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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-20
The March Magazines.

The first article in the March number Of the
Atlantic Monthly is very entertaining de-crip-
ton Of the remarkable collection of historical
portraits in the Alsace-L Lorraine exhibition late
lr closed in Paris W. J. Hoppln. tile author Of
the paper, has done happy thing in describing
with just and appreciative comment the most
noticeable Of these historic and artistic treas
ures. The pleasant story of Henry James, Jr .
reveals the features Of artist life III Rome, and
rows more interesting. Mr.. F. Il. Sanboin rc.
ates tue circumstances OF John Browns revea-
lion OF his scheme to invade Virginia to himself
and Edwin Morton, and tells how narrowly lie
escaped joining the fatal expedition that had
his full sympathy. John James Piatt con
tributes biographical and critical memoir Of
torcythe Wilson, the author OF the Dld Ser
geant and the " Rhyme Of the Masters Mate y
There are two short stories. That BY I,oye
sen, "Aaathors Vengeance or the Mountain
taken maid, is romantic tragedy of strange
andI powerful interest Jules Marcou coli
tributes an essay on the ''0rigin Of the Name
America He controverts the common impress
sion that this continent received itH name from
lame il Indigenous and IL only slightly changed
which the original .inhabitantH designated gold
bearing mountain ranges. In Santo Domingo
Nicaragua and other parts Of the continent this
aboriginal name is still preserved ia connection
with the mountain ranges. Mark Twain contin-
nes hls story of bard experience in learning the
river. The poetry of this number rs by Rose
Terry Cooke, John Vance Cheney Louisa Bush
nell, Kate Hillard, Paul H. Hayne and Albert
Laighton.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-20
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The Incendiary Fires.

ARREST AND PRELIMINARY HEARING or aNE OF TIE
ALLEGED AuTHoRs-HE Is HELD ION COURT
ANOTHER SUSPECTED PARTY SAID To HAVE FLED
FROM THE CITY.
At O'Clock, yesterday afternoon, Elmer
Moore, young man Mlo Had been arrested
charged with being one Of tie authors OF tho
fire in Jacob Stuck stable sunday morning
last, was given preliminary hearing before the
Mayor. Deputy Attorney General Hodgson
conducted the case in behalf Of tie State.
Only two witnesses were eXamined-Jacob
Stuck and W. H. Bacon. Mr.. Stuck testified as
to the actual occurrence OF the IRE and the loss
which he sustained, but was unable to say any
thing OF the origin. Mr.. Bacon however, fur
nished some direct testimony bearing upon the
Sunday morning, little after three
o'clock, he going down
Walnut street above 9Th. lie heard a
noise a. OF some one ripping boards from \
house went III the direction Of the sound and
presently saw two matches thrown into Mr..
Sticks stable by persons standing on . shed
roof ran across the street. pistol in hand, when
two men iumped tom the shed and started to
run fired four she q at them but can't say that
they were struck although one man threw up his
hands and said 'oh recognize the prisoner as
one of the men the other was stouter, taller
and woIe lighter clothing the two men on
up Walnut to SEVENTH up Seventh to French.
where witness lost sight OF them, aud then
had seen prisoner several times before thar
same night, and in company with Vim. England
Thos. Titus and Schooner Long; met Moore and
Titus going down Sixth street short time be-
fore the fire broke ont; witness was positive in
his identification Of the prisoner.
The accused was then remandei TO the cells,
and his bail subsequently fixed at y 0o0 which
had not been furnished at noon
RrMoRs &c.
The city il full of rumors about this subject,
many of which arc Iidiculously absurd Many
persons believe that the right crowd has been
struck, basing their belief upon circ1natantial
evidence entirely independent Of Mr. Bacon's
testimony. One circumstance which l. looked
upon as convincing il said to be the flight Of
Titus, who when last seen, was with Moore, Just
before the fire occur ed in Mr.. stucl's stables
Although diligently -lssh t for, Titus has no.
been found aud tic c;.rfeEt opinion is that lie
has dumped" The CITY. His Whereabouts, how
ever, are supposed 10 be known, ard steps have
been taken to follow az Lis trail.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-20
rne Water Department subscription
IN Aid OF The Poor

