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WTLMINGTON, 1HUKSMAV, APRH. 13.
A Fat Offlc«.
Tbe Gazette's reference to the building
Inspection ordinance, yesterday, and the an
nouncement of the fat fees that would
accrue to the lucky occupant of tbe Inspec
tor'* berth, cauaed considerable comment,
and there is more excitement in regard
to the ordinance thau there
while it waft pending in City Council.
In regard to the main proviftions of the
ordinance builders differ, some approving
them moit heartily and others condemning
them aa unnecessarily strict and severe.
The mo6t objectiouable feature seems to be
the one requiring ten-iuch fire walls to be
constructed between adjoining dwell
ings, ns a preventive to the spread
of fires, practical builders being
almost unanimously of the opinion that
such an addition will simply disfigure the
buildings so constructed without imparting
a shadow of protection In ease of fire.
As to the emoluments of the ofllce there Is
at
his
ol
111
on
to
opinion, and that is that they
but
make the position the most profitable
ever known in this city. It will be
a perfect bonanza, beside which even the
Mayoralty uuder the present fee system be
c »mes, financially considered, a "mere hag
"atclle." It will pay from four thousand
to six thousand dollars per year from the
start, ami it the city continu 8 to increase
it has during the past three years may run
the fees up to teu Lhousaud dollars bei
the end of the flrst incumbent's terra.
With this fact staring them in the face,
aud the ordinance in its present shape, the
members of Council have a plain duty be
fore them. The new city charter now be
fore the Legislature requires all levs attached
to existihg offices to be paid to the city, aud
Couucil ehould atonee amend this ordinance
by attaching a fixed salary to the position of
of Building Inspector und directing the fees
to be turned into the city treasury. Then
to beiug a
protection to the people and a benefit to the
Inspector, will prove a source of revenue to
the city, and thus return to those from whom
the money is taken some m- asure of benefit
for the expense thereby imposed upon them.
The requirement!» of the ordinance should
also he carefully revised ami all the objec
tionable features stricken out.
a
the
'gului.ons, in additi
ew
The new city charter passed tin* House
of Representatives, yesterday, after the sala
ries of all the city office
Couucil, of course, bavins' the reserved
power to ine
ever deemed
named *
conference
and Chairman Talley oi
Council FUnnuife Uominrittfi*
•re duly fixed,
ÿ.
« the
souuts named wbeu
The salaries
necessary
air reed
between
at
upon
Speaker
Ii2.fr«
0 City
though
"Che y RTel arger, in the aggregate, than the
aalari«*« now p.tid, the payment of all fees
and perquisites into the eiiy treasury will
more than cover th « difference, and make
the people that much the
The charter leaves the
House of Representatives in admir
able shape, aud there is no reason why
tbe Senate should not pass it promptly,
either this week or during the early part of
next. The members of House Committee
on municipal corporations and also Speaker
Bates, are entitled to the thanks of our pe
pie lor the ti
given thi.« important,
Jr
garners
thereby.
• atul attenli
they have.
latter.
Althouoii the Quicksteps sustained a
defeat, yesterday, they played a plucky
game agaiust one of the strongest League
nines in the country. Such contests as this
will tend to put spirit and vigor into tbe
home team, aud, even if attended with
suci'essiori of de eat will be valuable in
a peut to discipline
ter game with the Bostc
clubs may be looked for.
bc*t
aud Athleth
Wi
ii th f. new ci I y charter adopted and
the Building Inspector ordinance amended,
r go into the
officials will make a
the Influx of fees that
pockets of varioi
haml.-i
addith
to the public trea
V
Another goo«J
Justice« ot the Peace, ami tur
now received by the
■ would he to salary the
the fees
into the treasuries of
the respective e
inties.
The opening of fhe Baltimn
Ä Ohio
busi
telegraph office ii
nesb
hi« city give« (
-n and citizen« generally the advi
tage of
teleg
vldeh the
Western Union
ill not be likely
will doubt le««
to
•allow in
hurry,
force its hearties« rival t
give a decent ser
vice at re
nuble rates.
not at all surprising that, there
should he a host of applicant« for the posi
tion of Building Inspector. A
easy dutiet> and a sal
thousand dollars in
tempt a great
too, after the glittering prize.
It is
office
ith
that
iy reach tci
« is likely to
mi, und good
•any
Majoi
l'mi'j'S, in additio
to living roy
ally in his Canadia
enough to give
the border.
prl*
has money
a farewell banquet
Evidently the Major either
carefully hoarded his stupendous stealings
or has be
ero
liberally
pplied by those who
profited ty hi«
scality.
this
ornfng failed to
report the President'* luck at fl-hing yesU-r
day. This wa* a dangerous omission
the country camio
d
iy shock« of
like character.
Pliotograplis Reduced
Iu prices. Fine retouched cabinet* reduced
from $5 per dozen to $:i per dozen. Card
duced from
50 per dozen to $1.50 per dozen. T. O.
Holland, photographs, main gallery, 807
Market street; branch gallery, No. 4 East
Third street, where they make a specialty ot
tin-types. The only tin-type gallery in the
V
holograph« finely retouched.
alty.
A HALAKLAVA I1KRO.
On« ot the Famous Light Hrlgade a Coni
Ohio County.
Minor in
[Cincinnati Commercial-Gaaett*. ]
There is now residing In this county,
of the
about five miles weftfeo t bore, a he
famous "Charge of the Light Brigade" at
the battle of Balaklava, named Matthew
Hamilton. He Is a coal miner by occupa*
lion and la 56 years old. At the time of the
Crimean w ar, in 1854, he was only 28 years
old, und was a member of troop B, No. 1,104
of the British Light Dragoons. He came
to this country In 1871, and has resided in
this country about ten years. He Is quite
an Intelligent man, and loves to converse on
the incidents of his at my life, especially that
part connected with the war of the Crimea.
