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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

1t Is too bad thai t he difficulties of the
Ford Morocco factory and the pulp mills
of the. Jessup L Moore Company cam OF
I've adjusted In such manner that the
workings of the morocco factory will not
interfere with the business OF the pulp
mills. Both industries have certain rights
which are bound to be respected. The
Ford Company is now giving work to
some four hundred hands and it would be
a hardship to have to close up, both to
hands and the gentlemen who have thou.
lands OF dollars Invested in the plant. We
hope the matter may ba amicably settloI
satisfactorily to both stles Of the coatro.
Versy,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
MISS BlGGFR'S SCHOOL.

Spring torn hegins March H. 1895. Four
vacant seats IN Primary department CaIl at
sehooL Sth anu King tree E. he ween 2.31
Ahd p m. RACHEL 5, BIGGER,
mo Principal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
C. W. GOOD!NG,
9th and Madison Streets
ml4.tf

SHERIFF"S SALE BT VIRTUE OF A
writ of Ieyaii Facfas to me directed
win lac exposed 10 public sale at the
hotel Of Aiitiam IrgG, IN Stanton, Min
Creek Eundrel New Castle county and
State Of Delaware,
on SATURDAY.,
THE ith DAY or MAY, 1885,
al O'Clock p. M,
The following described real estate, VIII
All that certain lot or piece OF land with
thIeG-staty hail thereon erected, situate
In the village OF Stanton New Castle
county and STATE of Delaware. bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Bcglnfing at the corner formed by the
Intersection OF the southerly side of elm
Strect, to be opened at forty feet wide, and
the eustcrlg side of The Newport pike and
at the distance of 100 feet westerly from
the line OF lana dividing lands of Solomon
Ilersey and fteubeu SauCTthwaite, as
shown on recent survey made by Fred
eric Robinson, city surveyor Of Whining
ton, dated February T. a. ID 1897, in
tended to be recorded. thence along said
turnpike side soutnwesterly 81 feet TO .
stake theHee caSterly and parallel to Elm
street loo feet to The westerly side Of q
ten-fcct-wtae alley leading out on Elm
turnpike - feet To said side of Elm street
and thence thereby westerly 100 feet to the
turnpike and place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may,
Seized and taken IN execution as the
property OF Stanton Hall Company and
to be sold by
PAUL GILLIS, Sheriff,
Sheriff's of1iee Wilmington, Delaware.
April II. 1895.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

ARESSM AkING-AIt size latest Now York
~ states, ut the shortest notice. 10 West
9Th street, nl2.2ets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
J)EGISrEKs ORDER
l. REGIsTER'S osFfCE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DELI
A mil l.. 1907


