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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
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IN IN EEA PHILADELPHIA, Will
49, zY glzzIz.zz.lylfy BINGTON, d BALTIMORE
RAILROADS. TIMH TABLH

Afzs$ @zt* bA4Ezl.AaSN4f7y BINt3UON, d BALTIMORE
| RAIERcAE, TIME TABLE
Takt,,s effect TUESDAY, NepemGsr llth, 1873.
sY-Philadephia and Washington Express Trains
are designated thus, II 30; New York and wash
Ugton Express TT .ins thuE - 15'. The 1900 NJ
train from Philadelphia coRlecLs for Fortress Mon
roe and Norfolk. I1-oG account of dif renee In
| time, trains leave Baltimore by city time hve min.
The 1890 Pm. II ain from Philadelphia will run
Oh Monda, and Tharsd " emily. : Tne II. 20 ?. M
Train from Philadelphia will run Tuesday, Wednes
day, Friday and Saturday only.
SOUTHWARK.
Trains frUm Philadeph! will leave depot, corner
OF Reoad Street and washington Avenue as folloWs
DARBY ISc, 4 q 1S'S 4 M. $780, a'o, 400. $50.
Ridley Park, 100. $50 1890; A; NJ, 1890,
SIS, S,f Sso s6o - sS $50 M sS 81 ii rs IS IN IN
LamOkin. T. s.sO, !O.3O,A. M. 1880 $50, 40, 4s0,
SIS, $50, q as. 9 80. 1O.s0t 1l,45s P. M.
Thurlow, ssO,t 1880 A. NJ, 2sO, A.Oo, 5.1b, e.as,
Trainers, 1880, a. M, ASO, 400, SIS. CAS- $50,
::dnwood, $50. 1880 A NJ. $50, AGO. N1O. s4S,
yisy@ont $50. 1880 A NJ, $50. 100, SIS. s.4O.
Bellevue, $50, 1880 A. NJ, $50, 61S s.tt,
Wilmington. 80. 1880 a M, 1900. M, 1e.l5.,
80, l. rs. 6.OO.'w.46, $50, 1901 N.
stanton, s8O A. M, 4 10, p. M.
Eswsrk $40 A. M, 400 ii,80. P. M.
North East, $50 a. M,4.lo, 1LS0. p. NJ.
Perrlville so a. NJ, 12.OO' M. 1918, 400, 6G0''
ia Havrs-de-arace. $50 A. NJ, 1890. M, 1875, 4,
''Gs PsrrymSnsviile. $50 A. M, 4 11.se.P.M.
kdgewood, 30 A; "a, ., 1l.su, T; 81.
P. N. ' :, -.........- - - WV -''''
Trains for Philadelphia will leave follows: from
Baltimore T.3e, 9.SO' A. Nj, 246'' 1850 Hoo T.
EdsseWooa, hsHos s.a7 A M NJ, s.ii7 iii +. f N, = NJ
Perrymansy lie. $50 a M, S.3i, s.99' pm.
havre;de-G ~ ane l.;o4 lE.St' $751; lO'5'' A. M,
Ferryvlile, is:sa'' s4S, sos Hogs A N, 4:gl..
North. East, 7.O5 1875 a ma S:l9'PM
Elkton, ~ "a! "A, 4:55.. 9:s2.PM
Stanton, 7.46 1904 A N, S:57' p NJ
Newport, 7.62 iO:l4 M iO:O2' 2 M
wilmington l,2O. :5o.' 7:OO, s:lO 9.sO 10 80. NJ,
Bellevue, 7:l2, s:22 s:.2. AM 2:i2, 4:57, 7:9s, M
Claym9ont, ,a. IL, s;sS' $780, lo:sO M, 2:2O,
vii hlnxGsd 49, iosi II $751; ''' 1856 NJ ss'
Trainers, 1880. $50 0.5O. A M, 800, @1s
TnarIow, 7:sa. s:42, 1905 Il :o1 M, 2;as. 6:1T.
IamokIn. 545 7:'O, SO, $685. s:40, 1906, II :o4,
M 1.Se, 9:s6, 5:2O, 5:3o, 7;6s r N
SnessT sss ~ 1ss I4s SIS st !olS II 01 Am
9s Kd:y 1sO farS Siss S;S S9 :;S s iSoi
l:I2 9:49, 5:S2 5:4T, S:1l, II :o2 Pm
arby, 100, 7.96 :07, 1901, l6 95 NJ, :54, s0l,
b:4I, SOL, s:26 NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS.
No trains will be run en- Sunday, except those
named below.
Trains from Philadelphia will leave as follows
for
Lamokin and intermediate stations, l.sO, Pm
Wilmington and Way stations $50, A M, $3.50 P NJ
Baltimore, stopping at the principal stations II 80.
EN-
Trains for Philadelphia will leave as follows: from
IAmokin and inteTmeuiate stations, s:l5 M,
Wilmington, stopping at Way Stations, 4;45. ;20P
Baltimore, stopping at principal stations, 7:sO'
l0sSkss pm
H.F. KKNNKY, Superintendent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
SECOND EDITION.
vie PennsyivHuIa Election.

