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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

The last smoker of the Brownson
Athletic Club was held last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

All that certain lot of ground with a
two.story frame house thereon erected.
situated In tho town of Delaware city,
county of New Cast Q. state OF delaware.
boundd and described as follows; Stu
nted oil the northwest side of Hamilton
street about $50 feet from Second street.
with front on Hamilton street Of ~ feet
and dcptil o. about 100 feet: bounded
Oh the southeast by Hamilton street, on
the northeast by lot of william Howell,
on the moi thwe~t by AN eight-feet wide
alley. and on the southwest by lot of VII
liam Jewell.
Sc 2hd and taken In execution as the
property OF william IIukill. and 10 be
sold bg
PIERCE GOULD, Sheriff.
Sherlff's Office, Wilmington, Del, April
O. 1898. IA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

Wilmington Candy Co., April Is to
p SEQ the w.naow-bring the little
follA.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14
On SATURDAY..
On SATD KIlAY,
THE I'D DAY OF APRIL, 1898.
At2 o'clock, p. m,

The following described real estat i. viz:
That certain lol. piece or parcel OF land
situated in the city oil Wilmington. New
Castle roua ami Sta,c of DE- n ware.
bounded hpd described as lOlloTst 10 VII
ItrKinning a the corner formed lay tive
Foarth street. with the wesleI side OF
scott sirett I. thence sout erly, by tho
said side OF ~CUft street. u fe 20 u cor.
ner; thence westerly, para hi with
thence noriHeriY. parallel with Scott
street 10 teat to o uioresaid : IItlerly
de of Fourth street. and thence thereby
easterly IS feet to he place uf beginning,
I've the contents therefore what thes may.
Seilr d and taken in execution ss the
property of John j. Gallagher AID Mary
\, Gallagher, his wife. aud William KeI,
lin. I. 1 : aud to be soi5l by
PIERCE GOULD. Sheriff
Sheritfs ONCE, Wilmington. bel, April
9. 1888. III
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

The New York Clothing House has
hocn compelled to increase Its already
largo force of salesman to ttccommo-
date their large trade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

IF YOU WANT STYLE AND COM.
FORT COMBINED TRY A PAIR.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14
Griffin
: Dots
New York Clothing House.

New York Clothing House.
Morton Young, OF Portland. Oregon,
Is visiting his cousin. Thomas p. Tru-
man.
Fuld's shoe house at No. 226 Market
street have fitted up the third story of
their building for the repairing OF
shoes.
j. b. MonGar, 200 East Fourth street,
has on hand 1900 gallons of ready
mixed paints which he lie selling at the
lowest cash prices.
II. G. Parish. who is now located at
Alliance, Ohio, with his wife and three
children, are visiting relatives In our
city. They will return to their home
In about three weeks.
Heavenly Recruits Mission, 81 Wal
nut street, preaching this evening by
Sister Benoit. the evangelist. Other
speakers. A good time is expected.
All welcome. a.
SayayaI wiimfn Of opiana ytgitel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

Our Upholstery depart.
ment is better equipped than
ever. Old things are being
rapidly pushed out to make
room for new arrivals. No
such assortment of desirable
house decorations can be
found in our city-with large
sales odds and ends aecumu-
late and here's some picking
that you should sec.
A lot OF dotted Swiss mus.
Inns slightly soiled and
mussed at the following re-
auctions:
50'cent ones for 80 cents.
Al cent ones for IS cents.
37i$-cent ones for 20 cents.
% cent ones for 10 cents.
A little soap and water
would soon rem edy the
price.
Too many Silkalines here
If you can make out with
the patterns they are yours
for half--12I instead of 25.
A lot of remnants in imi-
tation silks, s cents per yard.
A lot of ball fringe in rem
nants, 5 cents per yard, and
some short lengths in silk
stripes for curtains, 37a cents
from rs. In looking up
pretty things for your house
our Upholstery department
will afford excellent opportu-
mites.
VIM. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market Streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14
DEGISTERS ORDER.
h REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEM LAkTLE Co. DEL.

