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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03

THE NEWS FROM London of the at
tack on the life Of Queen Victoria ia
but another continuation Of the old
but true adage, UNEASY lies the head
that wears crown" What real mo-
tive any person could have in trying to
assassinate the Queen Is hard to see, for
even if she was not a Queen she is one
Of the most inOffensive and best wo.
Lien that ever lived. AS ruler she DOS
sesses little power, and has nothing to
do with making the laws. This, how
ever, seems to have no effect on cranks
who 90 aboat making attempts on r.
lers' lives The more beloved the ru.
Ter the more conspicuous becomes the
mark for the assAssin's bullet. Happi-
ly the evident il SANITY of tle crank
VINO fired the She saves humanity
from the stigma Of having prod ucei au
abnormal monster who would not in his
right mind have assassiDated the
Y leen' There will be no lack Of SYM
pathy among Anertcar"'izens FIR good
Queen Victoria who sh wed 90 mu,h
sympathy aud feeling for Mr.. Gar
field in the dark hours of her aHllnt;or,
and the nations 4rjet All christeudom
will rejoice that the assassin bullet
failed III lis murderor4 purpose
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03

THE NAVAL committee of Congress
starts to day on a short trip to visit
the ship-yards of Wilmington, Chester
and Philadelphia to verify the state
ment made by the owners of the pri-
vate ship-yards that their facilities for
building the new war vessels are far
superior to the government yards The
Committee intends to stop in Whining
ton first and by the time the REPUBLI
can reaches our early afternoon readers
they will be going through the vii.
mington ship.yards.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03
LINENS.

1t is very important that
we should call particular at
tention to our considerable
increased Linen Stock. which
embraces full lines of Pillow
Linens, Butcher S Linens,
Table Linens Napkins and
Doylies, Fine White Da-
mask Table Cloths in ali
sizes with Napkins to match,
We are showing some very
attractive bargains in Hack
and Damask Towels and
half.bleached Table Linens
and Napkins.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03

WHAT Is THE matter with Rowell ?
He seems to have broken down all al
once and purposely allowed nearly all
competitors to pass him. The excite
ment which such a sudden change oc.
casionej, however, increased the gate
money several thousand dollars. Even
if Rowel is permitted to overtake those
who have passed him and beat them at
last, the suspicion of trickery will rob
his victory of all its merits.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03
DHuLADELPhlA,w II4rIr,dTON AMI
L BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
January 30, 1884.

TRAINS WILL LRAvE WILxIsGroH AS FOL
Lows:
For Philadelphia and interim ediats sta
TONS 6:t6, 9.O9 iO:3J a. a.; 2.30, 4, 1917, lQ:00
y. IN.
Philadelphia (express), z 1923, $50, IDS, s..
ID, O. $40, 1l:o3 d. IN, l2.S LA, on, $40, e:3s
=. p. IN.
New York 400, 22a go, i:2S, 0N, ll.6a a..
m, 'l2:Ss, ,5.l7, Gasp. III
Ralumor, and Intermediate Stations, LOS
8 86 Q. m, and 800 y. Ii.
For Baltimore only. Loo a. IN. 8 and p. IN ,
Baltimore and bay Line, S.7 p. N.
Baltimore and Washington, l.&2, s6l,
500, 83s a. IN, l. 0, 400, d.57, ll.0l p. N.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 1854 ~, l-0S, e2sp.m.
Harrington and Intermediate Ststionn, 90.
q. m, LOS, o26 p. m.
Dslmar and intermediate Stations .a5
H., Loo, p. n.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
a.l0 q. m, IL m.a3O, $50, express $3.50 10 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New ork, 200, z 80 a. n,
oil, o.33p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, La, a.bl,
800 .. No.; ll.0i p. m. LOS am,
For further information passengers are ~.
erred TO the trne .ablss posted 1T tho depot.
Trains mayed thus ~ are limited expres
upon which extra fare ia charged.
FRANK THOMSON, J.R. WOOD,
9enl MANAGER. 0on'l Pass, AIT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03

