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WILMINGTON, THtKHDAl, JULY 26.
Making the Tariff a Heftige.
As usual when defeat stares them in t he
face, the Republican parly managers are en
deavoring to make the tariff the main issue
in the approaching Presidential campaign,
and to use it a cloak to cover the multitude
of sins with which their administration oi
at)airs lias l»ecu alleuded.
It is doubtful, however, if the "tariil
" hurrah" will have its usual edect any
longer, for although the American people
patieut and loug sudVring, they will not
continue iudutiuitely to swallow the inordi
nate messes oi political quackery that
have been forced down their throats
in the past. When the Republi
can party was charged with the long cata
logue of crimes aud peculations that had
been committed iu its name aud under its
protection, the only answer wras that the
party
tariff
industry. It did not matter that half the
leaders of the party and many of its ablest
journals were out aud out advocates oi tree
trade, as all swallowed their real convictions
and joiued iu the hue aud cry alter the
voles oi the workingmen of the couutry.
Indications are that the "Lurid howl" will
agaiu be employed by the Republicans next
year, in the hope of averting t c
defeat that now laces them with such
a threatening aspect. But its edicacy has
been destroyed, audits hypocrisy completely
exposed. It is harped upon by editors w hose
private tree trade opiuious
aud its msiucerily
who are known to be iu sympathy wi h Land
reform, advocate high protection simply
with the idea ol advancing the Republican
cause. The many infamous lies that
was the champion of high
aud protection to American
uutorioub
allebled V hou xien
beeu boldly utu-.red iu the iuterest of the
tarit! qucbtiou, have simply had the
effect of removing it entirely Irorn the do
main ol politics, and placing it belore the
people as a matter not to be determined by
the bucccbb oi
the other but to
: party
the beat intcreblb oi the
be dealt with
'hole couutry may require.
The Repul licau party muat go. It must
to the people lor ilb nigh crimes
no ridiculoun bide ibsue«
aubwi
mibdemeanors,
will be allowed to divert tue atteuliou o! the
people lrom the real question, aud save it
from deberved iiupcachmeul.
The Tkusteeb of tub Poor were more
generous than just, yesterday, wheu they
allowed the expense account oi the unknown
parties who removed a small-pox eorpse
lrom the yard at dixth aud DuDoul streets,
where it had been saicly buried, and rein
terred it iu the Potter's Field. Their action
iu violation oi law, as w. 11 as prejudi
cial to the public balcty, and iuste.«d oi pay
ing them the Tiusie b should have laaeu
measures to discover and puuish the lawless
trespassers.
Tue Public bunuings Committee of City
Couucll have doue themselves credit iu the
alterations and decoranous of the Council
chamber. They should ioliow uu this good
work by haviug the auditorium aud the
stairway leading up stairs renovated iu a
similar, though noi so expensive or elabo
rate, mauuer. At present the lower hail is
eyesore, aud the people are entitled to a
little beauty aud comlo.t as well as the
wcmbcis of Council.
on
a
to
a
■
Many remdents aiuug West Eighth
. street, aud iu the immediate vicinity, would
be gnatly pieaoed ii the City Fasseuger
Railway Company would run a
to connect at Eighth and
Market. They are iirmiy of the opinion that
such au auucx would be largely patronized.
Uuk people will not be disposed to grum
ble at the (Quickstep players 1»
losing games like the
she Brooklyn club. It w
contest,
that alway hovers over the nail held iavored
their opponents.
Evidently some one was to b'aine for
the horrible disaster that has tilled Ba ti
more wiih su< ti woe aud sulleriug, but from
the uaid verdict ol the Cor<
likely that the guilty party
allowed to escape without eveu a formal
censure.
a
lit
Lu.ou street,
l
icasionally
yesterday with
a well played
which the "luck" or "ehuuce"
F.
'»jury it
11 be
The America
Rapid Telegraph Com
ceded to the demands ol the Brother
pany
hood, yeaierduy, and lairly broke the back
of the oppobiiioi
W entern Union
Lbe
r. at »trike. The
>"pi»ly, it i» expected,
vill
Lave lo lolU.w fuit.
The New Y<,rk World
"whether the people
Deuiociatic PrcMdeut c
"iu aecurcaiice
prebbed at the poiib" lb the ibtue to be de
cided iu 1384 "
that
rule and whether a
declare*
be inaugurated
itii the popular will ab ex
Although less than one ye
Tree ton, N. J., Ti
suits on hand aud a daily circulation ot
nearly four thousand. For a mere bantling
this is a good record.
>id the
, has over a dozen libel
It is
ii» liiat the pamphlet laws of the
last besbiou ot flic Lugibla
!• r dbtributio
They ought to have I»
vill be
■ady
by the 15 h of Augu»t.
t»ut six weeks ago.
Mi
,y 11...
you want to pres, r
day». Lay it in a
over night ui.d yov
You can albo keep milk a
stirriug in a little of the "Snow Fiake"
brand.
libl) for several
■at
olulion ol Rex Magnus
•an keep it. for
*ek».
jek or
Of
Many llemedies.
before the public for Nervoua Debility and
•rative System there
is none equal to Allen's Brai Food, whi< h
promptly and permanently restores all lo t
vigor; it never fulls. $1 pkg., ti lor 95—At
druggist or at Allen's Phurmacy 215 lstave.,
New York.
weakues» of Nerv«
MOK.NIXJ SI MMAHÏ,
Th# appraisal of the property of Henry
W. Longfellow, the deceased poet, shows a
value of about 9350,1 *00, of which |150,000
is real estate.
William IluV'Wf colored, »© ex convict,
wss shot dead by Marotud <j>dcn, in Win
chester, Kentucky, on Tuesday Bight, wliUe
resisting arrest. ,i v
A slight break wn* reported yesterday In
the iauk6 of the Union st» -el workers at
Bethlehem, Peuua , 15 of them resuming
work at the mil »a.
The b*h)w Seabird of Chicago was seen
capsized near Grand Haven,a lew days ago,
and it Is supposed her crew of six men went
down iu last Friday's squall.
