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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

There was quite competition be.
tween the produce dealers IN our city
this morning over basket of peac hes
which are the largest that over came
to our market. Messrs. Barlow and
Weer. were the successful parties
and for So secured them. They were
beauties almost as large rs canta-
lonpes in fact 1t took but As to I'LL the
basket, Methodist measure. Six
years ago. a basket was purchased by
one OF our dealers which contained Sc
peaches. and ut the time note wac
made in the Daily REPUBLICAN and a
challenge to beat 1t. To-day it has
been beaten by this firm and they dis.
lance him to tho tune OF eight peaches.
The fruit was grown on tho farm of
MIR. Mullin. near Chestnut Hill, PEN
cader Hundred and ara the largs
ever sold in this market. They can
DO seen on the stall OF Barlow and
Wier. In the Eighth street market
House.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24
SOCIETY NOTES.

George Elliott OF Upland is the
guest of New Castle friends.
W. s. Vernon and her two sons left
this city to-day to spend Sunday with
her parents ut Brldgeton. N. J.
! John z. Regan has returned home
from Visit TO Chester.
MessIs George Suter, John T. Ben.
nett. Qulmby Walker, Mrs. Warren
Kennedy, Mrs. Frank Guenney, MIR.
Frank McShane, Miss Mary Whitelock,
Mise Nellie Dawson with their families
are picnicing at Pennsgrove to-day.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. l.. Husbands OF VII.
mlngton are among the guests regis
tered at Hotel Cedarcroft, Atlantic
Mrs.. John Talt leaves Saturday, Aug.
18th. on a visit to friends In England
and Scotland.
Mrs +. X. wingate and Miss Win,
gate, OF Sun Flower cottage, Hockes.
City.
Mr.. p. Walter Hall, of the W, An,
is visiting DR.. and Mrs. L. Il. Penning.
ton. OF Martinsburg. w. Va.
Mis- Heacock OF Chester is visiting
friends here.
Edward Naming is visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
Harry Ii. Hill, representing Gus Hills
All Star Company. was In this city
yester lay. The company wlllappear
hero on August 81.
Misses Ida and Josephine Mask have
gone for five weeks trip to Cape
Muy.N. j.
Allen Speakman. president OF the
Speak Supply and Pipe Company,
and Miss Esther Hall. Of Swarthmore I,
Pa, were married in the Friends'
meeting house by Friends' ceremony,
yesterday afternoon. Only tho near
relatives of the couple were present
Mr.. Joseph File and Miss Katie Full.
mAr arc visiting Mrs. James Gordon,
near Claymont. They expect to stay
two weeks, and Mr.. File is having q
good time grabbing and fishing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

At the Apollo club sports yesterday
afternoon ut Front and Union street
grounds the following events took
place;
100 yards dash for members Fog
well first; Taylor, Hearn. lime IL
seconds.
Half.mile bicycle race-wier first;
Jack second; GeUhardt third. Time
LOB l.5.
440 yards--George Mccartney first;
W. ii. Mckee second; Smeltz third.
Time 5l,3 ..
Ore milo bicycle raee-F II. Rum.
ford first; Jack second Henderson
ana Clarke. Timo a.20.2.5.
100 yards dash-W L. Nirds w first;
Prentice second, McCar they Third.
Time | seconds.
Half-mile run-AIckee first. SmeltZ
second and Robinson third. Time
2.2l.
Ihree-mile bicycle race-Rumford
first, HRnIey second and Church third.
Time S.i4.
a2O-yards dash -Prontiss first, Nc.
Cartney second and Smeltz third.
Time % 20.
High jump-Wainwrigh first, Muir
ply second. Height feet 10 inches
Hop, stop and Murphy FIRST,
Taylor second. Distance, 81 feet i
inch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

