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SITUATIONS WANTED CONTINUED.

u ANTED-BY RESTA URANT MAN. EX-
W perienced in cheap restaurants, position in
kltchen or dining room: superintend both
CHARLES, Sl4 Dolores ST. oc3l 3tF
GOOD BUTCHER WOULD LIKE POSITION {;
~ speaks French, English and German: steady
haDits Address h. NJ box l2O. Call Branch3l 81
DUNG BREAD AND CAKE BAKER WANTS
situation in the country nrst or second hand,
Audress +. C., box 1870, Call Branch. oc3I 5tF
YOUNG MAN. WELL POSTED IN GROCERIES,
wishes position in out OF city; good WORKER
with reference. Address f. s., box 10. this
office oc30 5t*
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AFTERNOON sEss1oN-2:so.

500 Alta...-...l5 $50 { Ky $40 3l5 ophir - Ia
BOO BeIenT...5O 200 ..-.-.--3.l5 $50 Potosi 10
500 B. -L7e 100 Point 80 400 Savage. .65
20 .,.........lS4 i25O & C..-.65350 Nev....7o
200 Bod1e -. 20 200 II & y go 800 Union 10
5OO CholIar.. 40 400 Nexicn.. 80 400 YJackt. so
zoo Con Y =. 10 200 Ophlr. .1.55
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
Q1H 000 WANTED-MORTGAGE ON A
epIO.OOO large. valuable well-Iocated ranch
near the city. Address Owner box 81, Cali Branch
once. Iol 2rs
e. H000 $1,000 AND $4,000 TO LOAN AT
dDoOON. 10 per cent on Al first mortgages:
also 100000 on stocks and bonds at very low rates
for 3 or months: no delay. DE ROCHEMONT
PoEhLMAN, 4l6 Montgome ryst.r.7. o29 cod
GAN FRAN CISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK.
~ 5SSkearny. only corporation that lends money
on diam onds. watches slow interest oc4 tt
STORAGE.
EIRSI-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
u 642-644 Mission ST. CHAS. L. TAYLOR. jel3tf
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
r-~,<,- --------~>-~~-~ ----~~-~----~-~>---~
DVlCE FREE IN ALL LEGAL MATTERS:
n divorce. probate laws, marriage contracts pri-
vate G w. HOWE. atty at law II stockton. % tt
w w. DAVIDSON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW.4 42o
W California ST.. rms. 14-l5; advice Free d3 tf
p A oRoTHERS. ATT0RNEY.AT-LAw sos
lC. Clay St NOS II
The morning call., 1893-11-02
LEGAL NOTICES.


Tn THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF Calf rnia, In and for this City and County Of
San Francisco.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ANGLo-NEvADA
ASSURANCE CORPORATION "A COR
PORATION) UPON ITS APPLICATION FOR
AJUDGMENT OF DISS SOLUTION.
Notice Is hereby given that this Anglo Nevada
Assurance Corporation, corporation organized
and existing under and by virtue OF the laws OF
the state OF California and having its ONCE and
principal place OF business in the City and County
OF San Francisco, state OF California, has made an
application to the Superior Court OF the State of
CALI iornis in and for the City aid County OF San
Francsco for its ssolutIon and disincorporatiou,
and that the Presiding Judge of this Court has ap.
pointed THURSDAY, the ninth day OF November,
A. D. 1898, at ten (lO) O'Clock IN the forenoon of
that day and the courtroom OF this Court, Dept.
No 1 thereof. at the New City Hall. in said
City and County OF San Francisco. as the day,
time and place for the hearing of said application.
BY order Of our Superior Court at the New City
Hall, in the said City and County OF San Fran
cisco. this fifth day OF October. A. D. 1893.
Attest my hand and the seal of said Superior
Court at the said City and County OF San Fran.
CISCO the day ana year last above written.
[Seal of Superior Courr.]
NJ. @. HALEY. Clerk.
By w. j. HENEY. Deputy Clerk.
r. II. CoUNTRYMAN, Attorney for Applicant.
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NOUNG WOMAN WANTS SITUATION; is
l. good cook, baker and laundress or houSework :;
nationality Scotch; references Gail or address
I'LL Elm ave bet Pierce and Scott Golden Gate
ave. and Turk st. mol 2t*
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Gymnastic Entertainment.

