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The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
Personal and Political.

General Fitzhugh Lee has begun
To write history of the campaigns
of Lees army.
California is growing restless at
the dllatoriness of Congress in dealS
ing with the Chinese question.
in London Is a Directory of Dirse-
tors. There are of directors $500,
and in two years there has been an
increase Of $500.
The bill repeating the prohibition
on general Sunday traYel'has passed
theConnecticut House of Representa-
tives.
Mrs. Clara M. Blsbee, a student at
the Harvard divinity school, has
been installed pastor OF a Boston
church.
Lord Lansd0wne, who secsded
from the Government on the Land
bill, was present at Lord Granville's
Ministerial banquet.
An adv ertisement in q Washing.
ton paper reads:-"A gentleman
will sell his ticket to the Garfield
memorial exercises for $685."
The Democrats of Lewiston, Me-,
have nominated DR.. A. N. Garcelon
for Mayor. lie is a son of ex Gov
eInor Garcelon.
The Tennessee Republicans show
no disposition to abandon their
stand for an honest payment of the
debt of the State.
Vereschagin, the Russian artist
now in Paris, contemplates a visit
to this country in search of fresh
subjects for his brush.
NJ. Bischoffshelm, the Partisan
banker, has undertaken the expense
OF an expedition to Upper Egypt,
to observe the solar eclipse of May
IL next.
The Journals of Vermont are
devoting considerable attention Ia
the possible candidacy of Judge
Poland for the next House of Rep
reRentatives.
The Book Trade Association, at Q
meeting yesterday, adopted a pro-
| test against the passage of bill by
Congress placing newspapers, maga'
zines and periodicals on the free list
TAPhlladelphia survivors of Admiral
| FarraguL's famous Gulf Squadron anC
| Miss ,ippi River Fleet met last night tC
take steps toward securing the passage
by congress of the bill providing tor th'
remainder OF the prize money due thost
who served with the two fleets. A com
mittee was appointed TO confer with
| Hon. W. D. Kelley in furthsrance Of
the bill.
| The 81 birthday of Archbishop
| Purcell was celebrated on Sunday al
St. Ursula's Convent, in Brown
| county, Ohio. The Archbishop was
taken into the chaple in a char; and
| after mass a pleasant letter was read
and number of floral tributes were
| presented to the venerable pre!ate
a number of visitors were present
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
GENERAL MEwA

Twenty Eve deaths from smallspox
were reported in Cincinnati last
week
The prosecution In the Mason
courtAmartial at Washington rested
yesterday, and the case was opened
for the defence. -
The LADIES' Anti Polygamy Society
OF Salt Lake City, on Sunday night,
adopted resolutions denouncing Nor
monlbm. ssi.l|
Three hundred of the Italian ims
migrants who arrived in Mexico q
few days ago are suffering from a
malignant disease, of which twenty
OF them died on the voyage. The
nature of the maladY is not stated.
A telegram from Salt Lake City
says the preaching at the Tabernacle
on Sunday as"very belligerent and
defiant" 1t was said among other
things, that "the Mormons were ex
tending into other Territories; no
power on earth could stop them.'
The first through car fro m San
Francisco to New Orleans without
breaking bulk reached the latter city
yesterday by the Southern Pacific
RailEoad, baYing been l4A DAYS on
the way. The freight rate was 81 AZ
per 100 pounds. "
The score in the New York walks
ing match at half-past one o'clock
this morning, Vlnt having withdrawu
stood as follows:- Rowell, $50;
Pandhot, 10l; Noremac, III; Fitz.
gerald, ia; Sullivan, 100; Scott, sc;
Hazel, 1888; Hughes, l4O; Hart, l27
The Governor of New Jersey last
evening sent to the Senate veto OF
the bill authorizing the New Jersey
Central Railroad Company to issue
new stock. He thinks "the whole
gist Of the bill vitiates the obligation
of contracts, and hence is not only
retroactive in so far as it affects ex-
istlng obligations, but otherwise
plainly unconstitutional"
The 18th birthday of the poet
Longfellow was celebrated yesterday
not OILY at his home and in hi
native city Of Portland, Maine, bu
in various other cities, South as vel
as North. In Cambridge, Massachu
setts, selections from the poet'l
works were read in the public schools
and sketches of his life were glver
to the pupils by the teachers. During
the day friends of Mr.. Longfell ov
called at his house to congratulat,
bin but owing to his recent illness
there was no demonstration The da,
was celebrated In Baltimore by thl
branch in that city of the Chatauau
Lit erary and Scientific Circle. 4
letter was read from Mr.. LongfelloV
ack nowledging their congratulations
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
Alarm OF Fire.