Things are beginning to get inter.
esting in the sports to be held tom or.
row by the Ancient Order of Iliber-
mans at Union larl. Among the entries
10 the 10O.ynld DIS duslI ere G. August, II.
Walsh. j. Grammar H. Montgomery
and p q. Maddsn, New Castle; H.
Flood. Wilmingtoa. and }. Kennedy,
b. McGrane and Fred Moore Phila.
ds!phia. For tho jumping contests,
CJuntiss. of the {. A. -. New Mstle;
CorcOran of Centeryil.e. Dhley OF Nest
Chester, Walsh. kssn1n and Barry OF
Philadelphia. ars ente,ed In the collar
and elbow wrestling match Sew Gas.
tin still sticks to her man, although he
has been indispused for the last few
days. Henry Clay feels confident oil
winning the trophy. while j. Fox Ui
Philadelphia will positively appear &
wrest'e the New Castle man.
In the Irish Jig contest there are
twelve entries md it will be one Of tbs
most Interesting dancing fetes eve
seen In this city.
The dancing will he kept going tbs
entire afternoon md evening. III,
music will he furnished By the Elliot
Orchestra. In which W. IL. Eberie viii
be the cornetlst
Fourteen police officers have sig
niiied their Intention OF participating
In the special l0O-yaTds dash. Baule
&AJulGe seems to he the itvorite al
Enough Feastnr will make him hustle
A special race viii take place between
Sergeant Bayiey mi Officer Jonn Ware
The chairman ct the committee OIL
sports has offered special prize ant
N oyster supper to the mau VIII,
throws Mclvor. A special PRIZE ha
been offered Tor a l00-yards dash 70
logs under Is years OF age.
1t Is expected that the runners wht
participated In the Apollo sports vii
also paI ticiplte.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24
SUMMER STUFFS
At Very Little Money.

The balance OF our Serpen-
tine Challis at 3 cents a yard.
Our Scent Light Prints for
S cents yard.
A few Plaid and Stripe Cling
hams, I2H-cent goods, for 5
cents yard.
The balance of our Dimities,
Pongees, Berkshire and French
Lawns and Summer Satines,
regular IL u to accent goods,
all are at the Uniform price of 6
cents a yard.
All our Wash Silks down to
28H cents yard to close.
A little lot Of Ladies' Sum-
mer Wrappers, $3.50, S2.2s and
Sc goods reduced to SI,25 to
close out at once.
Boys Calico Shirts, balance
of a manufacturers stock, regu-
lar accent goods, at IL "a cents
each.
40 dozen Mems Fine Seam
less Half Hose, accent goods
but these are slightly imper-
fect--for 10 cents a pair. and
many other bargains in Hosiery,
Gloves and Underwear.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

About 500 persons went with tho st.
Mary's L. A. b. Society yesterday to
Birmingham on it's annual excursion
Among the clergymen present were
the Rev. Peter Dopnhey, the Rev. d.
]. Crowley, the Rev. j, ID. Carey. the
Rev. d. j. Flynn and the Rev. Edward
l.. Brady. In the afternoon the deep
est interest was manifested in quar-
ter of mile bicycle race between the
fievs. u. J. Flynn and ID. j. Crowley
The race resulted In tie.
Ihroe-legged IGce-Won by Jam es
Duoley OF West Chester and j. L. Nc
lvor Of New Castle. August and Walsh
being outdistanced.
l00.yuius daah-H Walsh, fret; J.
Brown. second; Fart Keieher third
NJ. =. Lyons, T. Dorsey, q. Dougherty,
Charles August.
l0O.yards dash. boys-W. Donohpe,
| first; Hugh Coilina. second; A. May
W. Murphy, IL. Cunningham, L. Con
molly.
loU-yIrds dash, little girls Maggie
O'Hara, first; Annie Donohoe. second
Boys three.lsgged Race Connolly
and Sewer, iIrst; Murphy and bono.
hoe. second; Carney and Rowan, Han.
nigan and May.
Boys sack raccs-won by J. Hanley
Hugh Collins, j. Kehoe, z. Walsh aud
j. Golden.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24
Dsts.


