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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
GEORG ErOHN.


Special g Correspondence of state journal.
GEORGETOWN, Nov. l3.-Johu Brown,
the uagro who ran away with james
Coverdale's horse and carriage, was
caught aud lodged in Esston jail CO
Thursday of last week. The horsJ al d
buggy had not been disposed az ty thr
thief though it ID SAID he had made
several efforts to do SO, sometimes otierluE
10 trade aud at other TINES to SILL TIE
animal showed sigus OF heavy driving
and the carriage VAS somewhat sbnsei,
Governor Stockley has ordered the neces-
sary papers in requisition.
1t Is said that the negro John Brown
OF d the negro Charles Stevenson who
stole the carriage OF Hiram 7 Downing u
few weeks ago, were both desertsrs from
o Brien's circus when it was oG thls pari
Of the Peninsula in May last.
Robert II. Fooks, the lately elected
bank clerk here, has gone to Phiiadel plia
to take special course OF book keeihae
at business college He will not sutel
upon his duties in the bank within lhre'
III nths.
Ex Sheriff Martin will return It
Georgetown the first of next month anc
| take charge OF the granger store here.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15

Special Correspondence Of state Journal,
CAMBRIDGE, Nh, Nov. S.-The result
%. the rtcsat election in this county has
N no sense d4mcralizsd the Democracy,
Notwithstanding ths fact of the Republi-
cans having gained control Of county
iuauez5 II was not victory won by the
Rspublicans, aay the Democrats, but il
gst rnther given them By dissatisfied
Democrats. Tie ststs ticket was carried
hsls ny small majority, showing con
eusively that the county is Democratic
10 tue core There never WAS so much
outing before Fully two-ihirds of the
Democrats who cut JoLuson to vote fol
Meskins, the Independent candidate, did
vat stop with that, but cut others OF
their ticket, and in this way the Demo
1rata have tnfnsd county affairs over to
he Republicans
This latter party will now have the ap
nointmenl OF all road overseeIs, tax col
lsctors, &c, and the Democrats will nj
doubt fud II diili9nit to restore them
selves to power. The Republicans, too
had great deal of money, and freely
offered and purchased votes at $40
Neekins will! net turn Republicans anc
tue Democrats do rot want him.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
MURDER oUSLY ASSAULTED.
Hugh Mcconnell Struck Down al
Dead of Night and Left Bleeding
on the Pavement,

Dead of Night and Left bleeding
ON the Pavement.
Sergeant Hugh Mcconnell Of the East
ern Police district was probably fatally
beaten about IL O'Clock Monday night
by an unknown party. The facts of the
CASE as gathered by n STATE JOURNAL
reporter from various sources are as fol
lows:
Just before midnight the Sergeant,
whose turn It is on night duty, left the
police station to 60 out on his beat.
Upon arriving at Front street he noticed
agang of men trying the windows of
house on that street just east of Market.
Hsstar,ed toward them aud they started to
run. Believing them to be a gang OF thieves
the Sergeant gave chase, and the gang
ran at full speed out East Front street.
Seeing that Mcconnell was gaining on
them, they turned up Walnut street and
disappeared. The Sergeant followed them
up Walnut street aud turned into Spring
alley, small street running from French
to Walnut between Second aud
Third, notorious as lurking
place for disreputsble characters
Scarcely had the officer entered the alley
when large man jumped out from beside
the wall, where he was screened from
view, and struck him several hare
blows with some sharp instrument
upon the face and forehead, knocking
him down. He WAS struck sew
eIal blows while he WAS lying OF
on the pavement by his sssailsnt, VIII
then fled. Mcconnell must have laiI
unconscious on the pavement for NOR
than two hours, for when he dragged
himself into police station dszed ant
bleeding it WAS nearly O'Clock. Hi
fellow officers did all 10 their power t
alleviate his suiferings, and he wa
carried to his house at No. 4o3 Baa
Seventh street, where DR.. Wales gttende
his injuries.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
Warning on scaIpers.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special wires.
CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-The general ASSEM-
ger and ticket agents of the roads in
the Trans continental Association have
issued circular in accordance with the
Topeka contract, directing connect
ing lines to withdraw from sale all
tickets via. San Francisco to points in
Oregon, Washington territory and British
Columbia, and all tickets to San Fran
cisco via St. Paul, Duluth or Portland.
The general passenger agents of the
roads west from this city are in receipt OF
information that Commissioner Pierson
has ordered the New York trunk lines
to discontinue selling through tickets
from the East to points west OF Chicago
and St. Louis. This is to over
come alleged abuses growing out
of ticket scalping. The new
regulations will compel travellers
to repurchase tickets after reaching the
two cities named and the action of the
commissioner is stated to have oocasioned
unusual wrath among officials of the
western roads.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15

