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, 1874-10-26

Correspondence "r The chtedhn Tribune.
DETROIT, Oct 23.-Tho magnificent SUCCESSES
Of tho Opposition in Ohio a1,d lndiaua havo pro-
duces1 in this State. a3 elsewhere, the natural
effect Of striking tho Republican managers with
oonsternstion, and Of encouraging the Oppo-
edtioa to additional and renewed efforts.
The Republican campaign WAR oponod ut Flint,
throo wookB ago, by Senator Chnadler, Who hus
since hcon peEauatnlating the State. rchear.ine
tbs sa,na spooct. rhaol, it need hxrdIy bo said.
MnH tho aa1no old
"NAw-HEAp AND cIoopr-Doxcs" MaxhSGuE
which has besn the voin etocE IN trado OF Mr,
Chandler for tho laet eight years. Yeoss ago
rhen it 1as comparatively now, tho "Oid War-
Senator" rs be Is termed by his admirers, vas
ahle to noctlre md entertain rcspaosable audi
enccs. Tho changes nero rung on Democratic
party" "slarory" " "Rei'o!lon," and 81 nuclan-
an" and q great many people L, Michigan wero
81 opinion. during and immediately followIns
tho Suppression Of tho Rebai.'on, that, but for
Zach Chandler, tho Union would hayn heen over
thrown, and Bob Taoclbs allowed to fulfil
hia boast Of cal!ing the roll Of his slaves On
Bunker Till. They hh1e long siuco got over
that. and that opinion is now entertained ouly
by That devoted baud Of patriots, thu ofice-hoId-
ers and tho otllos,aoeEeye. No one could fail to
draw the conclusion, who saw tho slim aud auiet
meetings which Ms. Chandler haa harsngusd tor
tho Inst tAroo weeks MI osar tho S!ats thet tbs
"raw-hoaa and hloods-hopss business was. to
uso slsny term. "p!ayod aus," aud sl,a. tho
" War-Sena:or had. u uto a homoly phrase,
"Losr st1o ou1r."
With the advantage OF thorough orgauiza.
tion. with . roatmaster ut TIM head o, ,ty State
Central Committee aod paid Decsetasy At its
, 1874-10-26

A. verJ largely attended mass-meetlng was
held 10 the Fifteenth Ward yesterday afternoon,
at tho hail No. 1152 Milwaukee nrenuo. T1e
Hon. J. j. McGrath was oeeted to preside, and, In
opening tho proceedings. made few remarks, in
which lso declared his conviction that the Oppo-
sitton ticket was bound to win on clection-day by
an overwhelming majority. Ho compIin,optod
Frank Agnew and Emil Die.zsch, and said
that no bottor mon could DO chosen for tho Of
ilcos to which they aspl1ed. Ho know that tue
Fifteenth Word would do it's duty on tue Sd Of
Gen. Licb Was tue ne1t speaker. 30 said ho
had boon stuck by u remark made in QUO OF tho
speeches delivered in Wcst-Hido Tnr1er-Ha1
Saturday aveuing,-shat the. Republican party
virtually, fact. Il 1t lad any cxiutcnco at all'
it ~es asicky oneis tottered on tho rorge Of tho
grase. Tho party had surrendered itself into
Tho possession Of fow demagogucs, who ran
everything to suit their own selfish insoressa
i "an about trno that the interests Of Cook
County weto committed to some other hands.
fChoeIa.1
Dir. Washington Hesing w.a then introduced.
and desisorcd q lengthy epcooi,, In Which ho
tlUelt toTctoly on tho corruption p1ncticed by
in Chicago: oeu. Grant had gone into ofico
with only 40,000 persons employed under bis
administration. Tho nu.,bnr lad been swelcd
to 80 o0-a regular armss.. IL fact,--all pledged
~ Iue AA4D4iI AEA0oIs shEA Iu OpCY MS
commands for ; monetaIy consideration. He
stated 4 fact vol known 70 many pcreona in this
ctr. lo said, Wien ho told his audience
that Federal money wn3 bstng used in Cook, and
Lake, and DnFage Counties to 6ocurc tho re-oloo-
ton Of certain Congressman. Tic money csmo
from tho pockets of the people. It did not como
from tho pockote Of thoso who Here c.slcd tho
Governnloat. uo was sure tint .he poople Of
Cook County would do ttloir tull duty Ia this
matter,-wouid come to tho polls and yoto down
corruption aud Federal interference in their local
politics. (Load applause-l Let overy good cltl-
zen turn out md voto for tho 0ppoaition tiokot
Oh Nov. ,, aud All overwhelming victory would bo
secured. (Applnuso.l
The Hon. John Di. Rountreo ras next called
for, aud mado brief but earnest spoech In favor
Of The Opposition ticket.
A!.cr aadfesaos from 1ir. ArHslon and other1,
tle meeting adjourned.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
meeting Of tho o'tzcus Of tho Thirteenth
Wsr! who favor tho election Of q. II. Caao a.
A1dorman, WILL bs hold at Owsloys Hall, oo1nor
Of Rnhey md Madison atrcesg, this evening.
4 grand ,nass.mceting ot tho Opposition will
DO held ut Theilm8n's Thcatro, Oh Ciyhotl1n ave-
rue, near Division etlees, this evening: Tho
following. will speak J. v LeAioyne. 4. G. Hea-
lug, Frank Agnow. and Emit Dietzsch.
meeting will bc held Tonight At No. No. 104
milwaukee, avcnne, TO orgonize Dauish Repub-
lean Club. c. ". Wool'aan, Christian Lothrup,
nud othora.
, 1874-10-26
OUTSIDE POLITICAL MATTERS.

