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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-17
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o,,,.do Is said to have more "form-
.t% Kansas men" than any other
hid. .r.ho ,o,.;o., r,..,..,
=, Xsr York believe the recei pts will
~ " s,l5 lsh'. AMI that there will be q
sa "a.,lle margin for profit over all ex-
yn-.~. -,
,.Se Dps Mnine~ River, which il 900
-" ~; length. WAS put in use May 4th.
:. r. track il ,nl feet above low water
IrS.
,.,,.,lJ. B. Steetlman has been elec-
.Irni.; o: Police of Toledo, Ohio. His
'nuand comprises sixty-four men,
n.iIrred to bt an ample force for u
~ Of about 10. .MD population.
The proposed new commercial treaty
ia M the United States IL receiving more
."rntion inst now in France, where it
;4.liry> i that this country Is inclined
wdrop the policy OF high tariffs.
E,ns.s claims q former citizen in
p..I.nt Arthur. lie went to Leav-
...yorth in 1857 intending to locate,
lmsht some town lots and lived in
r,us,, about Il month. Then he re-
-,rn,l to the more settled life Of New
York.
The proprietor Of the side whiskers
n the White House SAYS little," re-
.urks the Do;,y .A,kumsus Gazette,
lint every turn Of the appointment
rnk places aEother Stalwrrt in posi-
.an. and sends u Half-Breed to the
Mr.'
Onon NJ. Camp. when a lad Of four
yars was stolen from his mother in
KsuIaca county, Wis.,. by a band Of
Pslawatolnies. An elder brother re-
rt,ly foun.! him with the Indians ut
Rgston, Wis, and identified him at
,s an absence Of eighteen years.
A Washington correspondent AYERS
laat no city in the country invests 80
uueh money e,.cl, month in lottery
'tkely in proportion to its population as
Avaation 3 capital, and says that it is
,as opinion Of y Z ntlenlan who has
made thi, subject one Of careful study.
laa the sum Of $50, ,OOO month Is paid
T.s lotrery ccnl,aniea.
The arrival Of $40 additional Italians
l''a>tle Garden Oh the 4th, served to
how that they are being imported by
leusands by Giuseppe Brata!i, who
stps labor bureau in Baxter stree,
,nd who has grown rich by bringing
ne. his countrymen. He receives s.
month for year for their passage, and
"ints cu: their places Of work.
Late reports from Louisiana indicate
aAl the cane which was covered by the
D"ds Is not 50 much injured as there
va' rtason to fear that it would he.
This Is accounted for by the low tenn
*ral.re ut the time Of the floods, which
Aarded the growth Of the young cane
A'ead Of r"t,ing and killing it. In the
N:i'ns which escaped inundation the
Ii~l*c!s i"r Il large crop Of sugar are
ayorable.
One hundred and forty-one citizens Of
,s.''the:n Mextco and the Territory Of
wv Nexicn were nlassacred by Indians
s'hin a period Of two weeks. and $751;
y sorth OF property stolen or destroy
~ 1t Is believed that by the recent
|@mpt and vigorous action Of the
,h'ltd States and Mexico military atI-
's''t'es the outrages Of the hostile saw
y Sss have becn suppressed, at least for
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-17

Mr.. John +. slater, who has provided
80 literally for the education of colored
ch: ldren In the South, Is held up by the
New Orleans Pic0y"ne rs an example
for other milliOnalres to follow.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-17
Horace oreXy's Shoes.

