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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-25
EDITORIAL SMALL SHOT.

SERGEANT MCkNNFY..Nas been appointt'
to succee Capt. Og'csby in command OF th'
state police.
AUSTIN is not happy yet over the PROPOSE
ton TO build railroad On Congress avenue
t. harl rock for the new capital. We cannot
see why there should be aTy trouble over this
thing unless there IS III, u The opposition.
The contractors car afford it. make them
come down.
THERE has been another railroad collision
near Denison. Several people hurt.
YOUNG Ben Hill tainted while making a
speech at Atlanta the other night.
THE secretary of the interior admits that
mesquite is timber. Yes, and since the wood
block pavement has come into vogue, dear
timber, too.
A DELEGATION Of fifty members of the
Press Club attended the funeral Of Thurloa
Weed.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-25
REVISION OF THE HENENtE AMI
TARIFF.

The coming session Of congress will have ar
opportunity to carry out some excellent sus
ges;ions to he made by the president. 1t is
understood that 81 internal revenue taxes VII
be abolished except on liquors tand tobacco,
and they reduced to a basis of income to
amour. to one hundred million dollars annual.
ly. This is considered safe point for if ali
Internal revenue tax were relieved here could
he no reduction of The tariff If these sugge :
tons are carried out-tO-Wit: internal revu-
nue. abolished and the ia II revised, there viii
be little left for the next house to do but to
tinker with civil service reform and the amy.
For whenever the democrats can't find any
hing else 10 do they tackle the Amy.
OF course any revision Of ta,.f made by this
congress wont count with The next consr>s +,
and they will be bound to tinker at it, but Il
sensible revision now would leave them in
bad tX.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-25
CONNECTIONS.

AT GALVESTON with Mallory Line Steamers fer
Key West and New York with Morgan Line
for New Orleans, lndanola, Corpus Christi,
Brownsville, anI Vera Cruz.
AT ANGOLA with |. & G.. n X X. for Columbia
and towns in Brazoria County.
All ROSENBERG with G. n. x S. R'y. (SunSet
Route for CojuUbus, Weimar, Harwood, lu-
ling, san Antonio, Laredo, Uvane and West
ern Texas and Mexico; also for Houston Star
and Crescent Route for beaumont, Orangr,
Lake Charles the leche Country, New Or
leans and all points in the Southeast, Norm
and East; with New York, Texas Mexican
R'y for Wharton, Victoria and stations on
that line.
AT BRENNAN with H & I c R'y. for Hemp
stead Lcdbetter, Giddngs, McDade and Aus
Al MILANO with l. & G.. N. KY for Hearne,
Palestine, Rockdale, Round Rock, George
town, Austin San Marcos, New HrauufeL,
San Antonio and Laredo
AT TEMPLE with Mo. Pacific R'y.
All MCGREGOR with Texas & ST. Louis Railway
for Waco, CorSicana, AthenS-M MT Pleasant,
Gi.mer and IeAarka ana
AT MORGAN with Texas Central R'y. for Waco,
Ross Hico, lredeli, Cisco, and all points
that line.
AT CLEBUkNh Junction of Dallas Division 0
G., C.. & 5. T. Ky.
Al FOKT WORTH with Mo. Pacific, and Texas
Pacific Us. for all points on those line;
for ii Paso, Santa Fe san Francisco and the
Pacific Coast, and for Kansas City, St. Louis,
Chicago, Ne" York: and all points North
East and West
AT DALLAS with II, 4 + G. H'y;T. < P. R'y.
and Dallas Extenton Of No p. R'y.
S5-See that your tickets read over thi, line.
I6For full information address
Oscar q. Murray, Genl. Pass. Asr
2-7s-Iy GALVESTON, TEXAS
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-25
LATE CABLE TELEGRAMS.
IN BAD HEALTH.