The alarm OF fre about 10. O'Clock
last evening from box 81, seventh and
Railroad, wSs caUs sd by soWe excited
individual who noticed few sparks iS-
suing from the chimney of house on
Bennett street near Seventh, the occu9
pant OF which was making Dire.
or course when the hfe companies ar
rived upon the scene, their services
were not required.
It Is nearly time that either the chief
engineer or his assistants, who have the
master keys, and know the holders OF
the box keys, were fulfilling the ord
nance by bringing some Of the persons
to justice for striking false alarms. The
tiremen do not O9eol TO responding to a
kepu ne slarm, but do object TO false
ones. Every time the companies 20
out it IL attended by expense.
After the alarm last evening promi.
neut fireman desired TO know what wss
the use of striking an alarm II q low oi
heir pins get atire IN some stors ON Mar
ket street.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
PRICE ONE CENT
Mayor whyte,s TnaarvIovv.


,,,t BALTIMORE, February s7.--Mayor
WLyle was seen this evening in re-
gard to an interview printed this
morning. Mayor Whyte said : ga
lew days ago met young man on
the street. / stopped for an instaot
70 exchange salutations with him, as
l mad known him in Washington.
Inc sale of the Gasette was spoken Of
ana also the rumor that Mr.. Bayard's
friends we're the purchasers. re-
married that | thought 1t exceedingly
unfortunate for Mr.. Bayard, consider
ing the influence which controlled a
majority Of the shares Of stock of the
paper" Mr.. Whyte appeared much
displeased that the matter had been
published, and said that no man In
the country had o higher respect for
the distinguished Senator from Dela-
ware than had he. He considered his
chances for the Democratic nomina-
ton in 1884 as bright and hopeful,
and there was no fear Of his friends
deserting him. He said further, he
was great admirer OF Mr.. Bayard,
and both personally and politically
was his friend. 4 ru.lI at1i8
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
Congress Yesterday.

There was no business session Of CoR-
grsss yesterday, both Houses assemble pg
in the Hall of Represe nta ives to listen
to the eulogy Of james g. Blaine ON the
late President Garfield. There were
present, besides the Senators asi Rep
resentatives III Congress, the Prtsldent
OF tho United States apu his Cabinet,
justices of the Supreme Cou t Of the
United Stat S, Governors OF various
States of the Union Officers Of the Army
and Navy, u embers of the Diplomatic
Corps, and large nunbtr ofprominent
oitizen-. Immed edtately after the memo
rial exercises both HI uses aajourGed
until to-day.
The mem bers Of the judiciary Com
mittee of the U =. 5eJats have infor-
MANY agreed TO report iavorably at tho
next executive ssioD on the nomina.
nos Of Mr.. CoukhDg to be Ass loiAte
Justice OF the Supreme Court. Mr..
ConklinR remains at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel ln New YORK, and it was lsarned
last night that he chad not vet officially
notified the Presidant of his decls on aa
to his nomination" 1t is understood
that the Ex-senator will await the ae-
ton Of the Senate before making his de-
clslon known.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
RaiIwnO Extennaon, ,

JJhn MAloney, contractor for con-
st uctiDg tie Spruce street extension of
the City Railway, from Fourth street to
Eleventh, has received the long sleepers
ordered several months ago, and has. had
them delivered along the street.
The work Of grading and laying the
tracks will be commenced as soon as
the weather will perulit. The track
will not DO laid In the centre OF the
street but near Is possible 10 the eastern
side. This is done on account Of the
aarrowDess OF the st., as the road when
constructed twill be paved between
the trscks and one foot on each side
with BelgiA blocks. The residents On
the street are OF the opinion that the
city should pave the remaining potion
Of the street as fast as the railway COM
pany does.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
Committed Suicide.