Poles for the arc lights. which are
tween Market and Tatnall stree ts.
were delivered yesterday. Ths poles
arc unusually large poles, being near.
ly forty feet long and resemble trolley
poles.
A large excursion went to Colchester
yesterday.
An excursion from Chester spent
last evening at Gordon Heights.
The proposed rifle match between
Coatesvllle and Wilmington rifle clubs
on August GOTH, has been declai ed
off.
The Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows
may take action toward Building an
Odd Fellows home when 1t meels
next month.
Police Sergeant Black yesterday die.
covered that a colored imposter had
been at work ut Sixteenth and Market
streets bagging money on the plea
That he wanted TO go to his home In
Norfolk.
Frank Boylan this morning was
granted letters of Rd administration CO
the estate Of his brother. the late Rob
ert Il. Boylan, by Register OF Wills
Cooch. MIR. Boylan is the man who
was found dead In bed at his home
Wednesday evening.
The Philadelphia AMI Reading Rail
road Company will shortly erect large
coal wharvss at Marcus Hook. The
company owns 800 acres Ia The Dor
: ough.
Marshall F. Lummiss. 10 years old
saved Lulu Madison and her baby
brother, from Drowning. they having
} falIsn into the tumhllng dam al
Bridgeton, N. j.. on Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

L. L Hunt. No. Is East Fourth
street, is giving away II neat pamphlet
entitled Tho Story of My First
Watch" II contains brief history of
the Invention OF the watch hy Pater
Hele Of Nuremburg. Germany about
1910. and gives various likenesses and
biographical sketohes OF dlstinn uish.
cd characters, among which ure
Chauncsy NJ. Depew. Rev. Joseph
Cook. Thomas A. Edison. Mrs. Frank
Leslie, Hon. frederick Douglass, Mira.
Jefferson Davis. Mrs. John A. Logan
and others. 1t Is worth getting,
worth reading and worth retaining.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

Tho list four cases heard Mt the sos.
sion of the Municipal Court this morn
Ing were those OF four men for being
drunk. A fine OF 81 and costs was i'm.
posed in elch case.
Harry JolleIis, William Grant jaime q
Benson and George Johnson were
fined - and costs for trcspass They
were arrested yesterday while riding
on freight trains through tho city.
John l5iddie was tiued 81 ami costs
for ihlmuderate driving through tho
city.
John W. Handy was ordered to fur.
nish 5000 bail for his appearance at
the upper court to answer the charge
oil larceny OF u bunch OF bananas
which he sold for 40 cents.
Mantel Bbnkeldorf was held In $500
bal for the upper court On the charge
OF larceny Of $50 in money, two rings,
two earrings and u watch and chain
the property OF lis aunt, Bella Col
stein, reeiding on Orange street be
tween Second and Third.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

by virtue ~ an order of the Orphans
Count of he State OF heliwHrc, ia and
lOr New CASTLE county, made on he asti
day Of May. \. h., 1854 viii be exposed
20 safe At public rendue on Sutuldty the
LIST day OF september \. D.. 1871 nj Il
. 81, Oh n. ~ ut tie County Court House
~ TIL" GIiS ~ iimiugfOu. the lluvng
described real estate, late of Eli sharpe,
dCcehsti, 10 Wit:
All that certain parre Tor lot of land.
situate IN ia" city Of Wilmington, \cw
ahilr county aud State Of Deiayalr. m
Mhicl there Is now erected a brick hotri
or taN ern. known as shapes Hotel. whirH
| bhli lot is bounded and desc ibrl ms mi.
| lows, 10 wit:
beginning ut corner stake on tbt
/ Yves criS side OF darkct street being u
| corner Of II o. which james Mccullough
| Di New castle sold 10 James MrI'uiiouph
| bluckeHith; thence d .wn NHrket street
| 10 ~taite on the sa u westerly side a
| MhrHc, street aud norihCrly 81 ~ OF front
/ street thrn,o along The uUrtherly side OF
| front street and ea st erly siftc Of Shiuipy
street; thence up the en- -tetly side ri
| ShlplCN StI, ct to another corner Of tbs
sad lot sod TO the said James Men,
Tough The nee parable wi Front strt Q,
hy liieoI the -aid lot 10 the place oil be
glmIinu.
And 1 Is ordered ny the court that tht
purrh ser or purtatts" rs taefcuf tr mn
aipru. NJ the september term o. Orphan
'nlt Tor N"N At county. to be heit
ll N.llHlns ton on NsonlIt, 10Th day O
September \. u 1884 thar tho court ma,
ass I'm to the purrh.f~ nr . DuFchaserst !,
prom Bes sold 10 hin. her or them MIR
shant to itl' order he, She OF they VIA
| sum lent ~Cr"ty or ,uieIins 10 lac an
/ proved by tue CUurt, entering into u re
cox sEalce 10 be taken and AckuowIcs;t.
ed b Q cuurE TO h. stA'e.Iu "A Iena
sum 10 be determined by the clurt W 4
condition 10 pay 10 the parties entttIs
-overallE or their eNecnto 1 ndriiuis
tfHl prs ornsslgn$, TCSpectiFtIv a cir m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