AN INoREAsBD MAJORITY IN PHILADELPHIA AND THE
sTATE.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IS.
Tho Board of Return Judges OF the election
on the Constitution met, this morning. Fhe of
fetal returns show majority Of "a 100 for the
constitution in the city.
This is an increase over seven thousand from
the majority reported on election night. 1t is
now supposed that the iwhole majority in the
State will reach two hundred thous and
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
Nlarrlaaea.

CRANsToN-McCRoNE- the Clayton House.
NilmluRt n. On the isih ut, by Friends ceremo,
nv, In ths pres nee nf My Stu ms, W. b. Crans-
ton aud Sale b. Nc rome, both of New Castle
county,
D0UGHERTY-H0USEH0L ER.-On Dec. 18th, at
the use If the Drld i's parents, Delaware City
by the ReT. D. X. Thomas, mr BenJtm T..
pnusher.y to Miss Louisa A. Householder, all of
pe!aAageC CITY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
.he PhilndeIphln Ten Parly.

The Centennial Tea Party, in oommemoration
of tile tea Iiot in Boston, ON the 18th day of De-
cember, 1878, was held yesterday afternoon and
evening, at the Academy of Music and Hortcul-
tural Hall corjontly, and. was largely attended
The musical and literary exercises were very ap-
propriate to the occasion. and the halls were very
fin y decorated The State OF Delaware and
Nebraska were represented at the Second
Ward table upon which was large cake with
the inscription, "Grandmother's Ginger Bread. :"
This was contributed by patriotic lady of the
Diamond State,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

RELFAsE OF WIN B. WIGdINs VIM. b. Wiggins,
who has been undergoing imprisonment at New
Castle for debt wac released this morning, and
returned to Wimrgt at noon. Two friends
volunteered to become his sureties and it was
through this msans that he was euabled to get
out OF Jail The amount OF bail entered was
10 600 aud among the bonAsnen are Jesse
S4arpe d. Wonlman, Philemm4 Chandler and
Il. X Crawford. Mr. Wiggns will return to his
farm in West Virginia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
yn,ue Of our Cuban Imports.

The imports from Cuba to the United states
ucd Ii the aggregate at s77 S65 749 Of which
$3.50 4I3 worm were free OF duty, The bulk OF
our imports from the island consisted OF sugar
and molasses. valued at S66, 069.Dal and toose-
CO valued at 80 675, ,S5S. Our exports TO CnnS Ino
during the same period aggregated SIC .62S, 76S.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
n. R.rmrr,, n ovcment Ia the West.

The second annual meeting OF the llllnols
state Farmers A-sucation. began at Decatur on
lnesday. fhs Pres dent of the Association, III
Lis address, utafed that, at lt- hfst heetlhsi q
1y6le nav All OF the l02 oounies OF the state had
Farmers clubs and in most OF the counties the
Farmers tickets were successful at the last cleo
tion,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
pRANpYwINE MILLs ouoTArIoNs TODAY.
LOCAL. AFFAIRS.