A few days ago, Stephen Broadbent,
Sr., committed suicide in Baltimore, by
throwing himself under passing tram.
Mr.. Broadbent will be remembered
by q number of our citizens, having besn
the junior member Of France IL Broad
bent, who we're for q number of years
engaged in the lottery businessj in the
building, 8. w. Corner Of Third and
Market stleH's Tley were chartered
by an act Of Legislature in consideration
Of aRleaing to pay to the State $720, ,00O
f1r dehgnated improvements. AS thelI
patronage came mainly from the South
it ceased upon the breaking ut OF tbC
rebellion, and owing to tbs they wer,
unable to live up to the agreement nn
der which they were chartered, and thei
charter was forfeited.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28

A revolution in the treatment OF ner-
vous diseases is now taking place. DIR.
Benson of Baltimore has discovered O
sure remedy in his CELERY and Chamo-
mile Pills-they permanently cure sick
and nervous headache, neuralgia, dys-
pepsia, slespleDess and AL nervous dis
eases.
Chas. n. Cfittenton, 115 Fulton
street New York City, sole agent fol
Dr.. q. W. Benson's remedies, to whom
all orders should be addressed.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
Farm SOLD By Lottery.

On wednesday morning las' Amos
Jones disposed f a farm near LukeJs
station, Montgomery county, by lottery
conducted on the following plan: Que
Lundle and eighty. eight tickeTs at $50
each we've sold making total # 50, 400.
The farm was cut up into 1873 lots vary
ing in value and size, the large't and
mt ST valuable being the farm buildings
with % acres Of land worth 5000. On
Wednesday sf.ernoon the ticket holders
assembled at the farm. All the tickets
Re numbered as We II ss the lots lence
the we've no blanks. Every holder
drew . lot. Mrs. Samuel Kriebel thC
wife Of the landlord f The LukOLs Sta
tion drew the lot Of 23 acres with the
farm bu ldings. When the drawing had
been completeds the tlckeI holde and
their friends wound off the day by q
grand jollification at the hotel and ev cry
body went away satisfied; but whether
the mode If dlsposing f firm in q
manner as above is a legal trar ,ction in
this State Is doubtful.-"West Oh ser
Record.D
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
LOCAL LIN ER.

be Board OF Trade RllI holi a special
p.lDg this evening.
n, Hague's Engl sh MinstI els In the
ira Hen'e on Friday evening next.
ehly shares Of the WILMINGTON &
ftntrn K. X. Will be sod Pnll Adel-
to-day.
be Board OF Education Is settling
~ to dOlng more bnBln. IS and loss
at their meetinga.
be FIRST Battll on are ca -nes'l ly talk.
OF erecting an armory. IL would
% quite an scquisition to our city.
be Anniversary Of Scott NJ. K. church
pday school takes place IN the church
borrow evening.
number OF the Workmen In Pu,ey
~ & Co.'s morocco factory strack OF
u;day lat. Their places have beer
fd with other workmen.
be grocery store Of Amos p. Hiulsy
eden, Del, was entered by burgla II
eunday night and relieved Of quau
+ lhlng
argarft Dover, the kleptomaulac
arrested yesterday for stealing egg
III front OF the grocery store o
lcn, sharp Il Co,, King street, boloV
IId. She was held by the Mayor Il
"et at the next term Of Court.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
Another New Omcer.

On Saturday last, officer Munda Of the
First district, pres nted his resignation
to the Mayor, TO take effect on the 1st
list.
The resignation was accepted, and
Harry Taylor of the Third ward has
be'n appointed to the vacancy. The
new officer will enter upon his ou'ies at
once. Mr.. MuDda will return 10 his
trade, that of sl cam fitting.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
safst1 Valve Tentad.