George Gooseberry. colorpd. of Sum
mitt Bridge. jumped from the Dela.
ware division train No 81 due In this
city ut S.45 O'Clock, this morning.
while the train was between Portors
and the Bear. Tho cause OF such peri.
lous act was not for fame but because
he preferred jumping and thereby
rlsking his life. TO spending term In
New Castle Jail.
Last night lac was arrested by Con-
stable Grandon Green and had been
committed to jail by II magistrate.
When the train was leaving Porters
the prisoner asked to be allowed to go
to the closet In the rear OF the car and
the unsuspecting constable allowed
him to do SO.
Once ms de the door was fastened
and George raised tho window, and In
few seconds was at liberty. In the
meantime the constable had become
anxious over the absence Of his man,
and on going to the rear of the cur
found the door locked. 1t at once
dawned on his mind that the bird had
flown. AT Bear station a search was
made, but Gooseberry was nowhere to
be seen. Constable Reed came up 20
this city. and after lod sing a descrip.
ton CT his man with the police author.
tiles returned to his home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24
THIRD EDITION.


/ saw In Tuesday nights paper that
the Vioiets beat tho Silver
Stars. / contradict that statment, as
the Silver stars did not play the Vio-
let's. 1t was picked, team With three
OF the Silver Stars. We have been try.
Ing to get game with the Vlolets, but
their excuse Ii that they can't get of
work. The Silver Stars have won Z
straight games and lost none.
Manager RUDOLPH
The Delaware Grays defeated the
Hustlers on Wednesday at Rlverylew
by the ecore 81 to Is. The Grays are
ready to receive challenges from am,
club In the State. j. W. Lewis mana
ger.
The strong and well known "Ncrtf
End" club. OF Philadelphia led b,
"lky" harlton will be the attraction
1t the Union street grounds to-mor
row. Game called at colo K. Bat
thug order as follows:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

The case OF james l.. Willis charged
with falling to comply wit the street
aud Sewer department regulations by
permitting his team to stand on the
easterly side OF French street at tho p.
W. 4 b. depot was dismissed. MIR. Willis
did not wish TO act contrary and he
had the sarne rights as n private citizen
to drive to the depot to meet his hotel
guests. Benjamin Nlelds represents
Lewis L, Anderson and asked tor a
continuance until next Tuesday morn.
Ing. This will be made test case by
the hack men.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

DuNEi WENT uNDER.wTrH SMYRNA.