THE LOANS. The Central Loan sold, last
evening Sll00 at 46 per cent. Shares were re.
tired 10 the smount Of 5000. and the State Tax,
amounting to Sl34 AZ was paid The Aid Loan
sold 5000 at 26l5; $500 at 271S and 80 200 were
retired The Gsrmania No sold 81 900 at 81,
and AGO0 at %
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
T nquestionaly the best sustained work Of tie
" kind in the World.
Harper's Magazine.
Estiees Of the Press,

EStices Of the Press,
The ever-increasing circulation of this excellent
monthly proves Its continued Adaptati0 to pular
desires and need, Indeed, when we think into how
many homes It penetrates every month. we must
consider 1t one OF the educA ors a. well as en-
te tansIs Of the public mind, for Its vast populari-
ty hiss betn wo bI no appeal to stupid pre-, ,udices
or deprsved iaVtes -BoSton Globe
The character which this hdgdzins possesses for
variety, ente p-ise a tistic wealth, and literary
culture that has kept pace wih IL 1t hAs not l'd the
times shonld cause Its Conductors regard 1t with
Unsuitable complacencg. Il also entities them TO a
Sre4t c aim upon tue pubic gratitude. The hdgI-
zine has done gsOd and not evil all the days OF
life -BrOOklyn Eagle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
Thetla,,on Hunso
ARRIVAL. UP TO S1ox TODAY.

LRRIVAL4 uF 10 MON IO-DAi.
Il Z nure, City.
I W Bowers, =
! Roof, Philadelphia.
A Fracke, =
Belsinger. q lady "
James Todd, -
J g Hammer, ''
. Chandler. Milton Del.
French. Cleveland. o.
v Leggett, New York.
ID LYON
i Warner, f"
II Beckwith,
!no shippen, Potttyille, Pa.
a French, pittsburg.
L Hayes, Md.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
Commercial Report.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS:

PHILADELPHIA, Deo. II.
Cotton firm; l6l5@i7l{c, Flour firm stock
ligh;supertine S5@5,n: extras 5000 so Penna.
extra family 81 5DdDs % Wheat quiet; red 81 CO.;
white, 81 80 Old corn scarce; sold at 77C078c;
new. 6G@esc, for yellow. Oats, 53@59o. Whis-
key slO5.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

WILMINGTON TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
w EXPRESS will Call for and deliver baggage
AID packages to and from all parts OF the city, Rail-
road Depot and boat. Also, baggage called for and
checked (Fhere Railroad dckets are held TO all
points from frivAte residences or hotels. Orders
left at tthe Franklin Telegraph once, No.
& West Third Street. q. Brlnghurst a Co.,
sixth and Market; SIultn Painter, Seventh
and Market, and B. Il c. Shoemaker, SOS Market St,
will receive pronpt attention. Principal once, Bag
gage Room, P, W. and b Roil-1od nerct.
]. J. MOMULLKN,
bspt1a-1V ]. II. BKAL. PropffetnEa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
weather Record.
REPORT OF THF SIGNAL SERVICE.

WAsHIN0ToN, Dec. IS.
Probabilities: Forthe Southern portion Of
the Middle States, generally clear weather, ris-
ing temperature and light to fresh and variable
winds during Thursday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

WFsr CHURcH.-R4v 5 A Mutchmore, d. D.,
ml preach in the West Church, this eveGing, at
" o'clock, All persons are cordially invited,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
A. u. Gnss

A. Campbell GOES was on Tuesday held in
20 0oO bonds with Mr. Matter ard DIR. Arden
Ior his appearance in the UnitaS States district
court, to als%er the enatga of having o1nmt
ssd uSi perjury in the ia-utJnes cases To recover
sz0,OOO Tor tue imposed death oi his brother,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
Another Victory for The Dutch.

