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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14
Baltimore City Politics.


The Democratic legislative primaries
were held on Tuesday, and the nominating
convention met on Wednesday The fol
lowing Is the ticket nominated
y FSrst Legislative Disirict. For State Sen
ate Captain james II. Cooper. For House
Of Delegates--Thos. McCosker, Henry Cash
myer, Charles r. Hamilton, Eugene A. Early,
Jesse N. Bowen, Levin +. Morris.
Second Distribution State Senate--Wm.
A. Fisher. For House of Delegates--Geo.
Rinehart, Daniel Murray, Martin Emerich,
James A. l.. Mcclure, Thomas G. Hayes,
W, Campbell Hamilton.
Third District. For State Senate-Cap-
tain VIM. II. Bans. For House of Delegates
Edward 0'Mahoney, John s. Campbell,
Or. NJ. W. Donavin, 4. A., Albaugh, A. A.
Rose, W. A. Boyd
COMMENTS OF The PREss,
Gazctte.-It is too much to expect city
like Baltimore to send to the State Legisla-
ture delegation composed Of unexception-
able men. The ticket is better than usual.
Hcontains the names Of some excellent men.
A number Of them are men Of character,
sound morals and good business qualifications
and they are worthy Of public support and
confidence. Of the ticket as n whole we pre-
fer not to speak at present. The coming
week will determine whether the Democratic
party here can commend itself TO the hearty
support and confidence Of a watchful and
somewhat dissatisfied public The Legisla-
tive ticket made yesterday is but a part Of the
whole. When the ticket is completed next
week and its general average is determined
we will be able to express our views thereon
with force and clearness.
Herdid.-The situation, as far US Mr..
Whyte's chances for United States Senator
are concerned, is far from being encourag.
ing. The Eleventh, Mr.. Whyte's own ward,
selected candidate for the Legislature who
is opposed 10 him. The Senator from his,
the Second district, is also tn choice Of those
opposed TO Mr.. Whyte, aud the district here.
totore controlled by his special friend, Mr..
Mckewen, has gone against him BY decided
vote. Instead of going out Of Baltimore with
the delegation unbroken, as he has heretofore
done, Mr.. Whyte carries certainly only eight
out of the tweHty-one- 1t is not believed that
the remaining forty eight votes, in both Houses
Of the Legislature, necessary to choice, can
be found to re-elect him, and many Of his
friends think he will now abandon the con.
test.
Americaa. Tho result Of the legislative
primaries was the selection Of rather better
ticket than the Democratic party has been in
the habit Of putting up, but still not such 0
one as this great city ought TO have as her re-
presentation in the state legislature. The
Bulletin says about the same thing, and the
Neics eommends the ticket.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14

DEATHS Ees-Triiias, Reiry. dc, rio, nnis pr Has
Ia Gettysburg, Pa. May 23d, 1879, Rev
Samuel b. Smith, aged ~ years aud > months
In MeSberrystown, Pa, May 23d, 1899
Thomas Adams, aged 50 years and . months
Near Littletsown, Pa, May 81, 1873,
George Rusher, aged - years.
Near Silver Run, June :, 1879. Anna
Florence, daughter Of Michael j. Frock aged
4 years, ] month aud % days
Near Taneytown, May 10, 1879, Christian
Myers, aged 81 years. 3 months aud y days
Near Iancytown, May -, 1879, Mary Alice
daughter Of Daniel Rooms, aged - years,
months and 4 days.
On June 10, 1879, 10 Hanover, Pa, Worth
ington ID. Diehl, aged q years and 6 mouths.
In this city, on the both Of MAY, 1879,
George Jeremiah, infant son OF George A
and Molhe Il. Wilhidc, aged month and 4
days.
Darling baby thou hast departed
From This world pf woe
There's no sickncs, nor sorruw
IN that land 70 which you rl
Now close the whitcca
And lock Il with care
Sever was angel
More lovely and fair
Boar him awoy gently
our 1cnrgiv-tn dust
Father IN Heaven
10 thee We entTusi
Hes gone Ear from evil
Ana all u now well
lie j. taken from suffering
In glory u dwell hv ms uurtttp
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14
NEW STORE, NEW GOODS,
AND CHEAp

