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THE HOKBIKQ THUKSDAY, JULY 24, 1890. Personally-CondueteJ Excursions to WASHINGTON DOINGS. ox Salt. Durational. 'The Great Sale1 CLOTHING Philadelphia.

Wednesday, July 23. 18M. Four hints from the Women's Muslin Underwear: Drawers with Hamburg ruffle and plaits 50c Chemise with fine Hamburg on seek, yoke Gown with Mother Hubbard plaited yoke and neat edge on seek sleeves, 83e, Corset Cover, square seek, brimmed witli neat Hamburg edge, 50c. Seeond tioor, Juniper street side. Bathing Dresses for Women and Girls.

Styles and stuffs right. Or yard goods if you care to do the making. Bathing Stock logs with stifttsU Canvas covered soles, 1.2S. Battuug Caps, IS, 33 and 50c. Bathing Hats, 65c.

III! POWDIB Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder. High est of all in leavening Btiength. V. S.

Government Report, Aug. 17, 18S9. A SEEIOUS MISTAKE. Much mischief is domv In the treatment of constipation. The cnmi ioii opinion hi that all requirenwnlAitre fultillesd if the medicine forve unloading of the bowels.

A great error. Medleine simply purgative, or recta no morbid condition. conMtiL.cntly their use im followed by renter eotstiveiiess. A rem edy, to be eftoctual and permanent, must be composed of tonic, alterative, corrective ana eartnartie properties. 1 heseareadmir-ably combined la lr.

Tutt's JLiver 1'ills. They wilL in a short time, cure all the suffering that result from Inactive bowels. They give tone to tl intestines, stimulate the secretions, and eorrert iukfierfect functional action of the stomach, and liver. Tutt's Liver Pills NEVER DISAPPOINT. Price, 25c Office, 39 41 Park Place.

N. Y. Length of To-day. SCN. UISFS.

1 8FTS. 4 o'clock 51 minntes 7 o'clock 21 minutes MOON. RISES. 8KTS. 12.0 a.

m. 11 28 p. m. High Water To-day. A.

M. P. Lewes 12.11 Kin's Hammock 1.29 1 51 Bombay Hook 2 41 3 Port Penn 3 29 3 1 Mouth of Christiana. 4.39 5 01 Wilmington 5.19 5.41 the Picturesque Valley of the Shenandoah. None of the personallv-condueted tonrs ar ranged for the public by the tourist system of the Pennsylvania railroad deserves more consideration than thote which have Luray Caverns for their objective point.

The scenic beauties of the Shenandoah Valley, the overshadowing attractions of Luray Caverns and the luxury of Luray Inn, the wierd beauty of the Grottoes, the grandeur of the Natural linage, and the absorbing interest that attaches to Gettysburg serve to pnsent a group of interesting goints unparalleled by any other short tour. Every Thursday a party under personal escort "goes out from Philadelphia in special cars attached to the 8.50 a. m. train from Broad street. Tbey go to Luray, inspect the Caverns, thence to the Grottoes and to Natural Bridge; on the return trip they take in Gettysburg.

It-is all done within a week, but it is' a week as full of pleasure and profit as an egg is of meat. he excursion rate to Luray is a 1 0, including one day's board at Lnray Inn and admission to the Caverns. The return trip via Gettysburg costs $1 more, and the excursion tickets from Luray to Grottoes and the Natural Bridge are sold at very low rates. The return coupons of the tickets are valid until the Thursday following. Reading Railroad's "Royal Route" to Atlantic City.

The wide fame of this great seashore line. with its donble track of steel, its dust less roadway, its smokeless locomotives and its superb cars, strongly commend it to such of our readers as contemplate a trip to Atlantic Uity. its celebrated "flyers run irom Chest nut street wharf into the heart of Atlantic City in seventy-five to eighty minutes. Every Sunday a special excursion is run by way of the Wilmington Steamboat Line and Beading railroad, leaving Wilmington at 7 a-m and Chester at 8 a. reaching Atlantic City at 11a.

and leaving there on the return trip at 5 p. m. Round trip tickets sold on the boat cost SI 50 from Wilmington and $1.25 from Ubeeter. Discontinuing the Satnrday Evening Performance of the "Pompeii Fete" at Baltimore. The management of this exhibition have coLcluded to discontinue the Saturday even ing performance of tbe "lete, and to pre sent their exhibition on Tnssiaye and Thurs days onlv.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will continue, on July 22, 24, 29 and 31, and August 5, and also on additional dates of the th and 12th, to sell excursion tickets from Wilmington and intermediate stations to Bal timore, including admission to the grounds of me iete oi ine grand reproduction and tire-works display of Pompeii and Hercu'aneum's destruction, at a single fare for tbe round trip, plus 50 cents for admission. Tickets will be honored going on any train, including Limited express trains, on day of issue, and gooa to return until following day inclusive. Near the Road. There can be no pleasanter place to ston in New York than the well-known Stnrtevant House, Twenty-ninth and Broadway. New York.

It is centrally located, conducted on American and the Jbaropeana plans; rooms $1 per day and upwards. Times-Democrat. Grand Sunday Excursion to Atlantic City by River and Rail. The quickest, safest and most agreeable Sunday excursion to Atlantic City is by way ot the Wilmington Steamboat (Jompany boat leaving Wilmington at 7 a. ra.

and Chester at 8 a. connecting ai Chestnut street wharf with tbe Reading railroad "Royal Route," the onlv double track line to Atlantic City. Ronnd trip tickets from Wil mington, $1.50, and from Chester $125 Sold on the boat. "Away to Tolcheater" on Sunday, July 27th. Excursion tickets only $1 00.

