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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
finanrlal.
BON DS.
Edward c. Jones & Co.

SUCCESSORS TO JONES FAILE),
so BROADWAY, NEW.YORK.
NHEMICAL BANK STOCK shares for sale'
" separac or together. Il. J. c. JENKINS. JR
Brokers Broadway and Kentavc.. Brooklyn.
WANTED TO BORROW MONEY In sums Of q, 900 end
w up for years on Al securities In salt Lake City,
tab. Address r. o. Box lbs. with lowest rate q
interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20

IT r IJollins & Co. offer for subscription AZ
~ ond occrucd interest 500, 900 Delaware RIVER
Terminal Purchase Money Mortgage > per cent
gold bonds due 1912 and 900 Won DeI Mort
nnce nor cent gold bonds dine 1912. The morn
gaze sas under i Which these bonds issued have
been created by the Philadelphia and heading
Railroad Company TO provide funds for ac9nrins
R KNEE in ip0 PHILADELPHIA The bonds direct Oh
lirations of the Reading Railroad Company ana
are additionally secured by frs, mor ,6 npIh
" honds REPRESENTING the actual cost OF the prop
erty. A portion Of the property covered by thess
mortgages is now leased To other corporations, ana
ssn,irs dved charges upon the bonds now offered
Subscription books will be opened on June 20 ana
cIose June o. or earlier. \ simultaneous issue
will ba made In Philadelphia by Erwin d 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
City of New Orleans.

The Board Of liquidation OF the city Debt hereby invite
proposal, for the purchase for cash Of million dollars
part thereof OF the Constitutional bonds OF the Cl.y
Nrw-Oreans 70 be Issued under the constitutional
Louisiana. No. ITO OF 1890, approved July s. 1890 bear
Ing four per cent pr annum interest payable
and represented by coupons maturing 1T Of January and
bonds VIII be issued In denomination Of one thousand dol
lars each, dated July 1T 1892 The whole Issue OF
bonds authorized by the Act No. 1890 is ten Mir
ion dollars and afer the 1925 the city the right
call 10 and redeem Ave hundred thousand dollars ann
ally and are secured by special tax on oil the property
bonds offered will be sold the highes: bidder IL the
BID Is deemed acceptable sales To be the highest
premium obanabe snd sale 10 b. at less than
par
The Board the right reject any and oil bid.
Any proposal TO purchase b0nds under this
that may DO accepted By the Board be
July 18th by the payment In Gosh Of the prices bid the
delivery OF the bonds. WV
Sealed proposals viii be received It'll June 25th AZ the
Oce Of the Board OF Liquidation OF the City Debt Room
D, city Hou New,Orltans. Louisiana, 40 the banking
house OF Wnslow. Lanier Co., No. Il Nassau-s Mes
York.
Full particulars Of the loan VIII be furnished by the
Secretary Of the Board application. " Wv
r. WOLFE JR, r. NJ. WALMSI,EY
secretary. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
THE MONETARY SITUATION.

Although the actual condition of the city banks
;s considerably less favorable than the weekly
statement shows. the local money nlaikeV Ia
scarcely affected by the heavy exports oi nIao u
Lenders exhibited little less anxiety 70 place
their funds on time, nut there was no chanse III
rates and the supply Of money was greater , t'la
the demand At the stock Exchange eau isa lam
ruled at IA per cent, with c9hsldcraple nush
nere at l per cent and near the close OF the "teh
a few exceptional loans At per CENT; ~ VIC
Europeoa markets money was trlne mtG ,tcs
The Sank of England rate OF discount rcinaih"i
at 2 Per cent, and in the open market money wlS
abundant at about rs per cent for discounts a,u
at 10 per cent for bankers balances. At faIlS
and the other Continental centres, rates Tor de-
mand money wefe slightly higher.
The foreign exchanges were firm under tne eag ,h
demand fer remittance, which came from Dolu
mercantile and stock brokerage firms The snip
mentS Of gold, which amounted to over ,loo,ovo,
relieved the situation 70 an extent aHa .e n.in md
closed dull and a shade easier at S4st IL ana
Sass Ia for long and short sterling blus. respec-
tively,
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
THE Financial Chronicle reports, the net
earnings in April of 1917 railroads when was
smaller than in April year ago, by $l4'S''' Ut
little less than Oh p per cent , ,ro<s earnings Of
eighteen railroad companies OF systems 1or &C., inc
second week in June. OF this number iii'ren
companies return gains of SsS2.6S2 or nS,o per
cent and three companies return losses aVera9lna
40 per cent. The whole number gives gives a gam
over the same week Of last year Of S3l lso'. or
per cent 1t has printed ,a ss' tb he rs week.
in June The whole number gives gam "i
$5S3,044. or ~ per cent
The following table divides the aggregates and diner
ences Of the companies. showing gains and losses
e e COMPANIES II June }sS
com ponies 1890 l2'Zil Dec EV,'Do Nv
Total. IS co.'s s2ol4 49, 50 o2oSso Inc ssu,'o7 10
i Is c sssp II 27e se2ns? Inc 1875 IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
HARVEY FISK & SONS,
% Nassau Street, New-YOrk City.
Dealers in United States Bonds
and other Securities.
Proposals for City of
Chicago Cold Bonds.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
ffffts - IIt..ax