Agents are still securing the city sell
ing tickets for the Royal New Brunswick
distribution OF cash gifts. The distribu-
tion, it is claimed, takes place December
18th. Several persons have already been
defrauded by the bogus concern out of
considerable money. Two young men,
named Lawrence aud Temple, the former
residing at Front and Poplsr streets, says
his father is interested in the concern,
are selling tickets here. The concern is
grand humbug in every particular, and
the police will be asked to suppress the
sale Of the worthless tickets.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
m Tnnnell,a addition :.

are louatpd in Tuunell's addition to
tietrge'ewa, Mr. 4 NV h. ~ ~
al to fat i0ts ,..ie ~ pa5 x
tended Cedar and Laurel s'rssfs ard laid
out more lots in order to meat the large
demand -.Susser Journal Noo ION
Three large vessels are in process of
construction In onr yards. Abbott &
Bro have vessel on the stocks Of about
$50 tons, which will BE- lsuu htd IN the
sptipg. Siirpler X Rrviile are at work
on schooner of 900 tons, which will be
launched about Jnpe next and Mr..
David Lsnk is new making models, and
next week will lay down the keel of a
l 900 ton vessel, which will be launched
about November next. When ready for
sea the latter vessel will be comma ded
hy Captain Joseph w Hubbard. Her
di1uenaoua will b., keel lao feet, beam
80 fact, depth OF hold Ia feet Milford
News.
Joshua w. Miles, Democrat, returned
defeated in last week s election, had been
appointed states attorney for Somerset
county on the resignation of Henry Page.
H. will hold the off 70 until his successor
is duly qualified, and in case of contest
this gives him decided advantage over
N. Walter Dixon, the Republican, re-.
turned elected by very small majority,
Mr.. Miles was duly qualified as states
attorney upon the resignation of Henry
Page, ESD, by Chief Justice L. l.. II
Irving. The Court alone can appoint the
successor, when there is contest In
election, as provided by the constitution
OF Maryland Fraud ia charged in various
districts of Somerset, and the Democrats
hope to successfully contest Dixon's
election.
Captain Mitchell, commander of the
Maryland fishery force, arrived at Girls
field on the oyster steamer Leila on
Saturday morning to make arrangements
for marking the new boundary line be-
tween Maryland and Virginia. He was
met by the boundary commissioner
Col. William j, Aydelotte representing
Maryland and George q. Bagwell repre-
senting Virginia and after conference
it was decided to commence the work on
Tuesday, November 10th. Boundary
stones Of granite, four feet in length, will
be placed at Walking Point, the south
ern extremity of Somerset county; Horse
Hammock and Ssssafras Hammock, on
Smiths Island, lying between Tangier
sound and the Chesapeake bay, and at
Smiths Point, at the mouth of the
Potomac. The Leila will meet the COM
missioners st Crisfeld on the Goth, and
the work, which will tske several days,
will be done under the direction of Lieu
tenant F. V. Abbott, of the engineer
corps, United States army, detailed for
the purpose by the Secretary Of War.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15

Assooiztsd Fsess DtspaleL es BY tpecisi Fi'es.
The leading jewellers Of Chicago will
adopt the new standard of time.
NJ de Giers, Russian minister of foreign
affairs, has gone to FfiedricLsruhe to
visit Prince Bismarck.
1t is reported that the Crown Prince
Frederick William will meet King
Humbert, of Italy, when returning from
his visit to King Alfonso, OF Spain.
Nine burglars were convicted, and to
day 4en;encei at Lebanon, Pa, to various
terms in penitentiary. They have bsen
operating for long time to the terror
and alarm OF the inhabitants of large
district.
Two burglars, Frank Harrison and
Charles Wilson, each 80 years of age,
the former serving term OF five years,
and the latter four years, escaped
this morning at 6 O'Clock from
the mess room of Sing Sing, N Y, state
prison, by saving an iron bar.
A spark from locomotive set fire 10
the roof of the depot at Jacksonville, N
Y, on the Troy & Boston railroad at mid
night. The depot, four cars and j. H
Ssuderso!'s store we're destroyed. The
loss ia about SIS 900 partly insured
a atrong wind was bloei at the time
and the village narrowly escaped.
At the Worcester, Mass Republican
jubilee and banquet last night speeches
were made by Governor eleot Robinson,
Senators Dawes and Hosr, Congressman
Davis, Whiting and Rice, Lieutenant
governor Ames, Chsirman Lodge al d
Secretary agg Of the state Republican
committee, Councillor Hall, Speaker
| Warden, State Senator Lorins, Judg
Aiin Tfay-l, judge Putnam and JOSEPH
Il Walker, Egg. =.-
The FresmGn'S Journal publishes a let.
ter, sigu-d By DR. Redmond, prizes u
tie diocese of Westminster, d-ueunui, 1.
Mr. Errnstou's mission TO Rame As d,
tie interest of landlords and the Eut ls
govern II declares tbat the III !
eierpy snd la,ty Lave t.e right to fig
their own p lltical battle, ard tia, til,
Guria must stsud aside. Ii it d-eio.'
adversely 1t thr Irish people it may de9
a m0rta blow to the church,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
Death of \. X. LYMAN,

