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the whole period OF the performance This de-
tailed fireman is constantly on the spot, and an
alarm Of fre (such alarm coming usually from the
stag0 can DO met therefore promptly by uni
formed member Of the force trained in tho eNtn-
guishment Of fires. AS further measure Of secur-
ity TO theatre atrons in New York, the building
code continues in force the provision requiring
q diagram or plan Of each tier gallery OF floor
showing distinctly the exits therefrom. each oc-
cupyinR space not less than fifteen square inches
TO be printed in black lines in lcgble manner on
tho programme Of the performance, and every
exit must have over II the inside the word Exit
lin legibe letters not less than eight inches high
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Z TOSSED BIZ CAR UNDER TRUCK WHEEL

Sweeper Terribly Crushed at a Crossing
Priest Shriyed Him in tho Street.
Frank Bechan. a street sweeper living at 200
First avenue. was caught between brewery
truck going north and a south bound trolley
car at the crossing OF Second avenue and
Twenty-fourth street and was so badly crushed
that he will die. Stepping backward to avoid
tho truck he came in front OF the car. which
threw him under the rear wheel OF the wagon.
A policeman learning that the injured man
would die ON the spot called priest from the
Church OF the Epiphany. who administer cd
extreme JUNCTION to MIN as he lay in the street
The motorman OF the car which struck
Bechan ran on at full speed when he saw him
1t the wagon. and escaped. John WINNER
who drove the wagon. was arrested. although
Dechan said that he was not to blame.
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BRITISH GARRISON At KsoU1M4LE

Force to he Increased at tho British
Columbia Fortress.
HALIFAX. n. s.. Sept 11.-Great Britain is
strengthening herself on tho Pacific coast OF
Canada For years she has been building q
fortress at Esquimalt. D. c. two miles out
from the city Of Victoria on Vancouver Island.
Heavy guns have been mounted there.
The garrison has consisted OF about $50 men.
chiefly Royal Engineers and marine artillery.
Gen. SEYMOUR. has now received orders from
the British War Offico "a send the Nineteenth
Compan Of the Royal Arlilloryto EsIuimalt
to Temporarily relieve tho corps az marine ar
tillory and adding enough to the strength OF
the garrison TO make II 800 instead Of 1870 Tho
Royal Artillery will leave for the coast on
Sept. %.
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MAY RE a SULLIVAN lot

Something Fell Overheard from Their Boat,
But Nobody knows What It Was.
Whom the remnant OF the Tim Sullivan ex-
cursIon landed at the foot OF Clinton street last
night. something went overheard. and F. NJ
Evans Of $40 Water street jumped overheard
expecting 10 have somebody TO rescue. and
lights we're lowered. But only Evans appeared
on tho surface of the water and the excursion
ists paraded away. They were not In state
ing or not
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Mr.. Beale Also Buys n Gas Company There
for His New York Associates.
ALTOONA. Pa. Sept. 11.-Turner A. Beale.
representing New York men. to. day COM
pleted the purchase OF the City Passenger
Electric Railway. the Logan Valley Electric
Railway and the Altoona Gas Company.
from John Lloyd. the. principal owner.
The consideration was 81 100000. The Logan
Valley and City Passenger stock. $50 par. was
sold at 500 so and the Gas stock. $50 par at
$40 33, All holders will have an opportunity
TO sell their stock at the same rate.
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Arrivsd-MoSDAr. Sept IL.

Is Menominee, johnson. London.
Ss StfAthgylc. Cummings Shields.
Ss H~-iriette H., Lodge, Shields.
Be ARA Harris. huolva.
SIS asama Pement, Liverpool
ga Francis AraRo, Dupont Halifax.
Ss Laurentian, Vipund. Glesguw.
IS San Marcos Young. Galveston.
Ss Lancaster, United States cruiser, Thomas.
10 Jamestown, Davis. Norfolk.
Ship Dirigo. Goodwin. Antwerp.
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Mayor Lets the Hall ~ Record Bonds &c
ThroL" i.

