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, 1873-01-01
FEATHERED GlADlAT0RS.
Chicago Sports Engage in a Cock
fight in Indiana.
Fifteen Battles Won and Lost--A
imen Contest.

AB Bpe1n waB onup great for its bull -fiehtp 30 IL
Indiana vront to.dnv for ita cooh. .foh4a f1no ot
t,ana 1a,,,1y -oor,i o,,art.,,,,,.r}. to,s -,,,,o
Nhoso a'en,' 4u o..*o''a'l.on'o sooA 1"noo
yostorday at Lako Station, In that State. Lake
Station ia not largo city In fact, 1t ia worry
small, but It has loto1,-tho Audubon House,
H. hoat room m yh3c1, !. ,t,o1 1,r h, 4ruo et1o
.no puoS .oou4 y. 20 As1.u ~ ~ 'A"o ".,'o
Tor tho aooVo-mon1ioned aoplo spore. III tho
contro ls pit like TINT OF circus, only somo-
vhnt smaller. tho inside Of which is filed with
snnd aud tho atdoa rn,o,atorod viii, Inv
o"A" '1., "D" a .p .....1" - a,.,t.r |e As
ousnlons' AROUND IL a'e oouplo VI enan7 ano ~ y
lot OF rouGh boards, for tho audtenco TO nit
upou. In tho roar Of tho room on
nia.for,n wan sostad n bress hnn] vhieh fnspirod
wiz Ihn atrrno ue1o1v ~
.uuo"So' ~ teso41 "lsn ~ tA. ~. ~
"1anRco Dooalo, or 6ono sune 1nat calno very
near 1t. Tho BaIno tuno Was played Ill aay WITH
SLIGHT variations, The show commenced At half
n,at o'c1oo, haforo A. ao1eot n,i15ence cotnnr1s-
i..@u,s - 49, a.,ort,a, f..to~n,,u - C,,tu
M8 eno oieah1 " sno ep"tt.nb 4t"'oint'J ~ VI :,
cago, with o Tow representatives from Dos1olt
and some from Joliet. Two cocks woro intro
duced, and tlotr appearance was Justify choerod
Ono Of them was red taHsel rnst tho other 2
white pile. White Ple WAS tho favorlto. anu
bots Of two to ono .wero mndo on him;
Rcd TaaBol Dyed his adversary aorcciy aud
said :" Kiokerickickt." White Pllo looked
dotlant and answered nKockadoodledoo.", He'd
Tasael thon wont for White Pilo and gave him D
fow we'll directed blows undor tho pecpors,
which White Pile returned on tho spot with in.
, 1873-01-01

NKw Yonk, Doc. al.-CorroN-In limited request.
Middlg uplanlB .UHc. 4,n
surr!lne Wcsturn md stato ut $5.7UG50.25: common
to Koo extrn soasLo g9ooa 9 3, cho1se @ *SS a5G:
7.sa; Mhlts Wheat :5trs s7AoS5o2Ss ~ H. oM~, svoS'
@ wsat hlgaur ' 'rcceils. s9ooo ii inferior sprin{,
ti4u@i 81 No. sprinK, No. ~ cns;ss"' 60
I6;Csl o6 No. Milwaukee, ti.70 ltyp scarce ant!
trln. lsarley from Cana'a WeA.. SILL Malt auiss;
Corn .irnler new mixed Western, OSG5Goc; ODD bail
d. G6Sse7c. Data dull receipts 0oo bu prices III"
rliuMeI.
EaitlH-Eirln.
Hai-2ultt.
Hnpa-lnrlIangcl.
0aooEu!Es-Co1co 1,m; Rio. lo@ios. Sugar arm
, 1873-01-01
PERSONAL.

