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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-14

Express Trains leave NcwYork Desbrosse and Cortandt
street 81 FSiseS as aSS 10 Limited II am 500 $40
O. s. T. and m, and Il night. Sundays ., 90 Liuited)
ana 10 m g. ana l SRq s M n 100 $50
and llOaml 4, and pm, connecting at Trenton for
RsiaTHag trains leave Broads station IRLaasPn 139 95
ii and iiI0 M LIMITED Express 1880 and $40 ?. M.
LA g. ESQ 40 sand $50 m ON sunday G lIoig
and 800 pm Leave Philadelphia via Camden $50 m daily
TekSt Offices is5 $40 and "a Broadway As9T HoasG
ana fo2t OF DgSGFSt-tI ana OIG RrovI. Puscs
Hotel, Hobokcn; station Jersey city. EnigIant Ticket
The NewNork Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences p ycoon
CHARLES Genera al H HsS General rai,r Agent
TTROY BOATS -CITIZENS' LINE. - New
Il ysr AAIoGA 9na SiIS GE d d%a Slr r
St GPm f GoaaSG 5 Tta m@ anT trains Tor All points
rTHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known n the
L NEw.YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Advancement Of trains ron Chamncrs-ercc Depot
oomTDaiy g 1 E, SHnay R5 d1d Io sicInG
G"a'Fr1 10 'T I Iyp1~sTo extra charge
OF f NINA ern ica. 10 u.aIo arriving
RS ID: Niagara Fails iai rglaUmuca 800 mi Glove
aaaand l 6J 3on G2aR trains Ec Detroit $40 m
Ig'9 2y Pac fG ExpTsss sr ne Wet solid Train Of
g,.wsn Day ana SlSgpHG Cg4c4f t Y" ana
Buffet smoking Coaches 10 chicago
Huy@.fori ara passair g. 7.2o, 80 geo 1920 m. II
uOuu>l 49, g. 800 fIU, 1.lU 5aO blu, ESQ. 900 1850 I
l. midnight sundays, g, s3J 1920 , Ii' G3p ~ l.
midnight .. $1,000.
40 5 5.lO $50 G.lO $50 100 -lJ. 1880 % m, and u
mGnglr sundays 9, $50 l02O mi 50, $50, $40 lui
NcW.Tk and Paterson vim Newark GlI $40 1870 am;
nights only. sunday. 81 IA; g. 10. $50 49,
-unrIu o. 100 $3.50, 1920 lij 800, 3. 53u, GlO SID
and - midnight sundays, q, 500 1910 am $50, 900
5 200. and l. IliuIlsAt.
Warwick, 1850 1870
NcwJurg and Cornwall, 5.5J N, $780, 49, pm. sun
duy $50 N, q IN.
sunday $50 q IE. 90.
Midllctown g. 100 9, 1920 q m, $3.50. $50, T. $40 ~.
SUNDAY g. 80 1920 M, $50 pm The $3.50 100 and $50
M trains connect with Midland Railroad at Mainht. The
q III train stops at Mail-si. only. -
Port Jcrvis 800 g. 1920 M $3.50, o. 3, sIjp m sunday
$3.50, 1920 ID, q, $3.50, > p M;
Boats leave 23d-st quarter ~ and quarter after each hour
from 30 a 10 10 J.ij III, and Ht lU1j and lliJ no.
and apartments In Drawing Room ana
crpug coaches be obtained and orders for IN" checking
and transfer baggage De- left at the Company Occ
Nos 2Gl. 4Ol g51 Broadway Isl Wcsi.~t, " Y, No
C0urt-st, Brooklyn, or al the COmpduy's DtpDis.
Express trains from the West arrive IN NuWI Or az 40
ana Il.2J and lu2O m
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave for EugcwoDl, Co-tcr PicrmOui and
Tyork 10 $50 10 800 T. 400. $50, CiO $50
II midnight. Sundays, 7, o O IN, and 40 pm
Manuel spring Valley aud Mcnscy, 7lO, 10 M $50 m
sunday Join &. ABBOTT, Gent Pa,r Agent New. York
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european advertisements.
GRATEFUI-COMIOR
EPPS'S COCOA,