City OF Chicago. June 8. 1892.
Proposals will be received the Office Of tie CITY
Comptroller OF the CITY Of chicago ~ e t"e!yc ~
is02. for the sale Of s2l 600 City " Chicago Water
Loan Bonds $4,000 C.ty OF Chicago River I'M
bond, OF the denomination Of ono hou-and al. OOol
dollar each TO be- issued and dated July l. 1892. aud
n twenty co years TO replace Ike amount matuu
Ing that date D;rrcs the Of four a. per cont
I-r annun, PAYABLE srmi.annuly the American In.
change National Bank. NewYork principal and interest
payable IN gold
these bonds Issued pursuant 70 ordnance passed
by the cry Council April I, 1892 and approved by tho
MAYOR.
BIDS Will be receiied for the whole a prt Of saN
ISSUE. and VIII be- deliverable In CITY OF Chicago
Right !. reserved by the CIV 10 reject any ami all bid,
certified check National bank for at least i've (5)
per cent VI the amount bid for should accompany each
proposal
Any further Information in regard 10 these securities
ran he Obtained a; this office a; the Exchange
National Bank In Ncw-York.
II. NJ MAY CITY Comnirolcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20

QUEENS COUNTY FUNDING BONDS
O. Sd, an Issue Of one a@sad y inous Sa'i
GSy ot Queens .s for tho pupsr funding
dcrsencd at his Office Court House Lone Island GIN n
until II oc,ek noon OF June a. ise at Which time thSr
IN the presence Of the Board The
bids II they deem for the inters. County 10 do 80
Each BID must he accompanied by certified cheek 10 The
order Of us County Treasurer ten per cent Of tho
value OF The amount bid for and r'nst contain satS
ncnt signed nv h? bidder that he his bid In occord
1noc with all the terms and conditions OF the resolution Of
the Hoard OF Snlcryisors directing the issue OF these
bonds. copy OF which he obtained from the under
signed Al bids must b, .ncloscd In sealed envelope
and be Endorsed 'Bid for the Purchase Funding bend
No bond viii be sold for less than u. value. For
further Information apply a. JOSEPH DYKES,
County
Court House. ci,y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
PER CENT. CAR.TRUsT BONDS OF
The RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CO.
maturing quarterly from 1890 % 1860
PER CENT. WATER WORKS BONDS
FOR SALE BY
POST. MARTIN 4 CO.,
IS WALL ST.
OrEENS COUNTY GOLD RONDS

