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The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
Mr. Bayard on the PrerOgatIves
Of Congress.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Mr. Bayard
says that the purpose of his amendment
to Mr.. Windows Qhili-Peruvian resolu-
ton reported yesterday from the For
eign Affairs Committee was to ascertain
just what bad been done or promised
BY officers of the government towards
lnterposing the governments meditation
in the settlement of Sou b American af-
fairs. The amendment called for such
Information and was based upon the
published contract between the Credit
Industriel or its agents and Morton,
Bliss & Co. Mr.. Bayard holds that no
officer of the government has the right
to pledge the governments mediation
upon any subject or between any pow
ers. The act of mediatio ], he says, i'm
plies q departure from neutrality to ac-
tive participation. In this case he fore
sees that the consequences might be SO
serious as to lean to war, of the proprie-
ty or advisasility of which Congress
alone has the right to determine. 1t wBs
the provision of the contract by which 1T
would be void unless the Intervention
of this government wPs procured with
In fixed time that drew Mr.. Bayard's
attention to the matter, and he is con-
cerned only with an Investigation that
shall fully disclose whatever there may
have been from any quarter Of usurpa-
ton of the prerogatives of Co1gress.-
He regards the rest of the resolution
which calls for Information about the
letters distracted from the State De-
partment as trivial by comparison, and
he cares nothing for 1t.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03

p apportioument recently made by
krey nndtr the lagt census gives
Jtuey seven members of the
n. the same aS the present mum.
Tie Increase In the population oi
Biae within the palt ten years,
enables il 10 retain ltsseven mem
b. been mainly in those looalitle.
lsullly give Democratic maj jorities
present House the State is repre-
b BY iCur Republicans and tbrse
bcra,. II the Legislature would
fairy spportion the seven mem.
Allolted to the State under the aoI
ngrts-, ths Democrats would sure.
by four dlstr c's, and the Rspubli.
would probably carry three. The
Jerssy Assembly IS Democratic,
ie Ssrale is Republican, and there
rg hltls prospect that the existing
fe's d.t'ict' viii be changed. This
b, however, may como up a. q fu-
,siou,
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
AN OFFICIAL VISIT.
THE NAVAL COMMITTEE OF CONGRESS
WILL VISIT THIS CITY TODAY,

THE NAVAL COMMITTEE OF CONGRESS
WILL VISIT THIS CITY TODAY.
The Naval Committee of both
Houses Of Congress will leave Wash
ington to-day for this city, Phlladel-
phia and Chester, for The purpose of
examining the unoomplsted monitors
now on the ways at the League Island
Navy Yerd, Roach's ship yard, Ches-
tsr, and the Harlan q Holllngsworth
Company, this city.
The committee will be accompanied
by leading officers OF tho navy, and
will leave Washington on the limited
express, due in this city at 1895 p.
N.
The object of the visit 10 to ascer.
tain whether 1t will be cheaper for the
Government to complete the mentors
which have been in course OF con-
struction for several years, or abAn-
don them altogether, and permit the
hrms 70 complete the vessels.
Another object Of the visit is to
verify the statements. II possible,
made before the committee by Mr..
Cause, of the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Company, and Mr.. Gibbons, of the
Pusey 81 Jones Company, that they
would construct the contemplated new
war vessels cheaper than the govern
ment could in its own yards.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
DIEHD.
RIMsHAw.-on the Sd inst, Charlotte

GRIMBHAW.-On the I'd lnBG, CnRrlotte
GrimshRw.
The friends are invited to attend her
funeral from her late residence, No. 81
Washington street, on Monday, the 9th
instant, at 2 o'clock, p. m. Interment at
Old Swedes Church Cemetery.
STRADLEY.-At his residence, near
Glasgow, on the I'd inst, william q.
Stradley, aged AZ years.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence Sunday
morn ing, the 9th inst, at 1870 osOlook.
Interment at the GLASGOW Presbyterian
burytng ground.
BARNHILL.-On the 1st inst, Geo. T.,
son of Geo. t. and Louisa j. Barnhill,
aged l3 M onths.
Relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from the residence OF h la parents, 23d and
Tatnall streeta, on FrioaY afternoon at
O'Clock. Proceed to Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery.
HARE.-In this city. on the 1st instant,
Abigail shepherd, wife OF VIM. Hare,
In the 73d year of her age.
The relatives an friends are invited to
at end the funeral from the residence of
her husband. No 23l French stree {. on
Friday afternoon. Services at the hous Q
at 2 p. m. Interment at Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
PRICE ONE CENT
ReasOs for OppOsingAIr, COnkIang's
Confirmation