Board-30 Giant Powder Con. 81: 3 do. 2l1A
$1,000 6% Bonds. I15
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VOUNG SWEDISH WOMAN, JUST AR
L rived wishes a situation in a small American
family Please call at 1919 Scott St. near Ellis,
bakery. mol 2t*
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IA ANTED-POSITION IN HOTEL. CITY OR
" country, housekeeper. chambermaid oil
laundress, or work OF any kind by the day, week
or month: best of references. Address MRS c..
931 Market ST., room Is. mol Ut
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BOARD SALES.
REGULAR MORNING sFssroN-e 30.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
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IA OMAN WANTS POSITION AS HOUSE
" keeper or COOK for men a ranch in the
country. Call or address sos Stevenson ST. room
Is.
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RS The Williams Hardware Company
49, VIII keep open evenings to accommodate
parties wishing to purchase heating oil, gas, wood
or coal stoves; ranges; largest assortment ana
lowest prices: a food OF electric light to show
goods; stove-linings ami repairs for ali stoves and
ranges. 2ll, 2l3 215 Fourth st no27t
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GROCERY AND BAR; FINE CORN Err TRADE:
u large stock; clears $3.50 per month: must gel ;
make offer: sickness. SHIBELEY MACPHEE,
S6512 Market st. oc29 !t*
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RES To Leet Lodge and Society Rooms;
6>S rent rduc ed. Union-sQuare Hall building,
42l Post st. oc29 Tt*
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wEDISH WOMAN WISHES SITUATION AS
lady's nurse or care for children. 2l3 Fifteenth
St. bet Howard aud Capp. mol 2ts
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PERSONALS.

OwNFR OF PROPERTY 32s SOUTH sixdh aaH
Advantage BY by calling $50 Guerrero, bet. and TO-
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ERMAN LADY SPEAKING FRENCH AND
" English, good seamStress. willing to assist IN
upstairs work. desires situation; highest refer
ence Address T.. D.. 1927 O'FarreIl ST. mol 2tE
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Young WOMAN WANTS SITUATION TO AS
L sist in light housework and of childr en-.
Please CAL or address 4391a Eleventh st. mol 2t*
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ERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION IN
" Alameda for general housework upstairs
and sewing. Please address NJ. w, 4l3 Twenty
eighth st mol 3U*
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O1HOn PAINT OIL AND WALL PAPER
q sMIOUU. store for sale; good paying business;
splendid stand; disagreement of partners cause or
sale. MCLAuGHLIN d co. 2612 kearny. NJ Is
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DENTISTS.
DR. j. J. LEEK. PROPRIETOR OF LEEK
- DENTAL COLLEGE, ! Fifth st.-No students
allowed to practice on you; all WORK frst-class
and reasonable; teeth extracted by electricity:
this college VIII not NOV or close; consultation
tree; open evenings and Sunday until noon. 2S II
G7 FULL SET: FILLING. 81: EXT. soc. DR.
Up =. PERRY. $50 Market ST.. opp. Fourth. aus tt
4 ROOM 5. FILINGS SOC EXT 25c PLATES
n and crowns 81; In room q, my main Office
teeth filled and extracted painlessly by my secret
local method; my dental college will soon close
so come 10 room 5: advice free; work guaranteed
DIR. g. w. LEEk. q O'Farrell st. my26
I'D. A. LUDLuM HILL 1443 MARKET ST
~ near Eleventh: no charge for extracting when
plates are made; old plates made over like new:
teeth from Ss per set; extracting :gas gven.4tt
EOLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION. SO6 MAR
y ket st. DIR. CHARLES w. DECKER. jeS If
DR. H. G. YOUNG-EXTRACTION PAINLESS;
~ Patchwork, bridgework. teeth without plates
especially. lS41 Polk ST, my14 tt
MO PAIN-EXTRACTING OF TEETH MADE
~ easy: 6Oc and 81; artificial teeth from S5;
filling from 81 CROOME Dental Association.
7b9 Market ST., bet Third and Fourth ap12 tt
or SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
I'D good as can be made; filling ST. DIR. SIMMS,
dentist. $50 Market. next baldwin Theater ocl tt
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.