Two colored Bien were killed ami a third
atuliy injured ou Tuesday by an ex
plosion of dynamite In the Gould and F
uel works at Steubenville, Ohio.
The Louse of William H. Sherman, at
Glen's Falls, N. Y., was entered by burg
lars, who bound **r. Sherman and robbed
the house ol 9500 worth of Jewelry.
Robert Reed, Samuel Hart, ami William
Duun, were terribly burned by au explosion
of cinder blast, at the Crane lrcu Works, at
OaUu»auqua, Fa., yesterday morning.
A large mass of earth and rock fell yeste
rday morning at the Hampdeu reservoir, ou
the outskirts of, Reading, killing
laborer aud seriously w ouuding another.
A passenger truiu aud a ballast train col
lided at East Shamokiu, Fa , yesterday.
Both eugiues and two passenger
wrecked, and live laborers were severely in
jured.
Frederick Matthews, nephew of Matthews
the soda wafer manulu«. luivr, committed
suicide yesterday iu N< w York, by shooting
himsell in the head with a pistol. No cause
is assigned.
It is now intimated that the bond call—to
be Issued this week—will probably Include
:rli the outstanding per cents not yet of
fered for exchange, a.noun ling to nearly
931,000,0C0.
No trace has jet beim fouud of Captain
Webb, who went dowu iu the whirlpool ol
Niagara. It is believed his body will not
appear on the surface of the whirlpool for
five or six days.
'•Badie" Hall, wife of "Coal Oil Johnny,*'
whs shot him dead in a house of ill-repuie
at Terre Haute, Indiana, last Friday, has
I »een discharged ai a preliminary hearing on
the ground ol insanity.
8ix colored men and two girls were
drowned by the upselling oi a boat iu Lbe
James river, at Oiaremout, Virginia, on
Monday night. They were crossiug the
river to attend a prayer meeting.
A special dispatch Irorn St. Joseph, Mo.,
says that a freight train with a passenger
ear attached ran olf the'trac k on the Wabash
Railroad, near Lawson, yesterday. One
man was killed aud six passengers injured.
The schoouer Mattie Fidget, from Balti
more for Norlolk, eapsized oil Thomas Point
Tuesday afternoon, and her
5D were drowned.
Italian
m re
iu a bquall,
crew ol three colored
Her captaiu wabreecued by a pabbiug 6Lam
ship.
Richard O'Conuer, a private watchman
shot aud G'OrlaUv wouuded Myer Frauk,
aged Id year*, iu Chicago, ou Tucaday even
mg. When arrettted, O'Conuer gave
excuse that the ooy ''watj too uearacar con
laiuing watcrmeioiib."
The Georgia Houae of Repreoeutativeb yetè
tenJay uuseated H. B. Froctor (white),
Ke present alive from Cauj<leu couuty, aud
aeaU-d Anthony Wiluou (colorer), iu hib
place by a vote of HI to 6i. W'itbou haa ueeu
iu two previous Legialatuiea.
The farmer« of the towoBhij)« bordering
ou iakea Simon* and Conebouciiig, iu Ou
tario, have petitioned the Dominiou Goveru
*nt "to t. ke steps to lower the level ol
the lake« to the normal level, aud rescue
mai y iarnia Irorn rulu which are now sub
merged."
J udge Allen delivered the charge to the
jury iu the; Polk ease, at Nashville, Tenu.,
yesterday afternoon. The charge 1 b said to
be unmistakably unfavorable to the defend
'cry count ol the indictment. It is
expected that the jury will returu a verdict
thia morning.
it
1
thia morning.
"Paddy" OTJrieu, a saloon keeper, and
"Mike" Breeze, a miner, began a prize tight
for a stake ol 9 i '><H), near Naulicoke, Peuua.,
on Tuesday evening. Alter 11 rouuds had
been lougbt a crowd of women, braudisb
ing knives aud pistols, broke into the ring
and put a stop to (lie tight.
On Tuesday morning the parallel rod o!
a Central Railroad engine, at Auguslu, Geor
gia, broke, and the detached drivers began
to tear the machinery. Foreman ledge and
a train baud, uamed Ed. Carter, jumpeu
the eugiue, the la 1er striking against
the ground and being instantly killed.
The staking dress aud cloak makers in
New York did not resume work yesterday.
The men say they will not resume until the
demauds of those workiug for "the small
outside employers or contr
plied with, and the tuauulaeturers say they
ke no further concessions to the
L<
■
tor«" arc eon
"will
strikers."
A passenger train on the Saratoga rail
road collided with a "wild cat" freight
tralu a few miles lrom Schenectady yester
day afternoou. Both engine« were wrecked
aud a passenger ear, baggage car aud four
freight cars were burned. Seven persons
The collision it*
attributed to the mistake of a telegraph
operator
were injure» , one fatally.
he
lal
dance of the Sioux Indians
Tuesday at the e
took place
Rosebud Agency iu Dakota.
lrom all parts
a number of w lute visitors
Filteeu
the
P
1
Uiousand
"ivatiou and
India
the r
preseut.
warriors took part iu the dance,
having prepared themselves
by lasting h
l icerating their bodies.
•cording to
days and irivtitiully
A strong effort will
eut to put a
he made
stop to their liarbarous practices.
•e the ttovern
1 wo more ineffectual ballots for United
States Senator were taken by the Ne
Hampshire Legislature yesterday. The last
—the 34th joint ballot—stood: Jacob 11.
Eia, E. H. Hollins aud Aar
benjamin F.
Barnard, 2; J. H Galiinger, 3; James W.
Patte
F. Pike,
Murslon, 33: W
F. Stevens, 1
*ott, 2; Daniel
Pr<
Î. Mason W. Tappan, 19; Austin
Charter H. Burn», 27; Gil
. E Chandler, 05; Harry
Bingham, 111. Neeessaiy to u choice, 157.
