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PHILADELPHIA, VIII Es6
Il MINGTON AND &k% xN~1l
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

IJhlLhDELfh1A, w liz IeAa Lta&Etztsttrf7Jarl
Il MINGTON AND &k% @tk&@TKE
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
OCTOBER, 9th, 1882.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations-S.5 zoo,
1890 a. m. 30 100, 730 9.55, y. m.
Philadelphia (express)-2.00, 2.23, 80, $50, rs
9.00,9.39, 9.5s, Il.5S am. l2 Is, 5a III 6SS
1926 p. IN.
New York-2.O0 2. %, 30, SIS, .5s, I.53 a. IN.
2.SS l.53, 30, 5l7 6.S5, 1926, p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate stations-1.05, 9.l7
l0.OOa. IN. 6.00p IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line-6.H p. IN.
Baltimore and Nashugton-l.42, 4.5l, sos 9.l7
a. M. Loo, .l.O9, 800, S.57 ll.H p. m.
Baltimore only-l.05, 1870 a. IN. r. % and
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle-6.O0, $40 n. m. 1.05 800, 6.25 p. m
Harrington and intermediate statlOns-9. 10 a. IN
los, 6.25 p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate statiens-9.l0 a. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate ststions-S. 10 g. m.
l2.0Om. $50. 7.SO, 9.55, p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York-2.00, % a. m. 5.17,
636, 7.26 p. III.
Baltimore and WashinRton-1.42, 4.5l, SOS, s.17,
a.. m. n.04 p. m.
| Baltmore-l.05 a. m.
! FOR further information passengers are re-
| ferred TO the time tables posted at the depot.
A1-Trains marked thus: ~ are limited express
upon which extra fare is charged.
| j. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agt.
| CHAS. K. PUGH, General Manager.
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RtnIe Rabenrsai

Owing to the inclement weather the re-
hearsal Of the Bible Schools ofthe Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church was postponed last
evening until tomorrow evening at
o'clock, at which time all are urged to be
present The rehearsal will only last from
70
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Tho New R. 8 o. Line.

The Baltimore Sun Of to-day says The
Baltimore and Ohio Is taking active steps
Tor the commencement OF the construction
of its Baltimore and Philadelphia extension.
A bridge 100 feet high aud 500 feet long
Is to be commenced across the Brandywine
at Wilmington at once. The road through
Delaware will be built under the charter OF
the Delaware Western, which is the property
of the Baltimore and Ohio. Only small
part of the Delaware Western will be IN the
new main line, but 1t will be useful as
feeder. In Maryland the construction will
be under the Baltimore and Ohio char
ter, and in Pennsylvania a corporation will
be formed under the railroad law on thai
State. The prosecution of this work VIII b.
one OF the important railroad enterprises o
1883.
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REPRINTED FROM Yrs1r.a
LATEST FROM EUROPE
what Some Foreign Journ.,
"A small Riot Ia, 80 ave TO

