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Evening journal., 1892-07-29
uNcLe sAM scARgs oANApA.
Dur Retaliation Bfeasures Causes the
Dominion to Back Down.

Dominion TO Back Down.
MONTREAL, July 20--The vigorous retail
alton measures adopted by the United States
IN regard to Canada have ho6 their effect,
and the Canadian government is already
considering the best means of backing ont
Of the difficulty gracefully. The govern
ment has practically decided to abolish the
rebate system and make a uniform toll
without regard TO routes or TO do away al
together with tolls. Premier Abbott viii
return from his vacation in few days,
when a meeting Of the cabinet viii be held
It Ottawa and the whole subject discussed.
The government organs are already pre-
Daring the way for the governments back
Town. The Montreal Gazette, one Of the
eading government organs, which is edited
by r. S. White, prominent Conservative
member of parliament. In what is evidently
an inspired article, admits the justice Of the
United States contentious. 1t concludes;
'One thing at least seems clear, namely,
that no effort should BE- spared TO bring
about speedy adjustment of this question -
The Canadian Pacific railway authorities
we're so alarmed at the prospect of a blow
It their road that they bsought strong pres
ure to bear upon the government TO take
baclSWater
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oHoLERA CLOS AT HAND.
Q, Is Rumored but Denied That It Has
Reached Vera Cruz.

% is Rumored but Denied That II Has
Reached Vera Cruz.
CITY OF MEXICO, July 29.-The startling
report reached here yesterday morning that
The dreaded Asiatic cholera scourge had
reached Vera Cruz despite the strict quar-
sntine regulations that have been enforced
oy all ports Of the Mexican government
The rumor was set afl0at by an American
tourist named Haskell, who arrived last
evening from Vera Cruz He stated that
there were three deaths from the disease
on the day previous TO his departure and
that the authorities Of Vera Cruz were
making an effort to keep the information
from the public.
An inquiry was made at the board Of
health headquarters and a denial Of the re.
port was authorized There is an epidemic
Of typhus fever raging in this city, twenty
deaths from that cause being reported to
the board of health.
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.E GRANT HANGS FIRE.
tibustering Prevents a Vote
on the Fair Appropriation.
COMPROMISE THAT DOESN'T SUIT.

b borrow Says the Suggestion That Chi
81 igo should Take the $1,000, 900 As
,an VIII Not lie Acoepted-A Test
ote on the Antioption BiIin the Senate.
4 RAsHNGToN, July 29-The proceedings
he house were intensely stupid ana hli-
&tering motions on the Worlds fair ap-
*priation prevailed all day. The only
tion now in order until tine deadlock is
ken is for adjournment and q call Of the
Sc. These dilatory tactics We're pur-
b until late in the afternoon, when the
ise adjourned.
4 is impossible to predict the length Of
n deadlock. The opponents Of the appro-
Nltion have made overtures for a compro-
ke One proposition is that if loan will
4 accepted il will be voted speedily and
house can then adjourn; another is to
effect that if the advocates of the APP
priation viii yield a direct vote on it can
assured on the second Tuesday in De-
I Inber. Those in favor Of the appropria-
y naturally refuse any offers Of a COM
mise and believe they have the battle
m It now appears to be simply ques-
n Of physical endurance.
a Test Vote on Antioption.
Notwithstanding the intense beatand the
q aertained departure for the summer Of
Flrly forty senators, which left barely a
bling quorum on hand, the senate declined
take any decided action either on the
Ntioption bill on the house resolution to
yjourn on Saturday next. The motion to
n the antioption bill aside until December
. As lost by the unexpectedly large vote of
Tito 80 An almost equally frigid reception
las given to the adjournment resolution.
ID. Allison at first declined TO ask its refer
Fee to his committee on appropriations for
stion, but subsequently relented and it
|ls so referred.
4 considerable miscellaneous legislation by
Iianimous consent was accomplished in q
tier skelter way between times, including
fe passage Of an eight hour labor law tc
H,ply to all contracts on government works
4hich now goes to the president for ap
foval
YTho melting away of quorum left Mr
'ashburn and his antioption bill helpless
4 nd an adjournment was forced for the first
me this session by the suggestion thai
here was not a quorum in attendance.
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UP GOES THE THERMOMETER
AND
DOWN COMES THE PRICES.
OUR
BARGAINS CONTINUE.