BRFAKFAsT."By a thorough knowledge OF the hAt1la
laws which govern the operations Of digestion ana nutLSn
and by q careful application Of the line properties OF NeS
leced Cocoa Mr. Epps has provided our brehIAl no9 VIZ
deCaely Favored beverage which may ave us many luAN
dnrs MIA II E y lie 7udiC0s u5a OF such articles OF
diet that constitution may be- gradually built up uhl
enough resist every tendency to disclose Hun9Sns Vi
tie nalades loading around rs ready 10 al.oH H,
ia a weak point We escape many at smart
Sv ksepng ourseyes wei fortified with pare blood and
Dfopsrly nourshed frame "-Cvil service OhEefte . II,
Made simply with boiling water or milk Soll IN uns r
NJ by 0TOcnrs, labelled thuHi Af-o Effo Z"
Co, Homeopathic Chemists London England
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NORWICH LINE -. ,,,-.,.,,, o..a ,,,o East

CITY OF WORCf.Nlfl, -
-f .,r,l,u The most elegant boat the sound ana
the faypTite - IL 80 - U-c+tst pryt ripr
abnyr I.s1r5ss Ferry, daily except SmdFs AT j. IN
vgo Room Cars are through without cIduLs 10
Pistr Worcester Portland and White NOuut-ns from New
Inl.- IA
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tl)inicr Rcsorts.
Gorsrs an0 Carriages.

EORSALE.-At reasonable prices, top wagon,
shaft and pole and one four passenger surrey wagon.
make, with patent combination springs, and
good as new Also set single ana one set light double
GaTuc IN conditions best city makers can Dc at
NEWYORK CLUB STABLES, 10 East 2sth.st
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NEWPORT, s

NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, ARlFOED,
w SPRINGFIELD HOLYOKR, MONTREAL and nieTlc4late
points Steamers leave Pier No 20 K R. al p N aHu ~ z
RERITFN ThRTFOFD SPRINGFIELD So Tickets sold ana
Baggage checked ga Broadway " l. ana CCas~ hIO'A
RGou!EiQH to New-Haven Gll return II o.
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NTEW- Jersey SOTTHERN DIVISION.

N VIA SANDY HOOK.
STEAIERs LEANE PIER ., y. r.
FOOT RECIOE-SGr $500
Commencing September 20, 1883.
For Highlands ~tahTgh Monmouth BgICu Long bItnch
ocean grove etc 1915 L. p H. sundays except ocean
For Atlantic Highlands pm
Leave FOOT Of IaBorty-t 745 me- 2I5. p. for Lake
wood, Manchester Toms River, Barut2ai, &c.
Pas =. ID. Vineland, BIdgeton, Atlantic city, &C.
300 D. M. fOT stations 10 SeahTglt.
245 and 400 D. m. for stations 70 Highlands.
ROUND BROOK ROUTE.
>Sl1 FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA,
Leave York from foot Of Libertyst. 49, 49,. 49,
For Philadelphia Ninth and Green SITS. n 145 g3O, lllJ
$50 y p m For Third and Bers SITS. at 745 ll:i5 H.
For renton 7l5 $780, ll15 No. 13O L. 49, $780, T. IL
J. M. On sunday sac o. ~, 800, II ,. IN.
For -uHDury, LewisDuIg and Nlamapprt ~ $40 a. H. ana
Return trains leave philadelphia FOR New-yoTk
From and Green SIS az 73O $50, $50 II q. M ll5
345, $40 Ol5, Il j. On sunday al $50 a. H., $780, ~
From Third and Bcrks Sis at $40 500 H. l. $780, 5:2O
G:3O p. sunday a. 81 10 2. M, $50 p N.
From Trenton, lbs, 600 sO3 800, 1000, ll4 g. M =
l22. G.24 7:ZS Sunday l.5, slS q. H., bl0 p.
URANING.ROON CARS are attached 10 all day trains.
Connection 81 made at Jersey city station 10 ana rom
Brooklyn and Erie Depot, Jersey City.
Tickets for sale at foot u Ibcrst and 81 the principal
hotel, and Annex Office, Brooklyn Bridge Pier Brooklyn
y. Y Transfer Company viii Cal FOR and cheek baggage
from hotels OF residence 10 destination ..
- II, p BALDWIN, Gen Eastern Pass. Agent.
J. L. WOOTTEN, General Manager.
&C. HANCOCK, Gen. Pass and Ticket Agent.
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
II Boston and the East All rail iIOm Grand central Depot
Three express daily Sundays eXccpted 10 Boston at
p m. paTOr attached and Top. M with palace
sleeping cars. sundays al 10 p IN with palace Sleeping
H. srryes 81 Newport 74j P In. PuloEcus attached.
i. W. rOPPLE Agent.
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Steamboals ano Railroads.

IIBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
n DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier Al, y. r.. foot Of
Sanaisf every WEEK DAY at D. Connecting at Albany
Sunday mornings excepted with trains north West and eas
B-ExcursOn tickets TO Saratoga ana Lake george anu
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DHILADELPHIA AND READING RAN

4 ROAD, NeyJcr,ey Central Diyis'on-Stution in New
York, foot of LDerty-st station in BrocAyn' Brooklyn
Bridge Pier.
Comm ncing June 24 1893. Leave Ncw-York
G,45 o. n.-FOT bennington, EaStuu. " mi Gap Nanch
Chunk, Tamanend Tauagua, Nilhmspor ILazcI'on DIOn
Scranton, Upper Lehigh. DC. ,.
ga.m.-F6r FlemingOn High Bridge Branch schoOey's
Mountain, Budds Lake, Lake HOpaCgHg Lasfo1 Allentown
Reading Harrisburg MauCh Chunk, NlamslJIt, lnaqua,
NanuCoEe Upper Lehigh, Scranton, sc.
p m.-FOr Pennington, EastOD, Allentown, Reading iT-
Iisiurs. lfaulh Chunk, ITG2etOI, Wikca barre, SO.
So D. EBstOn, Wind Gap, NduCA Chunk, IamaqGa,
MlgTl~pUrt, DrfOn WilECsbaTI scranton, HaL"tou,
D. m.-For Pennington, High Bridge Branch, SchUyey'5
NOnurgin Budd's Lake, Lake HOplCOHE, EasjOu, sc.
3 u. m.-FuT SOmeTyilc, Pennington, sc.
5.3O D. m.-FOT Ea-tOu, Allentown, Reading, KARLSRUHE
NaUch Chunk, Wikesbale, &c.
SUNDAY trains leave $40 100 Z. $3.50, y II D. m
ToT NsvaTk NJ b Ef5 Gl5 G.45 Tl5 so S. SIS $50 9,
pl5 9Ij 1913 lob lib mi J. M; l285 l:l5 2 230,
T.. go 8. GlI. Z $40, .,
e45 lOg lllj Il Z. sundays ., 9l5 lOI0 a. H. y
noon: ! ! :, g. 4. >, C.lj - . and 1880 p IN.
For II. n- 10 local poUf. time table 40 station.
For Long Branch, ocean Grove, &c 49, 81 II n m 25,
$50 $50 p. Sunday not stopping al ocean Grove,
S:45 am L IN. 4 Pr.
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N-EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

IN RIVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sept H. 1883
Through trains viii leave Grand Contra! Depot ..,
VI. York and Northern Express, WIN
dIapiusO1m Montreal via Central vermont hl)
and 10 Rochester; connects for Saratoga.
$40 Fast Limited Chicago Express with dnhs cars
stoug al bany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Ere,
Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago lO2O L. next
day. --
1880 H. Chicago Express drawineTOOm cars 70 canaan
dRgua Rochester and Buffalo; connects foI sharon SPRINGS
~ To Albany Troy, connecting for Utica Saratoga
GlCns Falls Lake George and Rutland.
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TROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE. 49, New
i steamer, SARATOGA aud CITY or TROY leave Pier
No a. y r. foot Of Ch-tophcI-st, daily except NaiuNlF,
nj r connecting with morning trains FOR All points North
min - -r-L.r III -.- N
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POPULAR PRICES WILL PREVAIL.
POPULAR PRICES WILL PREVAIL.
RESERVED SEATS, Soc, 75c, AND 81.