"hat some Foreign journal,
"A Small Riot by S,n,,n1. ave to Say
PARIS, Dec. 22.-Tbe TJ's' '"s'
caiI ' rumors are current Of the pa praba slaie'
I1,r n, o. mr. Tisson, French Amhas.aaSIle hvoaIle re-
VIENNA, Dec. 22,-Articles have
10 several independent Austrisa 'e ' aPheaRd
ran papers warning Austria tbs, ,hl ,hl hungaI
~ ~ .ae aii,ahce with Germany has endanaSa ,VneSa
pn. sne maintenance or friendly reatjo". scle, ,e
Russia, and claiming It would he @I,ons non slil
70 urge acontinuance of lriendsbin" "a1staou a',,,
many as the only guarantee OF peaca p "i'a Iel
LONDON, Dee. 22.-The er,t wv
tary ioree, designed TO reinstate pelt pc mill
IN the sovereignty Of Zululand la SNegNsay Nv
aI siAll.zourg to-day. 1t is believed ! t'' %
%., serlous computations will result from 'sa ~
hostility OF other Zula chiefs nun ID
IL Is rumored that the object of IL.
alarmist manouvres of German n.,,l ,ue feceI
force Austria TO fulfill her duties Po.s ,av'a,
German S ally by pushing on I'"1ra ,oa.l, D.
a correspondent Of the Standard
cairo, says the moral influence oC C,u, Sna,,
In Egypt is rapidly declining. A"Eil
A letter from Cairo 10 the Part, p
states that the Egyptian Goyernnsna,1 va. I
received notice that u payment M .,
menth each viii be required for the m,,I, m
nance OF $4,000 English troops remsinna I'a,a
Egypt. ''"'''lDg
The English Government has ,eso,r.,
prosecute Mr.. Biggar, NJ. p, on account
his Waterford speech attacking the admin
tratlon, -4'iil
DUBLIN, Dec. 22.-The United Ld,
complains that the post office ap,boT,
have not delivered mailed copies Of tbc /.
Nation, Boston Pilot, Chicago C,n,,,
Repdths Weekiey of this week.
BERLIN, Dec. 22.-The North Gs,.
Gazette considers the increased arrnsme
OF Germany and Russia as analogous IN !
ting additional armor plating on war 1
and claims that the recent warlike nr.n'
tions are simply measures of preropli
giving no sign OF insecurity and threaten
no disturbance Of the peace of Europc
EXETER, Dec. GA terrible eyplo
occurred at the Thomas petroleum s,ore
this city this morning, causing great
which destroyed several business build
and adjoining houses. The flowing Oh
swiftly along the shores of the canal q.
, ing fire to the shipping. One brig ancb,
in the canal was entirely consumed.
LATER-The fire caused by the explo
, Of petroleum is still burning fercely.
l 900 gallons Of blazing oil ran into
!. river lighting up the shores of both s
More shipping is threatened.
s ROME, Dec 22.--A demonstration vi
almost developed into & riot, took place
I outside OF the Chambers ofthe Austrian
: bassy to-day. Large numbers oil stud
gathered, and mixing with the PEI
v shouting "Down with Austria
i demonstration was occasioned By the
u feeling Of popular sympathy with the
r. cuted conspirator, Oberdank
CALCUTTA, Dec. 22.--An intcrnati
u exhibition will be held here in the year
and the preparations are now in progre
Dolls Dolls :!
Large and small in great variety at
Y lowest cash prices. Crosby Il Hill, Ne
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. % . -.
A Inrh.

To all who are suffering from tse erfoB
dIscretlons OF youth, nervous weakness
decay. loss of manhood. etc. ! will send
clpe that will cure you, FREE OF CHA1
This great remedy was discovered BY q
slonary in South America. Sehd osrSl| ~
dressed envelope 10 the REV. JOSErI
INMAN. Station u. New YORK Clty. v
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w AIT FOR IT!
WATT FOR TT !

And on Saturday come and
buy from it, as by so doing you
will save one-third of your
money, and at the same time
procure q first-class Custom
Made article.
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Holiday Presents.

Ladies and children's furs, ladies fur col
lars, fur muffiers, ladies, gents and boys seal
skin caps, smoking caps, ear mufis, hat
brushes, silk, alpaca and gingham um.
brellas and canes. Rumford & Bro, 404
Market street
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OUR PRICE LIST !:

s45. 90 CUSTOM MADE SUITS FOR sis.Ot
1000 CUSTOM MADE SUITS FOR 1925
$500 CUSTOM MADE SUITS FOR 400
5000 CUSTOM MADE SUITS FOR 1900
$500 CUSTOM MADE SUITS FOR 1880
1000 CUSTOM MADE SUITS FOR 300
1000 CUSTOM MADE PANTS FOR $50
500 CUSTOM MADE PANTS FOR 400
5IOO:CUsToM MADE PANTS FOR
400 CUSTOM MADE PANTS FOR
200 AND 1.5j
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

A NCHOR LINE. ~
limited STATES MAIL STEAMER
sail Weekly to and from
NEW YORK and GLASGOW, via LON
DERRY,
Cabin Passage, go to $50. Returns Wv y. y
second Cabin, 40. Return fcAel',N'I
Cabin passengers booked aMae,cS,Iedl ~ ,I
staterooms on Main DECK, f9so,nsg,S fns,nany. \
at lowest rates TO OF lIohi
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, &c
For books Of 'yroprs pY,spaoS la iB5R0rHERs
YORK. or SAMUEL y. BETS, Adams L.
Wilmington
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PARLORS,
No.1E. Fourth st.

