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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

The amount OF money paid out by
tho Trustees of the Poor 10 all per.
sons who are able to partly support
themselves, and who do not wish to
go to tue almshou5o, Is growing into
such proportions us to attract atten-
Non. sIhes.past S 51n 1t Is sud that
Mr., Hebert secure 100 for this pIr-
pose, and az the Cut91 Charities Of
Now Castle also expanded about sIol)
for tho sam5 purpose, soma plTsons
think that such expenditures wore
rather excessive, and hold that fur.
thar explanation Is desirable We
would not Intimate that any m,stl Kos
have been made, as tho trustee 10 q
good accountant, but III order to salts
fy som curious persons 1t would DO
good policy In him to make tho mat.
ter so plain that the wayfaring mun,
though TO u, can fully understand
Ii. 1ba future allowances will be
more thoroughly scanned, AMI some
times comparisons are odious II not
malodol Gus. 1t Is better for the as
pirn TO go to little trouble tc
stills ca umIy han to rest under un
Just lmputatiou's as tho office holder,
character, like that OF so ar'4 wife
should DO above susl iclon, particular
ly whore tho party IS ambitious of at
"a mug greater honor5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

The contest inaugurated by tho EN-
ployees OF the Pullman Company, and
tho different railroads of the entire
country is attracting general attention
as 1t assumes larger proportions. II
the employees should succ9ed in
forcing the railroad companies to
cease using the Pullman cars, that will
not by any means contribute to give
them employment at increased wages
They may injure the company flnan.
cially, but they cannot compel it to
60 on making cars at loss OF 500
each, as the company will prefer a
permanent suspension to any such ar
rangement.
In the event OF closing the shops the
workmen cannot be bsneiltei -thoss
who ain at such closing must be great
tnaves or great fools. There are few
places on the face OF the earth where
workmen were given greater advanta.
ges than In the town OF Pullman, but
like other prosperous persons they
waxed fat and kicked, aud tho glory of
the town has departed never to return
In Its former brightness. Like the peo-
pie OF Homestead, the inhabltlnts may
thank themselves for tho calamity
which has come upon them. -..
Like the progenltors or our race
ihelr acknowledgment cana to late
20 prevent their error, aud tho re.
kponsiblllty for subsequent evils mua ,
rest on their own heads. The Inhabi.
tants OF towns like Pullman, should
learn to appreciate their blessings and
refuse to give them up at the sugges-
ton of the Evil one, or any OF his ly.
Ing emlsarles. Those who know q
good snap when they have 1t should
aold on to It, lest they become trampt
Or pariahs and her eater have no per
manent abiding place on tho face Of
the earth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30
SOCIETY NOTES.

She Wore pair OF thu daintlcer shoos,
but now TO exhibit then puzzled hcr
brain;
Tie maid could think OF no harmless.
ruse.
Ana TOR days th.ro hadn't been any
But the sprinkling cart iAst then went
hy.
And ;he driver OF course let the wa cl
Ilu
On the Gro slug nuG Sc with skirts hold
high,
Passci oyer. aud presto! the thing was
done!
Prof. Joseph Bond ard wife were In
West Chester Wednesday.
Miss Ida Turner, Nellie Gouert and
Nh G. Gordon Huaser Of Wilmington,
are recreatipg on tho fnrin of MIR, Jas.
Leach, at Mt Cuba, el.
Mrs Perry Is the guest OF Chester
friends.
NIFi. Jacob L, Stitl r ts visiting Mrs
Edward Jones Chester.
Mrs. Short was present at the upon.
ing Of tho Holiness Christian Assouia-
ton at Thorp's Grove. Pa.
The entertainment ut the Century
Club building, on Monday might July
2nd, Will he FIRST class III every par.
tlculAr, 1t wi II open with Il plano
duct Dy tho Misses Leltch and Lloyd,
Reaching .... ....
Iictltat on, "Ride Of Jouuic McNoa,"
Music. "Columhla Gem Vi the Ocean"
Continental Congress goes into session
Recitation. Independence Heir
SCad.nE, hide Of Paul Revere
colo, star spanglel ilunnVr'
reading. Barbara Frirtchio'
Music, Red W hitU and Blue"
The program will not be tedious
Cone. old men and matrons. voting
men and inaidens. boys and girls and
| frrshen your men. cries Of tho days o
yore. Ladies' will attend without
hats or hornets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30
""AT...
N. GRADY s
You will find that the greatest
bargain sale is this week in all
kinds of
FOOTW EAR |!