Mr. Hamilton gives some important facta
connected with the chaige. In the attack
Buiaklava by the Russians, October 25,
they stormed four Turkish redoubts and
captured 11 guns, after which the Russians
halted and their column was driven back
the British Highlanders. At that juncture
Lord Raglan, the British commander, Issued
au order lor the Light Brigade to regain the
four redoubts which bad been abandoned
by the Turks early in the actiou. In con
yiug this order to the Earl of Cardigan
Capt-iu Nolan, who carried the message,
made a mistake aud g\ve orders for the
Light Brigade to cut Its wat through the
whole Russian arm?. Mr. Hamilton avers
that when the order was given he, with many
others, w as so amazed that he scarcely knew
what he was about, and without even time
for second sober thought the whole column
was hurled Into tin terrible carnage so
graphically described by Tennyson. In this
charge Mr. Hamilton was shot through the
slue and had his arm shattered aud broken
uear the elbow, while the horse he rode was
shot through the neck, aud dropped dead
after bearing his rider safely fr m the dread
ful Held of carnage. Mr. Hamilton served
in the British army fifteen y
he bears the scars received in that famous
charge of the Light Brigade.
,n
, and ta day
A Squabble In Haytl.
New York, April 11.—The brig Letitia,
Captain Potter, which arrived here from
Miragoane to-day, reports that on March 27,
at 8 o'clock in the morning, a revolutionär
party, headed by Boyer Bazrlais and
General Barlow,
equipped
lauded and took the town without any oppo
sltion. On landing the General assured the
people that they hud nothing to Jear from
his party. He made m
joined him he gave Remington rifles. Most
ol the able-bodied men joined him. He
•gan immediately to fortify the town in
such a way as to show the people that he
*ant to hold it agaiust -any attack. The
roads leading to the town he barricaded
with barrels two or three tiers high and
111 led with sand. Most of the womeu aud
children and the sick aud lame, w ho were
afraid of the burning ol the
on board of four vessels lying fn port. Up
to the morning u! the 2ihh no aitack had
been made by the government forces. No
allowed to leave the town ou any
ith 103
rit b Winchester
men, well
12-shooters,
esta. To all
ho
, were pul
pretense.
Fooling the Thieve«.
i World.]
A World reporter rau last, night to catch
a car of the Bleeckcr street line into Beek
street. Another man ran beside him
aud both reached the car nt the same time.
The reporter paused to allow the other
get on first, hut the stranger said: "After
you, sir,'' aud the reporter jumped u|x>n
the platform. Here another stout
barred the way, and the stranger pressing
from behind, the reporter began to tiud him
self uucoinfortabJy environed. Appreci
ating the situation he placed his hand upon
his watch, and shoving t he man in his way
to oue side,pressed into the ear. His pocket
goue. T he thieves were amateurs,
without knowledge ot tin* human character,
for of course the reporter** pocket-book
almost empty, containing nothing hut a few
iwspaper clippings, and these, he trusts,
the thieves will read and return. The
pocket-book was a very old one, and the re
porter announces that if the thieves will re
turn the clipping he will reward them, pie
suntiug them with the book.
New Y
hook w
Wait Till Y«u
;T. ais Silt mgs. j
Timothy Flÿifi
of Mr., Fetors. The d(
of^ny and his wife were not conducted with
harmony. Broken heads and dismembered
articles of ferniture frequently attested that
fact. Last Monday Tim thy did not come
rent to
it Mrs. Fiynn
a tailor in the employ
•Stic allai
of
On Tuesday Mr. IVtet
to work.
ills house to see him. lie
at the door. A black eye, a bruised nose,
and a triumphant smile
prominent it
been having a devil of a ti
said Mr. Beters; "you
lias
most
"You seem to have
Mr«. Fl\
* all broke
' "Don't talk, Mr. Fethers. Lord
ye, don't tuik till ye see Flynn."
I»
h»>
» lie« and Dug«.
aches, ant«, bed-hugs, rats, mice,
chipmunk«, cleared out by
i Hats " 15 cents.
Flies, r
gophers,
' Rough «
ill* It «ni
Ac* »
There is a bright newsboy in St. Louis
who is a great fav« »rite among the membe
of the. Colton Exchange. A few «lays ago
* of the dignified old
him upon the floor of the Exchange, and
proceeded, after the manner oi dignified
old members, to give hirh some good ad
hat he might accom
plish, citing several notable instances of
great men who had risen from small be
ginnings. The boy listened attentively and
»destly, b
pshaw !
in it. I get i*»tK of advice, hut I'd rather
papers, and then 1 know my
a
vice and to tell hi
id :
"Oh,
Wind i« cheap, and Wiggius deal
he went out,
(1
bank account
Deelii
of Nil
Weakiie«*, Dy«p(*p.«fa, Import
the
a
• nee. Sexual Debility, <-•
•d by "Wells'
Health K,-newer." $1.
keys.
Adam Forepaugh, proprietor of the Great
Fore pa ugh Show, which
(di Monday, April im
novel lie« fro
Two-Too /% est lief le Do
V
will exhibit here
ported a great many
the
Fu
of
Among them 1» the celebrated clown P
of whom the Lomlou h'ra
1 a
I
ys: "Furlher
*ut came of the
< and hi« two-too
' and "Mul
doing« of Job
k.-y, "Jem Cm
" «nid t » » he eon«idered by «oi-iel
• loo
The aesth- tie «lonkey« huve
i great
«•ly
t
the
b e
«pleudiilly trained
favorites.
• i
le««
l iver. Kidney and Itrl^lit'a Diaeaae.
A
;ilicit;e that de«troy« the ge
cause of Bright's Disease Diabetes, Kidney
and h:
1 Liver Complaints
•r to
I"'
the
the
out
e. Such a
'in, is above all
•dicine i« Hop Bitters,
I
positive proof of tiii« c;
by asking y»
ith
be to
-1 l.y <
tci
bee I
cured by it.
to
The llitd and Worthies*
rnitated or countrrfrited.
This I«
Ofl-wlally
..1 a f
ly mo ilcinn. and it is.
positive pr
the highe«
•f that th** remedy imitat'd is
roy
As s
s it hud bre
e Worn! thti
I P
:ed by
II'.;. Bitte
the purest, hes
and most
valuable family medicine on e-irth, many imi
tations «prang up und began In steal the notice«
la which the press and tho people of the
country bad exprès- ed the
In every way trying to induce suffering invalids
to use their stuff instead, expecting to make
ol II. B.