p "a, built a Store Room mex, door a ~,
- ~ stand, Bowers Hall. and M = ~ y
SSyss,s,,.sns o. full line OF good f,.sL nm SeA
S II AND PROVISIONS. o a,. Dilu.
~ linus 81 Salt Meats cut 10 sli saii ' NIX
H Hs,r, sugar, Syrnps, Spices cb;n 'Si,'
muo'ygna sausage, Flour, Corn ana nv ~ Ieel,
nqeai, and nllarlicles generalv keni '; y; sns,
p.oee,y and Provision Siors. al IA n = soog
w WIZ sp'a loW- deliverable an, mar, az I'sa s'Il
y, ~ 'eng experience aud ~ s,ria, NY own
~ hpInslnsss, solicit iheml .ba,a ''fg " ,e
. j. II. BOWERS
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14
The Import Trade Increasing.

The Intelligent New York correspon-
don't of the Philadelphia Ledger, writes to
that journal under date of the 9TH inst,
as follows
What is popularity called the "baianee of
trade" promises ere long to be much less one
sided than It has been since the panic. and
while economists of certain school refer to
the fact as an undesirable symptom, others
are disposed TO accept it, on the contrary, as
one Of the surest signs Of our returning IA.
tional prosperity, on the principle that, il we
were not growing richer, MS people, we
should not thus be increasing onr purchases
Of foreign commodities, OF which at least two
thirds may be cstalogued as Injuries. How
ever the economists may differ about il, the
figures themselves, as furnished by the Gus.
tom House. are worth looking az. Daring
MAJ, the entries at this port are chiefly re-
markable for The largo increase over those for
the corresponding period last year The ex.
ctfigures are 1879, s26, sS5, 1876, 1878, S24,.
165. rs; increase, Said, 46s. Tho receipts
for customs during the eleven months Of the
fiscal year ending 8lst ut., foot up $50 ,550,-
600, an increase Of SI,673, 900 compared with
the corresponding period last year, and So.
10000 in excess Of 1917. Importers gener.
ally look forward TO a ready market for their
goods next autumn ipremising that we are TO
have another abundant harvest,) and the
chances are, therefore, that the steamers
coming this way viii have much more remu.
pcFative cargoas than has been the case for
the ilre Of ak seasons past.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14
MARRIED..

In ST. Johns Church. Westminster. Md.
June 10, 1879, by Rev. John Gloyd, Conrad
l.. J. Roger, Of Hampstead district, aud Miss
Calharine Wenzl Of this city.
IN Baltimore, on Wednesday, May 2lst
1879, at Huntingdon,ayenu NJ. Il. Church,
by Rev William T. Curley, assisted by Rev.
c. W. Baldwin, Joseph H. Ilasson and I.au.
m A., second daughter Of the late William
Logsdon, all Of Baltimore.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14
No. lsso EQUITY


In the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
William l.. Ritter, Assignee, vs.. Jacob Rin..
and Elizabeth Ritter, bis wife, Moupaso,,
nRDERED this 9th day Of June. n
" 1870, that the sale made and rcno,,sj
in the above entitled cause by William I
Ritter, assignee, under and by virtue If !,
power Of sale contained in a mortgage FINN
Jacob Ritter and Elizabeth Ritter. M NM
to Henry II. Gore, bearing date. luna IA
1868, and duly recorded among the Rssi
Estate Mortgage Records Of Carroll conn,,
in libcr @. 4. W, No. 2, folio u. &e sSj
BY tho said Henry II. Gore assigned to H.
said William l.. Ritter, be finally ratified as5
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary n
shown on or before the 10Th day OF July ne,,.
provided a copy Of this order be inserted h
some newspaper published in Carroll coppty.
Maryland, once a wvek for three successive
weeks previous 10 the 7th day OF July ne,,
The report states the amount Of sale 10 h.
sllSl.92!
FRANK f. SHAW, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
june lI9t FRASg 7. SnAw, Clrnr.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ubscr
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county Letters Of Admins
iration ON the personal estate Of
JACOB KO0NS.
late of said county, deceased. An per
sons having claims against the deceased an
hereby warned to exhibi, the same, with ID,
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to Tie
subscriber, on rbefore the 9Th DAY Of January
1850; they may otherwise by law be eI.
eildcd from all benefit Of said estate. Thos,
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this oh day Of June
1879.
JOHN NJ. KOOSS,
June li-it Admniamidr
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14