Waldenes Caspary, Of Borliu, Prussia, is ut
tho Sherman.
Hon. II. G. Henderson,, Marshalltown, Iowa.
was at the Briggs yesterday
Hon. Il. D. Peterborough, OF Teoria, was at tho
fremont yesterday.
Major L. III. Buford United States krniy, waa
at the Gardner yesterday.
DIR. A. D. Andrews, OF Rivor Fall, Wisconsin,
was ut tho fremont yesterday.
Rev. Florence Mccarthy will preach ii tho
Baptist Church, at Highland Park, on IAWsday
evening.
Colonel J. B. Park and family, United stator
Army, were at tho Briggs yesterday.
The County Clerk Issued forty marriage
licenseB ycaterday-the largest nulnbor for my
day during the year.
Captain n. Mitchell. Fort Lcaranworth, Kan
sas. Is at Andorsons European Hotel.
s.. 8. Merrill, General Manager, md o:Y. Il.
Carpenter General Ticket Agent, Of tho Chlcago
l. Milwaukee Railroad, are at tho shorman.
Mr. q. 81. Kelley. Assistant Night Manager Of
Western Uulon Telegraph oillce, was Inst night
presented by tho night operators with e. we'll
1lled purse al a token OF their esteem.
The following wero at Andoraon's European
Hotel, Yesterday: D. Willina, Bloomington; W.:
r. Mann, Gilman; II. y: .strntton Conn; D.
bury, % Boston; L. q. Kit2&ard, onetda, n. Y.
Gardner yesteriay, ". 8. booth, Detroit; 4. i.
Nr1topy md wife. Clinton, Iowa; hliaB Hearn,
Vhno{np. ". Va: Robert La,son, Toronto; G.
Fairbanks. Torro Hauto; NJ. 4. Dalton, Cincin-'
natl; G. ". Smith, Urbann.
Tho following prominent gentlemen woro at'
tho fremont yosterday: james Wilson. Iowa ).
=, W. Donnis,. Dos Mones; James Duncan,
Virginia; ", NJ. Williams, Atlanta. Ga.; Jerome
Bjgna1l, Bonn Bartlett, James n. swott, Now
York; D. o'Brynn, Memphis, Tonn.; a. A.
Jackson, Janosyillc.
H. uonl r1avan. Of tho CONGREGATIONAL
ur.an,onto.I Seminary md Rev. Dr. Tuttiyou,
President OF the Chicago Baptist Theological
Seminary. havo boon engaged to give, instsuc-
lions III logic and metaphysics respectively, 10
tho aonior cIas1 in Chicago uniyorHlty, IN placo
OF DR.. Burroughs, tho Frcaloehs.
u,,o <o,j,r,o> yere among tho arrivals at tho
nu saatnE,av: II. G. henderson, MARSHALL
anotm1n yons1mi} n 4 Hunt. ST. Louis Mo. w.
sG"a, ium~ nr sny;nraeI; Mason Rash, Burling-
ton Hairy Il. Todd, Woodstock, H. ]. y.
Mandonyillo,. California 1n william cn'1' ooin~'
bus, Ohio L. J. Brown, Boston.
m,,o to,ov,,,< ,vo,o among tho arrivals at the
.a ',an,"ri1 vi r Varu9rd, Lima, N. Y.
9r'HsS {,rara {9eHo,uas and family pnbuque II. G.
=; T -. Hnmn.I Dstrn, a' = r. l.ish, Racine Nufut
15 Malauf f,,I. n Jsmea Fon,yth, New York; Q
To1a, puu" si;ar' ~. nni;a Mimi; D. Eaton, vii
=; baIncS' nltI'n tWarr;s ri, .tsburgh; Josept
May;1,;s,nn 1stts II; ~ n Tort Wavno.
~ 49, 1..t mating Of tho Lite rary Society O
, 1873-01-01
Juvcl1ilc Education in Uontrnl Gcr-
TMnnVa

1HtIHyS
Tho prosidont Of tho Statistical noari ut Dor
col. eor.rospondont, OBJ, asly made spooc s At public
meeting in ordor 10 provo fhe doAcEo,icy Of
juvenile education in tho contro Of Germany
Children aro mitch improved by public inHtruc-
tion, but they nre strangely doacient In tho
was stated That from about 1,006 children OK
nmiuod before being admitted into sohool, TIT
noycr saw any rainbow, G33 4 fold Of potatooB,
Goa butterfly, bs3 tho Hllnnot, 4o2 tho rising Of
tho sun, AGO d 1noadow, 400 4 curntlold, 8b7 n
ilool Of Hlloop 8o4 forost, 20l MI oa troo. and,
lastly, 1S7 la1 nevot heard tho song of tho lark.
This statement created groat Honaation, and
everybody IL convinced that notwithstanding
many, something ia still to bo done to FIJI mp
those voids i'll the primary education Of chill
drou
, 1873-01-01