IL ANTED-COOK PLAIN WASH, COUNTRY,
$9o; second-gir $40: nurse. $50: French
CIR! for housework, in family. $25: cooks with
ana without washing $25 and $50: mattresses
hotei and restaurant. $40 and So week, and
large number of girls to fill situations IN city and
country at $50 and 1925. j. L. CRoSETI d co,
3l2 Suffer ST.
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DOSITIoN AS HOUSEKEEPER IN WIDOW
i er's family by reliable young woman; city or
country; no objection to children. Call for days.
GIL Pine ST., bet. 10 and ~ A. NJ.
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DRESSMAKER WOULD LIKE A FEW MORE
~ engagements by the day: terms ST. So Please
address U. H. box 40. Call Branch ONCE
DY WOMAN LATELY FROM EAST; GOOD
- cook aud IaundreSs: will do housework Gail.
days. 1855 Mission st. *g
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O1EO WILL BUY ULD-ESTABLISHED RES
u fOU taurant: clearing 1925 to 3 80 month;
don't miss this bargain; good reasons for seHlng;.
no agents. INQUIRE this Office. oc3l 4t~
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MIDULE-AGLD WOMAN WISHES POSITION
WI in small family to do light housework or
will take care OF sick lady. Address e.. box SO,
Call Branch Office. mol 2t$
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m10-O SALOON. NEAR KEARNY ST;
ID ZOU. clears $3.50 month. STRAND, $50
SnL.r nrfn
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O.CEO PLUMBING BUSINESS; ESTAB-
u LOU. lished 10 years MCLAUGHLIN q
CO., 261a Kearny ST. oc3l 3tF
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a. ANTED-2 EXPERIENCED RESTAURANT
cashiers, 5 each: chambermaid assist walt
ing, country hotel. $50: scandinavian girl, gen
eral housework, vacaville. $25, tree fare. @. r.
HANSEN K Co, ITO Geary st.
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DARTY WITH MACHINERY WILL MANUFAC-
ture patent articles on royalty; articles prinel-
paIly of wood preferred. Address W. P, box 100
call Rranch once oc3l It's
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C1ALOON: l4O MINNA ST., NEXT TO EXAM
- iner building: sickness cause of selling oc5l 50
The morning call., 1893-11-02

CITUATIONS WANTED BY MOTHER AND
- daughter; good German cook and upstairs
work and sewing. Gail for two days at 62l
Stevenson St mol 2t*
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MALE HELP WANTED.

A 'ANTED-GARDENER, $50 AND FOUND;
W farmers, $40 and found; men to clear Land
wood-turner, So day. and others Apply ). f
CROSETT q co. o2S Sacramento st.
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Y DUNG WOMAN WANTS SITUATION TO DO
L general housework; is good cook and laundreSs
and good houSekeeper: city or country. Please
The morning call., 1893-11-02

A VERIrE; FACIAL TREATMENT; Will
l. remove those detestable blackheads ana close
I'D the pores or no charge La Ferlte halTdress,
ing Bazaar. 1l7O Market ST.. over Maze.au4 ~ eou
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MOTHER AND SON WISH SITUATIONS;
Itl mother frst-class cook. son to assist Call or
address Al Third St, room 80.
The morning call., 1893-11-02

| ~ ERMAN GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO DO
VI general housework and cooking Call llU3,
fiat G. Folsom St. Seventh.
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0.ocOO LIQUOR: STORE: GOOD STOCK
SOOUU. clears $3.50 month. GUS 81 RAND,
csl sr
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EOR SALE - BAKERY, CANDY. NOTION
I store. 5ll Laguna st. oc3l ote
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IRL WANTS SITUATION TO DO GENERAL
y housework in private family. Apply lOl5 p
TweDrV-second mol Zts
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I M T.
u lOUU. MCLAUGHLIN. 261a Kearny. NJ 3tS
Qe6O SALOON: COR; FAMILY ROOMS
IoOOU. barga in. MCLAUG HIN, ,261a Kearnyss
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

n1OrO BAKERY; RECEIPTS $50 \ DAY
~ lllDU. GuS STRAND. $40 SACRAMENTO. =
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-01
4 New ORGANIZATION.