Spteidt Di.palo!t to 1Af Chitass Trtbuns
Iun1AYAro1,a f,~t as-1ho fnu ratnrnx ~
+,,. .1ost;n', .,c'. .,.-',:.s:. 49,. :. ~
tuo c1ect4on connrm tho prediction intIe In MY
letter Of = vook aeo and n1ain1y show
~,
1HE cAueES
which worked tho Rennb1icau overthrow. Tho
Ronub1jcan vota FIR secrctnr., ~ st,ta il 1cf-
~ ~ o., 1o ,e ~ 's.4e'a.s " ''t.so 4u.
for Governor in 1871, Tim Dan,oorat;o roto Il,
100 no = ~ ,ss' ~ ss W.. -
!oA'ooo'~"oiA 4esa tnan tno Vota caeS 1or s.oS'
Hendricks two yoarB s;nce, The Ipdepeudeut
yoto pvproc.. .1rbt,., ot,nv, II nm .-for sa,rs.
~. a''J eo9'o a''ove,m."' oeo4o
noMcH fary OF State there being IL, G3B votes re-
ro1tcd, IL yaa thc nAn,bcan ntny-atx
e., ~
III" tHe ls7Ee percentage OF ttepuoHcaniem
entering into tue Independent vote, that dcfeated
tho regular ticket. Considering tho otSorsanlado
BY the Democracy everywhere. and tie united
influence Of Tie liqaor-olomont, tho vote shows,
, 1874-10-26