A Blake transmitting telephone has been
placed in the Congregational Church in Mans,
held, Ohio, the wires leading 10 the houses
OF several aged and invalid persons. II sur
mounts q floral decoration on the table In
front OF the open platform, a very unavoidable
position The speaker pays no attention
whatever 10 II, yet every word uttered in the
auditorium Is easily heard in the rooms Of the
dwellings which tie wires reach. The 6rsl
communication from the minister was from
the Scripture 1.-THE word Is nigh INTO
them" His word runneth very swiiily.H
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given tina, the snbscri,
AZ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, Letters Tcsiamea'
tary on the Estate Of
MARGARET HAWK,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersoas
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit thesamc, with the voucher,
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber,
on or before the 9th day Of January, lSsO,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted arc
requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this oh day s
June, 1879.
RUDOLPH MARTIN,
June l4-4t Executor
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Methodist Protestant Church tomorrow.
Sunday lOl, A. NJ, Baccaluuyeate Sermon,
by President Ward, of Western Maryland
Colleges s, p. NJ, Sermon before the Litera.
~ Societies Of the College, by Rev. r. Scott
Norris, Of Baltimore. All are invited.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14

A telegram from Boston says that Gold
smith aEd his wife, whoaunounced some lime
ngo that they would cross The Atlantic on a
voyage around the globe in a boat lSI feet
launched their boat o. Charles River on he
lst of dune, and were seen OF Boston light
at five o'clock ihe same afternoon. Ii i
feared they are losi,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14

The report Of tho Judiciary Committee,
through its able chairman, Hon. J. Proc
tor Knott, made to the House on We'd
nesday, clearly and sharply defines the
Issue between Congress aud President
Hayes as laid down in his vetoes Of the
army bills. tits lucid, dispassionate and
convincing document, and exposes thor
oughly the weak and disingenuous argu.
ments aud positions Of Dir. Hayes. We
will publish il entire in our next issue,
and ask for it in advance careful perusal
BY all who wish to understand the position
taken by the Democrats 10 Congress ia
opposition TO bayoneis at TIE polls, 10 U
s. Mnrshals and Election Supervisors, 50
unwisely but persistenily antagonired By
the BapubIicans aud their fraul in the
White House,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14
no. 1926 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Wm 7. Maulsby, Trustee, vs.. Henry s. Daf.
aud Drusilla Davis, his wife.
ORDERED this 10th day Of June. A. D.
~ 1879, that the sale OF the real ESTATE
made and reported in tho third rcpor, Of al
10 the above cause by William i. Maulsl,.
trustee, under and by virtue Of Heed 81
trust executed to him by Henry 5 p,,i,
and wife, be finally ratified aud confirmed.
unless cause TO the contrary be shown on Or
before the 10Th day Of July next provided :
copy Of this order be inserted in some news
paper, published in Carroll county, Maryland.
once week for three successive weeks PREV.
Gus 10 the 9Th day Of July next.
The report states the amount Of sale to b,
S'5s,SS. WIN. N. HAYDEN,
Judge Of the Cireui, Court
True Copy-Test.
june li.3t FRANE T. SHAW, CLERK.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14

Al New Orleans. on saturday, Mrs.. vre.
denburg recovered verdict Of 81 ), 600 against
The Crescent City Rifle GLIB, for the Killing
Of her husband BY pet bear Kept on ne
club grounds al W
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14

A GREar CouxTHY. The Cleveland Lender
says Snow on The Vermont and New
Hampshire bills; seeding jnst done In The
Northwest; harvesting almost done in Texas.
wheat nearly ready 70 cut CaIiiprninr-frulv,
his g . great QqpntFyt q
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14
Proposals for Iron Bridges

