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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-22
Apre,-her s.ed Tar Lib.,.

NEw YoRK, January 2l.-0a Sunday last
Rev. Charles Pelletreau, of the Episcopal
Church of the Holy Communion at PAter-
son, N. J., delivered sermon denouucing
the doings of the Salvation Army as re-
ligious rowdyism, and spokein very severe
terms Of the Army Yesterday two s1its
damages, were begun against Mr.. Pslle.
treau by two Of the "Hallelujsh 1assies,"
Sophia 8. ID. Marshall and Isabella White
head. The Police Court suits will come on
trial in April. The Army is to SUE news
papers for reporting Mr.. Pelletreau's ser
moa as q Punishment to evil doerA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-22
A Morgan Raider.

WASHINGTON, January 21.-James g..
Wintersmith. of Texas, son Of Col. Dick
Wintersmith, of Kentucky, is candidate
for doorkeeper of the next House. Mr..
Wintersmith, although a member OF John
Morean's cavalry. is a young and progress
siye Democrat, who recognizes the fact that
the war was long since over and that the
Democratic party has had quite enough OF
spch Confederate brigsdiers as Charles W.
Field, who never voted for but one Presi-
dent since the war, and that Republican.
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small RoIninea

r,;"AHHNE, ". Va, January 21.-U. s. Com.
1,,,sSioner, G. +. Ratliff. last week issued q
P"b;aht Pbat Tor two men named Spig4s and
49,. ,DU.tson' who have been manufacturing a
,S.!sI oaI species Of counterfeit money, in
Senor.i;SInlo'er9OOd OF GragSton creek. The
csDt I;neons ,,;;na'lons made by them were i've
snd vp-s p.eceS and twenty-five cent pieces,
In Lara Lvae oI the basest sort No one seems
Knew ,ben Aen them, except those who
IN ,tay Sey We're counterfeit, and informed
r,S,sJ N Monday John b. Shannon ar
icdrea me me men and brought them here and
an svsn,i ,,reM IN lAil. 90 Tuesday they ha I
Ks,r,F' F'a,nin9tion ,tion bcfore Co1misSi,ns-
ing cnncI,.,,e cTu me evidence against thsm be.
bsil tbs, s,'e slN oi their srilt in daf,uIt Of
'uey were remanded 30 ;aI '' "
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w. MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY

order. The publishers say they hsye supe..
rior facilities in having manuscripts Of
young authors printed, and will take >
commission out when they receive the
money orders. When the manuscript Is
forwarded, it is discovered that great gen,
ius is displayed, but the writer is informed
that it is crude in its construction, and
that if three dollars is forwarded q writer
in the Office will put it in shape and thatIt
will then be sold for $3.50 to certain paper
that is waiting for it, The money Is usually
forwarded by the expectant author, and OF
course that is the last heard Of the money
order or manuscript.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-22
Dakota fn he Diriticd.

WASHINGTON, January sl.-0n the next
suspension day in the House q motion will
be made to suspend the rules and pass the
bill for the division OF the territory OF
Dskots. Mr.. Burrows says he has consult
ed with leading Democrats-among them
MeSSrs Randall, Carlisle and Holmsn-all
of whom assure him that they will not
oppose the passage of the bill, aud do not
think there will be any opposition, as the
matter has no political significance, and is
merely an act Of justice, and IS both the
people Of the northern part Of the territory
and the people Of the southern part are
equally desirous of having the division
made, there Is every probability OF its get
ting through.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-22
An Old Stager.

NKv YoRK, January 2l.-old Tom Hath.
away. in former days a well known and
favorite actor. celebrated his eighty fifth
birth lay at his home at Stony Brook, l.. l.,
yesterday He was born ip Worcester
shire, England, and when seventeen years
of age was appreDticed to A, serivsnsr.
from whom he ran away and joined the
company at the Haymarket Theater, Lon-
don. He first appeared in this country at
Barnum's old museum, coraer Of Aun aud
Broadway, where he performed for mtny
years In certain lines of comedy he was
unrivaled. The veteran actor is afflicted
with paralysis.
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ToybOat sunk.
Special Diseateh to the Regissr.

