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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

Returns from all the towns In Connec-
ticut give Ingersol, Dem, 5000 majority
for Governor. The Republicans carry
three Of the four Congressional Districts.
There will probably be q Republican ma
jority Of one 10 the State Senate, and a
Democratic majority Of IL or IS in the
House.
Returns of the local elections in Ohio.
on Monday, show that the Democrats
carried Cincinnati, Columbus, Mansfield,
Dayton and CrestlIne. In Toledo and
Chllicothe Democratic Mayors were
elected, but the other officers are RopubN-
can. In Lancaster, Citizens ticket,
supported by the Republicans, was sue
cessful. In Cleveland, an Independent
candidate for Mayor was chosen, the Re-
pubicaus electing the other officers.
Clrcleville elected the Republican ticket
In Cincinnati nearly full returns give
Johnston, Democratic candidate for
Mayor, 992 majority; Warrington, Re-
publican, for City Solicitor, 40 majority ;
Csnpo,ll, Republican, FOR Prosecuting
Attorney, b2l majority and Kessler,
Republican, for Polite Commissioner,
as majority. The remaining offices
have been secured by the Democrats and
Liberals BY from 500 TO 1900 majority.
General F VI Case, Citizens candidate,
was elected Mayor Of Denver, Col, on
Monday,
The Republicans carried the local cleo
tlon at Evansville, Ind, on Monday, Sc
curing OF the 70 Councllmen
Reokuk, Love, elected a Democratic
Mayor on Monday
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12
An Annphlblaus Bow.

A writer in the Chicago Times states
that he has seen the infant son of DIR.
Louis Shultz remain under water [ Wenty.
five minutes without being injured
Shultz claims that any land animal can
be taught to do the same thing If taken
In hand Immediately after birth. His
theory is that before birth the circulation
is carried on through the oval hole be-
tween the right and left arteual canals.
After birth the circulation is conducted
entirely by the lungs through the pull
monary artery, AMI the oval hole of the
heart is gradually closed through disuse.
The vital functions Of the amrhibia are
almost Identical with those Of the land
animals including the human species.
Their young are born on land and would
become incapable Of remaining un5er
water were they not fiequuntly forced by
thcll dams here. II tAe SURFACE, and thus
the oval hole Oh The heart ID constantly
kept open until il becomes one Of the per-
mArent functions OF the body.
shultA was convinced that all land
animals might acquire the same faculty,
and Tested the matter by immersing four
newborn pups IN water heated to blood
temperature. He iirst kept them beneath
the surface two minutes, then five min
utesi and they seemed to enjoy Il rather
than otherwise. When his Guild was
porn ne stole It rom The mother while
the latter slep', and recklessly Immersed
u IN water az biood neat for four min
MES, keeping MS hand on the babes
breast 50 that the pulsation OF the heart
eoniu oe ielt'
snuhh STATES lhat i was twenty seconds
Aiter immersion neiore the blood found It's
way along the old channel, with bound
ing percussion which at once startled
MN and relieved bis suspense Upon
llItlng me babe rom the water It was ten
seconds before the lungs resumed their
duties, and the circulation proceeded In
the natural manner shgltz then dressed
the Infant and returned It to it, mother
go quietly that she did not Imagine any
thing unusual had happened.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