ANEH SDs 1HAA
Upon the application of Rupert tgsey,
,Ir.. and Joseph w. 4 Casey. Executors OF
Robert asey, late of strand, wine Id,
in said county, deceased y
ordered and directed by the Register
oil granting OF letters to. ttncntLry
upon the estate of the duccased
with tho date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisements 10 TO posted
within lorty days from Tic DATE OF such
letters in six Of tile most public places
all persona hnvinis d nliTnds against the
estate to present the sanle or abide by
an Act of Assembly ~ such case made
and providcd; and nl4o cause tho same
to be inserted within the same periodin
tho DIZZY Republican,, news
and to he continued therein throc weeks.
e. o. d.
TT Given under the hand and seal
9. S. OF Office OF tile Register nfore.
- sud, at=Wi Wilmington, in Saw
Castle County, aforesaid, tho day and
S'"t J. WILKINS GooGu, isegIstor.
EUTiCE>--NotiCe 10 hereDy given that
letters tostamcntary were IN due form
OF law granted unto the undersigned, on
the 10Th day OF March A. ID. 1893 and that
all persons having clntns against
present the game, duty attrsted TO tho
alIdis xecutors on or before the 18th day Of
March. 1874, or abide the act OF Assembly
IN such c,tss made and provided.
ROBE II CASEY. JR.,
JOSEPH W. +. CASEY.
Executors.
Address Clavmont. Del.
II. c. frainL Esq. Attorney for exccu
tors. Wilmington. Del. NIL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

The biggest value in the state.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

WE HAVE MOVED FROM 2OI TO
2O6 KING STREET.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

The worth oPW CLOTHING N
is established, otherwise could
we SO freely offer the return
of money to dissatisfied Gus.
toners
The New Shape Spring
Sacks for young men are
generous i'll length-graceful
and dressy. The hang and
fit is simply perfect. It's the
part Of wisdom to see them
early. Later on we fear we
can't get them fast enough.
$40 or any price between
that and 500.
Boys Clothing for Spring
wear is at its height here
now. Just the kind to re.
feet credit for good taste on
the boys and on us.
For Small Boys up to Ia
years, So to IS.
For Large Boys up to Is
years, 81 to $15.
A handsome Gold Plated
Columbus Medal with every
Boys Suit
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

NTANTED-h girl FOR cook and general
w houseworA. mt Herbert house,
South side. alI-2t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

Tho Maple Cocoanut at tho Whining
ton Candy Co., 2O4 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

Fine mixed lawn seed and white
.IeFrr nt J j. 5mith'B, Fourth md
stanley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

GHENIFF'S ShLE-IIv virtue OF writ
y of Ais. Nendt:oni Expouns to me
directed. Will he exposed Ia public sale.
at the hotel of l.. \. tout, in Delaware
CITY. Red Lion hundred. New Castle coun-
", Delaware,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

Dcposl, payable on demand per cent
Deposits payable after 10 days notice
.. Ier cent.
deposits payable after 3d4ys' notice ,
per cent.
Active bu3iiie accounts are not talk n.
tue CO. .puuy artsa as Executor, Az min
Is ruIcr, tiustec, Gnurdluu. Huccivcr
and sgent. and rents small safes ia ire
and burglar, proof vaults.
BENJ. NIELDS. President.
ii, G, ROBINSON, Vice Pre- -ilant
JAS. ID. CLARkSON Treasurer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14
ON FRIDAY.
THE 2isT DAY OF APRIL, lso3
Alto o'clock a. m,


The following described real estate. viz:
All the right, tie and interest, being
the undivided onc-seyeuth part thereof
to and in a that rita lot or parcel at
land situate in the town of Midule own
in st. Georges hundred. New Castle coun-
ty Del. Is undcd on he west 10y Broud
street on he north by lands Of the truS-
tees OF the Midtlciowu Academy. on the
feet in front on Broad street, AID III
length or depth eastw I'd bet wcen paral-
lei lines one hundr' d and eighty-ilye feet,
con aiming eleven thousand square feet
Of land. with IA two and one.haf story
frame dwe,ling-house and Kitchen there
on erected.
Seized aud taken In execution as the
prop rty of William $. Hurnham and
Elizabeth Burnhuin. and to be sold by
PIERCE GOULD Sheriff.
SherG's Office, Whining Ton. Del,
April g. 1903. a6
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14
4, H. S0mrlorS'
Mo. 400 MARKET STREET,
Five doors above Second st.