Lond November 24.-The health of Right
Hon. Hugh c. Childers, war secretary, is
broken down. and he is ordered to 60 abroad
DISTRESSED IRFLANH.
1t has been officially reported to the gov
eminent that widespread distress is feared in
Ireland this inter-. The districts most SER
ousIy affected through want of employ ment OF
the failure Of the po'a'o crop, are Sligo Bali
more, Swinford and the greater portion Of
Galway. There is much deSt.tdtion IN West
Clare and connaught. Owing to the conGnu-
ousIy heavy demands upon Irishmen in Amer
lea to support the land league, there has been
considerable decrease in the remit ances to the
su1ggljng najves n Ireland. This has re-
duced many to the condition Of being unable
10 purchase new seed.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-25

Plush is brought out in new and attractive
forms, in moeskjn, mo,Ied and watered Ell
fects, and in long and short pile, seq and bea-
yer pushes Of various giddes, from the pure
silk plush to the six and mohair pushes, and
the Atwood pushes. En1re clocks, dolmans
and sacks " u be made.of these pushes, and
So closely do some Of tncm resemble the seal
skin garments that it is predicted their use wall
materially cheaper the sealskin goods.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-25

The aim in children's dresses seems to he
the attainment Of a picturesque and quaint e.
feet The Mother Hubbard and Kate Green
away styles affect even the draPerieS. which
are placed on the princess sack or gabrielle
fornda. ion. which remains the favOrte form
ofdress for little G 'rls and very small boys.
arqe coIlars of the MAJ eria' adore me st
dresses for children.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-25
REPORTED INDIAN WAR.

San Francisco, November 24.-A Fo,t Reno
dispatch repolIs i'om WadSwolh that the
WaShoe and Piute Indians have declared war,
and are now Engaged in bloody conflict
The report is not yet confirmed.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-25
BIG BOND EXCHANGE.

The amount of thee and a half per cent.
bonds that has been exchanged for three pc
cents. since the first of November is So, oIS,-
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-25
SATURDAY, NovhMBEK -. 1882.


one iIr4r', ipnr" inu. OF nOnr"ricI. lod
stvICJ. it,ut3I lAl pound, or more, with album
dance t3ti~, small rHrS, li.tIrt'S, l'Ld"IN ana
sorts. ,Fli r,'. ,'ld -, Il BARGAIN. TSp" III root
cOnditirr. Also several nuuirti pounds OF
brew, : nd ,ppg primer. Wnich i nearly new.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-25
LATEST DOMESTIC TELEGRAMS.
A RAILROAD BEATS TIE SUNDAY l

A RAILROAD BEATS TIE SUNDAY LAW.
Louisville, November 24-Some time sine
, the Chesapeake, Ohio and South Western
changed the guage of the road Oh Sunday
The grand Jury of Caldwell county indicted
the company for the performance Of labor OF
Sunday The case came before Judges Grace
and Princeton yesterday, the law and the
facts being submitted to the court without in
tervention Of the jury, the case was decided In
favor Of the railroad company. similar case
some time since was decided the same way in
the Jefferson circuit court Of this city.
SOMETHING Nfw.
Washington, November 24.-Postmaster-
General Howe to-day signed a contract with
| Geo. f. Iieilict, of ST. Lows, for supplying
combination letter envelopes, which are ex-
peCted to be put upon the market in Jsnua,y.
All postoftices will be supplied with combina-
ton and sheet envelopes and stamps Will be
sold for three cents.
COMMISSIONER O'BRIFN SUSPENDED.
Chicago, November 24.-U. S. Commits
Sioner = BrIcn has been suspended rom du.y
on charges of misconduct in csnnec ion " IN
the case of the seizure of struggled OPIUM.
which has recently been prominent N the
United States cow.
PULLING THE GAMBLERS AND WOMFN.
CHICAGO, November 24.-Eighty inmates
of gambling houses were pulled last night,
and seventy-one women of ill-repute were
picked up on the streets and taken to the pc
lice court this moIniHg. 1t is announced that
he new chief OF police proposes TO make war
on these classes, With the view Of diving them
out of the city.
nI
WASHINGTON, Novembcr ga catalogue
oi the Al, icles Accumulated in the dead letter
office DUNG the past year is just issued, an
noUnCing the sale thereof at public auC, on on
Dec mber 4th. Thea ,iCles consist Of ewel-
~, toilet goods, and everything conceivable
which could be sent through the mail. The
list comprises more than eight thousand pack
ages.
REPORTED INDIAN WAR.
San Francisco, November 24.-A Fo,t Reno
dispatch rep0ltS i'om Wadswolh that the
Washoe and Piute Indians have declared war,
and are now Engaged in a bloody conflict.
The report is not yet confirmed.
The TELKGRArIIC WAR.
Chicago, November "a The manage of
the railroad cable of the Rock Island road, in
Z
porter this evening said that there was nothing
new in the passenger and f;eight war between
his and other po'nts. No additional cut has
been made. lie stated as his opinion that the
war would be protracted one. He declined
10 say anything N reply to the card OF Alex
lnder Mitchell. president Of the Chicago, |
Minnesota & st. ieiie road, published this
nol lirg, but animated that he might have
,ome'h,ng to say on tha, head within day or
WO.
The postmaster genera fns decided that
ourlh-class postmaste cannot hold the office |
While membcr of safe lee ,slatr~e, because
lie would not be able to give proper atten on
o the postotfce.
BIG BOND EXCHANGE.
The amount of thee and half per cent.
ponds hat has been exchanged for three pc
;ents since the first of November is $2b,oIS,
100.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-25
The STUDENTS TROUBLE IN RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, November 24.-An Off
caL announcement, relative..to the closing Of
the universi,yof the state, says the agitation
had been noticed among he Students on the
goth Of October. On Tuesday last NO Of the
n7geaders went to the ler!h of dis, .ibu' 7g
circular summoning mass meeting of Sd
dents to cypress s. .npathy ith lie students
case IN the universe J. The CT zcns applied
ior the assistance of the police. who rested
one Auodred Of he students. FouI,ecn have
been reInstated
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-25
FIGHTING IN PANAMA.

