Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Hears.
rRAMs LEAvH WILMINGTON.

TRAINS LKAvH WILMINGTON.
For Rss York-i20, Las A. M; 1222, 5s7 p. =.
SuRSAfS Por & q 100, $40, 1905 1880, A.
M; 70 %, 2.oO, AA5, 70. 1924, P. N. Sundays,
L95 A. NJ. IS, $50, 1924 P. M.
For BGitmors- 50, 2es, 1909 A. M; l.O2, 1.9s,
$50 ITO p. a. Sundays, u 50, 99s A, NJ 80
:, FT ESshdss:Osc1lT2S3 "a y n aSs M; LOS LIS 'lO
FOR bsiaTars 4. R-is56. lOiO A. n; ss5 P. 4.
For IsiS castis-1asS 1O.lOA. M; 1.sc. tsS. $50
P. M. No Sunday trains
FOrl sitHington e Readia7. R. R.@SsC ;,s "a, a M;
500, 500 M. sundays, $40 A. M, CThe latter TWO
do not run beyond Coat syi1e.)
For Wilmington & Western r. Rs-1O 30 A. Nj o.So
p. Nj. NO Sunday Trains,
TRAINS ARRIvz AT WILMINGTON,
From Nev York.-l53 A. M; 1.1s, 100 P. M. Sun
fsom mi Philadelphia adj 1853, sq5, o5s A. NJ.
P% N A Sundays Sy s iass IL; fSs 1905 % ls5Sr Nj
From Port Deposit.-s.O4 A. N. No. Sunday train
From Bahimore.-l.lO i.25, ioS 4. N; lsiSi e'N'
From Rdshiagton.-lt0 125 A. 1919, 5 n,
lola P. Nj. sundays. lilo, 125 A. NJ 10l4 p NJ
FSont @ l6es Castie 500, 1Ol5,.A. M. 4.4O, .s.45
From RIliningtOn & ReadiH1 R. R.-s15, 11.aO, A.
M; stOP. M. Sundays 6.tO P. M. (Fhe $40 A. N.
train and the sunday train are from COatesville
From Wilmington d Western R. R.-7.b6A.M. 80
P. NJ. No sunday lrains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOB WILMINGTON.
| 12Al, I.UU, 6.5U lU.5U a. lS.Up lEslOi EIo0
20, 6.l5, 900, 4b $50, l1.so P. M.
The telescope man should be about to-day.
Umbrellas are not OF much account to-day.
The Board of Education meets this evening.
Three druaks at the police hearings since Sat
/ urday.
| The heavy freights still continue on the W.
| W. II. IL.
Sunday School teachers meeting at the Calvary
| Church, this evening.
A Post Office is wanted at Southwood on the
| line Of the W. " W. II. r.
The protracted meeting at the Union NJ. E.
Church is increasing in interest.
The Middietown Transcript calls Granville
Worrell the Clahin of Wilmington.
Court commences at Dover, to-day. The
COMMERCIAL will have daily reports.
new Post Office has been established at
Petersburg, Kent county, Delaware.
/ The Bakers Home at No. 8, West Fifth street,
is desolste. There is no Hdug there now.
Mason Kindel. of Kennel Square, has sing
ing class at McKennan's church near Falkland
; The number in attendance at the Union NJ. f.
Sunday School, yesterday afternoon, reached
! 395.
James A. McCauey has been elected Mis-
' sionary Secretary of Grace afternoon Sabbati
School, vice James NJ, Ellison, whe las removed
| from the city.
Extra meetings begin at Gracel church thi
| evening. Public invited. kzai
The Sunday School Union of Grace M E
church is composed of 124 different teachers
They include some Of our best and most promi
| nent citizens.
f. The Chester county court opens to-day. tn
Udderzook trial Will eclipse all others in genera
| Importance.
Henry whiteman, of Mill Greek Hundred, vii
be a candidate at the Republican nomination
| election for Sheriff it ls understood.
Andy Williams, at Greenbank, has got tn
frame work Of his new house raised, and he
now putting on the weatherboarding.
Mr.. f. F. Bogia, formerly Of the firm Of Johl
ston d Bogia, has obtained a situation in IL
K Government Printing Office, at Washington. L
K went down, tins morning, to assume his ne
3 duties.