■rits .»f H. Ii.. and
to
the credit
1 good
Many others started
style
cs ir
strums j
ll. H., with variously devidc-il
" Hops"
people to believe
up in sirni
d
I
of
rd - Hop"
.'hielt the
sod in a way to Indue
the same a* Hop Bitter.«.
M
they wt
ich
O.
807
East
ot
the
cures, no matter what
i*. and especially tho
(»rd "Hop" or "Hops" in their name
<1 with them or their
Imitation« or counterfeits. Beware
of them. Use nothing
but genuine Hup Bitters, with a hunch or clus
ter of green Hops on tho whUo label. Trust
nothing else. Druggist« and dealers arc warned
against dealing In imitations or counterfeits.
unedle«
their style
with the
of them. Touch m
% JOHN WAN A MAKER'S:
ln
the
In
day
inn
Thursd I y : Fur and slight
chang« in tern per« tine.
nb
Ti
Thirteen Paris dresses are. by
courtesy at least, entitled to
first mention; for have they not
come from the fashion-making
city, and are they not the nr
biters of propriety, and just
now of beau* y itself? But we
have a much larger number of
fine dresses of our own make,
which with becoming modesty,
we show apart. The little gas
lighted room with mirror walls
is handy by for both.
Ol fine
S
3
of
In
In
J
C
there are
wraps
plenty, both foreign and our
It is not easy to speak
own.
ot such a collection of garments
hardly two of which have any
thing in common. Nor indeed
need anything be said except
that they show in how many
ways luxury expresses itself in
useful things.
ivond floor. Take
1.301, 1308, 1.306, 1307 Chestnut,
Pongee, drab, tan and mode
taffetas, satins, surahs, moires
and gros-grains, with damasse
figures and stripes, some ot
them bright, but generally of
quiet colors. $1.50. Surely
they never came out of France
for that money.
Pongees and pongee em
broideries, including bright
colors, are at their best.
Next-outer circle, «outheaat from center.
A lady who is relieved ot
half the care of the dress she
is wearing—"Who's going to
believe that yarn,''did you say 1 ?
Wait; hear us through—has so
great advantage in that very
reliel—"Yes, but how's she
going to be relieved 1"
you believe it if we tell you ?
"1 want to see it first, and then
feel it; then I'll believe it.
Thank you; that's the very
thing we were going to propose
in the first place. "Yes; but
why so many words about it 1
Let's see the reliel." Ladies
Will
are so patient with the "im
pedimenta" they carry by a
sort of willing submission to
the tyrar\ny ot— "But Pm not
I want to know
patient.
about that relief you promised."
It is this bundle of springs,
every one pulling at its own
part of the skirt. You stand
up; they hold it as you desire.
You sit down; they coil up,
ready to pull it into shape the
instant you move. You walk;
they carry it. It's a page with
out eyes and without ears.
"Is that all ?" $1.25 to $3.50.
of
East of Arcade, with Muslin Underwear.
There arc new dinner sets.
One of French china delica'eiy
decorated with vines and but
terflies, all in the gentlest ol
colors; chain pattern, 126
pieces; $70.
A Minton stone set ot 181
octagon pieces of set pa'tern,
black-and-white, $(>(). Another
Minton, b.sket pattern, half
covered with delicate blue vines
$45.
• llaviland set,Pandora's Box
shape—at least that's llavil
and's name for it—edge-lines
broken into curves alternately
long and short- border of solid
turquoise between lines of gold;
fine spray decorations with
squares of a Moorish pattern
thrown about irregularly and
not too plentifully; 153 pieces,
$225.
Another llaviland; shell
shape, scalloped; the corruga
tions vanishing far toward the
center, spiral in some of the
pieces, half-covered with deli
cate sprays of Holly inter
spersed with ovals of most in
tricate and elaborate, almost
solid, strong leal-work. $300.
I
to
all
I«
is.
the
B.
Northwest
er of main building.
ich
John Wanamaker,
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square, Philadelphia.
L TS CENS K APPLICATIONS.
I, LEWIS 8AS8E,
X
New
XOTICE. —
TKN ANTOFthe within mcnlluned prcmtacey
ln • ompllance with nn Ad of Assembly ln such
©**<• made and provided, do hereby give notice
that I «haHanuly in writing tu ine honorable,
the .»ndgcw ortlie Court ol General SeK«h>ii*ol the
P«*e* and Joli Deflrerr of the State of Delaware,
In and for Now <J*»tle county, on Monday, the
day.of May neat, A. !».. ii«l. being the first
day Of «aid court, for a lirenm* t« keep "
inn or tavern at No. h> East Second
atfON», In the fécond ward of the city of
WUiuttMifon, Del., and to h II Intoxicating
quantities than one quart to be
drunk on the premia-» and the following respec
Ittxcn« resident« of said want, recommend
nb
table r
Ifc&Baid application,
Ti oorgo w Gray
Nicholas Jeiiney
Daniel I'li.ino
Nathaniel Melchior
it :
orge W Ou Inn
It Morrison
Jacob«
dolbr
* W McVay
Hlggl
.•
Richard booth
John F Hush
John II Di
John McViejr
nk K 54 LavD
.1
i
Duv
It II Taylor
W l* Wlndlsh
John F Taylor
AoiIm'.w G Taylor
T 11 Hr Ison
Tin»
S r n Moore
i y iietnek
Mc I iitin
Gear «re W Marsha 11
Harry Plaar
al0-3t|
■
-
II Gearhart
LEWIS HA8BE.