boSotice open from a. m. TIL 10 p. m.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
W GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
~ ,rr,.r,,-l NA LGlRAL SEASON, l8S3'Si.
MT HENRY r. ABBEY. DIRECTOR
Acting Manager ... MIR NJ iT-pTt,, it5 a ~
MI HENRY f. ABBEY has the honor Of announcing that
me inauguration Of the Metropolitan Opera House viii
TAX pace ana the al season Of italian opera viii com
meuCg on 1853 YIN
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER %
When will De presented GOunOds opera
FAUST" -
FAUST, Sig TTALO CAMPANINI ;EIEPHISTOPUFLE
sir. NONARA; VALENTINE, sig DEL, PTIEETE!
SlEBEL, Mime. SCI ItHI; MARTA Nine. LABLACIIIi
MARGJ ERlIA, Mime. CHRISTINE NILSSON.
Musical Director and Conductor. ~ignOT NIANESI
Prices FOR the OPENING NIGHT Balcony So Family Cir.
Gle, reserved 50.
WE'D. EVE OCT: "a SECOND SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT
when VIII be- produced DDuiZctJis opera,
LUCIA d LAMNIERNODR"
Lucia, Nine MARCELLA SENBRICI (heT first apDearqnce
IN AmcuCul Edgardo Suor CAMpANINI EuTiCO SiguOr
hA-CHMANN lhis uTst APPEARANCE.
FRIDAY, OCT. rs, Third SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT
---.. " II 1RDNATORE."
MANRllO lliS hIsi HppcaTanCrl. ~i"nOr STAGNO
SAT IRDAl, OCTOBER u, FIRST MATINEE.
Regular nightly prices-Boxo7 lholAHg CG) sels) $50
Orchestra stalls, 80 Balcony stalls - Family circle Cre
served - Family Circle, Admission, 81
Matinee prCCs-BUNe5 $40 Orchestra stalls, s. Balcony
stalls - Dos Family Circle (ic5ero, 81 5Oi Admission,
The sale Of SEATS FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE
PERFORMANCE will be commenced on Monday. october
3, al = q. m, az the Box Of the METRyPOLITAN
- lvly
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FALL RIVER LINE.
REDUCTION OF FARE.
NETWORK TO BOSTON, So
NEWPORT. So FALL RIVER, go.
Limited tickets corresponding reductions to all Eastern
po PILGRIM and BRISTOL
Leave New-York alternate days SUNDAYS INCLUDED,
St D. m Pier %, N r. foot OF Murrayst. COnnec-
fions via ANNEX BOAT from BROOKLYN at 43O p M,
Jersey CITY Ut p. Tickets and statcrOOms may be
secured all principal hotels transfer and ticket Offices al
the of G. Ter Is and on steamers
BORDEN & LOWELL, GEORGE L. COMMON
Agents. Gen1 Pass Agent
TOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS
u KILL MOUNTAINS landing at CraustOn's, CoInWadti
Newburg Marlboro Milton, POughkeepsie, EsOpus, cnJ
ing with Ulster and Delaware Stony Glove and
Railroads. Steamboat City OF Springfield leaves Ino'J'
Thursday, Saturday, at p. m, from Harrison-5t
IGOR BOSTON, via New York and NeW1,LhRg+
Il land RR Leave Ncw.YOrk Grand Central Ioq6 ~ %,
a. NJ a. NJ and 1885 p m week days ana iCiSO p
Sundays via Hartford Leave NewNork H IN IA a m,
eyatCd BIl) from South Ferry, S42 M ii DesLr1S
High Bridge 9S9 Leave Pier 40 y. 10 Tvs an ,igbt
sCs-st. Norwich Line, p. IN. Pullman si1'IL'S-' va ~
trains. ----------
The daily gazette., 1883-09-19
A MYTHICAL story.