Mayor Van Wyck has allowed tho authorize
ton OF the issue OF the Hall OF Records bonds
to become law without his signature. He
voted for the measure in tho Board OF Esti-
mate. but expressed his opinion. some time
before. that the contract was conceived in
ain"
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MARINE INTELLI0ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAc-THn DAT.
Sun rises. b:3s Sun sets. 614 Moon sets. 1o01
HIGH wArKR-rHIs DAT.
Sandy Hook. II SO Govrd ~ o5 I|iell Gate. 1i6a,
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Business Nutir;s.

: = :
Mrs, WinaIow's Soothing Syrup for children
tCethnE s2ftcus the gums, reduces al
lays pain cures win collie. darrhma. 25" bottle.
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Latest Marine Intelligence.
Arrived--ss Anchorla. Cart. wilson. from dlnS-
gov aud Neville; SIS LAuenburR. ShePltng. hatanZaB.
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IS Aller. from Gibraltar for New York.
SIS Cuvier. from st. Lucia for New York.
ss Empress Of India. from Yokohama for vanp
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sAILED TRoM FOREIGN PORT

Rs Barbarossa, from Now York, at Bremen.
ss Warrimoo. from Honolulu, at Vancouver.
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ing larger and larger as it ran. Present.
ly the body and legs could be made out,
and then the sweeping lnane and tail
{. riderIess horse, cavalry horse proba-
bly,, coming at eager speed to join his
comrade creatures in the long column.
cavalry horse undoubtedly, as, bound.
ing nearer and nearer, the tapping
rein. the dangling, black hooded stirrups,
the coarse gray blanket and the well
known saddle could be distinguished, a
grewsome sight to trooper eyes, harbin-
ger Of disaster it not Of death in almost
every case-a cavalry charger riderless.
And at last, as with piteous neigh the
!aboring steed came galloping straight.
way on,-a cry went up from two or
three soldier threats at the instant, q
vail Of soldier sorrow, God save us,
fellows, it's Blarney-it's the colonel's
own" Officers and men, they swarmed
about the weary, painting, trembling
creature, as hope died IN every hea2t at
what they saw. The saddle and hisnket,
the old overcoat, rolled at the pommel,
that so often had stood between Ned
Lawrence and the Texas gales, were all
dripping with blood. yet Blarney had
never scratch.
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Major Brooks seated himself on a saddle
blanket.
clay, II that's possible they've had un-
interrupted hours in which to deal with
Pennywise already. 1t 10 possible, he
nodded, with misery In the emphasis Of
his tone. II remember having heard of
that, .ail, but never thought it prac-
ticable for an ambulance Then there
is work before us yet. Call Sergeant
Ntzhugh," he cried. The word was
passed among the wearied groups,
where, squatting or lying, the men had
thrown themselves upon the ground,
alA presently, rubbing his red eyes, a
stocky little Irish sergeant came trudg.
ing up to his commander and silently
touched the visor Of his worn old cap.
"Can you guide us BY the shortest
route from here to the trail you spoke
Of to Captain Bsrclsy?" asked the
major.
Mac turned and gazed away south
westward along the line of the San Saba
hills.
uOH y ku1uh VIC CUuIu 1ulb5 Ats BILL
if we followed the foothills"
"Then we must try it," said Brooks
decidedly, half turning to the silent
officers as he spoke. "Let the horses
Craze ten minutes more and get all the
dew and grass they can, then Wen
push for it. 3"
And so, just before 8, hungry, weary
and weak-some Of the men at least
the little squadron clambered into sad
die and once more moved away. No
need to leave any one to say which way
they'd gone. The trail showed all that
Silently they headed for the broad val
ley of the Bravo, miles away to the in
visible west. Once across little rise in
the falda Brooks struck the slow trot
he had learned long years before from
the beloved major of his old regiment,
and doggedly the column took it up
and followed. Not mile had they
gone when the sun came peering up
over the heights far in their wake; for
few minutes the dew flashed and
sparkled on the turf before it died be-
meath that fiery breath, and still no
man spoke Sound sleep by night a
cold plunge at dawn and the hot tin Of
soldier coffee send the morning tongues
of a column en- route "wsgging like
sleeps tails" say the troopers, but it
takes forced all night march, follow
ing an all day ride, followed by
morning start without either cold
plunge or hot coffee, to stamp a column
with the silence Of a Quaker meeting.
Let no man think, however, the fight
is out of its heart unless he is suffering
for scrimmage on any terms. Men
wake up with snap at sound of the
first shot, dull eyes fash in answer to
the bugle challenge, and worn and
wearied troopers take brace" that
means mischief to the foe at the first
note that tells of trouble ahead. Just
two miles out there came the test to
Brooks men, and there was none so
poor as to be found wanting.
ITO BeContinued.)
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Notice to County Taxpayers.