Improvsa sock Cars Needed.
That . gentleman by the nsme Of A.
c. Mather Of Chicago, ILL.,, touched BY
the inhumanity and suffsrings of cattle
In transit in cattle cars should have
turned his attention to the construction
of an improved stock car 10 not to be
wondered 1t. There is nothing in the
world that equals in the magnitude Of
its cruelty the suffering of stock in our
present railroad cars. It Is no unusual
thing to SEQ cars going through our
city loaded with sixteen or seventeen
cows or large steers nearly frightened
to death, hungry and nearly mad for
water. The bawling of calves sounding
like dismal, dying wall, and tho pitt.
full bleatina Of sheep often hll the mid
night air as the train speeds on to its
destination, anon stopping suddenly,
jolting the stock together and often
throwing the stronger over the weaker
Aside from Q humanitarian point of
view the flesh of stock 90 carried Is not
healthy and is untitled for food without
a season of recuperation which eats up
all the profits. Under our present sys-
tenn Of carrying live stock, the laws of
humanity are continually violated and
in the end impure. unhealthy food is
thrust upon the market and the people
in general suffer In consequence.
Mr.. Mather's improved stock cars
do away with the gross inhulnanity |
attending the shipment OF cattle and
afford facilities for shipping them in
As large Numbers as in ordinary cars.
The advantages Of his cars, are, that
hey avoid the necessity of uni oading |
stock to feed and water. Stock cannot
,rample upon and injure each other
)r crowd or be thrown to one end of the |
,ar by sudden stops and jerks. The
lay rack occupies space not needed for
stock and can be raised or 10 wered to
'uit, and when no: used Is raised to the
'oof out of the way. The water troug CHS
ire strong, easily adjusted and cleaned.
Bars are provided which are put be.
ween cattle, and when not used are
Kept in box on top of the car. Extra
lay and water is carried in tight boxe s
IN top of the car and furnished to the
took through the roof of the car. The
oregoing gives some idea of Mr.. Math-
RS improved stock car, but how can
abroad companies be compelled to
.dopt them in place of the death boy
,s now in use? When the people suffi
,iently wake up to the great importance
which this subject demands they can
,oon compel the exercise of q more
practice in the shipment
If stock than is Low In vogue. What
we want is national law resulatingI
he carrying of live freight. We want
4 law limiting the weight of live stock
to be carried to say eighty pounds to the
square foot Of floor room, or equal to
about 10000 pounds to the average
single deck stock car; also requiring
horned cattle to be separated in the
car by suitable partitions and not al.
lowing more than three animals in one
or stall. Then compe-
tirg railroad companies would have no
excuse for allowing their cars to be
overloaded. When men do not reflect
upon tie consequences of their acts,
strict laws to govern these acts are
doing them as well as the public q
great favor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03
MUSLINS and SnRBYINGS

We are prepared as usual
at this the commencement OIL
the sewing season with a
large stock of all the stand
ard and reliable makes Of
Bleached and Unbleached
Cottons, and we propose to
sell them at jobbers' prices.
We are fully prepared to
meet the waits of our GUS
toners in Calicoes, Cam
brics, Chintzes, Furnishing
Cretonnes, Ginghams, Ham
burg Edging and lnsertings
in Swiss Nanisook and Cam
brio, also Irish Point Ham,
burgs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03
ID EdIsTER's ORDER.
NEW OAsTLn CovrrY Feh

