a market for Its
enormous corn crop, and cattlemei
are preparing to foed large quantities
OF beef cattle with 20 and 25 cent corn
Never In the history OF Texas has she
raised such a large corn crop, ant
many farmers nre now beginning u
harvest and contract their Crope Will,
they can get 25 to 40 cent? per bushel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-13

meeting OF the Harrison and Reid
Club Of the Third, Tenth, Eleventh
and Twelfth wards was heldl even
ing mt Front aud Madison sheets, and
elected Charles Ewing, Edward Booth,
Theodore Brown, james Betts and
Reuben Crossan as the executive com
mittee for two months, The follow.
ing were elected as delegates to the
Republican State League; John Rlch.
aFNls, Charles Ewing. George W. Clark,
John X. RittenhDuse aud q +. Brluton.
The remainder of the ollcers OF the
club will be elected on Friday
August 10.
Tenth ward Republicans, at thu
name time aud place, nominated Dan
Eel L. Stewart and samuel j. Allen rs
delegates TO the state Convention al
Dover, with Charles W. Sollaway ant
larnel Luliens liz ulternateS.
The Eighth Ward Republican Glu(
met last night and elected tho follow
Ing as delegates and al'erHates TO thf
Republican State League; Harry
Elaysfnan, John McGauiley, Joscpl
Aiacklin, William Winston, Purts Laws
Rileinatee, frank Cannon. George l.
Cameron, John BROOKS, George Hub
bard and David Jackson.
The New Castle Republican GluI
has elected James /. Challenger DT
X. r. Tybout, SamGel Etcitells Jr.,
4. Lunt and F. a. Culick delegates t
the Republican state Leagle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-13
IlA..

A good. healthy LIVER, stomach and
Kidneys, together with elegant and
healthy digestion Is obtained by using
DR.. Bimms Vegetable Liver Pills. The
finest, the best and surest liver medi-
cine. No gripping or sickeninR. Offlca,
s22 Market street. Sold by druggists
at $50 only.
Edward Patterson, formerly OF this
city. but now OF INTERCHANGEABLE, MI,
went out to day with his wife and two
children to visit his uncle, Jonathan
Mason, near Ashland, Christiana hum
dred.
Miss Marie McCarter OF Chrlstiana.
Pa, Is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Nellie Hanna OF Russellville,
Pa, is visiting friends In this city.
Governor Reynolds came up this
forenoon In the 0. 45 o'clock train. As
soon as he allghted from the cars Re.
oelver OF Taxes Dlckey met him and
took him into the Grand Central
Hotel.
DR.. J. H. Slnms expects to pass Sun
day at Pittman's Grove. N, j.. and re-
turn to this city on Monday evening.
Robert +. Lyman OF Newport had a
valuable mare to die from the exces-
sive heat o few days ago.
WA. Comegys OF Middletown ship
ped n car load OF new wheat on We'd
nesday, for which he paid 10 cents por
bushel.
Elmer d. Booth and William ]. Brown
have gone to Stanton, DOL, for two
weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. Crosby Reach OF West
Chester, Pa. are visiting relatives In
this city. E.
Mrs Edwin Hopes, OF near West
Chester. Pa, is visiting JAS. q. Hopes
of this city.
Mr., and Mre. Alexander P. Byrne
and child have gone to Atlantic city
for week. They will have quarters
at tine Windsor.
Miss Eva L. Bigger is visiting her
grandparents, at 624 West Fourth
street this city.
The Misses Helen and Erma lewis
OF Smyrna are spending some weeks
with relatives In this city.
The Rev. Dennis j. Flynn. the assist
ant priest OF st. Mary's Roman Catho-
lie Church, will leave on Monday for
New London, Conn, to attend the
meetings OF the Catholic summer
He Will be absent for about ten days.
| SIlbL EUHlTebT D6nnlH .. buielub Oh
the Fire Department returned from
the fishing banks last night. Luck
was reported good.
George Thompson, the small boy ar
rested FOR larceny on Saturday last,
was sent to st. James Protectory near
Delaware City Thursday.
Stratford Hotel formerly Langham)
In Washington was damaged by fire
yesterday to the extent Of Sl5, 900. II Ia
unoccup!ed. and inoendlarisIn is sus-
pected.
1t took less than an hour yesterday
for fire to completely destroy Theo
dore b. Chase & Co.'S grain elevator OF
Thirty-Fourth street and Eleventh
avenue, New York, The loss viii
reach sl50,oOo. ....
Phllemma Chandler has recel we'd thu
contract to build the DR.. l.. p. Bust
memorial ward at the Delaware Hos
pital. Tho contract price Is $500.
The building committee on the new
Epworth NJ. Il. Church met at the OF
, flee OF the architect, L. Rowley, lasi
night, and decided to accept the bic
of George Downward g. Bro. OF sl2,
100.
Architect Rowley has drawn plan
! for a two.story dwelling for Pete
Belt on Tatnall street below Seventh
Calvin l, Swayne Is making the al
teratione to Mrs. Sarah A. Morrow
, house, No. sos Market street. Th
! contract price is Stops.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-13
Republican club a. Now Castle.