The absurd and puerile business which has so
largely occupied the attention of the City Coun-
Gil for several weeks came to conclusion last
evening, with the adoption Of a resolution which
mildly disapproves the course of Chief Engineer
Hyde, while ac4uitting him of any improper in
tent This is the ridiculous end OF a prolonged
effort to injure Mr.. Hyde in the estimation OF
the public, and to lay the foundation for . reso-
luton removing him from the position he holds
The result must be profoundly disappointing TO
that purpose while the progress OF the so-called
investigation" and of the discussions in Coun-
has only served to show the community the PIE
rile character of the whole proceeding.
As matter of strict proprIety, perhaps it is
best that no one experimenting the city's work
should ask the employees placed under him for
subscriptions to any fund The fear that refusal
might cause his displeasure might induce some
to subscribe against their actual desire and
Judgment. II the movement in Council had
simply been to declare this principle, as
i measure of public policy, there would
have been no good ground for opposition. But,
as we have already said, the effort
WAS not TO serve the public good nut to break
down Mr.. Hyde, and damage Mr.. Candy, and
the whole ridiculous paraphe rnaiia Of a commit
tee OF investigation, sitting secretly, and con-
inc!ing an elaborate examination OF witne saes,
wss designed to produce those results Such
proceedings are to be deprecated they bring
iizcredt on the City Council; they aggrayate Diff
ferences which it is the part Of wisdom to h3al {;
and they can have no other end, so far public
opinion is concerned, but that of general con,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-20
The GreviI1e Journals,

Lord Rosslyn is among the large number OF
Englshmen who have not been edited by tho
Greville Memoirs, and expresses hi4 sentiment,
IN this epigram;
For fifty years he listened at the door
lie heard some secrets and Invented more
These he wrote down, and statesmen, Dozens am
Kings
We're all degraded Into common things;
Though some have assed away, sill! some re
main
To whom tins scandal Is a needless pain
Though laughingly they say IT'S only (irevtllem
they wish his journal with him, al the Devil
Apropos Of this We notice that a New York
house is bringing out with a great flourish OF
trumpe To, that scandalous Life OF George ". .
which excited 30 much comment as the subject
of certain mysterious advertisement in the
windows of nearly every bookstore in New
York, Offering one thousand pounds sterling
for 1.-THE only copy believed to be in existence,
Of book whose name was not given.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-20

IMPORTANT Norlcg.--.fter January LIST, 1873 The
DAILY COMMERCIAL will he sent 10 subscribers, free
Of postage 10 any Post ciiice in CIV Castle county
At 800 per annuIn and al the same rate for three
months To Post ofices onisde Of the county II
WIN be sent at the rate OF $3.50 per year and 81 40
per quarter. The postage will be prepaid by the
pnblishers.
THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE, the weekly edition OF
the COMMERCIAL, will be sent TO subscribers TO any
POST ONCE in the United States, at $500 per year,
the postage being prepaid by the publishers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-20

These are the most durable odd easily adjusted
Trusses ever offered to the pubHv. The spring II I
the best English Steel, and completely covered wial
telluloi which protects and preserves it, while the
pad ~ of the same material.
Among the many great adyantag Of the Ceu-
lold Truss, which viii be at ONE appreciated ~
those who have worn Trusses, are Tie following:
Ii ID imperYi0us to water
II VIII never break o. crack
II is always clean
II can be bent with the hand 70 any shape required
without artificial heat.
II Will neither rust or chafe the patient.
II Will retain the most difficult rupture with safety
and comfort.
II need not be removed while bathing.
It's Durability Il beyond question.
II is economical, for It Will last Il Ute amp,
The heat Of the body causes no unpleasant smell.
In fact, with a Ceiiulod truss, the wearer has
comfort, ease safety durability, aaaptahilty, aad
economy.
a variety of STYLES OF tnrse Trusses may be found
al Fosters Drug store Front and y est streets.
Please cal anu examine AdlGs;ments.mnde With
Gu. extra charge,
Special attention shown "a ladies' by u.s. Or. Eos
ter Ihe gentlemen receiving Their share Of alter
ton by a CUlnpeteni man,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-20

The Senate Of the Unital s,4.cs renamed in
session all "Wednesday night and yesterday
morning, and did not adjourn uutl nearly five
o'clock yesterday afternoon Tie Pinchbacl
resolution was finally laid on The table. on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Morrill,, Of Name BY a vote OF 80 to
~. The Senate afterward adjourned, having
boon in session 70 hours
The steam tug Aroma. with part Of the cargo
of the wrecked brig Kewadin OH board. vent
ashore on Cape Henry yesterday. Part OF the
cargo viii be spoiled, as the sea Is washing over
tile tugs deck.
The fire engines we're brought to the street,
last evening, by the discovery Of fire On The roof
OF dwelling in Happy Valley, which was extIn-
guished by few buckets of water.
Passengers on the trains report sleighing on
the Susquehanpa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-20