The county tax Office at the
Court House will be open every
day during December from ga. M.
to IL m. AMI to 5 p. NJ, and
every Tuesday evening from I to
10 to give county taxpayers for
1898 a chance to take advantage Of
the 3 per cent. rebate.
All 1897 county taxes remain
ing unpaid after January Ist. 1899,
will be placed in the hands OF a
magistrate for collection, and all
costs will be added to the bill.
X. g. RETTEW,
n3o.Im Receiver Of Taxes
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CHAPTER XII.

The moon was throwing black shad-
ows into the deep cleft in the San Saba,
where the Crockett trail twisted along
beside the swift running riyulet, that
rose in the heart Of the hills and bub-
bled merrily away until lost in the
westward valley and the brook that
found its source at the springs far out
under the foothills toward the Brave
Slowly, YEARLY, warily, half dozen
troopers on jadcd horses were feeling
their way up the pass veteran cor
poral full 80 yards ahead of his fellows
leading on.
With the advance rode an officer
whose shoulder straps, cleaning on the
she'll jacket sometimes worn in the
| mounted service Immediately after the
war, seemed almost too bright and new
to accord with the dust grimed chevrons
aud trimmings of his comrades. New
and brilliant, too, were the hilt and
scabbard of the saber that dangled by
! his side. New and green" the men Of
his command had believed him to he,
in cavalry matters at least, when first
he joined them some weeks before, but
the most case hardened old customer
among their seasoned troopers had
abandoned that view before ever they
started OH this scout after gang Of
notorious outlaws, and now new and
very different theory was grinding its
way into their tired brains-that the
"Doughboy Dragon, as they had earli-
er dubbed him, Captain Gallyhad, as
one Of them heard he was called, could
give them points in covering the front Of
a column that were worth knowing, even
if they had been learned in u doughboy
regiment and among the Sioux. 1t
would be a smart Friday that man
aged to ambuscade old Brooks column
that cloudless, moonlit, breezeless
night, for with that veterans full con-
sent as we'll as to his infinite relief
Captain Barclay had himself gene for
ward with the advance the moment
they began to wind in among the hills,
and there at the post Of danger he had
held his way, alert and vigilant, de-
spite long hours in saddle that had told
heavily on more than half the com.
mand, calm and brave despite the fact
that their welcome to the westward
portal Of the pass was the sight Of poor
Blarney running to them for shelter,
sympathy and companionshp, covered
with the blood Of lis beloved rider.
And what was that riders fate? It
was now almost II O'Clock, and no man
knew. Only briefly had they halted and
docked about the painting steed, for
stern was the need that held them to
their course. With awestricken faces
and compressed lips they looked into
each others eyes, as though to ask:
What next? Who next? The major,
tender hearted as q woman, well nigh
choked with distress and anxiety as he
turned to Barclay for counsel, and long
before the rearmost Of the column had
reached the spot the decision had been
made. The leaders were again pushing
OH. Young Brayton, with half dozen
troopers, had been dispatched south
westward along the falda, ordered to
search high and low for Lawrence. dead
or alive. There was only one theory
that. pushing eagerly ahead to the re.
lief Of Cramer's crippled troop, the. GAL
liant ex-captain had taken no thought
Of personal danger the Old instinct Of
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% EGISTER'S ORDER,
Al REGIsrER's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEF.