[sllErIFF'S 81 LILY. virtue OF u sun
~ day writ OF Levariu Faclus (mech m
Is Hem TO me directed. win be cN-
posed 10 puulic sale. ut the Court
House on Market street, between Tenth
asst E|gYUuta strretr, III tn Uity OF VIII
nington. New Castle onnty, bel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

DkIVATE SALE of brussels and Entry
l. Garnet, wardrobe. ref igeTator, par
lor stove. Parties leayug city. No rea-
alI-3t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

dor RiiNT-Ten acres of pasture. APP.
II piyto wm.Forrest, Il gin Ia aud hut
tonwood streets ali-l2tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

ANrED-A situRr IL as houseEecp.
w er for wlduwer. Apply at No.
g06 jefferson street. alI.3is
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14

TOR RfET-ii.roo II housp. West
II Tenth street. Part Uf rent taken In
hoard. apply W. 1Jth ST. alI-9ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-14
Max EpllTaim, .
.Y.CI0tling House
SAY! That you've
7 never been pleased
i with ready.mad e

Clothes. Have you tried the
right sort9 Worth in Cloth.
ing, you know, is subtle
very hard to explain but
the dealer that secures it is
-siaxe to meet with success.
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Delaware Lacknwannn md Western X. X.
hfs lions In New York loot Barclay md Cbr,.,o,h.
SLIGHTEST LINE. tE-TIBILED TRAINS
PULLMAN COACHES.

Direct fout- = NrNAGK BLOOMFIELD MONT
CLAIR THE ONANHI>. summit ileeiarl, Vile Basil.
r n..n Mis1, N''..l 1"5,. iY,4. r,,.',
Is }. nN%. H9.,n,,it,,'g?,,a, IoOLEY NIJNIAiN
GAP. s1ROUD>Bl ~. Forou6 Moun,,in, N,iiNX'
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HAMrON. GNFOHD NDRwirH Wat1relii'r ri
otWiG0 iIHAtA. oWhGJ. nifWiiRA tH HH%T S e.
BAIl, DhNSl ILL ~ tfALp and ali points
oo Mt n N"E q mWt>r SSN2 p, So lnWhsT
o>W r'p EAPIfA>. Pullman Palace tar, con-
net a. bunao win train ~ chicago. arriving -
= nest morn N ~
s,2D A. VI. BiNGiiAMTON MAIL. stop, at principal
hoo p. VI. SCRAN1oN. BINGIIAMrax. ,p1 ELL.
NiliN tAfHF>~. Pullman Iar,r can. '' '''
A1O p. NJ. SCEANTON. WlLKFSBARIE and pryu
1880 p VI. lDai,l.-HIi FAL6 LiMITir,D EXPRESS
plhan ,ecPr- AfrNr, Il - ui '''
300 r. VI. Dal.yl ,~buiFALo. ucHfIELD SPRINGS
T,CKETS ana PtLLT,N AC0IliiS,I1 I,,,,fI,i> -
Mutay 81 end 40 Broadway 1cfet, at Inv ,t,ton,
ibj aud %. Brn'tw az - West l9j..,t az I,H''''
N-wYork 333 Washing -; T', ,
nation. at al stations. ms '''i "''"r'
NtSTCO1r EAFKt.SS COMPANY VIII ,,, o.. nm,
check blgg1gc ffom hotei sdeico 10 d@enaon ana
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