Auxiliary No. 25 was organized and
officers installed on Feh. 18th in hall Of
Union Veteran Legion. at sos Market
street. National Originating and In
stalling Officer MRS Mary EABeighel.
OF Altoona, was present and installed
tie following officers: President, q, q.
Wogar; Senior V. T., L. A. Heritage;
Junior Y. r.. S. u. Brearer; treasurer,
A. l.. McCaulley; secretary, Nj. Is. Tux.
bury; chaplain. NJ. L. White; conduc.
tor, NJ. PenningtorE color bearer, A. A.
French; guard, NJ. Cannon. The in
stallation being public tho comrades
OF Encampment "a were present, and
after the business OF the evening was
concluded there was quite a number
OF addresses by comrades of U. V. L.
and Mrs. Eeighel.
After pleasant hour in addresses
refreshments WAS served by the ludies
To all present. The ladies' OF u. V. l.
return thanks to'oomrade Concannon
tor the present of their charter; also
TO comrade Robert MsCaulley for en-
PERTAINING our national alfair while
with us.
he old girls as well as the old boys
tclieya in true Fraternity and Pa.ro-
tism and in standing by and helping
each other as well as the needy com
Irades, their widows and orphans.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-01
Little jim Biaine.s Illness.

New YORK., March thames G. Blaine,
Jr., who has been sick with scarlet fever
at the New York hotel for the past few
weeks, will remain there. The boy, who
lives there with his mother, Marie Nevins
Blaine, and her parents, is, according to
the reports of the physicians, in no condi-
ton to be removed. The hotel was closed
few days ago after all the guests had
been notified to leave. Young Blaine was
too i'll to be removed, and Mrs. Blaine re-
fused to vacate her apartments. The fur
niture of the house is to be auctioued next
month, and the manager of the hotel, fear
ing that the fact that scarlet fever had ex-
listed in the house might have prejudicial
effect on the sale, requested the board of
health to remove the child, but without
ir.1.I
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-01
fltttg

Strong cough candy at Ferguson 8.
at II East Second street.
Hungarian roller, patapsco. new
light and other fine flonrs very low, at
j. j. Smitl.'s. 4th and Shipley streets.
Hay and straw by the bale, small
packages 1t reasonable prices, at j. j..
smiths. Fourth and Shipley streets.
Oysters at so, IS, 40 and 45 cents a
quart, at Ainscow's, No. 707 Smpiey
and No. 105 last Fourth street.
Try bottle OF Taylor and Fuller
toms Cough Syrup for that cough OF
yours.
The horse of Joseph Fairlamb, of
Erandywlne Summit, which ran away
Sunday evening, near Lenape, was
badly injured.
Willio Miles, colored. who ran away
from his home in West Chester, Pa, is
believed hy his friends to be in our
city with relatives.
The electric railway from Gle ster to
Media will be started on Monday next.
Willard Donovan residing near Leb.
anon. bel. was given thrashing 10y
White Caps on Sunday night last fol
getting drunk and abusing his wife
and daughter.
Or. SHINING White Pulmonic Balsam,
the famous popular lung and throat
medicine and consumption preventer
sold by druggists everywhere.
George II. Loomis spent Sunday II
West Chester
Cummings. the photographer, So
Market street
A Wilmington merchant sent two
very valuable dogs to the bench show
to be held in Philadelphia.
Charles w. Hewitt. of West Chester,
paid his parents visit in our city on
Sunday.
Joseph ballet is visiting friends in
West Chester.
Mrs. John II. Sneer and son have
returned home to West Chester, after
beng storm stayed here Tor severa
days.
Joseph Nichols has returned hom'
to West Chester, after visit to friends
in our city.
Walter c. Curtis, who has been pass
ng few weeks in Florida, iias return
ed to his home in Newark. HN came b!
sea via the Island OF Nassau and Ias4
ed through the terrible storm which
swept the coast last week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-01
.Jobnun .Hof Gin stutm

gu0." Allegory often comes to
our aid to express our meaning.
"Look to the left, my little
dears," as the Snowman said,
"and you will see grasshopper."
The grasshopper is sometimes
called a corn-crake. To crake is
to boast. The nautilus is the
national carriage of the seas, and
Cupid is symbolic of affection.
Johann Hoff is no braggart. But
he may, perhaps, be allowed to be
proud of the fact that there have
been carried over every known
ocean in geography millions of
bottles of Johann Hoff's Malt Ex-
tract, which has proved an incsti-
mable boon to whole colonies OF
sufferers, who speak with aifec-
ton of the benefits conferred upon
mankind by this great German
beverage. Any one, for instance,
who knows what the torture of
dyspepsia is, will estimate at its
proper value a pleasant cordial
which will give five minutes ease.
Johann Hoff's Malt Extract does
more than this. 1t will put the
malady entirely to fight, and lay
the foundation of a newdigestive
system. To have no appetite, and
when you have, to be afraid to
eat, to know that as surely as you
put anything in your mouth acute
agony will result, to be followed
by nights upon nights of restless
ness to be able to relieve, and
to cure this amongst other ills
arising from malnutrition is the
lawful boast of Johann Hof's
Malt Extract. Beware of imita-
tions. The genuine must have
the signature of Johann Hotf :
on the neck of every bottle. Els
ner & Mendelson Co., sole agents,
New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-01