All our Summer goods must
90 this month.
We have a large lot of w B
Summer Corsets, which we
will close out at a sacrifice.
We also have a choice lot
of Ladies Waists to select
from.
Our oc Ginghams are nearly
closed out
We are now placing on our
counters Canton Cloth, Chal-
lies and Pineapple Cloths
which we will dispose of at
10 cents; former price, I2%
and I5c.
Our Children's Dresses con-
sist of some of the finest
styles and qualities, which we
will close out regardless of cost
to make room for other goods.
Don't forget that Wrappers
are sold
THIS WEEK ONLY
At 10 per cent. discount
This is the opportunity you
are looking for.
Our Ladies Suit depart
ment consists of a choice line,
from So up to the finest quail
lity.
Drcssmaking a specially.
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r. R. ROBINSON g co.,

BANKERS AND BROKERS',
CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET SITS.
FOR SALE.
80 shares Union National Bank stock.
WANTED.
Eouitahlc Guarantee and Trust Company
stock.
Central National Bank stock.
Stock bought end sold in the New York,
philadeiphia and Boston markets on commits
sion.
Letters OF credit given. available in an parts
oi the world. and drafts on ENGLAND. Ireland.
France, Germany and Switzerland issued.
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nANKING AND FINANCIAL
-slEnn WANTED on FIRST MORT
n Zs)VU gage, at per cent Address b..
B EvRNING JOuRNAi.
{. En0O WANTED on FIRST MORT
'NtBWVV gnge at per cent. Address j. L.
IS. EVENlNG JOURNAL Office.
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Nnnnnlon nIlners scnred.

WARDNER, Ida, July 29.-Since the order
was received here relieving the soldiers
stationed at Bunker Hill there has been
great CONSERVATION among the nonunion
miners, and a number of them have re-
fuse. TO work without the protection Of
trnons.
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American Cricketers Win.

HALIFAX, n. s., July 29.-In the cricket
match between the Garrisons, Of Halifax,
and Germantowns, of Philadelphia, in the
second inning the Garrison club made G4,
leaving Germantown but Is to make to
win. These they made with the loss Of one
wicket. Score by innings; Garrison, first,
126; second, Ga. Germantown, first, lT5;
eoaov1 Te
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NOTICES.


NINE. WILDER, CELEBRATED CARD
Va reader. 80. fOl East Seventh street.
below Poplar. Price p cents.
NOTICE THE CITY TAN COLLECTORS
~ viii keep their office at so. 100 East sixth
street opcn ihis and tomorrow evenings until
" EDMUND MITCHELL,
EUGENE SAVERS,
Tax Collectors.
NOTICE NOTIFY ANY PERSON NOT
~ 10 trust anything 20 my wife. Mari Anna
Slunski; She hus left my table and bed and
/ viii not Doe responsible for any debts
contracted by her. ANTON sEUPsKl, No.
eos East Third street.
RfOTlCE.-TAN-PAN TAKE NOTICE
~ CITY AND SCHOOL rANEs FOR
1902
Tho undersigned. receivers of taxes for the
city OF Wilmington, viii hc at No. I'D East
SiEth street. between Market and King streets,
during The months of July and August, SOP,
between the hours of and - I'm thc morning,
aud from 10 in the afternoon, for the puf-
pose OF receiving taxes. ON AN taxes paiu
during July there viii De reduction of .
cents on every dollar. and an taxes paid on or
after the first day of August shall be payable
without reductions as aforesaid ana all taxes
unpaid on the first day OF september shall Zoe
increased hy The addition of per centum on
EDMUND MITCHELL, JB..
Receiver Northern District, including all
''o' ''' ~ '''''' EUGENE sAYREs.
Receiver Southern District. including all
south OF sixth sirceet.
NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS
N Receiver of Taxes John y. Dickey, will
So at the following places during the month
of Angus. a. tdat3 q ss.atsd for the collec-
I t.1a O 1coulty %. RAD tn td1 t.Nas ioi
tne year 1872
August l-2-BlackDiId.
August 3-i-Iownsend.
August 5-Niddletown.
August 6-Odessa.
] August l0-Dclawarc City.
August l-St Georges.
/ August l2-KirkwuOd.
/ August l3- CoOch's Bridge.
/ August ll--Newnrk.
! August is Christiana.
! August -Marshallton.
/ August I'D Milford Cross Roads.
| August 23 Toys Hotel.
August 81 Newport.
/ August .d Practical Farmer.
/ August % -Shamcss School House.
August a-il- New Castle.
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From Pnlnit to Tnrr.