NLwAHK. l.b ~.
a large humber q on peoria intend .,aiils to
Wilmington On next Iueaday evening IL attend
tie lecture Of john j. 7eush.
Last Tuesday evening, NINA drila,.. aand;
wagon Of one Of tile Wilmington firms came
into town and was noticed willie passing along
to be in an unusual state and upon arriving at
the hotel lie was found to be unaba 70 Get ont
OF the wagon, being almost uIreusible from Tie
effects of the extreme cold.
on Wednesday afternoon, Fdwali Wolrcll, a
small boy, son Of S,mrod WurrelI. wat riding on
a large timber wagon, vixen Lhe horses started.
and threw him to the ground. 1he largest
wheel passed over liz beck, aui IL WIS some
what inirred
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-20
From our Late Editions OF yesterday

+ ANOTHER SunPRIsE 10 Mr.. SsTuBBs.- Rev, T..
Stubs, Pastor Of AsbniY Church, as the term of
his Passionate draws TO 8 close, begins TO think
thai II is absolutely dangerous. to leave the
b: use after night. On Monday evening last, one
Of the larger classes Of the church walked in and
took entire charge for the time being,
and ON Thursday evening while he and his good
lady were spending the evening with one of his
practitioners, still larger number from the con-
gregation generally having first assembled at
the dwelling OF The members, at about Q o'clock,
proceeded ~ 3 body to the parsonage In a
half hour OF 20 the Pastor and his wife
arrived, and the secret Notwithstanding
70 many women were prsy to the fact bad been
so well kept that 1T wac what IL intended 1t to
be, perfect surprise. AZ coon as the greetings
between pastor and people We're over, Geo. S.
Hagany Esq. with appropriate remarks pre-
scented Mr.. Stubs with a hundred dollar gold
watch, and to his wife purse containing twenty
or twenty-five dollars. Mr.. Stubs made tile
presentation speech.
BRIpGE OF IcE.-In the severe winter Of
1852 the ice accumulated TO such depth IN the
Susquehanna that it was determined to lay a
track upon it at Havre de Grace for the trains
Of the p W. u b. II. H. to cross over This
ty, for-the T. r. Co., who completed his work
OH January Is, 1852. This track was con-
tinued in use until February 9th, when
it was taken up and in few days the river
free from ice. During the time the track was
down 1878 cars passed over 1t the tonnage
amounting to 10, 900 tons The whole was ac-
complished without accident and the materials
we're all removed prior TO the breaking up OF the
ice without the loss of cross tie or bar Of iron.
We state the year to have been 1852 and call at
tention to that fact, (anG that it was not in
1882 because we understand that there is
dispute in the ''Senate" as to the year. several
members maintaining that the bridge was laid
in January Of 1858.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-20

Ths Old Dominion Steamship Co. has express
ed desire TO afford to the Peninsula Press As
ISOLATION an excursion from Lewes to New York
By its line of steamers. 1t has been proposed
TO a. cept the invitation and to make this one
link in the contemplated summer excursion.
After leaving New York it has been thought
feasible to return by rail, pausing in Philadel-
phia to inspect the Centennial buildings which
will by that time be in forward state OF adj
yancement june is named az q suitable time
fol the trip.
The " fantastic tricks which the Democrats
are expected to cut before high Heaven, i'll the
next Congress, will no doubt be materially added
10 10y the ey-confederate caperton u West VIM
ginia.
It il quite interesting to note how devoted tie
Heading Eagle now il to business, since the
election. 1t takes no interest in local polite. at
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-20
Spsfis. gatifss.
Grosycnor's improved Beiiadonni
Plaster.