About the year 1870, Arthur Barrett
was President Of the Fair Association,
Mr.. Greeley accepted an invitation to
deliver the annual address in the amphi-
theate at the fair grounds. Colonel
Todd was chairman Of the reception
committee, and after the close Of the ad-
dress escorted the speaker to bis room 1T
the Southern Hotel, where he bade him
goodbye, - Mr.. Greeley was to leave
the city early on the following ,norninl I.
Before leaving him, however, Colonel
Todd sxid:
"Well, Mi. Greeley, trust that dur
ing your stay here everything has been
done for your comfort and that every.
thing has been satisfactory to vou."
YES" replied Mr.. Greeley slowly
and with considerable hesitancy; every
thing has been as pleasant as could
have desired, except"-here the old gen.
leman looked sadly down at his feet,
and after brief pause resumed tex
cept that some one stole my shoes last
night"
''StOle your shoes!" echoed Colonel
Todd in astOnishment, also surveying
Mr.. Greeley's feet.
"Yes," replied Mr.. Greeley with
sigh and moving his feet intentionally.
"Ies, lett them Outside my door last
night and some one walked off with
them. But new pair was left in place
of the old ones, and that's what troubles
me. The old ones were easy and COM
Portable, hut the new ones hurt my feet"
Zone might be pardoned." asid Col.
Todd, ''fOr wanting to step into your
shoes. Perhaps some one wanted then.
~ souvenirs."
Til, WAS intended for n compliment.
but Mr.. Greeley was too much interested
in his feet to notice it. He only said,
perhaps 80, but I would very much
prefer my old ones to til se, and wish
they had taken something else us
sOuvenir.'
The next morning the old gentleman
iimped down stairs and took carriage
for the depot, carrying away with him
probably very unfavOrable impression
of the souvenir hunters Of st. Louis.
Several weeks elapsed before the :lys-
terry of the stolen shoes was solved. 1t
was then ascertaine that 4 c.lOretl man
named Wilkinson, who was one Of the
larbers at the Southern, had really
taken Mr.. Greeley shoes as nlementoes
Of the man who had worked so actively
and earnestly for the freedom Of the ne
groes. III speaking of the matter to Col.
Todd, Wilkinson said that he was walk
ing along the hall near Mr.. Greeley'*
room, and seeing the shoes standing out
side the door, the idea struck him that
they would lie just the things to give to
the children to remind them Of him who
had done 80 much for the cOl0red man.
He therefore took them, hurried out of
the hotel and went to u shoe store, where
he purc!,aseda a paid of much better shoes
Of the 20 nle size as the old ones, and re-
turning to the hotel put the former
where the latter had stood. He thought
that u tair exchange was no robbery,
and felt that he was giving much more
in actual value than he was receiving.
Wilkinson is dead, but the shoes are
probably now in st. Louis. 1t is under
stood that several relic-hunters are
looking for them.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-17

The highest pr &c ever paid for .
..,... of lsnd in New York, IL suppo9ed
I" hsvs been the $l6S, 900 which =: u.
SS,over 81 has Just paid for . lot SOxl0,
~ith building thereon, at the southwest
s,.ner ~ Wall and Broad streets.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-17
strangeIs

r.,a.. Hilton's failure ~ ose;t s'.";ert
dry soodtSh thot oi:' he couldn't get Jews 70 II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-28
TWO SEGROt.s HANG
One OF them Asks tor Preacher
aud u BDt.lrOf WhtshrS.

MANSFIELD, I.h., JhMIuN - i +
ward Bolton, "a negro, WAS hanged here
to-day for stabbug AVID almost boating
to death Albert Smith, also cpl"f"H,
while committing robbery. Al m
u'clock the drop tel III III" prts"n'r "i
Of large crowd. Bel on protested Ir
Hgion and said he h"l ed Il, mrr@ hi.
friends in giory.' II passed aT"S''rs'
Right. After be hid ,a"n breakfast IL
asked for preacher AID 4 H'''I" uy
whisky. H. k"ut up II, spin. ant
walked brayciy to >c"i".d, " he"
tire drop lr.I he struggled N,lJ I0.r
TIE Ia. was siA feet.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. p In NE IL,
yard AT Tins place Do-',l AuLas' Dan.
ro.urrd, was rXrCu'rd for a,-lu. 3d..
Mrs. klil ,ne1h Dictri. n" drop to.
shortly after noon. the ponaar va
tur od-laehlDnrd trap, with runr ard
trigger The condemned cu' l'l" Ia.
nj ut and was attended hy Sisters oi
! Charity and Father Duh EmbTr"'d
Service WAS held III IL" ell ~ DayI'
}tnis morning. III" priest AZ Um!'u led
! | i'm to IL" sCatiuld. Davis Ir y"d 4
great dra. last night and tAj' morning
| The measure for HI, Artvr-clu. u'~ al,
black cap vas taken yesterday. lie as
! rend-d The ecatt !d manly and wh"l
the drop fell only "a irN c"u'UrtIous Of
the limbs We're noticeable. ia" tan
was over J It. Davis leaves a wife IA,
children and Il mother u"Ir.y \ han
lrcd years old:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-28