Eahama' November 24.-The different reyo-
.un"Ho.aFy bands are causing muCn annoyance
'hemaI!a'S scattered forces, some of
whom nave been defeated at a place called
.,gI-neI"' near lose. Fifty men were ii led
Su' "ouhoen' 'Ielr leader, Baroona, berg
among the wounded.
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- - -
FIXING THE sCAFFOLD,
How Guiteau Is Spending The Day-lyI
Prom His Religious Adylser-Mn n
Vile Turns Up.

How Gulteau Is Spending The Dav-ly
Prom His Religious Adyiser-Mn n
Vile Turns Up.
ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the l,,,,,,
WASHINGTON, June 97th.-(iuite,Dvll
last night at his usual time about haltl
eight or nine. lie slept well and sDOil
much refreshed this morning. II,
heartily at breakfast, lie took about,
hours exercises in the corridor ia fwl
the cell, mostly in slow walk. but /
and then putting in some quick spurS
Then he returned to his Bible, and a
did not yesterday talk to the minister hi
on the subject, selected the evel,ton
st. John. He prepared himself i9 4
Hicks visit to-day by,,readlngit Dr. HiA
arrived ut the jail about 1850 O'Clock, !
spent about 20 minutes with thephsOuei.
They talked about revelations and 4
beauties of the other word, and GuitS
spoke glOwlngly and cheerfally Of
future life, saying that he flt ASSURED
his reward. He also told Dr. Hicks that
hoped the authorities would stay his exe(
tion, but he was ready to golf called.
DIR. Hicks left about Il O'Clock, prOmkil
to call later IN the day, and Guiteau Ve
out again in the corridor, attirei in his y
and drawers only, and resumed his e1eE
walking without a stop for nearly an A
and from his countenance he was evident
IN deep thought.
While he was so engaged a numOsi
workmen were on the scaiIOld fixing The !
and pulleys and getting it in order,
Mrs. ScoYille and her little dAagAlH
rived in the city last evening. She klnflilI
to be reticent as to her intentions duilg
stay in Washington, but has indicated
purpose to see the President and ela'15
to induce him to grant her brother aFal
She Is unwilling to say very much sp
intentions for fear that some measl'a
be adopted by Others to prevent Del
doing what she wishes.
OF late she has become very suspaOu'
nearly every one and keeps her own eSs y,
and no one knows exactly what sDe W.
She says that she will 60 to the lmw1
her brother as soon as she has aOme'l
thing for him that is possible. nsaa
tention to attend the execution, U W.
to that, and If she had any innu'ng ~, Y
her brother some startling events Hs'
expected. ham
Mr.. A. Reed, however, does nOI 1a% I,',
same opinion of her mental eOpIJ'I s.aJ h
Mr.. Scoyille, and does not applsha- ...,'aI
there will be any trouble on nel ~ ' h
He expected that she would come s1 usI' \
has not been in communication w n
Mr.. Reed will make one mol' V
Guiteau before Friday. .,oAal
He says that he does not eafeSs'" ,,l
as the visits are very painful 70 ld llni, h 4
Guiteau's case was not melIlol,lG muD G,,al
Cabinet until to-day. The Auofa,,,rT W.
has stated that If the District A. l,1,ti,,,t
disposed TO give the counsel anu r','I N vii 4
Guiteau the privilege OF Wishing "
object.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-28
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REPalNrEp FRoM vEsTER0AY
a aAMnLER AT BAY.