Upon the application Of John p :
ministratOr u. B.N U. I. A oSt,
we'll late Of Wilmington SAID c"n ,
Il 10 ordered and directed by III. n.
the adm nistrat r aforesaid yiv. ~"
granting Ofletters OF adminIs,,,,,D,
estate Of deceased, with the da,. V "
thereof, BY causing advert .sn,S..
Cd within forty days nom Tia H..
l-ettors, In six Of the most pubt ~
county u New Castle, re1plriny " N
having demands against the s,,a,,.
tho same or abide by an act Of ~.
such case made and provided anal.
the same % b inserted vi,t,a
period In tho DELAWARE Rryms
Newspaper published in Wilml.rs
b continued therein three week. y
<~, Given under tho hss nv
L.s. Otiioe Of tho Register ~.
~, Wilmington, In New Cr.
Aforesaid, the day and year abou y,
3. o. BltitiS m
NOT1CI.-AllpersOns having I'M,
tho estate Of the deceased nuT ~.
same duly attssted 10 the ,lnI,ss]
or before Fob. IL, A. D., 1855 O. M
Act Of Assembly In such case a.,s
vided. JOHN ? I'M
Administrators, L. BNCI
Address:-Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03
WILMINGTON HAY AND SrRAW
MARKET
HHERIF rs SALE
.HERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue ola writ Of ais. levari facias, to me
directed, will be exposed to public sale, AT
the Gilpin House, occupied BY Jacob X CHI
ardson, In the city and Hundred, OF New
CASTLE, New Castle County, Del, on
MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1882,
at2 o'clock, p. NJ,
the following described real estate. viz. All
that certain tract or parcel OF land lying and
being within the corporation limits Of Della
ware city, In the county OF New Castle and
State Of Delaware: Beginning at stake on
the northeast side OF Fourth street at the in
terseetion Of said Fourth street with the line
Of land Of John Ashurst and running thence
enthusiastically along the northeast side OF
said Fourth street s. per hes to the middle of
the north drain, thence down the middle of
the sad north drain by the several courses
thereof north eas.wardiy to low water mark
on the delaware river thence by the said low
water mark In enthusiastically direction 10
the intersection Of the line Of Tohn Ashurst's
land theace by the heirs Of said Ashurst land
enthusiastically to the place Of beginning,
containing u acres, = FOODS and " perchcs oil
land be the same more or less
Seized and taken III execution as the Irop-
erty OF the Delaware City Land and lm.
provement Company ant IT, 4. aAi to be
sold by PHlLlP II. CLARK, sheriff
SHERIrF's OFFICE. Fec. a. 1852 fl7-f
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03

EX-SENATOR Conkling slipped
through yesterday and was confirmed
by the Senate, 81, two less than ma
jority Of the whole Senate voting for
him and - against him. This is not a
ve-y Atttering vindicatiou of the past
course Of the Senator.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03
nDoIsfER's olp,,.
RnalSrExS ORDEK
NV OATH Oourr. UIn0

=, ~ N IL
ylon Ne application NO. a
niaistratsr Of Oliver p. N, NJ" v. d.
Hd., y aid county, dsos,..sIn aChsl
and direetsd BY The Rsr,|s, y tM
miuietlator Aforesaid sivs w AH 4
Ing Of Letters 81 adr,nir,ssoue IN
estate OF the dscessed s,,a sM
gr.aeins Thereof, BY osualpS S' "a W y
70 bo posted within forty d., .a'sEaa
o. such LISTERS In siI OF 4. non Y
places Of the county Of Nav W. G nx
~ psFsons having demspd,0 .s
tete TO present. the came or ,t xLsS
Of Asesmbly In such esss MAJ .o.os VI
and also cause the sams 10 +. ~. aad ltai
the same period In the nAIIy psx
nswspeper puelishod In Wlln'nIsxs
b continued therein three vsss.
I-.l.1 Given under the ~, ~ n;
L-s. q ofaoe Of tho Rsxi.i,,' y v
.,wilmingtsn, in New w r. S>
Aforesaid, the day and year sho wv: e
Norlm.-All persons hsylnv ~, Et
the estate Of tho deceased mas .al
sAms duly attostsd 10 tho aImI,Yss
or beSore February rs, lsss q, ,.hIt,. ..a
Assembly In such case made sU% ANY,
n,t dEORlER
Addrssss: W,,m,n,,.. Ada!sG.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03

MASON ) trial is concluded and it ID
sid that the court martial will recon-
mend Il years dismissal from the army
If this is all Mason will be a lucky in
dividual, for he is as much guilty of al
attempt to murder by shooting at Gui
tea as it he had shot at President Gar.
tie.d himself.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03
ID EtIISTEK'S ORDER.
RRGIsTsR; WI
kRw CASTLE Co, DEL, tt &!