TEEX CAPTURE THE FORTRESS OF AoHEEN.
LONDON, Dec. 18.
The Dutch troops have captured the fortress
of Acheen
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
9eaths.

RBrD.-Nosr Newark, el, on the 9TH inst. Mary,
wife OF Osborn Reed, aged % years, tormsTly of
Bucks Cou ly, Pa
- Bucks County papers please copy,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

HAVE you heard of the great bargains in china
and glassware at deNormande'a?
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
THIRD EDITION.
The Benders.
THEY HAVE BEEN TRACED INTO MEx1co.l

THEF HAVE BEEN THAUED INTO MEAIUU'I
KANSAS CRY, Dec. 1S.
The Bsnders the notorious Kansas outlaws,
have been traced into Southern Mexico. but
cannot be arrested there, there being no extra
dition treaty. The Kansas legislature expected
to increase the reward so as to induce an at.
tempt to kidnap them,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
irss

l.tty was given
y H5
r5e clramoa to
II ri INN
ll;Hrtipn and
r5=5si, mn.
1.ttsi' oi the Me-
q - 70 u, Smart sue.
c
81 ea.el egaiHst
IT, z=a g5 mas been
a.
aa=aa=r col dei
n .Fe ats.-= I.aaol ioss,
!e tIa45r ~ nftd
tf54Hg atsys hsse tbfa5 al
The, 4esnIn7. et r." h eaat IA g VINO
eo1I5 rcd work % qa5t 65 tI=o dgl..aud he ,tr
wage.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

RApPLRYEs Pur, whtte olive Soap is shipped in
lar. e qua Iities 10 Russia, England and france.
AlImOnd. AGENT, VIII Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

FlR Ladies' end Mi sses' Furs Lchtensteln's is the
best pace, h0 has pnrcnas large stocA at panic
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
4ysW AdUsrIlsemenGs.


DLAT D SPOON, and forks of regul4r or lrebs
4 phase On Alhata metal and plated tea and DIM
ner knives. Ferste by
So sss fright Thirty-Dve) MARKET St. below Ninth,
philadelahiH
a rICE sTO x OF SCISSORS m ,rs.ng but.
~ tonnoe, nail, ladies', paper anu lamp, with
bows h.yeled apann d or eather-coyered, and
-" - ''''0' e-'''' TRUMAN SHAW,
No. 1856 Gight Thirty-nvel Market st below Ninth,
Ho,T -pttween No 4i9 Rast Eigth street, and
4 he Il i Glty RAilwa' depot, TOSS piaited
n6ir II ,.td with gold ne Under vii he rewarded
by leaving The same at p,., Iihl5TFF FtlIIrr . Gs
AHo7 IsE-A. N. southard, cf this city, gives no
that hereafter he will resist tue payment of any
b lis II iat d 0y Ella D SJuthard, and that all
peCs ns ar: c6uti nc1 aSanst giving her credit on
his account 1n"r = N vhols b1fln s. Ia nut
shel anu ak ng all the acts co nected thurewlGn.
II is lie vey best h. OF the WI ole seRsSn. rhs
idea If ah Ur any Otter person getting Gre dit or
account Of A. sou hard " en- ha ia his very
day. under ,onds { lii appearance at ourt TO
ansW for bll r IVA Il 10 herself and child,
ia nished by myself, not one dollar f which ne
has ever paid SINE sha, agains my wi h, mad ths
misfortune to berome hi4 wife now, III re than two
years ago. In all that time he mas never had the
scratch OF a men against hln fJr any article pur
chased by her. 1t l. c l4omary TO, men pursuing
me Cuurs3 he has TO set totn as reason, be ause
the wife had EFF his Oed ani board but ms was
cautious In thi ku wing too well that he had never
turni he'd ether bed or ooafd Tor 8 vile or child.
decIs 80 ZEE PYLE.
RAAERNESS' MAG ZINE is ior sale al me
II pri cipal Book ard News Stores Flu nished
with Sarisaers or Harpefs o. aud sL25 per an
mum, Dy addressing
HARKNESS' MA9AZ NE,
dec16 steod Tilmlt gtDn Del
GID lRDIE AND HIS FAIRY FRIESDsn
pleasant Ii ao BOOK for Christmas gi to gsod ehR.
dren
Fer ssln by Bonghpan, homas Il Co., s9i Market
str et ard ut the ntlig GUS Book store 6l7 Market
street. Price $i.tO. declS.l7 YU-24
AlUY Your IEAs, JOrtEks aud opices
ID Tea store. No. II Fourth St
! I. HOUSTON.
w SEWING MACHINEs,
apyas. e01 Market sRsGs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