Upon the application OF Clara Murphey,
ESeeutrlx oil Alfred d. Murphey, iate
OF Brandywine Hundred in said county
eeceised II Is ordered and direGIed ny the Reg.
isiCr that the bXecutri1 nforr said give office
pi granting of estcrs documentary upon the
estate of tue deeeasel, with the date OF grant
ing thereof, by causing Advertisements to DO
posted within forty days from TIE date Of
such letters IN slx of the most public places
OF the county OF > ew Castle. requiring oil
persons having demands against in estate
10 present tho same on abide by an net of
Assembly IN such case mate ant provIled;
and also cause the Same 70 DO inserted with
III the same period in the DAILY REPuBLI-
ctN, Al newspaper published IN Wilmington.
Vel, and 70 DO continued therein three
weeks, le, q. d.
49,, Given under the hand and seal OF
( IS. I office OF the Register Aforesaid at
~ Wilmington. in New Castle County
J. WILKINS CUut II, RcL lister.
N9l lt1s-Notice Is hereby gived thHt lot
ters testamsnthrv were IN tia form OF aw
granted unto the undersigned, ON the l2th day
OF April a. D.. 1855 ana that all PERSONS
hhS irg claims agdnst the estutc OF the dc.
ceased must present the same, duly a tested,
TO tue sai ENcrutrlN, on or before the
l2h day OF April, 1872. or nbiie the Act
Ol Assembly In such cHS6 made aud provided.
tLaliA MI hPiiEf.
ExccutriN.
Address-Hoekland Delaware. All
N OflGt-We francis Kelly & Co ten.
i y ants AMI uGr upanle OF the house situated
al luI NHrket street In the st ward IN
the rty OF Wilmington county OF New tas.
tie aud state ui delaware. in compliance
with The requirements OF the acls OF Tue
6enera Assembly Ia such case made AMI
provided. DO hereby give notice that We shall
apply ii writing to the Jul tes OF tho Court
OF General Sessions uf tbo Peace aud jail
Delivery nt the stute vi Delaware, IN und
lpl &cw Castle ounty, on Monday, tue tth
day Of MsS, 4. u. 1895, baiug tue next torn
oil sa3d Court Tor license for sal house. Tor
tie sac therein OF Intoxicating liquors iii
quantities OF not less than one half gatlon
IA I 10 he dunk on The pfenisaa an the
following respectable eli Iens OF said ward
a. least twelve OF whom ave substantial
treeh9iders, recommend the said application
10 = 1t;
1hns Mclingh john NJ Grnpp
John Metlty Geo StainlSkel
Harry hristy James Chr sty
lhtHcs NJ arthy Us Me iermaier
: j McGaEl .lniins tiin her
MIA II oatnPion W II Jack
dWard ilarktns hlchaei hehoe
II ehry Hutton X alters
$ N White MN Asuhenbach
Patrick ] Diamond Geo y Woods
Geo Iphnsoe John + alcSiH
FnrIrtk boHghtrty Andre W Wilhelm
rati-i FRANCIS KELLY & CO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
Guarding Against 1t.

Dear me, cried the nurse "the
baby has swallowed my railway ticket
What shall do:''
60 and buy another right away,
returned the mother Il IN not going
TO let the conductor punch the baby. "
Comic Cuts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

TIE annual meeting OF the directors OF
the Wilmington Institute was held last
evening. The report OF tho finance com
mlttse showed the receipts to have been
BE, $50, while the expenditures footed up
to $l2. 300 leaving balance of sl03 on
hand. Nearly four hundred volumes
have been purchased with a vlaw
to their use by the teachers and pupils in
our public schools The number OF schol.
ars to the drawing school was 101 The
circulation Of books for tho year ending
March s1st. was 1888 $40 volumes. There
are now twenty.three thousand, nine hun.
1red and ninety six volumes in the IL
Drary. The free library Is blessing to
the citizens OF Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
FOR RENT

1915 JACK son. 10 rooms, bath and front porch
1913
lila NRnBuren Il rooms. bath and front perch
1A3 Franltlin rooms, bath aua front porch.
9jB Jackson, rooms bath and front porch.
sUB Jefferson 10 roains. bath AMI front porch.
t2il " 9th. rooms. batirRnd front porch.
6t1 Broome II rooms, bath AMI front porch.
I4l7 W. bth, q rooms, bath and front porch.
oil BliEln ave, 0 rooms, bath and front porch.
g0i Il. 9Th IL rooms and bath.
200 Market street, 10 rooms and bath
ll45 Iatnall, rooms and BATH.
$40 Tatnall, rooms aud hath,
i2g W. 18th street, rooms and bath.
1920 Poplar rooms and bath.
sos 10 $40 T.. 9Th rooms and t4tth.
iu1l.a6 Dupont. u rooms and tath.
Els Maryland ave, Q rooms nEtl hath
siS Madison. Z Rooms and bath.
sos Madison. Z rooms and bath.
Also ii number Of new houses, will ne
complete by March %, Reut from al TO slb
per month. Call at the Office tor a complete
list,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

The burning OF the play house in the
yard oil the residence Of Mr.. Edward II.
Brennan last evening on Adams above
Eighth street more than ever impressed
The residents In the western part of the
city OF the advisability OF ore or two of
the fire companies located on the west
side, OF having chemical engine in
place OF the ole fashion fire engines, which
have done such good services for years
past. The fire which looked dangerous
rom distance was soon exiting ulshed by
astream from the Washington Chemical
sngine. No flooding Of the cellar with
water as is generally the case in small
Ire. The tire department have Mt Bran.
mans than ks for their efficiency
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