Grosvcnor's improved BeiIadonna
Plaster.
Capslcum Plaster.
Patent Lint,
Glass Nipple Shells,
$. Nincent's Arrow Root
Bowers Glycerine,
Turned Wood Boxes
Nelson's Geatne,
Concentrated Glycerine
Scherlng's Choral Hydraie
Til Se!il.tZ BQxes,
star Nils pftcr
Flliering Paper,
french Mustard Fiastafa.
EneTyesCing Granular salts, (keasb.y K hait.sul s.,
d. 4 G Sugar coated Pills and Gr2nuies.
AllcoCl Porous Pasters,
Motors Cod Liver Oh.
Holloway Worm Con.ectiUns,
Matlney Cayius tap5u.es,
Flanteu's taps'lle-,
Terrain ;, .iZ-i Aperieut,
HcnsyeY's rochrs-
brow Al Bronchial Ifoches,
ialkee Shaving soap,
sthehcr peQsne,
Low Eminent.
Supplied to the trade At tbe lowest market ra-es,
f. BfISGHuK T A co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner sixth aAa Aarket streets.
New York Oat Meat.
NEW York DAT MEAL.
EquA "a the scotch and Only hali DE !rlee.
SOLD BY
b i &. SHOEMAKER,
PuABNAcI5Ts.
noy8-ti s03 Marie, stlee..
The Delaware Avenue Drug store
sels Homeopathic Tinetures, and ellet5 D. d ana
medicatnl Also Humphreys :. % cei ana N.se!.
Hazel
". r. A.Rah,
5yi5-tt 500 Delaware .Aycnec.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-20

/ cheerfully give this testimony to the pubtc thai
Mrs. Fosters Blood Purifier and letter Uinlinont
cured me:
l was afflicted for many years wilh disoi5erad
blood, a troublesome and Obstinate ttttar At the
skin aud swelling Of the glands u the ne6k wficn
was the occasion Of prolonged suffering ana ex-
perse
] consulted eight Of the most prominent physi-
clans in the city and used their medicine a .0ng Inc
Tith0u, receiving any permanent relief On iht
contrary getting worse, till finally almost despair
ing Of Hope / was induced to Try Mrs. Poster y
Blood Purifier, which was Recommended to Inc as
being q certain cure for my disease II was tie
turning pont IN my case after using twO bOttea
Of the Blood Purifier IN connection with the letter
Ointment, the swelling ceased the eruptOng dsap-
peAred aptl now am eHtl.tlY au1 efeciuay erred
II further Information IS desired concerning ny
Gaze cal! at nay resistance.
THDs. SCOTT,
+ frggf 1va Ia f.r
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-20

Forty-rhird Congress.
wAsHINoroS, Feb. 10.

WAEHINUIUNi 7 Cd. y.
HoUsE.
In the House the bill from the paoihc
Railroad Committee to amend the act in
cooperating the Texas Pacific railroad was or
dered to be printed IN atterhprto get up the
Revenue bill failed and in regular order tie phi.
vate calendar was taken up.
The Committee on Pacific Railroad have
agreed to recommend the passage Of tie Texas
Pacific Railroad bill by vote of six to Eve.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-20
4i.u Rastatss ali.-::lcra

aUCTI0NEHks.
| L W. Stidhan 4 Son, III K 9Th strss.
BANKERS & BKaKERs,
| r. R Robinson 90. 400 Market street
hAhHkffS a. BAR DREsShn
A. Ashenbaoh. ao Market street
BELL RINGERS e BILL l0sTbH~
ss ssaad 3 S.GMas s9ps Ny ~ 81 'tFsY. a
BOOTa sH0k MAKERS, ADD DEAik
& Q All AlsIsqsdsr, IL Market Arb s 1T
.s.e aa MassiGa " Il I'D srs rSpAr ''e
". A. Turner %. BIS Markets treet
CARPENTERS AND BUlI.DEH~.
j. K. ID. seeda, shop w Fourth West.
CIGARS g. TOBACCO.
Brisbane 4 DsMAinyills. IA Market street
VIVA Il Robnssn s iis ' Is Street
CLOCKS, WATCHES, X sEsYat nRN
!. Bush. oornst Seventh ard aats,i s.se.'s
j. g. g. MASSEY ss,' Is e ith st isss'
COACH 81 CARRIAGE siATTaiAt.
VIM Gresn 90. y T. cor 81 and S,iI!sl .ts-ei.
DRUGs,I-TS
Il. r Brnshatft, 81 Marie. r,roe'
FLORISTS.
Tatnail 4 CO.. Delaware Ave.rs ead Je't.r.4 s-r-s
GENERAL IhsURtAi + ANafsTa
Thomas K Piur,mer, ia Market sis,s,
wool Van irunip, 5lJ Msraet 81 set,
GENTs' EuRNI-IiING tsdon.
James Y ~, Watson "A s?n y Market air.
John P. I,1Eshtan, 4io Market atsss
HATS. cars. sc.
nssiil / 4 ws,Sfgs? q 8 nsE.s 'srss
HAHDYsRR.
james Bro, ~ sisrsai rt-c.,
iHuS q -rksrs
Nn. ,'re0n Co, 5 u ~ sos a.
iEf.3N SrsBa.I>.
Patrick Holland. ) " .or rfa b. sr. t't4..a
zee ifs4-tsIss~k- & rR. nt.u
HiNpcd Deaus, III vs. s;h street
e MesorAgie I'd aud Sing stt. els,
MERCHANT TkIIORs
SEQ. Gonsrt, 10 K. Fourth street
John Il. Munlhsussn, tlb King street
samuel Miller, DR., lDe Market street
PAPER IiANt:ISt.s, -uAtf-.
John r. Holt, % and Market .treem
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Rvsns Psnningto Almonds Rds stb ard N.,t
u. ". Child Co., No. W. 18th street
! II. Frazer, Sd and Shipley rtreots
Nm: Reynolds Go, ~ Market street
" II, Gilmore, No 6Wost 18th street
Hm. hoOaulley Co., sd Market street
RESTAURANT q BILLIARD R,bsl
Joseph Fullrasr, boi And sos Market street
SEWING MACHINES.
Grover Baker =. NJ. Co, Bf King stree,
Ne" American Sewing Machine, 7le Mar r,rset.
C0fFEE and TEA Dealers
Union Pacific Tea Company, SIS MAfks street
UNDERTAKES.
Thos. J. Giles. III shiplcy street
X s. Young, WI Market strost.--tfso ac..l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-20
STOVES, Hfatsrs, A.,Gass, &c.