RlDS will be received by Tho Co,,,, e.
- Inissioners lor Carroll County q, ,be;r
9 ,gl ~ Westminster, Nd. until July 2Is,
1879, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for thu ron wort
ior four Bridges, of the following limensions.
Is lsl e Bridge, at Union Mills, over Pipe Creek.
% ieet between abuiments, IA feet ROADWAY.
low truss. 2d-at David Rooms NH ~,
Naketicld Station, Western MARYLAND Rail
road, over Pipe Creek, g5 feet between
aa6atmenis, u feet roadway, and low trnss
%, az T L. Hering's Mill, near FinksLare,
over Beaver Run, 80 feet between aLntmen,s
"a feet roadway, low truss. an. Near F;nta'
burg, W. N. Il; R., over Patapsco Falls "a
Ieel between abuiments, II feet roadway,
low truss. The flooring OF each Of ~
bridges 70 be of p inch white oak plank
IVY SorA 70 be well painted. Bridges to be
paid ior when completed and accepted by tho
County Commissioners or their niIboy,saJ
agents. By order "1''o' 'Nou
june li'4w L. Q. TRUMBo. CLERK.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14

Four carrier pigeons, belonging 70 Mr..
Neaiaelerl Of H0boken, ". z, we're winged
q Hamburg, Penn, At y; 90 B clock On Mon.
day morning Of last week. They arrived Il
Hoboken At II IS "A. H., having accomplish
ed The distance & I5e miles ID two hours and
five minutes. -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14

There IS now living in Matlapoisetse. Mas.
sachusettss Mrs, Keziah Randall, sc Years II
age. She lives entirely alone, and Cultivate
q garden with her own hands, and viii WALL
seselalmlles as well as much younger women.
She looks no older than a woman Of seventy. .
Eve
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14

Hon. Charles b. Roberts will accept
our thanks for vol. $, parts enc, two and
three, with an Index, of the Coneressional
Record. They contain the proceedings Of
the Sd session Of the 10th Congress.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14

contemporary speaking Of lhe large
Democratic vote cast at ihe re .eni Chicago
election, says The reioez Of Hay,s
don't seem to be the winping cards, just
now
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14

SuERnAs vs.. GRANT IN MAnYLASD,
The Aaryiand iadsPeadeat puts the
following conundruma to the Republicans
Of Maryland
And who = HStokeyn Mathews that he
agrees to furnish 10 John Sherman the Re.
publicans Of Maryland, bound IN dishouora-
bic banjs7 We shall answer our own dnes.
ton later On, II necessary.
Are the Republicans Of MARYLAND sheep.
dnmb driven cattle. that thieves and libeitines
can drive into John Shermanss pen? An
sweF, Maryland Repablieansl
Can John Sherman bBy The Maryland Re-
publican vote il The National ConFention
next year from John L. Thomas. mo man
j. 70 femniu in the Baltimore Custom House
who i not for Sherman.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14
LIST or LETTERS

PEMAlNING in the Post Office, West
~ Minister, Md, June 7. 1879
Black, Mary +. Houck. Mary +.
Gross, q. G. Manosons, John
falrall, Mrs. Nichols, Louis
Guillolte, Master Chas Shirk, j. W.
1lonnodonis, Rafael Schmitt, William
Hicks, II. Waltz, Lewis
Hepler, Levi t2l Weaver, Benlah 4.
Persons calling for letters ia the above ia
will say they were advertised.
june IA A. II. HUBER, p. N.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14

The scholastic year at our Military and
Naval Schools, at West Point aud Annap-
oils, closed on "Wednesday aud Thursday
last
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14

Cincianaff Cnllasfcirl. Rel Cfatfnnaff Eao'y Dem
pnhiIean.-The Repabli- ocfhfle IN 4 uatrInsis
cans OF Ohio could not Ticket IL Is a peosIe'.
with their utmost ingenui.fckef. The c0nfenfiou
y. have coutfiged for the I'm truth nominated elo
Democrats poorer ticket riously Its ticket offer,
ora more preposfefous po.ihope 10 the poor man
sllion than they madogiyes staenant Industry
up and taken up and the CLEAN Of e1.es,f
platform & as good as alciafms the rieht hanfi ~
three kheei circus poster III fellowship WITH ever,
lwccolpfs 70 advertise thelunion soldier aud vii
ansurdiiies Of The show win In Oetelier amid tbs
lhosannas OF the people
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14
In the Orphans Court Of Carroll Co,