DUBIIC SALE-Thc suhsersber win sell at
l. public sale on her farm. in New Castle
between bear Station amt Christi
ana village. one mile nom each place,
ON THURSDAY, APRIL 18th. 1895.
at ono O'Clock p N.
the following property to Wit :
o. horses and colt, / York carriage,
9<51 dearborn, / self binder, harrow, snlky
cuitivaiUr, sleigh. carriage pole and yoke ant
numerous things % tedIuus To mention
Dollars and nnder cash. over thai amount
n credit OF Tour months viii he given by the
purchaser giving bankhlla note Wtth ali
lot of corn Will be sold at the same .ime
for cash. MKS DELI A ShARPE.
L.. ". SIidlain 4 Son, AECtionegrS.
alO-ltw-d l5-la-e4-s8
puBLC sALE-Wtl he sold nj public sale.
i az the stab es OF tho su hsrrthcr. NJ the
corner OF Third aud Orange streets Whining.
ton bel, ON
SATURDAY. APRIi %. 1906
at IL O'clock m. sharp.
a. 20 head OF horses. TINS eale will In
LIS cIude number of heavy work
Horses and tiue drivers, business and In fact
horses fer all purposes. They have all been
personally selected for this tilarnet they can
now be seen at Ine stable and Itidtn after or
tested IN any way, NJ any time previous to
dRsO sale and must be as represented OF
money refunded. Cuii and look them over.
Three months credit witt approved en-
dorser. Description Of h9gs IS N catalogue.
l.. W, stidham & son.,Aue ulO-l7w
DuBIC SALE OF Cows-M farm ons
i milo west oil Uentretiile bel.
FRIDAY, APRIL 10Th. 1895.
atl,3o p. m.
One car load of extra fresh cows ana
- mil ora far SrR4lf I.te tat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

The income tax IS likely to fail liftg per
cent. below the estimates OF Secretary
Carlisle, aud theresutt viii 10 another 10.
tctt in tie treasury. Ihe shortage will
have to be made ap by another sale OF
bonds before the year ia out So we go
from bad to worse lie deficit meta7ses
ssery day, rs moss sail! to reach IS $50. :.
SIS for the preseat month and naarly
s4e, 050 Tor tito fiscal year. Anot4er
campaign Of educ4tion similar to tia last
one wo i'd ruth our country, aud yet
Cleveland passes FOR a far seaiug states
MIN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

nUBLIC SALE0F WAGONS AND HAIR.
kESS--Wln be sold at pubIie sale at the
shops oil the subscriber. Ia GentieSiile, Dot,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17
P ENNsYLVANlA RAILROAD:

The standard halfway OF AunerIcn,
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THB
lntcrIocking switch md BLOCK sIauuI sy,-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-17

TRE RAsaey Trust managers gEdsr
The GrtcLAut regime. fairly looted the
aoLeeiG, They were nothing more or
less than highway robbers. Moro than
Que milton dollars IS aHaecouuted Tor
by The old managers. The trust Ia now
in the hktas OF receiver McNaIty,
Have your rools painted by {. u Bay.Is
f04 Orange stEeet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-31
BRAMBLEToN.