W
N OTILE. — I, FERGUS IIANAHAN
TKBANTOK III.' p <.|»erl»
3 East Front stre* l. hi the
ward of the city of WiluiluKtoii. oou
of New Castle and State of Delawi
In comptante with an Act or Assembly, tn such
(»••TiiadsaBtl provided, do herabv give notlca
Paa»«« and fall Delivery of the State ol Delaware,
In i nd for Sew (.'»«tie oounty, on Monday, th»
7th day of Ray next, A. D.. i»»«, being t'e flrst
day or said court, fora license for «alu nou
tavern, fur the sale therein of
lotoxtcatlig Uquor«. In less quantities than
quart to jm drunk oil the premises, and the
following respectable citizens, rosidents of said
district, recommend the «alu application, to
writ :
J lin Plunkett
Max F.uhrahu
Juliu* t'obe
Geo W «^n I » h
E V Freye
John Du
C »1 T Gross
Natli'l Melcholr
John H lumbar
B Wol Ikon
Hubert Kenyon
John BcVejr
.«10-11
at No.
Second
nty
• I
8
Win H Guinn
Henry U bert
Robert W Glboou
G* o W «
Michael
Baflarty
p. I
Kite
Louis Harris
Michael McLaughlin
•e C
I U Merretl
Patrick Plunkett
FERGUS HANaHAN.
I
I •
OKT IP,
\J ,v fICR. — I, GEORGE W.
11 THE TENANT of tin* house ki
•, »Ituand s
as tin
No*. 6 and 7 Ka«t
(I of the city
'.sllc, Stale of
•qalreinent*
H<
Cl a
Flit 1 » street, lu the !•
of Vllmlngton, c unity
Delaware, In co'Mpll o»<
of the Act of the Gen
I til III
bly,
•V give notice
eg to the Court ot
■c and Jail Delivery
and for New Castle
dav of May next. A.
of sai l court, for a
1 ■ the
■ ,i
case node and piov
that I «halt apply in
Gi*fn ral Hessions of tl
• State of Detail
couniv, oi. Monday, t
I)., ls<*. being the l
ul hon»
I. do h
P
of
w
111
license for sa
sale therein of Intoxli
and tin following re
of said
vl/ :
-
le
g I hl ut
.. drunk on the
title« Ilia
viable cltlrens, resident«
said application.
B C Pe
d M Ha
lame» Mills
John Hails
Marlin Farrell
T H«-> <1 HIuglcy
.1 S Bn
Hamu« I KluKy
An YU-I Ten Weg» s
Ferdinand Fullimr
Il II Uro
John Fchreiibach
Win AN
!..
<b
- W Hart
la
G I»
■
v lb 1
Full
!»
Ii v.
I
\N in F. Woodw
rd
icrt W
:» Dillill
I
H r To
Joliu McCall rev
GEO W ORTI.IP
it
VOTICE.—I, WILLIAM M< KINNOV,
THE TENANT of Hie lion*« «ltuatud al tin
ill and Claymunt
rd of the city
Castle, State of
!(>U
:r of Four
Southeast e
*t reel. In the
<>r Wilmington, cm
», in compli
\
Ne
Mill the r»-»|u
al A**embly, In Hindi
!<* hereby give notice
the honorable.
General S»-«hIoii«, of
■ T the State of D la
c countV, on Monday,
1*83, being tne
Delaw
of the AC or the
cane nia*e
that I Klia.ll apply I
the Judge«
c. In
d provided
m
J the • our
d Jail D It
d for N
r
duv of May
of said
•g" ijq
. I
license for said
tlr»t day
tin* sale therein
• I il Hit Itles tb
r th< i
ill
h
II less
of III tOXic
Ir
t, t.
I»
following n h|
th«' said xppl
■alloil,
T - ilium
loll
Riddle
Tims Taylor
John M k Beats.
John McKcvlin
Geo W G ri Hi III
Win Burnley
•|»h
John
llidlock
Ii
>
I ■
d
J..I
Mel
rmlck
I M
Mi.
aid
I Ml
John F
lh
• uthrli
M Fort
el Alki
M. ( all
I'atrlek M G
II. nr« K
McCall
J<
\\ m To
yle
,, ...
W II.LIAM M< KINNON
all-311
VOTICE —
IT OWNER K
lu com pi
I, W. C. FOORD,
the wltlilli
cewith an Act ..f
loned prenilM*
III 1*1 V 111 Hill'll
dc and provided do h
•y Hive notice
he honorable,
>eH«ioii» of the
«• of Delaware,
Monday, the
•eing the first
preiulseb at
aid or the
II lutoxleatiiig
liai« gallon and
.kit I -lui
the Juilgi
Pea. «
Ü
dy in writing
•ral
II Dein «
I lor New C'MSII
the?
7th day .of M
day ol sal-1 «
NS i l
t. A. I)
a lice
or the
•et. In
e Tldn
No. 5
•»«y
litte« tli
«he prei
Ibiuor»
to he
a licensed
er .if
•h
ll«e.
■i
i.
d the
' «aid
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ttl/.CIIa.
Colt owing
ward, rcc
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Ju* (Mir LI y
E L Rice
•1»
Ii*'bald application,
It :
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H rbert I
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E. J M. M
Howard I • ii
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W. ( . FOO RD.
I, JOHN 8À Y EH 3,
USER of II»«- Ikuihc Hituated at
In the Fourth ward of
N°î
K'K.
h I
'Ml E »«t F lft 1 1
Uy <•! Wilmington, co
,ty of New C
tie.
f Delaware, Inc
ilia
with the re
•ral Assembly,
I
<iulr
-.f the Act of the Gem
made and pr vldcd, d » he
I -liai 1 Mp.dy 111
—h. II« of the I*
'by give
the Court
riling
cc and Jail Delivery
ml for New Castle
»day, the 7th day of May
• ■ ll« atday of oahl court for
•f
M.
•XL
a lice
for the »ale
luantltles
1883,
ild lion 5
•in ••fin
» 1
ll.m.
th
.
beS
k on tin* pre
■ I
that
'«
p. ctalde oltl/ens, resident« of
ud the said application,
ii.»w
I...
l «aid war.
wit ;
It
L G F 11
DJ K.
d B»»
KH I, Todd
Edwin T
Heul KT.
h S\
Martin F
»send
John Mel alle« tv
J.
H
Albert A lb dmllc
Tl.«» It L( w l«
Win W \nth..nv
I .
cts X Mc««lck
Juli
II
W s.-,
Vrc.li-n.-k ■
John V. hrcubach
G»'" Abe
Albert W
* Albert '
JOHN SAYERS.