John R. Lyman died at his home, in
Newport, Monday night, of typhoid pneu-
monis, after an illness of about one week.
Tke deceased was rs years OF age, ana
was born and always resided IN the
vicinity of Newport. During his active
lie he followed farming, but retired from
the business several years ago. He was
staunch Democrat, and held some local
offices at different times. The deceased
leaves a wifi, with whom he celebrated
the htty-fourth anniversary of their we'd
ding on the 9th instant, and IL children,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
Atanlaes.

CARSON i R-WtLL i philadolphia by the
Rev. Or. WINNIE y. Frank CHrsai uF l'ark-.
burg, Pa, AID Anui' aTa~ell OF ths'city,
PsrR burg paper. please copy.
CnMFEE- JuHNSp N.-la rhU,ulIville. IA, NJ
the,hone Gt G@pig &c waters, on the I'd INST, nv
the hev DR.. Murphy, WiliSm e. & dee of SoTt h
Fast Nd, and Emma ]. johnson OF PhnniN-
vile.
TrYMAN-sALMuNs. AT l.ewes, on the
9Th Inst, by the rev. Mi. Kemp, Kendall
lrettyma1 and Cora salmon, 9th OF Lewes.
NETLL--EN ans In the Presbyterian Church OF
Newark, Delaware on Wednesday the Ith INST
Jointly by tbs Il ". Csc Malone. the pastor
aud fhs HsY Edward u. SELL OF the Reioruetl
Episcopal hurih OF st. Paul Mime sofa. John
). NJ Neiilot Helena, MOitaua Territory, aad
Maggie q. Evans third dalightet of George 4
Evans, ESD, of The FIRST named place.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15

The Nav York sun explains that ii
sdvoaat-s Mr.. Holuau'4 animation Tor
the Presidency hy the Democrats because
ii believes he can carry New Work., and
that only man that can do SO can be
elected president.
Samuel ]. Tilden's secretary Whites 10
the New York Herald, deuountirg as a
forgery the oiroular letter pnrpoFting to
BE- signed by Mr.. Tildsn which vas is-
sued to the electors OF the Third Assem-
bly, district, recommending tie re-4lection
of Alderman o'Neill, and which circular
undoubtedly had some influence in tha
candidates favor. M...#
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
THE ARAB LOST.
Two Lives Lost The Rest OF the
Grew safe.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
CHICAGO, Nov. Ia "A special dispatch
from Ssugatuck, Mich, early this morn
ing reports that the schooner Arab was
sunk off Racine early Sunday morning.
The tug Protection which had in her tow f,
WAS disabled while ticking eff the crew of
the schooner by rope catching in her
wheel.
The steam barge A. Kelly lowed the
Protection until she herself bscame dis
abled, on Monday plight. The tug then
drifted until she came to anchor, near
Saugatuck. or the 10 men on both vessels
II are saved. Captain William Kslly, of
the Arab, went down with his vessel, and
fireman of the tug was swept over board.
[ The Arab and Protection were re-
ported, in telegram to yesterdays
EVERY EVENING, as not having been
heard from since Saturday, and it Was
therefore considered almost certain that
both vessels had gone down, with ell on
board.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15

Special Correspondence Of state journal.
MiDDLErowN, Nov. 14-Charles John
son, colored, WAS caught on Monday
night with two chickens of Nathan SIM.
mons in his possession, but Weary
refused on technical grounds to mold the
negro for court. .-.
s. q. Downes, near this town, has re-
ceived through W. N. Wilson, insurance
agent, $465 for loss sustained by the
burning of his barn and contents shori
time since.
William X. Lockwood will remove from
his farm in Cecil county to his new hous'
in Green street, THE town, in few days
Thirteen lap robes and six whips wer
stolen from persons attending reviva
services at Union church few night
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
A SHoChIN8 ACCIDENT.
lanes mcBrtde's Arm Torn From
Its Socket by Revolving shaft.