For the purpose of buying,that
we have gentlemen who wait
on you and who take great
pains in selecting the taste Of
the buyer, and who under no
circumstances are allowed to
misrepresent any article.
Our price list for this extra
ordinary fine lot of goods will
be the same as usual, and which
has been so surprising and sat
isfactory to so many OF our
patrons.
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FIsn, CORRECTED DAILY BY POWELL, THIRD
STREET MARKET,

New York Markets.
Ngw YORK, Dec 22.--FlOur quiat No. .
State, -. .b5a$3.5O Superiine do d. 25as3. rs:
superior western IS 2ias3.T5,
a, Wheat Wheat No. cash, .Si.oe; do. January,
corn, No. =. January. 65s{ae51s; do.
February. CAS-.
Oats, No. 2. 46.
Rye, nominal.
Barley, nominal.
Pork, dull, SIS 90.
Lard. sl0o5al0.67J5 cash SlO.65aslO. 10
january.
Butter, steady; creamery Iowa; 3pha2: West
ern imitation, 26a35.
Eggs, dull; State, 81
Sugar, dull inferior centrifugal selling at :
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s-Dresses, cloaks, coats stockings and all
garments can be colored successfully with the
Diamond Dyes. Fashionable colors. Only Toe.
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Dr. Pierce's pellets or sugarct
aranules-the original Little Liver n
Tbeware Of imltatiOnsl sick and bI
headache, cleanse the stomach and bowels
purity the blood. To get genuine, ,ec
pieree'H signature and portrale on d0I
lnent stamp. % cents per vial by druggl
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7,laE CirK MARK ETs.

Local Quotations Corrected Daily In tho
street Market.
FLoUR ETC.
OoRRHCrRp DAILY by THE WILLIAM LEA O.
SaNR CnMPANY. HRANDYMINR MILLR-
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ss''Incre Is no arguing coward into,
age. - But even the coward may be
amer trying kidncy.W0rt that medciI
wonderful efficacy In all diseases Of the
and kidneys. It's prepared in both dry
liquid form and can always be relied on q
effective cathartic and diurelic. rryit
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tlOns:
''TllE TISKIIAM BROTHERS TIDE-NILL."
new serial story bv j. 7. TrowbridRe, former
ly editor Of Our Young Folks, and author of
The Jack Hazard Stories. - rte.
'TnE STORY OF VIrEAu.r
An historical nsvclette Of girl and boy life In
iy assistant editor Of ,'St. Nicholas, anthor of
"Rudder Grangr, etc.
'srmR STORY or RoBtN HOOP
An account of the famous yenman. Ry Maurice
Thompson author Of f''lhe Witchery OF Archery. =
''THE STORY OF THE FIELD OF THE CLoTII-oF-
GOLD.
ByE =. Brooks. To be illustrated with many
remarkable pictures.
"a BRAND NEW NOTION"
capital @nd r1 IgEeI hay By Wlsm Y AN NJ
SWEET AWAY
! serial story of the Mississippi foods .f 1852
by r. 5. Ellis formerly editor of''tioden Days. =
"ELIZABETH THOMPSON"
/ a biographical paper regarding this celebrated
| prepared for ''st. Nicholas by Miss Thompson
''WHERE WAS NILLIERs2''
A thrilling story Of the lsusso-Turkish war. d,
| Archibald Forbes, War-CorrespondGnt.
.sTHE BOY AT THE WHITE HOUSE,
An account Of the life ef Tad Lincoln. b,
| Noah Brooks, author of ''The Boy Emlgrants. :
COMEDIES FOR CHILDREN"
nne series OF Juvenile plays. by u. y
Brooks, author of ''The Land of Nod ~ etc :, an,
| Including Christmas Masque
'THR FALSE SIR SANTA CLAUs."
Prepared expressly for holiday times.
| There will be short stories by Louisa NJ. Al
cott, and many other wcll-known writers 70
young folks papers on home duties and recrea
tionss outdoor sports, occupation aud instruction
for BOYS and girls, with popular features and de
partmeHts.
Price. s3.00a year; IS cents a number. Sub
scriptions should begin with the November mum
ber, The succeeding issue, THE Wenderfu
Christmas NUMBER will have also a colore
fronttspiece and many unusal attractions.
TIE CENTURY CO., NEW YORK, NY.
| AsyI2-2t
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|. w. ENGLAND,
PUBLISHER OF "THE SUN" "
New York City.