Some time ago, tue Wafer Witch
FIRE Company purchased q Prunty Re
ler Valve and had 1t permanently placed
upon their engine.
Owing TO the bad slate Of the bed OF
Shipley street, eau led by the laying OF u
drain, the company wera unable to get
their engine cut OF the hOnsA. IL was
ken ouf ast evening and run up to the
plug, sixth aud Shipley streets, and the
valve given trial. Two lines OF hose,
each one hundred feet In length, were
laid, aud water pumped through them.
The test VAS in every way successful !
au0 the mem Oers present, together with
William II. Blake, Chairman of tue Fire
COMMITTEE of CouncIl, whs was alsC
present, were OF the Opinion that one
valve a. SUFFICIENT TO opt rate two lineI
of hose.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28

ia petty business for Christian
4 to colaw about a matter ofthree
|iars. vet Two clergymen OF Eau
X, Va. went into court with their
Cute as to the owner ship OF q calf ,
In was valued at exactly that sum.
IN owned COW which he claimed
1 tbe mother Of the calf. The Jus-
4 went with the jury and litigants
n pasture, where the two COWS
leil loose for the calf to choose
Eeen, and the question was so
Xiv and Enthusiastically setted by
sagacious auimals that the jury
A verdict without further
Yet perhaps it is not as
hn TO 90 to law over a three dollar
\ as to stir up strife in the
|rches by getting up heresy cases
hair-sllt shreds Of theological
,nla.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
Laid Rest,

The fdneral of the late Jacob p.
HeTdman, one Of our Oldest and most re.
spected and WeILhy cItlzsns, took
place at 3 o'clock yesterday. Services
were held at the house of his brother
lu-law, Mr.. John. W. Walker. No. sos
Shlpley street, conducted by Rev. +. b.
DuVal, # the Flrtt Presbyterian
Church, who paid q handsome tribute
to the deceased and the meritorious
qualities of his character. A large num-
Der 1f friends and relatives were pres
ent, aud attended the remains TO the
Wilmington and BrandywiAe Cemetery.
The psll bearers were: Charles b.
L 70, William g. White O., Benjamin
Nields, E'qs, William Murpny, Joseph
l.. Carpenter, Sr. and James n Oleland.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
rae MaryIana and Delaware ship
CnmaR-GOn. Hancock.

WAsHINeToN, Feb. 27.-The bill
In reference to the Chesapeake and
Delaware ship-canal has not yet been
introduced in the Senate, but, will be
in a day or two. Senators Groome
and German think there should be
some modification made in favor OF
land owners in the provisions OF the
bill relative to the right of way, which
may be done before the bill is intro
duced.
Major-Geu. Hancock, after the con-
clusion Of the Garfield memorial ser
vices was il vited to the room of tire
Senate committee on private land
claims, Of which Mr.. Bayard is chair
man, and where large number Of the
democratic Senators and other gentle
men Of prominence met him. Gen.
Hancock is in splendid condition and
spirits. 7ltf
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28

About one year ago speculator bought
the famous National Bridge in Virginia
for $4,000. He I'D it to another patty
for $4,000 and It has just been s)ld
again for $4,000.
Vanderbit's Ie,eut ball ccst $4,000.
This fact reminds correspondent that
TIE host had not money enough tn pay
$500 year for watchwan at Spuyten
Duyvel curve.
1t is proposed that the government
shall devote S25, 1000 to the erection, in
the principle cities cf the country, of
time balls, which shall be lowered at 12,
meridian, every dav.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
A PIpe-weIdsr,s terrible Death.

READING, Feb. 27.-About 4.3O
o'clock this tfternOon terrible accident
occurred in the Reading Tube Works,
on South street, the victim being Peter
Shelley, a plps-welder. A pipe was be-
ing welded, and the first heat not being
sufficient, another ball was Inserted and
q second heat made. While Welding and
forcing the second bali, tSe first still
being in the pipe, the compressed air
forced the ball back, striKing Shelley
with such terrific force on the lest breast
as to kill him INSTANTLY. Mr.. Shelley
came hare from Pottsvlle 4 short time
ago. He leaves . wife and family.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
Accident TO Fira Engine,

On Sunday evening last, as the Phce-
nix Fine Company was responding TO
the alarm If fire from box IL, the CRATE
dropped out of the engine while paasl ng
the Court House on Market street.
Some portion Of the ienOship also
broke down last evening in responding
to box 81. This is the result of two
fake alarms, the companies being put
TO the unnecessary expense Of repairs.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
TWO Roxs Down a We'll.