Special train at 7 44 a. m. Children will enioy the re freshing air. Do not fail to go. On account of previous engagements the steamer Champion will not make her daily trips to Augustine Pier on Wednesday and Thursday, the 23d and 24th instant.

Look Here! Owners of valuable family horses caa supplied with prime old timothy hay (which is much safer than new) if applied for once to T. Tatnall, 7 1 2 Market street. Tele phone 196. Pension. Pension papers promptly and correctly ex ecuted by Thomas R.

Lally, Notary Public, No. 800 Market street. A deep-seated cough the Longs and wastes the general strength. A prudent resort for the afflicted is to Dr. D.

Jayne's Expectorant, a rem edy for all troubled w.th Asthma. Bronchitis or any Pulmony Affection. Pear's Soap secures a beautiful complexion. VARIETIES Lee coal burns well, cooks well ask for coal. Warners.

Buy Bush's Shenandoah coal. Warner's propellers for Philadelphia North Side wharves, foot of Market street. Boy your coal at foot of Market street. Portland cement, Bosendale cement, cal cined plaster, at Warner's. Buy them.

Bush Sons have clean, pure coal Money to loan on First Mortgage. Security, Trust and Safe Deposit Company. Hard white Side wharves. ash coal. Warner's, South Lee coal.

North Side wharves. Buy your coal at French street wharf; Best coal at Warner's. Bush's coal is full weight. 5jacobsoix CURES PERMANENTLY" SPRAINS and STRAINS. Athletes Praise It Highly.

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Jacobs Oil completely cured sue. 0. ROEDKS, At Derooisrs kd Pat.kks, TKI CHARLES A VOSELSi iHloers, Hi. HAMMOND TYPE WRITER. FOB OB BENT.

Record 170 Words a Minute Perfect alignment, durable and portable. 4V0B1UX YAXDIVKJi. Aj, (Jlayio. 01 ENHINGTON LADIES' SEMINARY COLLEGE, llnVnr. PENNimUTOm, W.

J. Offers rare educational facilities. Terms mod erate. High and beautiful. Steam heatine: fas.

re escapes. Bound Hrook railroad between Philadelphia and New York. THOMAS HANLON, D.D., P.esident for21 years KOCKLAND COLLEGE KTACK-ON-THK-- UDSON. A school of tbe lit client irrade ou the Want bank of tbe Hiidfnn, 25 niiles froiu New York. Pre paratory worit for young men, college for ladies, 12 teachere.

Full courne of study. Steam beat, pleamut home and absolute heHb. Au endowment takes ladies at 200. Next year opeua September 17- Send for fALalcgue. j3-at W.

BANNISTKK.A. M.fPrinelpal. CONFERENCE AC4DEM7, IKVEK. DEL. Hoarding sobol for younir men and women.

In struction adapted to preparation for college. biumess and teaching. Mt'HIC ANI ART DEPARTMENTS. Special attention given to tbe morals of stuuents. For catalogue apply to the principal.

W. iMJOUlSG, Ph. Iover, Del. MEDIA MILITARY ACADKMT.For YOLTNQ BO VS. ouens Sentember 17.

S400 a vear. Tbe Shortlidge Medi Academy reopens on September 24. 500 a year. Brooke Hall, for young ladies reopens on September 24. Address 8W1TBINO.

SHOKTLIDGE, A. (Harvard Graduate.) Media, Pa. Thirty miles from Phil-adelphia. 1 0-2m SCHOOL OF SPIBITUALISM, Eden Hall. Instruction on Spiritualism.

Investigating and developing circles; all phenomena explained; all questions answered. Open from 9 to 12 sxd 2 to 6. AlVTIIMSfOIV, 25 CENTS jvi.vim SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 519 Market Street, WII.lUNfiiTUI. DKLAWABE. CAPITAL AUTHORIZED BYLAWto act as EXECUTOR, ADMINISTKATOK.

TRUSTEE. (1UAKDIAN. ASSIGNEE, RECEIVKU and AGENT, and to execute Trusts of every description for the faithful performance of which all its capital, property and effects are liable. Also to act as for reeisterini? the Stock. Bonds or other obligations of any corporation, association, municipality or state; and to become sole surety In any ease where one or more sureties are required by law for the faithful performance of any trust oromce.

ALL XBl'ST MECPRtTniS ARB KEPT SEPARATR and Apart From tbb Assets or xhk Com- PAST. Interest Allowed on Deposit om Mohit as follows, viz. Deposits payable on demand 2 ner cent Deposits payable after 10 days' notice 24 ner cent jviKjei i aiLer oayr notice 3 percent For Special Deposits, or for laree sums to remain for a year or longer, interest will be a now owed at such rat as mav be asreed udod. Bpkuial Attkhtiox ffiven to the aooounU of XaAPikh; also to the accounts of Exiw uTORa, Administrators and Trustees of estates. Incomks Collected and remitted or credited as may be desired.

Forehjn Bills of Exchange or letters of credit available for travelling purposes furnished a au times. Safes of various sizes in Burglar-Proof Vaults for rent, the renter alone holding the key. A Special Vattlt for the deposit of gold and stiver pmve, jeweiry uu vaiuaoie pacKKges; chanres for same moderate. A Labor Fikk PiurtF HtMiH specially fitted up for the storageof Tkuwks, Boxes, Furs and Valuable wearing Apparel, under guarantee for long or short time as may ne oesireu. Wills Received for Saps Keeping and receipted tor wiuiout cnarge.

Isoans money on Mortgages of Real Estate and makes Demand and Time Loans on good collateral security. OFFICERS: BENMAMIN Nl ELDS, President; HEN KY C. ROBINSON, Vice-Piesident; JAMES B.CLARKSON, Treasurer and Secretary. JOHN S. ROSSE Ltj, Trust Olilcer.