''ST. NICHOLAS Is above anything we Hreduce
Ia the same line. ''-'i London Times. -
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CT. NICHOLAS
- -FoR-
YOUNG FOLKS.

! Parents who sirr entertaining and wholesome
reading for lheir children, and snnng folks who
{ enjoy accounts travel and adventure, historical
incidents, stoi pictures. household anu .cment
! and harmless Will mud these In ST. NICno-
Las, which l. rlrOgnlLcd hE the press and public
/ of both England and America, as the best aud
! finest magazine for children ever printed. The
new volume, which begins with Che November
| number, and opens with colored frontispiccc,
win be much the finest ever issued, and thr at
tenton of all parents and all reading young folks
| lSinvited to tho following partial list ofattrac-
| tOns:
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CITY ITEMS
ChristfieId q Best.
CHURCHES TOMORROW.

Chas. II. Vary, Phila. Messenger, 6OS Market.
* o.. Photographers. 3o2 Market ct
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Dolls ! Dolls !.

Large and small in great variety, at
lowest cash prices. Crosby Il Hill, No
and 222 Market street.
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OUR MAILS

x~The black figures denote the Limited
mww~ma. t~aaua
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NoTIcE 70 BUILDERS.

FET5E SOsrd OF Kigca;os for ROM sT Distric;
4 prcpcss In ba ia tuiisb's School. n ouss
Tor the Hcrarey SUB District The plxo havi IA y
seen agreed uaoa, ihe spec.6caions are Row on
Sic 10 the osiSe Of =. ~. Pouss, sssc,siary q
lac Board, vhers MI interested tosy sEsuine.
Sealed hide iSs tie coostrucnoc Of hDNdiES
viii be rrseived by tbs Secretary Got Il ;bs 1888
cay OF NSy mex; al IL O'Clock, 81
The hciidiDg will be % brick, co feet long by
p vide. with TWO rooms aud ball and sddiiioa
81 room Ia rear par, o. did building repaired.
4 kiin Of bsick will bs burRed hore this sumper
snc eontFac,or eau sseurs material Ia ssii al a
II desired
All gosd. aad suitable rssi.risl OF cid bgil6irg
may be USED ia ,he construction os tbc new one
Bids are invited
The Boaid will reserve tbs risht 70 r,isct auy
aid al bids received
BY order OF Board OF Edsoa,iss for Rozaey
District.
V. AZ. POLLING,
April IA, 1882. Secretary.
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W COL! w O@H!

TsNHE very highsS; market price in Ell
n tier Cssh or irSds VII be paid
FOR Wool.
e. Ana we sre Offering :rom 81 20 -
pairs OF Mems HoMS- MADE FLOw
SHOES. Of Cost. tS-Avail yourselves
OF ;heae bargains. Respectfully,
GILkESOSS & PCGu
Romney. An IL. 1882
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10 The affirmative. Mr.. Miller. Of
California, introduced S,ll Identical
with the vetoed bili. except that ;he
/ term oi suspension ot lInL. grafton Is
reduced 70 tou years. IL tbe House.
tie aFlul app OPERATION t.l was IL
msndcd and passed.
! in the Senate CA rhe 9TH bieesrs.
Fugh and Morgan spoke on ne presi-
deulIal eOant bili, sHsr which the 5ill
I pt.seed by viva vote vote. The
Senate then adjourned mill Monday.
! Ia tie House report was made from
the committee on elections IA favor OF
Lynch, IN Tie contested election case
OF Lynch vs.. Chalmers, from the sixth
district OF Mississippi. mr Page ask.
Ell unanimous consent 10 Introduce q
/ ball to carry into effect the treaty slip.
u!atlons with China, but SIR. Springer
objected. The bill reduces the period
OF Suspension 10 ten yeare. The tariff
| commission 6lll was taken up, Mr.. Me-
kinley spoke in favor OF protective
tariff, ANA Mr. Simonton opposed tho
bill rs being cowardly refusal by
/ Congress 10 inset its constitutional
obligations.
In the House on the 9TH resolu-
tlon was adopted directing the COM
mltiee on expenditures in the War
Department 10 inquire into alleged
abuses in the ajudication OF claims in
! ENTHUSIASTICALLY, the commits
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.ora:,,-.'.,, 800. 80 M: m 40. S''e
-, 49, '.''' =, 49,
tt I;., -' t''''''H D'''' '"o
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- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! '',,.,'.. -, III, So, -" -'' !.
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- - - - =.

