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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-09
Dailp Sentinel.


The assassination of the newly ap-
pointed Secretary for Ireland, Lord
Frederick Cavendish, and Under Secre-
tary, Burke, last Saturday, in Dublin,
excites a universal feeling of horror. So
foul a deed is to be execrated under any
circumstances. 1t is awful to contem-
plate when nothing further is considered
thar the destruction Of n or more per-
sons lives by foul lean We con-
sidered the assassination OF President
Garfield unutterably monstrous, and there
was no exaggeration in this estimate OF
its Nervousness. But Guiteau's dastardly
act. for which, thank God, he will soon
paw the extreme penalty, went no further
than to deprive us of a President. Its
consequences ended in the assassination
OF a single man. The murder OF Caven-
dish and Burke is a very different affair
It is not the loss of these two men that
is most to be regretted, although their
terrible death is sad enough OF itself.
Their death involves possible distress Tor
a whole nation. 1t adds another to Ire
lands accumulated woes. The calamity
burst u,on that distracted community at
what seemed a crisis in her national
troubles. The dawn OF a new era was
already heralded. Her prison doors had
Just been opened, and the prisoners who
had been incarcerated for advocating her
claims had lust been set free. Conces-
sions long contended for had just been
made. A liberal policy for the govern
ment of Ireland had just been deter
mined upon by England, which Caven.
dish was sent over to ~inaugurate. Good
feeling between the two nations was IN
immediate prospect, while ultimate home
rule for the Irish could be anticipated by
those who would take a cheerful view OF
the future. At this most suspicious, but
critical time, there comes this crushing
backset. Whether unfortunate Ireland
will rally from the effects OF the terrible
blow, without a recurrence OF her old
troubles, will depend largely upon the
circumstances of the assassination. We
have not yet received any definite par
t~iculars with regard to the killing, as to
how, by whom, or with what motives, it
was done. 1t is sincerely to be hoped,
if the atrocious deed was committed by
an Irishman, or any party OF them, that
the perpetrator, or perpetrators, were
not in utilization with the Land League,
or any other such organization. 1t is a
cause of congratulation that the Land
League of London and Of America have
declared themselves in the proper spirit,
They express the universal sentiment o.
the people Of the United States. Were
only money needed to ferret out the
criminals and blot out the crime, thu
5000 reward offered by the Irish o
Boston would be readily swelled in thit
country to more than the English woul(
know how to utilize for the purpose
There is not an 1rishman in the United
States who, out OF love for his nativ,
country, would not gladly make an,
sacrifice, %pecuniary or otherwise, for thu
vindication OF his people.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-09

DILLH A ID 9, LETTERHEADS
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-09
" PETITIONERS.

Chicago has aent a monster peti.
ton to President Arthur, praying for the
pardon OF Sergeant Mason. who, it is
charity to presume. while either drunk
or temporarily insane, endeavored to
assassinate the prisoner Guiteau. New
York, not to be outdone in soldering
sympathy, has made as big a fool of her.
self, and has produced even a bigger
petition. They say that, by actual
measurement, it is a mile long.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-09

BOSTON, May s.-John Boyle O'Reilly
and Patrick A. Collins have telegraphed
Parnell authorizing a reward of $4,000 on
behalf of the Irishmen Of Boston, for the
apprehension Of the murderers of Caven-
dish and Burke.
The Murders Committee by an Or
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-09


Assassination of Cavendish
and Burke,
The Newly Appointed Secretary and
Under Secretary for ireland.
PROFOUND SYMPATHY FOR The
PEOPLE OF IRELAND.
THE ASSASSINATION UNIVER-
SALLY DENOUNCED.
A MANIFESTO FROM PAaNEII, OIL.
LON AND DAvITT.
7arnell Induced to Give Up His Intention
Of Withdrawing from Parliament.
Conservatives and Liberals Alike
Repudiate the Act.
The irishrnen Of Boston Offer a Reward Of
5000 for the Apprehension Of
the Murderers.
ARREST OF FOUR MEN IN DUB
LIN ON SUSPICION.
All the Churches Utter Denuncia-
tions Against the Murderers.
THE SUSPECTED PARTIES ARE
ENGLIsHMEN.
Foster Thinks the Murders were Commit
ted to Show that it is Impossible
to conci!;ate the Tenians.
THE CHINESE BILL SIGNED BY
THE PRESIDENT.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-09
Ho ! for Wood River.

r NJ. B. CASTRO. WHO FORMERLY RAN
81 a stage line between Eureka and Ruby
Hill, will leave Eureka for Wood River on the
It'll or 9Th of this month, and is DESTROYS of
having three or four passengers to accom-
pany him. The fare will be $50. For further
particulars apply at Joe Mepdes' Saloon.
Eureka, May 2, 1882. m3 1w*
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-09
BORN.