■
Jnll
James I Me
n (. Ba:
.« A 11.1
J M M.i
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John G
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NOTICE. - I, JAMES A.
1* Till. OWN Kll of the hou.e kn
Washlngt.il
WILSON,
the
of Newark,
White
y of
Hold, ill till- I.
Nos.» j
School
and 4L
lets
ate of Delaware, m com
of the Ai t of the
If.
I'll
(julrenic
that I .- hall itpp/v In
•rul Scbsloiio of the
in
•U
vld(*d, «!..
willing t.
»II
» the « oiirtof (»«•
>» livery of the »
Castle countv. on Mo
« XL A. I>., 1883, b lug
license r
ie th
titb s limn
f Delà
• I Jail
:
I I
71 1» day
day of
Mav
the
said Iioiii
•In of Im t
;l
. i. rtlii
ik
e roil
hoot diblrl
■I
In
.1«
;
of sablS
plication, ■
Job
d»'
aid
Wm II
Joseph It
imp rs
TB ..
I
inel It Wrlgl
1
lia l !» ii.- 11 \\ 1C
saT Maxwell
Ja
Wm II.• me
G Fader
P 11 Legate»
el It llcr.lmuu
I
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I on
i. I
h
\
A I
TColmery
F Hooker
JAMES A WILSON.
I
J »
\\
J.-l
)S3t
N otice.
GW NEK
MARY MILLER
Ht loll' d pre
• Fthe within
'tli
lv
Act of
-Util
• I provided,
I «ball apply I
• lierai rtchsi
y of the State of Deluw
■'oiiiity, <
loos, bel
y glv
riling to tli
;■ -
f the IVae.
court of
Jail Dclh
'»at I
, In
MONDAY, the7th day of
* I lie next term of «aid
d for
Ne
I
:
«It nat
flu village or Newport, In «chool DD
N"». 21 and «7 in Christiana hundred.
trl
d
leafing
In
1
■
id Ihn following respictablc cltl
f the said district,recoin » end the
. viz:
ill»-« Ilia
*l<
the
•I
»Id applic-i
Win Ell o
•pli L B irr.
James Roberts
J.
|»li Miller
M l> L>
J R Barrett
W Ly
George T W'..
' Hayden
J W l'Ilitch
CM
Samuel Kill«.
I! B Miller
A W Randolph
MARY MILLER.
(1
II
P U R E
INDIA
TEAS!
From the District« of ASSAM, CHITTAGONG,
C ACH A H K A N G IX A VALl.F.5, DARJEELING,
DEHKA DOG N and others. Aosolutelv pure.
Superior In davor. The economical. IU
« «»nly kali' the usual quantity. Sold by all
grocers. John c. PHILgIPHJMJO., AgeuU of
the Calcutu Tea Syndicate, IN' Water street, N.
Y. n«vll-»-l
(|U
PENSIONS
FOB SOLDI ERfi ON
any disease.
D I
Bounty, Back Pay,
etc., procured. 14
IMS
Injury. Fees, $10. Anns»-#, - - -,, —
charges for Deserters, etc., procured. 14year»
experience. Address C. M. îHI'EB A OO.. «M F.
St.. Waalilngton, D. C.
MA17.RO At> LIN MS
PHILADELPHIA, WTTr- flSTc—MP
X M1NGTOK AM. wMSHi
KAI.TIMOWK KAILRO/ll.
MAHOI. 14-h, 1 »4L
Train« will leave Wllmtn.toi
Philadelphia
10.80, a. Ui. 2.30, 4.00, 7.3U. 4.56, p. in.
Philadelphia <*\prei-«)— a.»«, 2.2Â 6.au, 7.50,
0.00,».*,9.58, 11.58. a.m. 12.16, ». Aïl. aTiV,». 10,
f.2» p. m.
New York—a.0(L 2.23, «.80, ,v„ .,:h, 11.58 a. >r
'&«, i.sa, Uo, di, -n.
and Int» rmcdbtu- «lath#-.»— i.oa.
foil«
edlute atatlontr-e.55,7.00,
for :
«lint«
A. 15,
8.Ä,
to
Baltint.
10.00*.
Baltimore aud Hay Line s.5î p
Baltimore
1 Washington—1.42. 4 »1, S. '>
a. m. i no, 1.0», 5.00, s.57, 11.
Baltimore only-1.05. iu.no a
Train« for Delaware Division I.
New C*
«I 13.1
■Ai
1*
n. Ui.: 1 an
♦*-«.«1, 9.10 a.
••lullt.
Harrington and into
1.05, I.M p. in.
1.05. LIE), 0
P.
icdlat** » la* ».
Ik-hoar and Into
«•ns ». 1C a.
1.06 p. in.
MJMlAI T
Philadelphia and Inte
l2.oom. ft.an. 7.*p, o.>V p.'m.
- hlladriulna and New York 2.00. 2.28 a.
6.38, 7.28 p. m.
Haiti more and Washington i. «2, 4.51. *.05, 9.17,
a. in. 11.04 p. in.
Baltimore—1.06 a. m.
For fuither luformailon passenger* are
ferred to the time table« posted at the depot.
BfifTraln* marked thus: (• ) are
upon which extra fare 1« charged.
J. R. WOOD, General Passenger Akt.
CHAU. K. I*U©H. General Manager
■dial« HUktlou*.—A.Pia.m.
m. 5.17,
limited exprem
jJKLAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD
CHANGE OF HOUKM.
On and after JUNE 29th, 1882, trains will
follow«;
Leave Wilmington 7.05, 10.30, a.
8 4C» rrtV i e * l Lan " eBl>€,r *' 8.50 a. I
Leave Landenberg 8.60 a. in; 12.60 p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington 8.00 a. m: 2.15 p.
1». CONN ELL. Hinwrt»»tef«A«w
pENNS YLV AN IA »< AILRC ) A D.
j; 5.30 p. in.
i; 12.00 noon.
ON AND AFT ER DK< EMBF.K 25. lltlfl,
MAIN LINE.
TRAIN8 LEAVE BK43AD STREET STATION.
