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The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
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THE srEAMsHrP DIsAsrrR,
Further Pmrticulnrn Of the Loas OF the
City Of Bruasals-Fodses FRecovewad.


Further Particulars Of the Loas OF the
Caty OF Brnasels-Bod1es Recovered.
LONDON, Jan. S.--Kurther particulars of
she sinking of the steamship City Of
Brussels by collision with the steamer Kirby
Han, state that the bodies Of Second OfHcer
Young and Carpenter Woods have been re-
covered.
A boy by the name of Hamilton was
rescued from the cress-trees. The pasaen-
gers lost every thing, some escaping only
naii dressed, glad even to save their lives.
Captain Francis 8. Land and Chief Engineer
james Todd were the last TO leave the ship.
The captain Of the Kirby Hall says that
he backed sharp and at full speed on hearing
the whistle from the City OF Brussels. The
log was 70 dense as 10 prevent anything
being seen and the City Of Brussels found
ered Immediately on being struck, as she
lay near the lightship In the stream. IL Is
not yet known how many lives are lost
THE SHIP INSURED.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-There were Is cabin
ana 80 steerage passengers on board. The
agents here have received no dispatches from
Liverpool. The names of the drowned sea-
men and two steerage passengers are
not known. The ships cargo was an ordi-
nary one Of cotton, hops bacon. cheese.
meat, butter, Hour, sealskins, and tobacco,
valued at eS60,000. The ship was valued
at Ss0O 900. She was fully insured.
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JURORS DRAWN.
A Panel for the JANUARY Term OF the
United states Court

a Panel for the january Term OF tht
United states Court.
Henry r. DUPONT, United States Jury
Commissioner, and 8. r. Smith, Clerk Of
the United States Circuit Court, drew the
following petit jurors Monday for the
January term of court, which generally
begins ON the second Tuesday in January.
The session, however, win be postponed
until the Reybold case Is disposed of:
WtlmingtOn-Harry p. Bowers, William
7. Porter, David Chandler, William P. Ban
croft, Henry c. Pickles, Preston Lea, Frank
G. Carpenter.
New Csstle-Iohn J. Boyle, Douglass
Mccoy.
Mill Creek-Joseph II. Chambers.
White Clay Creek-William Stroud.
Red Lion--Charles G. Ash.
PencAder-Andrew II. Fisher.
st. Georges-James j. Janvier.
Blackbird-Jonathan Hand.
Duck Cree-Henry c. Douglass.
Dover-Henry A. Murray.
East Dover--Watson Bradwav, John
Dennis.
kenton-John Moore.
North Murderkill-Thomas p. Hansen.
John W. Davis, Sr.
South Murderklll-Erasmus Burton,
Caleb Smithers.
Little Creek-Henry L. Wilson
Mf.ford--James Chamberlaine.
Georgetown-John 5. Adkins, Isaac Con.
way.
Broad Creek--,Iohn H. spicer, John
knowles, John Rodney.
North West Fork-Tsaac r. Wright, Lox-
ley K Jacobs.
seaford--J. Wesley Williams, John f.
Darbee.
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CURE OF CHRONIC Npr7pA1o,

IN e 70 add my testimonial tn
sna heast u is6s - as a remedy for both man
win IN IN Enr nearly thre years was aifeeted
rT eqass h with only temporary relief nnti a,
"a 3prnk conhned TO my bed nearly eipht waeE
ha,ia me most satsfactory results NJ as,a ana
sS,a iIoln tne Time commenced usinp n ssn1
II ha i9r ine last six months have fell nothin 9e
W nave seen IL used In cases of Rhan,na.k VI
ssv ,h lat same good effect and can rheerf,i1
ny 1n9t iiiy believe that It viii do ali thai 1l
JOHN b. KIRKBRIDF
hnstleton. ed ward Philada
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

DARIAN, GA, Jan. Stony James, who
was TO have been hanged here to-day for
murder, was granted respite. The case viii
go to the Supreme Court.
EAST PEPPERHL, Mass, Jan. 8-The
honse and outbuildings of Miss Lydia Chass
were destroyed by fire Saturday night, and
Miss Chase, who was 81 years old, and tbe
only occupant, perished in the flames.
LITTLE Rock, ARR, Jan S.--The newly
elected State officers were inaugurated 10
day with the usual ceremonies. Governor
Berry promised an honest, impartial admin.
lstration' Tho Legislature convened a,
noon.
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NEW CABINET FOR SPAIN.
FREDDIE DlDN.T wRiTE IT
His Alleged Letter Penned by the aE.llv,.,
Private Sserssmyv.