FoRT DODGE, Ia, July 29.-Rav. Mr. Ty-
roll, the Methodist preacher who offered to
whip man for doubling the accuracy Of
his timing on a horse race has handed in
his resignation to the presiding elder. Tt
was promptly accepted. Mr. Tyroll an
nounces his intention Of going into the husi-
ness of horse racing.
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In T.ovo with n priest.

CINCINNATI, July 20.-Helena Stein, a re-
markably pretty Jewess, was sent to the
asylum She is sane on all points but one.
She is madly in love with Rev. DIR. Moller,
private secretary of Archbishop Elder, the
Catholic prelate, and fully believes the
priest, who is many years her senior, viii
marry her
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AYnlnnhle slnlllon nend.

SruRGIs, Mich, July 90 The trotting
stallion Green River belonging to Robert
Dixon, of Henderson, Ky, and valued at
S25, COO, is dead.
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HELP WANTED.

DOY WANTED WHO HAS WORKED IN
- printing Office To- serve n term as npprcn-
tica Apply al EvENING Journal 0nico.
VXrANTED- FIFTY FlRST-CLASs BLOCK
w makers and paving cutters. Apply at
CawcrOf QuaTies, b g. %. n k., ncar Wil-
mingtnn, Del. PATRICK FAHEY.
ACHINIST- T-FIRST-CLASS NIACHINIST
W wanted; one who is competent to super
intend and run delicate machinery. steady
employment. Address MACIllNlSf EVEN
rNG JOURNAL Office.
I ADY AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
i Equitable Life of New York. only repre-
sentative women need apply. Excellent terms
tn solicitors. ANSON A. MAHEk, General
Agent Equitable Building.
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Jndre Eollnson sunstrucI,

IyDIANAPoLIs, July 20.-Judge Milton S.
Robinson, Of the state appellate court, died
from the effects Of sunstroke.
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A Total WRECK.

BosToS July 20 The Boston ship North
America, one Of the fastest craft in the
merchant marine service, was stranded in
the Ku channel and was a total loss
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.rnmneh Co nor Month.

New HAVEN, July 29-Mrs. Herman
Frisch wife Of Professor Frisch, committed
suicide by jumping from the third story of
her residence.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
Van vnllsenburr i'm trouble.

NORTH COLLINS, n. Y, July 29.-John II.
Van ValIenburg, ex-superinteudento OF the
Thomas Orphan Asylum for INDECENT Indian
BOYS and Girls, was held tor trial on the
charge of immoral practices with inmates Of
the institution.
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Inmher Gncs I'm.

MINNEAPOLIS, July 29.-Lumbermen viii
advance the prices on all classes Of lumber
on Aug 2 from twenty-five to forty cents.
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A - -. nnnl-

MoNTREAL, July 20-The National Ex-
press company, the American, the Canadian
and the Grand Trunk are on the eve of
amalgamation.
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- Nm with q Hnmmcr.

CHICAGO, July % Thomas Hussey was
struck on the head with a hammer by Rob
ert Ferguson, a stockyard tough, and Ia
tally injured.
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A I'm around tn Denth.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Wnliam +. Berg
man attempted TO board moving train,
fell under the cars and was cut to death.
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a stnnn,.hIn elrnndnd.

LONDON, July 29-The British steamship
Memphis, for Philadelphia and Baltimore,
b strnndnd i'm SManaen hnrhor.
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o1ndstnne Loses a sent.

LoyDoN, July 20 The award of the
Greenock seat to Sutherland reduces Glad
stones majority 20 forty.
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NOTICE l. JAMES BROWN, THE
~ ownerand occupant of the house situated
at No. lgi West Fourth street, In the firet
New Castle and state OF Delaware, in COM
nliauce with tho requirements OF the acts OF
thc General Assembly in such case made aud
nroyidpd do hereby give notice that ! shall
auulv I'M writing 10 the Court OF General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
state of Delaware, in and for New CASTLE
County. on Monday. the lath day uf Septem-
hnr 1872 bring fhc next term of said court.
for "a license fur said house as am inn or
fnvorn. for the sale therein of Intoxicating
drint on tine preniscs. and the following
rrsncctahle citizens of said ward. at least
Twelve Of whom are substantial ileeholacri
OF said ward. recommend the seid apphcauoh'
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sI.55, sI.75. SLID, sl.55, SLID
To Atlantic City and return from Whining
ton ON an trains saturday and sunday July
MundnV.
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Pleasant sundny Excursion.