WELLsvILLE, o., January 2t.-The tow
boat ]. N. Phillips, Captain Frank Gilmore,
bound up, struck . large field of floating
ice here this afternoon and sunk almost
Immediately in eight feet of water. The
crew had narrow escape, as the river was
full of heavy floating ice, and swift cur
rent made it almost impossible to head the
boat for shore. She lies at the sawmill
with large hole in her head, eight feet OF
water on her after transom and seven feet
midship,
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FIRE RECORD.

a~sesty. Five Thoosso1 Destoss 1sss-
Yoas assdvsa Hes Oas - k01isy.
ment.
LEAvxswoRTH, KAs, January H.-Ths
IT achin, shoIrof the Great Western Man
ufac'uripg Company were destroyed ~
fire this afternoon. Most OF the patterns
we're saved, bat The building snd mac In
cry IL total loss The stove works, sf'
joining the machiss shops, wsrs damaged
1900 by water Loss on the machine
.hops. building and machinery. shout
the fire y unknown. Four hundred men
sre ont Il employment The vorbs hsve
orders s<Ay sbssd, and will BE- rsbuiit ss
UflcP.
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Repatriation Schemes

of Malone and Riddleberger, together with
his approval OF Hubbell's highway robbery
all 60 to his discredit.
While conceding that Ex-Governor Long
is better man in every respect, the Re-
publicans felt that in no way could they
spite Ben Butler more than by the election
of Hoar. and accordingly they gave him
their support. Buffers opposition, there
fore, was the cause of Hoar's success.
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Crashing g the Earth,
Dying for q Dog.

YouNssrows, O., January IA German
saloon-keeper, named Philip Bonscker, at
peS cspse Ss baS rsssnsIy rsss nn' az os
which he was greatly attached. He had
hung himself by silk handkerchief, and
when found and cut down vas uucgnseiss
and would soon have been '.over she range. =
He has been drinking Very heavily OF late,
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4 FsGAk Or FoWTvsse.
The Msnbss s>sassa q . Dasssso
HOoSs0Aa.

CHICAGO. Ianuasy H.-A vsSitsbls Rns-
sisn nobiemau lives II Chicaga snd 70
pursuing . very hnmble occupation fcf .
livelihood. HE nAms II Otto 6oodksscht,
and for tso years he has driven the email
poI smbulsnce foe the Heslsh Dspsn.
ment st o salary Of go month, board snd
washing free. His hone h at uDe osaall-
pox Hospital Before securing bis prssset
Job, GoOak necht drove an sxofsss ga1Do.
lie attends faithfully 10 bis pssssst dnttes.
except when he resolves DRAFT from bSuse.
as he does occasiouslIy, when he spends
the msney With lavish hAnd.
Goodnscht iS , talt, strong man 81 rough
exterior, about 30 yeafs old Hs vas s9-
lied RON home, be nys. On eceount o. ~
outspoken liberal yieWs. end y be- ltvso
in Chicago four o. 6ys yssss. Hsdoss -
repins at his lot and refuses 70 70 homs.
alihough Il 70 ssid bis lsthss b viliips -
rscsive BIN. HIS fatbse = ssid 70 b tbe
swner q siJ ssess ysAusfiee snd rtpossS
30 b wealthy. The Russian Cnnsul 70 N.
der instructions % furnish the peodieDl
son with nAoaey ssough - nAts the joas'
ney home whsncSss b fssss dsspeasd -
make IL
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roC,s.h L,ternry Guareeu.

WASHINGTON, January 2i.-rhe Postofice
Department has decided that Ellsworth,
alias, Jay Williams & Co, 5ss Fifteenth
street, Detroit, Michigan, are conducting .
fraudulent business and registered letters
and money orders directed to them TO be
Withheld This fraud is out OF the usual
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BeUare ofThen,.

PTrTsBUReH, January 2l.-Gowen. Keene,
Perrin & Co, Of the Tldewater Pipe Line
Company, Ttusville, have used GARD
cautioning the public and parsons inter
ested.not to recognize the claim Of John
Sattefheld, 7. s. Mcfarland and ID. B.
Stewart as managers or officers Of siid
company. as proceedings 10 restrain the
three parties from acting have been conf
menced in court and Judge Church, oi
Nesdville, has iisned . preliminary in
junction.
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FATAL EXPLOSION.
A Powder MIL ExpseAes, htsiisE sis
Chtn0nssn.

