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New-York tribune., 1894-06-14

Sadie Traub. Sarah Rosenstein. Aimee H. kaIsn'
Aimee d. Loeb. Anna Rosenstein care H. Ho'z-
man and E.sie Holman.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-14
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New-York tribune., 1894-06-14

CAMP FOR BOYS. Lake George N.Y.--CoIleze nren,,.
~ ton. Study optional Opens Tune 10. J. Dckinson A.,
A. b., W. II. Scofcd. F. NJ. lafayette. i3 West 7ss'
A DIRONDACKs.-CAMP CEDAR SUMMER school,
"a Ten boys under ~ years OF age. study optional
June 2s to September I. For circulars address
L. u. MONTANYE Trenfnn
New-York tribune., 1894-06-14
Brooklyn.
For Boys and Young Men.-Countrv

'I,HE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY Boards,
and Day School for Girls; iith begins septemsa
27th. 1894 i3s-i4o Montague-s,.. Brooklyn. "
, 1894-06-20
Negemi0trame.

#i l8sTt5 s25oe tiG aonen BON eioela=@etoe- $1.19
Sbpor5=metBe Wtotre : SDnuenI1irne fir do Ok
Sarten, etnfotb II. geitreift-mertb 81 fir Pc+GO
S' g]amss1 4ps fsi e # ti So"nsni9irme fir $1.99
, 1894-06-20
Observation-Disclosures
tpurben bonn iidbttl0en 8auamt ausgeiteu
tpie folgt:

purben bonn fabtti9en 8auamt ausgeiteQt
tpie foI9t:
SObn Gelia, 6reifOdiges 8adfeine
@ebauOe uub @r6geiboB, geo. 701 9arz
robeeitr., berani9lo9t auf $4,000; 8m.
so. WtcOermott, 3netft. 8adlteinz@ ebGube
un5 Grb9el6oB, 35 8oobbine Npe., $4,000 !;
S. 90. ulin, 5tpetit. 8adftetn@@ ebGube
unb Grb8ei9oB, 6O6 Mftlpaufee Npenue,
$4,000; S, Burroughs, bretit. 8oditetnz
@ebGuoe, 859 Q8aibin9tonitraBe, $4,000;
So6n 8. Sing, bretit. 8aGiteinz@ ebGuoe
unb 2a6en, 526 SO. Bolfitr., $4,000;
St. q. @uepenbager, pterit0diges 8afitein>
@ebdu6e un6 grbgei6oB, 1873 @oanz
itOn Qlbe., $4,000; g.. 90. Grimes, 3tpetz
ftDGiSeS 8adftetnz @ebGu6e unD Gr6geihoB,
0rano 2tDe., nabe Stunt QDe., $4,000; ct.
WarttnS= @emeinOe, 8aditetnz3 irCbe, 1928
so, Brtnceton Qlpe., 800, 900; s.. SO.
Barter, 0reiit. 8a6itetn>9 ebGube un6 @r6z
geibOB, 500 8ouleborb 8Iace, $500;
Batrif @arrttD, breilt. 8af1tetn1 @ebGube
unO @rbgei6oBz2oben, 1920 @otta9e@rope
QtDe., $500; 9foger Organ, 3tpet bretlt.
80fitetnz @ebdube unb Grbgei6oB, 667-
$50 48. Str, $4,000; s. 0atprence, 8tpeiz
ftodtgeS WobnbatS, 6446 MaDitr., $4,000;
6rau M. 9uffp, breiit. 8afitetnz @ebdube
un0 @rbgei6OB, 27 Sberibon @oenuc,
$4,000; 8. 6orn, 3tpeiit. 8o6nbaus unb
@rb9ei9OB, IVA 6ultonitr., $4,000; g.
3pett, 8aditetn7@ebdu6 un6
StaQung, 1857 IL. Str, $4,000; Srant
0abbet, Stpeiit. @e6GuOe un6 @rogeiboB.
379 @lenpoo0 Qtpe., $4,000; Sacob &unB,
8odltetn7@ ebGuOe unb @rb9ei9oB,
1900 Union Qlpe., $500.
, 1894-06-20
un6 parten geOul6tg, bis cine Nenberung
3l1u 8eiieren eintritt.
1(Iot.+o~o 17oA.Nn4
Kteinere Noti5en.