see,etary ., clinzhuTsen hs, recently re-.
osl, a . cipher ts,esfim froH Mr., 1rescot,
our special Envoy to Ohili and Peru, stating
that the ,hilian Government viii accept the
WOOL once, u the i'nltti statss ana faoiil.
tate conferences between tho United states
special Envoy aud the f'cvitionai d"'era
nsnt VI Peru with the exception OF schor
',licron. =" chm dsms ~ terms ef pence
tue II psolute cc,sion OF the Tarapaca difficl
aud al adem ,lty Of s2o, 10000, payable IN
ten years, during all u when une ne tos'.
tive ~ cupatIon OF africa BY chm Is required
and ~ .uld the insmnity Re unpaid Af'cs u
altu to be crded 10 'hlli, sni b.-ides ms
Uhnt "a to appropriate the gusno trf"'sIs Of
the Lob, GLANDS. In sNert u FERN refusing
the conditions named the thilian Govern
nstt wud irolue any further prolier OF the
-rlendly interference of The United States
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-28
NEATHR.


SALFNER. Howard l. ron of Charles f.
and hlIa j. Salfncr, after a short illness Of
neumOnia, ged II IN nths and u Gays
Relatives and friends of re family are in
vi ed TO at end the funera from the residence
Of his parents, No. 3 Wet Tenth street, to-
N RI the 10Th inst at O'clock, y III. 7,
proceed 10 the Wilmington and Brand wine
Genet ~.
NrBRlDF ON the 9th inst. Bella, wife Q
George MORrde aged - years.
Relatives and ficnls are respectfully in
vIted to attend her iuneraI from the resi-
i nee q her Ia en- :. No. l7l3 West Seventh
: rect, on Iu sdHy af crnOUn ~ two O'Clock
Sorv'"cs At the house lItermcmt at hive
view Gene cry.
slAf--ln 'hritiana Hundred. on the ~
inst. oliver +. LiH, in the IN YEAR Of hti
| aye.
H"Iatye' and friends are respect 'uIly inyj
| ted f0Attr nj his funeral from his late resi-
| '"nrt on tuesday next At Il o clock U
| Interim eht at Mt. salem cemetery.
| EU| FREY - n the 18th inst. Anhea
| wifi of Joseph Godfrey. age' 81 years.
Relatives and f.Iehdg arc -pecttult IN
, Vi 81 T. tttend her funeral from the re-.
| d2Ice Of her husband, S22 walnut street, 81
- lndnH "il" On. n 3 u'clOrk. Iutcrnen
AT "IIminXton and Rrandywinc cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-28

Cumm"ucing on Monday next the
3oth instant, the Wilmington y Norrh.
crn Railroad Company viii put on all
additional train which Will arrive at
Wilmington at Il 10 q. M, to connect
with the =. w. ~ Is. EaIIroad. A. the
same time they will put on new tram
to run from DUPONT and intermediate
stations to Wilmington New tich"'.
for workiugmen wiIl b" issued at II
cents for seven tickets good tor that
train only This will be agrrat accom-.
mcGation TO people along the lire OF IA.
road who wish to reach Wilmington a,
~ carry hour and the tram from Du
i'out's offers increased facilities iu,
worh!ngmrn who come 10 Wilmington
10 work III the shops.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-28
FOURTH EDITION
THE FO0T 0ATS.
A Brilliant SEASON Of Drama
Music PsstOmi me a0A Comedy
PrOm1se.