not for .hou, thoy would not hove to ply such
high pssces for tho broad they tte.
Mr. Moti.uI said tlr. MoAsltfIo wan delegate
to tho Farmels' Conrontton. and voted for both
the candidates,
Mr.. Hudck thought that tho fact that tle
farnlo1g wcro not as revolutionary - thomoelvcu
was no tcaaon for going back on them. They
had no bottor friends. and from frequent con.
VersRtionn With them ho waa convinced that thoy
weIe fighting for tho same principles a. tho
Il va fjlou decided by . largo majority to
pfnco Meahrs. Etter and Cora % tho Working
mems ticket.
At thlo junotuto.
m, FRANCIS 4. HOFFMAN, H.,
made Ills appearance In the hall, and as eoon As
ho was recognized periock dsorm Of applause
broke forth which continued tor nearly dya MIN
utce.
r.Horman, aftor thanking then for tho o1a-
tiop. stated that 10 would accept tho nomination
for Congressman from lilo Third District uo
know ho Nae going into tho baltic to bo deteat-
Cd. but their dofcat would DO 4 victory. Tho voto
TINT tloy would cast would b M Aoneas voto,
and gain them tho rospoc* OF their sdvorsaries.
Tho newspapers Ind accused them OF bartsr-
ing away their votos to tho Republicans
Thorn never WAS . limo. nor would tho time
come whon tho workingmon could bo bought
": They would show the people that tlelr
principles nero worth moro TO shom titan gold
ena stlror. Immense apptnreo.] And for their
opinions they would ancsince their lives eyon.
lhpplsuae.] They did not aak for riches; Ill
thot Rokod for VAS their rights. Thoy meant to
work for living, and a man Who was not willing
TO work had no right to ox1st. blr. Hot7nan
epohe with great vigor, and Of considerable
length, sud mas frequently interrupted by cheers
and applauHo. Ho spoke in German and In En-
gllsh.
Mr.. 1ohn1an inquired whether bTr. Hoffman
.7aA in accord with tho peoviolona OF tho Work
iuEnen's platform.
Mr. Hoffman was surprised that there could
cxist man NTH soul 10 dond who wos capable
OF as'tinS bim such question, as ho had been
ono OF lho framcrg OF that platform.
On motion OF Mr. Dyeitenetcin, Mr. Hoffman
wac nominated for Congress By acclatnntlon.
On mutton, tho Campaign Committee Was au-
thorizsd to al1 vacancies, and not to accept any
Of tho candidates OF the o:uoK parties.
Mr. Kings informed the candidates, In the
moHt eober rnanuer possible. that they woro not
allowed to spend money for election purposes
Such money would be raised by subscription.
Aftor election all this money would bo accounted
for.
A letter wsB received ftom the Engsiah Section,
stating that = workipgmen's nluss-meotiug
would bo held this evening At 1850 O'Clock at 81.
Criapin's Hall, No. II Dearborn street.
Dir. Iimbel wnLted to impress upon tho work
ingn,on how necessary it was that they attend
all The neotlpgs from now until eleotion tins.
Tho Convention then adjourned.
, 1874-10-26


ae"l'
Mn- D1suor.
on eoi'g caliod, came forward and said that ho
understood that ho was put up AZ q candidate.
ants whether no ~ elected or not he would work
for them oil the aame. Flo was ]aborins man
l1insooit; Hundreda Wero starving in lilo city.
What It'd 1t mean? What wore thcy2 They
were simply the eiavcs OF capital Their landd
Lad heon 1tolen from thon, and put into tue
pocSeta OF tho greet capitalists. lIo kneW 10
nationality, They we're all cltiznna OF the
world, II he suited them and wa8 elected, he
would DO his duty.
alr. ushop ,sas accepted with great unanim-
ity,
Mr. j. Guido Mothua then cane forward and
said ho VAS worhinSnan, mud hsd road tho
platform and would stick TO 1t.
slr. Methua'b nomination waa tl,cTenpon rati-
fed.
LIT. n. MUELLER
beins called upon camo forward, and taid he Was
member OF Tho Workipsman'a party einco it,
e1ihtnnce. and understood its riincplos.
s,lr. Mueller Was confirmed
Mr. Hermann wa4 found 10 bo absont.
Yictor Icttolit's non,inutipn waA rntij,od. Mr.
Paul Driotons:oin, after having stated lint lie
Ind teon a member o5 tha party sincp last vim
ter, wne aleo nominated.
MR. stnt,Culon.
tlle cnudldate for :;her,f, then came forward
, 1874-10-26
.. SMOKE CONSUMER,
hCCoM|IIPl[|il M ] Pl[|ilLSHIE q BID