WASHINGTON, March 2.-In the ex-
ecutive session Of the Senate to-day
nothing was said about Mr.. ConklinR,s
htness for the place for which he had
been nominated. The point was raised
by Mr.. Baya-d and several other demo-
cratic Senators that the Senate should
not allow itself to be used simply to be-
stow a compliment upon friend Of the
President, and that until 1t were kaown
that Mr.. Conkling would accept the apA
pointment the Senste should refrain
from acting on the nomination. In this
connection reference was made to Gov.
Morgan's declination Of the Secretary
ship ofthe Treasury after he had been
confirmed for that position, 1t was sub
stantlally charged that his nomination
and Mr.. Oonkling's had alike been sent
to the Senate merely for political effect
or by way OF personal compliment. In
reply It was authoritatively affirmed by
a republican Senator that the President
expected Mr.. Morgan to accept the post
ton; that he did in fact accept the nom
nation when apprised of Its having been
sent In, (altheugh after bis confirmation
he found that the state of his health and
other personal reasons would not permit
OF bis serving,) and that the President
made the nomination of Mr.. Conkilng
in perfect good faith, without comforting
with him, but in the expectation that be
would accept it.
When the vote was taken it was found
that four Experimentation, Dawes,
Hawley and Morrell, all New England
Senators-had put themselves on record
as against their former associate.
The following Democratic Senators
are said TO have voted nay: Bayard,
Johnston, Jonas, Call, Farley, Camden
and Pugh. The vote was taken without
much discussion.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
ve..ers Ashore in the delaware.


During the gale on Wednesday last,
the schooner Hattie A. White, outward
bound, went ashore below New Castle,
but was pulled Of without injury by the
tug Startle, yesterday, and proceeded.
The White Is the schooner which arrived
in Philadelphia several weeks ago from
Port au PrlRce with the smallpox on
board, and was quarantined for a time in
consequence.
The Reading Railroad steam collier
PotisvIlle, went ashore at Fo ! Della
ware, on Wednesday. Assistance was
sent to her yesterday, but it IS thought
that portion If her cargo of coal will
have to be- removed before she can be
gotten off.
The Nova Scotian bark, William j..
Stairs, loaded with q general carge, from
Liverpool for New York went asho. 9
at Long Branch on Wednesday night,
and will probably prove total lo9s.
Westerguard & Co., Of this city are her
agents.
The English steamship PAwnee, from
Palermo, with fruit aud sulphur, was
run into at the BreakwAter on Wednes-
day by the British bark Director, from
London for Philadelphia. The berk
lost her bobstays, fJretopmsst and stay.
sails, and the steamer her main yard.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
CUSTOMARY AaN1vEhsARr.
A PLEAsANT AFFAIR IN AsBURY N. K.
CHURCH LAST EVENING.