At Eureka. May 7, 1882, to the wife of ]. G.
q son.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-18
RgpRlNrEp FROM SATURDAY
ARAiLwAY ROGUE.


The Man Arrested In New York Last
Night Arraigned-Th Charges Against
Him. E
New YoRK, Dec. l0.-George j.. Rlce,
aged 40, Of Households, Oneida county, N.
X, was arranged In tho Tombs police court
to-day. Rice Is the President OF the Cuca,
Ithaca and Elmira Railway Company and Is
the man who was arrested last night NJ
Delmonico's restaurant, on Fifth avenue, Us
stated in an earlier Dispatch The arreet
was made on the complaint Of Frederick
Cleveland, of No. 80 Wall street, who Is Q
cousin OF Govemor-elcct Cleveland,
on charge OF hypothecating 10000 shares
OF the original stock Of said railway, at INC
/ Third National Bank Of New York, which
should have beeh cancelled on the issue OF
the new certificates, and for the taking ~
Of which, for the purpose OF prosecution W, ",
| true owners of the stocks had 70 pay slu,O5,
| on December I'd. The stocks were pledges
| in the fall OF 1870.
William u. KNITTING appeared Tor the dc
fense. On being arrested the accused pro
fessed 10 be OF the opinion that the diiil
Guilty had been settled, and expressed sur
prise. II is intimated that the charges eni
brace forgery, embczzlement aud larceny
Hearing OF the case was adjourned.
| It is Impossible TO state how much none
Rice realized from the over-issue OF stoci
but It Is known to exceed SlOO,OO0 and ma
reach twice that sum.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-18
Omclal Figures

Registrar Frazer's official report for the
week ending December 10, is as follows
Total number of deaths, 10, classified as
olIows: Born Ia the United States, y;
foreign, 6; white, IL; black, 4; adults, loi
minors, s.; male, IL; female, 4; coroner,s
case, i; under one year, 2; TO 2, to ~,
,. 20 to 80, 8: 80 to 40, 1; 40 to SO, 2; 80 to
90. /: go to 20, 2; so to 80, /. By wards
First, 8; Third, 3; Fourth, 4; Filth,
Seventh, Q; Tenth, 2; Elventh, l. Died IN
Almshouse, 1.
Causes of death /: Acute pleurisy, apop-
exy, Bright's disease, careiDomatis, tumor
of liver, commissions, consumption OF lungs,
hamilton, membranous Group, natural
causes, post partum hemorrhage, pneu
monia. peritonitis, strumous synoritis
typhoid fever, each |!
During the week there were three bodies
brought here AVID two taken away 10
burial. -
For the corresponding week last year ther
were ~ deaths.
Total births reported, 16 all white J.
males and females. By wards Second
9; Third, 5; Fifth, 3 Sixth, /; Eight
= Sinth, l. Eleventh, |.
There were 6 white marriage reports
E.B. FRAZER, Registrar.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-18
aEpRlNrEp FROM SATURDAY.
,srER- STATS ALLlAson.


A. Important Meeting To-Day-ciube
Apply for Admassion--The Guarantee OF
Games Arranged.
"A tspeclAl dispatch 20 the Gasstte.l
\ PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16.--An important
Meeting Of the Interstate Base Ball Ascot
ltlon was held at the rooms OF the Athietie
liub IN this city at IL O'Clock to-day.
The representatives present were as ioi'
lows
] Quickstep--C. G. Watt.
Active-EH Fox, Jr.
Merritt--A. r, Richter.
Anthracite-Thomas Fielders.
Harrisburg-H. G. Meyers.
The committee appointed TO attend the
meeting of the American Association made
4 report of the admission Of the Interstate
Clubs into that body. The report was ap-
proved.
Applications for membership were re-
eelyed from the Atlantic City and Chester
clubs, and these were referred 20 the Com
mittee ON Applications, as were the appiies-
tIous from other clubs previously received.
1t was decided to have eight clubs IN the
association. -,
The umpires will be selected and tht
schedule of games arranged a. tine mex
meeting OF the association, which, u ma
been decided, WIN be held in Pottsyilie u
January. -,
guarantee of sos a game hss bee'
agreed upon. -
The association is still in session.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-18
A Pastor surprised.