The services at all the churches II
Fifth Ward are reported us being spe
cially solemn and impressive on Sun
day-thc last Sabbath of the year.
Miss Matte Etho:idst ~ Norfoll
county. is the guest of Miss Eaisy Pow
ers. Of No. 100 South Marshall ave
nue..
| Mrs. Frank Nicholson and little
daughter, Ethel, are visiting their pm.
rental home. DR. parkcrs. Sumolk, Va
Mr.. John S. Fnntone spent Christmas
| at his home. corner Charles street and
Highland avenue. and he has returned
to Mont Somery. Ala. where he has
been employed for several months,
There Will he watch night services
at Memorial Christinl Temple Tonight
All invited.
Little Miss narco, OF No. 1l9 Windsor
avenue. is spending the holidays with
relatives at Life Saving Stations Nos.
and 8.
street and Highland avenue. has re-
turned home from Richnand. where
he spent n week with friends and rela-
lives.
The Busy Bees OF Spurrcon will meet
Tomorrow night with Miss Maud sta
pies, East Dramblcton avenue
The w. c. II. U. will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Or. Young No. rs
Charlotte street, the y. m. at o'clock.
Sunday-School entertainments TO
night at Park-.ivehue Presbyterian
Church and McKcndrec The former be-
ginning at p. M; the latter al 7:45,
with extensive preparations.
Mr.. Henry Il. Parsons OF No. 40
.yannison avenue, has returned home
after spending: q pleasant time with his
brother in Richmond. Va.
Mr.. Il. II. SrickhOuse. who FOR some
time has been residing an Kelley ave
nuc. has; taken his family To Seaview
Va. to reside much to the regret of
their many friends.
Mr.. y. Mackenzie ana lady. of Byrd
place. near Kelley avenue. are ut home
again. after u short visit 10 New York.
Mesdamcs Mary V. Norria and Laura
| v. Murdrn. who were visiting their
mother. Mrs. y. NJ. Capfs. Of No 7I2
| Tunstall avenue, have returned to their
home. in Princess Anne county.
Mrs. Minnie Martin. of Brooklyn. n.
Y. who was visiting Mrs. NJ Evan.
iof Highland avenue. has returned
home
Littln Marion Ban's. Christmas tree
prepared for him by his kind parents
| Of Kelley avenue. afforded him much
pleasure
AIR. L. o. Taylor ana daughter, Miss
! pila, of Reeves avenue. ACCOMPANIED
! " Mies Mona Carter. II Smithncld
| M, returned yesterday from Elizabeth
| City, y. G.
Miss Ncttie Miller OF Tunatall ave
nue.. gave charming party Ia he,
little nirl friends yesterday afternoon
| from > to o'clock.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-31
COZ: I.amb.s Letler 10 senn.or paniei.

Portsmouth, Va, DEC. 20, 1926.
To the Editor of The Nirgiuian:
saw u few days aso In your paper
an open letter to Senator Daniel. signed
VIM. Lamb. in which the writer init
mates In no uncertain way that 1t Is the
duty of Senator Daniel to support the
pending measure in the lower House,
which increases the duty on soft coal.
cannot see why the writer of said let
ter desires such legislation unless
he Is Interested In some way
in the soft coal industry. do not pro-
pose to launch out into u long desertu,
ton on the tariff, but | would like for
you or cny one else to answer me the
pose OF leading up to discussion. but
solely for information. admit that Il
tariff ON any imported article
is beneficial to II home producer of that
article and the converse of the PROPOSE
ton must also follow: that IL is also de-
trimentnl to the home consumer. or pur.
chaser, in the same ratio, and on the
principal of the greatest good to the
greatest number, the question naturally
arises whether there are more coal con.
suIners or coal producers? If Il greater
number of our fellow citizens will be
bcns;itcd by increasing the tariff on
coal Maj. Daniel should support the bill,
and II 1t would be detrimental to q. ma
tority he should oppose II. Now, Mir.
Editor. our friends in the time of peace
pass Il protective tariff law to protect
us. they claim. from the competition Of
forsign pauper-made products. I have
no right to question their honesty on
sincerity, but | cannot understand why
in times of war our enemies should do
the same thing for us. Suppose the
United States and Great Britain should
go to war over the Monroe, doctrine and
Venezuela ii is very certain that they
Will stop the Dominion Coal Company
from shipping any more soft coal into
this country: besides, blocEadng our
ports and cutting off commerce between
us and all other countries that ths% can.
In doing this they thus prevent foreign
products from coming in competition
with home products: which Is all that
our friends claim that II protective tariff
our friends G" our enemies would be
wrong, because If our friends a:c right
the best policy that could be adopted by
cur eUilaicS in time OF war would be 10
ship every Imaginable article that is pro-
uucCd on the globe into this country.
literally to dcu.c this country with
foreign paupcr-made goods and titus
kill out all of our infant industries"
On the other hand If our enemies should
be right in the case mentioned our
friends must necessarily be wrong in
levying tax on imports. think Mr..
Editor If you or any one else can or
rathsr will answer this III such - way
that II can be graspcd ~ human rca-
son Cbccausc YOU know this is II much
mCottd question OH which the greatest
minds dinc0 YOU will certainly confer
y great favor on II number Of your rrca.
number of readers. and Especially on.
Yours obediantlV,
II. q. IRVING.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-31
All ENTS.