JuSE Term, 1879.
hDERED this lO,h day Of June. is7o
~ by the judges Of The Orphans Coa,,
Of Carroll county, that the account and J AZ
Iloauon Of the assets Of the personal and real re-,
Ssa5 % @eorge Grove, deceased, IN the
n anus o. Iharies X, Grove and Martin X
uroyei acting executors of saiJ dsea".d n
made among the creditors OF said deceaseS
pe ratified and confirmed, unless ea a,t'V IT,
SHOWN 70 the contrary on or before ibe so,b
nAy o. June, 1875 provided a copy Of 1 III
order o. be inserted for two successive week. l,s
, before Us, ne last named day, in some newspa
ADAM SHOWER.
ISAAC G. BALE,
LOUIS ?. sLINGi,uFP
True Copy Test N's So'i'
mnstfo, HeSay L. Bglrz.
Register Of Wills.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14

A slight difference Of opinion appears
to be entertained BY two ofthe Cincinnati
journals, respecting the Ohio nominations,
We insert them ia joxtaposition, to show
how men viii differ, especially IN political
matters
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-14
NoTIcE.

nj =. Edward Reese i "a no ~,
PIE % s'.h the sale or tic @nses e1 Tnsg
4. m ~. !, being inr iAse IN this cn... Snllsa
y VIII sae smnlement warohcasa ~ N. sys",y 9nly
shi y Westminster. lser.' :, e: " pa .
June l1.9t "sNpse o'in'iialious.
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DIED.

N'7llA' ho'- T1l'Re'. N1trg. 90, no orl' p, l6e.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-15

Tilden and Vanderbilt are not the only
pauper millionaires of the metropolis
that Is, not the only men of colossal for
tunes who "swear of" their personal
taxes. John Jacob Astor pays tax on
only $4,000 worth Of personal proper
ity; August Belmont doesn't pay any;
James Gordon Bennett on $25, 900; A. j.
Drexel on 100000; Joseph A. Harper,
'ssworn off," Mrs. A. T. Stewart OIL $500
600; Clarkson N. Potter, "sworn Off"
Samuel J. Tilden on SOC, 900; William
NJ. Evarts on $25, 900; Peter Cooper on
$40, 600; Cyrus W. Field, "sworn off,"
and Hugh j. Jewett on $4,000.
TRAPPING PoLE-CATs.-Henry
Beard, near Chester Springs, must be set
down as the champion trapper ofthe
county, at least so far as capturing pole
cats is concerned. He has caught, during
the present season, 1O5 Of these oderl-
ferrous animals, and still has their skins
on hand and intends to take them to
Philadelphia to sell them himself, and
not rely on middle men. Mr. Beard has
caught some nights as many a. ten OF
eleven, and frequently four and five a
night. Much of his success is due to his
QOS, WHICH, Hc Cldiluo 10 OHc Vi tic ucSi
hunters In the county. Chest,i :
NeUs.
All the islands of the sea are now
ransacked for new deposits of guano
Amoug those that have recently beer
brought to notice are deposits from thu
island of Maiden, Huon and Lacepede
which from part of the French poses
sions of New Caledonia, off Australia
They are said to be deficient In nitrogen
and consequently inferior to Peruvian
grlano. but they are rich in phosphori
acid and we'll adopted for conversion
into superpho sphate Of lime or pl.os
pho-guano.
| PLUMBaGo FOUND This week, says TIL
Green Tree Item, Messrs. 5. S. Still
and b. Coates discovered in wood
near Malvern some plumbagO. 1t wa
taken to Mr.. John Entriken, of tina
place, who analyzed II and pronounce
| it of not very extra quality, on accouI
of there being soapstone with it. Thes
two parties are aware of large vein I
this mineral, about two feet thi *, whic
they intend investigating. Ifmuch of tn
lead abounds the owner of the propert
will have rich thing of it.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-15