esteemed correspondent of the GAZETTE
sends the following: 'On Thursday even
jug. the 14th inst, the congregation OF the
Christiana Presbyterian Church, and others,
paid their compliments to the pastor, hey.
A. ]. Snyder, by calling upon him without
expectation, and spending the evening Win
him and his family in very pleasant anu
social manner. After the ordinary routine
INDUCED in on such occasions, the
company, at seasonable hour, left ior
their homes, evidently feeling that they
had done a commendable act, by leaving
many substantial tokens of their appreeia'
tlon for their pastor and his family to enjoy
such as -four, potatoes, meats: lard, turkeys
chickens, butter, sugar, coffee, rice, pre-
served fruit, an envelope containing sun
of money, and many other articles useful II
The way of housekeeping. The pony ais
came In for share OF the good things, suc'
Is lot of oats and corn. Notwithstanding
,he fact that these visits have bee
annual occurrences, Il was no less
nroIound surprise. The natural embarrass
inent arising from such circumstance cor
vi,res't the pastor that he failed TO DO ~
ius,.p.e TO the occasion. He would therefor
embrace this opportunity of rendering b
sincere thanks to his many kind friends an
benefactors for their generosity and KIN
regard. And he would further say, that !
mas practically analysed the subject give
him for investigation, and can heGrtiiy P.
nOunce IL as represented. GOOD
The daily gazette., 1882-12-18
FOURTH AND sHIPLEY !
AHc oovT

~. 80 can establish by cha.u
u.l,'cs every inquiry but make ,ooSy si M.
have the only real, or RANT, a'',donco With
Disorders. and we Fut tliat e.ia 'l and ,citAdz
M every sufferer iuifhom monsy e,1i "l Sill trn|
claim that no one but the ioy, sdlpqi|
s1r' or close his eyes 70 the - ,ans 10 4
hia bllctted life. In lus'l,e ~ t.gouTsrmma
aanendent m families, and to tlle eoDs Des,rirkf |
,S1p,s ambition before you wy y, ARA I'd
lU aisoosa : a. NO ask you TO go win uS S5,onk ,o oi
uls1as ,, horocs Of some whJ nave e'aSI 81 Isl
70 w ~. and are now full of the Jcy%s 1sa
y svs ,hc he world their glad eNFell' :, VA I'D
teli " Wv re- s,atemept, and MAKE .,,ar
you nv iI hv nroper inquiry lhy taud
friends) be probed 10 Tue oV'
Of truth. -.,oD, space rlld
80 hunareds cured our pr,eseqRer qRerapoglyn; !
"a M. Hardick, ils Plymou,nv ynnv Years.
with Chroulc Rhe1ma,u,stnI ,,arI ~ Brooklyn-se'
Nr. HastpgS, 2sA Fear s'' .,,,u
GGSt. o..mmerer, si7 Battle BIZ
,,DI.,s ~. pheamaiie Gout 0 years, ..,yn--sclatie.
W pnehsler, 966 Court 81, pSisGD 10 olhsf
A years-had expenaea '''' cbra
dsSsSr,si 60 s.yIu. 4sl Third Avenue Sf'o''
ui% Esyisnd. go BAinSTISss, AissS1a,s,sa l aud 's7
mssory aud Chronic hh0uH'' .,u,d
Dyspcpsia; ,ss sllh st., Broosgy ythng.
Rheumatism ior yearSy SyorE Chrome YORK
Dc. ooou o.,a,,ismsnn, 6s Grove 80, ansers unJe
,.snmm"tory s Rheumaiian ~ y sYSorE-chrOn''' /
W ". niSon. Il2 Rest bL' ~"
mntlsm two years. iol South st' ~"
rant. Nathan Nao"' vorl--E
Rbeunaatism "a years. uieh Az, New W.
nssI;s "a sIs..5ss s,Ssss Dif'os u oakland A. ''
RssunsiiSm several years .,,, many cths,, p,
T. Now % y I've tlis matter and you WI
circulars " Win tah,rfsy,Ise%saI fsilIs RSaI "a AID
Gilmore, RI Adam, IN ,Ss $ v%Siiiisn i
RroOlklYIls ana
The daily gazette., 1882-12-18
Improv,np tho schools.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ia meme
Congress on the subject OF nation
common schools from the Comm
Benevolent associations, doing EDUC
work In the south and among
signed by Bishop Coke, of the 7. l.
Bishop b. Simpson, OF the NJ; T. y J
and others, has been presented 70 y
through Senator Blair of New Hau i
and the matter comes up In the se1
consideration on the 9th Of January
same subject comes before Inc loul
Tuesday.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-18