•'Hucliupl
Siuiek, complete cure, all annoying Kld
n»iy, Bladder and Urinary Ui8eat»e6. $1.
i>ruggista.
Dr. R. V, Pierce's
very" c
"Golden Medical Dir*
humor, lrom the
en pimple or eruption to the worst sc
every kind
K
to plx bottle»
o live bottle
the lace.
Lotties el.
It-rbe
or tetter.
Jure the worst kind ol
prill pie»
the system ol boils,
» corrupt
earliuucies
to eight I
and the worst scrofui
, mid i
great diHCouut,
ties c
running
half-dozen and dozen
Ul&tl
ul
Hy drugg
lo
Vital OuosIIoiih .
Ask the most eminent, phy.-iciun
Of any school, what is the best thing i*
the world for quietiug and allaying all irri
tations ol Urn nerves aud curing all forms
of nervous complaints, giving natural
childlike refit «hing sleep always?
And they will tell you uuheoitaHugly
"Some form of Hops !"
CHAFTBR I
Ask any of all the most cmiacut physi
clans:
What is the best and only re
idy that
be relied on to cure all diseases of Up
kidneys aud urinary ore aus; such as Bright'»
disease, diabetes, retention or inability to
retain urine, and all the dhcaaes and aU
to W
•Ills peculi
h»-y will tell >ou expliclty and em
pliatieally "Buehu."
Ask the
'■ physicians
"What is the roost reliable and surest
dyspepsia; eon
stlpation, imligesiion, billlmiHnes». malarial
lever, ague, &e and they will toll you .
Mandrake ! or Dundeiio. !"
Hence, when the-e rumedles
with other* eqqally valuable
Aud compounded Into Hop Ritter«, Ruch a
[Concluded ne
onmbiucil
C
week. J
JOHN WA NAM A K KiVH.
Out trade in kind fad ex
tent, demand* two things -
that we keep up a ^assortment
eWh*ifl thk dutftsat times, and
that when broken lots get in
our way they be moved out
promptly to rt»-«ke itom 'lor
more desirable goods. These
points and ttie constant de
mand for more room to do an
increasing business are at the
bottom of Bargain Tables. A
quick price that will do the
work in so many days is put
on them, but thiB has nothing
to do with the regular trade
over the counter where you will
find stock complete always.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
We had run out of those
deli< ately-wrought, open-work,
sexagon, nickel-plated Napkin
Kings, at 8 cents each. Ready
for another run now.
Sllv< r eounter, J un I » r »tree t uu trance second
on laff.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
A $3 Duplex Grindstone for
50 cents is the gem of the
hardware counter. In a few
moments it puts an exact
double bevel on the edge of
your carving-knife.
h of eloT%t«»r.
JOHN WANaMAKER.
Ll
'•Well, if that isn't cheaper
than to bother getting a ftame
made and nailing on mosquito
netting!" And the sensible lady
ordered the neat walnut ad
justable Window Guards to lit
any window, for GO cents.
ol
to
is
Loi
llo
r, house-furalsalng department.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Which most to admire one
can't tefl; the richness of de
sign in that invoice of Baccarat
Lamps for kerosene or the in
genuity displayed .n the ex
tinguisher. which rises and in
closes the charred wick an'«
prevents incrustation.
flvor, north of centre.
L<
JO N WANAMAKER.
• Believing that a better "un
derstanding" of our Shoe De
partment would aid the under
standing it is our province to
turnish our customers, we have
■adically changed the appear
ance of these sections, in the
laying of an entire new floor,
oiled and waxed, with rugs laid
in front of the settees,
cooler, neater and better every
way for the warm months, and
our friends have warm appro
val for the < ool breeze from the
blast-fans that render shoe-fit^
ting a luxury and not a dread
ed discomfort.
The Waukenphast is still
sold at $8, and the Ladies'
Buttoned Boots, in excellent
makes, at figures that afford
the most economical footgear
right.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
It is
Market street,
entrance
Linen Pillow Slips, recently
lrom our own work rooms (no
button holes), at less than you
will get th linen for.
Linen for a Sheet, for less
than you 11 get the stuff for by
the yard.
Made-up-Sheets (not many
of them) at about tie same.
Floor Linen—the less
you
want for your room the less
per yard and vice versa.
N o time to explain parad
I he salespeople can tell you, if
not too busy selling.
XUS
i*
Chestnut s- reel entrance, first
left.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Fancy Feathers, which are
worn so very generally in Paris
this s-asou, are also in great
request here We have kept
pace with this demand and
kept our assortment full.
Main floor, southeast c<
John Wanamakeb,
C ^3 - i«h.'î hl i , i teenth Market street*
and City-Kail sqaare, Fàiiadeiphla.
mBOAEUANH»
PHILA
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AM» f W»
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New Y°rk-2.on j.*» 0.5«, tl.M a.
****** l.fld, 2.<R 5.17, *.*, »>. n
* n 't iBterme.lu - «tatloa»—I.Oi,
t.nxwJ «.ttp. ui.
«Minière and wnÿXfmè-ff.iff p. m.
baltimore an') Washington L42, «•*«. «.■'» '.it
a. uv M M, &.UU «.«. IX.M p. m.
■alUiuofe o»»lv 1-4*4 a h -2 27 and 6.00p.m.
Train« Tor Delaware IMrl. ion leave Tor:
New Oa*Üj-4.i|C. a.i0u. m. 1.(15» 3.00, 8.25 p. u..
JrUpgtauawj i^viactUaU: iuUua^-41,10 a. tr.
l^lmar nn.rifi term.Milan- a. m.
K.^pn-sh for Defmar. 4. 4t p.in.
! *USki»A 1 lKy» INS.
liadelphla aud Intermediate siatioM—«.10 a. u.
2.«*in. 6.30.17.30, 9.56, p. in.
aild New York -2.00. 2.23 a. m. 6.17.
MlNuTiiN
BALTIMORE.
foil««*» tor
■
*
lladelph
irnoVe .nd WMhinrton-i c, in. Am. ». n,
m. 11.04 p. m.