QUEENS COUNTY GOLD BONDS.
One hundred thous,nd dollars OF authorized issue
-Four hundred thousand dollars OF bonds. Issued
County II Queens VIII b. received by the undc
his Office In Long Island City. until IL o'clock tie 10Th
day OF June 1892 at which time the bids will be publicly
opened by the Clerk Of the Board Super, In
pre- Of the Board These bonds charge upon the
taxable property In the Of Jamaica and issued
for TIE purpose Of providing complete system OF
iHd roads In that The Assessed valuation OF che
town OF Jamaica basis o about 40
hundred thousand dollars bonds already issued
OF the above specified fou hundred thouand dollars
bonds doe, exceed 10000. The bond, m,turr MAY
lst. 1?22 are OF the par value u Five hundred
dollar each. bear interest AZ the per cent DER
annrn PAYABLE scmi-annuay. January and july Ar.t
coupon bonds and II proytd that they NAV b, gis,.rd
both TO principal and interest the pleasure OF the
holder. ~
The town Of Jamaica |. making rapid progress I'm ma
tral wealth and the population I'd the past two years has
Increased at the rate Of about ak per per onnum
bonds being an especially desirable securIt- " A
No bond WIN BE- sold for less than It's par value viz
give hundred dollarsl. - ' va e
The Board OF Supervisors expressly resar,e the right In
reject any all bids they deem IL interest Of he
county, do Zach bid must lie accomns MID Nv a
certified check 70 the order " tho for
ten per cent OF the par value Of the amount bid Tor and
must contain statement signed bvahe bidder that he sub
mits his bid In accordance With all the terms and condition.
OF the resolution Of the Board Supervisors drectns
inc issue OF rs oohas copy OF which be obtained
from 'ne uhaT'hn,1; Az bids must he inclos:d
Jamaica Highway Bonds" For further Information ami,
JOSEPH DYK rs "PP''
County rreasur,r
Court House, Long Island City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
To.i 4es 5G, 900 i0l O54 800 81 6i5,3OV '4SG631Se

Tn. hank exchanges a. tnc New-York Cecrins ho"~
and the stocks sold at tho New'hork 9'oCh 80" u,.,s
80 and for the week OF the preceding two years eohp"fe
Is follows: -, son ,,,. % ,oI June is, 80.
,,,..o. SGs.,.Ss2 s4s s5S6, 4O5 40 Sjll 49,"
lid g-U,71s SJz,OIi i'V''o'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
otal balance :. s44, 354,vsj VIA 'v9O'I4o Ihc'
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.

BY the operations Of the New-York Sub Treas
ury in the week ended Friday night which lnclndef
payments of S67,704 for purchased Pacific Kali
road bonds, the associated banks lost $ogs,o 49,
The weekly bank statement published yesterday
showed loss in cash Of $4,000 Ihe shUWn nt
money. The loss in specie was rather less than
the exports Of gold should have .s pqs 1e
was larger than the receipts from the country
justified. The volume of loans was increased
further by 1904 800 but the increase in deposits
was wa smaller by over 81 100000 than the other
changes demanded. The result Of all the changes
was loss in surplus reserve of 1892, o25, but the
banks still hold in excess Of legal requirements
S22 7s3s25 against S., 6s7 400 in the correspond
inc week year ago. S6,144,925 in the preceding
wear and so 22e,500 in 1889.
The changes i'm the corresponding week in Pre-
ceding years were as follows: SOL, loans in in
creased $3155,1o0; cash increased Ss,5?O,7OO:
ieposits increased 81 1893, 200, and surplus re,
serve increased $685. ,4oo 1890: loans increased
S4o3, ZOO cash decreased 81, 0s5,4oo; deposits de-
creased 1858, 90, and surplus reserve decreased
$s4a,975; 1889. loans increased SCI $500; cash
decreased 81 400 500; deposits decreased S435,l co.
and surplus reserve decreased 81. 3s2,7o5.
Subjoined is yesterdays statement compared
With the corrpsponding dates OF 1890 and 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
Gas Bonds.

The greatest o. Safety and incom" combined Is IN
Bonds aid stocks 81 Companies OF Large cite, We
oil the principal issues. For list OF offerings.
quotations bids, address
WELLlNG & kALC0M, W cox or HF Srw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20

THE BOOK OF OPEN.AIR SPORTS octave, 500 pas0
Illustrated Tho standard authority ON American opsr x
cir amusements Rules for sailing swimming ball Ps
Ing shooting hor,cbcsk riding, &c. &e 10 full srI H.
ing and universally :omplmcnted BY tho press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
MANHATTAN TRUST CO.