DUBUQUE Iowa, Doc. 01.-Tho boay Of Doni-
nio Kios, who has been misB!ng from hiA honso
since the goth inutant, was found on Sunday IN =
field near Lamotto, frozen allff and buried
1nlor tho snow. Liquor IL at tho bottom Of It.
Matt Humphrey was found frozon aud dead it,
the timber sloar Marble Rock, Iowa, whore ho
had gone for wood. Whou found llsa body lay
across tho wagon tongue.
, 1873-01-01

Tho Xce-t3orge In tho 1kfver..Steam-
Ell 4 E1li1u91 NErG1a

The xcc-eaorgo In tho Ikivor--Stoam-
ers, nnrKes, Etc, EnannEorea'
By. LOUIS, Doc. D1.-Rain foil al lust night,
and to-day las boon cloudy and damp. Tonight
il is much colder, and froozing slightly. Tho
tow-boat Fisher Inns boon working at tho gorge
below South st. Louis, to-day, but made little
readily THO Marble City also attempted to
break the gorge farther up utroam, but met with
above tle bridge ii covered with wator to-day,
aud transit acroyB Aas alnloat coaHed. botweon
tho bridge aud Lowor Carondolet arc lying 28
Htoanors, 0 wharf-boatH, 4 ferry-boata, 10 tow
boata, 1 tra,lsfor bouts, tugs, snhnaarine
wrocksrs, about 20 bargey, 2 section docks, and
/ marine way. Should the leo broak up sud-
de,lly, or . big riBo tako p!aco, there would be
groal destruction OF property.
, 1873-01-01
Railroad NcSvHs

Special Dtspatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
spn1Nur1ELD, Dec. 81.-Tho Chicago & south-
westward suburban Railroad Company hns died
Articlca Of association with the Secretary Of
State, capital $500, 900 J. object hcing to
There wero also t1lod articloa Of asHocatfon
for tho Chicago Il Westward Suburban Railroad
Company, capital $500 900; object, to construct
and operate railroad from Ohiongo to and with
tho township Of provigo, In Cook County.
, 1873-01-01

p1r1sn uRou, Pa, Dec. 31.--I4nnt eyoning tho
General Assembly Of tho Untod Presbyterian
Church loft tho adoption OF THO Now Vordlon Of
Psalms In Motor to tho respective congregations:
Tho Fifth UP. Church hsll congregational
meeting to-day, anI took action OIL tho HAbjcut.
When submitted to vote, ono hllnlro1 ana olght
voted In favor Of tile old version, mud ono hun
tlrel Anl ono in favor OF tho now.
, 1873-01-01

Dee MONIES, Iowa, Doc. 31.-John ]. Krelder,
T. not notorious % }orgor and awindler, WAS arrosted
hero last night, and to.day takcn to Fairfield,
Ind, whore ho, about year, ago, forged check
for about s20,0o0 and got tho money. He has
% H1nos1tnoToN. ill.,, Dec 31.-Dr. Norris, d
Justice OF tho Peace of Farmor City, ILL.,, was
arrested Yesterday for forging tho namo OF one
S. Wigart to aomo penaIon papers, and Is hold IN
a,,stofv.
, 1873-01-01

NEW YonN, Dec. 3l.-Tho end wall Of four
story brick factory on Union street, Drooklyn,
foil Tonight, crushing in tSo-story stable CON
taining fourteen horaes belonging to Smith L
Jowell, flour dealers, aud valued at 81 900. The
turor Of wall paper, who Ind about 600 mon aud
women employed daily. uis losa is $4,000. LII"
u,,ro1
, 1873-01-01

in driving the warriors out Of their stronghold At
Ban Wright's cave. Evory Btratogoln thus far
has failod. IIowitzorB md ),omhBholls from Fort
Vancouver nre to bo used againBt thom. Moro
truupa l,avo boon stationed at Fort Klamath.
Captain .1ack's band has Increased to over ono
hundred well-armod fighting mon.
, 1873-01-01