Dover met a crushing defeat at tho
hands Of the Smyrna club yesterday
by the score OF 10 to4.
Hmyrna. ........5 0 5 OOO0 DO
Dover. .........2 OlOl 10 0 O.
kla
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

Returning leave Rehoboth $40 y. M,
Ocean City 8 90 .. IN.
Children under twelve years Of age,
one. half the above rates.
Excursion tickets good only on
special train in each direction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

The session OF the City Council last
evening was n brief one. Edward Il.
Brady asked TO: tho return OF 5l5.bs In
oy, rpald taxes. which was referred to
Tie Finance Committee. As nm sxpla.
nation for not sending report Of the
work OF The ely cIemltory,
\, crstarl Colquhoun OF the Board OF
Health eaid lie YVES i'll and therefore no
fIult of the Creinatory superinten.
dent. TGore had been IA tons Oi
garbage destroyed, thirteen tors oil
GOAL an 5s6S gallons Of oitused during
July. The furnaces arc now being
used night aud day. Next month ad
d ional work viii require tho servic
OF another MAI, and the board vii
ask for his appointment his salary Il
b paid out OF tine appropriation TIE
ordinance regulating tho widths OF Tie
streets was returned, signed by the
mayor and declared a law.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

The Auditorium was crowded lust
evening to hear John Il. Woolley of
Chicago speak In favor of prohibl.
lion. The atage was prettily deuora Ted
with Am aricun flags and on 1t sat n
large nnmher OF ministers and other
temperance workers. The meeting was
opened with singing by a quaItctte OF
the Prohibition song: There Is Pro-
hlbitlon Music All Along" There was
an encore and the Temperance version
OF Where Is My Wandering Boy 70.
night?' was sung by the quartz tie.
Tho liev. q. d. Buddinsto ton then led
In prayer, which was followed by n
short address by George W. Told. who
spoke briefly OF the Object of the meet
ing. he then introduced the speaker of
the evening. who was given hearty
reception. His talk was an Interesting
Que,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24
A GREAT PROPHET.
| what He Has to sny About ForcfeiIing
The Weather and Preserving The
IIenIfh

what He Has to shy About ForcfeiIing
The Weather and Preserving The
Health.
Probably no man connected with the
weather Department is so we'll know n
or popular as Sergeant Elias b. Dunn,
who has charge Of the Bureau In Ne W
York City. He Is bright happy man,
with clear eye and u sprlngy gait. al.
though his duties and cares arc nu-
merous.
How do 1 keep well and fat and
clipper" he said recently to news.
pa per man who asked him the ques.
tlon, why l look after my health
carefully, that's all. No matter how
hard tho gales may be or how much
responsibility for hot weather I have
on my shoulders. look out for my
digestion very carefully. am firm
believer In modern discoveries and /
have found that the prs-dlgested food
Paskola does wonderful things for
those who Use 1t. use 1t In my faml.
that enters quickly into the blood and
lie but that 1t aids all other food to
digest. People who wish to be up
to the times and avail them
selves OF oil modern discoveries or i'm.
proyements should by all means use
Paskola. II you are not thoroughly
posted nbout 1t and want to know
more. go around to the Company's Of.
lice at 80 heade street, New York City,
or better still send tor o pamphlet CIV
Ing full particulars about 1t. / tell
you you will never regr,.. It,"
Sergonnt Dunn evidently believes
thoroughly In everything he under
takes, and ho Is just now utilizing tho
electric search light. In which he is In
terested, In throwing the word Pasko.
la upon the clouds and walls where
the light Is employed. All that can DO
learned from what he says regarding
PaskCla Is more than truo and 1t Ia by
no means surprising that 1t has be-
come So popular
A pamphlet fully describing Paslso-
10 what 1t does, Will be sent free TO
anv address. by the Pre-. ID gested Food
Co., so Rsade street, New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

Tho Police Comm lssi oners last even,
Ing dismissed from the force Officers
John Leach and John Canning after
herring for several hours charges
against the men. That against Officer
Leach was conduct unbecoming all
officer and neglect OF duty. The first
was based on his disorderly conduct
at BavarIdh Park on August Is. when
lie took part In row. At another
tlme he was excused on account oil
sickness, and 1t was stated that no had
never gone home until 5 o'clock the
following morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