There is no pain which the OentAur Lih'
ment will not relieve, no swelling VAL
not subdue, and no lsmeneas which II will
not cure. This is strong language, ha', hh
true. Where the parts are not gone, 10
effects are marvellous. II has produced
more cures of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock
jaw, palsy, sprains, eAked-brsaiii
scalds, burns, salt rheum, ezr-aehe, k'q
upon the human frame, and OF strains, spa
win, gals, &C., upon animals in oas. yesr
than have all other pretended remed' .es since
the world began. II IL a counts f.irritanI
an all-healing pain relieyer. Or. pples throw
away their erutehes, the lam.. walk, poison
Gus bites are rendered h. .rmless, and the
wounded are healed without 3 scar It 10
no humbug, The recipe IL published around
each bottle. 1t Is selling as 10 article ever
before sold, and It sells because It does Just
what 1t pretends to do. Those who now
suffer from rheumatism, pain or swellins
deserve 10 suffer II they will not use Csl'
taur Liniment. More than 1000 eertihsaisi
Of remarkable cures, including frozen Limbs
chronic rheumatism, govt, running tumori
&C, have been received. We will send
circular containing certificate, the recipe
SCI gratis, TO any one requesting IT, Ons
BOTTLE Of the yellow wrapper Centsur Lini'
ment IL worth one hundred dollars for spa
yinsd or swesnied horses and mules, or ior
serew'worm in sheep. Stock-owners-th|
liniment IL worth your attention. No fam
lily should be without Centsur Imminent
Price 6oc. bottle, large bottles sl.oo;
J. u. ROSE Co
80 Broadway, New y ork.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12
Significant new Groupings Of
Senators

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Nation in Il recent letter to
that paper calls attention to some curious
grouping Of Senators during the consid-
Grafton of the Caldwell case by the Senate.
The resoluti reported by the committee
declaring Caldwell's election void by
reason OF fraud and bribery IN the legis-
lature, was supported by Morrill, Of
Vermont, Morrill, Of Maine, Pratt Of
Indiana, Buckingham OF Connecticut and
Acorn of Mississippi, Republicans; SEIZURE
of Missouri, Liberal Republican, and
Thurman Of Ohio, Norwood Of Georgia
aud salisbury Of Della ware, Democrats.
Messrs. Bayard, Stockton and Hamilton,
Democrats, on the other hand, while
urging Caldwel's expulsion on account
OF bribery in procuring his election urged
that such bribery could not inyalldate the
election because such election was an act
OF the State in its sovereign capacity
which cannot be questioned by the Senate,
which must confne the its action TO
guilty person. This lie pointed to as
showing a difference amongst Democrats
on the old question of State Sovereignty.
All the Republicans named in this list,
and quite a number of others were, how
sver, in favor Of Kidding the Senate Of
Caldwell's presence, either by expulsion
or exclusion, while on the other hand
conkling, Carpenter, Logan, Stewart,
Cameron, Chandler and all the Southern
eRrpei-baggeT were ready 70 stand by
Caldwell at all hazards aud retain him 10
the Senate. This significant division Of
the Republican Senators the correspond
ent In question thinks indicates a break
in the Republican line on the question OF
public morals and the remedies to be
employed for The cure Of existing evils.
We give these opinions by an Intelligent
observer for what they are worth, merely
remsrking thst II they prsssgs a division
Of parties on other than the old issues
that they give promise of a better day
dawnlng In our political affairs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

GAUsE--0n Wednesday, April 9th. 1onhl''
Cause, 10 hia Hth year. IL "a
The relatives aud friends Of The nnli
respeelfullY invited to sttend the mn "a
the residence Of Tn M 3 Psnnypheksf' resu'u'
Anril l2t leaying The house at II 0'ellek s.,i,I
Carriages will meet the mornlsg tfain a. s''''
stAtiua.
WALKER - In tbs city. GU Thursday, y. .. w
instant, Sarah 3 Walker wife VI ti'AN
Walker, in the ed year 4 her ny .,.u. il.
The relatives Of the family are respecuaui ~. v
yited g. attend tue funeral from hrf ~ ~ Y
de &c. Dea1Ars Avenue ana uniga 49, 4
BraudyVina Cemetery. AiHl'N
THOM Ps0N. tn the Hh inst, HAmn'-
Thompson, In The 28.n yeu OF bis age
EAkt4. -Iu this city, April 7th, 1878, NAL"
vile OF Robert kakin, In thu iO1h IsA' w. l'
wHSesoN-,n pb,lad.,Db,.. on thu nh lat
Agaes Wilson, widow Of tho lag JA1s
wilson, rmsrly VI Wilmington, DEL, 10
10Th year Of her age.
LlDW ORTIZ. Mar Garrett's SNUFF Aillf, u
Creek Hundred, April Srd John b. DilNe4
10 ia 39.h year Of his aga
TALLEY. -In this c " GU the 81 inst, Mafgi'
A. wife OF VIM. @. Talley, aged 70 years
BALDWIN this city, on the, 81 ln'l,.
Harlan, husband Of Margaret Baldwin as'
81 years.
JOHNSON. In this CITY, on the mornisg
Apr | ith. 1873, Rsbecca johnson, vile VI h''
Y, Johnson, aged % years.
GOODMAN. IN this city, on the tth inslai
James Goodman, Ia his 18th year.
WBIrCRAFT IN this city, on Sunday, Ap
9Th, Willie, only son OF James d. ana sAwl
Wniicfan, ag d three years.
CRANOR. -On the morning Of the 9Th inslt.,
heart disease, Mrs faunis e., vile OF hali
d. CranOr and laughter VI Aaron Ionrad'
SEAL On the 7th Of April, inst, SARAH
seal, wife OF Joseph seal, Ia her btih yesi'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12
Editorial Notes.