Autho rized by the Commonwealth ofKy
AND FAIREsT IN THE WORLD.
-lSth.-
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,,
AT MACAULEy's THEATRE,
In the City of Louisville, on
DECEAGBER 81, 1879.
These drawings. authorized by. act OF
all the Courts of Kentucky (all fraudulent
advertisements ofOtber lottery companies
who claim the sole ownership of call the
grants In Kentucky" to the contrary not.
day of every month (Sundays excepted),
and are supervised by prominent State
Every ticket-holder can be his own
supervisor, call out his number and see 1t
placed in the wheel
The Management call attention to the
grand opportunity presented Of obtaining,
" The FOLLOWING PRIZES.
Prize. ...s.............,....... .. .........eU,UOO
''.'.......""'' ie'0V e'%
10 Trises 81 900 saci. 10000
~ Rrtzes 5O0 each. 10000
100 Prizes 100 edch...........-........ 10000
200 Pr1zss 60 each e................ 1000
6U fTtzes ~ e0cn. !1,VVo
8 prizes $500 each. approximation prizes$2 70o
| o p,izes 200 each, 1,8OO
| prizes 100 each, 9O0
$50 prises, sil2, ,4OC
Whole Tickets q. Halt Tickets, u.
q Tickets, go. IS Tickets, $lO'
| All applications for club rates should bt
| made to the home office.
Remit by bank draft or express. ORDER
of s. and upwards, by express, can be SEM
| at our expense.
Full list Of drawing published in Louis
| Vile Courier Journal and New York Her.
| aid and mailed to all ticke holders. Fol
/ tickets and information address T. j
COMMERFORD, Courier Journal Build
| ing, Louisville, KY.
| tu.thu&sat-d&w3w..
The daily gazette., 1879-12-15
-.c.I TIME TABLE.
yr wr1.MINGTON

LEAVE WILMINGTON
Automatically 1, 4 ~ I% .Ss. s s, s@, s.SS,
bn ~ ~ y m. On sundays, S'si' s'io'
y. 5.S, 80 p p nj q. 700. 1907, a. m. !;
!! ny .s' s.is, p. m. On sundays A'z'
,xoRE AND WAsHIEgToE;;s =.
BALToiIom m. 1z52. 1.O4, 6.iS, 7.os.
80. SSonSays, SS i9.5l, 2. 10 .. IN.
on suE sunoRE. (Bay Line connection).
BALI u sunday trains. 80
~. IC.sTIE.-6.W .. 10, a. M; i.io'
NEW y Nn sunday trains,
y, p w;ApE ~; X. R.-9.l5 .. M; iio'
DhbsN NJ sunday trains.
%. Ss0ror 10 4 NORTHERN II. r.
waLsOo WI. s.Oo, $50 p. m. NO SUNDAY
.pr WEsrERN r. R.--7.i5
DitsSSS ~ D. m. No sunday trains.
ID .m'' .RRIyE IN WILMINGTON
40 IpnILApELpHIA;..i2s;@S 2;G, ! "a s:Se' ,a
l,os. i2.42, .O3. Z:Oi ~ o'1 20
ID ,D lilo p. m, On suno"ys' i~"
as m; 7.S,. II 10 p: m. n a.
~ NV YoRK.-i.o3, s.S,, y. m; .z,aS
mi n IN, On r5uhuny p $500 -"
ag.TyTisoRE.-2l5, W S.S, s.M, q; IN.
ps pssaa1 pn 5,s6, 9.36, p. m. on sundays
n;wy.csRR'rSGroS.-2.l5. NJ W II a. m.; i2o3
W., VI .irsrLE $50, 8,52, ll.Oa. m.
NEW No sunday trains.
Spp..lMAwARE y +. Ia II. R.-S.O, ll.60 a. m.
No sunday trains. =,
m;vn,'xiSgToN M ~ q NORTHERN II. X
nr a. m; GB p. m. No sunda,
,.,.wARE WESTERN Il. R--S.t0
y an'scJ, pasc p. IN. No Sunday trains.
ss n roR WILMINGTON LEAVE
No PHILADELPHIA.
NM, n STREET AND WAsuINaTOf
ne 500, lO.3D, ii :45 u. m; l.S
* sO. 100, 9.i5. ll.80 p. m. Oi
~, ~ a M: 900, 9.i5, ll.U p. IN.
Hs'TUiRrY SECOND AND MARkE
n, li.s5 II. M: ~; ~, 4.O. p
~. m. On sundays, i.W, I.D a. IN
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"a Express" on which an extr'
The daily gazette., 1879-12-15
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