The Row C. :. Gasaner OF Delaware
Oity and Wentworth floyi of thls cit,
returned to .hia city Inst night from
bicycle ttlp from salem, \. j., to
Cape May. They rode from Salem to
Dorchester on Wednesday and from
Dorchester 10 Tape jlay on Thursday.
They returned to this city on the
Rspubitc and VII 40 to Delawar Q
City oil their wheels TODAY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

Mr.. O'Keefe has removed from Rock.
land to Maryland avenue. HIS son
served the REPUBLICAN for several
years and attended to his work very
faithfully. w. Thornton Purks has
Undertaken to act as our agent, and
his son, Leonard. will see that tho
papers arc properly served as soon as
he returns from his visit to his grand
parents at fredericksburg.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

The Provident Mutual Accident Co
paid Joseph Lavender an accident
claim OF SIS for broken instep.
Mr.. Frank Dure Injured his fool
some few weeks ago and was paid Q
claim OF $40 by the Provident Mutua
Company.
A party Of ladies' and gentlemen
went sailing on tho Delaware yester
day In a yacht. Owing to the wind
falling to blow with sufficient force,
the party failed to arrivo home unit
this morning, being COMPELLED t.
stay out oil night In the boat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

A love feast was held last evening
in the First Methodist Protestant
Church. After the love feast was over
an old time experience meeting was
held.
The Willing Workers from Scott and
the Praying Band from Asbury Church
were present. The pastor Of tho
church. Rev. b. L. Jester left for a
montl's vactlon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

FLOWMAS-On August 22nd., 1891, Idle
beloved wife OF HAIRY L. Plowman.nged
81 years.
Relatives and friends OF the
family arc requested to attcnd her
funeral. from the residence OF her
husband 22l WoOllawn avenue. on Sun
day afternoon, at 3 O'Clock. Services ut
S iycrbrOok Church. Interment ut River
view. Baltimo . and UeLtleville, Md,
papers please copy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

Tho body OF Albert q. Osborne, who
died In the wost few DAYS ago from
typhoid fever, arrived IN this city last
night lud was Inferred In the Whining
ton aud Brandywine cemetery this
afternoon, His mother is Mrs. Mar.
garet A. Osborne who now resides at
the Clayton House.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

When In need OF coal or wood, call
mp Si5 or send postal clrd Tor /. ton
OF extra largo pea Goa, To If. /. SCR
Reant des Ter in coal. wool and grain,
large load OF wnoi for i % Hss.
torn outs ba!ei ftaY AMI straw. ttrtI
100 Maryland Ave. PupHs lIj CON.
tral otilee, 7thand King streets Phone
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

The enterpristng frull dealer at All
And King streets had Il Mica Tip witt
his family to Augustine Pier
Mr.. Thos. Jones and wife returned
from Port Tenn yesterday.
The Richard stockton landed 1906
people at Augustine lior yest,rda
The oiiicsis of the Granite City
should have HregDlHr time Tor leavinl
Delaware tity and they would not u,
compelled TO turn back for belatet
PASSENGERS II 8ould be sad thin.
q leaFe any OF their patrons go ia
from hoale, Leaving at 81, uIln nigh
and 81 tho next VIII not do, gentle
men,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

The last OF the popular excursions
OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad to Rehoboth
Beach, Del. aud Ocean City. Nd. will
be August 80 on tine following sched.
ule OF timos and rates:--
Train Exc.
Leaves Rate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

The finishing touches We're given to
four cars at the Pullman WORKS here
to-day tor tho Chicago mail train.
They presented grand appearan ce.
They will ba shipped 10 Jersey City to-.
morrow and an employ OF the works
will 20 along to watch he workings of
the new side fastenings over the route.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-24

The Pussy 4 Jones Ton pary have
completed for tie Eepanno themiGal
Company four large a"ld tanks Two
OF the tanks have been permanently
fixed on the dccK OF scow buzz BY
the Jackson j. Sharp Company ami
will lie used to shin the LIQUID. The
others WILL bs used for storage.