|FVFFV ~FV*F1VHF
Die Qocol>ltntonen SEQ. l un6 147 Ser
BROTHERHOOD Of Baintcrs" bei9Goiien in
elmer geitern %ab9ebaltenen 8~erlammluug,
Der republifanil6en Contention Sames
GonroD6 ais ben Qlrbeiter5 Ganbibaten fit
County ommiiidr 51 empfeblen, 8tsber
baben 125 8ainter>8oiie bic neue 2obnz
Scala unter5eidnet.
8rditbent Sobn S. Goan bonn 8auaez
wcrti6aftsratb or6nete 9eitern am Neubau
80. Str. un6 Cottage @rooe Noenue einen
Streit Der l1nioubauarbetter an, neil ber
8auicbreinerz Contractor TbomaS 6au it6
Weigerte, l1nionIObne 3u be5ablen. Sn tpez
ni9et Stunben CAB 6au nab, unb Del
Streif wurbe fir been6et erflGrt.
, 1894-06-20
0leiOeritOTe.

Is Gtide rettt=ipplene 9euriettas. neue GDotti.
rIn9eu, fpiten 45c bis SOC Die Yarb on3uferti= 9C
ueu-fur Ge
Ser &eit ppn ~nnIeren @l1Ita1 @lotbs nub SancD
Slpil Cuttings fir Den @~ontmer-ipurben
mabrenb Der gan3en Saiion SIT 75c Die garo 81
D~erfanft-fir Ot
% @tide nur-46 bts 5O3Dai9e rein=luonene feline
frou36fiI9e 9er9es, in Stamp uno Mtorine M
@1an, pertb CSC Bic garb-fHr. r.
@Dnene @banies, 30 3pa breit-Wtuiter bteier 1(
~Soi1on-purbe1 81 39c bic Naro pertauft-fur LIE
, 1894-06-20

@AiOsStOMe+
amosteo9 @iusbams, pertb Sc Die gorb- 93r
9oteens, lpertb 12hc Die Dorb- Rr
8letber=@ingboms. a4e 0tuIte1 oieIer SotIpn, 71r
pertb 1916 bic 9oro-flr.. =. .. .......... A2C
Ssbr feline 3epbpr=@tu9bams, mertb l5c bic f0r
100 a3 Sf; SarS snps @srts S 81 Sit go pSl!sffs r p'nff'F 1926
en9Ilib qsrcaIe, a6 3oa brett, tpertb l5c bic Or
~Yarb-fur... -. ~
Sfii9 ealon, So son brett, 'srt9 s3' bic garo- 1886
Sf ffss Sn itaS 49na gs9fD IS is i Sc : ga4s4 nHS nfn'. 1926
Sptben.
8ntteriarbige SpiBen, iuertb bis 3u 35c bic 10r
1000 9ubeno 2omentai6enti9er, etnfob ln6 D.
nit 8prte, tpertD 10c-fiir ...... az
5000 SSc 9fasr. Dsri9i'Dsnt @'nffsr. 'ns't9 bis gu 12aac
100 9ubenb bette @in9bou.@ 6tir8en fir 9as 1Sr
men, pe1tb 25c-fHr. ......... lot
, 1894-06-20

= Ser 8epeiS bafitr, boB Ma0or Sop
fins Sen NageG auf BEN &opf ttaf, ais er
Die Sonnta8ssO rbtnan5 NIT leinem 8eto
beLrgte, lit ieBt DOuftdnbtg erbrabt. Die
!6erren @oQc9en bon Der anglo>amertfontz
i3en 8reiie greifen ibn in allen Gonarten
an.
, 1894-06-20
9errett=2 (usitatt1tmgem+

100 o aassnS t s.roS ssFgsF goa gssfG' s.. sS as " 69c
200 9nBenb bette farbige 6emben fir Nr6eiter- 00r
ollie. @rDBeu. 6erob9eieBt Opu SOC uno 75c auf OJt
200 9ubenb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. un6
Sour=in=9aubs, 10 @tuiter. 9erob9eieBt BON 10r
OEc INF EbA
, 1894-06-20
901te1tsMafifa.