The problem that for years has engaged
the 1nvcntive genius Of the Wost, has ot
length beau solved. SMITHS SMOKE
CONSUMER" for generating steam in Steam
and Locomotive Boilers, by the uso Of Soft
Goal, is pronounced by Ill who have seen 1t
in operation the only successful apparatus
that has got beon presented to tho public.
It CONSUMES ALL THE SMOKE from
Soft Coal, and by adding it to the fro en-
hanoes tho heat, saves largely in fuel, and
strikes the death-blow to the smoke-nui-
tanoo Of Soft Goal. The apparatus is set up
on vacant lot in rear Of our warerooms,
and will bo running each afternoon this
weok {if tho weather is pleayant) We oor-
daily invite all interested in cleanliness
md economy in fuel to call and ozamino
this Smoke Consumer.
VIC are ready to take orders for attaching
this invention to Steam and Locomotive
Boilers now in uso Of being constructed, at
prices that will meet tho approval Of our
Railroad officials, Hotel Propriotors. Brew
ora, Merchants, and manufacturers.
M. ", 6 Z. LESTER, IE'R,
3O4 STA.TE-ST.
, 1874-10-26
2 eaunues .ia3'oss M.a3;| io4io||i5os s?1iSs2;s

mma5osssy toE Henirtoaa {Dem.) Ia ls77 ...,. LIS
Ing v2te foT Stout, independent, tntludsa ses1
9pss ~ o! ~. on becoming candidate for Con.
, 1874-10-26
POLL iTiCAl-

| POLITICAL
The Communists Put
Their Ticket in
the Field.
Nominations for Congress, the
Legislature, Etc.
Speeches Of Messrs. Le Grand
and Hoffman.
The Party Will Not Affiliate with
the Republicans.
Mass-Meeting on Milwaukee
Avenue.
Full Returns Of the Vote in Indiana
aud Ohio.
Speculations as to the United
States Scnatorship in the
Former State.
Tlho Campaign I'm MEcfnignn.
Senator 0handler's Attempt to Secure
q Reelection.
Probability that He Will De Defcatod,
The Opposition Likely to Elect the Gov
eraor and Three or -Four
congressman.
Tho Contest in the. Fourth Con-
grcssional District Of Illinois.
Gov eeyeridge's Speech at Mat.
loon.
Enormous Ring-Frauds in PHILADELPHIA
'''Fraldulent Registration by
Wholesale.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
The Temperance AIovenent.


a SALOON kkkSER's DsayH C,tUsRD RI =
VISIT FROM A PnAFIsa BAND,
krom the Boston Advertiser
On Saturday the ladies calied upon cue /. {
the principal saloons. ths propTietor. 1ir
l.. Simpson having refused TO soc the gen
tlemen, and were recelvet very politely
he was ASKED ii hs thought IL " as r;gnr 70
sell liquors, and responded. =. Yes, as righ. s.
FOR grocers 10 sell groceries,
ono OF the lsdies then rea.i sey eIal pa-y1.
% from the Bible. remarkins, ,"Llct us sss
what the Lord says On hearing tie
Scriptures relating ~ the anger OF tho K ard
with drunkards and those who san hu uor
the proprietor turned pale trembled visi sn.
y. and clutched the counter copvu,.i9elS
for support, Tho many iouugers in The ss
loon were stupefied and only offered as.ist
snos when lrged by tho ladies'. On hsins
led into another room ha cried eeSerai
times. 40 God. have mercy On my SOUL
Immediately his tongue began swelling
1llinS bis month 10 suoh sn extsnts .. l.,
render IL impossible to ar,,culais.
The ladies did ali IN thois power 10 rel, 10.
bim comfortable, and ply sician was sec
foe, who on arriving pronounced ituc ca7<
y apopleS Sy, and in q short time tho man
died. The community was OF course sian
ned With tho nows, and the feeling for Mr.
Simpson IL Intense. Tho ladies all esreec
that II was the direct work OF the Lord. ard
| even sumo Of the ircquenteis or ths ss!cco
| acqu esced in this decision,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
1he in.e.. Iteferm q, Cu,cas,o