DSc. 10, 1890
Upon the application Of Hannah P. Husbands
and Joseph G. Husbands A Illustrators OF John
Husbands late of Brandy wine Hundred in said
county. deceased, 1t is ordered and di
rected by the Register that the Administrators
aforesaid give notice of granting of Letters
of Administration upon the estate of decreased
with the date Of granting thereof by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date of such Letters in six Of the most
public places Of the county Of New Castle, re.
quiring all persons having demands against
the estate to present the same, or abide by an
net Of Assembly in such case made and provid-
cd and also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period in the DAILY REPUB-
LICAS, q new spaper published in Wilmington,
Del, and to. be continued therein three weeks,
(e. .,
,, Given under the hand and sea Of
SIS. office Of the Register aforesaid, at
t~~~~l Wilmington, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
CALVIN w. CR0SSAN, Register.
NOTICE-Noticei is hereby given that Letters
Of Administration were ia due form of law
granted unto the undersigned on the 18th day
of December, A. D. 1928, and that oil persons
having claims against the estate Of the deceas
ed must prese mt the same, duly attested, to tho
said Administrators on or before tho 18TH day
of December 1852, or abide the Act Of Assem-
bly, In such care made and provided,
HANNAH r HUSBANDS
JOSEPH Z. HUSBANDS
Administrators
Wilmington, Del, +. ..
Address R G Fraim, Attorney .at.Law, vii.
mington, Del. dis
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EGioTEK'S ORDER.
~ tE1IsrEn's OFFICE.
NEW CATTLE COUNTY. DEL.

pEGloIEKS ORDER
u NE1IsrEn's OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DeL.
December 20, 1898.
Uponthe application of Mary Il. Joles and David
Russell. administrators of Elizabeth Bpliew,
late OF Mill Creek Hid. in said county deceased.
It Ia ordered ud.d!rected by the Reg later. that
tho Administrators aforesaid give roNG3
Of granting Of Letters OF kdmnis trati OH up
Onthe estat OF the decoasei. with tho date OF
granting thereof. by causing advertisements
10 be posted within forty days from tho dats
Cfsuch lsttors IN six OF tns mo u publ places
Of tho county or New Castle requiring all
persons having demands against the estate
10 present tue same. or aDldo by an not OF
Assembly IN such CAGE made and pro slJsd;
ia the Same period IN the DAILY REPusLt-
CAN. Newspaper puDi!snei In Wilmington.
Del, and 10 be continued thorciu thrsS
weeks. (e. .. d.
.-~, Given under the han, and sea, Of
as. Office or the Register aforesaid At
- Wilmington. In New Castle County
aforesaid. the day aud year above written.
CALVIN ". CltUSSAN Itpsister.
NOTICE--N0tioe Is hereby given that lot
tiers of Administration were in dus form OF
law granted unto tho undorsigu,i. Oh tho
cOthday ofDecember A. d. 1893 anithat all per.
sons ha wing claims against tho estate Of the
deceased must present the eamc. GUY nitest.
ed 10 the said Admin istratoIH on or bcfora
the Goth day OfDecmeber 1899 or abide no Act
Of Assembly 10 such case mado Gndprovijei.
MARY e. JONES,
DAVID RUSSELL
Admin stratora
Address Msrshalton Idol. dA
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,aHI ,ess, " n: IisSiNc arr ss4.esas1;,