NJ ANHATTAN TRUST co.
SArlIAh 81 900 900
CORNER OF WALL AND NASSAU STS
Legal Depository for Court and Trust Funds and Gencr.
Dcposlts.
LIBERAL RATES Of INTEREST PAID on BALANCES
The COMPANY is authorized to act ~ EXECUTOR
ADMINISTRATOR, GUARDIAN sRECEIVEK and
TRUSTEE; a. FISCAL and TRANSFER AGENT and A.
REGISTRAR Of STOCKS and BONDS
The company offers 20 and OF es,tcS
and religious ard benevolent institute exceptona
facilities for tho transaction OF their business
OFFICER.5
=. o. FRENCH, President
J.. I. WATERBURY,, Vice President
A. T. FRENCH Secretary and Treasurer
DIRECTORS:
r. o. French, NJ Y. II. W. Cannon, N
X. J. Cross. " y. John Il. Ford. MY.
II. l.. Hgginson Boston T. J. Coolidge. IT,, Boston.
Aug. Belmont, N. y. James y. Sheldon n. Y.
r. D. Randolph, N. a. ). Rosenbaum, N. Y
II. o. Northcote, n. Y Johp n. A. tirisw0ld, ". Y
Z: Z. Baldwin, N. Y. sam. IL. Shipley, PhilA
Chas. T. Tag, y. Y. H. r. Wilson, 81 Y.
John Kesn. Jr.. n. J. J. /. Waterbury. NJ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20

Coupon Bonds of denomination Of S1'ooo eac"'-
Can be registered rs TO principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

TOal is co.'s 49, 50 026,3S0 Inc. t3IIU1 ID
1st week in June o.o IN 49,, o. y. AGO. co> II ,
is companies e56l0 279 s62lsa! Inc ~SS3'91, "A
II comnlnies - 1,373o6s l,zS2. 005 Dec. ol,"65 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-09
GAS STOVES

Are Invaluable and should be invbstf-
gated by careful hou5ekeepers.
About LOO arc in use In this cityand
the number would 10 greatly Increased
III their merits were fully Understood
As Cookers" they nre unrfvalled and
arc far superior to coal or wood stDyea
in cooking meats or vegetables.
As Water Heaters" and "IroHerx~
they are most useful, especially whsn
tho weather Is too warm to use thu
Ordinary stove or range.
As q beating apparatus that can be
moved from room to >om In q few
minutes by tho housckeeper they arr
most convenient.
AS assistant heaters in rooms whers
furnace or steam heat will not arbend
on the wlIdward side they have given
great satisfaction.
AZ permanent heaters In rooms thn1
cannot be reached by heating tiuesthey
have giver. much comfort.
As Intermittent heaters, where heaf
is wanted only an hour or two at
time. they are economical.
| For Offices and stores, when the
weather Ia rather warm for Furnaces
fires they may prevent sickness.
For spring and autumn use, when
mild days make furnace fires oHpraas
sive, troublesome and expensiveI thsy
are comfortable and economical.
As fires that can be started in q mln-
ute and extinguished In less time thsy
are most satisfactory.
As heaters that avoid ASHES, l,O4fs
GAS and DUST they are valued by pru.
dent housekeepers.
Modern Gas Stoves are not only uss-
tul, but are ornamental.
HhSl- sAas- thA%nt s1aAGr n ~, ,S.eNx1rN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-09

Some time ago Senator Higgins wal
lappointed chairman Of the Congres
lsional Republican Committee. Ina
MIR. Higgins intends to make lively
campaign is shown by washington
special 10 the Philadelphia Inquirer
The special represents Mr.. Higgins a.
saving;
We will begin our Congressiona
campaign work In Maine, and prepare
lions TO that end are being carried for
ward. That state will hold the frs
election next month. and 1t ia Away
well to lead on With n decisive victory
Oregon rolled up phenomenal Re
publican majority two months ago
Now We propose that Maine shall fol
low Il up II effective work counts fol
anything.
THE whole energy OF tho commit
tees will not be confined to Maine
The whole Congressional field, wher
ever We have a fighting chance. will
DO covered. and from aCvices received
everything is favorable to q reversal
lof the tidal-wave RESULTS of 1890.
The Immediate requirements Of the
campaign in Maine will be attended
to, and in tho meantime the work oil
distributing documents in every Con.
S'tEcAOhoa utehiicJ Will NO Ou. LUG
National Committee will work with
reference to the general results In
states. We think the Joint efforts Of
ne two committees will produce sat-
isfactory results.
'.All the literary and documentary
work will be done at headquarters
here. The aPrangements- for speakers
and speaking will be attended to in
New York.
We start out with bright proe-
poets, and there la every encourage
ment that they will grow brighter as
We draw nearer 10 election day In
Novem Der, and eliminate Ia q sweep.
ing victory
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-09
THE LIBERTY BELL,