~. Y L ( II. + K. r Co. LEsSEEJ
Trains leave West i2c.st Station New. York a. FOL.
lo"-, and Is minutes caller from foot Ffsnkn->t.
$3.50 \. VI. Daily local to Su-I. BIGse and tatskilI
Mountains. eNc"pt sundays wcsi Of Coeym1ns Jet.
Sleeping car Ne"-Nork 10 BloonlSie Sunday, only.
Can b. occupied y.
1880 A. VI. bay - al to Albany Tor C0tskn Mountains
and >art,oga Psiiot ar " AHsnF Spnd.ys only.
ester Buffalo Niagara FAILS. Detroit. Chicago except
SATURDAY for Toronto.
A11;pe 4: u.-DaiIy except SUNDAY q b!oomvlle and
Caf,Nl Mountains. Now PalfI. Lakes N,honk MIN.
newa>ka. Flr.of al % Bloonvile and wPslt1.
IIsJ A. VI Daily cN.cpt sunday to C,i,kil Noun.
tam. Nef-PilN. fak~s Mohonk and Hnne"n,kl
10 Bloom,iir Saratoea and C-.dveil
1:15 z. VI. >.fpriiys only Hnf Holiday Special "
cat:kin Monnta.ps. Par Oar atta,hel - IT,.
fapv' S@fatopa Pafc- "a ariached sa,urdS1, "a =,
Eo1nylll. ana C@ldM"i Lax ,'eorge ,
.:1i III "nary r AJeiay M2a,,~ii Ga syr,ca.-
iioftfst,r Ep'ao. Magyar fal.. Toronto. Detroit.
Cl.'olaud and chicago.
6:3,P. VI. -pa,[ .ye,' Sgliav 'or NcHhgrr Albany.
s,15 r. M~Da!l, ~ Albany Tt-o S,T,cu,~ Eoche.,.r
ufao Niacurn Fnlis. Toronto Detroit. C.~,~anf
a y C.-rcay.s BROOKLYN bv Anne, AIo o.. ril 90.
r5S az G'oi,-F ~ a. - 50 So, rs m,
SIS g 80 ii Is p ~ .Daiiy "'' '0
Wagner si~Iiu. rais ,os Albany Crca S-ra,u,.
Rochester Euns,o N!azlr Fall. Toronto. Detroit, Cr,c
land and Ch!'ae" on al through ir,in-
modatons ~ iuo,na.on. apply Office Erooayn 3js
Ws-hln gou't 72b lu.ton-.i. Annex Office loot Fu,nu.
st; Xce.York CIV. IIa 29l AZ rs and a. B,oyi
vay l43 ro~ery 81 East Iri.-t. 81 We,t i25th s.
General Passenger Agent.
Wand lb.t-aNe NeN.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
n. Y, ONTARIO g. WESTERN R, R,
Excur.i0n Tickets Ncw- NOrA TO Cinema i d.

Re
tnrn. $500
Through train, f0r chicago and The Wo,l,s lr l.,,.
foot Of Meot i2i>t follows. H. ui,,Y... ,,I' ~,
Frinklln-~t.: "''' "0"
9lJ A. VI. daily. Via Niagara Fall. Through Pullman
slrrprr- Nrw-lofk h. thicigo. Arr. 81.
D.. n. Gt.cago 80 J. m. s. Lou.~ : - Il ~ '' ID
7it3 4. W. daily. VIA Niagara FAN, p".ii"i. .h.t,
car seats fr""i Nm lork 10 Ningara van ~
pullman sl"'Irrs NOW orb 10 Chicago Nr,-.. 49, A.,
&c D. M. Chicago 3, II. ~. St Tot', = M = "U ,''
ID A. VI. !"'r"pt SUNDAY Tor w., C,rur,.U ~.
Mill, tanpDell llsll lnhr Mohonk IN. ~,
ard Waikiki Valley Railroad station. S,I, 1I SIt Iia
Flll-lUrg. Monticello. Liberty and Wh. -, iIcFlI".
0;ij 4. VI. daily for Mld-.own H, i 'i"e' ,,,,i
To- Liberty Corbondalr SrIinton W,t ~ 'in ~ e.
Norwich. uuca Rome Oneida. Fulton 6.x.en g,Sy
Fails. '' 'N"'Eo' NdE'i'
l,iJP.,I. C,,tufdays only for Campbell Hall. MA.
Mentcello Liberty, WHIT iaac. Ling,,oo lr,o
BID VI. lcWrl sunday. Vrrf nh, -: IL D.,
Lake MohonK Iake Mnncga and ' Wa l3''% y, f@T
Railroad tat0ns. Campbell Han Mlli ,,p
paIc Ccntie'i Fa-hgrs Monticello u ncgvi''
1870 7, W. tX,cHt s,miay fer We,t ton~an 6"r.,
Mhl-, ,mPheIl iai, Mdd'toWn. Spn,mi,,tiS t,llrn.
vile. and al intermediate uonf. " ''i'''''' E''''''
7;fo y. VI. daily Mdllotown S,.r,,ut,,u,, r,,r.
burg L.berty Liy1s7ion Manor Goctlaad WALTON Sid
Tickets .nd Pullman acromuoaatlons ~, ~ n,,,dyov
Nov lnIk ilan'ir Company call, for and laecaye
70 destination. " "'N 'li''HN '"s-"-O
j. { ANDERSON q p A.
,l Beaver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
A WEEK OF TIGHT MONEY.
RELIEF COMES FROM BANKS.
EFFECT OF THE NEWS FROM INDIA AND
OF THE PRESIDENTS CALLING AN !
EARLY SESSION OF CONGRESS.
Sunday, July 2-p. N.