I'
I
I tin* ar«- l.ud a.
forth Sr lttlWm
m.
i pAASeiiaru are
tabla* i«isSe<l at the depot.
■
t^Tralns in larked thus: (*
fun which extra fare 1« charged.
4. R. WOOD. UsnVral Fassenper Set.
jp 11 AB. A. I' j jiQI L (General M «iiauer.
ilinlted express
u
■
ORE & PHILADELPHIA H. K.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
JUNK 1st, 1883, trains will run as
b>n and xfuir
follow«:
,la*.»T« Wilmington 7.«6, ju.at, a m: 5.» p.
Arriva at Lajudankarx, 8.60 a. in; 12.00 nc
#£r day. leflve Wllmliifto', io tb a. m.. and
.Arrlv«- at Landender , ll.40a. m. 7.10 p. in.
Leave Laadjlnberx s.50». m; 12.60p. m.
I Arrive at Wtlmfnjrt'in h.uc a. m; 2.16 p. m.
Sundaya.leave Landen NT|r,8.00 a in. 4J0p.in.
Arrive tlLjjiugLo.i, y.10 ». iu. 6.40 p. n».
JD. pi)KN ELL. rid|M rinu ndent.
|»EWNSYUVAN1A «AILROAO
LH ANO AVTKK JUNK It, 1MB.
MAIN LINE.
TRAINS I.KlVK RIRIA1) STREET STATION.
•Llally. |Jl.lly
"New York .tul .SilciiK» l.iinlRsl** of
'U 11 map Pa]
a»I Mint, P
larr.»tmrjf»E
naira ra KkyMeaa...
Walk tu» Exlireaa...
Erl«- Mall and Huflklo h
excei»» Saknlrday_
ILane Ex|tr«tati .
sept Hu inlay.
ce cXra .
labarg
• *11.29 A.
.-11.06 a.
.• 8.05 p.
.*11.20 n. m
.* 4.30 a. U
.S 7.40 a. m
•SIl.o5 a. m
I
Wert'
I
C'e.t
Exp
daily
. 11.20 p. m
7.40 a. IQ
G.30 aiirJn.us ».
sock Haven
ilartlnsiioW
liaiubersbur
l.o,
xpreae....
XpTCBB
and llhgeretowi!
• 40 aJid 11.0* i. m , daJiv, 11.20 p.
^ShinaSdtïf ' ^aifey^Kaiiroad . very
w.*4k day at 7.« a. ui., and New Or
leans nanaurli Luray and ( batta
iKHiga, dally at.
Harrisburg a ltd York Exj
.Mali Train...
iarrlalm -a Accuinim »dation
ork and Ha lover Kxpr» ns.
York, Ha». 1 '
■dn
H.9C
Cham
. 11.29 p.
lî;St
.I 2.14 p. m
. .....I 7.40 iL m
i.., «1 Fr.Al. rlck Exi.resiji i .06 a. m
olunii.ia an l Yufk Accommodation. ..§4 41 p. id
rarkcaburg traltf...|J
L>OWiiinglowin Aceottimoil.til»ui, «. 10, ,.15,'11.46
«lay, 7.30 a.
45 p. 111.
d 10,38 p. iu.
I 8.16 p.
raoll Trains, A. Ill 7.1% 8.15, 10.I6 aud 11.46
a. in.. 14.45 1.45, 2.14, 2.45, 3.15, 3.45, 4.16. 4.45,
KI5. 6.45, Al«, G.4.», 7.45. 0. |f s 10.30 2nd U.A) p.
. (in SumUy. 7. *),>:«, ».30 and 11.46 a. m..l,
45, 8. »5, *. |\ 8.15 and |0.15p. in.
Bryn Mav-r TValn«, «.10,
«.15,8.45, I0J1\ 11.45 a.
£ A 8.16, 8.4)», 4.15, 4.+I, 4.45, 5.15, 5.15, «.16 fl.45,
't . io, ». 15. 10.i|W and ll..«> I». in. i)n buudav, 7.»)!
* 9.3". II,*5a. in.. 1, 2.45, 3.45, 5.15, Ali and
«.45, 7.1A 7.45
.. 0.46. 1.46, 2.16,
.16 p. in.
West CbeSWit Express, 7.40 a. a., 4.44. 6.4D p.m.,
o.l ». 6.45^45,^.45, lljmp. m. Op Huii'lay'fV^fU)
11.45, x. mj. l 6.16 and io. |,5 n. m.
'Trains iirrtvf-From PltUburF, 2.5ft atid 7,60 a.
I in., 5.15. 7.25 p. in., daily. 4.26 a. m.,
;ex««pt Moiidav. from Erie and WI Itams
K...Î» Mm U alj»'a»'d N lagalu Vnll^ /'.üu a. ui^'laljy
ee|»t Monday, From l.m k Haven, 8.15 u, m.l
tally vxeeut Sunday. From Watkins, Elmira
d Williamsport, 7.26p. to., dally, except Sun
day.
NEW YORK DIVISION.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
FOR NEW YORK.
Express
Ol * eek-duvs,
4. 5 excep t Moiidav, (..«) 7.30,
»"d 11 ni lu. ( I.United Express,
5.2Ü p. "i.)ll. 3, 4, 5. «,«.*»,7.45, baud 8.i) p.
• I I .01 night. < III Sundays, 8.i5, 3.20,
8.30 a. in., 4, ( LI no ted Express. 6.20)6.30,
d 8.2*» p. m, an«l 12.01 iiluht.
3.15,
ïk 1 »
1.30,
»"ti;
7.45,
For Brookl
If", N. '..a'l through trains eon,
rs. > City with boats of "llrooMyn
Annex, " Affording direct transfer to Felton
• et, avo ding double ferriage and Journey
- ' ew York city.
r ^ea Girt, Spring Ijxke,Ocean Beach,
e, Asoury Fark and I.oiig Branch,
nd 2.4% 8.00, 3 80, 4.U0 p.
Express f.