We are offering special bar
gains IN Ladies' Shoes and OK
ford Ties.
Ladies' Lace Butcher Shoes,
tan and black, at SI.25 and
SI.5o.
Our So Tan Butchers, reduced
to 81.
We lave Ladies' Russet
Shoes in heel, spring heel and
button and lace, at $3.50.
We have the prettiest assort-
ment of Ladies Shoes, for SI.5o
in square and opera toe, tipped
and spring heel.
We are now giving specially
in Ladies Oxford Ties at 75c
and 81, and in Misses and
Children's at Coo and 75c.
A great reduction in Children's
and Misses Russet Shoes in lace
and button. Children's at o5c and
IS. Misses at 81 and SI.5o.
We have 90 pairs Ladies
Juliets that we will sell at $3.50.
We have a fine Juliet, sizes
I. ~, 2 and up to 7, at S2.oo.
We carry the finest assort-
ment of Lhildrcn's Patent
Leather Shoes, White Oxford
Tics and Slippers. Boys Pat
cnt Leather shoes for sI.75 and
sag.
One hundred pairs of mems
calf skin shoes, bought at a
sacrifice, now marked at the
door for $3.50.
Gentlemen come and see for
yourselves.
The finest hand-welted shoe
for 81 and up.
Mems handmade patent
leather AMI russell oxford ties,
razor toe, for So; regular price
$500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30
Schedule in effect
May 20. 1864
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND

DEBUT EAST bOuND
EXPIRES trains
a. m. zig "a, % ~. IS IS. Y ~, Al y. IN.
New York, Sundays, % ", q II. 10 80 a. M.
y 40. IS 81. y a. I'll p. III.
nut ntreets.l week days. '80a 8 55. z II. Q 30.
= So 90. IS 30. % 30 !00l 40 49, I'll IS a. m,
.lasl 70. - 20. s rs IS Is IS, 6a, e ~ as.
Sundays .sos "1T 81. $780, 900. 30 SO.
Il 90 q. M. 26, ~ 40. rs. 45a 80 63l q "A.
PniiadciPhia trweIth md Market sts.,,
week days. .s0a y II, IS 40. 40 30 a. M. y 40.
sunday . oa. - IL. 10 So a. m. .24a IA
clEsrER. week days, 1908. $50. tn. 6ss.
"a So 90 g 10. % 30, 10 90 10 30, II IS IL
80 q 49, 325 So. IS IS, 81. q a. rs, TO- III
CHESTER, Sundays. 1908. '7I7. o3s. 500.
30 80 II 40 a. m. IS y 30. y. Of. % s5, Gu
q ~, -, 10. I'll p IN.
- 40 a. IN. Sundays. q I7s.eO n. M. '2l9 p. In
WEST HOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. 4 Is.
o. 3 80 IL M, '1s 49, '2O5. S0s a 81. '10s.'S II.
Sundays. lis. 7os. IS Sc a. M. .l2 10. .aOS.
sos, = 81. 3 II, IS bs p. N.
Baltimore and Way stations o. a. ~. 3 %
Newark Del. .415. o. IS - a. M, az 16.7 o.,
= 81 % o. 3d. IS i2 IS IS II 10 p. NJ. Sundays
y. Gs IS SEA M, 'lg l6. 0S'i 81. sS IS II.
ebs. ii 10 p. IN.
Pittsburg. IS 8? a. m, y "a p. m. daily,
Chicago, IS 80 n. m, "a y. M daily.
Cincinunti and st. Louis IL lGp IN. and
IS So p. IN. daily.
New Orleans via Bristol AMI CHATTANOOGA.
g 81 p, IN. daily. Through sleeper to New
Orleans.
SlpKerly accommodation, 50a a. H., 500,
fH aud IL 10 p. M. daily.
Landenberg accommodation, week days.
I ", 81 a. m, rs and 5 ~ p. m. Sundays,
$50 a. M, 90 p. m.
Trains leave Market street station. for
New York, week days. IS 20 a IN.
For Philadelphia. week days. 20, q 30. q co.
II ~ u. M, 81, Is p. IN. Sundays ~ a. M,
For Pittsburg and Chicago, week days. 's 20
a. m.
For baltimore, week days, 50, $50 a. m.
: b5 IS 40 p. nj. Sunday s. p, III.
For Landenherg and Way stations week
days So % II. M. = l5 ~ p. In. Sundays
0 Is n m. 5 10 p. IN.
Leave philadelphia tTwenty-f fourth nnd
Chestnut streets for Wilmington, week DAYS,
- 81. 4, - IS % ~. III 4sn. H. ~ noon, ! -
Is. 200, 3 ID '4U0. 30 - o. . u. Is. 70 10,
1 80, = 81, IS %. 10 10 aud II IS p. NJ.
sunday, q %, q, . 90 = 3D. 10. IL ~ II. m. IL
noon. 'l35. 90, 10, 400. 3d. 80. = 80. IS 49,
~ 10 and HIS p. IN.
Leave Philadelphia CTwcIfth and Market
strrcisl, week days, - 20. q 40, III 20 d. M.
III III a. M. 3 %, = exp. IN.
Telephone, No. 1913.
Rates TO Western points lower than via any
c. q. SOUL. General Pa .sengcr Agent.
Il. b. CAMPBELL, General Manager
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