1000 9ubenb frous. Bercale=QSatft fir 9ome1t,
belle nnb bunfele 6arben, neueieNtliter, tpertb 00r
Observation-Disclosures ...... GCI
500 9uben6 I9lpar3e 5ateen=9gaifts fir 0omeu, 0Or
aGe SrbBer, ipertD $1-@er9leidungs=YreiS OJC
500 9uBem6 feline gepoIdeue 9amen=g9atIs
as1ii i:t5 @"51sTi sas !. e955'n: ''srt0 sl.a5- $50
Il IL 7 SaI5;H: saS SSEss6 sa '9.' s95s'n. '1'''5 800
100 9uBenb 9amen.Waiits bon inbii4eln
ss @s4si Salpni ge5Isjts n'niteF 'D'rto $3.50 $1.23
Gin ppl1tdn0i9es Eager pol feinen 2alpr= un0 Seibe=
@oiits 5u ben nieori9fteu Qret1em.
, 1894-06-20
Die unterfiiBunosarbeit.

Ser nterftaBun9saasi9uB bat 3. 8.
etpG $3.50 8erlDnen nit 8rODilionen III
0eriOr8en. @on Mttgltebern Der 86rie
ginger benz NuSi3uB 9eitern $50 unb bic
WfittbeiIung 3u, OaB tbm 1926 SG6e O3ebl
a 100 Bfunb 9eianOt mir6en. 0ie BON
ben @ountp> @ommiiiGren in Iusitc6t oes
1teuten 10000 Bfun6 Ofebl treffen inn
&aufe oeS b~elttgen Cages in &enItngton
Elm. Inbere n%ennenSpcrt6e ltnteritiBuns
gen 9tngen gu bon Bidder Briggs, 9uQz
man so 8robe, .. S. 8remnerS 8Gdcrei
IN Gbtcago 100 Strobe, 6teieIbe 8Gderet
lDIu Tort ab td9Li3 30 8ro6e ien6en. Sn
San gteB 86feret in &enfin9ton tper6en
am Samitag int Qtuftra9e Der Gbicoooer
8dfer 1000 8rObe fiir Die Streifer gebafen
tuerben.
Die So9lage in Buuman bat fi6 bis
Der ntbt geGn0ert. Die Streiter BOffen
, 1894-06-20
5tdotilbes.
1nr $4,000 Strurrn
5obIt sic pullman palace Gar Go,

2uf ihr auf $40, ooo, 900 beperthetes Gi9en>
thum. = Conn Pullman ais swamp
&dnoereien ein9eid6bt-Rieiioe Driide=
ber9erei f~eitens Ger fteinreiden Com:
panY.-8,2oo perionen fine tdeIi6 in
Pullman NIT Speiie gu perfor9en.-
KIejne Noti3ei aus 2Irbeiterfreiien.
, 1894-06-20
MtuSlt1t=t trterfleioe ~.

9onten=W roppers, pouer &iiden 1tnb 6ront,
extra brett, 8ertba nm ben Sfultern berum- RO.
lpertD SLOOt 1nr ...... .................. CC'
Observation-Disclosures fit 9amen, nit @outbric 90,
9tuffings-lpertb SOC, fir OJ'
W~tna=Rappen fir &~tnoer-pertb 25c, ~,
fir hui
, 1894-06-20
Gor1etS.

eine @artie @~rO6e=GOriets, mir in @eiB-pertb 90,
Que DTS Sl.OU, mn. ........ OC'
Sin 9utes, ertra lau9es @oriet in @Bmor3 unb Ak,
Srob-lpertb 15C, ttr.. Observation-Disclosures. Fc'
Sine feiae 4artie SDntmer=@priets in S9lpar8 40,
un0 9rab-pert6 75c, fir 4J|
, 1894-06-20
SeiOe.