CHICAGO, ILL. Jan. S.--It Is claimed tina,
Frederick 0ebhardt had no hand whateve,
in the composition or writing Of the lett,
to TIE Press, which appeared yesten,sS
bearing his signature, over which The actIob
OF the public, In commenting on his devotion
to the lilly" was severely criticised
The letter was written by M
Sehwab, who has assumed Dual
position Of director general OF Mrs. Lanrtry
and confidential advisor and correspondIns
secretary Of her adorer.
The line of purchasers of tickets for the
Fatti opera season began to form at mid.
night, At which time eleven men and fan,
boys were standing In line, notwithstapdIne
driving snow storm. The line Rradualv
increased during tho morning. The All
purchasers were for speculation.
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Their Arrival and Departure, Taking
Eject July Ist, 1882.
The Post Office In this city will be open daily.
except Sunday from $50 a. M to D. IN
PriVate boxes are accessible until II y. M On
sundays open from $40 TO $50 a. IN. Private
boxes accessible from To sp. IN. The whole
sale stamp window will close at $50 y. m The
money order eftice viii close at 800 p IN.
NAILS CLosE As FOLLOWS
goRTH
Wilmington Northern Railroad to Reading
Pa, and points on the Baltimore Central south
Of Chadd's Ford, 7.40am
PhlIadelphia closed pouch, $50 Is. IN.
Philadelphia and waymail, 800 a. IN
New York, Pennsylvania and points east and
Delaware Western Railroad to Landenbery,
1000 "A. m. o.
Philadelphia, New YORK city, pennsylvania
and New Jersey, lilo a. IN.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
And weaI, l.3O y. III.
Philadelphia, New York and all points east
and west, 4.40 y. In
Philadelphia and New York cities olosed
pouches, 9.35 D. II.
Pennsylvania west OF Lancaster, and ali
points west and southwest $50 p. N.
Al points. north, east, west and southwest,
All Louisiana is sent west except n ew yrleans
which Il s9nt south On through mails.
SOUTH.
altlinOre and way mail. T. 40 a. m
Washington and all points south, J.40 An
All points or the Peninsula, 8.3J a. M
Supplementary mail for the Peninsula. gUO
a. m, Wv
Baltimore, Washington and nlI points south,
1870 y. N. -
Newport, stanton, Newark, EIkton and
hayre de Grace. 1926 p. IN.
Pc Points on Baltimore Central between rort de
POST, Northeast and Uhadd's Ford, IL 80 D, "a.
baltimore and Bay Line steamers l. 40 D. m.
Peninsula north of Harrington including
Delaware aa,ss1 0ity and st. Georges, $50 pm
baltimore closed pouch, 3. 90 D. IN.
baltimore, Washington and all points soutb
ll.0O p. IN.
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR DELIVERY.
From Wilmington * Northern Railroad,
From New York, Philadelphia, Washington
and all ether points, $50 p. IN.
From Philadelphia, New YORK and polnts
north, east and west, $50 A. m.
FROM way mail from Philadelphia, $50 a, n, ,
$40 a. m. ts ''H
From baltimore and way mail, $50 a. IN.
From Baltimore, 1870 D. M
From Peninsula mail, IL 80 u. m
From Philadelphia, New YORK and points
north and east. l.90 =. m.
FROM baltimore, Washington and points
From Delaware Western Railroad, 40 IN.
From Philadelphia, New YORK and points
north and east, 5.4o p. III F'e
FROM baltimore Washington and points
south aud southwest, b.4O p. M
Carriers deliveries as follows $50 n. m van.
+. IN, partial.
Collections from street boxes are made by the
carriers az go and l000a. m 80 and 400 b. m.
An additional collection will be made al 4 9o
2. M. from all boxes between Jefferson and
ioinDard and Water and Thirteenth streets
inclusive TN sunday full collection wifi be
maze at 300 p. IN. Local letters for carriers,
delivery should be bedeposited In tho Post Office
Ten minutes before the hour Of delivery.
W. Y. SWIGGErT. Postmaster
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REPRlNrEO HON YEsrERnA.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Giadstone'a Illness Uauslng Unenn,u...
a New Cabinet to he war.aa.l =. a---.


