The daily gazette., 1882-11-20
POST OFFICE CHANGES.
NEW CLERKS AND NEW CAR.
RiERS APPOINTED.
THE CITY ROUTES REARRANGED.
Postmaster Swiggett Increases the FacilI.
ties OF the Wilmington Oftics--Adam J.
sehraoe, superintendent 0f Carriers.

Quite number Of changes win take
place In the PoM Office on December and
the system In operation will be be considera-
Dly remodeled, the effect Of which Will be to
make the mail service In Wilmington even
more psompt and efficient than whea Mr..
Pyle went out.
Among the changes In the force OF clerks
are these j. Horace Rudolph will resign
his position Of stamp clerk, to be succeeded
by George W. Roberta, the present night
clerk. Harry Griffith now assistant night
clerk will DO the night clerk in charge
Adam j. Schrack has been appointed 10 q
new Office which has been created and which
will be known as Superintendent Of Car
| riers. The new force Of clerks will then
stand
Chief Clerk-John p. Ruth.
Stamp Clerk-George W. Roberts.
Distributing Clerk-Thomas NJ. Culbert.
Superintendent Of Carriers 500 Adam j.
Schrack.
Newspaper Clerk and Dispatcher of Mails
David Stevenson.
Registry Clerk. N. Ocheltree.
Night Clerk In Chnrge-Harry Griffith.
Assistant Night Clerks. V. b. Carty.
Two new carriers have been appointed.
The delivery routes have been changed
somewhat In order to aeslgn route to each
of the new carriers. The routes will result
in all parts of the city being better served
than before, with the exception of those
districts which already have four deliveries
The new carriers go on duty December /,
and are at present familiarizing themselves
with tho territories they have TO travel over.
TIE RESoDBLgD ROUTES
are as follows
No. Milton s. Barlow, from the east
side OF Market street, including the east
side of Market, to Poplar ttreet, including
the south side Of Market street bridge, TO
begin at the south side of Fifth street, Fifth
street excepted. Four trips daily.
No. rs. NJ. Wood, from Poplar street,
including Poplar, to tho Christians. From
Sixth street, including Sixth street, TO the
Christians, and South Wilmington. Four
deliveries, two over the whole district and
two to Pine street.
No. 3-Joseph Duffy, from Fifth street,
including Fifth TO Tenth street; from the
east side of Market side, including the aast
side, to Poplar street. Four trips daily.
No 4-Peter B. Ayers; starting at the
north side Of Sixth street at Poplar, includ-
Ing Poplar, to Tenth along Tenth to Lom-
bard, down Lombard to the Brandywlne,
including East Wilmington TO Thatcher
street and VaRdever avenue. Deliveries
will be made TO suit the territory to be coy
cred.
No. 5-George d. Lewis, from Tenth
street, but not including Tenth, to the
Brandywine, from the east side Of Market
street, including Lombard street, 70 the
Brandywine, and the Ninth Ward, except
that part over Eleventh street bridge covered
by Ayers. Four deliveries. and two full
and two partial which drop the Ninth Ward
except Lea g. Sons.
No. Crank II. Stout, from the west
side of Market street, including that side to
Eleventh street, including Eleventh street
to Delaware avenue, TO Jefferson, dropping
down to Tenth and out Tenth TO Adams, up
Adams TO Delaware avenue, to Franklin,
including Delaware avenue and all north OF
1t to the creek. -Four trips; two full and
two to Adams street.
No. 7-Joseph Rigby, west side OF Market
street, including that side Of the street, to
and including Jefferson street, from Eighth
street, including Eighth to Eleventh street
Four full trips.
No. 8-George II. jackson, from the west
side of Market including that side Of the
street to aud including Jefferson street, from
aud including the north side of Fourth street
to Eighth street. -Four full trips daily.
No. 0-Robert L. Smith from tho west
side of Market street including that side oil
the street, to and including Jefferson street,
| from and iaclyding the south side Of Fourth
bLTeet 10 Lut GHElotldua' EOV iiPp NohJ'
No. l0-C. G. Carpenter from Jefferson
street to Union, and including Fourth
street, south to the city limits, taking IN
Browntown Three trips; two full ones
and one partial.
No. ii-Caleb s. Woodrow; from Front
street to Tenth and from Jefferson to the
city line. -Four trips daily and two from
Jefferson to Adams.
No. l2-Isaac =. Mundorff; from Tenth
and Adams west to the city liue and all the
territory lying between Tenth street and
Delaware avenue. At franklin to carry all
north of Tenth and West of Franklin street
| to the Brandywine, including the
| "Forty Acres" Two trips daily.
| The new carriers arc Caleb s. Woodrow
| route No. IL, AMI Isaac +. Mundorf route
\ No. IL.
Mr.. Schrack, who will be the Superin-
tendent Of Carriers, is well qualified for the
place. He is nov mailing clerk for Erery
+, Ereni,sg The office was rendered by Post
4 lx.,ll oil Tod