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of
OF New Castle. Del. was
held In the Town Hall last evening.
Mr.. Harry McMullen was elected tenn,
porary chairman and Chas. Lunt acted
as secretary. The following delegates
were elected TO go to Dover;
Harry McMullen, Harry A. Dennlson
jas. Harris, Wm. Saunders, Jno. Tay
lor.
Delegates to the Republican League
of Delawaro: Frank Gullck. James
Challenger, Chas Lunt DR.. Raymond
rybout, Sam'l Etchell
The meeting then proceeded to or
ganlze club to be called the Harri
son-Reid Club OF New Castle, Del
After very spirited CONTEST the fol
lowing officers were elected
VIM. @. Worthington, president
Frank Gullck. secretary; Charles Lunt
treasurer.
After few remarks by the presl
dent OF the club and the selection o.
the several committees, the meeting
adjourned, to meet on Thursday, the
18th instant, at o'clock, p. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-13

If there's enough men in
our town with small feet TO
take what few small size
stockings we have here's the
opportunity. These stock.
ings are Isle thread in plain
black, brown and navy blue,
and only in size nine. The
regular price when tho as
sortment of sizes is com.
plete is %, a74 and so cents
per pair, If the men can be
found we shall sell 8 pairs
for rs cents, It ought not
to be 50 difficult to dispose
Of a lot of stockings Of small
sizes for ladies, but here
they are of cotton, Isle and
silk embroidered all in fancy
colors. They were SOC, Zoe,
81 and $1.35 per pair, and
we shall sell the lot 8 for so
cents; all in number 8.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-13

Imperial Crepeline Silks
were first of season goods at
81. 25 per yard. They are
good wearing fabrics, not
easily mussed and comfor-
table hot weather fabrics.
They are in combinations of
navy and primrose, brown
and bronze, drab and pink,
heliotrope and bronze, blue
and cardinal. All We have
Qeft are reduced to 80 cents
per yard.
You will have one more
chance ON Koeehlin Nous.
seine de Indies, the pretti.
est and finest imported cot,
tons made. You bought
them from us the first OF
the season for 374c per yard
and afterwards, when the
break came, for 10 cents.
Now what is left are cut into
dress patterns of s and 10
yards and we shall sell them
for 124 cents per yard, one.
third the real value. At this
price you can well afford . to
buy them Tor future use.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-13

The First Regiment Band has boen
engaged by the Wilmington City Rail.
way Comp my Tor ir1a Sunday Con
cert at Riverview on Sunday evening
commencing at O'clock. This early
hour was selected as that was the
most pleasant time AMI gave those
who tattended good chance to get
horne early. To accommodate themost
people, the company will commence
ut 6,45 O'Clock and run cars from
Maryland avenue and Beach street
on the Maryland avenue line; from
the Middle depot on the Delaware ave.
nuo line; and from Fifth and Union
streets on the Eighth street line and
will all run right straight to River.
visw. Tho cars will all be- marked
"Rivervlow." Transfers will lie made
from one line to another Another
free concert will he given at RivervieN
on Thursday ovening next and ampl,
car service Will be provided.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-13

Something to Calculate.