kHGlslRk Jr /
EEw CASTLE Co, DEL, tt
Upon tho application Of Dsis
administrator Of Richard shu -
mingtOn Hundred, in said cur
1t Ia ordered ard directed by 'Hnl
the administrator afOresaiI q
granting Of letters Of adm i1.;rf!
estate OF the deceased, VIZ
granting thereo', by causIn! ghF'
TO be posted within forty darF
OF such letters In siI of the M
Of the county Of New Castle, reIA
sons having d6maI ds asainst u
present the same. or shrde by
semrly in such cases made AL Z
ais cause tn" same to be In'e'a
same period In tbs Delaware Ha
news ap published 10 "lIl-.
be continued therein three Veei
Is Given under the tii.
OF once OF the Rel't
at Wilmington, in New Caste IA
said, / e day and year aoyv7'~ 4,
so. BlGh
NOTICE. All persons hayiHsh
the estate Of the deceased nus
same, duly attested to the ill;i
or before 27th day Of Februlf! =
abide the Act Of Assembly 70 .,s
and provided. DRHANENh
A.E1
Address Wilmington, le'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03
D E2ISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE
NDw UAsTLD County F.A


Upon the application Of l.sx 7
administrator VI Harret Fay l.n si|
ton hundred, In said county h
II Ia ordered and directed BY Il.
that the Administrator Aforesaid n,
Of granting Of letters Of adm.a.sna|
the estate Of the deceased, with u
granting thereof, by causing siw1
10 b ported within forty day,tu
Of such Letters In six Of the most I'd
COS ofthe county OF New Caste nd
persons having demands agaIaG a,1
present the same. or abide by u Is
sombly In such case made and ynHa
also cause the same 10 be inse-si d
same period In the DKLAvASg kHl
q newspaper published In WInIL1i
10 continued therein three weei,, n
Given under the aaat ID
}L.s.{ Once Of the Regis,e, IL
49, Wilmington, In New Iva
Aforesaid, the day and year ltoHr
s. 9. BlJ,is Lad
koT1CK.-All persons hayilg.lt
the estate OF the deceased mus n
same duly attesfed TO the ain.in
or before Fob. IS. 1883, or aD.is y
Assembly In such case male soi 4
ISAAC m
ret A.a1I
Address :-Wilmington. De! Gil
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03

A STATES RIGHTS Ohio nan, 2 rope.
maker by trade, insists on his right TO
make the rop" tIaf viii hang Guireau,
He proposes That it te male Of silk
twisted in the patriotic tr.-color.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03
LOCAL TIME TABLE
OORHETYD MARCH 3. 1854