Promise.
Next week promises TO be "A brilliant
season At the Opera House, ana All
amusement seekers will fud something
TO suit their tastes.
ON Monday evening the story ci
Haze Kirk" So truthfully told mat
it goes home 10 every heart VIII he
faithfully portrayed by the justly ceio'
bratui Madison square Theatre Com
pany. The New York Times says
"Meu and women, ave, aud young
people too, are til" better Tor an evening
with Hazel Kirk, and when they go
home, tho memory OF the love, sori"" !,
|disobediencc, fidelity and over.strained
principle 40 skilIhlly wovea In the tex,
ture OF the story, clingsto item ans
gives them food ior reflection 'ha' cai''
not be- other than franght with good re-
suits"
Tuesday evening the Eifte! Queen OF
songs Miss Cara Louie kella -, VIII
give her farewell concert III TINS cl'S'
and there is no doubt but that every
| seat in the house will \" III "d. Miss
kellogg is too well known here :" NJ u
recommendation. She will ht assisted
lhy the o.G f,y,ri!cS and It l. n"' pr"n
| bio that IN opportunity '"IDoN >''h
A musical treat viii h. presented l."
our citizens again thi. season.
| The sale Of reserved sea- chmn"nGr"
til. morning u; I'll 4 g. :, aud
from the pres. IT appearHh"r, 'htrr l.
Ino r.Qult but wha, they VII all be
! taken.
| ON Wednesday rrpuiug Eph,us"J :
pau,ouilnc rrouLr vii appear. Il
comes well endorsed hy the press "'
timer cities and All eastern Exchange
say:
'Nol. Hnbioson'r lInmy'y l'umptv
AT the nptra House Last ngil. was "A
spirfdl pc tuImIro", "hI'H was en-
iuy-d by one vi the largest audiences
,hat ha, gathered Lhrrr ~ a long 'ln'
1t wa, uualluyud tulI ir'm beginning T."
end " There will hot ~ any matinee
performance,
| Ga n-nt Friday tvr-ug ia" d'S'>h.
Igui,l,rd couIrd,am Vi. j.. chr l-~Iu ptr
sent his novel lirpirturr, 'Han ! ct r.
sen This gentleman rontNlo our ca
| ty laden with the pIdlS'N al" 'u''ihI
| huns # the .utire pies. Of VI" country
land a. hc has been rr,N'v'd hF lazy"
land enthusiastic audiences, II i qnN"
easy to see why "SAmH ~: l'uSen, Las
! proved such d great suc'"'N. IN" nero
! samuel p!4Stlirkisa Commercial, travel.
Ter aud Il jew. he is Hhr,wd, pushing
and energ, tic, hut lie j, not the villain
| - II
he stage ~ the Tyre ofl!rhrrw rhara"
ter.
The play has had an immense run IN
NV York, and is no" Just about
closing highly successful 'ne1g"mrnl
at the Arch stree. Theatre, IN fhiIad"l.
pbia.
HIPS Company is announced for
Wednesday evening, Feb. 9Th, when they
Will produce the side op.iJunE com-dy
| entitled IAN the Rage,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-28
SHOE STOpE ROB BED.
r. walkers ShOe store Entered
By Thieves and slot Of shoes

By Thieves end slot Of shoes
stolen.
Sometime last night or early this
morning, thieves entered the shoe store
of John T. Walker, No. Is East Third
street. They gained an entrance through
the cellar door, by forcing the staple
off. At the foot of the steps, several
boxes, containing ladies shoes, were
there, in reach of the robbers, and they
helped themselves literally. A num-
Der of shoes were also hanging on the
joists, all Of which were taken except
two pair. Mr.. Walker could not esti-
mate his loss, but thought they took
several dozen pairs.
The thieves we're evidently frightened
away for number of shoes were lying
on the cellar floor and on the steps.
1t was no doubt their intention to
make clean sweep of all the shoes
they coald get their hands on, but luck.
lily for Mr. Walker they were brighten
ed off before they succeeded in making
larger haul. The cellar is filed with
shoes, and if they had carried them all
off Mr.. Walkers loss would have been
heavy.
1t is evident that a gang of Of petty
thieves and perhaps professional! ones,
exist in this city ana the police should
endeaycr to ferret chem out and break
up the gang.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-28
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
sHRyiCEs To MORROW,