Gladatone'a Illness Causing Unamm,n...
A New Cabinet to he Formed n s0s.~
LONDON, Jan. S.--Mr. Oladstoue,s IIln",.
Is causing much uneaslness IN oal"ss,
circles. The Right Honorable rentls,na1
has been ordered by his physiclans "a sh.n
don his Midlothian trip. Ali work or rOau ~
citement Ia forbidden, especially nuhI,.
speaking. FNOur
NEW CABINET FOR SPAIN.
MADRID, Jan. s.--senor saeasta has ~.
commanded by the King to form 4 psS
cabinet. Sagasta was among the re,Irtn.
ministers and President Of the Conns1
When be presented his resignation 10 ths
King he arranged 10 call II the palace ~
day to learn His Mageety's pleasure. Ha
now entangled with the task of forn,ns
ministry and the crises will be aw aited n.
new Premier is IS years old. D'
AN EMrERoR's LIFE THRRArENEp.
LONDON, Jan. S.-News has been race,voA
here that a placard threatening the death ~
the Emperor of Austria, as Overdank,s e,o
cutioner, has been found affixed 10 the AM
trian consul's door at MArsielies. The II.
card was signed In Italian.
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A Destructive Firn.

WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Jan. S.-Shortlv he
fore noon to-day a fire broke out IN The
kindling wood factory of shapeleich
Grouse q Company which destroyed a large
part Of the buildings. Two dry kfines were
burned, one of which belonged to W. A,
Allen Of Jersey City. The loss Il about
$4,000 and the insurance SIC, 600. The
losses on buildings Is covered by an insur.
anee OF about $4,000. A large number of
9anus are thrown out of employment, in
GLIDING many women and Oirls
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40 be sent Rack to Tannaa.a.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Jan. s.-M. T. Polk
Tennessee's defaulting treasurer, wa, a..
rested at San Antonio, Texas, yes.erdsy
by a Pinkerton detective, just as he Wa
boarding an International Railway train IA,
Laredo, where be perposed to cross Tie Rio
Grande into Mexico. The Governor has
ordered him brought or sent back to Nash
will at once,
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DIPHTHERIA IN PERSONS.

SAturAte muslin or linen cloth ana bind It dn
Lhe throat for about thirty minutGA and put 4
urV cloth over u 70 prevent the evaporation from
passing OIL, and when thorou ghly bIlstered, opdn
th- blister with needle. aud take a cloth and
ADsorD the water that passes VI, then take clodh
u on the blister and change every hour whldi
wli absorb all the % Msease through the porcs and
ne Internal medicine will be needed except puE.
Eatlve medicine. Children should not be blisterdd
more than ten minutes.
This has never been known to fail whom used As
directed. Y
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HAYES a ELLIS.
PHLApyIpu,, ,,,, ,,...z

I'd Dr. ID. ID; Tomllnson, DEAR SIR; Having sns
hheIea heIe nearly three weeks with the NenrslSIa
nms nas 20 Daa one OF my arms became paraiyzed ~, ~,
"t.r D1eIor could give me no relief ono ~ me my
Maficloas Mfipoas toid me OF your .caebrated ii, II. II
70 much relief got another, which msie i1una dn
ali whn iha ara ana sI most heartily recommend Il to
from me what think oft Yours truIy 1an learn
mRS. HENRY HATH
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An Unooniirnled Report.

IL was currently reported this morning
that the British Queen, of the Pennsylvania
line OF steamers, had run aground near the
1e;sey shore, almost opposite Wilmington,
6nt the report has not yet been confirmed,
An inspection of the river this morning
from the top of the City Hall tower, re,
Nealed British built vessel on the east side
81 Inc river In charge of TWO tug boats, but
whether 1t was the one mentioned or nor !.
not known
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A Reasonable Request Refused

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.--The Star Rou,
case was adjourned until to morrow %
account of the sickness OF Juror Gill. Pre-.
vious to adjournment the foreman asked
that each Juror be SLOWED printed copy Of
the evidence, but the court refused to grant
the request
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The ReyboId Case.