A few days ago two little sons o.
john M. Bachmau, Lane caster, aged
and three year,, while playing stepped
on loose board covering q well and fell
through the opening. The three year
old boy had the presence Of mind to
catch hold of projection, and his a We
wear old brother seiz d HIM by the arm,
h holding on TO bIm and crying lu. tily for
help. In this p, sition beth boys re-
maj ned until the mother came aud s.
cned them, the older boy rema' king, "l
IVES bound to hold on to him, mamma
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
New Bridge.

The Delaware West. IN Rallroai COM
pany are erecting new bridge nc Gra-
hams Clay Works, situated nfteen miles
from Wilmington. Mr.. Graham having
exoavated tho land for clay as far as the
public road, nt az the old bridge, 1t be-
came necets .ry to remove the OLD bridge
ana build . new one farther up the road
in order to allow Mr.. Graham to get at
the clay. Harry Lape. of Wilmington,
has received the contract for building
the new bridge.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
ParneuI in SOLITARY Connnemept

DUBLIN, Feb. 27-Mr. Parnell is
nov being punished by a week of soli-
tary confinement in KiImAinhAm Jail
for breach Of discipline in trying TO
smuggle letter from the PRISON.
The Irish members of the Honse of
Commons have agreed 10 move an ad-
dress to the Queen asking free pardon
for Michael Davitt.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
COmpIieated Diseases.

A prominent gentleman In UeTr0
Gordo County, Iowa, writes us that he
finds Kidney W ort to be the best reme-
dy he ever know for complication OF
diseases. It Is the specific action which
1t has on the liver, kidneys and bowels,
which gives it such curative power, and
it is tho thousands of cures which 1t ID
performing which gives 1t Its great cele-
brity. Liquid, tvery concentrafed) or
dry, both act efficIently.-N. Il. journal
and Courier.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
A Lawyer shot by HIS wife

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-George Barry
Wall, the lawyer who was shot on Sum
day in New Utrecht, N Y, made an
ante mortem statement this evening be-
fore Judge Church, Of Fort Hamilton
duplicating bis wife, who was there.
upon arrested and committed to the
town half to await the result of his in
juries, which 1t Is believed will prove
fatal.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28

Lyiia e. .Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, the great medicine for the cure
Of ali female complaints, Is the greatest
strengthener of the back, stomach,
nerves, kidneys, urinary and genital or
Rans of man and woman ever KNOWN
Send for circulars to Lydia E. Pinkham,
Lynn, Mass.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
A RumOrea Fight.

1t is rumored over Third street
bridge that Wilson J. Finney and
John Bergen have consented to have q
friendly set-to in order to settle the
question, ~ho IL the "best man."
Those who are supposed to know say
that the mach will be for $50 side.
When it will take place is only known
by few knowing ones.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28

Dfieer Chiardi OF The Society for the
vention of Cruelty to Children, was
bmplainaDt yesterday in the Har-
y Police Court against a little Ital-
boy named Giancinto Conzoni,
pm he charged with picking cigar
nps aud old tobacco guilds from
street. When the boy was asked
lhe magistrate what he did with
.stuff he said he sold it to q man
made cigarettes and plug chew
tobacco of it.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
A Coastine Catastrophe.

NEW HAVEN, CONN.,, Feb. 27.-In
FiantsVille yesterday two girls, aged Z
ana v, and . boy, aged 10, children Of
John Collins, coasted down q hill add
on pond, when the rOttsn ice broke
and the little girls were drowned in
sight of their parents and great crowd.
Lhe boy was with difaealty rescued, but
his life is despairsd of. '.s .eI
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
Father u Getting MeII.

My daughters say, "How much bet
ter father Is since he used Hop Bitters
he is getting we'll after his long suffer
ing from disease declared incurable
and wa are so glad that he used yoBT
Bi.ters."-A Lady Of Rochester, Neat
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
kAs gailg SAstttt.
FIRST EDITION.
--,s.rsa for sII,OOo. 900.