The annual missionary anniversary
Of Asbury M. K. Sunday schools took
place in the main room last evening,
and despite tho fact that an admissio
fee OF IS cents was charged, The at
tendance was large and the exercises
highly enjoyed.
The room was appropriately deco
rated, and the infant school occupied
elevated seats 10 the rear OF the pulpit.
The program consisted of thirty-Lwo
exercises, divided up into singing,
recitatiOns, select readings by May
Taggart aud Miss Sallie X. Shaw,
memorial exercises and short addresses
by Rev. Ohas. Hill, Rev. NJ. A.
Richards, Of st. PauPs, aud Rev.
Enoch Stubs, a former pastor. A
memorial service was held in respect
to the memories of Dan'l +. Hawkins,
Mrs. Margaret A. Moore, George Ii.
X mble, Hannah Il. Henderson, Susie
l.. Henderson, Edward A. Downing,
Willie b. Davis, Samuel Derrick,
James N. Downing, Estelle Sharp.
The Secretary, Ii. A. ROop, in his
report showed the SCHOOLS to be
in hourishing condition. The fol~
lowing is his financial report /: Amount
collected in the morning school,
$l37. 20 afternoon school, $416.S5 /;
received from J. J. MoMullen's Bible
class, $50 so infant department, Miss
Anna Taggart, superintendent, $54 SO;
total $e65.7l, an increase of SAL "a
over last year. OF the above amount
&279.67 were raised for home purs
poses, and 1886. IA for foreign missions.
The banner classes are those of James
Il. Mckay the morning class raised
$25. AZ, and the afternoon class, $135.
The following members of the school
received presents The Rev. Chas.
Hill and NJ. McGOwan, Miss Matlaok,
q. F. Bordner, Ii. DeVallenger, A.
Dennis, Miss Annie Genn, A. Willing,
j. Williams, each a book James Z.
Mckay and Deenie Hill, fran pic
tues of the members O, their respec-
tive classes Miss Addie Urmy,
Nellie Burke and II. 4. Heisler,
bouquets Maggie Hill and the Rev.
NJ. A. Richards, fruit baskets Mrs.
Sergeant aud Jo.eph Macklem, pack
ages.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
Philadelphia Republican Frauds.
PHILAnELPHIA. Marnh .

PHILADBLPHIA, March 2
The report of the committee investi-
eating the Tax Office defdloations finds
that The allegations of fraud In the Tax
Otfice during the admi n istration of Tho
mas j. Smith are in the main sustained
by the evidence, and mentions several
cases which afford striking illustraLion
OF the negligent, II not criminal, manner
in which the department was conducted
and the entire atssnce of any safeguards
which would protect the city and tho
taxpayers. Examinations of the books
by experts reveal the fact that system
OF peculation was carried on for years
by all OF nearly all of the clerks employ
ed in the tax office to greater or |, IS
extent, and that both the CITY and the
Individual taxpayers haVesuffered large
ly through their the:ts.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
Accident on the BaItImOre Q
anu ONO lsaiIrOad.

ciSSATI, March "A special des-
10 10 tae Iime.-Star from Parkers-
W va, say the Wesi-bound pas
lfaln On tue Baltimore and Ohio
pau laSt night ran upon stone at
PlRa'e, thrown from the track all
,s exec pt the sleeper. The engine
~ the store of Geo. w. James and
ele nothed. John W. GIgley the
M ana John Bremen, the fireman,
,uSt 1ntly killed. Roth were OF
u, The mall aud express matter
nea' Mr.. James loss was So, 900;
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
WenttO Newark.

The commissions appointed by the
Court to sss rss damages tor the right of
way for the new b. & q. line through
the lands of Samuel FIDdley. William
Dean, James II. Ray. trustees OF Della
ware College, Samuel DOnnell and Lewis
L. Allen, left fer Newark this mornInR
on the 35 Baltimore mail. They were
accompanied Dy Capt. Smith, purchaser
of the right of way for the new line. The
awards ofthe commissions will be sub =
mlttsd TO the Court at IFS next sesslon.W
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03

Lydia e. Plnkham's Vegetable Com
pound, the great medicine for the cure
of all female complaints, is the greatest
strengthener of the back, stomach,
nerves, kidneys, urinary aud genital Or
gans of man aud woman ever known.-
Send for circulars to Lydia Il. Pinkham,
LynD. M ass
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
Omcern Elected.

At = meeting of the Wilmington
Athletic Association held last eveaiDg,
the following officers were elected:
President George DillmRn.
Secretary--W. g. Quinby.
Treasurer-Allen Gawthr9p, Jr.
Assistant SecFetsry-H. Croft.
The association is in good conditIo n
and members are beng added to the
list every meeting night.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
Outrages ON Jews I'm Russia.

LONDON, March 2.-The Russo. Jew
ish Committee have prepared state
ment confirming the reports Of outrages
on jews in Russia, including many
cases of murder and rape, which the
recent British Consular reports dIscred-
tied. The committees statement is
founded upon letters received from per-
sops occupying high official positions In
ihe Jewish community and tp~n per-
sonal evidence OF jewish refugees. A
letter from an eminent rabbi indicates
that steps have been taken by the Rus
sian authorities to conceal the truth.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
Shot by His Divorced wiEe's Hus-
band.