ELKToN. Mo- June $50 much OBJ.
lection Inns been made by properly
owners to the rsw Elkton Middle,
town and Massey railroad passing
through their propertle and slch
enormous prices have been uzi,cd 10y
others for the hight of why through
tAe!r land lhut tbs l'enusy yanig Eu,i.
rJuI Company, which nro building
this branch road. has Instructed ite
survey coEps to run a line from Il
point on tie IhllatIoipl Ia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad three miles
south OF Lil,ton to tho original survey
suWe distance Ec OW hure. Should
the new lA.e he UEtEt over this lHttel
70 Ite i.tktuu would be cbtoII entire
IS. and Won.d derive no benefit What
eEur from tic now Uaiiroul.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30
on MONDAY,
THE aD DAY OF JULY. 1884,


The following described real estate, viz
MI that certain lot or piece OF land
situated on the north'sidc oil Lake street.
IN the town OF Middietown, county Of
New Castle, state OF Delaware, and more
particularly described as follows TO wilt:
Besinning Mt the northeast corner of
Norway amt Lake streets; thence with
the said Norway street. north S4 degrees
west 232 fcet to Lockwood street; thence
Herewith north Sd degrees. east 90 feet
to corner tor these lands, to he convey
cd to George Ernest thence with the
same south S2 degreeg east 232 feet to
the north side of Lake street aforesaid;
thence herewith south ~ DEGREES. west
80 feet TO the beginning containing with.
in said lnetes aud bounds thirteen thuus
and and ninc hundred and twenty seven
square feet of land. more or less,
Seized and taken in execution rs the
property of Alfred q. COX and Mary l..
Cox, his wife. and Alfred G.. Coz. Admin
istrator OF James NJ. Cox. deceased. and
TO he sold BY PIERCE GOULD. Sheriff.
Sheriirs Office, Wilmington. Delaware,
June 18th. 1894. iel6
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

@ HEFIFF'b eALE--By virtue or writ
~ OF Levaria facias,to me directed, will
De exposed to public. sale, ut the Hotel
OF John II Mcintyre, in Midd!ctown, Now
Castle County Delaware.
ON MONDAY.
THE I'd DAY oFJULY, 1894,
AT o'clock. p. M.
The following described cal estate, viz,
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of
land situate In the town OF Middlotown,
New tastle County and state of Della
ware, more particularly described by
metes and bounds as followa to wit:
beginning at point in the curb llnc
on the north side OF Broad street a cor
ner Tor this and lands OF Mira. Martha Il.
Clayton, thence with tho line OF the said
Clayton, nor,h eighty seven and one
half degrees. east one hundred and
stxty-seven feet TO lands of A. G. Cox,
formerly William Green. thence with tn o
line OF the said A e. Cox, south thirty
TWO and one quarter degrees, east ninety
two ieet and nine inches to lanes OF Geo.
W. Wilson, formerly of J. NJ. and A. G.
Cox, thence with the said Wilson, south
i've and one halt degrt es. west one hun
dreu and sixty three feet and eng inches
to the curb line OF the said street, north
nine inches to the plac of beginning the
same containing sixteen thousand on q
hundred and twenty-nilie square fec. of
land more or less.
Seized and taken in execution rs the
property OF Alfred @. Cox and Mary H.
COX his VIE. and Alfred q. Cox. Admin
lstrator of James N. Cox. deceased, and
tits, and to be sold by
PEIRCE GOULD.
Sheriff.
sheritfs oflce, Wilmington, Delaware
June 18th. 1891. lie
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