Sunday, July 2-p. N.
The United States Treasurer received last week
from customs 1921 ,447 from internal revenue
S3,569,lj7, and from miscellaneous sources
S214,77O; total from all S1,034,374, against
S',236,35l in the preceding week. The receipts
! from internal revenue were unusually large, bu'
the increase was Offset partially by falling OH
in the receipts for customs. The weekly Treas
ury statement shows a decrease OF S3,03O,oo9 III
the net cash in vaults, and an increase of 81 ',olo
in deposits in National banks. The net cash bal
ances, therefore, were lowered by S3,5l3259.
The brightest feature of the statement was d
gain in the gold balance, but this brought
about entirely by reduction in certificates
The stock of coin was reduced more than the
gain in the balance The principal changes In
the vault balance were made up as follows: A
gain in the gold balance Of l,l3O, 63, by
reduction of S2f70.4SG in the amount OF out
standing certificates, minus loss OF Si,54o,"i'
in coin and bullion; a loss III the silver paldhce
OF 0jS,149, by the issue OF 50 oil certn-
Gates and Treasury notes, less further accumuld-
ton OF S12O,034 IN coin ana bullion, anu loss
in the legaltender balance Of S2,1OI,3Io, by q
decrease of S3,231,ji5 Ill notes, less reduction
Of $3.50, 0O0 in the amount OF currency certih-
Gates outstanding The holdings Of National
bank notes were again smaller by S51i,'Vo
Treasury notes to the amount OF SooO,oOV were
Issued in payment for silver bullion, but the sum
of S3.36j,4s7 was ressuel in the course OF Dusl-
hess and the volume of these notes III circulation
was swollen further by $l,?43,4o'. The net
amount Of these notes now outstanding Is
Sl42sS9,35I The Treasury's liability for the re-
dempton of National bank notes was reduced by
sIl6,IJ2, and the deposits of lawful money on
that account TO S20,6o3,43S. HE statement
shows, az it has done i'll several previous |
weeks. that the disbursements by the treasurer |
are made chiefly III silver certificates and Treasury
notes.
suboincd is Saturdays statement. compared
with that OF June "a
June % July /. Differences
cod con and
1a.' . ' so4 pol 48s sos 39 COL Inc. sl1Solgs
.olI, at 23i9OI7l .O7s2o9j Dec. 270751o
>,t'I banA nots 43o, 100 3y9o,531 Dec. 53i.'Vo