'Daily. iDally, except Sunday.
•I Chicago Limited** of
"N
Pullman Palace
Fast Une, Pltlaburg and the Went
Western Express. .
Pacific Exprès« West .
ri Express.
Express. .
York
.*11.20*. m
.*11.05*. in
.* 9.05 p. in
.*11,20 p. in
.* 4.30*. m
. $ 8. *0 a. in
.SI 1.06 a. u>
Mi.
Nla
fir
Ex
Wa
f
Erie Mall
Kam* t'j
Buffalo Express, dally
rday.
11.20 p.
, «. 10 a.
.HI.<»5 a.
.06 a.
x press.
Lock Haven Express .
MartInsburg Kxpreaa..
Chaiubersburg and ilagcrstowi:
, dally, 11.20 p.
bersburg only, 5.40 n. in.
Hhenaudoafi Valley Railroad every
■k day at 8.10 a. in., and New Or
leans Express, via Luruy am
nooga, dally at.
Harrisburg and York F.xpres
Mali Train.
Harrisburg Accommodation.
York and IIa
York, Ha.
Columbia an
Parkenburg Train.
Dow ii luginwn Accommodation
d 10.:«i p. m. On Sunday, 7.45 a.
*1.30
H
d 11.05*.
- |o
I ('butta
. 11.20 p.
S 2.14 p.
...s 8.10a.
er Exp
rerand Frederick Express*»!! .•'6 a.
»I York Accommodation.. M 44 i>.
'i\7.
46 p. m.
45, 11.46
d 8. i6 p. in.
»•
V
oll J rains, 6.10, 6.'5. 7.45, 8.15, 10.16and 11.46
а. in., 12.46, 1.45, 2.14, 2.45, 3.15, 3.46, 4.16, 4.45,
б. 16, 5.4.6, 0.15, ft. 46, 7.4.6. 9.15, 10.8» and II. <0p.
. on Sunday, 7.4.5, ». 16and 11.45 a. m.. I, 2.45,
5.15, 8.15 and l6.15 p. m.
Bryn Maw r Trains, 6.10, 6.15, 6.45. 7.15, 7.46
8.15, 8.46, 10.15, 11.46a. in., 12.45. 1.45. 2.14 2.15;
2.45, 3.15, 3.4s 4.15, 4.44, 4.45, 5.15, 5. 15, 8.15 6 45,
7.4.6, 9.15. 10.80 and 11.30 p. m.
9.45. 11. «6 a. III., I. 2.46, ft.'8, 8.15
West Chester Ex press. 8.10 a. in., 4.44 5.40 p. in.,
'ominodalion, 6.14, 7 45, 11.46 a. hi., 2.14,4.15,
6. 5, 5.45. 6.45, 7.45, 11.30 p. in. On Sunday,7.46,
11.45, a. m.. 1, 5.15and 10.15 p in.
arrive-From Pittsburg, 2.5ft aud 7.50 a.
i., dally. From Erie and
., dally, except Monday.
Falls, 7.50 a. in., dally
k Haven, 3.20 1». in.,
in Watkins, Elmira
., dally, except Suti
Sundav, 7.45,
d 10.16 p. in.
Tr«\
111.. 5.15, 7.25 p.
Wl'llamspori, 7.Aon. hi.
Ba Aido ami N lag»'
day. From I
dally except Sunday.
d\V llllaiiispoi t, 7.25 p.
i
except M
Fro
day.
NEW YORK DIVISION.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
FOR NEW YO RK.
• eck-days, 3.05, 8.3», 3.45, 8.60, 7.30,
ndlla. in. (Limited Exon**«, 1.3»,
5,20 p. III. ) 1. 3, 4, 6. 6,6.30.7.45. 8 and 8.20 p. in.,
and K.01 nigh.. On Sunday«, 8.06, 3.20, 3.45,
. ill., 4, ( Limited Exprès*. 5.20)6.3«), 7.45,
"" «I 12.01 Hilf lit.
For Brooklyn, N. Y., a'I through train« con
nect at Jerney City with boats of
Annex, '' affording direct transf«
Ex lire
«.20. 8.i
' 'III <H>kl\ u
r to Fulton
t, avoiding doulile ferriage and Jou
New York city.
ca Girt, Spring l.akt
e, Aahury Fark ami Long Branch,
ey
Exprès
for
»rein Beach,
«..
.on a.
F RUM KENSINGTON STATION FRONT AND
NORRIS STREETS.
, 6.55
Express for New Y
week-day».
FROM MARKET STREET WHARF.
id 8.40 a.
Express for New York, vlaC
tt a. in., and 4..30 p. in., u
Express for Tom'« Rlv
Htatloiih, 8.20 H. in, aud 5.20 p. m.
Tueke.rton, 8.20 a. in. and 5.»p. m.
BELVTDKRK DIVISION.
den and Trenton,
week day*,
amt int«
îedlate
FROM BROAD STREET STATION.
Dally,except Su;
Kubtoii, Deluw
inlay— Exprès* f<
arc Water Gap, Scranl
ii., 12.01
er Gap oaly, 4.00
Lambert ville,
., Ring
d 6.00 p.
d Oswego, 7.32a.
For Sc ran to
d v\
p. m.
For La
ertvllle, 3 p. in.
in. 7.82 a. in., 12.01 aixl 4.00 p. m.
xcentSunday—From Easton,
3.60 an. 1 8.45 p. in.
F«»r Fie
Train* arrive daily
9.25 and 9.50 a. in
FROM KENSINGTON STATION. FRONT
AND NORRIS STREETS.
Dally, except Sunday—Expre«»for Lambertvllle.
Kahton, Delaware Water Gao, Scianton, Blug
bamtou and Oswego 7.40 a. in., 12.
Scranton and Water Gap
•ertvllle, 2.10 p. in.
mgt(
3,
at
of
, 5.36 p. in.
ly, 4.35 p. m.
I
Fo* L
For Fiend
, 7.40 a. m.
9.10
1 1 1
«I 8.35 p. TO.
I
dally
u ept ^Sunday -From
can be 'had xt llroad and
set, and Broad
E «
d 10.