James Mal,rile, beamer, employed at
J. Parke Postles' morocco factory, on
Fourth street, metwith an accident Friday
afternoon which will probably prove
fatal Shortly after ! O'Clock he started
to put the belt on revolving shaft,
when his left arm was caught in b.
tween the belt and shaft, and HIS
whole body WAS whirled around
with great force, completely tear
ing the arm from its socket. Mcbride re-
tanned consciousness and called pitiously
for help. The machinery WAS stopped rs
soon as possible and the injured man and
his arm fell TO the floor.
The wound is frightiul one, all the
flesh and muscle around the arm pit
being torn out and several strong work
men who were assisting the physician
we're compelled to turn aside their heads
from the sickening sight the lacerated
flesh presented. The injured man is {
brother of Police Officer Mcbride.
Mcbride was somewhat better yester
day
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15

PiTTsBuRG, Nov. 14.-At the meeting of
the Western Nail Association here to-day
general suspension of nail machines
was ordered for a period of .wo weeks,
beginning December 22d and ending Feb
ruary 4th. This measure has been under
consideration for many months, during
which tims there has been no improve
ment in the condition of trade. Stock;
are low and i'll assorted and the demand
is only fair. No change was made in the
card rate
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
The New Game Law.

On and after to-day any person
selling or exposing for sale in this Slate
any quail, partridge, woodcock, pheasan,
or rabbit will he fined IS for each bird
sold or exposed for sale, unless he take
out license for $25 to be procured from
.n- clerk of the peace. This law applies
70 Motel keepers, restaurant keepers, com
mission men and all others selling or ex-
posing for sale, and it will be strictly Gu
forced by the Delaware Protective Game
Association.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
American Cattle IN England.

LONDON, Nov. 14.-It is stated that
Henry Chaplin, member of Parliament
Tor Lincolnshire, proposes to continue his
efforts to induce the Government to re.
strict the importation of cattle from the
United States, which is steadily ircreas-
ing.
The Shrewsbury cup handicap was won
by Donald Corrie; Ray second, Vista
third. There were eight starters.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
The Notorious Trio Indicted.

Associated ress dispatch ny sp'Ia. ir,s,
New YORK, Nov. 14.-William Brock
oway, Lewis Martin aud james B
Foster, who were arrested on Sunday las
charged with counterfeiting aud forgery
we're arraigned in court to day and. q
preliminary investigation developing
lothiLg new, they we're committed to
prison in default Of $50 0o0 each to await
the action of the grand jury Later the
grand jury indicted them tor forgery in
the first degree.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
Cantatn ntIIIngham,s Death.

Associated Press Dispatch ny Special Wires.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14-Captaiu J. s..
Dillingham;, Jr., of the steamship Finance,
died on board this morning while the
vessel was coming up the hsr
Dor on her return trip from
Rio do Janeiro. Captain Dillingham;
WAS native OF Chelsea, Mass, and was
the son-in-lsw of Benjamin P. Shillsbar,
and will be remembered as the captain of
clipper ship that sailed away from the
Confederate ship Semmes, and arrived in
port with her valuable cargo of tea.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15

Associated Press ID spatcn uy special wtrss
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ID The city,
holding of stock which was in posses
lion of the commissioners of the sinking
fund was sold at public sale to-day. One
hundred shares brought 673 q share and
1887 shares 665. This is about 3 per
cent. below the market figure lately rul-
lug, The purchaser of the large block
was ! Low her Welsh
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
The Work of the wind.

The large sign s by 40 feet was blown
from the roof of the Hunzberger Building,
corner OF Water and Market streets about
nooh Monday. Its fastenings were
snapped off by the heavy gale, and the
sign came crashing from its seven-story
elevation to the pavement. 1t was
broken to fragments. Fortunately it fell
az time when but few persons were Oh
Tue street, and no one was injured.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
EIGN.

The Marquis Tseng Preparing to
Demand Immediate Peace or war.
Associated Press Dispatches by special Wires,
LONDON, Nov. IA Paris dispatch to
local news agency asserts that Marquis
Tseng i'd prepared to present an ulti.
matum to the French govern ment and to
demand his passports if the French
forces in Tonquin make an attack upon
Bao ninh and Snntay.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. lathe Journal
de St. Petersburg says that the visit of Nj.
de Giers TO Germany, is due to friendly
invitation from Prince Bismarck, and
that it will doubtless confirm the excel
lent relations that exist between Russia
and Germany.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
Russian Friendship FOR Prussia,

BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE National Zeirung
says NJ. de Geirs expressed warm friend
ship for Germany and declared that he
stopped at Berlin by the wish Of the Csar,
that he might convey to the Emperor and
Prince Bismarck the expression of Rus.
sis's friendly feeling towards Germany.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
Charles E. Gorham Dead.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
CLEVELAND, ONO, Nov. 14.-Chsrles r.
Gorham OF Chicago, the western agent of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
died here last night. He has represented
thu ccmpauy's Interests 10 this section
for So years,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
A Priests Counsel to Rome.