lce 'sovernor U. Arizona ash. Con-
srass % appropriate one tundrsd aud
l3y 5LoDse1d ; slsrs 90 degtzr the cx>
psnse 81 roofing oas rniian.sm ia that
Territory there we're lse deatis 10
Bsltinors Us. week .Thecs are Eve
thousand psbhe schools IL l.;s,onsin.
-,-l II ls estimated tha: f'ty .h7asand
ducks ~e:e killed IN Maryland ~@ters
ttis sessou- Ao7pt one million dot.
lars are spent annually Tor cut covers
10 New York Five cattle thieves
we're iyDchsa .. sad near Pueblo, South.
ero Colorado, last week NeW Happ.
shire produced one thousand tens OF
maple sugar this season There are
noH cesrly I'VE hundred men in fail ia
Ireland, some or them members or Par
Lament, and not Que o. them has bad
even preliminary trial The resi-
dence which Mr.. T;LDES is building in
New York will DC one of the most ex.
poDsive private residences i6 that city.
-. There sra two hundred and L Il,
thousand Hebrews in the Uaitaa States.
- General SWAIN il reported % he
the authority fog the statement that DR..
Susan Edson received fifty dollars day
Tor giving buliatins to spectators from
tbs late Presidents sick room 4
Wisconsin farmer named JoNEs, hid
Eve hundred dollars in notes 10 his eel
lar, and the mice got ST IL and Destroy
ed it. using it 10 make their nests
Wednesday, he became insane .; the loss
end died - .JArAS produces over nine
ty million pounds Of tea annuity, and
the yield IL steadily iucreaalng.
Thirty-three per cent. Of fores, il con-
sidered the best proportion for the most
beneficial effect on climate The Two
Oldest ex Senator's o. tue Uni'ei States
now living are Mr. YUIEg. Of Elogile,
and Bill. CHLY. or New BHmpstire.-.
Mr.. City is 90 years old and Is l,ius
dangerously ill.,. Ia togast hels near
the del;S Of tue Mississippi are found
cypress trunks twenty Eve Zee, in diam
ete,, anil one csn.a.oinr 1--WE thon.,,5
seven hundred annual rings .Cclo..rl
HENRY d. PIERCE, bratier Of lhe l.,a
President Fierce, diod sud .en:v p; bic
residence ia ui.lshoro', y. Il. OF sun.
day last aged SIS year,. lie Iesvas ,wo
scns.,..Accnriiug to Psof. Yocvo. lie
total quantity Of lizlt o,u,tted Gr tie
sun ia equal 20 6.390.0J0.001, $50. 300
OC0,0o0,COo.O0o c2ndics. Sach 81 ARRAY
Of figures, however. ecyms meaningless,
so FAINT 10 hunan conception Of tho nun.
eer---.Mfa. aPAULDINa living at TIC
mouth Of Aarro~boms creek, Wayna
county this State, is, according 20 Jac
Advocate lC4 wears old gri siiE -,
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100 Th'r3 aferu,, = " - !.