The following fairy tale is related by the
Nelos this morning: "Winiam Powell, who
lives over Eleventh street bridge, tells q
singular story. He says while standing at
the Eleventh street bridge on SATURDAY eve
ming about O'Clock he was approached by
two men, who said they had found a box
which had a peculiar smell. After shifting
it themselves the asked aim 20 smell 1t and
see II he could tell them what was in it.,
After doing SO he says he began to feel
queer, and IT members being put in d carri
age, but knew no more until Sunday morn
ing, when he found himself tied between
two trees with rope, in a woods about
twelve miles "up in the country toward
West Chester" On the ground at his ieet
ay penknite with which he liberated him
self and walked LONE. Powell, who is em,
ployed as blaeksmith's helper At seidell,
Hastings q Co.. rolling mill, is sober
man aud says the box must have contained
some drug. The whole occurrence has .
strange aspect"
The daily gazette., 1883-09-19
REpRINTED FROM YEsrERDAv
rRRAsH1NG A PHYsICIAN.
A williamsburg Man Charging n Doctor
with Numbering His Wife.


NEW YoRK, Sept. 1.-THE wife Of W. r.
Matthias died in Williamsburg yesterday
and the attending physician was instantly
set upon by the husband and thrashed. A
man who was attracted by the noise ruAhed
In. He says "I found DR.. Beardsley on the
door and Mr.. Matthias at him. Mrs. Mat
thias lay back dead, In her chair. / had
seen her alive a few minutes before and she
had been about the houee during the day.
Mr.. Matthias was nearly insape. finally
succeeded In pulling him of and DR.. BeardS-
ley made his escape"
DR.. Beardsley asked Coroner Keller to-day
for an autopsy on the body Of Mrs. Matthias.
He depoeed that be had been charged with
her murder by Mr. Matthias and had been
outrageously assaulted. He says that when
he was summoned he found Mrs. Matthias
bolstered up in chair, apparently suffering
from hept@a. "She was breathing rapidly
and with apparent difficulty, and her pulse
was 1876 per minute. Instant stimulation Of
some sort was necessary and gave the safest
and most effective remedy in such cases ,aro-
matic spirits OF ammonia. l gave her Arst
halispoOnful and soon afterward, as he
didn't get relief, gave her 80 dropS more.
She had swallowed part Of It when she fell
back dead in my arms. recognized q
once that there had been heart trouble and
that the medicine which had given had moi
effected the result. Did call you here ia
murder my wiief Mr.. Matthias said, and he
sprang upon me and assaulted me nsrcely
IN the face and Upon the head. 1t was
wholly unexpected and made no defense.
Then he threw me TO the floor, kicked me
and fairly skinned my back. He is q stout
German and AIN confident he would have
kiltsd msif he had lad \ weapon handy
or II the man had not come up and inter
fered0 FT
The daily gazette., 1883-09-19
sRAILwAY wARs
The Passenger Rate War At Chicago On.
changed.

The Passenger Rate War at Chicago Un-
ryvyW changed. gs.s9
OHtCAeo. Sept. 17.--There vas nd change
this uiotning In the passenger rate war be-
tween Chicago and Louisville Tickets
IRON Chicago to Louisville were sold at the
At noon allthe agents Of the
itnes represented In the fight seemed 70 be
waiting for the others to make the NEXT
move Although there is no direct cut to
Cincinnati 1t is possible for passengers to
puy through tickets 10 Louisville a. @ rate
TO make a saving of 81 between Chicago and
Cincinnati. he rates to indianapolis are
not affected, and the rates from Louiaville
north are unchanged t.tt '"i
Aepecial meeting of passenger agents of
the trunk lines was held here this morning
to endeavor to prevent the threatened cut Of
a IN the passenger rate between Chicago
and Buffalo by the Grsnd Trunk. The
meeting resulted In the restoration OF har.
mony. Joint Agcn' Moor assured the Asso-
riated Press that there is now no dan er OF
passenger war; that penalty has been
provided against any cut IN the rates, com
pelling the offending line to redeem all cnt
rate tickets at double full rates, and that
the passenger organization Is in the most
satisfactory condition it has been In since it's
conception.
In the afternoon brokers were selling
tickets at 4.5O and s. Tonight the Pan
Handle announces that it will make o rate
Of $4 so to morrow moruing. A rate Of so
cents Is anticipated before the close of the
week.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-19
REp limited FROM YESTERDAY
uoUKr TO-DAY.