The Philadelphia Record publishes
the following:
The following remarkable caloula-
ton on the capacity OF heaven IL taken
bodily from Bombap CHS "Gleanings
for the Curious" Abe basis OF the
calculation, which will furnish much
food for thought, is found In Reyela-
Itlon XXI. 10, And he measured the city
(the New Jerusalem) with reed,
il, 600 furlongs. The length, the
breadth and the height are equal"
Let us see: Twelve Thousand fur
longs, 1920, 900 feet, which, being
.cubed, In 9i3, 0SS. 900 o00, 900 900 900. 900, .
900 cubic feet. Half of this we will
reserve for the throne OF God and the
court of heaven; half of the remainder
for streets, leaving O balance OF 1874
1893. 272, 900, 600, 600 900 cubic feet.
Divide this last by 4098, the cubioal
feet In a room 10 feet square, anti you
will find that there Is still room enough
left for 3o,32l, s43, $50, 900, 900 rooms.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-13
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DIED.



inst, Eliza. wife OF .JVhn Bradley, nredI
6Gyrtrs.
Itfjut lVns aud frisniia are reSyect fully
invited 10 attend the funeral OH sntuT.
day at I'D D. m, from tine resi- lence OF
her husbliil. Services Mt the house. In
tcrElcut, Mt Sn!en Gem .cry,
u NtT-p, Ar.,,s, !, ,sa, roro-,a 7,
itaii - % 80, - 49, " -
RoiIr lyes and friends are resreetrully
Invited 10 attend the funeral from iii.
residence OF his stoo-fAther Daniel QUIZ
ley. No, q Bsnnf,fi street. on NuiIIay mr.
trrpoon, NJ o clock Internlent nj EIHn-
4 d WING nnd CentervilIe Gem etery. Chris
tlanu Hundred,
tI,N,r ,i.t,,f,,. 49,. "a p-,,,..
80, IN ~ ,,,is III g FL ~ nafE'''a
Seryicrs NJ Ills Iate rcs,1Snes us Mon.
roe street, u Sntnr,Iay n trrnoon. at j Sl
o clock. lntprHcnt private.
1,,VTtfu ~, ,,-,5,,nI Alt. NJ.
MN -9' t't W. AIohit lay
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~, - u "'s pa
RUDOLPH ON tie f2th inst. Nur,
I Naomi d,,ugif.r Il, II anI EiIznbcth
: Rulol ii ~. i a ,uoaths
: RrNffycs ard =fricHls arc rospcctrulIy
=Ifrt iretl to attett4l Apr funeral from nj.
paT,I t trsllrnar No Ga Ndltns street
on SunlmyZ morning. Srrv ces {. M
house nj 10 o'c!urz. Int, ment al ST,
! Jam 'sGhrrell cemetery, stanton. Eel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-13

Bargains Our new Fall
goods are COM
IN ing daily and
we want all
Tailoring the Summer
styles sold
that is possible. We
are making Suits, Goats
and vests and Trousers
at prices that will tempt
you if you can use any
thing in this line, or il
will pay you speedily to
have made up for future
use if you see any
styles you like in the
assortment, which is
still good. We want
the room, we want to
close out the styles,
we want the trade and the
money and will gladly
give you the advantage
of the trade to get youl
order.
JAS. I. MULLIN & Son,
Tailors, 9th and Market
Clothiers, Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-13
VM.B. SHARP 4 CO
Fourth and Market SITS.

We are selling the reduced
stuffs rapidly. All the ST..
% shirt waists for 624c are
gone; all the $1.50 and 81.
rs ones for 80 cents are
CONCEAL the Russian Blouses,
$3.50 and 1926 to $l.75,
are gone. There's but a few
of the others left and this is
the last call.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-13
L. s. TOWNSEND,


"Workingman" asks: what will
we gain II we vote the free-trsde party
into power and destroy proteotlon2"
1t Is not question OF gaining, but
one OF losing. The only possible thing
to be gained Is the thanks OF the Cob
den Club. and that will be poor ex.
change for work and wages at home.
They propose to dsluge this country
with foreign goods mads by these who
receive scarcely enough compensation
to keep their bodies and souls from
parting company, and with these
goods force American workers out of
employment, for which the Golden
Club will render the American work.
ingman thanks. Thanks, awfully,"
will be their cry. They will erect a
shrine for the worship OF American
folly, 40 they have already set up u
special shrine for the worship of Mr..
Cleveland for his efforts in behalf OF
free.trade for England In America.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-13