WATERFOWL, Mass, Dec. 31.-1aERF CArrLE-Ro-
coip.s 3d4 supply light Ut laHt wueka prices market
flloo@1 80 oxtra, hrat quality, $500
Go.75 Heeoua s0.o6S7.75 !; third. =: :So@5:t0
lots as at $500 each oxtra, s9.0075o Market quiet
at NO advance.
, 1873-01-01

New YonK, Dec. 3l.--Busness l.nB beer, completely
paralyzed today by the storm. Tho market II.
howaYer unchanged aud the sano arlnness Which has
ruled Of late Is shown In both cotton and woollen
goods. Prints quiet. but as6ortmonts Of hight and
medium work were taken by tho California trado.
Cuttonades are in requoat by clothing nlanufac-
lurors. Foreign fabrics ruIo very Inactive. Black
slpacas and nohalss are hold moro firmly, and arc
higher abroad.
, 1873-01-01

New YonK, Dec. 31.--Arriyed- Bmidt,
from Bremon, and Cuba, from Liverpool.
QuEENsrowN, Dec. 31.--The BteamBhip Olym-
puB has nrriyed
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 91.-Tho steamship Prussian
haa arrived. ..
Bn1sroL, Dec. 31.-Tho steamship Grcat Wost~
oru, from Now York, haB arrived.
, 1873-01-01

C1No1NaAT1, O., Deo. ai.-rho Auditors re-
Corresponds with tho calendar year, shows
4,600,O0o receipts, and s4,25o,0oo expendi-
tureH. :,
Tho revenue taxes collected In Ohio in tho
First Collectors District, in Docomber, wore
s02s, 900, ct which s613, 900 wero from apirita.
, 1873-01-01
,EoIeuri1nfalG ISrCrftieNs

Sir Dartlo Froro arrived at Alden yesterday, on
llis way to Zanzibar. "
The people OF Lasal1e and vicinity yesterday
enjoyed thoir first run OF Hleighsng with four
inches OF snow that fol- worry quietly tho proyi-
ouH night.
4 Rpqqlel to tA0 Dos Molnea State Ae0lster
, 1873-01-01

New YonK, Dec. s1.-A despatch to tho Pa
cihc srail Steamship Company, received this
morning, atatos that, on Dec: I'd, the Costa nica
broke tlio axle OF ller propeller In the Gulf Of
Mexico, which disabled tint steamer. Tho Costa
Rica PHYS between Aspinwall and Central Amori-
CAL ports.
, 1873-01-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Now York Financial News

New York Financial Ncxvss
NEW YoRx, Dec. 31.-Money was nctive and Btrin-
gent early tho day. at s@e per day, but coaed at
per cent gold.
Sterling fulod DULL at 1o9M for long, and 1lo7< for
abort siglt.
Gold w.s quiet aud steady, et l1a@l12H. The high
Loaus 1Qs2 per contfo carrying ClearingB, co.,
ooo Treasury disbursements, $4l1. 200.
Governments weto quiet, but st1ong.
Btnto bonds dull aud steady.
Htocks r.lod dull aud business was confined to few
leading ah0res. Pacific Mail fell from 73H to TAX
The nows Of tho disablement OF tho Btea,ner Costa
Rica, bnt rallied to 732S. Now York Centra1 sold up
to 10oK Eric fell from ok to 6o1 ruyiug before
tho coao. The rest Of tho list declined A@N pei
Union advanced from 79zf to 8lA; Wabash from TAN
10 75A Lake Shore from 05A to 9G Ohio from II
to 48X and Rock Island from 110s< to ll1A At tht
coso prices wcro rather of from tho best rates bu
firm Sterling. 110!<.
, 1873-01-01
DIED..