Sleeping-*'
Chcotnut btr
tlekc
Street station.
The Uni.Ml Transfer Company will call for and
e from hotel« and residences. Time
Information can be obtained at the
the following
( No. 838 Chestnut street,
S. K. cor. Broad ami Chestnut,
No. 116 Market street.
No. 4Chclion ave. Cermant'n,
eral Manager,
•uger Agent.
sum
itatl«
■ I
of
TicKKT orricKs:
CHARLES E. PUGH,
J. R. WOOD, General P
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
DOUBLE TRACK-STEEL RAILS.
HPLEN DID »C'EN ERY, MAGNIFD ENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTKaL RAIL
WAY.
—TAKING KFPKCT
TOHKIt 1, 1882—
Trains leave Baltimore city (line, «...
MuilTialn, dally except Sunday, for
follows :
the North and Went.
. 7.30 a.
Chicago and Limited Express, daily
Fast Line, daily, W
Lock Have
of
.10.45K.
10.46 a.
Walk l
Express,
dally
eepl Sunday.
Hrrl*hurg Puaaeng«
-• -10.45a. in.
the
■ pi
Sunday.
• 5.30 p. m.
In
Western Exprès«, dally ..
Mall Ex lire«». West, daily
Krtr Mail and Buffalo Ext
Saturday... 11.16 p. m.
Purktown Accommodation, 3.30 and ti.
'tally, except Sunday. Sunday only, 9
CockJysvUle Accommodation, 9.30, 11.30 a. in.,
Gn Sunday,
8.45 p. m.
11.16 p. in.
Hpt
l»r
;l
For Hanover and Gettysburg, 7.:« a
For < uinberland Valley Railroad, 7.3Ö a.
, 10.46 a. m.
Spring Branch, 6.30 a.
., 3 and 5.30
ie west, 7.40 a. m., 5.05
From the North, 7.40 a.
d 7.15 p. in.,
11 points East, North and West,
ert Station, at Northeast corner
d Calvert streets, and
called for aud checked at hotels
.« ... «.» ,m orders left at office, northeast
Baltimore and Calvert streets.
p.
the West, 7.40 a
Tral
7.15 p.
arrive fro:
., daily. From tt
daily, except Monday, 6.06
cept Sunday,
For tickets to all
apply »I Calve
Baltimore
id
Union
Stailou.
Baggage c;
ni
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD
FROM CALVERT STATION.
TAKING EFFECT DECEMBER 24, 1882.
For Washington, 7 a. m. 3.15 and 8.55 p. m.,
dally, except Sunday, ami 4.20. 7.35, 9.45 and
d 11.36 a. in., and 5.0» and 7.10 p. in., dally.
For Pope's C.eek Line, 7.00 a. in. and 4,10p. in.,
dally, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 7.00 a. m, dally except Sunday,
., dally.
of
for
the
For Richmond and fhe south at 4,20 and 9.45 a.
in., dully, and 3.15 p. m , dally exccptSuu. ay.
For the South via Virginia Midland Railroad, at
4.20a.in., dalh, and 8.65 p.in., except Sunday.
7.10 p. m., Sunday only.
For White Sulphur and C. and O, K. R., at 4.20
a. in., dally.
For Norfolk via Potomac River steamers, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at 11.35 a. m.
FROM UNION STATION.
For Washington, 4.3ft 6.5ft, 7.06, 7.45, 9.50, ll 40
a. m., 2.55, 8.25, 6.10, Î.A», 9.06 p. m.
day, 4.30, 6.60, 7.46, 9.50, 11.40 a. ui
P.
On Suu
•• 6.10 and
7.» p. w.
For Va. Midland K<»ad, *14.30 a. m
. m., except Sunday. 7.20 p. m..
dally, 9.06
Sunday
., dally, 2.55;p. m.,
For IJi'ë O. Road, 4.30 a.
Sunday.
FROM PEN N8YLVANIA-AVKN UE STATION
.45 a.
m. On Sunday,
»., 6.16 and 7.25
., daily except Sunday;
IU
all
of
N.
ft
Washington, 6.66, 7.10, 7.50, 9.66 and
' ' 7.26 and 9.10 r
56 and 11.46 a.
V.Sb . 11 V
., a.30
8.55,
p. m.
For Annapolis, 7.10 a.
6.15 p. m. ( dally.
P.
LEAVE WAHHINGIHJN FOR BALTIMORE
At 8.40. 8.00. 9.30 and 10.89 a.
6.20, 7.30, 9.50 and 10.20 p. I
8.90, 9.80 *. m.^4^.
CHAHI.B8 E PUOU'.
ON
1.80, 4.20, 4.40,
On Sunday«, at
J, 7.30, 9.50 and 10.i) p.
OD. Gen. Pas«. Agt.
era! Manager.
F.
# brown.
lii
A TENTH OF A MILLION.
Do you want a bespoke suit (as they say in EnuUndï
moderate cost I If so. Oak Hull will show about $1()(> OUfT^*
cloths from which to select a suit at from $18.00 ' f
We are busy grading the goods, but not too busy to sli
to as many as may come. Prices as follows :
$18.00 I Grade 3,
20.00 Grade 4,
10 $2.i (JO
°' v them
Grade 1,
Grade 2,
$2"2.öi)
25.00
WANAMAKER & BROWN
OAK HALL, SIXTH AND MARKET 8Ts
PHILADELPHIA.
' Saturday at 3 p. m , weather permitting,
hibition of the Spencer Fire escape."
P. s.
au a.
CRH Y 'S LOTION.
DRL C. TERRY'S LOTI OX
■FOR
Softening and Beautifying the Skin.
This preparation has a remarkably healing and softening
effect upon the Skin. It removes Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions,
Red or Inflamed Noses, Freckles, Sunburn, Rough or Chapped
Lips or Hands, Liver Spots and Discolorations, Dandruff
Itching of the Scalp, Thickened or Brittle Nails, e'c.
Read the certificate of the Eminent Chemist, Prof. Charles)
S. Gauntt, M. D., Graduate of the University of Pennsylv, nia
1844:
or
ANALYTICAL LABRATORY. NO. 2230 MASTER STRP.ET
Pu il a inn.i'll I A, Pa., February 2«, I.