Mrnla, H.. June 90 Judge Clayton
has r+fused 10 give UP the use OF tAt
Court llou 60 for the State ioQeAers
Association for Thursday next. ne
County Commissioners granted tbs
use iof OF tho Court House for tie
meetings Of tho association on July
8 and >. but Judge CLAYTON positive.
ly refused. Superintendent Smlt h.
without further par!ey engage
Gleayg Hall fDr tie teacuers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

The trustets and members Of 81 =
OF Bethlehem Church Will hold a cam .
meet ng In the woods OF Jester ~ Nc
Daniel, near Newport. commencing
the first week In July and continue
the month. Rev. George
Brown will have charge and see that
good order Is maintained. Hacks wi
leave Front and Market streets SUI
day and dur lug the week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

Tho July No. Of the Forum contains
Interesting articles on tho "Ytolsnce
of Religious Intolerance In tho Re.
public The RlOtous Career OF the
Know NotRings,o "Carlyle's Place in
literature" THE Idoal Training Of IA
American Boy and on various other
subjects. 1t is sold at the book stores
It % cents q copy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

EIBToS. Mn June 20 On account
Of former contracts, which will take
several months yet to fulfill. the
lt0rsehesds Bridge Company, OF Now
York, to whom sl2.UOO contract FOL
bridges In this county was given By
the County mmissioners, has beer
relensed and the work given to The
next lowest bidder. tho Groton Brlag,
Company, Of Groton, y. Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

Mrs. Edward Mcpherson, formerly
Of this city. but late of Saginaw,
Mich, died at the latter place on June
"a. Mr.. and Mrs. MCPHERSON were
married in March. 1893. and lived un.
III last September in this city. They
then went to Saginaw, where Mr.. Nc.
Pherson was engaged In the insurance
business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30
..= IT'S AN
Immediate Sale
THAT
Tells the Story,

Hundreds of thousands OF
dollars worth of best cloth.
ing going at unheard prices.
In consequence of the death
of one OF the firm.
This is the most impor.
tant sale ever occurred.
!. Cost is not a factor. The
purpose is extraordinary.
Prices empbatically the
lowest we or anybody ever
made.
No need to wonder at the
new crowds of buyers every
day brings.
7 There are tens of thou.
sands buyers, astonished at
the goodness of their pur-
chases, now sending friends
and noighbors - altogether
making unbeard of crowds
of buyers. The quality of
the fine and medium Suits
is almost beyond your reali.
cation. Come and see. Come
early in the day.
Our house introduced the
system of paying back
money if for any reason
you're dissatisfied with your
purchase. 1t holds good
in this sale, as at all times.
Mems Atwood Suits that
were SO and $12, now IS
and Sc.
Mems Atwood Suits that
were So and SIS, now Sc!
to $40.
Mems All.worsted Best
Suits were S2S, now $50.
Mems All.worsted Best
Suits were $50, now $12
and SIS.
Mems Trousers (the best)
were 81, now 50. IS.
Mems Trousers were S.,
now %.
Mems Trousers were IS,
now Sl.50.
Boys Suits that were so
and S12, now S. and Sc.
Boys Suits that were IS,
NOW So and s..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

Orlando Rodgers. Martha Graham,
Anna Oliha 10, Elizabeth Baylls, Isaiah
Boyer. Martha Ann Boyer. John Wor.
reli Widows pensions secured in
from 80 to 90 days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

The mem bers OF the Wilmington
Wheel Club will ride to Philadelphia
Tomorrow and take In the sights of
Falrmount Park. They will ride by
boat to Chester and then take the
road. In the evening they will spin to
Chester and come by boat here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