DIRECTORS: Benjamin Nields, Jos. H. Chandler, M. D. Henry u.

itomnson. i. iavis Bis'er. Samuel McClary, William M. Field, Phillip Piunkett, Charles E.

Fritz, Archibald A. CapeUe, William R. Brinckte, John Peoples, James A. Hart, Henry r. uure, bamnel G.

Simmons, William P. Bancroft. THE EQUITABLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY. ft. W.

tsrsrr rVistisj aad Blarkc WtinslagtaH, lrl. Capital, $500,000. GENERAL PURPOSES. Establisned and created for the settlement of estates either as executor, administrator or assignees. Also for acting as guardian, tros- or receiver, in xacb, iur any Dosiness ot I trust or fiduciary character, and for the faith ful performance of such duties, all its capital is pieugeu.

FlrTAKCIAX AGKNTS. Acts as treasurer and general financial agent of corporations, organizations or indi vidaals; and becomes surety of parties for the faithful performance of any trust. Income and interest collected and remitted. REAL ESTATE. Acts as agent for the purchase and sale of real estate.

Collects rents and as sume general charge and management property. SAFE INVESTMENTS. Sells investment securities of the highest character and credit, consisting of firstclass bonds and well-secured mortgages. CARS OF TRUST FUNDS. All trust nnos and investments are kept separate and apart from the assets of the company.

Wills receipted for and safely kept free of cnarge. INTEREST PAID OB DEPOSITS. Deposits received and per cent, interest paid on daily balances, Buujttcii bu cueca on aemana. 3 percent, on deposits, subject to 10 davB call 3 per cent, on deposits, subject to 30 davs call Money deposited for longer periods a higher rate is allowed, conditional on the time agreed upon, foreign exenange bought and sold, and letters of credit issued. Money loaned on mortgages ana otner collateral.

OFFICE HOURS. Open for the general transaction of business from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.

William Bcsh, President. Preston Lea, Vice-president Otho Nowland, Secretary and Treasurer, DIBJ5CTORS. William H. Swift, Christian Pebiger, Samuel Bancroft, H. M.

Barksdale, Preston Lea, William DnPont. William Bush, Thomas Jackson, Willard 8aulsbory, Jr. T. Porter, H. H.

Garter, Joseph Swift, Dr. James A. Draper, William Pennypaeker Edward Bringhurst. Smith Bronnan. George W.

Bush, W. W. Pusey, A. P. Robinson, Georgetown, Dei.

George Hassey, Dover, H. A. Richardson, Dover s4-tf Uanftrra anu Urofetts. rjriHJE ARTISANS' SAVINGS BANK. No.

E03 Market Stbxbt. Open daily from 9 o'clock a in until 4 pm. and on Tuesday and Satnrday from 1 to 8 m. Honey loaned on mortgages. GEORG8 W.

BCSH. President. GEORGE 8. CAPELLE, Vice-President. E.

T. TAYLOR, Treasurer. JOSEPH MATHER. Senator. Free Dispensary Of Ileme.p.iMe llMrital Delavt ar Monday I and Eye and Ear, and Diseases of Wotaea Auaimwy, TOesday ami gttrglsal and Mautoal.

Ti sr nuaj) 500,000 43,000 SDRPLU FDN IN THE SENATE OVEH MOTION TO ADJOURN. Belief for Farmers Through National Banks Two Queer Conscience Contributions Somo Diplomatic Appointment and Changes. Washington, July 23. In the Senate this afternoon an amendment inserting an item of 310,000 for the proeecntion of a suit by tbe United States as trustee and guardian of the Cherokee Indians residing in North Carolina, gainst wuiiam tl. I nomas and others to set- tie and enforce certain rights to those Indians.

gave rise to a long discussion. A vote by yeas and nays resulted: Teas, IS; nays, 20; lees than a quorum. The roil was called and only 42 senators answeied to their names. A motion was made by Mr. Edmnnds directing the sergeant-at-arms to request the attendance oi aoseat members.

me motion was agreed to, veas 24, nays 13, and the names of the absentees were fur nished to the sergeant-at-arms. Pending the execution of the order Mr. Gorman moved to adjinrn, but that motion was defeated: Yeas, 1 1, nays, 27. Mr. Gorman said that he had made the motion to adjourn supposing that that was in accord with the wish of the gentleman in charge ot the mil.

it was now 6 clock and senators had been in the chamber since 11 o'clock in the morning. He had no idea that the motion would be made a party matter Mr. Edmunds said that the Senate had some important business to transact telating to the interests of every I farmer, every manufac turer, every tradesman, every importer, and every laborer in the United States. That bill had been on the calendar for a month or more, and the end of the last fiscal year had been passed, with several appropriation bills still undisposed of. If the Senate could not get on with its business, and could not get a quorum to attend to it, he wished that fact to be understood so that the rest of the senators might go home.

Mr. (Jockrell remarked that he had been in thechambersince.il clock and had re gretted all the day the absence of the distinguished senator from Vermont It was painful to him that the senator bad not been present to assist in the discussion of the Indian Appropriation bill and in the transac tion of business, but now that senator came in fresh from his slumbers and rest and would compel the rest of the senators to stay all night. Mr. f.dmnnds said that tbe application of Mr. uockreil remarks to him was quite un just.