Monday at D. m. the Reybold
eHse was resumed in the United States Cir.
cult Court, and the argument continued
upon the admission of the contract of the
plaintiff with the Philadelphia Il Baltimore
Irankportation CumlanY
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PnlADRLrmIA, Frankford. June q ia,

ID. ID. TonIinson This a. IN n.,.te.. '9'i'
nave used the III. II. II. Horse Mrdc,ness.s w W.,
rhs is bone SPAWN In case af Ave years. standlng
nI ,aq 9rse walked on his toe and the ioInt va 4
shtiely stln lie Is using his lev feel. ssss
nn, io1t square and firm on the gronnd, and II
satisfactorv wen. inc result has been entirety
me medicine. Yours truly, seoiniieud
HAYEs& ELLIS
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TO the Proprietor of II. II. IL. Medicine. NJ
sye slEes me great pleasure 10 inform YOU that M
Selebrated II. IL. II. Medicine got from Won Yan ba
per orined cure Of bad case of Neumi9ia on ,,' 4
soahIg iaay here Others who have iried il ard
re-, eTnro ror more, Please send me one dozen bV
WIN. II. PRoUf, No. 1Os Clay street.
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A I.iberal auhacrlntIon .

WASHINGTON ,Jan. 3.-The sum OF SIC. 900
has been received from Lyons, France, as a
portion Of the subscriptions Of citizens Of
that place to the Garfield Hospital Fund.
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A well-Known Citlzen's Death.

Robert Atkinson, aged so years, a we'll
known citizen Of this city, died yesterday
at mis- residence, 5l3 West Fourth street.
He had been III about four weeks. tbe ea,Isa
q his death being per4tonitis.
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To-day & Tomorrow.

At the Wilmington Clothing
House, Fourth and Market
streets, we will present to every
purchaser of clothing one OF
our placques-"Red Riding
Hood or "Moming Prayer"
as a Christmas souvenir.
They are very attractive and
will please the children.
We will add that we have
made our prices to correspond
with the lateness of the season
and to attract purchasers who
wish to secure a suit or an
overcoat for the child, boy or
man who has not yet bought.
Prices and quality will tell.
and we will tell you our low
p1ces when you call. Largest
stock to select from. Do not
fail to visit us.
Yours truly,
JNo. w. DIEFENDoRF & Co.
N. B.-Kilt Suits at a sacrifice.
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wANAmAKRM : sRoWx.
Types are Stupid

when we want to make them
tell the story Of superior goods
at a sharp Bargain. For in
stance, our Overcoats for men
at 1915. A few days since we
thought them cheap at $500,
SIC and SIS, but now we cut
the price to a heavy loss, not
because they are poor, or de-
preciated, or old; only we have
too many, The types will
show how low is the price, but
the garments alone can tell
how good they are. Therefore
our story fails unless we can
arouse interestenough to bring
people to examine the goods in
person.
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ClTY ITEMS
UhrIstfield & best.

1nttsrley n o., Photographers. 302 Market 81
Mems Underwear, Searfs f. * W. Collars,
Shirts. laundried and unlaundrled. Our one
dollar shirt has reputation for excellence un.
equalled in this city. Vim. B. Cole, ,2O2 Market
street
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r.. W. & Is. ELECTION.
Annual Meeting of stOckhoIdsrs-Onicers
Selected.