Chased, Cornered and Hanged, But Be
fore He Swings He Kills Five Men and
Wounds Several.
associated Press dispatch TO the Gazette.l
RATION, N. NJ, June 29.-Yesterday AFTER
noon Deputy Sheriff Dolmann attempted TO
arrest gambler named Gus Mentzel. The
latter fired two shots at Dolmann, slightly
wounding him and Charles Fox and Jacob
Harris, who were standing near, shortly
afterward Dolnlann made second attempt
to arrest Mentzel at his gambling house.
Mentzel again opened fire on the deputy, /,
which resulted in the death Of Harry Moul-
ton, Justice of the Peace, Hugh Edeliston,
one OF the proprietors Of the Moulton Hotel,
and s. II, jackson, saloon keeper. All
three were instantly Killed. II. Latiner and
Deputy Sheriff Bergan were seriously
wounded. fsf fttf
Ment2el was then seized by an enraged
body Of citizens, and hanged 10 q sign over
the Raton bank.
LATER-Deputy Sheriff Bergan is dying
and the citizens are wild with excitement.
1t is thought raid will be made upon the
gamblers here tonight. fftlit=
The daily gazette., 1882-06-28
N~~N~~N-
A. O. u. w.

Do not fail to be at the p, w. Il B. depot
on tomorrow morning at $50 sharp. Train
will leave promptly without delay, Tickets
can be procured at the depot of any of the
cOmmittee. Seats secured and coupons
given. All who go will be accommodated
with every convenience. Clean and com
Portable cars. Dinner will be provided at
Ocean Grove and Asbury Park or at Long
Branch. This excursion promises to be one
Of the most enjoyable of the summer.
Tickets for round trip, 50; children, 81. Re
turning, leave Ocean Grove at p. m.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-28
At Lafayette College.

tAssociated Press dispatch to the Ga2ette.l
EAsToN, PA, June 2T.--Alumni day at
Lafayette College was opened this morning
by semi-centennial GRAFTON delivered by
Rev DR.. George Hickman Of Cincinnati.
Subsequently the hall reunions were held.
Hon. Robert Snodgrass Of Harrisburg, class
of 81, delivered an address IN Washington
Hall, and Gen. +. l.. Campbell of Trenton,
class of 81, In Franklin Hall. Class re-
unions were held this afternoon. Athletic
sports were also indulged in.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-28
UIoslnp nnnrations.


Received ~ private wire OF Elliott, johnson
X Co; Stock Commission brokers, Wilmington r.
as,L,, l5Si:, % une q. N. Q. Hud;; 1907 Erie,
355SS; Lake Shore. l.l05s; q. * N.Western' Com
i;3!A; q. K Miss. "a; Paclfic Mail, 42sz: Westin
Union Telegraph S3l4 M. st. Paul Com. i. .iisI:
Ganada southern, 5ll 4; Michigan Central, 8g65,,
Union Paclhc, Ill; Central Pacific, O015,
IeXas Paeihc, 431S; New jersey Central, 7eG:,
Dei. Del Lack X Western, l2T; Del. & Hudson,
my; Wab. 81. l.. Il r., Com, 27Is Wab. St
~ Q. G. x l. g., 81 Ohio Central, l3I5: ii
Kansas \ Texas 321S Manhattan, 81 Den.
yer & hi9 Grande, 541s; Nashville & Chatta-
Hannibal 4 St Zoe Preferred, s4f%; ~!
0Ol.Coal and Iron Company, - I; Penna. 81 Z;
and Reading, 2olS; Lehigh Valley, 6ssss;;
l65s Phlla. and Erie 15I% Northern Centrai
4613; Northern Pacific Com, 40sS Northern
Paeihe, Pref, 7s14; Hestonyille. i616 Hunt
ana bd Top Pret., 20 Miss. Pacific, extended
feverish. 70
The daily gazette., 1882-06-28
REPRINTED FRoM vrs-
PENNSYLVANIA nv,-