STOVES, Afaters, aaasss, &c.
NEW STOVE AND HK-.rER STORE
IN AND
GENERAL EouSE-FURNIs-ING Emporium
WILLIAM +. ROBINSON
HAS OPENED 4 NEW
STOVE AND HEATER STORE
At Inc N Z. cor. OF second and King sts., fronting
on Second st. Constantly on land Gil the latest i'm
proved STOVES, HEATERS, AND RANGES. Pa
IRONS supplied at the shorteat notice. [oct14-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-20
pUBLisRED EVERY PrERsoos, tsunday'

fonLIonbD hfHH1 arr ch-'oo-'' N'1'""ge
sxeepted,) at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, south-ioest
corner Fun and MARKET Streets. THO cents eopp
Ten cents a ,cefk. DELIVERED FREE By carriers
throughout tbs Gig. The COMMERCIAL mil Be stlt by
mail toany Post 0Fce In Aep Castle County at $500
per ann,f 81. rs for months; 50 csnts per month
IL Post Offices outside Of Nep Castle county, $3.50 pr
aaaun; $40 for three months; 80 cents pr month
TEE PUBLISHERS PREPAY PosTAGE IN all cases
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-20
&pftial Ill iteg.


w. Il. Williams,
DRUGGIST,
NINTH AND MAREET STREETS.
Keeps full line OF
DHuas AND MEDICINES.
Pure, fresh AMI carefully selected for
DISPENSING PRESCRIPTIONS AND FILLING
ORDERS FOR FAMILY USE
FIRST -THR BEST QUALITY oBrAiNAgLE.
Never sacrificing quality for cheapness
sSeosD-RgA SON. BILE PRICES
Special attention paid 20 compromising
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY AND ACCT
RATELY.
W. E. WILLIAMS psescIipi on Store,
Corner Ninth and Market So.
deelg-ly Whining on Pei.
II. & &. ShOemaker's
EGYPTIAN MARKING INK.
III not fade or wash cut If used according TO 1,rec
tons.
GIVE 1T TRIAL AND BE CONVINCED.
SOL n Who'll SALE AND RETAIL, BIZ
b. 4 G. SHOEMAKER,
PHARMACISTS,
noys-.i sos Market street.
Vow is the Time 10 Buy
CHEST PROTECTORS.
4 Ch1ite Assortment OF them for sale by
r. Il C. SHOEMAKER,
PHARMACISTS,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-20
fire, Marina & 4ifr gasnranef.
1897 TO MY PATRONS ORR
ICOf 4 = y
AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC.