200 @ttfe MeiB rnb Cream 9abutot=Seibe, % %,
3ol brett. mertb 49c Die Yor6-ftr ..:..: Ao'
l5 Ss @ti brett si m. 3 sJ iS Sc 3erS inOii4s .. es'oe. "a 39(
$50 Stiide bebrldte lopaneiiibe Seloe, "a 3on 99I
brett, mertb 500 bic @orb-fir CO'
II 5r gtil9 nse esRs as1 81 5n9 1n5 s g Eth $500 q Big z 8On 59l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-12

Philadelphia. IA, who had cured him of
the bad effects of indiscretlon. Well.
went and saw DR. Theel and | must say
he was unlike the other ply sicians. lie
carefully and thoroughly examined me
and stated that my trouble was due to
Blood Poison and Weakness brought on
by my own folly. After six weeks under
THIS learned mans treatment. ali the
pimples and bpotches left me; my appetite
improved: slept better; my poor ulem-
DRY became stronger; my hnir STOPPED
failing cut; my throat aud mouth healed
up; gained y pounds in six months; |
could walk again for miles; my whole
body became clean; the boils aud hard
swollen glands left me; no moro head
ache; no more unpleasant dreams or
pains In small of back; felt young and
happy once more. Four years nave pass
ed and | am well and strong. l see so
many pfuising the good and noble heart
ed DH. THEEL, and / want to add my
little bit and say all. whoever you may
be. rich or poor. go and consult DIR.
q. II. THEEL. 1917 ARCH STREET.
PIiI.t., (formerly of SIS N. Fourth 81. J
He will cure positively, il a cure is poss. :.
BILE. Ollicc hours, 90; Evenings 6-s;
"Wednesday and Saturday evenings. 6 to
10; Sundays, q-l2. send five 2-cent
stamps Tor book. TRUTH, the only book
exposing quncks who copy his advertise :
ments. No name or address Will be pub
ished without consent of patient.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-12


Mr.. Joseph Davidson brought to
the REPUBLICAN, Office Friday
afternoon, an old Wilmington City
directory. published In 1858. II con-
tanned 1855 pages. and is by 6 Inches.
The city contained In the western dis.
trict: white males 3,0o5. white fe-
males 8. $50, colored males 4S6, color
ed females 1872. Eastern district:
white males $3.50. white females 1000,
colored males 444, colored females 625.
Total number OF white males q, 4S7, to-
tai OF white females 1889.
Total number OF colored males,
$50; total eolored females, 1857; total
inhabitants in all. 10. 1853. The num-
Der OF buildings in the city was 2, sol.
John A. Alldercice was elected Mayor
May 3rd. 1858 for term OF one year.
The advertisements of several Will.
mlngtonions who are now in business
were Henry Garrett. No. 66 Market
street.; s. +. Belts, grocery business.
Fifteenth and Market streets: q. p.
johnson. Delaware Gazette. No. ia
Market street. a few doors above
Fourth street; Joseph Row, clotling.
No. 90 Market street. e. s. r.
Butler, newspapers, No. ia Market
street; james l.. DeVou, Jr., dry goods,
s. L. corner Fifth and Market streets;
George W. Bush. packet line. French
etreet wharf; DELAWARE REPUBLICAN.
then run by Evans i Vernon. OF which
George w. Vernon Ia surviving part
ner. at No. E. Third street. used
the first steam power press In Della.
ware; X. X. Robinson & Co.. brokers,
N. L. corner Fourth and Market streets.
Thomas ID. Webb, halter, No. 6s
Market street, Is now living a retired
life 10 West Chester; Isaac Pyle, sash
factory. No. 1919 Orange street, re-
siding at 157 Orange street; A. w.
Smith. Surveyor and Notary Public,
No. 1853 Market street; John Boldly,
confectionery business, No. n Market
street; p. b. Foreman. collins. No. 103
street; Edward Belts and John
Jones. iron works. Eighth and Orange
streets Ii. Il. Brighurst, druggist,
No. 81 Market street.
Spencer ID. Ewes carried on the dry
goods business at No. SO Market street,
the building of which occupied tho
site OF which ls row the clothing store
of Justis Il Davidson, No. 2l3 Market
street, and the old door that occupied
the private entrance Is to-day still in
use in Mr.. Steinecken's building in
the Shipley street entrance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-12
A v.s.tapr. with a red,sr.s.