Whore congress mat and freedom dung
Our starry bhnnor 70 the breeze
Exuitingiy lie iron tongue
AL thFo' that summer morning eung
Our ncwbosn hberties-
Z
II told the ending Of the night,
The happy dawn Of freedoms day,
And overland there flashed light
OF Brotherhood and human right, ~.
Ths end Of kingly sway.
Oh, how the good old bell told out
The Joyous tale of freedoms BIRTH
From east TO west, from north 70 south,
This message Of it's brazen mouth
Rolled all around thesarthl
II sung the birthright of the race,
The gloty Of the brave and free,
And peaiin9 from It's sacred place
II set the whole wide world ablnze
With dreams Of liberty.
sTis old, and utters now no SOUND 1
But yet Its echoes ring sublimei
Its resting place is holy ground
To freedoms sons. wherever found,
Until the end Of time.
IL 8. Amonson in Youths Companion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-09

Go with Gen. George H. Thomas
Command, No /, of Delaware, u. S,
X. A. N. ", to Cape May, August 18th,
and have . good time and take q ride
on tie ocean in front OF Capo May
lCity, and see the River circus at the
Handing, which will be free. And you
will help the oldIndian fig hters along,
Tickets, adults al. 90. Children from
8 TO 12, 80 cents. Train leaves Water
and French streDts at s.55 a. M. Do
not forget the date, Friday, August
Il2th. Nm. kKLLEY. QuArtermaster.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-09
BALTIMORE,
& OHIO
RAILROAD

sched lie H., otfact Nav o, ia17
TTIIIs 1--we h ErT 40 nFpo1
+ EAST BOUND.
'Expreps trains.
New York. week days 'aos. s7.4o al
10. S5 "a. m. 'ia.2s '2.j0, %. 90. 80 p. m.
New York. Sundays. 1908 's.S2 1888 q
M. 'i2.H. .2oo. 'k.S.. 10 p. m.
boston. OBS p. In.. daily. with Pullman
Bunet Sleeping Cara running through Il
sic Bridge. landing passengers In b. d N
station a. Boston.
PhtiaaelPhla- week days. 500. 600 Gas
EAO 100. 'd.26, 's4l, 300. 'a.b0. 1925 &c. 70
l,Ss .; IA: ~ LOO, $50 1905. 4.lO. sos
s5.ts. G. ~. 'T.3a. 8. s5. 1000. 'll.00 p. m.
Philadeiphla. snndays 'sOs 6.t5 $50
ls.0s, 4.io, 6los, AS. e.S5. -7.s9 ea5 &c. 10
l'li:u p. -.
7.bo, -e.s5. 's.4i zoo, $3.50. 1874 '1o.so sll.50
"a M. Lu ~ hOos 4iO, 5.oo. b.8 b.<h
Leg ~. i9OO. 'n.O0 .. m.
Chester, sundays .S.0S 0.4b, $50. 'eba
s'do. 10 80 u; 70 a: m, LOO szso a0o. 40
w, 80 o;t T.s. e.fs: lo.oV .li.oo p N.
m Sunday. az; 10 IS s. a. M -: :ssc d ,. P
WEST noIJNn
!
bht more ana washington. asa, %
g g a; m, '2 70; '@@, Sos '141 S "A
Iai,iln ore r and way stations 7c2 = m.
ao5 p m; daily.
Newark. Del, 81 7o2 ,547 a. M, ne 10
60h, = 70, &c " 50. Y So 'pRl, IL 10 n. m.
daily.
| Pittaburg. g a a. m, q 40 .. m. daily.
! Chicago. g a. u. m. = 20 p. M. daily.
Clncinnal and 81. Louis 'E 10 p m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-09

Next Saturday afternoon tho Repub-
llcans will, beaidse nominating candi-
dates for Receiver Of Taxes and coun-
" freasureE, q Comptroller and q
Levy Court ouiInisstoner In tho Seo-
ohd DISTRICT, delegates will be elected
to the State Convention that meets on
Thursday, August 18th. Tho tickets
for the nomination election as printed
contain q blank space ut tho end to
write,on them the names Of the dele
gatess the voter desires to vote for.
Qulte,the larger number OF voters say
that the Republican voters in each
ward ought to meet and make nomi.
nations SO that the Republicans will
know who to vote for. Without some
concert of action OF this kind there
may be very few votes cast for dele
gates, and what few are cast will be
very much scattered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-09