Oe'sgates Pouring Into Ha..,.
n nocae Possible Nom,nSourg-GOs,lI
Stand. er--Sehator nv
lAssoeiatcd Press dlsna,,h
HARRISBURG, PA. In me Gazette,
am and poSbag poch IN from all parts sso,rr1,peegals or
Ds,noe.n,. .rslh s brings Numbers i Of ene Stat
neIloerats from various ,s coun,, ol prOminrI
Eass, san. nut Interested in the wo,ls not del
Ventlon. "orS of the col
Ex-senator Wallace had
70 Loon but is expected this oi,o. bo. arrived N
man bogert, it Is stated S,.erhoon Ch,i
ana ex-speaker Randall 10 co, was asking h
get up the platform. w 'olhe and hen,
IL Is all agreed that tho ii,
are not in the field and a,', |.u war leaae
~ I h,a .,.. neither of them is her. :, saca oth
d,date ' 'ne interests ofany partion,a H. s,aVal
II is regarded as being s,,,.
thati while Randall preservaS voaSHlneant hst
on the surface his most trns,s, ,S h,o,nchalsn
saiK OF Hopkins Of being ths tu ~ heutenanI
Randall is supposed to Be in fsro fSsroIgest mi
son. I'll favor Of PM
rNta
The question as to w,
hekley B. Coke is or is not n '''er osr,,s senaI
situation. uncertainty d
4, ~ IN anlslsoh s..,s people admit that win
IN tne Held their canvass il ,as raeI wl'n a
carious. ID rendered d
An As ciated Press corrcsnon,
senator Coke this morning III bO"utnI % aEa
uon whether or not he wonld Nv u'Iec gus
He replied that he had been s.I ~ eandidis
tion SO often and had been nlaa0s @tI Aat qns
q position by the Spectators on ~. u ial
that ne had determined to decl.as sas molss
generally and definitely, but f't,afs ~ hInss
not yet come to do so. '"p 'Ine ha
senator Coke, In reply to 6,,..
tion said that he might write S,aT I,,a queI
his position, or he might no, "%' NV aAlil
any event there would he NJ su mat
Misunderstanding after he h,d nv ", lof
himself. "au SlTH
Inc most reasonable inference m. =
Is that he intends to POSITIVELY d.'n. %@
allow his name to go before tbs oo"aa Iolas
as candidate. ' tun'tnt
hopkins and his lieutenant. -.
placent and confident, and feel sp,a%.. ~
first honors of the coWenrion M, ,n
the ex-Congressman. '''4 VI" g
senator Gordon has put out A sn,u
eular letter giving the resolution. quay ~.
IN Philadelphia in favor of PattisoD,. tSo ~ v
dacy, and the vote showing thp m,,S.a ny
by which Pattison carried pbHsSn, T',n
against the Republican candidate l ~
Oontrollership. The field with HoOtim
II will combine against PattisOn ya"i.. iSi.
the selection of third man Ineyit,Ss
Senator John Hall of Elk Is smoker 4
likely to be an available comnromIa
for the head Of the ticket. UptiI M y,
date for governor shall have hApD NJ
the result Of the ticket wifi rsm,o
contingent, with the exception Il N,
retaryship of internal affairs, for vbIl
contestant with Africa has vet aDnevJ
The daily gazette., 1882-06-28
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Associated Press dispatches TO the Gazette.l
The Maine Democratic State Convention
opened in Lewiston, this morning.
The freight-handlers' strike in Jersey City
remains the same and the strikers are quiet
The Walling- Campbell prize fight will
take place tomorrow /; the parties left Pitts
burg this afternoon.
A portraito of Robert Winthrop, Speaker
of the Thirtieth Congress, was presented to
the House to-day by John j. Long, Il. r.
Hoar and Samuel q. Cobb of Massachusetts.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-28
rnE 1sAILROADs.
A local Tans Table with the --latest
COrreetiena.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR


TRAINS Leave WILMINGTON FOR
PHILADKLPHIA--200s-2a asa--e. .s0-T.O0t-7.26
-sl0t-s. l6-S. .o0t--9. 4et-g. eat.-lO Sol bs O.
b.i7@-6.sof-S1O-sssa-T.24-7.sOa-e.bsspm.-
NEW YoHK : 2OO.---22 22a.-e.s .sO-T .2s-e.s4-
l1.bs a. -l.Ss--5.ITA-e.sss-7.2e pm.
BALrnaokR- -lO6A-l -l.A2.-Ans-s.Oss-sl
ms-l2ol-l.oO--I.O0 .O0-e.oO- .b7-lI-0aH p. m.
.wAsnxeToH-l.A2s- 3. m;
--l.OO--1 s0D-e.bE-n!o4 p. m. w Br
4 BALTIMORE AND InTmaxRDEATu STATIONS
1.OS#-9.17 a. m;-1.O0-o00 p. m.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
Trains running only on Sunday,
tConneet at GreY's Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RAILRoAD-6.O .OOa-9.1O a. m;--1.0b
-3.O0~-o.25t p. IN. No Sunday trains.
I . For New Castle only
For Harrington and intermediate stations.
WILMINGTON NORTHERN RAILRoAD-T.bba a.
m;-2.bb-5.OO-o.3 p. m. On SUNDAY ior
OoatesviAe-s.45 f
| a. .m;--5.9O p. m. Sunday tfainsl0 500. nl--6.OO
| p. m.
TRAINS TwILnIINGTONF FROM
PHILADELPHIA : lasO-l.s2s--A.l 7s-7.Ab-
9.05-l0. .1Ot-11. .49-ll.6e a.m;-l260
-1.O7 --2.3Ot "a. 60-- 4.364.65-- b,l0-66S--o.20
| -e.4s-7.s .b6-9. .6o-1O.43-1Obsp p. m.
New -ls2.-4.47s-s,o2f-s.l2 q. nj
12.5O--1 .07-4. -4.65-o.4ss--lO.6sp D. m. Dt
BALrlMoRE-l.6 .6lH-2ls.-9.4s- q.
m:-12.36-l.5O-5.ll#-6 D. IN.
w 1aurua.or-1 h1E0 "a n Aaa m.-I2 al
ll#-6.3OA-7.24-949A p. IN.
Both daily and Sunday.
4 On Sunday only. II
DELAWARE RAILROADS. .6O-lO. .l5aa. .m;-l2oS
-5O54-e.O5 p. m No Sunday trains.
From New oastle only.
WILMINGTON & NORTHERN RAILRoAD-e.A6-
8.40-ll.40 a. m;-637 p m. On Sunday frOm
COatesVille at 6.4b.
2.lb y. IN. Sunday trains $40 "a. m.;-b.4O p. IN
| TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHA NEW BROAD STRERT DEPOT
l2.3O#-355*-6.30-7.2OH .2OH-SOO-s 35t-l0.1
, -lL06-ll.b0 a. m;-12.23-l.S2t-l.S2-3 3.l0-
4.O2- AL 5.O6- $40 5.66- e.O5t - -o.So-s.Ss'
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BROAD AND WAsHINGToN AvENUR-e.S0-s.O
t -lO.15a n. -31O-l.30-6.l5p p. IN.
NEW CAsTLE-s.sS-lO.OO-ll.4e a. m.-4.AO-
, $40 y. m.
, Daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
AS-rhe black figures denote the Lilnite,
Express trains. q. Vt
The daily gazette., 1882-06-28
Tickets

For the Ancient Order of United Workmen
excursion to Ocean Grove and Asbury Park,
June 30, may be procured of Baynard q
Dawson, j. A. Seal, John w. Diefendorf,
DIR. j. II. Rile, E. H. Cook, William Y
Swiggett, John B. Treibler, Jr., Finley,
Clymer, N. Benson, Jr., DIR. H. Patterson,
L. Jervis. Price for round trip, 81.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-28
Philadelpnia llIarkets.

THIIHdeIphlh MnFkot1s
weak supertne &3OOaS 60; extra. AZ bla
$l.60; Pennsylvania family, S6. 6.o2a5.S7.
Rye flour, $25a450
Wheat, quieter; Del and Penna. red, 81, ,4Oa
l.4l ; do amber 81 4Ial.42
Gorh, hrlner for local use; steamer, 80aSOL ;
yellow, .2l4 mixed, SO; No. 3 mixed 79asO. .
Oats, hrln; fair demand No. / white, SO /;
Rye, dull, so
Provisions, firm good iobbing demand,
Bntter, dull but unchanged creamery
extra, 25a26 do. good to choice, 23a24.
Western, 1Sa22c -
Cheese, quiet but steady,
Petroleum, firm refined, ~,
Whisky, $ll7