Snow HILL, ND, Aug. ia severe
electrical storm visited Snow Hill at
noon Thursday. 1t was accompanied
by heavy rain. and hail stones fell as
large as hickory nuts. While the
agent and operator at the Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia railroad Com.
pany's depot In Snow Hill was at din-
ner lightning was conducted into the
Office by the Telegraph wires and SGT
fire TO a pile OF manifests and freight
books. The flames were seen by EN-.
ployes of Jrwin's cotton factory, near
by, who, with buckets of water, ran
over to the station. broke open the
doors and extingulshed the flames be-
fore thoy could make much Roadway.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-13
FOURTH edition


Walter Trump, colored. was before
Judge Ball this morning charged with
the larceny of gold watch and chain,
the property OF Mrs. Mary Teller. The
evidence showed that the defendant
was assisting In removing the goods
of the prosecutrix from the p. w. a
b. railroad freight station to No. 40(
West Second street, and that her sistei
left the watch on mantel OH tho sec
ond floor, but when she came to looA
it was gone. The defendant did moi
deny taking the watch, and his only
denial was that he got So for 1t. He
said that the man only gave him 81
and on this admission and the testi
mony he was held in $500 bail for
court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-13

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. l2-Pino
weather,a crowd OF 10, 900 people, a fast
track, and broken records was tile or
der OF to-day at Comstock Park. In
the 227 trot. Magnolia won q record
of 2.20A, went mile In 2.ls%.
Flying lib (2.lO24) astonished the
natives by pacing mile in 20811, only
a quarter OF o second slower than Hal
Pointers Buffalo record and a-half Sec
.ond better than Nancy Hanks's yester-
day. His time by quarters In the first
heat was ,3S, .05s3. l.37l3, 20s1S.
Flying lib went the mile so smooth
ly that his speed was not noticed, but
tho crowd went wild and gave him an
ovation when the time was announced.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-13

Shortly before Ii O'Clock last Right
tirs Mary Shields, of No COB Lover.
lng avenue, swallowed quantity OF
tandanuln, 1t is supposed with the In
teDtion Of committing suicide. The
bottle was snatchod from her by u
teighbor, who kept her on her feet
until Dr. Chandler arrived After three
hours hard work by the physlrian, liz
pronounced Aer out OF danger. Her
husband, John III ODDS, lett home lasl
Wednesday and has not rs urued. II
mind that IL caused her teattampt sui
eide.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-13
FIFTH EDITION.



via Pennsylvania Railroad.
The growth OF personelly-conducted
tours within tho pnst few years has
been phenomenal. This modern sys.
tenn OF travel has had no greater dc.
veloper than the Pennsylvania Rail.
road Company. whose monthly an,
nouncements OF personally-conduote
tours is looked for by a host OF pa
irons, who have learned by expert
ence TO expect the bost service and
the best arrangements possible for Q
tour OF pleasure and profit. One OF
tho moet attractive and latest tours
of the Pennsylvania railroad Com
II embraces Watkins Glen, Niagara
Falls, Thousand 1slands, Rapids OF tho
st. Lawrence, Montreal, Au Sable
Chasm, Lakes Champlain and Gsorge,
Saratoga, and a daylight ride down
the Hudson. The party will leave
Philadelphia In charge OF O Tourist
Agent and Chaperon, $50 A. NJ. Au-
gust 10th. 1892, and the tour will cover
period of two weeks. The round.
trip rate Of $50 includes all necessary
Expenses. Modern travel has certain
ly evolutod to high standard when
such territory can be covered thor
oughly and with all comfort at such @
marvelously low rate and in such o
comparatively short time.
The company has prepared a neat
descriptive itinerary, aud Information
may be obtained from any OF the
staff OF Tourist agents, another valu-
able feature OF personally-eonducted
tours, one being located at 233 South
Fourth Street, Philadelphia.