Convicted Of Larcepy-Arraigned for vari-
riOus Oriuses--Endiotnenis from the
Grand Jury.
At the reassemblng of court this morn-
iug Chief Justice Comegys and Associate
Justices Wooten and Wsles 0ceupied the
The case ofstate vs. Joseph Caulk, Henry
Truety and George Bayard was resumed
Willard salisbury Jr., Esq, for
the State. George Hutchenson testi-
fed to the stealing of the tools By the
colored boys, connecting them cenclusively
with the theft.
The inry saye q verdietiof guilty without
leaving the boz. The Chief Justice sen
tenced the boys as follows: Pay $5S5 resti-
tuition money and costs of prosecution, under
20 three months imprisopment and receive
10 lashes on Saturday morning next. AZ
IL IS the Graud Jury entered and presented
Z q nqmheT Of indictmentr.t q
The following parties were then ATaigned
Benjamin March, larceny Of gatchee,
etc., FROM John W. TODD, plead
guilty. John A. James, larceny Of
pocketbook from ,. A. Spencer, plead
not guilty. William Mchlt, larcency Of Au
overcoat from william MoFris, plead not
guilty. James johnson, larceny Of a watch,
chain, lecket, ETC., from John jordHnS
plead not guilty.
Ia the case Of statavs. Benjamin Marsh,
who entered the house OF John w. Todd ip
May last and attempted to steal q number Of
articles, MIR. John W Todd made statement
Of the facts TO the court. His wife went
up stairs to get some money out Of her
poeket-book, when she saw the prisoner
there. She grabbed him and screamed fpl
helm Mr.. Todd ran up stairs and grabbed
Marsh, who nourished knife and succeeded
in. getting away, Marsh ran out into thu
street where he was caught 3IAt ~
The Chief Justice sentenced Marsh to pa!
SfS2.s5 restitution ym0nsy and coats 70
prosecution, receive 20 lashes, stand nj
lhour In the pillsTy and undergo IL MONTH
ifhtprisonmeiit. The court then adjournet
until this, afternoon at 8 O'Clock. Il
The daily gazette., 1883-09-19
BIsToKIOAL SOCIETY.
A Large Number OF Donations ReceiV
taancn tk14, Last RaoettnR.A A.

H4 H y 4 a
A Large Number Of Donations Received
l sance the Last meeting HQ'
A meeting Of the HistoricaI Society was
held in its rooms on, Market stree near
Tenth, Monday night, az which President
Judge Wales presided.
The secretary reported The following nos
nations since the last meetihg:f u =
From Robert Porter, History of the Civil
War in America, by Compte de Paris, thre
volumes. From New Jersey Historical 50
ciety, Archives of New Jersey, volume Z
first series. From Virginia Historical So
clety, Dinwiddy Papers, volume 1. From
Hon T. =, Bayard, Oflieial Records Of the
Union aud CUBfederate Armies, series /,
volume s; also, United States Geographical
Survey, supplements, parts 1 and ?. three
volumes; American State Papers, II volumes;
J.G.Blaine's Memorial ADDRESS op Presidenl
Garfield From Treasury Department, United
States Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1881
From Robert K. Forman, Pinkerton's Voy
ages and Travels, 20 volumes; Paley'l
Works, five volumes; Ditton's Theology
one volume; Adams. on the Constitution
French grammar. by Dlret. From William
B. Norton, TOokes' Pantheon. From vii
liam G. Wood, Westminster Magazine, 1882
From United States War Department, Med
ical and Surgical History of the War Of tn,
Rebellion, part third. From Samuel Barr
oil portrait of the Rev. DIR. Gilbert From
Mrs. c.. P. Bent, american Daily Advertiser
January TO June, 1792 The Rev. c. P
Mallory. on behalf of the Delaware Bible
Society, deposited certain rec ords and other
papers Of the society fo' safe keeping aud
future reference.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-19
OUB MAILS.
Their Arrival and Departure, Taking
I HOS an EnfFsot .1hsy 1pt,i 1883.