sDr. y. B. Britain says; @As NV
ians do not, by their professions, lng,a, ~
up the female constitution ', VIM :. siTs
cure the diseases TO Whlcn II - cnr
in eur variable climate ana unps. iill ara "a
civilization. Special remellea IND a'
oulred to restore orRahlo 10 70 Toa
strengtheh the enfeebled power 81 h,NS WI
and for most of these weare indsV''I. ,n,
outside of the medical profession I.ian
yery best Of these remedies | pIag ass
neIit place TO Mrs. Lydia u, THAI"
tnple Compound.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-18
The EmancipatLon.

The following is issued by Madison Wins
on, President of the Emancipation Com
mittee: All the colored citizens are invited
TO be present next Wednesday evening, at a
mass meeting In Ezion Church. The Sum,
ner Post, No. 4, g. A. R., will be represented
at the meeting by comrade Nero Baccus l..
Fisher, and P. s. Blake. At this meeting
arrangements will be made for the celebra-
tion of the Emancipation Proclamation.
Come one, come all. By order Of the
Memorial Committee. The friendly sixteen
are kindly invited
The daily gazette., 1882-12-18

New York Markets.
NEw York, Dec. 16.-Flour dull: State,
S2.35a$3.5 80; superior Western, 81 25a3.75.
Wheat. No. ! white winter, $l.0ial.O7; No. 2,
red winter, $l.o9ssal.09h January; 81 l.llA
February.
Corn, No. 2. 80 cash; do January, s57kaebsa.
Oats, No. 2, 4b74a4o1 December 4e5SAa47
Januarys
Rye, quiet; Western, eeaes; State, e7a7O,
Barley. quiet, ungraded; Canada, 81,
Pork, dull; $1,000.
Lard. January, slO.76: February, slO.s2a
1922.
Butter, Arm; creamery fancy, sSas0; Western,
22a3O.
Sugar firm; centrifugal, N; refined cut LOAF
and crushed, %; granulated, s2Sa9.
| Eggs, dull; State 30a3l;
The daily gazette., 1882-12-18
ThE KAILKOADs.
A Local Time Table with the Latest
Corrections.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHILA.- zoos 2.23t = o3o-6.5b 7OOt-5.bO
n:-i20ot m:-l2'l6-19. SOt-4.oO-
3l7*-5.s0 --o.lO-s. .3s*-7.2 .26-T so*-s: :66*pm.-
NEW YokK 2.0O#-2.23E-6.3O-7.6 CO. o.b0-
IL SO A. m 12 12.38-l53-517H-o.3S*- pm. |
BALrr4oRE-l OSH-1. .42#-4Sls-s s.O6H - 9l7 !
1000 a. .o0-1 .OS-6.0 .0o-o.Oo-o6I-l |
1l.04% p. m.
WAsHINaToE-ls s2#-1.6t*-S.06-917 a. N;
IL col .o41 p. m.
BALTIMORE AND INTERMEDIATE 5TATIoNs-
l.05*-917 1000 a. m;-l.00-6.OO p. IN.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS running only on Sunday.
Connect at Hray's Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DKLAwARE RAILROADS. .oO*-9.l0 a. m;-l.0b
--s0O"-e.25t p. m. No Sunday trains.
y For New Castle only
For Harrington and intermediate stations.
WILMINGTON NORTHERN RAILRoAD-T.47 q.
m;-l.06-600-6.s0 p. m. On Sunday for
Reading and st; Peter-slo a. m. 500
,m;-5.30 D. m. sunday trains l0.S0a. m-eO0
pm.
TRAINS ARRIV EAT TwILmIN0TONFR W FROM
.50-l. .o0-1 2#-4.47#-7.46
0.l0t-ll.36-l2.36 a. mi-l2.6 90
-I,O7-23Of- -250-4 4.35-4.55-b b.40-6b3-o.2c
NEW YORK. .i.s2s-4.47s-sO2f-s.i2 a. M
12.bO-1 .O7-46b-o.4s*-lO.b So p. m.
RAITIMoRp--l. 81 .6l+--2.l3H-g34-9.6 q.
mia. 2.36-1.6 .6O-5.11t-o t-o.3oa-7.24-9.49Ap D. m.
NyAsHIEaToR--l.61s l.61s-213-1l.43a mi--12.3d
-l.GO-b l14-e.30E-T.24-g.49# 49# p. m.
Both daily and Sunday.
ON Sunday only.
i,ELAwARR HAILsoAD- D-s.6o-l0.l5sL.m; m;-l2O;
-6.05N-e.06 p. m. No Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
WILMIKaToN h NORTHERN RAILRoAD-o.26-
S.AO-11 IS q. m;--c.4o p. m. On Sunday rou
Reading and 81 Peter at l0p.m
DELAWARE WESTERN hAILRoAD-s.Ooa o. M
2l6p.m Sunday trains . 10 a. nib % 2; n
TRAINS LEAVE FOX WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHIA NEW BROAD STREET DEPoT-
III .ao-II,5o q. m;-12.23-1.82f-l.S2--s -s.lo-
A02-A26- b.05-b.20-b b.6b-e.0bt t-o.3o-S.30'
-03O-1O. .0o--11 .32k p. m.
BpohD AND WAauINSToN AvEHUE-o.30--0.0
10 rs a. m;-l.3O-e.10-4. .S0-6.1b p. m.
NEW sTLE-S.23-l0.0o--n.4o o. m.-4.4S-
b.49p. m.
Daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only
Ha-The black figures denote the Limite'
Express trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-18
A Set OF Harness stolen.

