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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-05-22
FELIX p.
Convent P.O.
st. James.
EMILE LEGENDRE,
New Orleans p. O.
Box 1909.
LEGENDRE & POCHE
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
OFFICES:

OFFICES:
25. ROYAL Street, New Orleans. -. .25
st. James Parish,--at +. L. POCHE's
residence, near the Court House.
10 One Of the partners will be ut the Court
House Of the parish Of st. John the Baptist
every Thursday. feb29tf.
, 1875-08-29

SOUTH SIDE sTAEEI-CARs+
To Ihs Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-I SEGA great deal Of fusa
made about nothing, or. as they call it, smoking
IN the street-cars. For my part. I do not think
1t any worse to emose On the cars than in the
house. You Will never see young lady but
Uha: she wilt tell her lover she likes good
cigar. but when poor driver works from 8 in
the morning TIL 10 aud Il 1t night. and some OF
them al night, it is different thing. A. to the
annoyance Of: the boys IN gstsing INTO car: I
almost a1wsgs take rear seat. and. if the bovs
trouble the driver. gently lift their hats oil
and drop them, and We havs no more trouble
from that score.
But there il 5 real nuisance ttas no Iear yery
little about. sad tia! ls this: b ladv can hardly
tlde In 'bus but what SIZE ia iusn.sed by some
pup2{, all the way IRON Is years Did to 65: and,
ii We would eiap Them in the face once ia awhile.
We would soon cease to be troubled IN thai quar-
ter. OEE OF YoUR READRns.
, 1875-08-29
bers on Jan. 1, 1875, 49s,s29. The net increase


bers on Jan. l, 1870, 4Sh,az5 Tho net increase
in the year being 4,ss9.
Tho number OF dlstr!cts is 456, and tho
number OF Lodges 4o2s sud members, 1856
52o. Thus i tho members 'we7o averaged IT
would slSe l:5 70 each .ooEe 1he.ma!e deaths
have been C,5l4; and female deaths, 3.642, for
which -c31, ,216 bare been ra1d- Some dlst.ic's
pay en- the deaths Of second and third wives, and
cu tho deaths Ct "iac"s, ana IN ehls way. extra
to the above, :ost have been paid.
The number Of ciearances accepted has beap
Isl. ard shows great !al'ins on. since that the
par'ios who now draw cleafances arc compelled
to pay for benefits according - the aRe the5 are
oo deoositfng their c'eatacces' IN place ot the
see at which they "ere aomisteo ioto the Order.
Trade having been generaay gooa during tho
pass year, only - tragenne csras we're spriled
for, and only lo5 pounos na'e oeen palo 1or re-
lief. The folio"tog sosu.ss aee esatst'ca' obser-
vations that have cotlec'ea Tor tie past len
years: o 49,,
In 1865 the numner OF nemoem Was 5f3'3o9;
in 1875, numner OF mou1oess asp, oa9; increase
IN ten years l1oo- 1aes ~ .LnlA''oe H.. ~
ton years. from IauVaE5r Aoo9. ~ 1anuaEy. 1922
327.8A- Seeded irom -. ca''ouS eAases m Len
veA:B, from Januars: 13oo' " January ioto'
l25,292. 12o.2'3' Ma!s 1ass nemoe4a oeatNs
from January. 1909, 70 January:
1875, 56.625. Females: "'ees se "a ana WIDOWS Ut
members in The same ooe. ,o5 %. 90. Inc amoans
Of Lodge fnnde Jau. :; a2uo: WAS as ~ ~ -
, 1875-08-29
CHESS AND CHECKERS.