A I M
nh and oh, Rev. Henry ". Davis, pastor,
Preaching at 10 30 T. IN, 8 and -. III.
AssuRy CRUNCH, corner Third and walnut
treets Rev. Charles Hiil, pastor Preaching
To- morrow at TO- 30 a. m, and 40 y IN
BrAndywlne NJ u. Unurcu. Rev Mr.. shll'
ling. pastor. Services at 10 " \. IN. and ."
y. IN.
bethany Bap,is. Church, corner PIN and
JncksoD streets. Rev. b. l. Mcks,yer pas.
tor Scryir tomorrow at 10. ~ a. IN aud ! 20
% IN. Baptism after the evening 'er'lco.
CENTRAL PREsByTEmAs CHuRoH, King
street near Eighth, Kew. j, II. Nixon, u. H.,
u or Services 10 81 a, Ia and " T. IN,
by Rev Waiter Books, u TrentDa N j
Cordial welcome nj all times and beats Tree
at the evening rylce.
CHrRcH oF rHs UovgsAsT Second street
near " sninguDn, Preaching at TO-. . IN.
and ~ T. IN Prayer mceIlug a. 90 y IA.
Service, will bs cOndu ted ny ReN. Nm. L.
white
Calvary Church. corner Thrt shd Wash.
ing % street. Rev. Il ". baB"is. ID rec
tor Tue h \. 6cU, 4 b,ilncr viii pfodcn
In tnt rhurch To morrow morning and even
Ing.
CITY Ml,-IuS. Second -treet, near wash
inyinn SUNDAY muruIng -rHlCe--Prayer
meet NJ ataa N sunday school al J.. ~ ,
experience lHeGt,Lg At T. ~ pea hihs al
: " p III lhuis prayer meeting, IhuftdhN ,
= ~ y. m; prayer meeting Friday evening,
- l. N
Delaware Avenue baptist Church, corner
delaware Ayenar ana West streets. Ne, |
NJ. HaIdcmaa, pastor Preaching at !. So
IN. and - T.. III Revival srrylces aud
baptism IN = evening Mpruins II,r
trIhuti. 4 Reward rinUng Saved repp''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-28
Large POrker

The MessrS. Worrei Bros, butchers,
kennett square, Pa, who have stall
in the SecvDd street Market house, this
city, have purchased two or three large
hogs for exhibition At their stalls on the
22d o February, the dav for the annual
exhibition Of STOW beef. one of these
h"gs weighs 1i3 pounds. With two or
three hogs Of this weight this firm will
make handsoILe display.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-28

The regular business Epeiug IF lh-
Woman : Christian Trop,luucc Union
will Iva held III, afternoon Al o'"0u. X
at 1902 King stree, e. Sea . tuI ~
tendance is Itqu",,sd. INr linton viii
commenC, on h"n.iay rv~oiug 10 mole
their regular nonfi y NEE iu.s a tue
City Mission Sc U.I ant y q u,u.ruu
streets, and il will b. u,ui cr.ry .IDu.
day night hcreH.er. ~. i aan..r-
son will address th2 Il e:n.4 pAt 1is..
day evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-28

Yesterday afternoon III" young adde's
branch Of he W. {. I. l., held their
regular meeting, which was well at
tended and grral deal of Interest
manifested In the proceedings. The
members are d-t.rInIt rd Ia 20 ahead III
their crusade against In'rmPeran 90,
AMI trust the day is not Tar distant
whru tie sale of intoxicating liquor
MAY be- abolished altogr her The Band
Of nupr which was formed some lime
since III ia" eastern part OF Ia" cry,
va, r,po.trd ~ having seventy hNe
InrIubrrn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-28

The engine thai runs the machine in
the construction and machine shops Of
TIE Edge Moor Iron Company blew out
its cylinder head yesterday. Forum
atelv 10 one was injured, but the acci-
dent will cause that part Of the works
tn shut down for day Or 80, until the
engine can he rerairci.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-28

On Wednesday last. Mrs. Ellen Nc
Wiley, an estilnable lady, residing o.
Logan street, received IA severe fall OF
the Ice, which injured her severely 81
the skuII. She was conveyed to III,
house and Drs. Ebberts aud Smith sun
moncd, who rendered the necessary
medical assistance, and this morniu.
the lady is doing we'll, under their treat
ment,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-28
MONTH"; mreIlN.