Between / and . O'Clock this morning
some one cut open small window Of the
stable of Clavey & Lee, butchers, on Second
street between Orange and Tatnall, entered
the bull ling and stole fine set of new har.
ness, leaving by the door, which was found
standing open. The police were notified
and took steps at once to secure the thief.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-18
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QUIZ MANS
Thsar Arrival and Departure. Taking
EfFset July 1sh, 1852.

Thsar Arrival and Departure. Taking
Kfset July 1sA 1852.
me Post ofacoin this city will be open daily,
except sunday, rom $50 .. ~. 20 p. N.
Sundays open from $50 10 Gao q. n. Private
boxes accessible from TO 8 d. m. Inc whole
sale stamp window will Gloss at $50 p. m. The |
money order sfiiee will close at e.oep. 10.
MAIIs CLOSE AS PeLLows;
NoRrH.
wilmington 4 NorthcFn Railroad 10 Reading
pa and points on the Baltimore Central south
Of ohaddb Ford, 7.toa. M.
Philadelphia closed pouch, $50 a. N.
Philadelphia and wayplail, 800 o. m.
New York, Psnnsyivsnia and points east ana
De Dsiswars :, " western RailrOad 70 IanasnDerg,
''is PhIiadeiphia, New York city, Psnnsylvania
| and New Jersny, II 80 q. m .
Philadelphia, New York and ell points east
Ais PhiIadsiplia, New York and all points east
IF PhIIsGslp6is and New York eitisa, ciessd
pIPssn Psnnsyiysnia west of Lancaster, and all
po,nts west and southwest 9.Sb N.
Ali points north, east, west and southwest
Vy AZ, finais,aua is sent west except New orleans
| Witch Il SAINT south ON through mails
| SOUTH.
altlmofe and way mail, 30 O, m
Washington and All points south. f.i0 a. m.
All poInts or the Peninsula, $50 q. m.
II Supplementary mail for the Pcninsuis, sVo
: Baitimors washiAgton and ally points SOUTH
Newport. stanton, Newark, Ekton and
Uayre de drace, l2.30 p. N.
Points on baltimore Central. between foIt oe
posit. Northeast and Chadd's Fordl2 ~ ?. n.
baltimore and Hay Line steamers, A:4Op ~.
Peninsula north Of Harrington, includips
z Delaware City and st. Georges, $50 p. m.
! baltimore closed pouch, $50 p. IN.
! baltimore Washington and all apoints sou''
y Hoop. m.
), Halls AREIvR AND RRADI roR DELIVERY.
From wilmington b Northern haiiroao
Il 'G From " New York. Philadelphia, washingto'
d and all ether points, ESQ p. m. "a no,n,
From Philadelphia, New YORK ana point
ie north, east and west. $50 o. IN. .ao -.
le t'rom way mail from Philadelphia, $50 a. N
DR. From Peninsula and all north Of Harrington
~ e.Ib q. IN. o.no m
~ Prom Baltimore, 1880 p M.
n From Peninsula mail, 1870 p m. -,
" From Philadelphia, New YORK ana Poih
Is, north and east, 1.SO r. NJ ro,n,
re- From baltimore, Washington ana pun
i'm 'O9So; from T Delaware Western Railroad. 22o p
in Prom Philadelphia, New York and poin
$50 north and east, $40 P: N. - ,.o.r
ch From Baltimore, aa,S%s;, WsnIg'0n % Aau pA
as Carriers deliveries as follows: $50 q. IN, ~
'n erai; 1000 a. ~, partial; iSo p m, generaii =
IS P'Caieetions i from street boxes are made BY Z
d. carriers at $50 and 1900 a. m ;3o ana ~
nll An additional collection Will De mhds " :.
W n M ffom all boxes between Jefferson ~
ore i.embard and Water and Thirteenth surg
his Inclusive On Sunday f9l eoliccson aar narrae m
ind delivery should he deposited IN tho Post ON
- ten minutes before the hour of delivery.
@ ne Wy. SWIGGErf. Postmaster
The daily gazette., 1882-12-18
CITY ITEMS
Christiield g. Hest