TIE kid gloves that Deughten is sell.rg are per
feet Rems, well MADE and neat fitting For holiday
present to gentlemen whist could be nicer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

THE great toy sale will resume this evening al
Ogle 4 Miller's T0ys Al your own price.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
spnin.

TIE CASTELAR, GOVERNMENT ESTABLISHED.
MADRID, Dec Is.
Gen. Sickels telegraphs from Madrid that the
conflicting interests in the Spanish Cortez been
conciliated. and the CASTELAR, government is
firmly established.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
\ w. BAKER, MACHINIsF

SBOP: Rear of Building 22O KING ST.
Every description OF Machinery made and repair
ed. Thebest Of work at fair prfoes. Try me.
ikns1slY
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

THINas are lively now. at Buxbaum's great clotl
ing store, at Third sRd Market.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

INoR TEAS CoPFEEs and sPICRs, go to II. e
IL Fourth street, j. L.HOUSTON. JRs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

'REALLY," said Jane to her husband last evening,
"you must have a new coat" "te7,n said JOhp,
the husbTnd Il believe l must and will go tc-
morr W ID DeWOlt's 30S Mai ket street " John went
this morning and got very good coat for $12
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
Gen. uen..

REMOVAL OF HIs REMAINS TO ST. LOUIE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.
The remains Of Gen. Dent started for st.
Louis, accompanied by the President, Gen.
Babcock ond other officisla.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18
OaiGD Commercial.
JENKIna 4 ATkIMsoh.
New Advertisement. This Day

WILMER ATKINSON. ,."............PH Publisher.
er-For Terms, Etc, See Second Pdga
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

HHAEKNESS' MAG ZINE is ior sale at the
~ pr cipal Book ard News Stores Flu nished
with Strikaer'S or Harpets a .! and SIPS per an
nun, by addressing
HARRNESS' MAGAZINE,
dec18 eteod %ilmli gtOn Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

o,T -Pftween No ais East Eigth street. and
4 he i Glty Riilwag depot, TOSS Plated
n6iT II ,.td with gold ne Under VIII he rewarded
by leaving The same at YhIS OFF GB,
uecls " or Alb East EIGHTH S Ell.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-18

DLAT d SPOON and forks OF regul.r or irebe
4 pIa.r on a l1ata metal and plated tea and DIM
ner KNIVES. Fersue by
II. .UMAN & SHAW,
So s85 iRight TnirtE-Dytl Market ST.. below Ninth,
IN F9alR RsIn
, 1873-07-23
miscellaneous lrcrna.