Al recent SrfIiuai scau,r in Csicsso. NJ.
AuarsiA White said
she thought ths. iasn aai n Ian sdouii .e
plac,-i "a the ,smc ioNins ss1uA;ls. Al, d.
iinsuiahei ta.iges sheuld bc renewed iion h-s
Nhea roe H..,tiss tac is bTsnUs,i with her hut
bsEt'e name. ihi. ougtlto ts dUne away Eiih,
AID marrisd woman ought TO b. aliogsl 10 rt-
tain her own name. As Tor ehiare2. they aIs
ipdividilals and every child ought To BE- sta,ts.!
on. With name ci his OWE 1ast this would
create confusion in legal matters, ate denied
Another badge which wsman wears, and WticA
she mnss set aside. consi- in her pref1e..
Mira. and Miss. and the hike, must be Soa-
away, because it is badge worn to let the NC. ii
know the status Of her sexual relations. Il i. &c
importinence which should he resented. tiivs
to every female the ti;le Of Miss until sha rraca
es womanhood, snl then let her be MIA Th':
wss her rev idea. She proposed 10 cary it ~
Therefore, she. an unmarried woman, rosi
| hereby lay aside the title Miss, and take up =
herself The one belonging TO her, Of Mrs.. Th:s
| thought had been in her mind for yes.s an
now s6s :or the frst time carried it ont. Sh.
wcnld 10 il GU principle, 10 spite OF riGiculs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

inaity, and evidently represent, fayoaio thonSLt
OF the President The phrase, several times re-
feated, about having aus regard to the Interests
ofthe debtor class, IS doubte-s pet of tho sutaoE
After examining all his state papers. ws fnd ttat
hostility to expaasion quick return 10 specis-
IS the tresidents dsarcst hobby II Is the one ta
which he most often returns, end in terms thai
show an ever deepening faith in lts trnth ana
Justice. Lis seventh voluntary pledge tDea z.
ls73,) is in some respects stronger than any o.
the rest When he made fiat he VIZ fre a
fFem the dreadful scenes OF the panic. lie had
hcsn tn New York and seen with his ewn eses
the Iulnour consequences OF stdck.gambllae
speculation, oyertraaiIg and oil the follies tia
grow ont OF bubble currency. Here, too, he had
lraetlessl what hs hud so ions preached. When
the speculators begged Of him 10 issue the e44 0Cr,
Geo rcservc be sterRly refused, and gave as Ri.
reasons the well.worn ones which lie have guoiaa
above -.Jo 4gaal Of CO,a,aeySr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
An Angry Prcsidcn1.
CUsaO Observer.


W. lesns - direct tho attention of ~, go.
oil thck--sdiAln BELIEVERS in Grsnlisln 70 aIsi,
81 eeca Wh.cs the President mate in WasAnr;c.
aud which 'aw the light for tha lrst tine X Il:
Tribune. And No may add right here that ths
1113e-,s took great PAIRS TO vsrits In repoft g.
fo1e printing Al. and that Is accuracy is net ur.-
uoned In any Quarter. 1he Presidents ye!.sr =
oRee surprised his vtsIiors even more than rs ,r
expected Tasds. 40 Wonld accept no evp;aas
uots. lhs who.s Stale OF South CaToilna n1.-,
be PLc.iAei for tAs paaslonste ptleGances q. taa.
orc Eas 9ats! !tnh 20 the deissa sat.sn w!th6Gen
cafytna NTH fhe 70 acticai lrstraSlon {.
hummer potlIs+t OF tlae ausFFe 1Gmr man. Aai
the qharrelsome rnan preside over tAs lo,liua
d.at.nies Of 40 10000 freemsn he locks l. PC.
bis c1fce as pnrely psrsonul Poasessl0a. An / !.
own esi.nat,on be IA NOS thc serYsuI OF TIE pec,
PIE, bat ths!r InssisT> He jiFdef the coz II,
lnIo two piTtiss; not Democrats atd Rspa b. can
bps urantites and az -drant.tSa. On the dc.n,.
ites ne shoWeys Tic rlYots Ct patronage. ar
sgalhst the Others ho thinks lie Ia JrstiEed Ia u,
ing eSery pEesossuye which h!s rfiica ccnf,rs --
And thsrs Ase Se' tAfss usEe cars CT tl;S SER
fhinx
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
a Thrust n, the I'innaerer.