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
Philsdslph ia, 900, 2Z3, $50, o:b6, .2o tsl5 s.0c
y 4%s, 1920 n:E 0. m; lflt, sI1,3S,
l:aa, Eso. A:eo, bl7, o:lo, c:3s, S6t. 1000 p
New York, 2:OO,2;3, oSO: t,bt, 72s, go, lin
= N. sl2:3s, LIS, b.l7, o:Ss p. IN.
Baltimore. LOS, s:3sa IN, and 300 p. IN.
baltimore and Washington, 1851, l:i2, 4.bl
800, s3s q. m; !, LOG, oo7, ll:4o p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line, s:bI p. IN.
baltimore and Intermediate Stations, 900 D
IN.
Now castle, 900, 9:85 a. n; l:0b o:2b o.. m.
Harrington and Intermediate Stationr, 9:3l
o. m: Loo; go y. In. No Sunday trsins.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, ssb q m;
Loo p. IN.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, 7:lcs.
m; 800, 500 p. IN.
delaware Western Railroad, 7l6, 1880 Q. m.
OBS y. m. Sundays 1890 n. N. 600 .. N
SUNDAY TRAINS YoR
Philadelphia, 200, 2:2a, $40 a. IN. 1890 b:l7
b:3O, u:3s 1880, 9:6b, 1000 p. m.
PHILADELPHIA and New York, 200, 2:2a a, m.
tl7, o:SS p. IN.
baltimore and WASN'T ngton, loo, lll G5l
ARRltE AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia, l4Z 4:oi7:lb, 800 s2s, 9:3oX. IL
1900 H.; l2:l6 1870, 'I:O8, 400, 4:sb,
900, b:40, o.oo $40, dt7, 800, vic, Ii %, u
p m. sundays. l42, 4.tl, 500, ~, ~,
y. m: 2ao, 1885, ll.00, 1850 .. IN.
From New York, l.+s. is5l, 500 a. IN, Loo, Loo
~ o:5a, ll:V% J.. N. On Sundays, l-42,
Eol, sOOs .. m, ll:H, pm
from Baltimore, 200, 2:29, 8:46, 1853, 1898 a
m, 1853, Bill, 6:os,95 On Sundays, 900,
LIB, a. m, OF, 63s, y: 8.
From WASN'T 4gton, 200, 2:23, 1888 a. m, 1898
lo3, DIT, t:3S, $3.50 y. III. ON Sundays,
200 &I3, a. H., Gl7, efjS, 9:55 p. IN.
Now Oastiee, $40, 9:a6 a. M; lxO7, $40, 90,
y. IN. No Sunday trains.
Delaware Railroad, s:4s a. ~; 1901, 0.es Z
IN. No Sunday trains.
wilmington and Northern Railroad, 9 40
.. m; ll:ab, o:b6 p. In. Sunday tr aims, g..
delaware Western Railroad, 500 q. H.; I'll
y. m. sundays, $40 a. IN. $40 p. m
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
fhl 'adelph,a 18th and Market streets, 1920.
600 500, 7l6, 1875, s:2l 1920, ll:C0 II so,
q. m, h2S, 1880 3:lb. 4:V2, i30, sos, b:l6.
BOO e:36, 8: 0, 1000, 0lb, ll3O, p. 10. On
ndlys 1870, $3.50, 7:l5, $3.50, a. M, los,
figures marked thus ~ denote tho limito,
oALfosh Llains,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Special train viii lolvs tiriys' FAIR, for
Iloau ahI washington avenue "tat'OA on ar.
,Nai oi loiiI"lnT tran leaving Wilmington
1t Do, 800, 800, y:+s a. IN. and 20 l..
Leave Brohi ana WathlngtOD avenue for
Ni!rins ton al g'23 10 "a, .O:.5am I'D
" a:lvD IN. ~ '''''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03


The st Joseph's Salve Manufacturing Co.
Of No, s37 Broadway, New York, wrote a let
ter to the REPUBLICAN as follows:
Nsw YORK, Nov 10, 1881.
Pub. REPu BLICAN, Wilmington, Del, Gen.
tIemen - Inclosed find contract which please
sign, date and return. We herew it'll mail
YOU a cut which please insert at once, add
Taylor and Fullerton, 3O2 Ing street, agents
aud greatly oblgs,
Respectfully Yours,
ST. JosEPH's SALvB M'Y'G CO.,
Fer j. &. K. Mgr.
In the Letter they sent contract. written
on one Of their printed note headings as fol.
I,ws:
NEW YORK Nov Il. 1881.
Wc hereby agree to pay the publishers Of
me REPUBLrCAN the sum Of ----- for a three
inch advertisement, c. o. d., Monday, Wed
lay and Saturday, next 10 reading mat.
yG,, ryr tho term Of one year; payable quarter
ly;cppic5 Of, he paper to be sent to the ad
dress regularly.
Sitnei same as above letter.
:" have been Inserting this adverts 3ment
up /, LIST Wednesday, when we received n
postal from the nrn stating that contraci.
made BY Mr.. Konaey were not good and
would not be paid, W. Immediately lifted
the firms card from our columns and proceed.
ell TO cOil'ct what We could Of our f Vt quar-
tors payment, which l. now due as.
The firm never notified Us bcfote we sent n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03
v. N. KBYNiRD 4 CO.
:62l MARKET ST.

We have just opened a
line Of Colored Silks III in.
wide at S1.25 per yd. This
is as low as these goods are
sold in any market. We
have always in stock every
number Of Guinet Black
Silks from 81 to $3.50. We
believe these to be the best
silks sold, and as long as we
do we shall so recommend
them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
CRAZE.