Cant J. E. Turncr for mAny Yenre ouc of tho bent
Cantaine on the iaker, is about To retro.
The schooner Donaldson which was roportcd
grounded nboyo The st. Clair Flats auccccded In get
ing on ou Saturday. and naRsed down In The uffar-
noon. The ateam-bsrRo Trod Kelley deep laden with
ore. GROUNDED On Saturday and waa still hard On
whon tho steamer Ward passed by. portion OF her
ans NH, rre Robert IIoll1nd inward mound with
rTraa in fo, rnn nabnrn nt aouthoast Band. and ia
svalf ort As sfn bns no caroo On board il viii lie
sln3cnit to.k 10 fiont hnr " ~
We iesrn from TIC Buffalo Erpress OF Tho 2lat
1nsf the followInq regardg tic watcr-enout montio
ri n tbe tcloorSmse Wstcr-epout passea oyer tho
into H.,,r1nv sv"ninp njn1v yfsio tn ths cttizons
nf ths 1ncality It was rnro and wondorf,li ajohf
Many win Witnessed It. tltoun}, ndyaucnl In ycsrH
nevnr ssW it's e boforo As ii nppcare TO tho writer
thott o'clock II VIA well oyor 10 lie ao,,th and
moving in that direction, It had eyidcntly
p,gscd from tho lake and wns in Wow
sbout fyo ratn,,tcs, when ii broke and
craInalv ,iisao1ycd from view Thu onl connectino
Sfth tie coltl awei1cl ont larger md dIannncnred
from sjoht af hat Tho Clouds n thnt direction vero
henyy and black and The watcr-gpout nppcored Ike
monster cablo haueine from The clouds to the earth
It's Outlines were painly visible assiust the darg
cous b1t "a droppei oapiuat tho clear sky below
Il wns still moro distinct Il mutt have been fully
i've tncs In leuuth, and tta coEao across tho lsko
some yc 10 eight miles distant from this city possibly
more We shnli be much mistaken II some rcnort Of
disasior in It's natG is not heard in duo tirno.
The area Of Lake Michigan is no. o0o square miles
and ia height nboye the lpyel OF tho sea Is feet
-ShicklIus tho ehiph1llldcr at st. Cathoripeg WIS
sorioualv intrcd By falling from cherry trea laat
week.
Mr. Tettermau Of tho Western Wrockinu Conn
, 1873-07-23

srcro moderately nctivo at &c for corn and 6kc for
wheat by sui 10 Buffalo. Lower lake 1roights were
quotable at 11Ae on wheat and 1oKe on corn: ohar-
aers wcro To Buffalo-schr E. n. porteh whoat, on
Kingston-schr Jennie nIullen, wheat, at 11ko ;
corn, at -10Hc. To ogdonsburgh-Behr. Clay
ton Dallc, corn, on private terms !. prop st.
th,9nga Ms To a
to "a GOO bn wheat and 22 600 bu In the after
moon tho sclr Lucy J, Clark chartered for wheat
, 1873-07-23
Sir John Lubbock's Wasp.

In the Leisure Hour for this month pathetic
account Ia glvcn by Sir John Lubbock Of tho last
houss Of his tame wasp. Ho BayB. "sho'-a
compliment to tie swept nature Of tho so1--
"would take no food, though she atill moyod
her legs, wings, and abdomen. The following
dsy offered hor food for tho last timo, but
both head and thorax were dead or pnralyzod /;
aho could but wag her tail-a last tokon, as
could almoAt fancy, Of gratitude and Affection,
Az far as could Judge, her. death was quito
painieag' aud sllc now occupies placo In the
British Museum
, 1873-07-23
TO RENT.-HOUSEs.

~ asENI-tHSS. t n.e & MNHn h.ant 1,
% %nmo .snns; a t LEFTY f. ~. .,a ~ n.s nnse:
T1,n 1,rIdr 11; M epo N0nTii nm 1NifT IN 6N
noar LINCOLN Park. neerly nnw a+tory iramo house.
with modern improvements; low 10 good onaut. In
f1,n RENT yiiiiY HESiilN1lfF TFEinEN17T M
1rnit,.v rnsr E,ohtnnnii,s 1.rTo ~ .ni l.. ~, ~
Inquire Of STEWANT, loon, &, 100 O!Atkat.
no Iii1NT-Iipi(1K iJOIiaK9 NEW NTN1 nm;
cnlm iark mn h1nok fron csr, in ro. ,Ist It
III tVnhsf fer.av r., al r. EY1tllFNft CHTn3VETT9 "a
DeArlo1n.st.. Aooms u and %.
MO HENT-A TTNNHAN MT 'T1fHNiSTIE6 00TTT GT-
i'm imtnrijoisf n NAV l. ia5i, ,,tc" VA ~ ~
month MEAD OOE, lt3 lhHafe.at.
RIO HENT-1j OASS.gT,, a THREE STORY BRfOjf
nrr monfi MIA fifIE TN frEniio P''''s ~'o
no RNNT.I{0u6E 783 WEST MADI5ON.sT., cor.
, 1873-07-23