VARsA", .,s,as - has 1e'n recoried IN the
Il, lnns. n LEV Wyoming and Erie County
arsusls, "! !of this State. 1t was
PrAs o,I.e' 'ns BvGaIo, New York aud
sn Oy y,hiS iI Railroad Company TO the
ladeiPnita ,atas Tms Company Of New
Nitfd ] : 'n,e' ,se N a ot $ll,OOO,OOO. The
lOr l. 'Dc Consolidated first mortgage
pls 'no hands, being $1,000 each, pay
JT IN forly years from date, Wl'n n-
!, u !, Ts A nsr cent. semr-annually, priv
ed 10 be registered
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
GeneraI Roaecrans Corres4s Blaine

WARRINGTON, Feb. 27.-In speaking
OF Gar rtield's military services Mr.. Blaine
to-day credited him with curing serious
troubles which impaired the value Of
the Army OF the Cumberland. General
Rosecrans, who commanded that Army,
issued q statement thls afternoon that
Mr.. Bl4iue has been no 'sinfermed, and
that no kuch trOu alfS existed.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
.. Coal aud Iron Com
DaDy.

Io.ros Feb. 27.-The Standard
|psTSsi sn5 Iron ntS1 Company, Of the Hook :,
vaI Siu ey r' region, in Ohio, Comple'edi
.a.Oy U;yza,;op a few days ago and
IOESau,nId "Sassn directors. The following
e." GnO'oT otscers President, General
Hme, me Thomas; first vice president
4 us, u.naral manager, W. d. Lee; sec
so % % nresidant aud treasurer,
lor T Ames; third vice president, j.
IsronLs D. n assistant treasurer, Geo.
Dmsn, The capital stock Of the
Oxidation is S25, 100, 600.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
Meetings Tonight.
TUESDAY.

Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, K. Of p.
Franklin Circle, No. !, B. OF U.
Asylum Lodge, No. ~, !. Q. Oh +.
German Mutual Beneficial Society. =
American Star Lodge, No. 2, A. D. @. II
Mutual Goal and Produce Association.
Mt. Vernon Degree, No. !, !. 0. +.
Delaware Encampment. No. 4. l. o.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
DIED,

DIxoN.-In Florida. ON the 2Sd instant,
George b. Dixon, OF fPhiladelphia.
lnterment at the Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery on ThuFkdAy,
March I'd, at 3 O'clock. Carriages Will
meet the train arriving at the Whining
ION station from Philadelphia at 40 p.
m, and proceed to the cemetery.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28

Colds yield to onions like magic, but
DR.. Cull5s 90 !gh Syrup Is still better
and by far more agreeable M cans OF cur
ing q Cold or Cough. You can buy q
bottle for 25 cents at any drug store, and
we are sure 1t viii do the work every
timol
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
HOW IT, sr1uRG asALrH.

1t 10 strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SCOVlLL'S SARSAPA-
RLOOD AND Liver SYRUP will re-
store health TO the physical organization.
It is strenRthening syrup, pleasant TO
take and the BEST OODPURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, Syphi-
litic disorders, W eakness of the Kidneys,
Erysipelas. Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis
eases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, Skin, etc.
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures
pain in Man or Beast.
DR. ROGERS WORM SYRUP In
tamil destroys WORMS.
The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED FEB. l, 1882.
TRAINS LEAVE W11.MINaro,

'nIN' LEAVE WILMINGTON.
or Philadelphia zoos, 2.23s. 6.30. g.5s.
%lt, $40, 800, 9.O9, 9.ie, IO.s0, / IS I a.
iG@t M; l2l5, l2.3stf, l.b3, $50, 400,
-S't6lo, 6.Ss', l.SO~, 9.5O', 1870" p.
pr New York;. o., 2.23#, $50, s.b5.
n''S a. m. l2SStt. l.5S, 5.l7t, $3.50
Or badiIlimoro-l.OOs, l.42., IS ., 800, s,ss
,,' or w W. O9tt, 800, i. ", .O4" ,. IN.
" M a,snlnggon, Luz, l.42s, 4.5l#, s.0Os o.
~ LVStt, 6.57, ll.O4t p. M.
b"ZIS pISsltilnore ~ ana intermediate sta.
Fm,1'i., FTsina' b.3s a. m. 100 600 D. m.
"'H" ruHhlAg both daily and Sun.
rains running only on Sunday.