YAL1QuET-MondAy, Deo. 30. Dr. THOMAS T. A.
Vaiiouot Of smallpox, at hia ros1dcncc No. 267 Easf
ChicaGo.av. .,
~ Montreal {Oanada} pspcts p1ease copy.
JQNE8-In Bait Lako City, Utah, Nov as. Mrs. tonnla
Mondsy Bse 60 Ct eopssamnen s1a! Mstao
aged yoars, amonthst and days.
Fune1a 1t residence, northeast ooruor busnsa9 snd
land: Friends Of the family Eoauostod ta as.snd;
Syracuse and Oneida IN Y. = p1rtFs piehsp cGP!.
LYNdIi-At Dubuque, On tho 9lst Inst, Annie dhuEn"
Thomas and Ann Lynch Of shta city nEcd IL yosro
this city. Dec. 81, Of lung faVor Arthur j. Aa~ho'
nEcd IS years.
oARRoLL-Doo. 81, at soe hohtKanay, Of scarlet fo-
Thomas youngest Of Clara p and tho late thas
Il. Carroll, aged years and mnnthe .,,
Funeral from tho residenco ThuradaY, Jan :, at IL
O'clock, Friopds Of tho family arc invited
EE- Cincinnati and Peoria papers please copy
, 1873-01-01
pittsburgl, 1.-Two Stock Market.

PITTsnunaII, Dec. Observation-Disclosures slow ak-
rivals fair ; best, 6!(@e,lc; atockers. 3@ac.
suEEr-alarket dull !; arrivals heavy; beat, G0eAo
muatnns, 5@5Aoi common, 494Nc.
$4.0o3 a.06 Workers, mono selling.
, 1873-01-01
Pittsburgh, oil Market.

p1rrsnun0It, Doc. 3l.-Crudo petroleum dull and
lower ut 1.GU for round lots. Refined quot aud ILL.,
changed.
, 1873-01-01
Fnfn,tttle Mortality MT Seas

Nru yonk, Dec, 81, Tho bark Columbus.
from 1t oen arrived at tis por. soay xaste 6e
~ tam b, ling children, and also two births on
board,
, 1873-01-01

Zoo alo4onls h,1 Felk9 ;d1 }9 was to- to-
murder Of hip Wl{ss laat fdl.
, 1873-01-01

HAN FRANc1soo, Dec. 31.-Tho military sent to
1rlt tia AlDttno Indiana hayo Auk yet Hnccaelrl
, 1873-01-01

statos TINT Lacy Chambers was placed IN bonds
OF s12, 600 yesterday nj Scranton, flrcone County,
Iowa, as M accoaHory to tllo murder OF Charloa
W. Ken1qll and tn default OK bnil ho was lodged
in tic Marshall County Jnil.
, 1873-01-01
MARRIED.

DE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city, DEG: q, hy
Rov. D. +. Peterson, Raphael Do Clearcg to MhTy H.
Erickson, buth OF ChlraGn-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07

PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN RICHMOND During the
past week there entered in the public schools
Of Richmond 2.342 white and l,l67 colored schol-
aTs. During the first week of the scholastic year
1928 there were 2,l09 white and l,425 colored
scholars entered. 1t will be observed by compar-
iaOn that the increase Of white scholars amount TO
about $50, while there Is a decrease OF colored
scholars TO the number Of 25S The decrease ia
due to the rigid exaction Of the exhibition Of re-
eoipta for State taxes, as required by law. About
enc hundred white scholars are taken from the
public schools by the institution OF the fine Cathe
dfal parochial school. The total this year is sos
~ comRaEod with ,534 last year. On account OF
the AnaneiAl panic and the stringency OF the
money market, which prevented many guardians
and parents from paying their tax bills less mum
Der OF pupils were entered last week than was
expected. In two or three weeks at least 4OOC
will have been entered. The session has been com
maneea with the most auspicious promise. - Rlch
SRORd InqtHrer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division Time Ta

FALL ARRANGEMENT.
On ana after MONDAY, Sent. s,h
c-.AxlGa. (Szadaya exeepted.) Trains WiII
leave - f0llOWs: "-AN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07