Annual Meeting of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GERS
Selected.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
nj the Philadelphia. Wilmington x Balti-
more Railroad Company was held Monday
in the new station in this city. There
were but few present, most Of the voting
al the election being done by proxy. The
annual report was presented, but will not
De given for publication until the printed
reports have been received Frank Thomp-
SOP, second vice president of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company, was present.
An election of officers was held, at which
over 2l7 900 shares were represented, 80 per
cent. of which are held by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. The result of the elec-
ton was as follows President, Isaac
Hinckley; Vice President, Frank Thompson;
Secretary and Treasurer, Robert Craven:
Directors, Isaac Hinckley, 5. NJ FELTON,, S.
NJ. Shoemaker, Jacob Tome. Charles War
ner, William Sellers, Christian PebIger,
George B. Roberts, Frank Thomson, John
=. Green, j. n. Du Barry, Wistar Morris,
Edmund Smith, Henry NJ. Phillips, Benja-
min F. Newcomer.
Squire O'Neill was present and qualified
the judges OF the election, and afterwards
the directors chosen.
ELECTIONS BY OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.
The Mt. Salem Sunday School yesterday
elected the following officers SuDerinteni-
ent of Bible School, r. II. Mccartney As.
sistant Superintendent, Norris Luton
Secretary, II. ". Clover Treasurer, r. T.
Walker Librarian, William II. Harriett
Assistant Librarian, Mrs. Sarah Aikens
Superintendent of the Infant Department,
Mrs. Peter Jentieu; Assistant Supern tend.
rnt. Mrs. Lizzie Benson.
The following persons were chosen mona.
gers Of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company this morning for the term ol
three years Philip Plunkett. Samuel Ban
croft, Jr., john ?. Cochran. George 4
lybout, John +, Williamson
Tho Delaware s9ngerbund has chosen
the following: President, Chris. Popp: Vice
President, August kuhlman: Secretary,
George Il. Metzner; Treasurer, Charles
fftter: Librarian, A. stritzelberger. Trus.
tees, Peter Elmer, Daniel Maier, Charles
fetter:s Music Committee, Charles Yetter
Chris. Popp, Fred. We'll, .tr.: Musical
Director, G, Is. Rhoads: Pianist, J, D.
R,wtz.
Tie Delaware Western Railroad stock
hciders This morning reelected the follow.
ins directors Robert Garrett. Samuel
spencer and Osmond Latrobe OF Baltimore
Ferry Belmont Of New York, and Eietol
pnPont ESQ, William NJ Candy and
William Candy Of this city.
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TARE Clrx AAARKErs,

AsDlamond dyes will color any thing apy
reolor, ana never fail. The easiest and best way
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
USE EXTERNALLY

shoulder and BacA, Thrush m Feet agratcheh
Splint, - NN'V
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CERTIFICATES OF CURE.
RIcHMnNn rrnr..

oanInl sainnel carmen Of Bensalem township, Buck
county. "a, says It. has been worth n fhnnssnJ
aoiiar' to him In curing his Rheumatism.
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The Yale Giee Club.

The Boston Joarmal says Of the Yale Glee
Club, which will appear In this city to NOR.
row evening An annual concert, the
seeond, was given In fremont Temple by
the Yale dice Club last evening before a
large audience. The entertainment last
year Was agood one, but that Of last even
ing was one of the hest of the kind
yer given in the city The voices Wera
good, the training was almost perfect and
me program embraced every feature Of
college glees and take-ofis The audience
was delighted from first to last, and insisted
on encore after encore. The club comprises
~ members, with Mr.. f. h. Kellogg as
President. Among the most pleasing selec-
tioaa given We're those, including warbling,
ty Mr.. J. l.. Adler, the we'll
known ,Ghing-a-Ling, with solo by
Mr.. George Cromwell, the old eli
Yale" the spoon song, ,sWho was George
Washington :" with pedal accompaniment.
and Peter Gray, with solo by Mr.. ]. B,
Woodward. The audience included quite a
number OF Harvard students and many
Yale alumni. The club would be cordially
welcomed Ii It should favor Boston with
mere frequent entertainments of the same
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HOUSE.

Representative Beliord made an effort 10
take up the Senate bill to increase the fees
OF trans-Mississippi witnesses in the Star
kouta cases. Objected to and call Of States
for Hills demanded and proceeded with,
Among those introduced was one by Mr.,
Anderson to create postal telegraph Of the
United States.
A resolution to adjourn In honor of to
Gay being an anniversary of the battle OF
New Orleans was referred to committee
by the solid Republican vote of the House,
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The ~ II. Il. medicine Is an infallible cure for
DlphthefiA, II used, according 10 the following
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FOR HORSES.

NO horseman shotsld be wIthout bottle In hIs
stable In case Of Aced dent as II Is sure cure fF
the following Diseases Of the horse:
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ThE kAlLltOADs.
A Local Time Table with the --latest
Corrections.