or all the plants used for food there Is
none which has been so long known or has
had, so to say, 80 distinguished lineage as
asparagus. Its record. In fact, reaches back
to almost the commencement OF authentic
history, as It is mentioned by the comic
poet Cratinus, who died about 425 b. c.,
and was contemporary Of though slightly
older than Aristophanes.
Among the Romans also the tasty veg.
etable was held in high esteem. Cato, the
elder-not the gentleman who was Of opin-
ion that Plato reasoned we'll, but his great
grandfather, who insisted upon the destruc-
ton Of Carthage and who was born 24s
B. C.-wrote q work, which is still extant,
de Re Rustica," and In it he treats at
length of the virtues and proper cultivation
Of asparagus. Pliny also. in his Natural
History" (about 60 A. d., has much to say
on the subject. "Of all the productions OF
your garden" he feelingly observes, your
chief care will be your asparagus" and he
devotes several chapters and parts of chap.
ters to Its many benefcent qualities and
the best modes Of raising it,-Chambers'
Jnurnal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-12

II ever the saying "Whrre's my boy
to. nigllt. seemed to suggest itself as
an important thought for the mothers
of this city, 1t is at the present time.
evening week large number
OF boys asse embed together and broke
Into store. and stole quaint ty OF
candy. Did their mothers think once
where their boys were that night? In
the Municipal Court Friday morn
ing, two boys were found guilty of
larceny OF candy. on the ovideEce OF u
third boy, who testified that they
broke open candy stand and stole
two cans of candy and that it was
then after 10 O'clock at night.
After hiding the candy they did not
reach their homes until IL O'Clock.
I'D their mothers ever think that
night where were their boys2 Chill
dfen are given to bless their union and
those parents are expected to bring
those children up in the fear and love
oil God and to educate them to be.
come true and loyal citizens. IL the
children were property trained. then
The men OF our country could take
cals OF themselves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-12
Beecham's pills are fo

Beecham's pills are foe
bilious headache,
heartburn, torpid
liver, dizziness, sick head
bad taste in the mouth.
coated tongue, loss of appe'
lite, sallow skin, when caused
by constipation and consti.
patton is the most frequent
cause of all of them.
Book free; pills a5c. AT
drugstores, or write BIZ. Allen
Co, 365 Canal St., New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-12

On Saturday evening, March 3, 1894,
the members ana friends OF Chippey's
Chapel. Hockessin. Del, and many of
his friends of the American Union
( huich. Of New Garden. Pa. sur
priscd their pastor. Rev. Geo. W.
Murray. by presenting him with many
tn ngs suitable for family 1se In tho
way of provisions, such as flour, po-
tatoes, cabbage, canned Vegetables,
sugar, Tea and coffee, and 1.-Two OF the
ladies and one gentleman namely,
Arnold NJ. Brown, Mrs. Maggie Peter
SON, Mrs. Letltia Snow, Mrs, Katie
Cornish and Mrs. Nancy Thomas pro.
scented $500 In money. The surprise
Y as led by Rev Mr.. Alonzu Jason,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Peterson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex. Cornish, MIR. and Mrs. Mat
thew Cornish, Mr.. and Mrs jacob Gas.
by, Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Hazard.
MIR. Al lex. Bolden. Mrs. Maggie Peter
son, Miss Gertrude Hepburn, Mr..
Samuel Hicks. Miss Cora Burton. Miss
Marietta Wright. MIR. and Mrs. james
Snow, MIR. Jacob Smith, Mrs. Macy
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold s.
Brown, of Wilmington, and Master
Walter Cornish. for which their pastor
desires TO return them many thanks
Tor their kindness, hoping that their
days may he long ind that they may
do much more good, aud that their
pathway may he crowded with Iros.
perity, and when done with the world
they may receive their reward in
heaven.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-12