He had been at the Capitol since 10 clock this morning attending to business in his committee room, and coming into the Senate chamber to vote when a vote was be ing taken. Mr. leller expressed the opinion that was unwise for the Senate to remain in i sion after 6 o'clock, and said that he would go home to dinner daily at that hour. He moved that the Senate do now adjourn. lhe presiding officer Mr.

lngalls) declined to entertain the motion on the ground that no business had transpired since the Senate had refused to adjourn. He also declined to entertain an appeal for that ruling on the ground that there was no quorum present. inally be did consent to recognize a motion ordering the sergeant-at arms to compel the attendance of absent senators, and as the making of that motion constituted "business' a motion to acijnrn was made, entertained and agreed to, and at 6 30 the Senate ad journed till to-morrow at 1 1 a. m. Senator Call, by request, to-day introduced a bill to amend the laws relating to national banks so as to afford relief to farmers.

It provides that when in any state or in any two or more counties the farmers or other owners of products which are not perishable shall establish a warehouse and deposit in it farm products the cash value of which shall not be less than $100,000, tbe owners of the product may, under certain conditions. apply for and receive a national bank charter, with the nsual rights and privileges apper taining thereto, xnese banks shall have tbe right to discount notes of owners of farm products in warehouse and may also issue notes passed on real estate mortgage security. The Secretary of the Treasury todav re ceived $500 from an unknown resident of Bridgeport, Conn who said it was in settle ment of his income tax and asking that it be placed in the "conscience bureau. Treasurer Huston also received two con science contributions to-day, one of $300 in an envelope post marked Los Angeles, Cal and the other ot Ssli in an envelope post marked south wend. ma.

The sender of the first said it was pension money and he didn need it. The $85 was in ha'f parts of United States notes and silver certificates, the sender saying he had destroved the other half. The President to-day sent to the House of Kepresentatives, answer to tbe resolution introduced by Representative Hitt, tbe official correspondence between the Government of the United States and the Government of Great Britain touching the seal fisheries of the Bearing sea. The President sent the following non tions to the Senate to-day: To be envoys extraordinary and ministers plenipotentiary ot the United States, pur suant to act ot uongress approved July 14 1890: Thomas H. Anderson of Ohio (now minister resident and consul-general at La Paz), to iiolma; Clark uarr ot Illinois (now minister resident and consul-general at Copen hagen to Denmark.

John D. Washburn of Massachusetts (now minister resident and consul-general Berne), to Switzerland. John L. Stevens of Maine (now minister resident at Honolulu,) to the Hawaiian Islands. George Maney of Tennessee (now minister resident at Montevideo), to Paraguay and Uruguay.

Professor Soley, the new assistant Secretary of the Navy, formally assumed that office this morning, the President having signed his commission immediately upon his return from Cape May yesterday afternoon. Colonel Tichenor relinquished his position of assistant secretary of the Treasury this morning and qualified as a member of the Board of Customs Appraisers. Appraiser Sbarpe of New York also qualified! this morning. Assistant Secretaries Spalding and Nettleton received their commissions from the President last evening and entered upon the discharge of their duties this morning. The Treasury Department has decided that certain pipe and cigarette-holder cases made of leather and lined with silk or plush, having hinges or clasps, and specially fitted for protecting tbe pipe or cigarette-holder while being carried about the person of the consumer, are properly dutiable at 100 per cent, ad valorem as unusual coverings.

Atlantic City. For a safe and pleasant excursion to Atlantic City take boat from King street wharf at 7.30 Sunday morning, reaching Atlantic City at 10 a. allowing excursionists eight hours onthe beach. Leave Atlantic City at 6 p. reaching home at 8 35 p.

ni. Tickets, 50. Lots in tbe Lombardy Cemetery are being sold every day. Those intending to purchase at present prices should do it at once. A free conveyance will leave tbe office of the company, No.

614 Market on Satnrday afternoon next at 3 o'clock for those wishing to see the cemetery with a view to purchasing lots. A man's wife should always be tbe same, espee tally to her husband, but if aha Is weak and nert vous and twos Carter's Iron Fills, she cannot be, far they make her "feel life a different person," at least so the; all say, and their husbands say so tool Dry Good. A HOUSES FOR AND LOTS SALE. rROPKRTT BEKTKO AND KKNTS OOLLkCTKD Bleaey Lusted Mortgage. INVESTMENTS SECURED.

For Sale: Certificates ot Home Saving and Loan Association, paying 5 PICK CENT, semiannually. This company has subscribed eapital of and is first class in every respect. E. D. R.

SUTTON, Oeflce, ft: HUH MAHKKT MTRKKT. FOR SALE. DWELLING NO. 1407 VAN BURKN STREET; in eomelete order already for occupancy. I Ml feet, 11 room-, open grate in parlor srid all modern improvements.

WILLIAM FKltBIS, Mo. 613 Market Istreet. jl2-lm PK SALE-MUST BR BOLD AT ONCE, FIVE New Six Hemmed Houses for fi.25tl. Bath: papered down stairs. All rented.

Good tenants. Good investmsnt. annual rent $720. 12 Callahan sc. FOR SALE.

AT COST, FOUR NEW SEVEN-rconvd oottes.Twentv-third and Jefferson. finished in best style, with modern conveniences. On easy terms, or installing nts. if sired. THO AS TATNALL, No.

712 Market street. JlO-lm F)K REST. DWELLING HOUSE, NO. M7 Market street, containiuz 11 large, comforta ble and cheerful roon also bath room and base ment kitchen. The location is central and desirable.

EQUITABLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST jai-tt so. Market street. -riOR KENT. FOUR NEW QUEEN ANN JL cottages, with sis rooms, bath and attic. Large yards, delightfully located at Twenty- third and Jenerson streets.

THOMAS TATNALL, ho. 712 Market Btreet. J9d2w KENT. FOR THE SUM MER MONTHS. a couutrv residence, partlv furnished, about half hour ride from the cltv on railroad: 5 trains each way daily Address X.

this office. J3tf 7OB RENT. THIRD FLOOR OF THJ! MOitNING NEWS BUILDING, ml-tf APPLY TO HEALD CO ANTE D. TYPEWRITER COPYING. Dictation transcribed from nbonoffranhs.