ON my las yo-age home from ing
'1rd. r.ae three years ag IN one
- tie JaE-rl steamers. noticed one
morning. a.,o~ Is ir1 a.y. ont Vi io.,
aAo1l'. laaa H3hh.tuc about on tie
t1ie deck supported by ,,~o cyCtches
sad seeming % move with extreme
difficulty and 30 little pain. lie WAS
wei Gre@~e / and of exceedingly hand
~oHp colateuaDce, hu' :.a limbs were
somewhat emaci;,te aud his face ye-
~ sp.ioy and bore The traces oil lorg
suffering A. lac eee;ncQ 1, have no
attendant OF companion, he at once
attracted ny syinpathie5, and i went
"p 10 hiIA rs he leaned naninst the
taiFrail looking oUt on the fuan,ine
track wi.jci, lie steamer WAS masking
'E%cnae me-, ny young friend |
sad, touching him gently on the
shoulder, Won appear 10 be IN invalid
anal hardly able or strong enough to
tras; yoarsl! Unattended on an ocean
voyage bat il You require any assist
auce J am robust ana beatty man &
shall be glad to help you
You are very kind he replied, in
q weak voice but ! require no pres
CIT aid beyond nay clutches. which
enabie ue % Fnss from 10y etalerooln
nr here TO get lhc benefit OF tie sun.
shine and t'ie asl breeze.
'Ioa havo been g great sufferer. no
dpubf,' I said, and Judge mat you
a.
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The Proyid2Lt Life Asssociat-on
Principal 0Gi.e, YsrtiusAary r~t Y. rs.
osly AGtusl Cs-spa-y 10 the United s,..s. &C.
ing ~ hAio~msot insursnce, o. = p;Gn fou.t-
81 a correct insurance. principles
(pian Copyrighted, srs Ibis the oslr coz,
many allowed to rso d; Wants Listfje,
E'h' i"s eAch cGnty in 80 state, srd Soi.cit-
ing Agents sysr5 where Some As..ts So.
i,o's 90, 600 10 1900 0sO Insurance q mon,
Tor Information aidress
REV. W. 2. EVEHG.
Hsr'ir strrc. w., rs
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Christopber Parkinson & Mary =. pa
kiuson bis wife. Joseph I. Tsy,a-s,l
Ha;Tist A. Tsylcr he size g.~.A y
Neville, Aloozo x Fovler and Eee.
nah 4. Fowler his vie. Leila Z D.i
ley, James NJ. Costolc, }. $. Ccs,ol,
Jr. snd Mary Z. $. Cos. 10. asren
dsa.s. ~ CHhNEtEy
The chjeet of thia sait il 90 u.ra a
ssie made Of the real esta' a. .lr.s
John brsdy dicG sei2sA sul psss,.s-3
and the proceeds divided SINE. ,bos.
entit'sd ihera,o or part ti3z Ia lad 81
ssil res rstste.
Aad ]: appealing from 81 siRlsy,.
Sled "a tbis chUse. that tho i-reaf.-.s
JSmas Y. Costello, J. u Cuh,o'o, J
nod kary G. s Csstn,g, a-e mos -r.s..
dents ri sje state of Yves, Y,raBis. II
is ordered, mat said nor resident 8..
Pendants DO app.sr 80 ~ nsxt rule 3sy.
he's in tic ssii Office or .se let Nrn
day in Nay, 1892. aua ID rEst Is re,r,.
sasy e. protect tbsir inteeosss 10 t..is
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-25

There is n deal of complaint among
our citizens who are trying to add to
the attraction of the city and the beauty
of their places by planting trees; set
ting out shrubbery and flowers and
making lawns at the very unsatisfac-
tory manner with which water is doled
out to them through the bitches from
the lake.
The reservoirs are all full-full to
the brim, and lake Minnehaha from
the overflow has more water in it than
it has had for many months, and yet
there are trees in town which are suffer
ing for lack of it so much so that the
lot holders in one or two instances have
been obliged TO have water Carted to
their lots to save the trees. Nor are
these instances those Of careless per
sons who have neglected to take adYan-
tagc of the water when it has flowed
through the bitches, but men who are
most paiustaking and careful in their
efforts to improve the appearance
Of the city and beuutify their
places; and men, too, who pay 4 large
amount of taxes each year for the pur-
pose of having what apparently they
don't get. Whose fault is it; and can
not it be remedied?
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-25

The board Of commissioners having
in charge Wyoming's representation at
the National Mining Exposition al
Denver met ut Laramie City Friday
and perfected an organization by elect.
ing Gov. Jno. W. Hoyt, president, Col.
f. p. Snow, secretary, and W. II.
Holiday, treasurer.
The commissioners were instructed
by resolution to make estimates of the
probable expense Of property represent
ing the territory at Denver and to sub
mt the same to the boards Of county
commissioners of the respective coun.
ties.
The subject Of proper representation
was thoroughly talked over and no
efforts will he spared to make WyOm-
ing's display Il creditahle Laramie
county Gas represented at the meeting
by Gov. IInyt, Robt. Law and L. T..
Snow.