70 eha EfHor Of The chacdoo Tribune:
CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Please allow mo to make =
suggestion to the managers Of that excellent in
stitution. tbs Young Mems Christian Association
Of this city. And the suggestion is. that fhry
provide tables in their raadine-roons Tor the
games OF chess aud draughts. anl q1ite ford
OF the game OF chess, bat can 6nd No place to
play it, downtown except in the Chess
Club in the Athenaum, where the an
nual menbefshlp-feo> ia sl0.-an amount
that is too large for nv pocket, and Which will
seldom be p1id simply tor the chess privileges
OF that Society.
There might be large and nourishing chess
club maintained here. ana fea OF only 81 Or
IS Der anuum charged, but rax Of $40 is Alto
gether too high to encourage the growth OF thls
nobleet OF intellectual games. Boox.
, 1875-08-29
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

70 &hs Edtte7 Of Tie Chicago irioune:
CHICAGO, Aug. 28.-Eyery traveller knows to
his cost that hnckmen are e1tort1onate In ehojr
charges and although an ordinance regulating
fares exists, it is seldom to be seen posted in
hacks, as required by law, and still more seldom
enforced when violated. No stranger eYer em-
plosed hackman who did not swindle OF try to
swindle him. The hackman's occupation must
make him reckless and grasping, and he watches
like the epidsr for the lost wanderec to draw him
in md bleed him. II any class should be by law
required to obtain certificate OF moral charac-
ter. it is tho city hackman, because 1t is well
known that eome OF the most abandoned men
practices that vocation, ready at any time to lend
themselves for hire to aug scheme Of deviltry.-
assisting in plots for abduction and seduction
plying their vehicles between depots and hotels,
and houses at assignasion and prostitution.
It is hardly safe for 3 virtnous woman to enter
hack alone at night. 4 Chicago hack ia far
more dangerous for woman slone and una:-
tended than any English railway apartment.
been taken By the hacaman, to whom she ap-
piled for direction to q respectable hotel or
boardiug-house to Some notorious housa from
which she could not escape until dxugged and
ruiped. Hackmen are sometimes paid to tecralt
such pisces with fresh girls from the country,
8n0 even WUa1 Lie b1l &Ao Ao@ea "AttA
she prefers the villalnous hackman will persuade
the girl to go to auother place, where he knows
and hopes abe will be ruined What does he
care for woman's virtue, provided he gets lio-
erA11ee7 2 Hackmen will sometimes conspire
with each other to effect in the haok, the rum Of
some city glrl or some country girl whon they
may pick up At the depots or II the st1ests. The
immunity which hackmeu Of the mos: notorious
chaTactAr and habits enjoy IN matsers or e1tor-
ton and crime leads me to inter that In some
way they must share the favor and protection OF
members Of the police, 10 whom, as well as tho
criminal classes. they are often Of indispensable
service and assistance. s. E.
, 1875-08-29

dRASD BODIES or NEW YoxK
III. a-,n3 odoe of Nav yort J., s...1,, ..
~ 80. - -4o.ss y. !'o" 1" - 'oee4oa ~ ~
ne" 1oEa e't5' 1@sseo !1s hn11o dsJ tAne. w
in work mainly on appeals. Following are the
points brought up not purely local;
Permission Bas given to n l.. Raleiah to An.
- 49, c~an5 To5oo -, .ho T-saS c.- e
pea1 ~ w coou .ooeo W 10 on4Ieu e.A.es
from oec1s1on OF tnls erana oooy 10 this enect:
That where no choice has been made on . bal
lot for grand officer, there being several caudi-
datea in nomination. and vhere the nominee
-1,o H.. ~aoa;vad 10 aaoora h;ah,a. .n.ss:- =.
"uo Aae .eee1'oo .a0 oeoono u'euoe. humber OF
votes "lthdrawa from the contest the nominee
votes is legally candidate for election.
Tha dac;s;on ~ tha Grand sfsat.- that :. :.
""--. ~. ..,.a.5'n.ta- ~ ~ s.e' ~ %
uos necessary 1of euoosaoases 30 aoF1g stster
lodges OF tho suspension Of members for non
payment OF dues was affirmed
On the last day Of the session the question OF
whether or not the Grand Master had the power
, 1875-08-29
WABASH AVENUE Y1EpICATT-