•1 ll.:«>a. m.,
FROM KENSINGTON STATION FRONT AND
NORRIS sTRKsrrs.
, «.65 and 8.40 a.
Express for New Y
sL
, a.
week-day sL
FROM MARKET STREET WHARF.
Exprès« for New York, via Camden
8.50 a. iu
Exprchs f.
via Tom
Trenton,
4. 30 p.
week-»lay«.
"7- •*'"! Branch, Ac
and Berkeley. 7.30 a. m^ 4 p
Kit
f«if Turn's River and Intermediate
. m, aud 5.20 p. in.
a. m. and 4.00 p. m.
BËLVIDERB DIVISION.
FROM BROAD STREET STATION.
Dally, ex rent Siimlay— Exprès» for hiu&bertvlile,
Easton, la-la ware Water Gap, Scnuiton, Blng
haiutoji hi »I uswego, 8.00a. ui., 12.01 ami 6.00 p.
in. For M-rauton and W«U*.r Gap only, 4.00
Fur l.amln it* hi,., a p. m.
For Kleintiiku.ii, «.(JO a. m.. 12.01 aud 4.00p. m.
I rains arrl vV- dai 1 >• cxccpt Su nday-From Easto
9.60a. UI.; 3.50, 7.46and« 66 p. m.
FROM KKNK|N(,TDN STATION,
A N i > NORRIS STREETS.
y—Express for Lambert ville.
Water Gan, Sc tan ton. Buig
M>.l Oswego. 7.40 a. in., 12.01, 6.&0 p.in.
F«»r Scranton ami U alcr Gap ouly, 3.35 p. iu.
nljcri ville, 2.10 p. m.
IclliiugUgi, 7.4(i a. Hi.; 12.01 and 3.:» n. m.
plng-var tli-K» u can lie lia»l *t Hr»»ad and
iura *tr» ' ti, 83« Cluiatiiut street, and Br<
Street .SlatInn.
The l.' n Ioli i
check Imgg igt
cards ami lull i
stall«
Tuckertmi,
FRONT
Dully, «iu. pt Sund»
Easton, Delaware
For FI*
HI,Ci
( ii
•r Company will call for and
""i hotels' auef rcsld.-iu-cs. Time
ermatluM CtUi Im obtained
the following
No. 8.% Clicstnut
. Br<>ad and Chestnut,
« 116 Market street,
4« heltou ave. Germant' n,
. 324 Federal St. Cattden.
CHAIfl.ES K. PUGH, General Manager,
J. R. WOOD, General Fasse nger Agent.
■
.
''t.
1
T1CKKT omicKK:
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
DOUBLE TRACK-STKKL RAILS.
SPLENDID s( EN FRY,MAGNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL Ka.L
WAY.
—TAKING EKFXCT MAT Ti 18M.—
Trains!. Dc L.il Hmorc city time, bk
M all Train, dailv ex.-ept Sunday, for
the North ami West. 7.30a. in
nd Limited Express, dally
follows :
( I, m.,/
w- -I
..10.45 a.
• 10.46 a.
6.'46 p.* to!
inuda'ion. 8.80 5.ab's.'aoanfioaj
•*ept Sunday. Sunday only, t.iw
Fast Linn, daily. West
Harris!»« rd 1»
Sunday.. ...
Western Express, dally ..
Mall Exprès, West, dally
Parktowu Ac-.i
p. in., dailv,
a. m., aud l.:i
Cockeysvlil«.. a.
2.30, 5.00,, 8.0H
nger, dally
« pt
rommmlatlon, 9.30, u.30 a. .....
hIui li^nf- m * Uuu<t "y.
For Haiiovlur and Gettyaburg. 7.80 a. m.
For Grenu Spring Branch, 6.30 ».
F.»r tickets
.. 8 and 5.30
all
points East, North and West.
natation, at Northeast corner
Calvert streets, and at Union
æîrî*» 1 '
Stailoii.
B'ttfgngf called for and chflclusd at hotels and
residences on orders left at office, northeast cor
Balilmore and Calvert streets.
BA LTH1 ORE AND POTOMAC RAID
ROAD
PROM ('ADVERTSTATION.
TAKING EFFECT JUNE 1', 1383.
. _ .... d 8.55 n. u.
.ï , w!" ld a 4 À 7lM * H * 46 "d
•n.. aud 6.00 and 7.1Ô p. m., «billy.
, , r. ek Une, 7.00 a. m. and 4,10 p. m..
dally, except rinnday. * v '
For Allnapollb, 7.110 a. to, daily except Sunday,
d 6.00 >. in., dally. *
For HI.'Innmid and the South
in., dally; an.l3.lftp. m„ dally exceptBun.iay.
the Souih via Virginia Midland Railroad, at
LSäÄ.Ä" " ,ta "
d r .i , iï.îT, ;, , t s !( n ,.5;-. " 8 -" a v '
For Non oik via Putoniac River steamers, Mou
day, W ejlm sday and Friday at 11.36 a. pi.
FROM UNION STATION.
For Washington, 7 a.
dally,
. 3.15
•'pi Bnnda
I 11.351
Pope'4
I
A 20
1 9.46 a.
'Maaaa/i •* &«
7 2?' ti, 6 ' 50 ''• 46 ' *• ®*. 6.10 and
or Midland Road, at 4,30 a. m., dally, 9.06
p. m., except Hunday. 7.20 p.m., ou Suuday
Fort?**
FROM l-KJNNSYLVANIA-AVKNUE HTATION
«*•». 7.10. 7.60, 9.65 and 11.46 a. '
R t ; i6 X p".' , S"', l , S .-„ 7 f" > *- Snnd.y ;
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE
At«.« 8.(10. ».
6.90,3.80, I.S0
I. Road, 6 50 a. na.. dailv, ex eptHnn
day, 2 «I n m., (II..died , 3..'6p. in., and 9.05
• i 'Huy. except ou Sunday.
I».
<l 10.39 a. m
and 10.29 p. m,
y 4 £$ms* _
CHABLBS E. FUGH, General Manager.