NEW ORLEANS, March 2.-Prisur
Roach was shot and dangerously
wounded to-day by Willie Evans.
Roach, who had been divorced from
his wife, a woman we'll known in
musical circles here, had threatened
the life of Evans, who was married to
Mrs. Roach on Monday. Roach to-day
followed Evans, and when the latter
came out Of the New Orleans National
Bank Roach drew his pistol and fred
one Intellectual shot. Evans fired five
shots, two of which took effect, one in
the right hip and the other in the
back. Evans, who claims that he did
the shooting in self-defense, surren'
dered himself to the police, and Roach
was sent to the Charity Hospital.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
A Pungy sunk In the BAY.

The steamer syport, of the Potomac
Steamboat Company while on her trip
to the landings on Chcptsnk river, on
Saturday night last, collided with the
pungy Alfred s. Day, when of Thigh
mans island. The accident occurred
about o'clock on Sunday morning.
The steamer struck the pungy forward
of the main chains, on the starboard
side, sinking her in seven minutes.
The crew, consisting of four men, three
colored and one white, took the yawl
boat and were picked up by the steamer.
The pungy was owned and commanded
by Charles w. Lewis, having load
consisting OF sixteen hundred bushels OF
oysters and bound to Baltimore. The
steamers bow was considerably dam
aged, but not leaking. Captain Bur-
ton, pilot of the KeyporL was at the
wheel, and states that the pungy veered
about under his bow. No lives were
lost. The Captain and crew were
landed at Oxford.-Denton linton.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
Unremuneratlve Peruvia. Claims.

PHILAbELPHIA. March 3.-The
claim of Peter w. Hevenor of this city
against the Peruvian Government for
something like S40,000,O00 appears from
the statement of Dr. Franklin Stewart,
who holds q fortieLh interess, for which
he paid $4,000, to be far from likely to
be remnnerative. DR.. Stewart says that
Hevenor's title is not clear, and he
doubts whether the Psruoian Govern
ment will ever pay one penny of the
| Cochet or Landrau claims.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
CoIIinian en- the Rax.

ANNAPOLIS, March 2.-The oyster
schooner Jasper, of Baltimore, Capt.
Jenkins, was in collision to day of
Sandy Point light, Chesapeake bay,
with Philadelphia vessel bound Io
Baltimore. The Jasper had her bow.
spirit carried away, the Philadelphia
vessel also sustaining slight damage,
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
Train Delayed.

The north bound Delaware train due
in this city at $50 p. M, was ten min
uies late this morning. The detention
was caused by the locomotive refusing
to make steam. The engine ls nearly
played out and needs To 60 into the
shops for repairs.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
Guard Against Disease,

If you ind yourself getting bilious
head heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow,
kidneys disOrdered, symptoms of piles
tormentlng you, take at once few dos
90 of Kidney-Wort 1t is natures great
assistant. Use 1t as an advance guard
don't wait to get down sick See large
advertisements
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
Father Is Getting wei.

MY daughters say, CHOW 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 ara so glad that he used yoHr
Yerk.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03

Hon. David A. Wells has written a
letter to Senator Vance, of N. c.,
ccngratulating him on his late speech
on the tariff. He tanks it the best aud
clesrest speech on the subject ever
made in this country.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03

A revolution in the treatment of ner-
vous diseases is now taking place. DR..
Benson of Baltimore has discovered a
sure remedy in his CELERY and Chano
mile Pills-they permanently cure sick
and nervous headache, neuralgia, dys-
pepsia, sleepleDess and AL nervou1 dis
eates.
Chas. N. Crlttanton, 115 Fulton
street New York City, sole agent 70
DIR. G. w. Benson's remedies, to whom
all orders should be addressed.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
Tne Republican Party Pulled
Ay,s~Af
From the Morning News.

From the Morning News.
The Democrats have just elected
their candidate in the Eighteenth New
York district to succeed the late State
Senator Wagner, who was Republi-
can. This result is due to the fact that
the Republicans pulled apart instead Of
together. The matter .hrows pile of
light on the folly Of trying to elect Re-
publican ever Democratic Candidate
and The Republican party at the same
time. 1t also serves to show that the
restoration Of Mr.. Conkling to poltical
life by way of the Supreme Court is not
very popular move among New York
Republicans.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
hcky Miller who Will Grind
Saturdays.