#AUASa AfENIE f4NQlEAILA
70 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
CH1oAoo Aug. 3s--since tha direputAhIe
organ called the Chicago Times has been located
on Wells street, it has been prejudiced against
State street, Pa1mer's Hotel. md Wabash
avenue, and landing to the skies the merits as
bus1nees location of Fifth avenue and Madison
street. The old man, having m elephant on his
hands, is trying to dispose Of it; but his rooms
are tenantless.
Recently, on account probably Of the refusal
OF the business man to insert advertisements in
bispaper. the old man has opened his battery
on Wabash avenue, and thinks it had better be
called Jerusalem avenue. With houses ike
Hbbard d Spencer, Gage Brothers, Frank
I'm Macyeagn 4 Co., Clement, Morton
i Co.. J. Y. Doane T. Co., Durand
& Co.. Doggeth Bassett i Hills,
Abram French & Co., Chase, Farr L Co., D. B.
Fisk i Co., and others, it does not appear that
r1va]ed avenue. Admit that they do, also the
hypothesis 10 not true, the business transacted
By the Jews is immense, merchants are prevent
ed from seeking the New York market for dry
goods ny tie largo stocks OF clothing Bept By
Wabash aYenue firms, and bills have already beon
sold amounting to $4,000 par invoice, and more
WILL be OF the same size. II Wilbur r will keep
his coupe aud carcass from our street. for we nee
his mug twice day, be would ool19s business
men, who pay their taxes without grumb:iDg. 100
eenta On the dollar, and won't allow the Times in
their houes' NARAsH AVENUE
, 1875-08-29

U ....Hr.aa ~ - q s..s- ~. ~. ou,
1o1ee ou'siA1" @.ten'psto u onse1 eA'oo 6oon.
General Hamnonds house, II NO. ~ west
Forty-fourth street, early yesterday morning,
bnt they Here foiled by the courage of Dr..
H.rr,ona T4vo ~ ttan, ,rohah1v .va xonndad
o.' ',n ..r ." ~ ' 4sa .1s.,.. 1900 49,. - - ass.s.s
paoly. Aooat D. u tns oo'B4At-@iaim 7oonoeo
Gator nointed to bis couaulling-room window.
nr. Hammond xas awakened bv tho alarm and
.,,.- a.~;.r.r r,-+.,, .na aso;,,, ,rara tra nv
A'tel "''4A'ns ~eea "3'o seoDs "o-e 'no
Rlass we're enectlng IN ens1anoe' ne su1neo Oh
, 1875-08-29

boating licensed amusement, no ono should be
allowed to speculate therein 4. the expense Of
the public 1t ia in the iuteress OF poor people,
cut OF by the price from indulgence in this 10
nocent PARK amusement that have called st.
tent.on 10 the e1tortiou, E.
, 1875-08-29
BRfGtAMfTES.

Geeeta Cc.xsponde0e af Tbs chieags z<&buA4
DEs Molx1, Ia, A1g. 26.-Oorered wagons
passed hero .estsrdty, nicely painted and let
tered IN blue md god, " Holiness to the Lord,
tho inscription e1and;ng the eutire length ct
the xagon-bo1 TIL horses were young and fAt.
, 1875-08-29
VINTAGE

n the sEnlst lsudB
" silva AID v:ce,
JaTpy the scags
i Au3umo -::uA
Tfcn -!7s:a1aG z-speD hG243
.pe r.cb g:-sa vala.
Iva, Eve she VIVA
Thx S:ft 1:vina.
OF tru:tage ta:e
Beyond conFE&
i the 6anitt :sod9
4 olive and v:aA
oyous tho fetss
It ytnt.ge-tsma,
Fheu mellow grapes hHf9$
ntc rich, rcd wane-
Dcinx, drink tho Vt0t
Tho gift Divine,
OF vintage r1rs
Dsyona eampazA
RQkHt 131& GMmm 891G89&.
, 1875-08-29

THE ILLINOIS KU KIUX.
Speeta1 DupatcA to tn Chtesa" Trt1un<
cARDoSpALE. H.. Aug. 2s~-Miles Brooks was
a-zeated It Golden. Ill, yesterday. vhiie 1stoxl-
Gated He states that he belongs to the Will
'smson County Kn-Klux- Cpon search, several
masks wero found upon his person. He is held
for the United States Conpal.sloners o:dera.
Brooks formerly lived hero, and has bad char
Acser. ..
lull in thu 7endetta probably indicates moro
bloody deeds eooa
, 1875-08-29
SUICIDE.