Remington typewriters (first prise Paris Exposition, no country fair diplomas and supplies for sate, iypewnters, pnouograpus and pnonograph graphonhones for rent. CH AS. G. GUYER, nii9 No. Has Market street.

SALESMEN WANTED AT ONCE. A FEW good men to sell our goods by sample to tbe wholesale and retail trade. We are the largest manufacturers in our line. Liberal salary paid. Permanent position.

Money advanced for wages, advertising, etc. For terms address OKSi feS- nial manufacturing company, cm- eago, 111. 18 tuthsa-3 It TASTED. -YOUNG LADY WISHES P0S1 yy tion as Governess in good family. Grad uate of Baltimore Western Hiim School.

Sev eral tears experience and best of reference given. Atiaress it. this omre. jtu-im 1TTANTED 25 CABINET MAKERS AND VV coach buildtrs. St.

Charles Car Works, Cb tries. Mo. y-3t TANTED. EXPERIENCED PALES LADY TV and ou a to learn dry goods business. No.

312 Market street. J14-3V 1TANTED. WHEN SEWING MACHINE 1 men tell you your machine is worn out and cannot be repaired, please eaii at No. J2 Shipley street before you trade your machine off. You will save from -U to S30 by having your old ita-ehlne repaired.

Calls promptly attended to. All worn warranted. JU i. I-JSMION, o. KInp lev, street.

xa-u JiQtiTfg. TAXPAYERS, TAKE NOTITE CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1890. undesigned, receivers of tax for the city of Wiituineum. wiil he at No. 10 East Sixth street, between Market and King during tbe months of July and August, betweeu the nours oi ana i tbe morimie.

aud from I to in the aftonmou, for tbe purpose of receiving taxes. ju an taxeg paia aurmg juiy mere win be a reduction of 5 emus on eery dollar, and all taxes paid on or after tbe tirstday of August suaa do payauie wituont a reanct on as axoresaiu aud all taxes unpaid on tbe nrst df of Sep teuiDersuau oe niereaseu oy tue audition of per centum on tbe amount thereof. J5LM UNO Receiver Northern District, including all north of aixuc street. JOHN J. MEALEY, Administrator of Martin J.

deceased.and as sucbt receiver Southern I'lturict. iteludieg sai euuui Ki oiAiu eurjct. J.VIUI In compliance with ibeact entitled "An Act OoncerBing Private Corporations," pased at Dover, Mareh It, A. 183, notice is bweby given that au application will be made to the Hon, Ignatius O. Grubb, associate judge of tbe state of Delaware, residing in NewCatttle connlv on Satnrdav, tbe 2tb of July.

A. I 1890. at it o'clock in tbe morning, at theCiurt House, in tbe city ot wiimii'tfton. iur tne meorj or a company to be called the "Wilmington Free Bath Association," the object of which i to provide and maintain ree bath-houses in or near theciiy of VV lilUUIg tVUt WILLIAM HILLES, Attorney for Proposed Incorporators. XTOTICE 18 HKHKBY GIVEN THAT TH i.1 certificates dated April 13, 1C58, forsix shares.

June 2. 1858, lor seven shares, duly 15, 18M, for seven shares, April 16. 1862, for ten shares of the capital stock ot the National Bank of Wilmiug-ton and Brandvwine in the name of Thomas Dar. iingtou has been lost or stolen, and that application, has been made to said bank for the issue of a new eertiheate. iliUMAS DARLINGTON j28-1m VrOTICE SAMUEL CHAMBERS HAVING ii associated hinuelf with Callahau Co.

No. 911 Market street, dealers in Real Estate, Mort gages, wiines to uiiona nts inenas and their patrons that the firm is prepared to transact all business, such as buying atd selling Real Estate, loaning money, renting properties, etc. Any business left in their hands will be promptly and eareuliy attended to. Call and see us, CAXLA- ma wo. trn aiaraet street.

jaj-ac MOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN TJ WHOLE-i saiers and retailers of goods, wares and ruer chandise, and to manufacturers, that the State taxes on the same are now due and payable, and licenses may be obtained at The othce of the Clerk of the Peace in the Court House. Ofhce open all uay, inciuumg tne noon nour. W. P. BIGGS, 116-tf Clerk of the Peace, XJOT1CE ANEW SERIES OF 8TOCK OF i the Perpetual Savings Loan Association will be issued Tuesday, July 1.

bhares can be obtained of the secretary on that dy, and on Monday and Friday evenings of each week thereafter, at the office, northeast oo-ner ilth and Shipley streets, iOT-tf WILLIAM H. GIBBONS, Secretary. 815,000 134-5t TO LOAN. APPLY TO UCOBGE MAItIS, NOT1CK IS HEREBY MIVEX THAT CER-T1PICATE No. 1744, for llhlshares of Delaware railroad stock, in the name of Thomas uarimgton, nas Been sto'en.

All persons are cauuoueu against negntiauug same, as application uao mnu juwd IU1 ucw CCI uuctttO. j28-lm THOMAS DARLINGT )N. NOTICE. IF YOU WANT TO SAVE DOL LARS, insure yonr property with HAWKINS no. i is maraet surees.

Seaming. HAVJ.tt Weal HQ TAKKSt IHS H019I No. SOS West Tenth street. I am now Drenared to commodate a few select boarders. Best of refer ence required.

Mks. Whkelib, 111 tf BOARDERS WAN ED AT NO. 708 FRENCH Street. Hentlemen preferred. 2-1 BOARD-ISO.

Pleasant rooms with board at Ko. C04 French street. jl7-lnr WANTED BOARDERS ALSO TABLE boarders. 818 West, street. )7-lat lost airt LOJT flfl.