Geo. I. Hepbron, physical director
OF East Liberty y. III. G. A. OF Pitts
Iburgh, Pa, led tile Y. N. @. A. meet.
Ing NJ 1907 Market street. Sunday D
I'M. Mr. Hepbron4 is visiting his father
mother and sister on two weeks' va
cation.
His theme was Division His text
was Matt. 25; 3i-A2 being about the di
vision between the sheep mud goats
The meeting was well attended and
very interesting. Mir. y. Henry Ewes
led the singing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-09
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD


|lnterloeking Switch & Block Sig
nal System.
WILMINGTON . BSlt- L. IL.
May a5rd. ise2
Trains win teave WLiin,n; ton as follows,
fhiaMeS phia xpressj, 1855, SIS. 4 10 an
20, vs. ~ w eiI, lUV5, 70 IL ii " Ii IA
y o. =, ~, az ~ ! SO, "a s o. s 10, s II
e. Wy N ,@, 7is andt ~ n IN.
70 y = e. N; Y IS. 2 %. so as ssa as
For Ghesssf ioIpressn Sc. 4 30 9 SAT AZ
.@ ss9 o. PaL 10 q. II 30. Ii 81 a. NJ
= % Z q. u 50 = n; i2ss. : H. L / IS 20.
;, New Ycrs. IL s.. ID. 4 20. 9 So Is, 8 50,
s :, 5 f. * X e g. = r 4 s. e sH z
s3 and 10 so p. M. -,
N. noston without change. 10 10 a. m,
For Wsst cpesssr. via Lsmcstn. g 20
Eor newark tcontI y and in tar m Q diasc
Stntioms. GOA. M, le 80 aud 8: .. M.
IN Helnnore and Intermediate stations
.ans 4 "a a ss, lfea RtL q t3snd . o6 y. M,
baltimore and Bay Line, 3 70 D. m.
naitlmore and Wsshingtor, t49 . Of,
gl' 10 IL and IL 90 a. m, IL Os. 81 n
So ,Sto x % oS. 6.oS 10. $40. y. m.
Trainsfof Delaware Divts.oai eayeror
rs Ia.ob2 80 p. M and IL S6 nigha.
Tor hewess 1ba. iu., l.E .. IA.
pnr kehnboth. . 10 u. m.
Q IA Gton. Delniar ana way stations
$50 X. M Harrington ana way stations
Kxpress for Dover Harrington ana
80 s,.nar. "A u a nA.,S g p. m q 1901 night,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-09
M a nhood Restored,

"Nerve eeeds,"
the wonderful rem
edy is eold with \
written Ruarnnteeto
cure nllnervous dis.
eases, such as Weak
Memory, loss o I
- rain Power,
Headache, Wake
'fuln e SO. Lost
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-09

may, perhaps, help you for time But
WHOM CdtarYh Is driven from tie head
by such means, something else Il sure
to suffer. Usually, nine tisnes out Of ton,
it's the lungs.
With DR.. Sage's Remedy, there's a Per
feet and permanent cure, by sensible
methods; The worst chronic cases yield
ing properties. Not only Catarrh itsalf,
but Catarrhal Headache, Cold in the
Head-Rn the troubles that may cause
Cetarrh or may come from 1t.
There's either . perfect and permRn-
ent cure, no matter how bad your case,
or Of how long standing--or there's e500
In cash for you.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-09
Fois RENT.

ESOR RENT--Stables on Morrow street
a between eighth and Niutb. and Mud
tson ard Monroe streets. Apply 10 Jas
L. Sutton. No. 1000 West Eighth street.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-09
A Chanre Of Raae.

II
Charles II. SentIhan of the Odesst
Herald has the following in his last
issue. which explains itself:
There will be nb issue of the Herald
next week, owing TO the disarranpe,
ment OF the machinery, &C., incident
ito tho removal pf the plant from
odessa to New Castle-a change that
has been contemp ated for the past siX
months or more. From New Castle
this paper will be published under the
head of the County Herald and will bt
as much interested in the affairs Of
Odessa as Of Middletown OF New Cas-
tie. in fact, 1t shall be our aim to make
1t as it's name shall denote-a county
Republican paper with q Circulation
ano an interest in all the towns Of the
county OF New Castle, including O
good correspondent from Odessa, II
will have even greater circulation In
the towns and nGighborhoods repre-.
scented by our advertisers. We ask
our patrons to patiently wait for the
first Issue from our new quarters. The
changes We hope 10 be able to make
we think will be d pleasing surprise
to them.