SYRACUSE N. T.. Aug. 29.-CoL Edward Long,
street, Of The suspended firm OF Longs.reet l.
Dcnison, leather dealers, committed suicide last
night.
, 1875-08-29
1ElEGR4Palc RREplIlfS

1R&EQIteF5
Tho nev Post Office in New York il now in
active operation. the business having been
removed from the old building at 10 last night
Tho Minnesota State Gaangerfest begins
at st. Paul On Saturday next With an evening
concert in which chorus Of 200 Voices will ba
introduced.
, 1875-08-29

WILLIAM E'LENAN, DUBUQUE.


Speeal Dispateh to The chl.aoo Tribune.
DUBUQUE, Ia. Aug. 2s.-Mr. William McLeuan,
ooe Of the old settlers Of Dubuque, died At this
morning ot apople1y, aged 70 years- He
was native Of Kentucky. and his
brother is we'll known Is the artist
in fermer days OF Farper's WeeNy, The de-
ceased Was Deputy Clerk Of the District Court for
twelv. years, member of the Legillature, and
held cher positions Of trust. He haa been in ILL.,
health TOR some time past, and his demise was
looked for at any moment.
COL scHooNovER. NEW ALBANY, IND.
New ALBANY, Ind, Aug. 23.-Col R. schoon-
over. who was formerly politician, dad in this
county It o'clock this morning. He WAS =
mamberof the State Constitutional Convention
Of 1850, served in the Mounted Rifles during
the Mextan war as Captain under Col. Upton,
and Was prominent member Of the Sta.o Leg
islature 1or ten years. He will be buried to-
morrow b. tho Masonic fraternity, Of which he
Waa distinguished member.
PROF. FOWLER. HtLLsDAlE COLLEGE.
B1DpKFosD, Me-, Aug. 28--Prof. Fowler, Of
Hillsdale Gllege. Mich, died IN eaco, Me., this
morning. 10 cana East soma months azo for
tho benefit 3f Lis health.
GAIT. BARNEY HULL. BOSTON,.
Bos1DH hass., Aug. 2&.-Capt. Barney Hull,
prop1ioto. t the Sherman House, died this
afternoon. 10 leaves an estate valusd ut
$3.50 600
, 1875-08-29

CHARGED With FOR9EHY-
spec4al Dispatch To The Ca.caao Is1ousse.
81. Paul. Aug. 2s.-A writ OF haoeas corpus,
returnab1e On Monday afternoon, has bean
issued from the District Court in the case Of
Charles N. Parkhurst, arrested b7 the police OF
this city on the authority Of telegram from
Cedar Rapids, Ia, accusing Parkhurs. Of pe1pe-
trating an S1.50D forgery upon the First Ma
tioual Bank ct that place.
, 1875-08-29

ANOTHER DEFAulTtN6 STATE TREASURER.
TRENTON, n. j., Aug. ga warrant has beeu
issued for the arrest Of Josephus Lazy. Jr., the
State Treasurer, who is charged with embezzling
$4,000.
-PH11ADE1PH1A, Aug. 28.-A dispatch from
Trenton, n. j., says: Tho defalcataon Of tho
State Treasurer amounts to 500 600.
Later-Lary returned aud Was arrested.
, 1875-08-29

nett1. one Of tbs alleged accompllces IN the
the State 10 the amount OF about fl2,UOO.
, 1875-08-29
4 BooTLEss ERRAND.