We hope Council will not permit the
erection of any more unsightly shanties
in front of The City Hall.
The freshets in New York, Pennsylva-
mia and Ohio continue. We have been
happily quite free from freshets here, this
year.
The policy of the non-payment of taxes
and resisting their collection, is to be gen.
orally adopted in Louisiana. We shall
watch it with interest, AS 1t may afford a
useful hint as TO the best method of re-
sisting the accursed tyranny under which
the people of this county suffer-
We fully believe in The practicabillty
Of public steam supply, and direct atten-
ton t. the interesting plan whereby it is
proposed To accomplish the result de-
seribed on our frs; page.
Good ont Of Nazareth, light out of
darmess The Arkansas Legislature has
passed law forbiddng discrimination
on account OF sex IN teaehers' salaries.
The Committee Of Invitation ior the
Louisiana State Fair will accclt our
thanks for a courteous Invitation to be
present at its opening on April 23d, snd
our regrets that other engagements zen
der 1t impossible for US to avail ourself
Of the pleasant privilege it offers.
Rev. George A. Latimer has issued IN
pamphlet form bis biographical sketch Of
Oliver Evans, reprinted from Harkness'
Magazine in which it was originally pub
ished The author will accept our thanks
for a copy.
We ARE OF course under obligations to
the gentlemen who bring up reports OF
legislative proceedings for us, and thank
them heartily for their kindness, but We
feel like giving the very reverse Of thanks
to those individuals WHO agree to do Til.
thing and then Keep the reports in then
pockets ill they are hunted up.
They say good vine needs no bush -
but as the Holly Tee Inns are not q
have any wine coed or otherwise, the
association did very well in securing 81
good a Bush for its head
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12
Tho school Election.

There was a most gratifying display Of
public interest in the school election, as
Is evidenced by the large vote, wherever
there was any contest. Several old
members were re elected and several new
members are added to the Board, who
will assist materially In imparting more
Of dignity to lis deliberations. A number
Of most judlcious failures 10 elect
were made also at this, and at the
nomination elections which preceded II,
so that ON the whole we look forward to
more Of liberality, intelligence aud fair
ness in the proceedings of the board than
characterized those Of Its predecessor
A few more such elections, little NOR
wedding ont Of unfit men and we shall
have Board of Education worthy tn
admirable schools which have grown NJ
IN spite Of rather than on account Of tn
Boards we have frequently had.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

A Wilmington gentleman met another
on the street few days ago, and In the
course u conversation asked was going
on down at Dover. The other replied that
he did not know Of anything being done
for the public good, but that the Leeisla-
lnre seemed chiefly occupied in chasing
cattle out Of one school district into
another, and he supposed that when they
succeeded in getting all the cattle driven
into the last district they would pass 9
ditch law enclosing them so az to keel
them there.
Should our sarcastic friends prophec'
be fulalled II is hard to see what Their
would be left for any future Legislator
to do, unless 1t should take Its cue fror
THE one and try a similar policy o
newspaper correspondents.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