The MlXed Tram WlII run snbJect 70 deIay8 inei-
dent to freight business, and will stop only at sta
tioas where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle for WILMINGTON and PhilAd'a.
tOa $50 A. NJ, at l.20 and $50 P. NJ, for New
Castle.
sunday Train-Leavs Wilmington fol New Cas-
tie, y,4J A. NJ. New Castle for Wilmin gtOn 50pP II
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additions al to those above leave Smyrn for Clay
ton IL 30 .. m. and 7j p. n, Leave CLAYTON for
smyrna $40 q. N. and 200 p. m, to make cOnnoc-
tiOn With trains TO and frSn Dover. AID stations
South.
CONNECTIONS,
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
| AAnne's / Kent Railroads.
At CLAYTON, with the Maryland and DslaEES
| Railroad.
At HARRINGTON, with the Junction and Break
I water Railroad.
At SEAFoRD with the Dorchester aad Delaware
4 Railroad.
A: DELMAR, with the Eastern shore Railroad
and MieOmieo aEd POc1mOks Railroad.
| VI. y. kENHEI. Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
lars fnm ihn leIil.. OF Cllid Abused

Book lust issued. ex posing tho PERSONALS" that
have appeared in the New York Newspaper; their
history and lesson. stylish N1taAns ansAy exc
posed Advertisements from desperate men to
beautiful women clandestine meetings; how frus-
trated history of the &00arteA ErageaX, the
result Of personal Description OF living broad
Sent on receipt of 50 cents. Address Unique Print
ing House. 36 Xesey St, N. ".
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
PAHAPEEENAs AN5AP R4EIS1kS IBEL ISBELAlSSIOH g HAIT1-
SPECIAL NOTICE

On and ailsr WEDNESDAY, Oetshsr Isth. ls5l-
a paSssaGOF - Vin b attached to tie freight
tFeia lSAViha PAilalalDAiA Soe ,. -, tOF VIII
ne train win slep " Stations - AlloWs. Whsa
alS1allO1f 0HAY1a R0fEy. 9.l2 p q. LaaaFotto eS
1n'i CknStsF AAl D. ms l,amokia. As ,. ~ Ihuf.
iSW S1V. - I,ingoSa. a.a6 p N olaIaeat. lg.el
N hl1SEalla, lo.l1p. .; arrive " u lnlAgtqA. l9S
= lOStDl Y. u kk hH1ks eRp's.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07

The Bee with $40 Portable kamtly Sew
ing M aehlne ON 30 Days Trlalj many adVan-
taEes over all. Satisfaction guaranteed. so re-
funded Sent complete. with tull directions. Beck
with Sewing Machine 90. s62 Broadway. N. 7.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
THE
CaevI Ws!!s5s.

The cheap st and best in the market. Warranted
truly self adjusting. Special Inducements %
washing Machine agents and the COum j.
try Trade. Liberal terms. Agents wanted Send
for Circular. AMERICAN MACHINE CO.,
Manufacturers and Patehtees, Office, 430 WPlnut
street, PhiIadeIPhiR, Pm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
THE BEST PAPER.
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are preserved for blazing and reference, The
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mer sent free, May be tau Of u News dealers.
PATENTS obtained on the bet terms Models oi
new inventions and SketchoI examined, and ad-
vice free ~ p1ten RE published in the SCIEN-
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Sts., W. 1hington, d. T..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
TIIE NEW REMEEY ron RUPTuRE.

A most Important iapenti0R. Sold by The Elastic
Truss Co. No. 6S3 Broadway. N. Y. City. It retains
Rupture absolutely in ease and comfort. night and
day al all times and under all circumstances will;
III any exception whatever in any case and should
never Be taken of durins thesheFt time requisite to
effect permOnent cure. Sent by mail; Circulars
free. Any Druggist or Physician will order this new
Truss for you without charge. ap2a-2taW&eoWly.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
umore Railroad.
SVR
DELAWARE DIVISION.