Having rareftilly examined Dr. I. C.Terry'* Lotion for Hofleulng and Hutu
Hkln I find It 1« compounded of subataneea perfectly free from all Injurious quallth *. T !»•■>
mild and emolUent or soften lug in tfielr nature, and so skllflull v eoinbln« .1 In this
nrenar tlon that I regard It aaone of the best as yet offered to tile public,
fiealthy action of the skin, by which Its elasticity and delicacy,
only be preserved. A few applications of Dr. Terry's Lotion
of It « magical effects In softening and beautifying the si
»the public a« a superior preparation, ft Is gratifying for
of lutne ha* «ucceeaed la compounding such a valuable thcrapi
Cli A K1.K.S 8. GAIN IT, M. |)
Analytical aud Con»ultiux( h. n !•
III!
It p
It« «oft
Will «■»
hh and
vine»« III
tynu.
in
•reduh
kin. I ii
•ml It
r k
former «tude
#
TESTIMONI ALS :
HVILLK TKL'H. » O. »
•JM8. Fourth street, l'hlla. t
I suffered for fifteen year» from tender and
blistered feet caused by exceatdvcperaplratlon.
The skin would often crack open and become very
nainfid. A few application« of Dr. I. C. Terry'«
Lotion afforded me I in mediate relief.
I'lllLA. KKA»»|Nï4 A •'
Newtown, Buck
I suffered for the IhhI ten years
the Scalp. During that time I co
pli vhIcIhuh, who prencrlbed for in
oid affording tne
pfT.5all(»tiH of you
V. P
I 1
•lb
diet
1
>
ft
r Lotion ba
■
hut.
. ( . Van
i. ■
WM, I). STAGER.
REt
iKIt OK
426 t Iii-kI nu
l'hlla.
I have
Freckle,
highly i
S. W'.eo
oft- iflVi,
Loti
Bkhywn, Montgomery county, I'a.
or two year« past with a dull
the <op of in y head, from the
..,..0 doubt. In the part there would collect
Ich or dandruff. I u»ed Dr. I. C. Terry'»
, which removed both headache and dan
G. ANDERSON.
I wan atlltcted
aching pain
"I K.
. EKIIITKKNTII ANI>
used yo
highly recommend It to tin- pui.lh .
- I
Lotion I
' t iinilx uh rat
Joli . Mi'Ll. ES.
druff.
i" -
Ri« iibokouuii, Buck« county, I'a.
mouth* past I have been much
oiigh shin. It would crack open and
•raille pain.- Your Lotion softened.
-tored the skin to a healthv eondl
WARREN G. WORTHINGTON.
272DUKtY'H FEKKY Road, Phil*.
«1 your Lotion forcliapped hand«, it
cane. It effected a cure In two «lay*.
JOHN F. COONEY.
1216 N. Tiiikd St., Phila.
with tetter upon my
cured me.
FRANK BION»V.
Price $1 per bottle. Offices, 315 North Sixth street, above
Vine, Philadelphia Sent by express to an) part of the United
States without additional expense. For sale by
1 have lined your Lotion for Diudru
lug or the « afp. A few
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N. B. DAN FORTH,
SECOND AND MARKET STS., WILMINGTON, DEL
i27-l-dAwlt
RAMLROAM* LINES
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINK, AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST ANHÖHE WEST, VIA WASHING
TON.
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DOUBLE TRACK ! JAN NY COUPLER!
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STEEL RAILS!
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOV. 12,
LEAVE CAMDEN HTRECT
A. M.(Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Goals Fast Ex
press, it. A O. Palace Sleeping Car« to
Cincinnati, 8t. Louis and Chicago.
4.40 tWashington and way station«, (VA.
MIDI, A NO) Southwest, Richmond, (via
Quantlco.)
f.illcott City and way stations.
6.40 Washington and way stations.
7.10 tWashlngton Express.
7.15 A N N A POL 18, HT A UNTON AND WASH
INGTON EX. and stations on Metropoli
tan Branch.
7.50 {piedmont, Strash^g, Winchester, Hag
erstown, Frederic* and way stations, via
fwnday to Klllcott
s
STATION :
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3
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only. )
9.00 tPITTSBURG, CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS,
WASHINGTON AND COLUMBUS E3U
I'RKSS dally, and CHICAGO dally except
Saturday. (Richmond and the South, via
Qiianttco). Sleeping cars, Baltimore to Cin
cinnati. Loulavllle and Chicago Junction.
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Sleeping Cars, Grafton to Indianapolis,
dally except Saturday.
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PRESS.
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1.30 ton Sunday only, for Washington and
City and way stations.
2.50 Washington and Way Stations. (Rich
mond. Quanfleo, except Sunday). Con
nect at Washington with I. A S. C. Oo., on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and with
Potomac Steamboat Co. on Tuesday. Thurs
Point Comfort,
K.nti
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•lav and Saturday for Old
Norfolk, Ac.
4.00 WASHINGTON EXPRESS. Stops at
Jessup's Annapolis Junction, Laurel and
Hyattsvllle.
4.20 W I nettester, Hagerstown, Frederick and
way.
5.00 ♦Washington, Annapolis and way.
5.20 tFrederick and way stations.
*»•20 Martinsburg and way stations.
6.26 tWashlngton and way stations.
7.30 tPittsburg,Cleveland and Detroit Express.
H A O. Palace Sleeping Car» to PltUblu«.
♦ CHICAGO. CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS.
WASHINGTON AND C<*£UMBUB EX
PkESS. Ii. A O. Palace Sleeping Ciars to
< iucinnatl. St. Loulp and Chicago, Lynch
ai»»! the South, via V*. Midland.
)( >u Sunday only, for Mt. Airy and way.
11.15 Mt. Airy and way station«.
11.30 Wa«htugtoh and way stations.
: for Metropolitan Branch, 7.15 a. r
p. in. For Rockville, +9.00 a. m.
Ins stop at Relay except 8.00 a. m.
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Gen. Pass. Agent.
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