The Senate Committee to inquire into
the difficulty with the railroad companies
in relation to postal cars, had a further
session In Washington Wednesday. Mr..
Isaac Huxley stated that II was purely In
Difference to the citizens Of the United
States that the roads had continued to
perform unremuneratlve services. Mr..
Harris, President Of the Connecticut
River Railroad, showed from statistics
that his company only received twelve
cents per mile per car for carrying the
mails deducting the fare Of the mall
agents at the rate of one cent per mile,
they received only ten dollars per car fol
the round trip Of one hundred miles an
empty car transported over the road fol
another company paid fifteen cents every
mile, or one-half more than the P. o
Department paid for carrying mall mat
tar
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12
PENNSYLVANIA.


DECISION AGAINST WOMAN suFFRAG e
PHILADELPHIA, April 5th.-ln the Su-
preme Court the case Of Miss Bunham,
pleading a right to vote ON the ground
that the word freeman in the constitution
meant both men and women, the Court
decided against her.
BRUTAL WIFE MURDER IN EAsToN.
EAsToN, Pa, April sth. Mrs. Grouse
was hruially murdered by ser husband
Ia snuiltOwn in the suburbs Of EastOn.
Grouse was arrested and Is in jail.
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The Modoc Farce.

CAPT JACK IS TIRED FooLinG, AND WILL
SHORTLY MAKE WAR ON the UNITED
STATES,
SAN FRANCISCO, April 5th.-T he latest
reports from Modocs Is that Captain Jack
Will make no more promises and is de-
termlned to remain in the Lava Beds. II
Is expected that the Modocs in make
tue first attack, and the picket at the
various camps have been doubled and
troops ordered to be ready for the enemy
at any moment
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12


Justice again Refused Our People.
Our reports from Dover show that the
House has instantly killed thepropositlCn
10 give the people Of this county just rep
resentation, by the unanimous vote OF
the members Of the two lower counties
This will surprise nobody, and will pro-
duce no such feeling Of intense excite
ment and deep Indignation as il
should. This refusal to remedy this
wrong, is one of the most opeu.
shameless acts Of absolute tyranny
ever committed by any government
on earth, and no other civilized people
ever submitted long to such without risk
ing life and property in open rebellion
rather than submit, yet We do not sup
pose there are live hundred men in Will
mington who appreciate the fact that one
Of the simplest acts Of justice ever asked
by an oppressed and disiranchised people
has been insolently refused. We see less
cause for despair in the tyrannyto which
we are subjected, than in the temper
with which our people submit to it.
II a particle of the spirit which gave
our nation birth yet lived in the descend
ants Of those who made Delaware's name
glorious in the revolution, every man in
this city would be rebel in thought, If
not in deed against this Infamous tyranny
which dehes the letter and spirit Of our
constitution, and burlesques democracy
by suDjecting us to government which
taxes us without representation and rules
US without our consent. We rather expect
that some one will characterize this lam
guage as iuIemperate, but we do not
care. Its Temperance and foibearance
under Infamous wrong is hat is the mat
ter with this community. If we had not
Justly earned a reputation for cowardly
submission we should lind our rights and
our wrongs treated with more consider.
alton.
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spain


THE cAILIsTs FIRING on A. TOWN.
MADRID, April l0.-The Carlists under
Cehallos have Upered fire on the town Of
ruycerda, In the province of Genona, the
government troops refusing to Surrender.
EXTENSIVE TREsrLE WORK CARRIED AWAY
New YoRK, April II The high trestle
work on WAIKIKI Valley road Il ear the
bridge at RS niale, has been carried
away by IL land slide. 1t will require u
month 10 rebuild.
the oARLIsrs SUFFER A DEFEAT.
PARIS, Apil 1lth.-A dispatch from
Perpgnon report the defeat Of the Car
li,ts before Puycerda after hghting the
whole day and night.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12
Distressing Suicide.
A sTxTEES-YEAR OLD BOY H,,o,
SELF.