NJ. Davis OF Morning Sun was
PlictGf ticket No. Z ,O06, the capital
lanuary dra wing in The Louisiana
W Lottery. 1t is a severe shock to
va Information that $4,000 is sub
command. tie was ar angling hia
pAchlnerY, but IL did not nnnerye
8hnwever. He took IL coolly and
nse OF the oft quoted maxim: "Fool
fk eIc. Mr., Davis is fiity-two
oiage has been citizen OF the
n i1rly.one years; has a family
lrl Six cl9ltreh-tnd IS a useful and
~ citizen OF his neighborhood.
Pms; Keeps Il smDll stock OF mer-
l'r'a d ru $ a stram gin and mill
F1ing Sun I, mn. When asked n
uld "s-lnd SaturdW, he replied,
uAl. He is receiving Numerous
Mflng loans as n Ugh as
Well, old fellow, we never
|ht vii n We crank buttermilK t?l
ne stina east-en eighteen years
Ii,h you that such fate awaited
lAtmthtS lenn.) AUdidnche, Jan. l3.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
A BalI NIaaque.

The L. l.. l.. League new orRaniza-
ton in this city will give q ball masque
on Thursday next. The invited guests
will meet NJ No. 226 Frsnch street at 8
O'Clock p. m. To what point they viii
proceed Is not stated in the invitation.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03

The little daughter or the editor of the
THIN, o., Daily Star was Immediately
and permanently relieved OF a severe
cough by three doses Of DR.. Bulls Coush
syrup. A twenty-five cent bottle of this
valuable remedy Will cure the worst
cough.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
MeetInEs Tonight.
FRIDAY.

Co. G, DUPONT Guards.
The Excelsior Democratic Club.
Excelsior Lodge, No. l, X. of P.
Fairfax Lodge, No. y. /. o. OF.
Rescue Council, No. 3, o. u. A. M.
Columbia Lodge, No, 26, 1. o. o. F.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. u, A. NJ
Delaware T"bei No. l. Imp.O. X, N. #
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
NEW ADVERFIsEaENrs.
DOR MAYOR
1IUBLIO SALE.


The subscriber about to discontinue
farming will sell at Public Sale in Chris
tlana Hundred. on the road leading
(about mile from either plaoe) on
TUESDAY, MARCH 2lsT, 1882,
at IL o'clock, M,
Two good horses, one yoke Of
IE~ oxen, home raised, 4 years old,
HN~well broken; 13 head OF NasP
AZAgood milch cows, l bull, kl8YS
5 heifers, 8 shoat pigs, l marketaA
dearborn, l good sleigh, L GOOD milk
Wagon, l iwo-nOrse wagon, also hay bed
with extra good wheels under, grain drill,
moving machine, No. 8 Osborne reaper
buL little used, horse rake, corn shelter.
grain fan Van Wickle make, roller good
as new, a one horse power and thrasher
in good order, 3 plOws,one side hill, with
lot castings 1or the same, . cultivators,
y nairs twin harrows, harness, consisting
OF carriage, dearborn and wagon harness,
Dridles, collars, halterE, &c, household
and kitchen furniture, bureaus, tables,
sCoVe with fixtures complete. Dairy nx-
tures consisting Of l horse power and
churn nearly new, one barrel churn,
large butter tubs with ioe coolers, l small
do : G dog, milk pans, cream and milk
Kettles. butter prints, 10 milk churns and
many other articles not mentioned. hay
nv tRe ton, corn by the bushel, and a. 30
56O chestnut posts undressed.
good springs for milk or mill wagon,
bav fork- pitcher and broadax ca, shovels,
hoes. spades, hay, manure, forks, rakes..
oY and other chains. forked chains. COW
cnains, lot grain bags, hay knife, patent
beam, weight 400 loP., two grain cradle
'0S'n JOSHUA H. MCCULLOUGH.
stidham, Auctionsera stdw
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
LOCAL TIME TABLE
CORRECTED FEB. |. 1882.