SILVER dollars dld
bullion .o- ,o-a
In Treas. ,0j1l63 $l@1 Dec co 'oVe0'
, D.-i.s iI Natl . . no =, o-.o-s H.. - cto
ii'''''''o '''~
raI balance oOi 5l sl3e ool 81 Dec s39l3 253
>lOU go
legai.t Id'r 70. $500. 49, -. 90 ooo
serve llO OcvouO Ao''""NN" 1900
!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lst.ve No III, Albert VI Schuck. executor L
~ -defiJka IuIck dni dloihcT ......... -.....
Broadway, Nos 800 and j67 Orlando b Potter AM
VILE To Charles / freedman and another ......-
William " Hoes, rt.er-e u Luke BugAe. ...
10th-sve corner Of .sth-st. ~ oX76 Peter }
McCoy and vile TO Genet Wendclken ..........
14th-st ;. 100 10 # q Avenue Il. 2l.lOXlp5.3
1Stn-st. :. 100 70 " OF "tn-aNo. -3.JNJ2 Robert
Macbeth and wife 10 Chsrlcs { Isn.hsn
bls.st. 30V II Of lltii-a.e, 25Xl0O.1; Micha"
DonOhoe aud wife 10 Masdalena h!auS. -....... .
4Uh-si No 5oS West oden w Rsum TO Cecil
Raster Boulevard :. 70t It OF 7I-t-st'
2jxlOO Edward Boe"r t. David npcnsAe.
53d-st .. 81 IL .. l~f-af'. 3ONS1t Zu.iAc3 ,
Nathan Levy " jennie Levy. .-.....-.. 49,.
lstave. 5. 80 II oi 29th-st 2jXl0o ;
77tH.sr rs (, o. ith.-.t I've s5Rio5
Elizabeth BrnEnann. et al t., HAM IL HoYt.
e'lst Moor, loo o; t-'T SaSe., 2 2
slstst, ). lot .. r4ap Hstlcm Commons.
S1Nic0, Joseph Ge-sner ard VIE 10 Geo. re
Schmidt K,
Margaret sh"fn ct al T.. Henry W Fchn..
1OCth-St. :. 2j0 r. W Of 3i-svc 25Nl00ll carl
Gulehuss and wife u Emma King. ....-.....-..
126th.st : IS II " o. 5th.aN". lG.sXl00ll !;
AbrAm J Martin 70 Franc, Rogers. ..........
i8is'st. No : E.st Pau Elm e. sophie Endlieh.
WuT-tsr snd rif~ n Andrew Rrcc........--.
j22d.st. rs ft o OF sth-avc. 2jNlOOll cNcru-
49, iess u Solomon I. MaYcI To- Emily Mar,us
Monto!th 70 Frederick : ,hucE..... .....-- 49,.
12.d-st :. 200 Il OF shave. 25xloo II Ex-
scutor OF Benjamin Mayer TO Mnna
Lowensten ...................
14oth.s, n 5. 1os7 n " Of Nott.a,e l7.sxlO31x
I7s Isaac Hoffman and wife to Vincen1o
PdlumD0
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Railroads..
Railroads.
pennsylvania
n RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAYOF AMERICA
PROTECTED THRoUGHoUr By
Block Signals and IltPrlOCEing Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
DcsbrOsses and COrfianit streets.


THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
800 A. VI. Pullman Vc-tibole sleeping Cars to ca
cago and Cincinnati. Dining. Smoking and Pessen5e
IESiasspo'is % a. r cnic.so 10 90 "a M d1y
FAST LINE.
900 4. N-F.r Pt;,burg and Central Pcnnsl lVonla
TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
zoo 100 1e and Sac No5 s5 p "a Ds
ing and Observation cars pre7"ntng han'a IeP 20 ~
ADDS maid b.tjeEon 10 ary AID ID all 5 ee gS~
and movable elccIc Ignite Arrive, Chicago 10 20 noon
ST. Louis. CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO EMPRESS
100 r. W. Pullman vcstibni' Sleeping and pinng az.
ing Car and sengcr Ccchc; 10 St Louis Arr 5Ss
Cincinnati 1000 a M ST. LOUIS ~ y A''' '"'
THE WESTERN EMPRESS.
yesbus s;cep9g car, c 70 pts6qs
rives Cleveland ll.4o H.. Chicago $50 p. M next
sOrTHwE,rERN EXPRESS
'@o r w. 80 m spaG M., Dhi. .nd
II, Louis. Dining Car Altoona 10 Richmond Arit,7
1oian4n % . % p a. Cincinnati 600 p H. ana 81
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 p. M.-Pulman Ru1c >leeEne Car N ew,hor lo 20
Chicago arrive, daily Chi'eo 80 a. "a ona morn and
G "ic @I' "cek .i1y g 6 10 p. ~.
sHENANDoAH Valley KoITE FOR FONTS 6 on S0 n
doiy Win Sleeper to Nc@.orirao aud 1915 night with
wA-mINGTov AND THE SOUTH.
ic G1 Pullman f.a a f.. co.c D xs,
S.20 r. Congre--ionaI Limited" daily yes;ltul-
Pullman Parlor CaFs lhd Dining Car arriving Waolug'
Ad%o"a kNprr,- Train. " 800 , $40 $50 80, an, ,nd
9G2 I'd 'a 80 III "5 % and as 90 ,pI p mo-
and l2.lj nsht tvg Baltimore only. 100 y. DOE Week
40 p, M-R-clmon4 and D.?,n, ENP,e.';s daily.
A,hTiiic' !6d y w.0rcans. Dning car Mont
800 y. M-Da'ly ior III point on Chesapeake Ohio
o "a a., "1v rl Nr SF6ppf ana 2 26rgo, Cana
Charles Route. oo m. weekday. and. with Through
foi ATfNyHc nv 80 ?. N wee. days. with
SCR C,PF NAY ] + N. Week days
Point P..a.an, 2 30 30 %. 1000 a. ro II TO-
,l5 ~ a. s;tariay oniy 80 - 30 ~ ; 10
ani Is p DO not stop at A,bury PARK and
q can Grove Sundly-D
FOR PHILADELPHIA
EApr s. g 20 20. go 30 on. 80 10 90 Wash
~ 90 noon renn.yla?n Limited wlih D.ang carl !
- 20, 90 TO- 90 3 80 ! 90. { 80. o. f. 90
SUNDAYS ENIrr., . Is 80 . o. . 10 10 90 - M
a. % geo p m AID J. II night.
For Time table. 4 frius - ioa' points tie Penn
sy'ania l.aiioaa ,''n apply - u, foon Ing Ticket
way, Aston House l3i ta,' l-jth 2ct West /
12,th stf-.t p" Oourl =, Avenue -. Si>th Avenue.
and foot Of Dc-lro--'s and 11ru,ni >t-,c>. court
ALaoN station loot Of Fulton >tc"t iIro-kltn. lo9
Hudson street Ioloken Station jersey Cify
Ihe Ncw-fofH transfer Company VIE call Tor and
check baggage from hotels ond residences through u dst
NJ l5IToS Manage, Genera, BY %o2 a mt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-03
READING
RAILROAD SYSTEM
Anthracite Coal-Ho Smoke-Ho Cinders.
Time Table in effect July I. 1898.
LEHICH VALLEY DIVISION.

- 4lhln, .-1N- foot .! Line ty.st.. North Rl1ft.
fo7 NJ. go - - .. d.. o. 90 p m
For Buffalo ...s l. II no f, NJ q % : 90 n ~
For N4i,,ri Falls ..... II .sD A ni ~ = U. l. M
For 10 hester III IL
Aootr ans run daily. Through Pullman rafo- and
FOR Wiki ~BtRHE. Pl1TSrON ANp SCI ANTON
81 - 80 d.. j. 80 40 o. n. sunday Ncep,
Sefsnfon -. II 3n .. 70. 81 o. = 0O y. ~
FOR POrl>VlLLE si5 a. d.. !. - - D. H. =:
Surcaf- 90 20 a n
fuK KtAD1NG NND HAREGSRURG SIS II 30
Fox fXSrSy nFT Tn 1,t,, >'Ri''i y SG2
M, II ,HrNk. g o.. -. u 10 Q. o.: i 90
- - = 90 eco Do. sunday, .oj : Is
10 30. II 20 o. IL, u 900. GO = il