"A gentleman Of Greeley Colorado, lost tho
train tho other day, because q grasHhoppor got
into Lis massive chrouomotor,
, 1873-07-23

Suburbnu.
ITO RENT-VERY. Low. IN HAYWOOD, NEW
and VOL. nosr lie opot, q minutes fsonl Mo7s.ss
hourly trains. GkO. +. KihlDALL, II West Washing
futl-st,, Room 8.
, 1873-07-23

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
T,oR 6ALE-90, 900 ACnEA LAND IN SOUTHWEST
Missouri to soil trade at w c0nta por aero. j. IL,
LEWIS co.. real sstAte agents. 1bs au l67 Washing
tnh.Ht, ..---,
, 1873-07-23

nIVOROlR- OITAINED-FEH AFTER
~ deoreU, Hcaulal asoidud N!g ygarss prautioo In
tho Courts Of Chicago. Addteas 2. .. Box lust.
, 1873-10-28
SPRlNGFlELD.

The Fina1 classification OF IfAl1ronds
In this State, us Corrected by tho
Railroad Co1nmissloncrs--rln Of
the Commission for tho Present
Week.
specfal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 27.-As some mis-
takes have cropt into the classification OF rail-
roads heretofore published, I sona tho list be-
low, complied from tho records and corrected by
the Commissioners.
Tie frat group OF railroads arc those which
arc denominated standard" and to which the
schedule of rates flxod for the Toledo, Wabash
Il Western Railroad, and published in TIE
TRIBUNE, are applied. They arc: 0olrlm-
bus, Chicago d Indiana Ooutral;
Chicago, Burlington L Quincy Chicago / North
western indianapolis y st.. Louis Chicago,
Rock Island Pacific !; Toledo, Wabash q West
passenger tariff Of these roads iB flxod at cents
II The % second group, or those which are placed
at 10 per cont below the "atandard" rates, arc
Southern, and tho Pittsburgh, Ft: Wayne Z dhi-
oago Railroads. Tho passenger tariff of these
roads iB fixed at AZ ceuts per milo.
Tho third group. Or those which are placed Of
nor cent above the IL standard" rates. are tho
eepnes; pssssH Toodo' Peoria Warsaw d. Louis, H.
ton l. Zorro 1Iaute and the Illinois 4; st. Louis
Railroads. Tho passenger tariff Of this group is
fixed at 81 cents por mile. :,
The fourth group, or those which are placed
at 10 per cent above tho "etandard" rates, are
the Peoria, po!tin 3 Jacksouyillo;. Poorin d
Rock Island and tho Rockford. Rock 1sland u
st. Louis Rallroads. THOR passenger tariff III
fixed ut ~ cents por mile.
The fifth group, or thoHo Which are placed At
| l5 nor cont above the standard" ratea, arc: ::
rho Gilman, Clinton l. Springfield; Chicago &
| Iowa; Hannibal i Naploa; Peoria, Lincoln D
Docatnr; st. Louis i aoutheastern Springfield
| l. Illinois; Southeastern, and the Cairo q Vim
! connos and all other organized roada IN the
stats. Their passenger tarin is fixed at cents
| per mile.
TIE RAILROAD 0oMsflssloNERs
| 70 to Quincy tonight, to examine into ooni-
l'laints Of extortio1i aud discrimination Which
| have boen male against tho railroads which con-
tre In that city, During the week they will visit
tue following points on the Ohfcago, burlington
| l. Quincy 1sailroad to Investigate charges, de-
! Camp Point, Maoomb, Bushnell, Avon, aud
Gaesburg.
| LIOENHED AND ORGANIZED.
Ltconae was issued today by Tie Secretary o
Btate to tho Farmers Trading Company, O
Wayne County, capital $4,000. Tho Star hill
Company, Of buQHoin, received certificate 0
organization; capital $4,000.