Chas. II. Vary, Phila. Messenger sos Market.
-;utterley & 90. Photographers. 3o2 Markets st
You will thank yourself thousand times II
Won get for yourself. your wife, your son. your
daughter, or your friend pair of those won
derful shoulder braces Of Crisfeld X Best $40
Market street.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-18
CL0THKEG.
BEST FITTING
GARMENTS.

It is conceded that the best
fitting Clothing is sold by the
Wilmington Clothing House,
Fourth and Market streets,
and this fall we have tried to
perfect every garment, and to-
day we assert that our garments
have no superior as to fit, while
our former patrons can attest
to the quality. just step in and
try one of our suits or an
overcoat, and you will then
know they are better fitting
than most Of the custom work
that is made at q very low
price. We make this statement,
although we make to order suits
as low as Eighteen Dollars, but
: more of our custom work is
from Thirty to Fifty Dollars a
suit because we are having the
. finest work in our city, and our
/ customers are the best dressed
: : people on the street. Just stor
> long enough to look at oul
q q suits and overcoats, and we have
3 no doubt you will say as other
: : have: at is a pleasure to know
r, we can find such fine goods a
such low prices in our city.
Look at our TEN DOLLAl
n' :. SUITS and our FIFTEEf
n; n; DOLLAR OVERCOAT; thes
2, or are special bargains.
&C. JNo. w. DIEFENDoRF & "a
(. Fourth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-18
small pamage in London

LONDON, Dec. 16.-The fire atI
furniture establishment, mentloneH
earlier dispatch, WIS confined ~
separate warehouse. The saies'U|
uninjured.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-18
RArEnOADLINMs
DTTIADELPHIA, VIII ca rzsR
Il MNGToN AMP ezEAszr--'' IL

PHILADELPHIA, WILL kl3a = "a
r MIN0TON AND Aaz-H
1ALflafORE RAILROAD.
OCTOBER eth, 1852
rrairs viii leave wilmington as follows FOR
phtlddelnhin and interinodiat estations--S.bSI IVs
Io.aa e. IN. $50, 400. 7.sp. s.66. r. m.
rhilAdelphla (express l-s.D zss1 e:eA "a IA
7.Np, m.
New York-2.o 90, 7.2a s.s0, SIS IS, n.3 .. IN.
fs1a I.53 2.30, S.fI, e.SS. Ia y. no.
Baltimore and Intermediate stauehs-'."o' ""
iO.b0 >. IN. coop. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line-e,s7 .. N.
baltimore and washington--l.t1 4.si, 800 s.H
q. u. LOO, 'i.0e, 500 6.d, n.0ip. IN.
Baltimore oniy--i.oN, zoos. m. ia.2s and
Trains for Delaware Division leave for;
New Castle--s.00, p.1oa. m. los, s.oo $50 p. m
Harrington and intermediates stations-s'ioA'
i.d6, 6.25 p. m.
pclnAr and intermediate statiens-s.io =. m.
=" SUNDAY TRAINS.
philadelphia and intermediate aitpns-s ioe. M
i.lOO m $50 T.aO. 0,ss, .. 70.
Phihadelphia and New York--e.00 2.ss a. m s'H'
6.N, 7.2S p. m.
baltimore and WashlnKton--i.E, Asi' s."os p'h'
| a. m. n.O% y. m.
| Baltimoro--l.o6 =. m.
| Nor further information passengers are re
| ferted to the time tables posted AZ tue aepot'
AHITralns marked :hus; ~ arc limited expires
| upDn which extra fare Il charged.
j. II. WOOD. General Passenger AEt
| CHAs. II. PuGH. General hanager.