&barsal Dssnateh to TIE rh;race 49, IT,
p..-.4a, II ILL.,, Aug 2a.-Dn Ihnladny oteo-
Ink, between the hours Of and 8, three masked
men called at the residence Of widow lady by
ths uapoe Of Van Redden, 70 years OF age.
living alone about halfway betueen this
paao> :: and Eaglo, and asked for
water. She refused to admit them,
the old lady, yearly choking her BY holding =
towel ovar her mouth. While one held their
victim the others rummaged the house from cellar
to garrett. But s1.5o was found, although
consldcrable amount of money Was in her poa-
session They then procured t,a% rope ao1n With
and bel thrown upon her. The rascals theu
made good their escape. She was nearly snffo-
Gated mi badly bruised: by the rough handling.
6he tiqall1 o1tricated hersolf and made the A.
fair knoup, o. soou as possible. Much indigna~
ton Is caused by this outrage upon Old age. NO
Palmyra and vicinity seelnB to be infested by
these scap agoats-
INDIAN TERRITORY tAwLEssNEss.
Speeral Dtspa:eh 10 The ohteaoo Tribune.
TT. LOUIS Aug. 28.-The work OF la1lessness
sti1l goes on IN the Indian Territory. Few
DAYS ago Johu Kane white man, was passing
through tho Nation with his family, on his Way
to Te1ks His farnily consisted OF wife
md four children, one 3 grown daugo-
tsr. when about 10 miles north OF
Fort Gibson While Walking short distance
ahead Of his wagon. Kane Was met by two In
diaus, who killed and robbed him When the
wagon came up the fsnds took all tbs valuabfes
they could find, and outraged the wife And
daughters riding away On 1hs horses OF their
Tiskims-
Burgess, the desperado who killed HAtchet
hst Saturday while try,ng to escape from the
party Who had arrested him. vas ahot and
Killed. ind then riddled with bullets.
, 1875-08-29
4 MEAN THIEF.
RFhRzfH$ Tfn~,rfAk ~ tTts fhfrMn4

MEAN 1FatF-
. AnEtal Dtspateh to The ChieGao 1fttuzs.
aaABBokA, H., Aug. 2s-Nicholaa Brown.
eho hss been living at air. Kellogg's, = fewmiles
south Of hare, and besn loafng here for meek,
yesterday noon robbed Tin O'Connor's
house. No ono was in but Little girl
dc stolA: 42o-suit ct clothes, some
pennies from the baby's bank, tunlng-fo1k,
ste He then went to G3ts==!!..' store, stole nome
sztclss, got come liquor, and decamped~ He
xas pursued aud captured thus morning by =
Constsbla's posse at house of il-fame.
BE got out Of bedroom window.
ezsHled along the porch. and Sid down
Z tree iato the arms OF Officer
&snaicat. The goods are not Ill recovered.
He had \ revolver, aod being drunk last Sunday,
I'M going to Eloot . young man "hon he had
Nudgs asainst. It Is also creditably esserted
that he has aedueed several girls hereabout.
, 1875-08-29

10 tae Editor q The Chicago Ir{b4ns:
CHICAGO. Aug. 2s--1s not the charge OF 50
cents An hour for tbs use Of boat IN the public
park little too e1orbitant7 Halt that sum par
hour ls al boat-owners pretend to charge as
Lake Geneva and other watering places where
everything is kept in better style than at the lit
tie duck ponds found in Union, Jefferson, aud
Lincoln Parks. 1t is perfectly proper for the
park-keepers and owners OF boats to derive m
income from the hire OF their boats 80
cents an hour savora Of exsorsion. and should be
prohibited OF the boats be furnished eratultausly
Tor the people, to Nhom tho parks belong. AZ
present prices the boat-oWners must derive
splendid income from their boats, Amounting on
SUNDAYS to from s25 to $50 in the aggregate, or
1t the rate Of % par boat.
Ths parks being public pleasure grounds, and
, 1875-08-29

BANGOR, Me., Aug. 22ss.-The safe Of Gates Il
Rutrerheld, st Lincoln Centre, Was blown open
by burglars last night, and robbed Of q large
amount OF money.
, 1875-08-29

THE jeFFERsoNVittE IND. HOMICIDE
New ALBANY. Ind, Aug. 2s.-The preliminary
examination OF parties engaged in the Jefferson
vile homicide resulted in holding the paramour
Of Lowther fer Appearance in the Criminal
Court in the sum OF $500, and Houston, as
Accessory. in $500. Lowther died las: night 1T
o'clock. Tho parties were conveyed to the
County all ut Charleston.
, 1875-08-29
BURGLARY.