FAN Francisco. January a.--Shortly a..
ter ~. n. the city was shaken by heavy
explosion. Four others followed st inter.
yais OF four seconds, and dense volume
of smoke arising scross the bay. was sum
cient evidences of another added 10 the
numerous powder works disasters that
sgrsm saws the Giant powder establish.
msnt, near West Berkely Station, four
miles u prih Of Oakland, Was blown up and
plumber Of persons were killed. hrticu'
lars later.
EArsR-It IL now learned tho. I've
Cinnamon we're killed by the explosion ~
the powder works. Two white uea who
were about the buildings escaped.
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Political Conditions

in that State. His conduct in the Senate
was not in keeping with his pretensions,
and has no resemblance to a great states
man. His recent malignant thrust at SEN
ator Butler about the use Of shot guns in
political campaigns, we'll illustrates the
nsrrowness Of the man, and his endorsing
ba
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A MaHHRs MusG
w,..,.a.-n.s1.s a..A...a- 49,.
- 0oV0oA

- noy0oe
UNosrovs. Pa. January A-M Il
pukss, Tie nssdssss - CsSlais Mott ~
rvsd u this eity iron IIssrissass ysstes'
dsy nssaisG He Vim spssd saady sith
friends In iAs sosntsy. ssA VIII NJ 8, =
Hsy,isbsrs asy moss. fhs szset eooss..
sscasoss thst iook ptsss bstvsss hlm ss1
his nethss ss Ill thsis fsst nsssisE siss'
The murder vss eonmit3ed - Dsvsf -
yet been pab'hbsd. ssd vss - 60
knoss until yesterday, whss AsIm
sot u fson ooe Who ~ prseeot - MSe
4. It vss - follow: I@nedie>siy ss!e4DY
mcther hsd catered ~ foeA 80 -.
spoken 70 him shs looked biz Sy04
the eyes vifh I'D sxpsses'oA rn1e -
her fsce, snd said: "LgnAe, do
y0u are amufdesss; ihat yoa hnA tes.x ~
The lie of . busbsud 81 lsthese ~ 49, -
bavs spassd yoa fss nees eeetD - -.
Nuft sud tbose poor ebiApN 49,
the hnsbend asd 1eiher. ho.4 -.
What it = 70 49, . hsIeeo - .SSs
{ fatber, anA yet yea - teA -,
Of ons.T Al thig W -, y s - -
yoisS, snA ths>Da ~ aee s,
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SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.
Why Massachusetts Returned senator
HOar.
Special Dispatch b Me Reqister.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
WASHINGTON, January 21.-The matter
of the Crapo telegram has about ceased to
excite any interest, but Hoar's reelection
is made the subject of considerable COM
ment. Why the egotistical little Bay State
should dishonor the shoes of so great a
man IS Charles Sumner with such an occu.
pant as HOar, is not easily understood
without a careful examination of the exist
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-22
THE, NEWS.
Domestic.

Domestic.
Senator HOar has resigned the Office
of Regent of the Smithsonian Institute.
Isaac Van Voorhis and c. G. Diekey,
two Pittsburgh attorneys, had a. list night
in the court house, Saturday.
The Postmaster General has declared
the American News Exchange, OF Can-
cinnati, fraudulent concern.
4 Graco-Roman wrestling match
will come off at st. Louis, for $500 a
side. between Bauer and MuldoOn, next
Saturday night.
ST. Louis sent another contribution OF
1900 marks for the benefit Of the sut-
ferers by the food in Germany, to the
President of the German Reichstag.
More will follow.
In row IN a dance house at Waco,
Texas, Saturday night, Bill Honton, a
negro musician OF the establishment,
was killed, and w. 7. Wright, a white
sitor, mOrtally wounded.
Foreign.
A compromise is anticipated IN the
railroad strike in Scotland.
The runhored arrest Of the Phoenix
Park, dublin, murderers, Is dehleu.
The Belgian steamer Wseslsnd,
ashore at Flushing. has been toated.
General TOdlelen is very i'll at 81.
Petersburg, and it if thought he will die.
Placards have been posted in Glen
more, Ireland, denouneing the irish
World.
Alfred Monarch KinO, n London
tailor, has failed with liabilities amount
ing to 1900.
Prince Frederick Charles Alexander,
brother Of the Emperor Of Germany,
died yesterday, aged -.
Emperor William intends to appoint
the Prince OF Wales chief Ofthe Blucher
bussars, as a menmentO of mis- visit to
Berlin.
King Leopold and the Queen of Brls-
sells will attend the silver wddding OF
the Crown Prince Frederick William,
Of Germany.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-22
A GLOOMY GATHERING.
The Down-Hearted National RepubIi.
can Committee.