IMPORT. ANT NOTICE-In addition to the rsSu-
i lar Mar <et Trains now running, an EXTRA
FREIGHT SAIN. Sundays eKeepts4,l Kith Pas
zen ger ear alta he'd. will run between NilmiAg-
ton and Harring .on on and after Monday SePtem-
ber S,h, is. a. 10 lows:
Leaving Wilmington az go A. NJ, aad Stopping
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07

Suhieet to delays incident 20 freight business.
fhis train will stop 10 TAXA ap pASsengaR1 only AZ
stations named, bat viii leave PassengeEe ae any
sfoDnfnR place, except Hares Corner. state Road
Rodne y. A rmStrOng's and Dupont.
Yhis TAIN viii be Withdrawn Whenever the ia
teFes Is Of the Company requires it.
The passenger Car heretofore attached 20 the
Refurninx Train leaving Harrington a1 5 % p. n
viii ha discontinued on the above date.
The RFeiRht Train with Passenger Car nttaehod.
leaving 1IarriAst0n a. ~ 2. AZ. will make all
regular stops for paaaenger1. -
seps. ISIS. II. h.E.AENNEfs sBup%
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07
Wilmington ana western R n.
TINS TABLE.
PALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

kAIaL AND WIN1htI IAhENANUhNLhNAos
GO Commencing Oct lst.
S@-Es 2trains will run as follows
Leave Milmington 10 % m. and 5SS m.
leave LAndenberg IS, = n and 80 pm.
Arrive At Wilmington 81 m, and - pm.
Arrive at LandenberE y 80 ., n. and % p m.
CONNEC rIONS-Trains leaving Wilmington At
10 d : a with train leaEing Philadelphia - - Am
Trains leaving Wilmington az $ 2 N. connects
vilh train leaving philadelp hiA ~ % N. .
Train arriving at Wilmington a. - m. VITA
trsin for Philadelphia al 10 An.
Train arriving At amington a. ~ with tram
for Philadelphia at 80 N
sunday Trains will be Withdrawn Ater Octo-
per is' DAVID cONNRLL. suDt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-07

FVNO THE PUBLlC.
The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Cam
pany have completed Arrangement % earr{ Money
Faekrxcs and Express Matter 70 and from all pOint1
4 an the line OF their road and w est Chester.
Also 20 all points on the Philaaelphta and kead-
ins and CatAwisSA Railroads INCLUDING Reading,
/ Allentown Colambia, hArrisbarg. baneaster. Down
. ingtoWn, Aahonsy CITY, NJ caFnel NeFuat0Wn'
RSr iarther Information apply at The DeD0l. cor
nsr AZ Front and MaAisOn streets. Mtlmingtoo.
RxpreSs matfer sent 60 frankltn tOlagraoh On Q,
N1 i West Third street or % their Depot Front
nj Nsdison OF orders let with McMallsn = Seal.
leIivsnng agents. viii rssoive PTomPt atssSt,cn-
: .ss-a asa1 sup1 ", Az RR.co,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-08-28

we turned north and passed under the
triumphal arch, which stands. though
built of brick. On the right was the
temple of Augustus, in which was found
his statue and that of Livia, Ms wife.
Here were also affairs for sacrifice. The
paintings on khe walls were the finest we
have yet seen. and although rude evinc-
ed much skill. The one representing
Argus and 10, and especially the one
where Ulysses in reciting his exploits to
Penelope, are deserving of great praise.
The temple of Fortune, near here and on
the same side of the street, is quite large
and vel preserved. We then turned
to the left towards the west and entered
the bath house. This is extensive, occu-
plying an entire block. Opposite this is
the house of the Tragia Poet-one of the
finest yet found. As we enter there is
the form of dog in mosaic, with the
words "Cave Caveni," beware of the
dog.) Back of the house was quite an
extensive garden. The paintings on tho
walls were fine and the mosaic elaborate;
near here were found many bodies; many
other interesting places were passed
which have not time to mention. We
passed out of the Herculaneum gate,
where is sentry-box in which was found
a soldier at his post, where he had stood
1000 years ago, before the second relief
came. Near by, in what was probably
the guard house, were found four skele-
tons, chained to long bar of iron which
looked very much as if it was once used
as stocks. A little further down is the
house supposed to have been occupied
by Cicero; and in the next house were
found seventy four bodies, and near by,
tie master lying by tie side of his SER
want, who had bag of money. This
street is called the street o. the Tombs,
and is lined on either side with large
tombs, the Inscriptions of which show
them to be persons of distinction. We
then retraced our steps to the entrance
gate and soon were on our way home.
Herculaneum, which was buried by the
same eruption, was passed By. These
ruins do not amount to much, however,
and are scarcely worth visit. More
anon. Truly yours,
j. D. G.