The Water Department has about so
men and horses and carts at work
taking off the top soil from the lot at
18th and King street. The lot present.
ed busy scene this morning. Besides
the men employed there was about so
mon watohiug the opera
tons. and from their appearanoesthe
majority of them coveted the position
that was held by the employed. This
dirt Is being hauled to the filterer ut
the approach Of Brandywine bridge
and will be used to top dress that
plant. which. after the coping lie placed
upon the north wall. will be sodded
and will make one OF the prettiest
spots In the city. tits calcnleted that
it will require days to finish the
work and consequently about 1870
loads of dirt will have to be used. Mr..
Chas. galloway has general charge Of
the work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-12

DECEMBER sitb, 1891.
Trains will leave Wilmington as fol-
For philadelphia terpress, Ls,. as, 4. %.
b.ts. 7.oo and sl2 p NJ.
!, As9oo'nmoastien, zoo; ass. las:
io.s 1876 N n NJ Gaa ata Gao 7.4s. and
For Chester terpress,. Lss, 4an 6.g. zte,
s. ~ W go loos. ii.?9 li.si 4. NJ. Isl.
* Accom- com O Od anS D,a d Il ~ as, sos ,o
I II 50 4 A. ~, R.aa a.aS 40. b.a1 rs and
For Now York. 1.ss. ass an asss.
$50 900, lO.oa i0.ll. isl AN. gIais.
10 I, IS; so'. taia an. $50 '6.sI 100 and
=, F0 ! z ao 3 r. without change. iais A. NJ.
For Florida and the South tv,a 1,..,.
Coast Line. II A. NJ, IA50 p M sn''o
Fer New Orleans =, hdshnpni and pau'
For West chester. via Lanokin. 0a
A. NJ. and $40 P. NJ.
For Newark Center and intermsdiats
sta nai,a,,, 80 \; n. and ash I. NJ ou
al. lois and ll.oo A. NJ. 1906 IA59. si.15.
~; y p NJ ~ 1908, SIS. IN. s,2) p NJ and
baltimore and intermediate st,t,o,,
LIZ. As. SOC and II. ~ r. NJ.
Baltimore and Ray Line. 5.e] p. ".
Trains for Delaware Division leave:
ll.ls n. W., I. M Id
COZ $50, ISL P. NJ. and iA08 Might
For .wos. B.li A. NJ, Lei p. NJ.
Express for Dover. Harrington and Dell
m mar. ST.. Los A. M. Al +. VI and l2.oi
Harrington and way stations only. 9. IL
Express FOR Wyoming. $50 P. NJ.
Comfort AMI Norfolk ii.oi A. NJ, and
ia0i Night. ri.
Leave Philadelphia. broad Street. FOR
Wilmington sexPrs.sl, a50. 40. Las. s.3i.
~ q ~ ~ Sos, s.ss $50. si'. ass IA
: Accommodation. 6.ao. 7.is. 1913 A. ",
Ia &03. +o3. <,a;. ea!. SO, 1908 aud il. -
SUNDAY TRAINS
For Philadelphia express. Lss a5,4s,
esoo' eOO 100. ll.5I A. NJ. LII, S.o5 Ss
$40. $50. 100. 7.a5 aud Ole P. N, wv ''V''
,1neconainodation. 100. sos A. NJ, 1aio.
La +n5. $50 and 1870 r. NJ.
IN f ne chester !expro.sl. L55 80. s51 asa
a ao isp li;oi A. ~. LII, o.ot '.5o, '.o5 and
Accommodation. 100. sos A. NJ IAN.
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For New YORK (expressl t,5J. a5y. An
40 $50 1905 .ll5l A. NJ. 1910. LIZ, Sos.
az t';io toS. '6,sl. 7.oa aud 1870 P. N:
For New Orleans. Richfrond and DAN
vile Express. t7.4 P. NJ,
NJ fon West Chester via Lamokih' s.g5 A.
For New Castle asi p. NJ. and i2s
For Cap; Charles. OH Point Comfort
and Norfolk, u u Night.
For Middletown. Clayton. Dover, Wv.
ominR. FELTON,, Harrington. Bridgeyllle
Seaford' Laurel aud Dellnlr, 12OI NtIht.
For florida md the South WA AtIantic
Coas. Llnel la4J A. w., 1850 p. NJ
BALTIMORE and Warrington. 4.3S. sol,
lolS A. NJ. 1905. 1850. b.23, s6.ol. IA. a25
L. VI. aud 1918 Night
Baltimore, and inf er.uaat.,. ....,on,
6.0d aud II. ~ L. NJ.
Leave Philadelphia. Broat Street for
Wilmington levpressA aiO. 40. a.lo, Ills
A. M. 1910 AL. h0s, 6.55, 40. S.3a il.13
RECOMMENDATION S.ss. 1888 A. NJ. las,
o.05 g. 10, RS. 1908 and l.33 Z. NJ
For further Information passen get sre
referred TO the ticket agent Mt the stat on:
tTains. conipossi entirely of Pullman
Sesti9,nie Parlor and Dining Cars No
10 Limited express trains, com posed Of
Pullman VeStibile Pdrlor Cara Vestt oule
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car, No
extra fare
| tt) Richmond and DanvIne Exprss4
| III Dining Car attached
/ H. PROVOST. J. II WOOD.
! Gen. Manaxer. Gen. Pass. Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-12