WASHINGTON, January 2l.-The meeting
of the National Republican Committee was
a very gloomy one. In private many Of the
members admitted that the outlook for
1884 was very bad, aud the action Of the
committee was practical confession. The
only clipper member present was John
Logan, and mis- good nature seemed to be
occasioned by the opportunity the meeting
afforded him for showing the Stalwarts
that he and Grant were OIL. Said Logan:
Il see some of the papers are pitching into
my grammar. Well, grammar won't save
Fitz John Porter, and what say, say and
don't sign my name to articles on the Mic
'araguan Canal that are written by some
body else" This rap at Grant caused a
hearty laugh.
There was plainly jealousy OF VIM. f.
Chandler in the committee meeting, and it
was asserted that Chandler's plan was
covert scheme TO elect a majority OF Blaine
delegates. The National Committee is
now strongly anti-Blaine, and these men
do not put any credence in the reports
that
Blaine and Chandler
have fallen ont. But the most noticeable
feature of the gathering was the listless
deSpOndent manner of the members. They
did not try to conceal their apprehensiOns
that the Republican party has had its lit
tie day. These apprehensions were eI-
pressed in the informal meeting where it
was suggested by Gorham that the Admin
iStration be urged to do something to
unite the party. Gorham said that there
must be no talk of knitting anybody. There
must be no grudges to pay OFT, no revenses
TO satisfy. 1t was not blood, but balm that
was needed. But Gorham's suggestion fell
fiat. Members admitted that there was no
hope from this Administration, and it was
not the subject of the most enthusiastic
praise.
The great trouble with the committee
seemed to arise from its fears that it would
be impossible to reorganize the party in
New York and probably in Pennsylvania
in time for the next campaign. Chandler
was the only man who thought it could
be done. Marshall Jewell was very doubt
full. Mr.. Elmer sighed when it was refer
red to and nobody but Chandler and the
energetic little member from Rhode Isl
and were hopeful. One member said this
morning that the atmosphere in the COM
mittee room yesterday was suggestive OF
funeral.
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A HUNTERS BONES
Found I'm the stump OF Hollow Tree.

Found I'm the stump OF q Hollow Tree.
GLESvILLE, W. Va, January 2l.-The
Crescent says: Two men who live in the
northern part OF Gilmer county made q
startling discovery few days ago. They
had chased a fox to his covert, which
proved to be an immense hollow tree,
charred and blsckened by forest fires. 1t
was but huge stump, being not more
than twenty feet high, evidently having
been swept in twain by some fierce hurri-
cane. The cunning fox entered q small
opening near the base of the tree and eIl
efforts to smoke him out seemed futile. As
last resort one OF the men suggested
stopping the hole and telling the tree,
which, from its decaying condition, would
be an easy task. The plan was adopted
and few vigorous strokes of their axes sent
the old shell
Crashing 70 the Earth,
and the fox trying to make his escape was
dispatched with an az. As they were about
20 depart, one of the men discovered some
thing white cleaning in the old hollow
stump, and upon examination was horri-
fed to behold the bleached bones OF hu-
man skeleton. The men were startled by
their strange discovery, and on closer in
vestigation powder horn and bullet p 1u ~
were brought to light, together with few
mouldering articles OF raimsnt but moth
ing else was found that wouid identify as
to who the person had been. Many con-
lectures have been made as to hoy the
skeleton came in the tree. but the affair re-
mains q profound mystery.
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HIh from aLonn,,.,..,.