ON TUESDAY NIGHT OS Kiithstroet. Reward if leftat this office. j2-2t Proposals. 13KOPOSALS. Proposals will be reeelvr djn the leek box at ths Board of Education rooms until 8 p.

ra. on ilon-d July 2s, for window shades for new public Echool No. 25 in the Twelfth ward. The shades must be of the eolor adopted by the board, of the best material and workmanship and hang in each window in complete working order oa or before August present year. Sample of material mnst accompany each proposal JOSEPH PTLK, 118-fs Stood hiirman.

VAPPPQ Speily: qoietly. For parties in any all Ciusee. Blank uiiuimuustaie. leitiou; all eiusee. Blank sop ieatioos free Robert hive, Attorney, No, Broadway, IS FAST DRAWING TO AN END.

Have you improved the op portunity of getting some of the BIG BARGAINS? The BLACK MOHAIRS Advertised so cheap a few days ago are most all gone. Don lose your chance at them. 50c for 25c. 75c for 40c. We have a lot of Remnants of Dress Goods we don't want and YOU DO at the PRICE we are willing to take for them.

A few dozens left of real Alligator Purses Ought to bring 13 cents. We want now 8 cents each to close up the lot. The balance of our PARASOLS TO GO For Less Than Half 12.50 for Sxko for $1.50, $4 for $2, etc. Dress Ginghams I India Linens The prices surprise all. If you want to buy a thin Black Dress, such as HUN'S VEILING, ALBATROSS OR BATISTE, for about one-half, come to the "Bee Hive," 308 Market street, and leave us your money.

R. L. RUSSELL. Political. REPUBLICAN STATE COHYEHTIOH.

A State Convention of the Bepublican Party of the State of Delaware will be held at Hover ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1890, at 11 o'clock a. For the purpose of nominatine a candidate for governor and a candidate for representa tive in uongress. The convention will consist of one hundred and sixty (160) delegates appointed among toe several districts as follows: Forty (40) delegates to be chosen from the First district; thirty-eight (38) delegates to oe cuosen from the second district; forty (40) delegates to be chosen from tbe Third dis trict; forty-two (42) delegates to be chosen from the Fourth district; and such delegates shall be appointed among the several sub divisions, as heretofore. And further it is ordered that the modes of election shall be as follows: Tbo Republican voters shall assemble at the usual voting places in the several sub-divisions of said dis tricts on.batnrday, the 6th day of September, A. 1890, and organize by electing three judges to conduct the election, who shall forthwith opsn the polls and receive the bal lots.

In the First and Second districts the polls shall be ened at 4 o'clock p. m. and kept open until 7 o'clock p. and in the Third and Fourth districts the polls shall be opened at 2 o'clock m. and kept open until 4 o'clock p.

subject to the power of the district committee of the several districts to alter the apportionment among the several sub-divisions of the district in which they are located, or to change the mode of choosing sucn aeiegates. Upon closing the polls the judges shall puouciy count tne vote and make out certiti cates of election in duplicate, one whereof shall be delivered to the delegates elected And the other shall be forthwith mailed to the chairman of the State Central Committee. At the said election Republicans, or those pledging themselves to vote the Kenublican ticket, only shall be allowed to vote, and the said election shall be by ballot. By order of the State Central Committee. JAMES PEXNEWILL, Chairman, J.

Francis Bacon, Secretary. Dover, July 10, 1890. ISanti Statements. REPORT OF THE OONIlITI.N OF THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BNK OF Wilmington, at Wllming.on. in the ate of D.

la- ware, at uie close oi ousinees, July lo, lajj: RE-OTJRCES. Loans and discounts $430 C9 83 Overdralts secured and 133 26 0. 8. bonds to secure circulation Due from approved reserve 1t Due from other at lonal Ban ks 11,319 9 Due from State Banks and Hankers 1,561 23 Banking-house, furniture and fixtures. 70,972 SB Current expenses and taxes paid 9 03 Premiums on S.

bonds O.is oeo Checks and other cash items flit 86 Exchanges for clearing-house 5 172 47 Bills of other Banks 3io 00 Fractional paper currency, nickles and eeuts 102 32 Specie 90 Legal tender notes 00 Redemption fond with U. S. Treasurer i5 per cent, of circulation) Total LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid In 00 Surplus fund .000110 Undivided nront; 4.134 68 National bank notes outstanding 15,0 00 Dtt idends unpaid- 1. 51 Ot) Individual deposits subject to Certified eh- cks Due toother ational Hanks Due to State Banks and Bankers Bills payable 500,441 31 3,48 50 lit 45 32 000 00 Total i 86 State of Delaware, county of New Castle, ss.

1, John Peoples, cashier cf the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. JOHN PEOPLES, Ca- er. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23d dav of Jnly, is. LEVI A. I1ERTOLETTE, Nctarv Public, Attest: Phillip Pll-skktt, Aiu HiBAi.o A.

Cai klle, Directors, J. Dav Sislfr. ELECTRIC BATHS WEDNESDAYS AND SATI BDA YS, HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL. Van Buren and Shallcio Avenues, la-lai Was never known to be cheaper nor more stylish than at present. There are so many different styles and patterns of goods.

Then there are many different styles of garments, differently trimmed, differently made and there are so many imitations of good clothing that it almost requires an expert to tell one from the other until they are worn. We have built up our business by selling good clothing, such as will wear and so please that customers come back and bring their friends with them. Just now we are selling Boys' and Children's Suits at a reduction of 20 per cent. Men's at a reduction of 10 per cent on cash sales. Jas.