LILLIAN RuSSELL.-The sale Of
reserved seats, which opened Yesterday
morning for the Lillian Rug,:ell en-
gagcment at the Academy of Music
next Thursday, the I'd of January. has
been extremely large The prices. al
though advanced seemed TO offer no
drawbacks. and the box-oficc was he
sieged by large crowds, and at the close
nearly $500 worth had already been
sold. The prices are arranged az FOL
lows: First floor, 81. $150, and So: hnl-
cony 80, 75c.. and SI.50
TOWN TOPICS.-'"rown Tonnes tho
big farce comedy. is the attraction AT
the Academy Of Music at Il special mat
inee to-day and also tonight Theatre
goeis are fully aware that farce comedy
organizations generally have three or
four clever people the balance chcap
and unknown people of various degrees
Of inferiority. The performance. there
fore, depends almost entirely upon the
few clever ones in the cast. The man
agcmcnt of Town Topics" has made
a radical departure in this particular.
and there are no iill-ups; each and
every member Is a wcll-khown and pop
ular entertainer Town Topics" Il
what is known among professional men
as Il big city shown other words IL
has been organized exclusively cor the
larger cities. Principal among the en-
tcrtainers are Wood ana Shepard, tie
three sisters Merrllces. Conroy and Mic
Farland, William Kcllar. William II.
Mack. Ollie Avis, Frank Caverly, Hat
tie Vera Helen Jewell, Fanny Wool
lett. George Walker, Dude Wilson. and
Ellie Lorraine.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-31
ATLANTIC CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. H. Sawyer. of
South Mills. n. G.. who were visiting
their daughter, Mrs T.. L. sawyer. on
Collc% avenue, have returned home.
\ Sun Else party was given Miss, Nina
r:llioit. on Front street. last Friday
night. All that attended enjoyed them
selves Very much.
The Christmas entertainment of the
various churches in the ward Will come
off tonight.
After the Sunday School festival al
Colley Memorial Church. on Tuesday
evening, there will be IA watch night
service of varied and instructive fca
ture.
The Christmas entertainment of the
Lnmhcrt's Point Presbyterian Sunday
School took place last evening. 1t was
an occasion of great interest. The
choir of Cooley Memorial Church went
down and contributed not little To
the music.
Miss ELLA May Smith ana Mrs. Pin
nor are stu quite sick
The masquerade ban will come off To-
nisht AT odd-Fcllows' Hall. and not
Friday night as appeared by mistake
in sundays paper
The Local Board Of Improvement met
Yesterday at =. m. with Mr.. c. Brooks
Johnson. president. In the chair. and
all the other members present. viz:
Messrs. Iicstaud. Ilitchings. I.cwcllvn
ana Nottingham.
me minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
ON motion of Mr.. Nottinrban ,bn
matter Of purchasing four fire alarm
boxes complete for the ward was re-
ierred To a committee with power to act
Mtssrs. Nottingham and lIsistand being
put on the committee.
lhcre was no action taken on increase
o! thc 1anitprS pay Tor care of the school
building, though Mcssrs. Ncwbill and
Conway. school trustees. were present
Ia consider this matter. as we'll as also
n" general Supervision Of the care OF
the same The whole matter stands in
statu quo
Mr.. Johnson stated that the lot on
the Norfuik Company's property had
been drained at an expense of $ll26
ON motion of Mr.. Htchings. il waa
ordered that shells he bought at "a
cents for use Of the ward
y. communication fronu Mr.. n T.
Stccd, clerk Of til committee for the
purpose. with regard to building an
iron bridge over Smiths Creek. on
Granny street extended, received The
attention of the hoard At this point
the chair ana spoke to the question.
ana on his motion, seconded by Col.
Leweilyn the secretary was instructed
in reply 70 the communication
al this point NJ. Johnston took occa-
sion To call attention to the matter of q,
free bridge Norfolk from Atlantic CITY.
free bridge 10 Norfolk from Atlantic
requested TO call attention of the Corn-
cils 10 a communication addressed them
som" months ago urging them 10 look
after the matter of free bridge for
Sixth ward, rs provided by certain ordi-
nanccs. II appears no attention has been
paid said communication. though the.
board is in favor Of free bridge
The board took action allowing the re.
quest Of certain residents for boarc
sidewalk on Moran avenue
ON motion of Mr. Nottingham. MIR.
Johnson was empowered to take such
action as necessary 10 improve n sec.
ton of the wst side of ColIcy avenue.
Other small jobs were reported com
pleted by the proper committees.
All properly approved bills were al
lowed ana the board adjourned
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-31