This Is supposed 10 be an age of en-
Rht cnmeiit. Yet lhu hall civilized pers!s-
tence with which hosts OF people keep
CUES Il blind creduity characteristic of
the dark ages Constipation has Il my
rind OF alleged cural.ves which in a
nauseous dose merely evaeunte the
bt wels-this operation being preceded by
pain and followed by wenkness-thc lat
icr nh effect Of their excessive, vic eat
action. PodS phylllll, ntoes, ganboge em'
bodied In the form OF riIl@, bluemass
calomel--these are among the violent
Inducements Tor which should be sabsti
tuted. Hos. etter's Stonaeh Bitters, The
finest, most genial laxative exIant. mover
uripinp aud resembling in its action III
effort OF nttuie in her happiest mood
This Benign and thorough med cine Il
also an ant dote to malaria and rheuma
tsm, gives strength to the system, reE
dors digestion perfect, and regulates thu
kidneysand bludder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-01
"she,s Agoin Bettcr Tonight"

The fair Decima Moore was singing her
principal solo in 'slhe Wedding Eve" the
footlights being down to give play to the
limo. And one limeliGht man in the flies
was heard to remark TO another:
she's agoin bit better tonight, Bill.
at was just time too" growlea the
other. Monday night she was something
awful"
"She's all the better since stuck hair
pin into her last night, rejoined the first.
Burning with indignation gentleman
who had overheard these remarks sought
the manager.
"oh, 1t is all right said he after hear.
Ing the charge, "They were talking of the
i7lelight apparatus, which has been rather
troublesome lately. Exchange.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-01

TRAINS LEAVE DEL. Ave. DEPOT
EAST BoUNb.
Express trains.
az New York: week days .so1 .7.,a .s.L
az. ~ a. NJ, 'ls.2i. -9.S3 IS. 80, .7.9a c, m.
New York. Sundays 1903 's.5a sl0.35 a
m,, sla.24. 30. '5.3s. ei.33 D. m.
N Boston. '5.3s p. m, daily. With Pullman
n isudt 81 sleepiag CARA running through to
sic fridge, landing passengers In u. & NJ.
station at Iioston-
InlIAde. puia. week days. 500. 800, 8S5,
40 5u. 'S55, 's.Il, 9.oU, 'p,50. 10 10. 1903
'b;3s, 6ss, T:S9. SIS. 1000. .l101 p, IN.
IN laielphia. Sundays. IS o. 6.S5. $50,
,e53 800 10 So ll.40 a. M, 'leei, .n6, s2,53.
s ~ a;o5. 5.oS '5.ss. d.2s. s7.39, sas 1000
chester Il r.; week days. . o. 90. 6as 40
Z 30. $50 81, 0 q 80: 10 80. 10 ae ii g.
a m n o. = "a "a So1, aU5. 6o5. IS 81 sas,
G 81 Sun Sundays 3 sso T. es5, 80 $50
100, 10 20, Il 40 a. m. / %. t258 sos. 4o5,
8 O., ,5Ss y g., = 80. So 10 90 II % p. m.
's55. y. m, sunday, 80. u. M, = 50. p. m.
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore ana Washington, week days
q, o9 II a, In., '12 10, q 05, 05. .440
'e2t, y 90, ~ p p. IN. sundays. - a.. I o.
AZ a. M, 'l2i6 81 Os, o5. .44o. .62 "a. = 30
Baltimore and way stations. 5o2 a. m.
Newark, Del, week days Il A. ZOE
SO Il a. M, az 10. 3 05,' 40, IS "a, 81. y 50
81 Il 10 p. m sundays. Al, o., Is q a. m
~ 10. o.. a 30 -62i. 55 .75a. - Al, II II
Pittsnurg. -s47 a. m.. a 4Op. IN. daily
Ghicnso, ,,st1 q. IN, "A 4op. m. daily,
i Cincinnati and st. Louis, 81 10 y. IN.
and y 80 p. m. bot. daily.
/ Singerly accommodation, I 0a q. M. ,3d5
2 81 aud ii OPP. III. daily.
iLandehbers accommodation, week days
IL o.. llV0 n. IN. D 05 and 81 p IL. sundays
a 80a m. i.I0p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARRET STREET
STATION.
foi. New York week days, .7as, 1927, 1888
III 50 II. IN.
For Philadelphia. week days. 53a, G5t
s23, .s97. y 20, Il 35a. M, u 4. $50, o.
For Baltimore. week days. 535. $50
rs ~. III s. a. M, s.. IS so p. m, sundays
For landenberg and way stations. wee Il
days, Z %, 10 5oa. No., 81. b Oh p. m. sun
DAYS . - a. M. ! 90 y. III.
! Chicago and Pittsburs. .s21 n. m. daily
except Sunday, . 30 p. IN. daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, eli IS a. m
daily except sunday.
LhAYE PHlLADELPHlA For WILL
4 MINGTnN.
/ Daily. '41o, G 90 7a5, 50 Is. 10. 10 90. IL 25
n. m. u 90 noon. i 10, 90. 800. a o.. a Is.
10 . ~ 80 IS 81, So. IRA, 10. Is 40
sunday. Z 4 u. u. 600, rs. $50. 1000 IL 81
a. M, 1900 noon. o.. 3 90. 'Id5. ADJ. ISL.
GO, n "A. 10. 905. 10 10. II 81 p. M.
Telephone No. ABB
re hates to western points lower thar
via, any other line. -
i. j. Il. ObELI. g. y. SVILi"
General Manager. aeni fass' Agen'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-01