Their Arrival and Departure, Taking
Z HOS an InfFsot .1nsy lpt,i 1883.
The Post Once in tAis city will be open daily,
except Sunday, from $50 q. IN. TO Q p. IN. Pri-
ss eSsSs Sps ssi & 5 Sn P Private
boxes accessible from to 8 p. m. The whole
sale stamp window win close ~ ., ,sop, N The
money order Office will close at6 p. ID
MAILS CLOSE As BoLLows:
1!NJ ms 4 NoHrR. tf g.
Wilmington b Northern Railroad TO Reading
Pa, and points ON the Baltimore and Central
south Of Chadd'S Ford, 7.4Oa. m.
= Philadelphia closed pouNh, $50 =. m.
Philadelphta and waymau, . a. m
New York, Pennsylvania and points east and
PslaFpFe western R4iIroAd 70 I.AndonOurg
Philadelphia, New York city, Pennsylvania
ana New jersey. u.5O am. llfif
Phiisdslp pHiS. New YORK and All points east
n fhiisdeiphIa, Nsw York ana all points east
Philadelphia and New YORK cities closed
pouches, 9.3b p. m.
PeDnsylvania west Of Lancaster, and all
points west Rnd soathwest s,S6 p. m,
All points north, east, west and southwest, j
| which is sent south on through mails.
fIHDP 9ti u bogTH. ltFF
baltimore and way man, T.AO a. m.
Washington and AL points south, 20 a. m.
/ ArlpOints on the Peninsula, $50 .. N.
| supplementary mail for the Peninsula, q m.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south,
Newport Stanton, Newark, Elkton and
| Havre de Grace. 1870 p. IN. Ff.
Points on Baltimore Central, between Port De-
pOsit and Chadd's Ford, 1880 p m.
Baltimore and Bay Line steamers, LAO p. m
Peninsula north Of Harrington, including
Delaware City and St, Georges, 6.bOp m.
Baltimore, closed pouch, $50 p. m.
4 Baltimore, Washington and all points Bouti
1 II D. m.
NAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR DELIVERY.
From Wilmington h Northern Railroad So
From New York, Philadelphia, Washington
and all other points, 9 80 p. IN.
From Philadelphia, New York and point
| north, east and west 80 O. N.
| From way mail from Philadelphia. $50 q. m
From Peninsula and all north Of Harrington
| olba.m
From Baltimore and way mail, $50
From Baltimore, 1870 p, IN
From Peninsula mail, 1913 p. m.
From Philadelphia, New York and point
north and east, l.2O p. IN.
From Baltimore, Washington and point
south, 220 y. IN.
From Delaware Western Railroad, 2.2O p, m
From Philadelphia, New York and point
north and east, $40 p. IN.
Prom Baltimore, Washington and point
south and southwest, $40 p. IN.
Carriers diliveries as follows $50 Am gen
eral 1910 a. M, partial 80 p. m, general
400 p. M, partial.
Collections from street boxes are made by tn,
carriers at $50 and 10 q. m, l.3O and D m.
An additional collection will be made at 7.3
n IN, from all boxes betwean Jefferson anC
Lombard and Water and Thirteenth street
inclusive. On sunday full collection will b.
made at 800 pm. Local letters for carrier
delivery should be deposited in Post Once tel
minutes before the hour Of delivery
W. Y. SWlGGEr, Postmaster.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-19
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