Ana win all their eyes Barclay and
the doctor gazed, but could sec no NOV.
ing object. Only the rolling prairie,
growing darker, DINNER every minute,
only the sun tipped ridge and buttes
and shining pinnacles far away toward
the San Saba. And still the relentless
trot went OH, aud the majors head was
never turned, yet his orderly, too. was
ducking and peering from time to time
atf to the southeast, just where the
trooper had pointed. Barclay, eau
iioning his sergeant to keep q steady
.rot, spurred forward. the doctor follow
ing ,..
"What do you see?' they asked, and
the orderly, too, stretched forth grimy
gauntlet.
"Thought saw q horse, sir. One
OF X troops. maybe. for there was no
rider"
With this corroborative evidence Bar
clay hailed the major. Major, may I
send man or two out in that direc.
tion?" he asked. "Two Of our people
report seeing . horse galloping this
way" '''
But. even as be spoke, over distant
divide, popping up against the sky just
long enough to catch the eyes Of half Q
dozen men at once, a black dot darted
into view and then came bounding
down the long, gradual moline. loom
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All trains Illuminated With Z" P si
p. Express trains.
AWEiAARE AVENUE sTATioN. FCR
s.SA: :; n: ~ sse. .ss sss IT, ). 81, M
E"sa ss s4si s -: L. es p e. s .ss II
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BALTIMORE AMI WAY sFATIoNs.
IF 9: m; Sot .. M. ,dsily.
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sl256, 3.H .A57. 7.82, ''.u s. m.
PITTSRURG. week days. 1884 =. MI
days, 'sA a M: $40 taIi Pullman csrsl.
ehts Aso. daily; An {. m i, ..s7 p ..
n dffNselEa441 <. xsD 5 ST. f. E aos!4Ys -.
m" To Lbs ana 1N 81 pRRrRor aa!ly VII D. 49,
daily % Toledo and daily except sands3
70 NEW rs1E0 Orleans AND MEMPHIS vi.
RRTsTOL AND CHATTANOOGA, 40
.. M. daily. Through sleepers TO Mem
phis and New Orleans.
SlN.IEELY ACCOMMODATION. week
days. 7ss a. m; 49, es 1855 .. m. Sum
df HyaiN Sc 81 Eli; s0 A1{ss6YMmRopArros.
week days, 725, 1000 a. m; so4, AT p m.
Sundays, 1000 4; ~; 5;$2 p. r.; ~ ,,
nALr1MoRE. week days. as = ms
IAfN;DoiEiNBERG. week days. sE 80
.. m; ?.55, 20 p. m. Sundays. s.S5 a M:
'IEAyI prlLApELpHIA. Fog VII
go .ipss il.sS e am A asao. ISL, 10, So
APO, 43o. '5N tall Pullman csrs). ~.
sis, SO .7.SO 1896, 10 10 '1l.35 p. m. Sun.
days. *ss5. 1890, 900 ilso a: M; .l2.@.
sl37, 200 -42O, 43O, $50 tall Pullman
cars $50. .7.sO, 1915 1880 p m, -.
Demarvia Telephone No. l93 M
Rates to Western points lower than Va
any other line.
W M GREENE. d. Il. MARTIN,
Gen. Manager. Man. Of Pass. Traits.
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Wilmington & Nor. K. K.

TIMETAHLRIN EFFECT NOV. %, ~
Traius Isavs Wilmington (FreNch beress
Etntipu) t,r g a. .. Junction, Montohahln
WlaterhNrn, Guyencoart. Granogue, gossars
Emil seyiiie, WORTHWHILE, Coatasville and inter.
mediate stations, daily except Sunday, az ~
a VI 2l5, +, anil s. ~ p. IN Sundays only att1
am. Z 10 and I p. M
intermediate stations, daily, except sunday
att 70 a, IN 2 Is aud j.uJp. IN Sundaysoniy ~
10: a IN, ! Is and 4 !, IN.
For Joanna Blrdsboro, Reading and inter
med at. stations, daily except Sunday al Lse
a IN, and Alp IN Sundays onlyat 80ss
and lisp n.
A q McAUSLAND, superintendent.
BCWNESS BRIGGS Cen. Pass. Agent
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Location, Quality
and Finish

considered, these houses are not dupllca.
ted in Wilmington for the money
DON'T BUY a HOUSE UNTIL YOU HAVE
WASHINGTON ST. NORTH Sem IF ESE
SIDE, BETWEEN 2lst and I'D STR EETS.
Three story, colonial design, porch
fronts, reception halls, hardwood finish. tiled
vestibules, tiled bathrooms, open fire places.
tiled hearths, modern sanitary plumbing
throughout Electric gas lighting electric bells
bed chambers large and roomy, front and side
lawns. For price and terms apply to
WIN. e. HAWKINS, Manager,
7I7 Tarket Street.
,,Dl.
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Pennsylvania Railroad.