Fine apples. potatoes. oucumbers.
beans, squashes, black berries. rasp-
berries, and every thing in the produce
line at bottom prices. S. N. Slneltz.
East Fourth street. between King and
Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain tract or parcel of Ian
situate. lying and being III the hundred
and county Of New Castle. In the State OF
Delaware. lying on the south side Of tho
New Castle and frcnchtown railroad ana
bounded by tho sid road on tho north
west. also adjoining lands of Dr. a. V.
Leslie, land late of Edward Edwards and
bounded blythe mill pond aud 10y MIL creek,
containing with the meadow and cripple
twenty-five ncres more or less with a
frame house aud stabliug. etc. ~ ..- ~.
Seized and taken in eNecutl ion rs tho
property OF William N. bennett, admin
istrator, Z. I. a, OF Mary Price, surviving
mortgage, aud Mary A. BuitholO.
new. I. l., aud to l o sold by
PIERCE GOULD, Sheriff.
sherids Office. Wilmington. Del, Juno
18TH. 1891. jl5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

SHER1FF'S SALE-iiy virtue oil wiItor
y Levari facias, To mo directed. will
be exposed to public sale, at tho hotel of
John Z. Mcintyre. in Middietown. In st.
Georges hundred, New Castle county.
DelaMare,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

New Postmaster Mt HnIbcson. del.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. June 29-S. A..
JARVIS has been appointed fourth
class postmaster at Harbeson, Del,
viceJ. L. Watson. resigned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

hSlC VI'SoJ IzI
Thousands of al
Thin Coats and Vests.
Pongee Coats and Vests,
SO SO.
Alpaca and Drap dEte,.
from 81. 80 to $40.
Everything needed in
Clothing going for near half
price.
Made.to. Measure - The
finest stock of Foreign Wor.
stcds ever in the store.
Select whatever you wish.
Is per cent. discount on the
already lowest prices.
go Suits-l5 olf--$17.00
F., S25 Suits-l5 off--$21. %
$50 Suits-15 off-$25. 90
Splendid lot Atwood Goats
and Vests, S3.
Choice Drap d'Ete Coats
and Vests, Sc to 81.
Striped Flame Goats and
Pants - to s..
You'll never b, Duck
Vests again at the price, soc
and 75c, for $1.25 worth.
The finest NVorsted Trous.
ers, S. to 1915. Beautiful
styles. Add to tho Trousers
Goat and Vest, 50 you'll
have a remarkable Suit,
worth $12 to S15.
! Lot Of Odd Wooden Coats,
50, 93, 81 and So. Every.
one worth double.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30
Il ILnIs.

TheWaslingto Company 10 drillIEi
here In anticipation of their visit I,
PoughkeepsIe next fall. The Phoenil
and Fame Hose companies are MIST
getting into shape for their visit L
NurrlstOwn. Pa.
Epworth Church will give m excur
sion to BAY Ridge on July 10
Tie gospel band wagon will prob
ably DO taken on u trip to Decatu
street to-morrOw afternoon.
perintondent ID. w. Harlan exam
ineh eight applicants for tenchers il
tho coIoreI schools OF tho city yes
tCrdly.
Fire alarm box No. a19 at Third AM
T.tnall streets and No, 2l3 a
Fourth and Lombard streets arc nov
in service.
The Levy Court have bren petition
ed to restore the annual grant Of sj0l
a year 10 the Society for tho Proven.
ton u Cruelty to Chillran.
Beginning on undny tho = w. & r
rs 1'lt-taA l. company wiliuna train frUn
Ion we5E dlssy9tlon Heights at2.25 !,
z. II. y!
Join Ii. Eulney. executor 9cS~
gbj tho farm ot tho late Nlutatn T, II
loops, NOR New Castle. containing II
IS acres, to Hugh q. Brown,attoneyi y,
" 5000.
Tho twilight seryice at Central o'
hurch Will begin Rt 6 Is o'clock to-
borrow evening" Ih1 BIooIlleld re-
pon5iye service Will be used and there
vii be ST. eeta! Il uslC By tie choir 81
/ lie Delaware CGuorA Club took mn "
4flHg to-day III II four-hUTse coach. I.
Ee members took tljeil cameras lie i
tart was nude from the Equitable /,
att Ociogli
These vessels cleared from this port y
British steamer Lore. !,
anime. Captain StanRurd. for llaye, d
rance, vita l,lgLl IL gallons of q !. G
alued at so. AO, the Dutch bark Iu. b
aanuel captain Hemnes, with % U5 a
auels Of crude Oil Tor DunhirK, val. !
led ut SCHOOL,. /,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30
WILMIsGTaa AND NORTHERN