Wv IORE. J,,,.-- % H'le blse.
Policeman W;n?9a'y WSSn9a'y 1.-The funeral of
Fourth Precinc,, ,'I,a% nam Heaviside, of the
side who was ioS ON 'c9k place to-day. Heavi.
Of the departmsD, .. The champion athletes
hand by a lunstic was, Was bitten in the right
10 e The months month, ago. He p.;J s Gad arrested
~1rsn 10 swell, and tG cnD,i.er after his hand
Sr JS bIcod de de died in awful fuInGed saoE to grow
=; o,C1o poison. From a sony ry OF pyemis
bTJronSOSSese ne case was entirely S;Elh point OF
49, 'OPnosla. ~ There was NO hsrent hent from
sIs,,;on E or iSot6ing At The mon BARKING, spit
.py color, lo9q ao9 n.oy Dyes win color aDv thin.
Pest way 10 econoTi,. The easiest and
-Eggikts. 10 ceata al IN
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General Tocieben Es.
81. PErbRSsuRs.. January 20.-GsnerL
Toa'ehen ID Ill. Il is feared he will die.
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the condition of men ana women. though
they are stranded q rocks Of ss.ms as. saa e.
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is 10 guess, and Huxley and Hseckel and
Spencer and Tyndail come and help hun
guess. guess about man aud & less aoou. the
brute, and guess abOut the worlds. bat as
to one solid foot of ground 70 stand on they
never have had il, and never will have it.
! set against all the visionary theories OF
these men the selfeousciousness that we
are not the blood relations OF the dog that
favps at our feet, 0r the swine that wal.
lowed in the mire, or the spider that crawls
| up the wall or the fish that Hops in the
| frying-psn, or the CROW that descending on
| the field croaks. We know that it would
be ali outrage b put in our Bible besides
| the record. Abraham bezat Isaac, ani
| Issae begat Jacob, and jacob besat Judas"
| the record: Microscopic animalcuie begst
/ the tadpols, and the tadpoie begat the fish,
| and the Esh begat the reptile. and the rep.
tile begAt the quadruped. and the qusd
ruped esgat the orang ontrang. and the
| orang-oIrtrang begas nAl Oar monkey
| race originally climbed trees. but afteI
| awhile they lost their prehensile poEsi
and were no longer able 70 climb with any
fasility, and so they gave mp monkeydon
end set up In business as the humtn race
faiIipe as monkeys they succeeded as man
According TO evolution o mfn Is oniy
bankrupt monkey. Ipity the person w
does Lot feel in every nerve and muscle Ans
bone and mental facility and spiritual ez
perieuce she fact that be had higher parznt
see and grander origin than the least
that perish. Howeyer.
sauaIzd and DehAsed
The condition of men ana women. thousl
they are stranded o. rocks of crime sn
4 n L. cf1 -
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According to that theosy We are eoly hasds
of superior cattle, Q sort OF A1defAsy among
other COWS. We browse on morD delicate
pasture than mssy other sninAsls. bat We
are only like tho superior brssd OF shsep
which The stock rsiser kesss. In . better
stall than the osher 6ocks, Asort u S,nth-
down among sheep, and a. we s,one ot this
origin we 80 Ike them 70 diA al the
scientists Who are evoiutapnisn express no
expectatian Of 0 hersa5hGr. Iheg tsli us
the mind 10 oaly aneshsS asQed q The
body. Thoughts Gre os)yrAass ;nisr fcsms.
tions. when the boi3J tiea ths enare No
tura disa The jab ~ tbe sspuichrs.
10 pes O milestnns ON . journey upward
hnt vail incarssetias tie mind 10 stsf
nal uoshihgneex Thsy aFs ell deed aitke,
eoS and horss and dog and nan and
sheep. AunihDAtioa b The heave5 d ~
ssolutionist From such . bsstiai, stsach
| ful, damnah3e doessins bs9 yoa - tufl
| you away. Conparsd with ths evoantiouie
| account If mans creation. hiiIng you
| mind With de chatter Of apes tnd ~ his
| Of sespsas and the croak Of fros5 itsse1
TO stsazs oe two OF description II a oit
1 box ~ more than H0meric or peusosthsas'
or Esalesqus power: what = maa a.
Il 4
The daily gazette., 1883-02-01
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD,
FROM cALyEl n STATION.