Mr.. James p. Thompson has opened
n grocery store at No. Gil Central ave
nue..
Mrs. T.. C. Do2icr. who was spending
the holidays her mother. Mrs. Mercer
on North street. has returned To her
home at Lawrencevillc, Va
Mir X. w. Powell and family. of
Ou:ten street have gone to Newport
News to reside in the future
An electric light is badly needed on
Central avenue. near the Norfolk city
line.
Squire y. II. Hawks is ready to lead
aI' captain the company of thirty old
Confederate soldiers to defend Uncle
Sam on the Monroe doctrine. The
company is now making up
The collector for the VirSinian wishes
TO complete objections to-day, Il being
the last day Of the year
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-31
The Snnuny Newspnper.
Norfolk, Va. Dec. 90. Is!


To the Editor Of The Nirrinian:
Sunday afternoon was privileged to
listen Is Il most Interesting and inS,ruc-
tive address before the Young MEMS
Christian Association by that able and
venerable eXroundcr Of Gods Word,
DIR. y. T.. owen, OF Port SmOnth. Dur
Doc; = paid his respects TO the Sunday
Kept many from worship. and added
that Christian people should enter their
protest ~ SO nagrant n disregard Of
Sabbath observance.
TIE gentleman failed To say, however,
what he must know Ia be II fact and
that is that the work performed on Sun
day papers /; mainly done on Saturday,
and that IL is the Monday paper that re-
quires Sunday work. 1t Is also IL fact
worth noting that most of the clevEymCn
have ceased their hostile attitude toward
sunday newspapers. fer the reason That
they have learned long since that the
world is happier ana better 10y reason
lof their publication. because ii has de-
monstartco It's ability as n powerful
factor in building up the commercial
Industrial and social relations that
exist to-day. ] believe ii is also true
that most of the enlightened members
Ct the clerical profession prefer TO
make the sunday press an ally of the
pulpit. ana think that am justified in
the prediction that Sunday newspapers
Will continue TO increase in numbers in
crcailntion, in prosperity. and In their
2rea; power for cXcrting valuable in
nucnces in the hearts and homes OF the
people.
a SUNDAY READER
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-31

on December ed, 2ith, 25th and alst
and January list tickets will be sold
from Norfolk to Wilmington, Del, and
return al S5.I3. no Chester. Pa. and
return at $626. and to Philadelphia and
return at $615. Good for return pns-
sage until January nth Round-trip
tickets at special rates Will also be sold
on above dates to other points For
tickets and further information, aDply
to ARTHUR G. LEWIS,
de22-tjal Passenger and Ticket Agent.
GO Main st.. under Atlantic Hotel.