BURGLARY.
Epsrtsl Difpstch to The Chteres 7Ffoun&
KAskAkEE, Ill, Aug. 2s.-John PeE1y's barn
was broken into last night, and robbed Of ! har-
ness, I saddle, and two valuable breech-loadlng
gunx- Isoss about $3.50.
!. Speetai Dsspasch to 1:n< Chicago Tribune,
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, Aug. 25.-1he agent Of
x1,e Tniedo, WabaEh d Western Railway 1t the
usluna Is niles west Of this city, had his house
hurglarized last night. and his watch. bunch Of
steya and e20o IN money taken. The report is
iehat there were &1,700 in the safe at
the railroad Office, and the snprostion j. that
tho Office MAS entered, the safe unlocked, and
tho money stolen: The agent teleEraphed to
1ndiAna for duplicate kew for the safe, when
tho fact will be learned whether it has been
robbed or not The money belonged in Part to
tha railroad. and the balance to grain mer-
chants, who had left it there for safe-beeping.
Monte men and auspicious-looking characters
we're seen aronnd the Bluffs the day before. De-
tect1yea are busy investigating the matter, but
It bes.s 4 xathef suspicious look. Further and
fuller facts Will doubtless be known aoun.
, 1875-08-29
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Aug. pa special to tho
Nonpareu says on last evening as Theodore
Eads, Of Corning, was going home, ho Was
stopped by three hishwaymen and robbed Of all
his effects, No clew to the perpetrators as yet
, 1875-08-29

New ALBANY, Ind, Aug. 28.-An tmpostor
named DR.. James Harvey Comstock, who de-
frauded number Of citizens Of sundry amounts,
in the aggregate reaching several hundred dol
lara, absconded to-day. He Was An eye and ear
doctor, and stopped long enough to recruit his
purse.
, 1875-08-29
BRUTALLY BEATEN.
81aedf Qifndtsk to Ih6 GAta0ae 3E&k16.


&saenn DsspateA to Tbs CAtaaos fH1xR.
DuBuQuE L., Aug. 2s.-Our nsighbozing VII
Fse 1t Farley has been disgraced with another
Hptai, drunken outrage. which may result in
nuEdsr. This morning Patrick Quinlan, = sa-
loon-keeper. while 1abo1ing under thu effects
d forty-rod whisky, had dispute with his wife,
when he threw her down, hammered her
over the head with chair, and kicked her in
1hs breast and abdomen with bis heavy boots,
eqly stopping his dendish work when he sup
posed ahe VIA dead: At !set sccounts the Eom-
~ *as just alive. Sheriff Liddy arrested Quin-
~ ehis afternoon and be il nov lodged il jail
RjQnaa-
- the REV. YORK CANAL FRAUDS
dIaAsI. n. T., Aug. "a warrant Of arrest
~ eaan iasued against Thad- C. Davis, ons OF
@e<snal Appraisers. for the recovery Of s1e, 900
Alleged to have been wrongfully obtained ~ him
u2oa oas of the John Hsad awards, in which hs
3pssn 70 havs setsd In eeaenrt with Gearse D.
4Hha haa stsady bean sxzaatsd. / Raa-
, 1875-08-29

ARREST OF An ALLEGED EMBEzzLER.
new YonK, Aug. 2s.-Church, tho late head Of
the ribbon department IN Ja1ray i Co.'S store,
who is charged with having absconded with
$40 200, has been arrested in Montreal, Can
, 1875-08-29
Real Estate Is Safer than auY SAVINGS Bank

There many In Chicago who sage more OF 1css
money every year and afraid not Without csuse
to Place It Savings Banks other socaIled s-curi
ties: to such Glars this sale oers the SAFEST IN
VESTNEST one which will Tctufo to ths investor
both principal aud interest. Tho sae will be positive
By direction Of the owner-
WM+ l. BUFFERS CO., Auctionee1s.
1o3 Nadlson-st., Chicago.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time ToSIe.
TRAINS LEAVE wrIMINIroS.