Ii the pl easant weather continues,
our people will soon commence to
clean up. and remove the rubbish and
waists that have accumulated during
the winter. All housekeep'rs, and the
local boards of health are urged to
get a move on and not cease their
labors till their houses, cellars, yards,
stables and alleys are thoroughly
cleaned and the waste destroyed by
fire. Do this. and much sickness and
disease will be prevented.
People who reside on the Brandywine
creek are hereby warned that II they
allow waste and filth to he washed into
the Brandywine creek, and they make
no effort to remove such waste and
illth, and cause our drinking water to
become polluted by their negligence
and indifference, they will DO prose.
cuted under Chapter 405. Vol. II, Laws
OF Delaware. Public health is public
wealth. therefore our people In all
parts OF our State nre warned to use
their best energies to maintain our
public health. which is very good at
this time throughout the State. Get
n move on. EDMUND u. FRAzER.
Executive offl,e. State Board of Health.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-12
cRATEFUL-coMFoRrINc.
COCOA.
upEnxrASr-S
BREAkFAST-SuPPER.

"By a thorough knowledge OF the natn.
raj laws which govern the operations OF
digestion and nutrition, and by a careful
plicatlon OF the fine properties'of we'll
selected Cocoa. Mr.. Epps has provided oui
breakfast tables with a delicately flavor.
ed beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors bills. 1t is by the judicious
use of such articles of diet that constt.
tuition may be gradually built up until
strong enough TO resist every tendency tn
disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are
nonting around lis ready to attack where.
ever there isa weak point.We may escape
many fatal shaft hy keeping ourselves
we'll fortified with pure blood and prop
eriy nourished framc.-"Cipii Service
Gazette"
Made simply with boiling water or
milk. Sold only in half-pound tina by
droccrs, labelled thus
JAMES EPPS a. CO., homeopathic
Chemists, London, England.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-12

AZ token OF the esteem held by the
officers of the Washington district of
the Prudential Life Insurance Co..
toward John G. Allen. of this city. on
"Wednesday he was made the recipient
of II handsomely engraved gold watch
Allen, compliments OF the Prudential
STAFF. Washington, d. c.. March 8.
1894" Several valuable letters of
recommendation accompanied the gift.
MIR. Allen had only been engaged In
special cunvassing there three months.
His gontlemanly behavior and excel
lent work won tho esteem of his asso
ciates. and when he was about to leave
they could not let him go without
some token OF their appreciation. As
lsistnnt Superintendent J. b. Birch
made the presentation speech. aIr.
Allen will go to Camden. N. j., in q
Few weeks to continue his work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-12

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces that the supply OF
maie stenograDhsrs and typswriters.
for the departmental service at Wash
ington. is not equal to the demand
There are req uisitions now which can :
not be filled for want of eligibles. Ap.
polntments to these places are usually
at salaries Of $1,000 or less. There will
bo an examination in Philadelphia for
for the above positions on
March 20. Those wishing to be exam.
mod should write to the Civil Service
Com mission at Washington, d. U.