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT MAY % 1874
Trains leave Wilmington u renee street
StntioHj Tor u. a q, Junction. Alontchl.
min, interihur, tuysncOurt, Grunoguc
Toss ri ChHlds Ford Juuetioli PocopsoD'
" eHi Che ter. Gmbrcev lie. Mortunyllls,
Coatc7ylllo ami intermediate statlDna,
dnity except sduIIy, AZ IS Il. M -
4dlaud , tJp. N. sunday only at sJsa
NIL 1bpnd 10 p m. D6fly AZ 80 y. M.
Tor Waync4burE Junction, Springfield
and intertEednie stations, daily except
sunday, ~ - IA M. S3l and % p. III.
Sunday only at o. R.Bu..l 95ani 1 ID .. m,
FOR Joanna, Birdshlrn. UeaIlnt aud I'M
termcdlate stations. daily except sunday.
at Z y y. m. ami - p. n, sunday only
nj S 05 =. IN, AMI | 3 y. M
n q. MGCAESBANn. Superlaten icnt.
DOWNESS BRIGGS. Goa. Pass. Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

.euSe wilmington, hlhg ss--.ssat Win,
y p. M, arrive fennsgroye 9. 40 p. M.
miniS ton ~ a. IN.
Leave Pennsgrove IL 10 p. IN. arrive
" llmiugton LILO p. IN.
Leave Pgnnsgrove p. IN, arrive w IL
minRton $40 D. IN.
Connectio sat Pcnnsgrovc ih.Stcam-
er Major Rcy bold" and Delaware river
Railroad trains
Connections at Wilmington with VIII
mington & Northern Railroad Baltimore
IS Ohio railroad anu Pennsylvania tall
road.
The boat leaving Wilmington at 20 a.
IN. and p. IN. week days and a. m. ana
1 30 D, M sundays will connect with
steamer Major Reyboli" running be-
tween Salem aud Philadelphia
A. q. MEGA USI.AND,
m2S-tr superintendent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

Go to weyl's 319 East fourth street
for all the Sunday papers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-30

Sheriff..
sheritf's oti'ce, Wilmington, Delaware.
June 18th. 1891. lie
The Princeton union., 1894-11-15
A Yearly NewspaDer.

What would you think of a yearly
newspaper-one that is only printed
once through the twelvemonth? There
are at least two such in the world, and
there may be more. One is called The
Eskimo Bulletin. It is issued every year
at Prince of Wales Cape, Bering strait,
on the arrival at that isolated place of
the yearly steamer. This brings news
from the outer world, and the paper
that has something to print besides it's
local news, that everybody knows at
any rate. The other paper is printed in
Paris, and it comes out once year now,
just to preserve its name, The Twentieth
Century. Its publishers think that will
be very fine name for journal when
the twentieth century is actually here,
and for fear some one will get ahead Of
them in it they will issue their paper
once year until 1900, and thus be first
in the field.-New York Times.
The Princeton union., 1894-11-15
A "Singu1ar" Costume.

They were standing on street COR
ner waiting for car. She was Ameri-
can; he was English. She delighted in
proclaiming the glories of this new
world, but he only elevated his beastly
nose and answered every remark with
that irritating phrase, *'In the old coun-
try" etc. .,-s
While they were waiting a pair of
bicyclers, man and a woman, wheeled
by. The woman was dressed decidedly
'up to date .. .:.. =.
"AwP' the Englishman remarked.
''Knickerbockers!" n
The girl looked in surprise. ''Do you
mean the woman in bloomers?''
eyes, but in the old country, ye
know, we call 'em knickerboc - p.
Miss America hardly knew how tt
answer his know it all manner. She fell
it would be rude to change the conver
sation too abruptly, SO she simply said
by the way, do you call "a pair o:
knickerbockers' singular or plural?"
The Englishman glanced after the re
treating bicyclers. "Plural," he said
''as applied to men, but in the case O
women-singular. "-Boston Budget.