The monthly meeting Of III" HON,
Loan Association was he'd last even.
ing, FOrty-srven shares Il ~tuck.u' The
last series were taken. $500 was sold
at per cent premium. The prosper.
ons condition If this ASSOCIATIONS, OWNING
no real estate and having made nc
LOSSES, makes it popular on for men
Selves
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-28
A Efal,Ssspnr Book.

Yesterday Mayor Almond received
a haud-one gilt oig'd Volume troui
Mavor Hayward 81 Ptov.drrc' , Rhode
isiA.d. II contains, an i.lUNfr t, II.
and le-2riTtiOu Of The new City Han
lately erected at that place, and also
an account Of the dlLicatory ctremo-
uit,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-28
Extension o. Time

\ 'Stcrtay morning ~ the u,'ui
) a.r1 District Cour', ny u IT." arp,l ..
tion Of john 9. Pn'ter on, f. Il Tia, tIue
was extended ia The case Of |; : COOK
x Go. against tn" soho ,rer Good iut"ht,
Tor the return of the writ OF attachments
until the 18th of March
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-28
sale of Real fs(6,e

ON last "Wednesday the pot OF ground
on the South side, known as Eden
Park, containing eleven and one halt
acres, Wa sold IL ttr Lob tell Car
Wheel Company for ilj,OOO Ihrp"op
erty belonged 10 II, G. ItOhih. on, and
the sale wa, eff coed by II. " Child the
rra! estate agrnt,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-28

DO not fail to vi-lt ourt'. RI? &''.s
fine gallery at 3)2 IHr'.r' $''.., re ~.
ly retitted. they I.v" ~ a. ." .u,l.
err Improvements Al. can tt.,ar., ID
ren's photographs in Unasrr0l 4. imo'r
prices are very low An4 rh,y ~DrE
warranted first class.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-28
Position cd.

The lau:ch the ferry boat bull by u e
Harlan Il Holin2Sworth company for the
Nassau company OF New York, has been post.
poN"d on account OF the weather 1t was III
have taken place ~ high water today and
now, Tue day mOrGtlg, lOu'cIo'k, Is naLrl as
INm liun-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-28
D. kKl ~

DOWN--W l,kELN Az On tho goth inst :,
at l2i5 South rOurtn ~" I. Pnladelphi
Mr. Fred rick A. lopns to Miss Lucy
Wnkclman, both Of Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-28
1SHiLADFLPElA,W WILMINGTON AN
T BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

ISHiLADFLPElA, WILMINGTON AMI
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
January q. 1882
Trains will leave Wilmington f0l,ows:
For Philadelphia and Inter mediate Sta.
tons, 100, $40, 30 1890, a. H., Z30, 100, 100,
TO- p. IN.
Philadelpbis tE1press) $50, 800, g.4s
Philadelphia and New YORK ECO, 223, $50,
$40, II. SO a. m, 1929, 1853, SIT, Gasp. u.
baltimore and Intermediate Stations, 1871
8.83 o m, and s % p. In.
Perryville and intermediate stations 6.0'
.. m.
Baltimore and bay Line, o.bT p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.H,. l.42 4. 81
so , s.3s g. H., leo, r.t9, 6,67, ll.c4 In.
Trains for delaware DIVISION leave for:
New Castle, saba. m, LOS, e.2by. VI
Harrington and intermediate Stations, Y.3t
.. n, i06, r.lt p. N.
Dolm&r and lntermedists Stations G.Ds
H., l. y. IN.
SUNDAY TEAMS.
PhIts delphla ard InterruedisM Stst.ors
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