desire hereby to express my uhfe .net gratitude
Ter the FerY lber4i IA fonige have received during
NC iPst cight wears, and TO aay that am now pre-
Improved plans and a. current rates In the best
COMPANIES | am the authorized Agent of Comma.
an careful 70 represent none but those who are
nor only fair in the issue OF the policy hut alsu In
ne l adjustment and settlement OF losses
ne cap tai represented AT my agency now amounts
10 over Sixty Millions Dollars over Fifty OF which
~ fire assets, and represented by The following
strong and reliable Companies
Mallhatla an Life Insurance Co " Y
London. "
llome Insurance Company N Y,
Fire Association OF Philadelphia
hanover Fire Insurance Co., New York
German American Insurance CO., New York
National Fire Insurance Co.. Hartford Conn.
Tienh falls insurance Co. Genns Falls, n. v
Fairfield Insurance Co., South Norwalk Conn
New Orleans Insurance Co., N o..
West Chester Insurance Co. " "
Amazon Insurance Co, OF Cincinnati Ohio
Alieinlnia Insurance Co.. F,tta' urr, PA
r 80 80, dlsre parllc lar to can Your ateaiip ~
III ihles uu0ut the same as Mutual Companies.
lioil ny close attention 10 business 10 +, a. ~.
ICON hidhce 81 your patronage, an
TmdMas F. pLuvNER
~, MlLM vi, q, lNStk NICE AGENtl,
tao w.E hAhkET STREET tCis YTOS n0rsEA
tE,ty WliMISGT0N, DELAWARE.
oilers by mail will receive prompt attention.
I blLAWARB BOARD DIRECTORS
= OF THY
GIuE huWCAL LIFE INSURANCE t,oMpkNv
OF MAINE.
oYFiGE, al sHtPIEY "a, Wuhirar1N Ds.
- OFFICERS:
JOSHUA MARS, President.
.. II. KENT, Treasurer. e. =
DIR. n. a DODGE, secss,ary.
EXECUTIVE CoaAIrTRg;
Capt ~. X. Benson, II. Y. DeNnrmands, T. II Fir,
Dr.. JOHN p. WALES, Medicl! r.tsrl,inar
All monies collected in this state e-e II, reirnt,,
mere aud be loaned by this Board of Directors sro,
DTstclhss real estate securities and thus s,arc I'M
practically Home Company -
IL is 10 the interest OF those wghiuy insnrancg ga
patronage th!s Company and keep tier Jnoney AZ AZ
home. - tsh t,touss u
y iSpei~l5--o
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-20
pALTlM0RE & POTOMAC r. r.

ID
Nr,y vopv ANY, vyAs,,tNaro,, r,.,.,,-
''- A-'O $500 'ot' 1usoo''H
o,, .>,,, ,,,r,,, ,,',,,.,,.
" A-sD ar i EN- JANUARY sd, lHih
Trains Will leave Wilmington Ia connection Wit.
the Baltimore y Potomac r. H., rs f0lown:
Leave wilmington 2.O3, A. NJ Arrive Washington
el3, A. NJ CITY time
Leave wilmington 10 ~. 4. NJ Arrive washtru,t.,
a. T. NJ city time
Leave W'ilningfon ~ nap NJ Ariv, ,,.s,,,,,,t,.
4es, r NJ, ,ity time ''
1oavo ,,.,s,.,r,,,,, ,T aso ~ ,,
i;aYe =, -. III VI 49, =. NJ, CITY time hinye
Leave N@sa4us-JA - II,o5 A. N. Arrive Whining
t9il . t,j,' IL, 4; y
M i li - = a. -. :, a.. ,
"a i;uaH , " Ash,s,tl y''e, r ~ CITY Vine AtriYs
"isai',gt $3.50 ~ "a n, - IN
l,ca, tfa,'s l'AN' ~ l.iapIe Luz iso ana l0ts,
- 9't' HAa ii..5 a NJ, ; o.e1, "so, ana LIS +.
Nj ,,...,.5.5.....-,.. -
Nns.,.- ,.' sI', =, y ~ ~ anu 1910
;. ~ sttiNe Daitlhoie le'' =. NJ b,fo, $50 anu
H. r. -
IS Z DubARRf,
- superintendent
M :: 1ouSi, ,teleslal las7, ~ Z tehss-a
p.ENTNf1vrz- .STlA pAfft1.,,n
sh'Ato u AHA IA Atk'Ai'.
4 ....
on AND AfTsl MONDAY, FlgeuAEf l, leia.
4r1iis iease ,s i I'm, aar Nerss' w.
So, -. '-i-'i- " = " -
nd ll3or Il. on sunday 80. y. H., J. ala .
E.ilst n. Ioct Ifavcn Non ok Sunday 4,AAN
Aiaii ira n t'aliy, On Sunday Rms Only to
Fast Line X l.c..igo ssp.. ex Sri.liay, l23PM
llarrstnrg Ace daily. rycppt sunday - Y9O pm
iancaste. ard oiA Acc t.ailyex sunday 400 Pm
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