TAKING EFFECT DECEMBER "A, 1889.
For Washington, n. m. 3.15 and sos d. m
daily, except Sunday, and 40, 7.35 9.45 and
and II .35 a. m, and 5.00and :. 10 D. M, daily.
For Pope's Geek Line, Zoo q. m. and L 10 u. m.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 7.0Oa. m, daily except Sunday.
and $50 p. M, daily.
For Richmond and the south al 4, 20 and g45 a.
m,t daily, ana BIB y. M, daily except Sunday.
For the South via Virginia Midland Railroad al
10 a.m.i daily and SOB p.m., except Sunday.
7.10p. m, sunday only.
For White sulphur and c, and D. II. r., at 40
Il. m, daily.
For Norfolk via Potomac River steamers, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at II. IS a. m.
FROM UNION STATION.
For Washington, 4.3O, 9. DO 7.05, 7.45, $50 II 10
a. M, 2.55, 3.25, 510 7.R0, g.O5 p. m. ON SUM
day, 4.D, $50, 7.45 9.5, H. a. M, $40 and
For Va. Midland Road, at 4, 30 a. in., daily. o5
p. M, except Sunday. 10 p. M, on Sunday
Ford. 4 Q. Road, 4.soa. m, daily 2.55 p. m,
FROM PENNsYLYANIA-AvEN STATION
For Washington, 6.55, 10, 30, 955 and II. As a.
m, 80 8. z. rs and 81 10 y. M. On Sunday,
al 800 100 s55 ana IL. 70 a. M, 5.l5 and 7.25
For Annapolis, 7.1Oa. M, daily except sunday;
b.lb y. ms daily.
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE
At 40, 500, go and 10. at a. M, IsO 420 44B
SO, 7.0 9.JO and 10. % II. m. On Sundays, al
$50, 800 a. m. % ON 2. 30, $50 and 10. 7b p.
m. j. r.. WOOD. Gen. Pass. ARi
CHARLES x, PEGH, General Manager.
The daily gazette., 1883-02-01
RAtERoApl LIVES
PanARsHsSIA, !P,Iu,sAAEssy{ sAAEssy{sE / y ,1sP NJ 6R
OCTORER. atl[. laa2.

OCfOBEk, 9th, AsS1.
Trains viii leave Wilmington a. follows FOR
Philadelphia andfntermedlnte estntionss- S. 7.0o.
10. al a. IN. 2.S0. &uA Z. .3Nl Bs5A n. M
FhilAaelphia fexpresk 80. 0 2. n $50 =. 20 esi1s
IS u.sS. am. ~ IL, l.Ss esaas
S.8p. ~.
New Yos&+2. 90. 4. "a, go. asA ga. u.sa a. M.
IA. sss l.63, 2. 10 sill, 6.sA us, p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stAti0nB-i.0S All
1000 =. IN. 800 D. m.
baltimore and Bay Line-e.a7 p. m.
Baltimore aud Washington|- a 4.sl, sos e.H
a. M 1.pa. si.0o, 800. q SIa l.04 p. IN.
Baltimore only-l.o6s 1000 NJ IN. n 2s and
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New CastIe-s.0o, s.lo a. m. los 500, SIS p. m
Harrington and intermediate stations--e. 10 .. IN
los. e.2S p. m.
Delnar and intermediate statiens-9.I0 =. m.
t.p6 y. m.
SUNDAY THAINs.
Philadelphia and intermedihte stationss. 10 m.
IL. 90 m. $40. Tao, 9.5S, p. m.
Philadelphia and New YORK. 400, 3 q a. m. s.I7.
6.1Ss 7.S p. m.
Baltimore and washington--I. q A.El. sos. D.7,
q. m. 11.0sp. m.
Baltimore-l.06 q. m.
For further Information passengers are
ferred to the time tables posted at the depot.
sS-Trains marked thus; d. are limited express
upon which extra fare Is charged.
J.. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agt.
CHAS. E. PU6H. General Manager.