9.6010.30a. m.
AgL
KAihHOAD ITNKH
Fh
W ILMINGTON &
THEUN K. H.
Time Table to go Into «ffect .inly ltd, W.
tUtlNO NORTH.
Dally except
Sundays.
uudaya
only.
Ktltou,
Wiinii g 1
V. a bstl
Dll IH'Itt ...
Ford 4.
* 'oaten ville
Wmiuü.J.
Ht. |*eter • «»
Warwick fl »6
H^HtijBeld fl U
Ih-adtn
r. a it
»St i«i .'Si ^ tIsîR
ïï 1 ish&nha:;:
Ml
» Iß. 7 31
903, 6 I
rs
i » Î3 U ;<fl
10 6 40
121W
12 46
9 23 102 .3 18 7
. 7 87' 9 W, 2 05 3 6*1 8 !»
8 12:10 B) 2 40 4 25 8 30
61
:
GOING SOUTH
Irally exe«*|H
Sunday.
. ti.m.H.
• Hi »«fl iou*
fl nt »CA U t4
Bun'Uya
only.
stallons.
Wiindi
al. ""-i
.m.p.m. p.in. ii
9 36 8 1 I 62 : 700 330
iritajaL
A4« 8 1»
I 8.36. 8 30
8 24 4M
! 858
• P
I*. A
Itlr isboro.
Wrîftf.
Hi. Peter's
NVa> in-a. J.
tea te« Ville 4 45 7 071 11 58
I^Mia|H- .... 5 7 7 14 10 4t) 1
n'lj pnn*. '! 5 St a ii l'i S I ! !aj
ÏÂI'TTI
For
June
»W
I .
1
11
4 4
5 12
fl ß 9 21
ïü
6 5n;
I »4*
10W
i 10 30
7 «Ai
r connections at Wilmington, Ohadd's Ford
; H on * Lr n f^ Ooatesrllle, Waynesburg
•tn*n, Binlsboro and lb-* injr, se time
table* at all stations. L. a. HOWKR.
_J- »■ T|oww{r, i^neral flu t ?t. P "* A * out -
QAMDKn' anV. ATLANTIC R.K.
ON AND AFTER JUNE». 1883,
TRAINS WILL LEAVE » 8 FOLLOWS :
FOR ATLAJNTIOCITY:
fYom Vine Seront Ferry— Ex press on week-days,
k 46 a. m., 3.11 4.00 a*»d 6.4sp. in. On hntiir
^ay only, blip. m. On Sunday,7.80and A30 a.
From Shaekamax»»u Street Ferry Expr »a
days,0.»m.ni„t.«L fl.00and 5.3D p.m.
*5oiTa? ' ,n y ' 2,00 **• "* ' n öu,,d »7. T.®i
Aceon inflation Train will leave above Ferries
«». wrek-laya at8.00 a. m.and 4.30p.m., and
M Hun lay at 8.(10a. m, and 4.80 p.tn.
larlor ears at taeb««» to all expreaM trains.
Hreurslon train wld I
dally
(LOt'ALTRAINS FROM 1 'HILaDKI.PIIIA.
Hhackamax«
U1V25
the above Kerrie*
fl.30a. m.
•oiu Vine and Hhackainaxon
pwNW' ,iüüm - n, - :
ly, 5.45, 7.30, 9.30a. m.From
ce foul , 5»p. m.
•e both Ferrlea at 8.00 and 8.30
Sunday traîna lea
Station, font of
Market MIN-aL t.Joa. n.„ 2 tn AI» »u.l ll.au p.
io.. «éekjrtay. SnndaVa ni., ,,*n ni.
f/rr^.Vte" ï/ n Vï" SsgiTSt^Tt
'MirBaKaa.'iîSy.tt "• -• r«"»
Hanilnontun, from Vlnn ami BluckamaxoM «t.
rorrloa, *.uoa. ni., »an, 6.IM, «.w n. , u . -un
ilav^ a.'Oa ni , l.ai p. , n . satiirila>-s only,
from loot ol Markin »trort, II. Wp. in.
L,kç»He,Ik.«l.. m., AW p. in.
Marlton. Moitr.r.i, Mi. Holly am] Intermr
Ationa, leave fix. toi Mars t »
day«, 7 Ma. ia.. l.'Oand 5.uo n. m. Sundav»
V.Wa. n ^.p A» p, m. From Vine and Sharfca
maxon Ferne«, KM«) a. m., week dayn.
III lama town, from Vine and >haekam«xnt>
«trnot fi rr,™, a.<* a. io., UkW m. 4 Jm« oo p. im
M ooilruff nail or cv> on .11 exprea. Irani».
W. N. BANNAHII. J. B. WO« II),
_ Haporlntsa sont. on'I P ak«. A K rnt,
jJAI.TIMOHE ANÛOHIO RAILROAD.
THE Mt'UKL TAST I.INK, AND THK ONLY
LINK KErWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEBT, via WASHING
TON.
E
«Hat«
t, w. « k
DOUBLE TRADE I
JAN NY COUPLER!
STEEL HAILM|
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOV. 12, 1M2.
LEAVE! AMBEN STREET STATION i
IVJ-SST 'i ln ' ,n S*tL St. Louis K«.t E»
3.00 «s, H. A O. J'alace Sleeping Cars t
lluclnnatl St. Louis and riilcaflo.
JVtaidilngton hud way «tathin«.
MIDLAND) Southwest, Richmond,
ymoitlco.) '
lllcou I Tty mi,I way station«.
',»""'11* tou mol way stations.
i'HÄ^ÄT° n anu wash.
tanBra'i^jP' mntl ««»lloo.on Uetropoll
j 7.60 tIMe«luionb Mirasbur*. Winchester, Hng
erstown, k redcrick ami way stations, via
.Main stem. (On Suuday to Kill«:
only. )
I 9.00 U-rrtMRU»» CINCINNATI, sr. LOUIS.