A sixTEES-YEAR OLD BOY u,v,,
SELF.
The Easton (Md.) Journal
youth named Luther Tarbnn'a
about sixteen years, tommh,.I
on Saturday last, near Ham,
Trappe District. He was w 1,l',' .
Mr.. George Faulkner, and can. i.
the field during the abseros ~ y
and got lead line, with wblcbb.s
ont again. Mrs. Faulkner NV
what he was going to do win /, M
he replied "nothlRg." TIE pa,, n.
him he was hanging 10 The I'M
peach tree, with a sllp-not s,os,i
neck, dead. The limb wac so nv,
he had been compelled to fpIl s,v,s
secure strangulation, and was t.s-'
his knees, his hands touchlnpifsr
There was no eviderc &c of ths +, II
struggle, and his death mr,t l,,' i
a remarkably easy one. NJ, 4, n
who lives 1t Bartlett's mill, Wa, rTil
ana having procured assistance. n. n
was cut down, still warm. Jusl,,i
held an inquest on the BODY, and Il, |
rendered a verdict that the deeea,J /,
to his death by his own hand.
No sufficient cause can be ass.,Da
so desperate and determined an m
the part of young Tarbullon. mi
been somewhat dependent Of IN,
! ing been heard TO say that 90 one
him, and Everybody wa. going Nd
him." but no one suspected that b.
Tired Of life, or contemplated suicit,.
was much liked by his employer, aud
good character for industry aud ,
ely, being generally respected by al
knew him.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12
The Atlantic Disaster.

ARRIVAL OF sAvEb PASSENGERS ANOTHER
STORY CONCERNING THE TURNING OF
THE sHiP PROM HER COURSE.
PORTLAND, Ne, April 5.-The steamer
Falmouth has arrived with over three
hundred rescued Passengers from the
Atlantic One Of tire cabin passengers
had his feet frozen he was 10 The rigging
eight hours. They were dispatched i'm.
mediately by railroad train Ia waiting
VIM. Roberts the seeoDd purser saws
that the coal was sufficient 70 last TO New
York, but the captai1 turned to HALIFAX
to avoid the storm which was impending
ANIMAL or THE SAVED IN BOSTON.
BosTos, April 5.-Thrte hundred and
twelve steerage passengers of the Atlantic
arrived he'e this morning, and will leave
by the Fall River route for New York
tonight.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12
More Amerloan steamers.

The well-informed Philadelphia cores
pendent Of the Germantown Telegraph
writes as follows: A rumor is In circulu-
tion In business circles to the ell, ct that
the managers Of the American Steamship
Company contemplate building six moro
new iron steamers, as soon as the first
tour shall have been completed and run
ming. cannot learn that anything
definite has been done or determined
in The matter, but the opinion in mer.
camille circles is, that in order to make
"A profit on the business il viii be necessary
to build moro vessels. As TO the mean.
Of raising the additional capital for III,
purpose can give no information.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

Idiots get angry easily.
Net prohts-A flshernau's.
The two cent piece is abolished.
West Chester has white roactt
The lawyers favorlte fuel-COGs
Silver combs are once more m I'd
The lawyers precious stoue-Bii
stone.
-Bulwer's moustache TURNED upUt2
corners.
Father Burke made s9NOQ /
America.
Mean time-The tine of The c Il
Hall clock.
The price of Spite dogs has a.al
In Gotham.
Grant makes money in real est
speculations.
Chinese rouge is green till you 10
II on your cheek.
Fillmore is the threatening csgnSa|
Of a Utica ply lcian.
"A New York milliner had a baIiI
music at her op, ming.
Tho White Star lines passenga
Is full to July, anyhow.
-Be-iaes lis name, COlfsx, a.
afflicted with small pox.
Ducks dip their heads in Ellsi
liuuidate thsir lille hills.
The Graphite says the ReEu.il
party lacks affirmative power.
The word that rhymes most "a
with speculation is peculatlon.
"A Scotch terrier, advertised 10 4
ana, is ~ wag tail, and y fight"
"A man In Chicago announce bin
as the Methodist candidate for Coz
ble."
The New York Legislature il sal
be ahead of Its predecessors 10 d
nothing.
Fourier pretends to have dlscu
the key Of tue universe, aud DaTEi
monkey.
-Beecher, with characteristics ca
sccusion, says that laymen have al
brains as ministers, any day.
A new town on the Kansas p
has taken the name Of Victoria vii
saying anything to her about it.
General Butler says that he vi
born with a silver spoon in bic M
but that he has made up for il since
AT Washington, in minstrel parll
Grant is the middle man, and Fish
Robson the end men. They do a
talking and Grant looks on.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