NOAHD1tADHbs
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHILA.- 200h-- Aga - 6,30-6.hb TOOI--T 30
5-9.00t-9.39t t-g5St St-l0. .30-lI.b3 a.
m;--l200f m;-l2I6-I2. .38-i. So. .sOt-4 O0-
sl1#-b, ,Sot-d.l0-e.3 .3S+--7 ID! 30s-g 65spm
NEW NoRK - 200s-2 23s-s. .SO-7. 6O-SEO--
ll.a3 N. nj 1881 63-s.i 1858 &c pm.
BALTIMoRE-1 o6R-l. 49, SIS 8 O5a pl;
1000 a. m.-l226-l .00--i 6OO-e COS 81
li.Ois p. M.
WAsHIsaroN-I.42t-4. 4.6lA-s.O6--UI7 A IN,
II 00-1 .O0--6.67-ll.O4a p. IN.
EALTTMoRs AID INTERMEDIATES srATtons--
lObs--s. IL 1000 a. m;--lo0-600 p. N.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS running only on Sunday.
! Connect at 9ny's Ferry for old depot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RAlLRoAD-o.O0s--sl0a 10 a. MI .Os
-sOo'-5 2bt 2. N. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only
for Harrington and intermediate stations.
wILMIEGToN q NORTHERN RAiIRoAn-.,4O a
n;-l.W-b.l2 y. N.
DELAWARE WESTERN .Ob-lo. 80
a. m;-6.D p. IN. Sunday trains 10. 80 a. MS 90
p. N.
TRAINS ARRlVEATW W LEXINGTON FROM
.50--l. .0O-l S2t--I. 47a-7. .45
.o6-l0. .lOt--ll. .35-l235 a. m;-l2 so
-1.O5 -2.30f -260-4 30 4b5- s. 400. .b3-s D,
-0.2s-ISbt 1.56-a. .5G-i0. .3s--lO. .5S n. m
NEW YoRK-I.32s-G4ft-sO2 a M
l25O-I -4.66-6.4S*-l0.6Sp y. IN.
BApTIMoRB-l.bl%-2l3s- - l3s-gat-g.64-u43 43 a,
m:-19.36-l. l.60-b.llA-s,3 ,3Ot-7. .24--p 48a u. m,
W AsBlssToh-l. l.6lF-2.l3--ll.4Sa. m;-I2.3d
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
DELAWARE RRAILRoAD-s. .60-lO. .lb%a .m;--ix.pA
-b.05$-60b p. IN. No Sunday tratns
From New Castle only.
WILMINGTON b NoRrHKRH RAILROAD
6.4O-l1. 40 a. m;-e.4s D. m
DELAWARE WESTERN kAuRoAD-s.00a q. m;-
2.lb p. IN. Sunday trains 9.lO a. nib. 40 %, m
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHIA NEW BROAD STREET DRPoT-
l2.S0*-3. .55S-6.S0 .20*-s 00-s 2l--s 25F--IOl Ia
-n.sO-ll.5o a. m;-I2.23--l. .32t-i SIS .le-
-9.30--l0 O0-ll.3 .32s D. IN.
BROAD AND WASHINGTON AVENUES. .S0-a 90
-l0.lb a. m;-l l.30-3 10. .3o-5.lb .. u.
NEW CAsTLE-s.a2-lo.OO-ll. a. m.-4.a9-
6.49 p. IN.
Daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
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OUR MAILS

ES-The black figures denote ths I.ImIted
Express trains.
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coNoREas TO.pAY.
A New Visitor 10 the senate-Ths aouss
sits Down on ,.Old Hickory

@1|@ 1--WE ON '-VEU KNHGEUEy.
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Senator Farley
was In his seat in the Senate to-day for the
nrst time this session. Several petitions
were presented, among them one from
merchants aud manufacturers of Cincinnati
objeeting TO the passage of the National
Bankrupt bill, and one from the PhiladeI-
phla Board of Trade complaining of the
rate OF duty on sugar being put too low in
proportion to that on mojaSses
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09

Local Quotations Corrected Daily sn the
Street Market.
FLOUR ITO.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09

Palms in the Head and Back. Frosted Feet. st
joints Lameness, Pleurisy and for external us
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09

| OoRRMOrKD DAILY BY The WuIIAM Ia. A
Ssas OonfAEY, BRANDYw1An Mills
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09
INTERNAL USE,

For Cholern, Cholera M0rbus, Cramps, Pain In
the stomach or Bowels. Dose-Grom % drops No
hAM teaspoontnl In water. Never reduce flr
external use. Every family should keep It dn
hand. a. IL ls neyef-failnE household remedy
The daily gazette., 1883-01-09

klngbone, and will remove all SweiltnRs and
Calioue Lumps lefl from kicks or other bruiseN
without injnrtng the growth Of the hair.