SAyi'NOION AND I OH MKUS KX
i. 1 !»-?" ''•Ilv,,* 1 ;' 1 CHICAGO Sally ea, »ut
SaliirSay. iKlctmumd au, I tin- Suutb, via
Ouaiitlco). Si». nln* car., Baltlmoru toCIa
cluiiatl. Louisville and Chicago ,j
i l arlor Cars, Chicago Juncll«»n to Clih ago.
SSaftj 1 1" IlMllanapoU«,
I dally eicrpt Saturday.
,9.10 U) aslilnal.,,1 and way «ta lutta. Annapo
lia on Sundays.
VVAtUIINGTON AND LAUKKL KX
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(VA.
(via
«. k»
fl.40
' 7.10 t
7.15 A
City
10.80
P. M.
jyv Mh i n,c M >n * Anuapolla and way.
1.30 ton Muuday only, for Washington aud
S^ c w. tf S ,ty * ml «talions.
2.60 W aehlngton and Way aialloun. (Klch
^'"V' except Sunday). (
neet at Washington with I. A S. C. Co.,
Monday, U ednesday and Frhlay, and with
Potomac strain boat Oo. on Tueadsy, Thura
dav and Mjmrday for Old Point Comfort,
oik
..00 WASHINGTON lexemes». »top. At
Jessup ; Auiiapoils JuucLlon, Laurel ami
llyutt avilie.
4.20 Winchester, Hagerstown. Frederick
wav.
Anliapoll» and way.
*•5 ♦ Frede r ek and way sUtlona.
2'.-® ?\£ rU . ,, " bur K ' u "' way stations.
" Kto " a "'* wa y »Utlon».
7 ..*) UiUsburg.tieveiand and Detroit Express.
8.45 "çîiyjiÿff^ïiï^xw
phjâs N h *** n u* »Rumbus ex
rhkhö. B. A O. Palace Sle«-plnv Cars to
n." us & ' ,y -
11.30 Washington ami way »
Leave for Alm opoUtun Branch 7 i*.
id 2.60 1». ifî. F*S H*î?kville, tftt» » Si
All trains stop ut Relay except 3.ou a. ni.
LEAVE WASHINGTON Full BALTIMORM
5.00, 16.30, 6.50, 77.45, A10, t« (Kl m wi »
t?:««; n;*'- '*'■
t Daily. iHuuday
sxcept Sunday.
Jfe »V« , rSMk. .l «t hotel. .,«„
BMoUdW "* N rtTATi,,N *n,l « boiÎtm
W. M. fXEMENTS,
Master of Transi
1, 31.
.y. Other trains dally,
c. K. LORD.
Gen, rasa . Agunff.
AT A £ AU FJCJ t TiS EM EN TS.
Attnrnrt^»t-Law. WmH|«.i,« 1. <»
lull.
PA T EN * smith.
Hut.»«, No. 700 s«.v«-mh
». 1 nlont um. o, », hi,«Bt.iiV.
t- Bolicl tod. N cnurire
cUnme.lunl.Mimtontl»»
vlhdoliusou A C»»., Ranke
"2ÄL of . U Foreign
rsre for aJvice. ** *
I lowed. Reiei
aiuphlet of
de
Mo
(.vu n iiichh patent
iaJoliusoii A Ci*., Ba
Ipngton, D. C. pa
:
fr. . .
CA T B NT S
,- K / *■ I^hm.nn, HnltHtnr or Amerli nn ,«
» orolrn Cawnta, W.Sln»»on, Ii 7," */} *«,?
ill Office or the Ootirts, nronmflv
I for' *Ä7. a " C Unl "' * " <•
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te.;
No
»28- 1 »
AGENTS Attenti
PEN HK) S» 'Ilsnnse or nthe»
cm,«,«. e „ „„d «ici,, „ Wl.low«. minor
.Wll mo».. le I»nnil™t parenu omltlcl when
jxsa-Âff/Â,,"» ffirs
Limp tbo old established tirm of I DS' » N Ac
wUigEtfg# <!Mm A,!tnl "' 917 st.,
Oil.
fyfl
PURE
I N D I A
TEAS!
Absolutely pure,
pr ex flaunted leaves.
They contain ,
No hein leu I h or (kiiorriiv
-U.M
K«i ol V"?n , ï; ,ta Jï , e m c;r,iLï,!s h
ä:? «k.. ä H- 1 "
1 hey retain their valujiM« oualllles fr «n
usual length oi lliiie. JoilV Tu | Ä i, u'a
(■". 13«) Wlrtei* New York 1 . ,,,L LI'H A
Cal.-Ulla Ten Syndicate
spur I
Matter used
:
■!
Age
of (he
University of Virginia.
»UMMER LAW LECTURE» ,„«,,„ ..
ft»!" «JU »"J eu.l laA?"i£ JKStïfc
' design to punm*. ti.ilr .nmm!' a l i' b t t 'V ,, ' nt8 ' W J'°
«rnn^r
—- - * ' '*"•
Chofk« In ll hour«
CUKES In» Da VS
J- I'. Miller, M. D.
-DKUU 8T0KK
115N.lltli6t.PlUl«
48 formen
MlMVKi.t a vKunn
JA S* If- W 0 ( jD&CO.,
Work and Jobbing of I»;
Description.
A CM
wry
Stovps, Heaters, Ranges and the "Favorite II
JAMES F. WOOD & CO..
FRONT AND ORANGE S'l ;-i,
WI1 .MING TON, DEL.
fiitt'1
fp MO-42
DR. I. C. TERRY'S LOT 10 |j
— tob —
Softening and Beautifying the Skin.
This preparation has a
- - remarkably healing and soflenitm
effect upon the Skin. It removes Pimples, Blotches, Eruptioi?*
Red or Inflamed N oses, Freckles, Sunburn, Rough or Clmpi*,!
Lips or Hands, L ver Spots and Discolorations, Dandrufl
Itching of the Scalp, I liickened or Brittle Nails, e c.