HAiNs LEAVE WILMINGTON,
rhlladelphia 2.OOe, 2.2ss, $40. as.
a, gs :. o. BOD, 9.Ug, 9.48. 1890. AZ n
ID, l2.D, i2.3stf, 1853, 2.sO' 400,
~ o'5S', 1873, 9.5O', lU.JO' p.
ssR rerk-2. 20. 2.2s*, $50, e.55.
a. H. 2'5att. l.5S, 5.lTt, 6.3Si
hia,i.'.lmo,lr,e-l.oo', .42., i.5'.. 500. s.as
Ws,i Wsti.Ii,'9f ~ 7, 800, Il. Z, LUZ y, IN,
I6 TIM 6Ii S'n, l,VO' .42', 4.5l@, s.OOa .
/ R,i5g, tiiy,i |, 6.57, li.04' p. m.
-Ig Ig5.iipfe II. gt anu intermediate sta
I'M -, ',ea a. IN, 100 900 D. M,
mag 10th daily and Sum
lps 'nnning only on Sunday.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03

b. ~ 4 = re Railro ld-anOs, 9.sj a, M. :.
! New - - p IN. No sunday trains.
huntington and Intermediate sta.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03

nAufNS1A Ai YATES, !, NEWSPAPER Anvv,,-
Ssy,YI.oarE Sg is ga aathopIxysSz haSIx z.ss x BSild
pA4r GAZETTE "A a sas saS bes, bDAraT 1s,esl and
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
SBEMENTS.
MISsTRELs THIS EVENING.

All lovers ofa high order of Minstrelsy
should attend the Opera House this even
ing and greet the second appearance In
this city OF Sam. Hague's English min
strel company Their performances is
entirely different from that of other min
strel companies, and is therafors novel
and more enjoyable. 1t would be we'll
to secure your reserved sean at 9. +.
Thomas &,Co's book store.
Conn HUNDRED WIVES"
Tomorrow evening the "One Bun-
dred Wives" combination will appear In
the four at comedy drama of the same
name. This VIII be their second appear
ance here. The pay il very highly
spoken of wherever 1t has been Dresent-
ed, as may be seen from the following
clipping from the Cincinnati Gazette:
The supreme Of picturesque effects was
reached. The play is wholly clean ami
pure; the dialogue brief aud humors;
admirably. acted add finely mounted.
The shouts Of approval which greeted
itssnt tha audience away with the con-
victlon that Its presentation was AZ
electric success.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03

IsS al Ias,.. LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
Wv ''l5, $40. lO.I5 a. M, Tsiink5 4 IA ION y
.n. '''e-S'8s, a.2o, ll.48 a. m. 4.4s,
l1lled Express trains.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03

EOA5, ts,ii5l9glon s.i5l # Ton and Northern Rail-
y lralpss il'5o a. m.; 6.55 p. m. No
2'iS 2iSi@T1'e Va w Western Railroads.&c.
u NO sunday trains ''VV
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03

|g.O5' 5Se5ia%are lSs e Railroads.&c.. a.a5. a..
9''O', 6,O5 p. m. No Sunda1 S ~
IA New Castle only.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-03
: a NhlVE AT WILMINGTON

|, Z NhIVk At WILMINGTON
81 rsniilladdesI1phla-1.oO., Z ~ 8 q 1929, 4,47.
+ %, l.'7ti ~ 9'@9' 40 10 igt l.5s, 1850 a. m.
b, d.is' .Saf | 1.'9t 200, 4.85, 4.55, S 20,
}. m. > '''2t '.55, 9.35f, $50, lO.5Ss,
b iSs~ s' W ,Y1ork;a5l2,4a, . l.s2., 4.4o., 7.55t,
b. m. NJ 1850, l.Utt, 4.55, 6.4Sa,
m. n n';l'lI@9s3nrga-i.5ls, 3 ore Pig, s.ol, 900,
iA'Sift' l.5O, 5.ll%, 6.3O+' S.4S!
/, l.55, 45'iliil.hgSton1l,2ls 5li. : 5na 2.l3, q. m.
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The daily gazette., 1882-03-03

T. 10 o',n,ington and Northern Rail.
|ans" III 800, sos p. m. NO sun
So 0'"%,e N NJ Western Railroad-lO. 30
~ p m No sunday trains.