Cheapest and most popular excursion. s lV1
for = 1lidav's pleasure. Take the special
train from Pennsylvania station, Whining
ron ~ s.f5 next sur day morning, 5lst Rail
10 Baltimore anc a splendid sail over CAes a.
peafo blv.
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rhiiadoiphia N Iloading r.. r..

UBURN HOUSE,
no $. GEORGIA AVENUE. Boarding by
'''' ''' Mrs. il. B. LEEDS, Proprietress.
IEvERs HOTEL.
Corner ATLANTIC and GEORGIA AVE
YES JOIN A. EvERs, Proprietor.
HOTEL ALLEN,
Corner OF PACIFIC and ARKANSAS AVE
NDES., near the beach; accommodations
hrst-class' reasonable rates; ,.,- ,,.....,.,..
VrOTtsr EDISON,
Ill NnCHiGAN ana PACIFIC AVENUES,
pleasantly situated; open gratesi sanitary ar
MRS. JOHN II. COOKE,
Formerly of the 'Melos."
ITOTEL HECKLER,
/ n. Hecklor has taken The Hotel Norman
ile corner of Atlantic aud PcnnsylVania ave-
nuUs and fitted 10 UP in ilrst-cloes style. open
10. HECKIER
HOTEL IMPERIAL
ON the Beach; MARYLAND AVE, capacity
N0; home comforts, with hotel conNenences,
erpontmcps ana table hrst-e insti ss l2 ~ lsr
day, SlOto Slsper week. q. w. Is khNili'iNN.
HOTEL READING, ~ ,..,,,,,,,,
ANENi ES. The Leading DnWu-IoWn iiulci.
Electric Bells and Lights. Newly ana richly
furnished throughout. Fire Alarm ana Mes.
senger service Carriages and 'Busscs to and
from AN trims. Open AN the year
CHARLES II. SASSE, proprletor
| EHDs' COTTAGE.
No.4 ARKANSAS AVENUE. below At
antic, opposite Reading depot. Open May @a.
lirst-class accommodaN9QH -. ur,pe
NIADIsON HOUSE,
| 30 2Ois PACIFIC AVENUE, below Michigan.
! New house. Rates 81 To so per week. Board
10 ~ ''' W sKMUELLANv Proprietor.
| ,l,iiE ELDREDGE,
/ i so. rs SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE, 81
to ei2 per week; Sl5D to $500 per day. Every
/ fatility for guests. House enlarged, having
' s' Mrs +. J. ELDREDGE. Proprietor
TnE INGLEsiDE'
OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVENUE
MRS. n. REED. proprietrcss.
T'HE SHIRLEY
KENTUCKY AVENUE. near. tho ocean
Entirely new house, newly furnished; electric
bells. Telephone 30. @li.
Same management as last year
JHE wEsTMINIsrER'
KENTUCKY near Pacific Avenue, Atlantl
City. Nj. Open an the year; entirely nei
building; all modern improvements; .,,,.
MRS. NJ. ROCHE.
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Daughter-"Yes. know Mr.. Staylate comes
very often, but it isn't my fault. do every
thing 10 drive him away Old Gentleman
Fudge ! haven't heard you sing 90 him
once.m-NeW York Weekly.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29

Life insurance solicitors wanted for the
strongest largest and bcst COMPANY ln Tie
world. ARSON "A. MAHEH, General Agent.
Equitable Building
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ANIrsEnInNrs.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

4 CADElIY OF MUSIC.
Wednesday cvening.August 3,Georgc Wilson's
Cnshman.
fO-FIRST-CLhSS ARTISTS 80
Reserve seat sale opens saturday al the box
Office. Prices %, Sd, 80 and -. Parade az ll.4l
on the morning of arrival.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

HOusckeeper-"llas any way been discovered
10 kin the pests that destroy carpets.' Yes,
madame. Take up the carpets, hang them ON
line and beat them with heavy stick
"Will that Kill the inscCtstn Yes, madame,
if YOU hit them. New York Weekly.
"TIREp ALI THE TIME Hoods Sarsara-
rilla possesses just those elements io strength
which YOU so earnestly crave, 10 will build
You up, give you an appetite, strengthen your
stomach and nerves. Try IL.
Hoods Pills invigorate the liver.
Evening journal., 1892-07-29
nnARn ANn ROOMS.

TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
also table hoarders. lU6 Washington 50,
WANTED -BOARDERs, GOOD ACCOM-
W modations. No. 4iM East Fourth street.
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w. c. ID. r. T..

Spring clothing cleaned and repaired
Skilled wOrkmen. No. 81 Market street.
Mamma-"Which of the children hid my
slipperf'' Nurse-"Little Johnny hid EN-.
ma'am.n Mamma -"Then Johnny is the one
who upset the jam down stairs. ''-Good News
During the present year Ross has doubled
the capacity oi his store No. 2lo Market street,
and now has % splendid stock of latest styles
of Derby and straw Hats shirts, Gauze I'm
derwcar, Nockwear and Notions
eyes. that is my counterfeit presentuent.n 80
snid Blcecker. ol New l0rk. as he displayed
his new full-length oil portrait 10 hlr. Live
uagte. OF Chicago. "Ahf' replied Mr. Live
Nayfc. Gs he surveyed the picture with an
cl.lrt 10 lC critical. 1t doesn't look genuine,
does it, PUCK.
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LICENsE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE. M.N.WARD.T .THETENANT
y and occupant of the house situated Hi the
northwest corner of Linden and Adams
streets, in The Tenth ward. In the city of VIII
mingtOn. county OF New Castle. State of Della
ware IN compliance with the requirements of
thc acts OF the General Assembly in such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice that
I shall apply i'm writing to The Court OF Gem
eral Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of
the State of Delaware. in and for New Castle
county. on Monday.the lAth day of september,
l32. being the next term of said court. for q
license for snid house 90. an inn or tavern for
tho sale therein of Intoxicating liquors in lees
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on the
premises. and the following respectable ciii-
1cns of said ward, al least twelve of whom
are substantial freeholders OF said ward,
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Tic Fair nilI Compromlse.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-The proposition
#edited TO Judge Holman, if the deadlock
p the Worlds fair appropriation continues,
bring in a resolution extending for an
4 her year the appropriations made in the
8ndry civil bill for 1891 and 1892, viii not
Hyoid the difficulty. SO many new meas
res have been arranged for since that bill
bas passed .that q cputnEation.of its teTps
gould lt3 ffarcely' le8Hl islstreus thsh a
allure t6 pass the peiihhg bfil. Even if
i me senate We're disposed 70 acc pit that go
ltion of the difficulty and agree TO adjourn,
Il is said the president would feel compelled
D. issue proclamation reconvening con-
k'ress to proyide Eleans fsg carrying on the
! usiness that such step would put stopto
! Mr. Cultivate was asked FOR bis opinion
t3l the situation. He said il the senate
bRgrees to the resolution to adjourn IN all
probability there viii be no fair appropra-
rion unless there is provision Incorporated
Z 4 the item to the effect that the money shall
II be paid back, as the money was paid by the
centennial exposition. "Iwill vote in favor
lf government loan, and / want it under
itood that ! have always been willing to
vote for government loan. There is quite
Ia large group of Democrats who win vote
lfor a loan, and there is another group which
boes not believe that the government should
oan money
p Chicago Doesn't Want Loan.
The southern group in Representative
IOuthwaites following. however, VIII aban-
Sion their present leader and seek q new
captain general if a serious attempt be made
,lto compromise on loan basis In the words
Dof Dir. Oates, of Alabama, "We are opposed
to the fair item because it is a loan, and we
do not believe the government should loan
money to any concern
Representative Bingham Of Pennsyl-
vania, who has led the fight for the appro-
priation, said. 81 do not believe the senate
win act ON the adjournment resolution
until the sundry civil bill is sent over to
them The only thing ! look for just now
, is a continuance of the iilibustering."
Representative Durburrow, chairman of
the Columbian exposition committee, said
this evening that the fair people would not
l accept the S5,OOOOO0 appropriation as a loan.
/. That would injure their credit to such an
extent rs to make it practically impossible
for them 20 raise the S3.OOO,OOO additional
TO the 5000 OOO asked of congress which
is necessary to open the farr
He also said that the friends of the ap-
preparation viii stand firm until the sundly
, civil bill is passed by congress.
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CAPE MAY POINT, N. ].