Read the certificate of the Eminent Chemist, Prof. Churl,
S. Gauntt, M. 1)., Graduate of the University ol Pennsylvania
1844:
fri
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ANALYTICAL LABRATOHY. No. 2290 MASTER sTIim
1 11 ILAI>KLPIIlA, Pa., February
exfltnlned Dr. I. C. Terry » Lotion lor Sofien lug »mi r,
, *' ^«'n" 1 ul "bd oDubiUitrespci ectly fYee Iron« all Injiirlou«i.iiilliles
arv ao mild and .»ni»»nient or aoHenlng in their nathfe, and so Hkllfinllv ««'
prewar tlon timt I regard It as one ofthe best as yet ofrere.l to the niH lie
healthy a«llon of tlm hkln, by wlilrh HaelaRtbitr and delicacy, ItaaoltiieM i
onlv be prcaerved. A few nmrilfutiotih of Dr. Terrv 1 » l.otl.in will c.onvln«
credulouH of Its magical etTerU In aoftenlilK and beatilll vtng tlm akin 1
recommend It to the publlo aaa auiierlor pre|>arallon. ft Is graniyiim tor »
former student of mine has succeeded In compounding auch a vain aide tlierancimr ,4»...
rilARLESH. GAI M i,.M
Analytical and CoUMilltug ( in
I
i» I
ce II
iilieaitatiiiy.tr
«• know Unit a
•U,
TESTIMONIALS:
Piula. Reaping A
OT T fi VILLE TEL'!!. » O. »
294 8. Fourth street, Phils, f
« .! 8llff, ' r «'' fdl- 11 fte«'ii years from tender and
Idtotered feet caused by excessive perspiration.
1 he skin would often ernek open auobeeoine very
painful. A few applications of Dr. I. C. Terry's
l.otlou afforded me Immédiate relief.
i * Newtown, «„ok*comity I'..
1 suffered for the last ten years with T» :tii.
the Scalp. During that time I
physicians, who prescribed lor
out affording me any relief ah:
plications oLyour Lotion has
c. r. van
OWN.
WM. I). STAGER.
Recorder <
^ 425 Chestnut street I'lilU
I hfty« used your Lott n In
Freekloa, soft» nlng
highly loeoinuieud It.
8. W.eor. Eighteenth
I have used your Lotion I
highly recommend U
Demis of
Berywn, Montgomery county, I*a. .
ye»« pnst with a dull
aeldng Intlii on the 'op of toy head, from the
meat, no doubt. In the part- there would collect
•«•ale« or dandruff. 1 used Dr. 1. <J. Terry's
I Lotion, which removed both hea<laclie and <lan
G. ANDERSON.
1 was a thirled or
<1 he
aulli \ Ing Il»e
JOHN l'i »1.1
«iii
iD HEED STS. I . il.»
r biiiilly ami „
the pub Me.
.loll v Ml 1.1, EN .
druff.
ftitTiitORoi'un, Buck« county, Pa.
ontlis past I have bee
1032 «'AKPENTKIt NT.. I'ldla.
I hare used yowr Lotion
jug of the «• alp. A few appllniiious
•lief, aud cntir> v r
I IH
For several
1th
gh
In. It would
immediate
dandruff.
! ii
«'«use considerable pain. ^ «»ur Lotion sûriened.
healod and rehtor««1 the akin to a healthy rond'
WAHREN G. WORTHINGTON.
1. Ml KI'IIL
101« N. Front
I have used yoijr Lotion :
and can highly re oinmend It.
MWA
tlon.
CKT, 1'I.IU, ,
for sol telling tlieiklita
2720ÜI
'hFeiuiy Road, Phil«,
for chapped hands. It
It effec ici I a cure In two days.
JOHN F. COONEY.
1216 N. third St., Phila.
I suffered for aevernl year« with tetter up*
face. Your Lotion entirely cured me.
FRANK KIONKY.
, JR.
CTj Phila.
I».H(
d y
r Loti.
was a severe case.
61 1 N. Tkntii "t
< 1 Hindi
I have had Pimples
face. Dr. 1. C, terry's Lotion r.
.1,
a. f la n rim.
810 Market
my
! have hail Pimples
I removed llieui.
uw
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Price $1 per bottle. Offices, 315 North Sixth street, abo'e
Vine, Philadelphia Sent by express to any part of the Hi it 1
States without additional expei ise. For sale by
N. B. D AN FORT H,
SECOND AND MARKET STS.. WILMINGTON. I FI
m27-1-d.%wi
' The Ceh'hratod Continental Brewing Co.'s A Ip, Porter, Uroi
Stout and Lager Beet also
JOHN F. BETZ & SON'S CELEBRATED
BOHEMIAN AND LAGER BEER
FOR SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
JNO. MULROONEY,
Fifth and Tatnall Streets, Wilmington, Del,
SOLE AGENT jPOR DELAWARE.
der« for Ale, Porter c
ISC, will W
ra ,l4-lm9
N. B.-All or
promptlv tffpQle
bottles f.»r faul.T
Lager, either In kegs
,«
DR CLARK JOHNSON'S,
Indian Blood Syrup'
Cures all diseasesof the Siomach, Liver, Bowels,
Kidneys, bkin and Blodd MILLIONS testify to
its efficacy in he ding the abeve-named diseases, and
pronounce it to be the
—BEST REMEDY KNOWN TO MAN-j
(J^^Guaranteed to ehre DYSPEPSIA. _^cjD
AGENTS WANTED.
Labratory, 77 W. 3d St. New York City. Druggists sell *
u;
CONFECTION
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PUT UP IN HANDSOME BASKETS ANÛ BOXES.
Attention Is invited to our large variety of tine CAKES, vMeh wjwf
pleaned to serve In large or small quantltiea. Person« dfffltring the Wjo i
and FRE8HE8T can always be accommodated. Ladiw and Gentle
visiting the city will find 'our DINING ROOM BDfipUod with ah
delicacies of the season at reasonable prices.
G-. BYEON MOHSK.
" 1800 CHESTNUT ST., PHI A.

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