T. Mullin Son, Tailors 6th Market, Clothiers, Wilm ngtoo. EXQUISITE. Past seasons have produced some very handsome styles and patterns in Parasols, but this season's designs are the most exquisite and charming that the eye ever looked on. Call and examine them.

We never carried a larger stock before and at such low prices. It's impossible to tell you all about them in an advertisement. We'll be pleased to show them to you. E. Strang, 812 Market Street.

LENGEL'S FAMOUS Bavarian Lager Beer. The Bavarian Beer has caught the public taste and connoisseurs pronounce it the equal of the beet German brewings. It is pure and contains tnly malt, hop. and water. Ask for Len gel's Bavarian Beer.

It is on Up at all leading saloons. JOHN A. LENCEL, Fifth and DuPont Sts. Telephone No. 593.

J. II. TURNER. Water is4 Vrtmeh EXTRA FAMILY COAL. OIK LKUIVH COAL Is the best brand that can be had for family as or that sma be mined from th.

ground, Vlru Ctaality First It rick mmd slr. tllay. TManbfln. Oall No. TM ni-tt A.

F. BORNOT, 716 Market Street, Wilmington, DeL, And No. 113 8ontb Tenth street. Philadelphia. Also branch store, No U2g Chestnut street.

French Steam Dyer and Securer. All kinds of Clothing cleaned and dyed. Bilks, Velvets, Fur and Lace a specialty. Blankets cleaned by an Improved process, retaining their original length, breadth and snfmsss and nurtttwl of all sort, of eHnvlA. Octtla.

HOTEIj (UETWOODE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Remodelled and enlarged; sixty sleeping rooms: all conveniences of large hotel; newlv furnished, rooms large and airy, several tutving'oeeau view beds eomfortab w.th woven wire springs, hair mattreiwes ana feather pillows; eloaeu on each floor; particular eare has bean given to the sanitary arrangement, throughout the house; eity water and gas; call bells tu every room. This hotel is desirably ljeated on PaciMa aveaoe, between Indiana and Illinois avenue, convenient to the Pennsylvania and Reading Railroad stations, and within two minutes' walk of the biaeh. The proprietress takes this opportunity to thank her friends and patrors for former faors in past experiences and promises to make Hotel ChetwooUe a HOME In aver respect.

Special attention will be given to the ear. of Invalids. MRS. ANNIE GRUBB. m3-eod3m THE HARVARD, CAPE MAY POINT, N.

J. iriRs). P. J. TI RSKK.

ADDON HALL, ATLANTIC CITT, J. NOW OPEN. j2-eod-t s-26t LEEDS SY L1PPLNCOTT. GLENDALE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

Atlantic and Vasuchusetts Now open. First-class aeeornmorlations. Bates, S7 to per week. A O. MILLER A.

MATTHEWS, late of Inglesida. m2-2ia BRIGHT HOUSE. BE HOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE. Will reopen June IS, lstw. Address WALTER BURTON.

Manager, Jtehoboth, Del. Write for circular. sa21-3ns HOTEL HEN! OPEN, RK HO BOTH BEACH Del. Complete in all its details as a lis elars boose. Oilers special inducements for the season tf JWip.

Wi I open una 2s. For ctrei lars apply at the office of Th. Morning News or for particulars to M. E. CuUuo, Reuobolh, Del, Jt0-2itt There's not an if or an and about it, the best and most at tractive Baby Coach stock in the city is here.

Make the test as you please, the facts will show: 1 Our $7 Coach better than anything at $7.75 outside Our Coach equal to anything at $10.78 outside. 3 Our Mi Coach better than anything at SU.7S outside. And so on. With Coaches as with everything else in the store -first. Basement, northeast of centre.

John Wanamaker. BOODLE IN NEW ORLEANS. Governor Nlcholls Charged With Using Lottery Honey. Nkw Orleans, July S3. In a recent anti-lottery mass meeting a speech was made by the Hon.

idward 1. White condemning cer tain New Orleans papers in advertising the passage of the lottery bill in the Legislature. lbe Times-Democrat publishes the follow ing: The Times-Democrat charges and can prove that the campaign committee, of which Senator-elect White was treasurer, received the sum of $10,000 from the head and front of the lottery company, which the senator disbursed in the interest of Governor Nicholls and himself in the last campaign. When the check had been solicited and was tendered to the committee one member objected on the ground that it came from the lottery company. One of the committee then said: 'Gentlemen, let ns have no misunder standing; the money comes from the lottery That money was received, turned over to Treasurer White and used in the campaign.

Will the senator-elect dare deny it? It is farther charged that this 'auti' saint received from the lottery company the sum of 110,000 to assist him personally in his fight for the Senate. Did Senator White use that money honestly? The amount is large and could scarcely have been consumed in stationery. RISING TROUBLE. They Expect to Resume Shortly. Business It was reported yesterday that the firm of r.tstng Lange, pork packers ana provision waters at Noe.

407, 409 and 411 Orange street, had failed with liabilitieslamounting to $27,000. The firm confessed judgment to E. A. Blackshur of Baltimore, Md. for 519,000 and to a hog dealer named Wrangle, for 58,000.

The firm was established in 1839 and the present members of the firm are Herbert M. and Herman Lange. The firm always did a good business and its failure is attributed to the failure of Philadelphia party whose notes the firm endorsed. The firm recently put in a large quantity of labor saving machinery. Inqniry made at the office yesterday in re gard to the failure ehciced the information that the largest bill which the firm owed was SI 5,000 to a New York party, and that they were the only ones pushing their claims.

I he? would be ready to begin business tu few days and everything would be satisfac torily arranged. Seventeen Gi for Mr. Blaine. Bar Habbor, July 23. Secretary Blaine made his first visit to the Baltimore at 1 1 o'clock to-day, receiving a salute of 17 cues.