DUBLIN, Nov. l4.-Eiwsrd MoMshon,
Psrnellite, and James spaieht, Corsers
tive, have been nominated for the seal in
the House OF Commons for Limerick city,
made vacant by the resignation of Mr..
O'Shsughnessy, Liberal.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
The cold Wave Heard From,

La CROSSE, Wis Nov. lathe Their
mometer stood at So above zero at day
freak this morning. Ice is running
thick in the river at this point, and nsvi-
CATION is practically closed between La
Crosse and St. Paul.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15

LONDON, Nov. IA Berlin dispatch
to the Exchange Telegraph Company
says the political crisis in Bulgaria has
been settled by mutual concessions on
the points q. issue between Russia
and Bulgaria.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15

LONDON, Nov. 14,-The boring Of the
tunnel through the Orlberg, (the eagles
mount), branch OF the Rhetisn Alps,
has been completed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
Penetrated to the Rome,

Alt alderman John Baxter, Toronto, Canada,
NJ sfs That st. Jacobs Oil will penetrate TO
,o ne oone to drive out pain. / know 1t,
, at | nave tried it it hits the mark every
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15

MONROE, MICH, Sept. 25, iS75-sirs: 1 have
been taking Hop Bitters Tor Inflammation of
kidneys and bladder. 1t has done for me
what iour doctors failed to do. The effect of
Hop Bitters seemed like magic to me.
w. L. GA RTER
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
VEGETABLE


Associated Press Dispatch by special Wueb.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. l4.-FIour. quiet,
steady; supertine. 81 a3.50: extra, s864a4, Pent-
syivaiia family, si,S7o5.l0; Minnesota extra,
x52la6
Rye -four, sS75.
Wheat, quiet NO. z " estern red sl.0794a
les; No. 3 do. 99tac.asli; No. Pennsylvania
red, sl.ltal.T.
,iori4, q let, easier sail yellow, 6lla6lc. sail
mixed, 56a6 c No. 8 mixed, 5b1aa5716c.
Oats, steady ; M. white, $50; No. do,
37t5a3Sc.; No 3 do, 3n16a37c.; No. mixed, SBc,
Rye firm; t3ab5C.
Glover, S54alULc.
Timothy, dull, Sl.4Oal.5O. ...-.45-
Flax, firm, l.45al AZ
p,nvis, uiis steady. fairly active; msss purk
old sl2al2 25 new, vi 4al45U:l aeon smoked shout.
ders, 5z4s6'; salt do, old, ga u; new, 81
smoked nalns l4al4,4c; plckten 40 ~ il254a.
Laid, steady; city reined, S&tS5a oo-e
butchers, 7Aa7Ac.; PRIME steam S7.SIas.
Butter, firm; good demand; Pennsylvania
and Western creamery extra, 81 SSc.
Bradford county and New York extra, 25a2ac
w stern, 20 "a; rolls, scarce, 2Da2Ic.
Eggs, firu, active; Pennsylvania extra
BE-, ice house, 27a2sc.; Western, do, Slc =
Cheese, firm, more active; New Yn.k full
81 cam, IA Al 4c Western do, lh ilIs4c; do,
20 # to e cd, lUs4all; Pennsylvania part skins,
1a7c do. full SKINS, la41ac.
Petroleum, quiet; retined Sssat13c
WhtRky, 81 70
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15

The first snow OF the season fell about
Q O'Clock Monday morning The squsll was
a very light one, and lasted but feE
moments.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15
aaatIraad gines.

DALTIMoRE & PHILADELPHIA RAIL
~ ROAD. -
On and after NOVEMBER 18th, 1883. trains Will
Leave wilmington, LOG, 1870, a. M; 53n o. m.
Arrive at LandenberB, obO " M; l2uo noon,
$40 p m.
Leave Lsqaenbsrg, e69 g e. n, -, s24og m
ID, CONSELfs. SUPERINTENDENT
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-15

The rabbits with which Windsor Park was
stocked a short while ago are making sad
havoc on the farms of those people who are
fortunate" enough to reside near the royal
demense.