:SIcheau!e in effect November q. 1Si
TiHils leave Wilmington as follows:
$50; 742. $50. $50. s.5s, s.ss; a,55, 700, ne
ll,.A ll.4a a, NJ; r2.lt. 1877, 400. al, *.
~ s91 %ss , S51. S9t and sii
nj is4.; 80 10. rs 20 "a and > @ p n
Tor Chester scxp!e ss), l.57. 40 80.
~. 70 SO. SO, 1903, ~; ll;2s ~ r.
Accommodation. ely. 7.@. sH, 1l.3A
NJ: l24t, 30. 400 52t s.sS, 10 and los
ID. j, rs" 5sis e o.r Is, esprs ss ~
a. s nsp' SSn nlas'' CAS- - sH avg ~
FEisG eHsGs s.a S1 So f ia, Sc ioSs am.
For Boston without change, iol6 a. nj.
aI For N Newark * Center and Intermediate
Baltimore and washington t.a5, sl
II! H. 81? s5g as rs lS sl: : !So rs s HI
Baltimore. and intermediate stations.
as2, 4.4S. $50 p m, 100 night.
lGsEe ph'aaspnis s5Sad trse e. 81 tSt
s 81, i5s' a. tx e. 'l Is II II 5S Ss II:
IT'D, 1ils 3; r., p; and ls:S5 ntgH.. ,Ox
nj l.2s, s.l6, 4.os.' 40 s25. sos. 1903 snd
suNpAl TRAINS. -
Fors Philsa,deIPhia, espresso. ~ ~.
* IL; e. e. S Sss a. is ! and 4 s u - i w.
Accommodation, 70l. Sl9 a. M: la9.
l!5, 400, 90 and i0t0 p, M,
Err a. Gmesi 49, ST. G5kDI4esssss o 10 ST. and a
Accommodation. 7o7, s1s a. M; l2~.
Far ~? Nv w. Ydrf sna iso d K u.
SO, 9.Ss Dining Carr SIS IFS a. M:
y; uRi = % Sap 500 60 , S@ SRRi rasS
a. m; 400, lis. and IOi0 p. M.
For Boston. WITHOUT change. G.57 p, n.
,ois s @; ,s o. T. e. i5o, 5s5 .sa s&
Sill .. m. and 1888 night
o. leave p ri fh,aS Ss ffs' Broad street 70.
n m iaos. 'i liz II SSs Sc, 7s, SIS lid
'' iscpom mo sna sss n'$Shsa 1876 M,
1880 2a2 $40, s.3s. and 1908 p. m.
FOR THE SOUTH.
pcepers TO Sew Orleans Memphis, Tam.
pa, Nashville. via Ashevills snd Hos
Atlantic Coast Line.-1aa49 p: m, daily,
sleepers to Jacksonvillc, Port Tampa ana 70
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. BIZ p.
m, daily, dining car. and sleepcrs to ''n'
cinnati.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
For New Castle, sl3. 1l.H a M 2@s
Il Fo an" he Sss p sis g. a m; .g7 p m. wesr
For Dover. Harrington and pelnsr.
SIS ll.o4 a; m: Al $50 and ll''' p M
sT For SWyom mn p and way s,atlona. as5 p.
cdEsr; .d tsF S Ss2s chf' Ga r nss
'aH ThS As T. R 4 E. F INK STREET
STATION is6K T FHELA MHsfi
cinnaii. Louisville and ST. Louis tpin'
10 4 a, M m daily. Tor p,ttsbnrg and CHI
12,@ p M daily Limited" p,ttsbnr5.
Chicago, cleyeland, T9isd9 3in GtInS'nns.t
rs ST a dq 1a Fl o ana cisvesaa
Is5E M daily pItsbH,s . GaSies e. I |sss
So 'i D. ia daily Pl,tsbura. Chicago and
Cleveland; and Toledo. except sathr-
10 w m; daily ,rltsNurs, Cincinnati and
II % p Pm nj. daily Pi,tshurg and chlcagos
Cleveland eXcspt sa'Hr isy i, An
vcstbnle Parlor Cars and Dining Ha,.
No extra fare other thun the usual PULL
~" Z, Limited Limited Express. vestIbule rarios
Dining Car. No sxtra fare ..
The Wilmington Transfer Company
hotels and residences.
For further Information. passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the sta-
j. J B. HUTCHINSON. J., R: wooD.
Gen Mafeger. Gen. Pass' AseHt.-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-11
For Sale or Rent!

Store snd dwelling northeast corner Fourth
and franklin
Etore and dwelling northwest corner Seeond
and Harrison.
back porches and all the modern conveniences
Also several and room houses, with AL i'm.
provements, $40 and Sl2 per month.
Two Broom houses with front porclnes, at
Fourth and Scott, % per month.
Also number Of houses ranging from &per
month upwards, according to the locality. Also
number Of desirable building dots in differ
ent sections ofthe city will be sold on month
u payments. Special terms to builders. De
sirable tenants can save money by applying to
P. ]. FORD,
S. E. Cor. Tenth aud Market Streets.
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