The Kearaarge and Dolphin went out side to-day for practice with heavy guns. The ships will possibly remain till next week. LOCAL PERSONAL. Thomas Bird of St. Georges, Del was in town yesterday.

Miss H. Keables will return home this even ing from Washington. Miss Annie Horn returned from Atlantic City Wednesday evening, A. P. RobirsjD, of Georgetown, was in Wilmington yesterday.

Mrs L. C. Bootes left yesterday for a visit to her brother in St. lieorges. Mr.

and Mis. Joseph Gray of this city are the guests of J. C. Thompson of Clayton Edward G. Bradford, Erq has been journing for some days at Belmar, N.

J. Patrick Plnnkett and wife are spending their honeymoon in the White Mountains. Miss Jennie Beckett of this city Is visiting the family of Postmaster Webster at Clayton. Miss Katie McGluthern of is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lynn, in this city.

Miss Alberta Eberhardt and Miss Eva Dillia returned from Fennsgrove yesterday. The Missas Clara and Emma Jack are visiting their brother, Edward Jack, at Washington. Professor A. S- Webster and family left last evening for a two weeks' vacation at He hoboth. They will stop at the Bright House.

Miss Eva Finnegan of Chester, Pa and Miss Bessie McKnight of Philadelphia are the guests of Miss Mame Callahan, No. 702 Franklin street. William Francis, formerly of this city, but sow a resident of Washington, is with his wife and child spending his vacation with his mother of this city. Percy Morrison, son of Dr. N.

B. Morrison of this city, left home last night for Seattle, Washington. Mr. Morrison will be employed with a trust company in Seattle. Bishop Coleman will bold two services on Sunday next in the Episcopal chapel at Brandywine Springs for the accommodation of the soldiers and other visitors.

W. S. Lednum, cashier of The Harlan and Ilollingsworth Company, and C. C. Lednum -will start on Saturday for a two weeks' fishing aad yachting trip down on the Chesapeake Miss Sadie Green will leave to-morrow for Ocean Grove to visit the family ot W.

N. Chandler, and will spend a few days in Philadelphia on her return to this city the last of next month. Tbr MoifNiso News was informed yesterday that John Biggs, and not Alexander CoBMgys, was elected a delegate from St. Georges hundred to the Democratic State Convention. Courtland E.

Pierson, with J. M. Mather, insurance agent. No. 502 Market street, has been appointed agent for this state for the Ooonecticat Mutual Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.

I. M. Beaachamp of the Pennsylvania railroad ticket trrtivtrs i-flice in this city, has teea promoted to a ctt rkship at Pittsburg, Pa, and J. M. Webster of Christiana, lias been appointed to tbe vacancy caused by I tie promotion, Closing Quotations.

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(i2V. 8t Paul Com yfregoB dt 4 Oregon Kit Nsv ...101 HScQ Canada Southern. Michigan Central. Union Pacific at, 1 Ji Santa 45 Central PaciSc 33 734 northern rcf Umn Missouri Northern Pcf PId. Texas Pacific.

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26A unr Trust aft 7K M. Texas lNation'1 Lead Trust US BUrandeCom. 18 Silter si Urande, 11 J. Uv.urude Oil. 10i Sfalki CHICAGO CLOSING Qltt TATIOSfS.

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COKN Auirust. Sentember. 384. October Local Stock Quotations. Heald A bankers and brokers, furnish the tallowing quotations for local stocks: ni.

A sued rational Bank of Delaware 7f 0 First National Bank 11 Central National Bank Wilmington and Rrandywine Bank ftti1 Union National Bank Farmers' Bank t24 Security Trust Safe Deposit Co. 1301, ireiaware naitroaa 311 Wilmington A Northern Railroad. Wilmington City Pass. Wilmington Coal Gas Compiuy Wilmington City Electric Co Equitable Guarantee Trust Co 21V. 4ft A Mew Departure From ordinary business methods is made by the manufactures of Dr.

Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, in guaranteeing this world-famed remedy to cure all diseases arising from derangements of the liver or stomach, as indigestion, or dvspepsia, bil iousness or "liver complaint," or from impure blood, as boils, blotches, pimples, eruptions scalp disease, talt rheum, crofulous sores and swellings and kindred ailments. Money paid for "Discovery" promptly returned if, on fair trial, it cton cure. Don't hawk, hawk, blow, spit, and disgust everybody with your offensive breath, but use Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and end it- mm. POT E.

In this city, on tbe instant, 7ofc Edwin, son of Fred ami Isavuia rote, aged years, 1 moouis ana days. HOLSTKN. In Kew York, on July 23, Ke Patterson, wife of Johu Hois ten, aged 24 years. Relatives and friends a-e respectfully invited attend the funeral from tbe residence of Jobu Holgten, iso Bennett street, this ilhuraday) arieruoon, as ciock. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -s-r- Largest stock and best as sortment of sizes and grades the city.

HOSE AT ALL PRICES. Fire and Mill Hose a specialty. SPEAKHAN SUPPLY AND PIPE CO. No. 113 MARKET STREET.

FOR CORLISS ENGINES, Hall Steam and Power Pumps, Eon. and Vert, engines, all sizes Pulleys, Shafting and Hangers, Boilers, Stacks, Tanks, Feedwater, Heaters and Sheet-iron Work Brass Castings and Finished Brass Work, Repairs to Machinery, Boilers, Address, EEIIHGTON MACHINE CO. WILJUNQT0N, DEI. By sty SEx g5 sassf sfbilsa Etas) sJslsl VS. i Sfcte, i ST.

CHARLES, ATLANTIC CITT, N. J. Ooaan end Delaware avenue. Now open. Jonah woouon.jb..