TRAINS LKAVK WIIMrNIrON.
For Setp Fork -1.s2 A. III. .2.ca, i2 40, 5.46. p
ID. sundays. 1.s2, A. M.
Sundays. l 80. $40 A. NJ. 4 IS. 9 80, Q 81, P. NJ.
For Baltimore --12s2, 1.5s. 9.05, a NJ. 1856, 20
a20, T.1O, p. M. SUNDAYS, 12 90. ls5, A. Nj.
For Fdshington-i2 50, o5. 9.U5, A. NJ; 1856
1.2s 7.1o, p. Nj Sundays. 1882, bo A. NJ.
For Ne,c Castle $50, 80, A. NJ 1.25, 6 A., p. n
For DelG,care r. Rs 80, A. NJ, to CrisGald 40
p. NJ, to Harrington. No Sunday Trains
For Wilmington h Western X. Rio 80, a. NJ
53t, P. NJ. No sunday Trains.
For Wilmington k Reading r r -6.4s, A. NJ
945 3.15, z. NJ No Sunday Trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
From NeiO fork.-1ts, A. NJ. 1874. 1.ls, I % p
M. Susdays, lt3 A. NJ.
From Phiiadelphia.-t2 4a. 1853 Q 25. o "a, 4. NJ.
?. N. sundays, l2.4l, 80, 1908 a. NJ. IaO. II "
Fron Baltimore. s4y, A. M; 'qip, 10 40
$50. e2l, 7. NJ. Sundays, l.22. A. 92l, y. "
From Washington i - A. :, ~ IL. lzii. SO
92l, p. N. sunhays. l22 a. M; ;92l T. VI.
.u From Port Deposit.-e.'o, \. NJ. No sunday
Trains.
From Dea,cpre R. r IS 50, 4. NJ, from N.;rlng
ton; 4 C5, p from Cri. Id.
From veip Castle se. A. NJ. IL 90, 4.05
6.f5. p. NJ. No sunday Trains.
From W.lmington t Western X. RI 81, A. ".
3.15. 7. N. No nndny trans.
From WI mingfOn d Reading X Rs 90 4.
l2 90, NJ IS, Z. NJ. No sunday Trains.
TRAINS LRAvE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
NJ, 12.l5, 40 400. SIS, 90 45, so, II 80, r. NJ
sundays, s so, A NJ. 6 Oh, $40. ii.30. +. N.
From 32d and Market Streets-12 10, A. NJ; u 10
12.l5, SO, Z. NJ. sundays, l2.4D, A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-27
a., o.. kunkel,, Islt,cr WINE of Iron.

This truly valuable tonic hns bfen so thoroughly
tested by II cssses OF the community that II Is now
deemed indi pensable as a Tonic medicine. II costs
but lttle pmites the blood and gives tone to the
s'omach / nOysts the syst IN and proOngs life.
Everybody should have 1t. For the cure OF weak
stOmaClI gener3l debility, indigestion, disease OF
the stomach, a II for al cnses requiring tonic.
This wine includes tle most agreeable and efficient
salt of iron we p0ssess-CitIateof OF Magnetic Oxide,
combined with the most energetic VI vegetable ton
ics-Yellow feruv an Bark.
Do You want something TO strengthen you
DO you want a good app tte?
D0 you want to get rid of nervousness?
Do you want energy?
DO you want to sleep well?
Do you want 10 bui'd up your 4onstit tlcD?
Do you want to feel well?
DO you want brisk and vigorous feeling?
II YOU d. uy KuNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF
IRON.
| only ask trial o. this valuable tonic2
| Beware OF couuterfeits, as Kunkels Bitter Wine
Of Iron Is the sure and offectual remedy In the
| and Debility, and as there ere number OF mita-
| tons offered to The public, wcnd canton the con-
| munlty to purchase ncne but the genuine article
manufactured by II. f. Kunkel, and having his
stamp on the cork Of every bottle. TIE very fact
trat others sre attempting to initiate this valuable
remedy, prove its worth and speaks volumes in Its
| fayors. S1d orly In s, hotties Sold by drugg sts
aud dealers every" here.
| TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE.
| Head and all c mplete. IN wo hours. No fee Il
| head passes Seat. Pin and stomach Worms remov
Ell, ~ Dr. Eunkcl $50 North Min It., Philadelphia
Pa. send for circular. For removing AL ordinary
worms, call on ]uur druggist and setu hottie q
kuGk is Worm Syrup. Price 81.