bill befors Congress, from the G!yiI
Service Committee. provides that no OH ce :
or employ co or the Government shall &c J..
ceiys more than enc salary, or occupy ca
use property belonging 10 the governmS NJ
for ,aivsio Use. iur. Wocuford, Wbo fe e.
nDrtsd The bin. ofies 1.i amendments to cS.
cept the PRESIDENT spd officers of the aTriv
and navy who may cecupy residences p.o
yidea ior them; aDa that no govern uleni
officer shall reeeise Tor his ow n use ~
be neGt anY moiety or share of fine, for;a..
nre or penalty imposed for any violation o.
tue revenue laws. AT The susg cation or Nj
Dswes. Mr.. Woodford hed tho bill rsfelJ 90
10 the Ways and Mems Com mm,ttes
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
lor thu GAGct.e.
DJR GREAT REPEBLTO, fsfs.

ny 'ouS oLprrstD.
At the White House sits the sDoEsc.
pa the cushion Abe tho Joker.
yraek,d his many jokes. 80 sweetiy.
Would tinge the cheeki OF man or wsIasn.
sits he there and smokes his long nine.
tsres OF State submerged in Equine.
so Goldsmith Maid can make the timo
Devil take the human.
Sits he calm. with suioAe breieuird,
thousand homes in gloom ensh roudel
Men and women his supetiurk.
>hrouded in deadly rall.
What cares he for thea? CompA,4.-..
FOR people white. Ia cut OF fashion
In this psp made iankee nation:
Ihe man and brother needs 1t ali.
Cares he little how N uch robbins.
ne. around the country bobbin..
looking after ssois at races,
Where the sports ply their vocation.
On the stock board, deals in anol-s.
Ever waiting for the chances.
Devil take the State finances,
Gun eaR run the Yankee Nation.
Drsaiing ls.id eat rag initiation.
Brave man stand In tIopidat,
ShakinE they to ace their values
funk in reckless legislation.
What TO him financial troubieJi
Nothing more than empty butbls3.
Safe IL he, has salary degklss,
thiet VI all the Yankee Nati.R.
In the South land. dire opDEssslou.
Loudly calls fer internessiop.
White men slaves 10 worthiet, uesrse!.
Loie th cir all In coRfseatlop.
Fly to him and beg protesGaI
Men and women. In subj eotisn
ksst with sassi!. sad reflection
shame upon the Yankee natio1
Eat frSm pools and peculatiop
Turn we now to aasexafssa,
Turn we now " that which ple35eth
Wsmsn with great e1psetatiop3.
HGk the marriage bells are Iin st1:
tenile Eaphyrs Joys are bringing
Du, pct voice 6sily siDsln3
Peaa1 70 the BRIDES oTstion
NeAiie wsa3 beyond tho oseAn.
4, eddy teke3 Yur-.es nas.op
And renains upon the hole.ali.
Happy TINES for child and rater,
Send NO sarde twin save much l0.h5I
81 this ruse We SEQ no other.
"e may dodge TIE ran aaS bTeissI.
4hul we'll dupe oar dusty fra:.r.
EeIiia'5 leta, an EapLsh Dg.s n,
tteddy's spouse, a Ier-se Coo. -
Heaven what tirle for 5Aoiiy
Ia thia Lana OF delsetahsn.
In this land where all tae ia,e.
No U5tiactisn ss t. faces,
Blend In one the heaTenlT grlj =.
Happy happy, Yankee NGt.ou.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
a CurisnS story.

Wssa Napoleon the Grss. died at 81. H..
lsRs, an English pbysieian teok ehsIge OF ta
heart. aepcsitirg Is in silver basin Ellsd vita
water. Two tapsz1 burned near h. but the es=-
toii,n lelt ne1vously anxious while watching i
though tAs nlsht. and did rot sleep. IN the E
lsaee OF milnjsh hs heard q rrsi,ing sound. ther
a plunge into shs visitor and rebound en- Il
aoor- all oesa,n1g wi,a 40, 'ss as.es1sss
d-se9iua sha precious relic 70 his hele a
r,ofsers Inese nad the hsati whics bad besr ta
ysst in its ambition 10 he satisfied sith thr go,
etei ,Sty Of continental Europe, would have teea
nfse dtgra,ied than the dust of Imperial C.e.sr
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
Eiuss nt Gravel.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,
DECEMBER %. 1873.

Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for ,
philadelphia and intermediate Stations, z, ~.
9 30, 10 30 q. M; .. 4 A., rs. 1921 lp.m IN.
Philadelphia and New York. 70 a. m; 222. > AZ
pm. - .a ono
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, II So. 10 o..
n. IN, S 70 y. IN. ~
Z l0 p. NJ.
Trai ns for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle II IS, 10 10 a. I0.; 25 30. ~ p Ia.
Seaford and Intermediate Stations. IL -. 10 ~ a
m ;dS5 y, M. 49, asa
Delmar and intermediate Stations, IL IS. 10 10
a.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
philado phia and intermediate Stations. l5. 3d.
l0.A pm.
phiIadelphi. and New York. 20 a: m.
Baltimore and Washington 10 81, 10 a. M
Fer further Information passen gers are referred
TO the time table, posted at the depot:
ii. E. KENNEY,
marll-1ydkw Superintendent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

Ex.t;tyernef Cei;urr. of Maine. has MADE 81 =
ether iitlsn 10 his long iiss Of munifccat dens
tr,ns i.r educational pnrposss. Oa Saturisy iazi
hs suhsctIsef s6e,p0O ior the purpose Of maxim
,ha N.Ssfyiiie Classical School ON efficient pre.
n.vS. S.err ettcci for Colby L nisefsity,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
CONNECTIONS
Wiuminsson ana western q. q
EaAIt. TA1Li..
FALL AM WTNTasrARRlNGEMENTs.

FALL AM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
rEssyt.Esal1 Cont mencing Oct Isl. 1874. trains will
Gxftf.-.fHf@ run follows
Leave WILMINGTON 10 80 a. In. and 25 u. m.
Leave 1isndenberg 6 A. q. IN. and 90 p IN.
Arrive at Wilmington % u IN, and $50 y
Arrive AZ landcnbery - 80 II an 80 m
CUNNECEIUNS-Iraln ielvtn. Via iaGtOn II
10 30 a N with train icaylng fG,iadei0nIa at 81
Iraiu leaving Wlmin ton It - . u.,c m L
with train leaving pnll ,de,pn,u al C0p
lraln arriving ut "un1 =, ,L o. m wl
train 10. Phil de ina NJ IUI m,
.rata trclvi x dt VIA q. x .i - 5 ~ Wit r..
for Phliade'p 'puiaat y ..
Sun1ay aims VIII itndrhwu after uui Ia
NID. III, upt
sen
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

r,as 4. l1lvgenco smith. of Ioulsvitie, Is sad
al have tsen the sFst person to bring tho subject
~ scsrloti,n hstore tho American people. 'Es
Ss,tyersd . lecture In Nam 0sisana 20 years age,
n y-hich be fayeEed cremation, and described =
non for iurnscsa in which te euJs toe dead.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
ANCHOR LINE , ->u-is.

rsN0 THE public.
i The Wimm. ia and Roading hailrond Com
pany have complrtei arrangements TO carry Money
Packages and Express MattOr to an | rom all points
on the llne OF thor roau ana est hestor.
Also to all points ON the Philadelphia and Read
ing and Catawissa Railroads, including Reading
Allentown, Columbia, lArrisburg. Lancaster. Down
ingtowu, Mahoney City. Mt. CARMEL Norristown.
Pottsville, &C.
For further information apply at the Depot, cor
nor of Front and Madison streets, Wilmington.
Express matter sent To Franklin Teieg graph oh o
No, West Third street or TO their Depot, Front
and Madison, or orders oft with McMullen i Seal
delivering agents, will receive prompt attention.
@. AT0LZ,
ap6-n Gonr Sup't W. Il ~. X. X. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-14

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