vT,HE CAPE HOUSE
/ AT THE SUMMER CAPITAL,
Under entirely new management. All modern
improvements. Every advantage. Hot and
cold sea water baths. Table the very best.
Terms moderate. safe surf bathing.
w. w. ApSLEN.
NKTIIGHT's VILLA.
w CAPE MAY POINT, n. y.
First-class accommodation, reasonable rates.
AMMON WRIGHT. Prop.
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RTtAT rsrATT.

NOR RENT ONE HOUSE, No sl3 LIN
coin street. Apply Co JOSEPH j. Glib
SON. No. fVl Van Buren, street.
EOR KENT STORE tN ODD FELLOWS
j Hall Lane, So. Georges, Del Good open
ing for two men Possession at once Inquire
n. &. CLARK,
Joseph HElSEL. Trustees.
NJ a. HOUl1f
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
PcnnnyI1nnln Eailrond.

Pennsylvania Railroad.
Leave Philadelphia, Market street wharf;
Express. s 90 A NJ, p 20. 4 OU and 5Oup NJ, week
days. Accommodation, 90 and % A NJ, $50
aud go Il NJ. sundays, Express, cu, ih,
0i5A NJ Accommodation, 8 90 A ", 4O0 z NJ.
philadelphia & Reading II. II.
Leave Chestnut street and South street
yhnrvps ,cpk-daya. Express, Ntu, y 40 A NJ.
90, 4OO Il NJ. Accommodation, suO A NJ, Dor,
$50 = Nj. sundays. Express, B Wl, 500 and lOW
a NJ. Accommodation, q OO A nj. 4 80 y NJ
'I,HE MANSION.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
The Largest Hotel. Open an the year.
CHARLES McGLADE.
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PROPOSALS.
REaIOvAIs

ID r. GRIFFITH HAS REMOVED TO
lbs Northeast Corner fifih and Shipley SIS.
NATlLLIAM +. SMALLEY, ATTORNEY
w at-ltw. removed 10 offices so. @n. EQui-
lnhle Building. 9Th and Market streets.
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rNrnnsInNs.
\ GREAT CHANCE
rEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
FERRY COMPANY


Leave pennsgrove for Wilmington at O, 500
and luu. M; 100, aOi and d.3u %. pa.
Leave Wilmington, daily, for lennsgroves 0t
e. 80 and n 80 %. m; 80, To and =. ma. lIhe
al huRt connects nt pcnnsgruyo with steamer
Major Rcybud for New Castle, Delaware city
aud Salem.
Leave ponnsvillc for Wilmington 40 10 and
SUun. m. and 80 and Gp. IN.
Leave Wilmington for lcnnsville, nj a. M.
and $50, 4 10 ana 10 p. M
SUNDAY ONLY.
Leave Wilmington for Atlantic City and
prnnsurnyc ut ,u a. 900.
Leave Wilmington for Pcnnagrove. Wood
land Bcach, Lincoln Park and lcnnsvillc az
il a. ma.
lcnve Wilmington for Lincoln Park, p. m.
Leave Wilmington for Pennsgrove and
bonneville, raN %. m.
Leave Wilmington for pennsgrove at 30 D..
IN. and 10 M.
Leave pennsgrove for Wilmington at 20, b
q. m.: aud & 20 aud 30 p. m.
Leave pennsvillc at II a. M. and I'D p. m.
Leave Atlantic city at $40 p. m. for VIII
Leave Lincoln Park at . 80 and oaop. m. for
Wilmington.
ON Saturday nights boat win leave ponns-
villent q go b. m. for Wilmington.
Fare to Atlantic City and return..... 81 20
Fare io Lincoln Park and roturn...... bn
Fare tu pcnnHgruNc and rCturn........ 70
Fare to Pcnnsyllo and rcturn......, I'D
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STORE AND DWELLING.
In the northwestern part of the city An
Old stand and doing good business. Possess
sion al once as owner Is retiring from busi-
mess. Apply TO ..
JOHN MULVENA.
No. nll MnrEnI alrnni.