St. Johns Commandery No. knlght,,
T,mplar, of this city, held their annual
conciaye Thursday, when the iollo"
ing officers were elected
Eminent Commander-lsaac Q. PYLE
Geueralisslmo-W william Marshall.
Captain-G General Geo. A. LeMaistre'
Treasurer A. Keenan,.
Recorder, use X. B iyllss.
Trustees s.. A. IIodgeman, j. G. Had
dock aud James Crooks.
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Utah.


THR wHANG- DOODLE MoURNErH OVER THE
LOST REVENUE OF THE SAINTS.
SALT LAKE, April Sat the Mormon
Convention, Brigham Young protested
against the Saints patronizingthe Gentle
schools, aud lamented the decreasing
treasury Of the Church.
BRIGHAM ABOUT To RETIRE ON TIE
PROFITS OF HIS APosTLEsHIP.
SALT LAKE, April 9.-Brigham Young
yesterday announced his intention Of re-.
firing from the chief place in the Mormon
Church.
He has also made a will dividing his
properly equally among sixteen wives and
sixty children.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12
England.


LONDON, April 5th.-An explosion of q
fire damp in mine in Wales, yesterday,
Killed i've men aud wounded many others.
STEAMER ASHORE.
LONDON, April s.-The steiner India.
from Glasgow Tor New York, Is ashore in
the Clyde.
PARLIAMENT TAKES A RECESS.
LONDON, April 9Th. -Parliament nd.
iourns to night to the 21st for the Easter
holidays.
EXPLOSION OF A SHELL.
LONDON, April i0th.-A shell exploded
yesterday ON board the gunnery ship. al
Cambridge, during practice. Many per.
sons were wounded, but the authorities
refuse to make public the details.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

A SCHOONER ASHORE ON THE BARNEaAT
BEACH.
TucKERrON, N. j., Aprll 10.--The ship
ashore on the Bnrnegat beach is the Web.
sisr, FROM Bull River, \. C., for New
York, with n cargo Of fertilizers.
The ship and cargo will b. total loss.
The ship laws on the bar, leaking a. the
rate Of is inches an hour. The fore tor
and main royal are carried away.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

,. ihh tAAMlNgR,
The Board Of Examina,lo.
Fourth Light House Dlslric,V u ~
OF Dr., VIM. D. Nolen, Cqp,aIo IO3'i
this city Thursday. us''' D.
The following persons ws,.
Charles II. Sullivan, Than ,'e si q
houn, James II. Bell. Wm ? d.
colored. ''' slA7
They all passed examlustlo, -.
Mr.. Nicholson, and he dlS ~. q
account OF his eye-siVht being ~.
not from lack Of ability. ai
The appointments will be anna.
In n few days. 'u''
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-04-12

The Special Committee OF the Uuited
States Senate 10 investigate the difficulty
between the Post. office Department and
the railroad companies met in New York
yesterday. The Post-ofice Department
was represented by James N. Davis,
Assistant Superintendent Of Railroad
Mall Service, and the railroads by Mr.
Isaac Hinckley. Of the Philadelphia, VIII
mington and Baltimore Railroad.