Choice Roller Patent Flour. ..... ss2;68s5O
" Family Flour. 7.5cdlsO0
Extra Ground Flour ..... e7tty7.60
Roller Ground Superhno Flour. as
Choice Amber Wheat. l2S
Yellow Corn per bushel. ........... eS
White Corn Meal bolted, 100 rs. 1853
Yellow Corn Meal, bolted, 100 Ms. lls
Inhibited Corn Meal, per 100 hbs. l43
Corn Shorts and Cuttings, per ton 1900
Best Middlings, per ton. .......... $500
Fest Sh ip STUD, per ton........... 24OO
Bran, per ton INSTRUMENTATION. 300
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03
MAYUH,
FRANCIS VINCENT,

respectfully offer myself as candidate for
Mayor by tho Republican party Of the city Of
Wilmington l also pledge myself TO give my
may be. lGn.25
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-03

TIf AIN.
Address :-Wilmington. le. Gl
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-10
HOW TO UTILIZE COTTON SEED.
Col. yyall,. New Process.

Col. William Wall, well known citizen and
business man Of this city has for some years been
engaged in perfecting an idea which will result
In revolution In many OF the methods en-
ployed in preparation Of cotton for the market
His invention relates to the preparation Of cot
ton seed for planting, also fitting it for more adj
vantageous use by the oil mills. One of the re-
suits of the process to which the seed is sub
jected under his patent is to make it mer-
charitable commodity like wheat. By his process
the seed is Invested Of all the lint and fuzz that
adheres to 1t after passing through the gin and
it becomes as clean as grain Of corn. In doing
this the terminating power OF the seed Is not
DESTROYED, but is said to be quickened the seed
thus prepared coming up quicker and growing
of better than those planted with lint upon
them. After the seed, has been cleaned, the
planter can readily separate the defective seed,
leaving only the sound ones for planting.
The seed thus cleansed can be purchased
tor feeding and manufacturing purposes
the hull is necessarily taken off In order to get
rid Of the lint remaining on the seed and It Is
thus entirely lost. But under Mr.. Wallis pro-
cess the hull Ia ground along with the kernel,
cake. which is valuable both as food and as
fertilizer. The seed uncleaned has really no es-
tablished market value, but when cleaned can be
shipped even to Europe with advantage. The
process involves the use Of some acids, and one
OF the results Of the operation is commonly
known as ''the Commercial Chamber" which is
very valuable and much used in the manufac-
ture Of some commercial fertilizers The pro-
cess Is In use, under the direction OF Col Wall,
at Newbern, North Carolina, and also at Colds
boro, and q mill has been put up at Hartford
and other points In the same state and practical
test has given great satisfaction.
The manufacture of cotton seed oil in the
south last year amounted to 125, 600 barrels,
most Of which was exported to Italy, where it
was refined and returned to America marked
olive oil. Its fine delicate qualities make it q
most desirable acquisition for numerous
domestic pur poses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-10

ESSSkfz!EHAh! AS hSgSE
STEEL HA Egrnd MH.ssHssEE5 81 fsss
os sTz 1np ssGn CORNER
For PttsbuEg and the West Chicaeo Limited Express
ns $50 sasD dsy c'1 witt
Cars from Harrisburg to CincnnaH. western EI.
r. d G fo1 Fts R
R snG ffs Sfss; AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
daily except SUNDAY, with Palace Car from harris
burr go 2; M daily except Saturday. with Pal
For Willamsport. Lock Haven. and Elmira Ct $50 O.
For Ne. dHs,S an. sais sBs Eas geo
s sns iS SsS and On Sunday 80 ESQ
For BrooElyn .l thrSueh trains connect At jar
direct transfer 70 Fulton Ve street avoiding double
For ssT . a1l. $780, 400
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For Pores GTsef Line s:4o am. and 4:4o pm. daily.
For AnasPoSs $40 and 4;4o Pm. daily. e1oep.
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For 81 80 2, 90 and 2s
For Eis ;@9 saS ne South. $50 s9S IS
S:as i pm %d Boo midlisSs 81 sunday 'n e
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e 18th street and avenue and g e 81.
ssss . dssssson on hotels 20 ana 0'
FRANK THOMSON. General MANAGER.