A woman of Marlborough, Me-, owns a
plate upon which she asserts 955 pies have
been baked. That plate rises before the
minds eye with its intricate tracery of
cracks, Its periphery indented with plenti-
full hicks, and its surface, saturated with
the fat of many baltings, turned to n dings.
brown Were it not smaeking of ifreyer-
ence TO suggest the removal of this piebald
worthy, one might be tempted to think
what an unctons stew this plate might
make-Boston Transcript.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-01
How We Grow Old.

The thread that binds us to life ia
most frequently severed ele the merl-
dian OF life is reached in the case of
persons who neglect obvious means
to renew falling strength. Nigor, no
less tho souise of happiness than the
condition Of long life, can be created
and perpetuated where it does not
exist. Thousands who have experien-
ced or are cogniZant including mauy
physicians OF eIuinence-of the effects
'of Hostotter's Stomach Rltters, bear
Testimony to its w0ndrous efficacy as
n creator OF strength in feeble constl-
Itutions. and debilitated and shattered
systems. A steady performance. OF
the bodily functions. renewed appetite,
flesh and nightly repose attend the
use of this thorough and standard re.
Inovant. Use no local tonic represent
ed to be akin to or resemble 1t In ef-
fleets in its place. Demand the genuine
which IL an acknowledged remedy for
manria, nervousness, con-
stipation. liver and kidney complaints
land Rheumatism.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-01

A journal from De Soto, Mo, just
below st. Louis. gays:
The Importance OF Jefferson County's
great protected industry. the Crystal
Plate Glass Works, may be seen In re-
port of the surplus products of the
county as reported by Commissioning
Hall. which appears in this Issue. OF
the Sl,902 5lS which represents our
surplus prodnct, tho sum OF 5i,25S, oo0
is realized from plate glass; without
this great factory the value OF our
surplus would only have amounted to
SGi9 5ls. Yet many of our Democrat
lie friends condemn the system that
mas built up such grand industry in
our midst. and hundreds whose pro-
perty has been enhanced in value
through the influence of this factory
voted that tho system that enabled
it to be established and exist was Il
fraud and delusion.
The price of plate glass ia ess than
half what 1t was in Tariff for revenue
days. is the Tariff tax?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-01

ROME, March DIR. Lapponi, the newly
appointed body physician to Pope Leo has
enioined upon his holiness that he must
take more sleep and hold fewer audiences
and not exert his brain so much as heret =
fore General Won Loe, the German dele
gate sent by the kaiser to congratulate the
pope on his episcopal jubilee, and Cardi-
nal Knopp, the prince archbishop of Bres-
lau, have taken occasion to converse with
the pope on the subject of the Prussia.l
primary education BILL the German mill
tary bill and the question of repeating the
expulsion of the Jesuits. His holiness de-
clined to interfere in any way in the in
ternal affairs of Germany.