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Evening journal., 1890-07-24

to hold over him, which in itself is tks
best evidence in the world Of his foolish
ness and incspaclty to take care Of him
self, and II he cannot care for himself he
certainly Is incompetent to look after
the citya interest.
The circumstances connected with the
signing Of that resignation show with
incontrovertibls logic that he has neither
the sense nor the discretion whicA q
councilman should have, and Is not much
OF a man sither.
In an interview printed in another
column Mr.. sharkey declares that he
will not resign his seat in City Council,
that be has entered suit against this
paper and that he viii see to II that this
paper is aot favored with any printing.
This Is only another evidence Of ines
pacity.
The popular sentiment Of this com
munity is that Beals and Sharkey must
get ont Of City Council, and the respect
able members owe 1t to themselves, *
their constituents and to their party, X
leavs no stone unturned to force then
ont il they refuse to 60 voluntarily.
Decent members Of Council canno
afford to sit in the same body with sucl
men as BeRle and Sharksy, and th
Democratic party cannot afford 70 b
handicapped by such weight.
To tile Democratic members OF Cit.
Council and TO the Democrats OF this cit.
we say that II you permit these mOA =
remain ia City Council You become 40
cessories and when you agail
come before the people for their suffrag
1t will be refused
Now is the time for City Council b
rid itself Of barnAcles on the party.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
CERTAIN TO PROVOKE HOSTILITY

CERTAIN TO PROVOKE HOSTILITY.
In conversation with reporter rel
Ative to the Federal Election bill ssRa-
tor Gray said;
do not regard the talk OF boYootting
Northern products by Southern consum.
ers as at all serious. 1t has Its origin in
the excited brains OF not more than one
or two men, and 1t carries with 1t no
weight whatever or course, I stAnd In
my party In opposition to the Federal
elections bill, but cannot conceive that
any threats Of boycotting win have the
slightest effect upon the discussion Of
the measure In Congress or upon the
vote, II the bill reaches a vote, This talk
Of boycotting really does moi deserve
ssrisuH consideration.
Senator Gray's opinions are always
calm judicial, sensible and bipartisan.
He considers every question thoroughly
intelligeAtly and pAtrioticAlly, and ex-
presses his opiniens wisely and caRdldly
Hence the strength and influence Of Aii
Hpesohea and his opinions.
When Halstead was running his CiA
cinHati paper on the hyHterical plan o
bowling about outrages which were ex
aggsrAted beyond recognition, II no
manufactured by shameless eOrrespon
Senta to meet the demands of tina
paper, the merchants Of the surround
ing couRtry did cemplain that their re
spectlve communities were hbellsd, thsl
trade injured and their growth retArde
or stopped. When this did not sto
the Wholesale abuse Of that psps
! the merchants refused to trade with th
) merchants Of Cincinnati The effect
. visible in the wonderful growth Of Loui
v vile during this decade, and the Tetarde
J. growth of Cincinnati.
s whether there were other causes II
a huencing the relative growtha Of thsl
contiguous cities is of little moment, 4
this one cause did exist and certain
was worked for all there was In it" |
10 ths skillful commercial agents of Loui
t vile with the effect that the eensl
y shows 10 the phenomenal advantage
" Louisville.
A. But Senator Gray is right In sayir
l. that threats should not have any 4
10 husnse upon legislation, but justis
q right and the Constitution should, and
that bs the case the Ubiquitous bill "
O. nos be passed.
If There is one effect certain 20 follow
On pessage OF the Federal Electi
3 bill and that is decline
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ley learned she had gone after the books
and went to the church to stop her. Mrs.
williams claims that they caught
hold OF her very roughly and hustled
her cut of the building as
though she was commen thief, bruis-
Ing her arms some, but wounding her
feelings much more The tive gentlemen
we're arrested and gave ball for their ap-
pearancs 1T hearing to be held on Sat-
urdaY.
All three Of the interested parties are
prominent In churoh work and social
circles In the community and the matter
has created intense excitement.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
Tnr PhlladelphIa RECORD aaYr.

Bven thosgh Senator M. s. Quay were
as patriotic as Warrington, aH states
mRnlike as Jefferson. as disinterested as
Phocion. as just as Arstides and as elo-
quent as Cicero OF Wooster, his dictation
Of a governor Of Pennsylvania ought te
b > resisted by every Independent citi-
zen. But since Senator Quay Is not emil
neRt as the possesaor Of any of bhese
virtues and qualities. his attempt to
make his man chief magistrate of thia
Commonwealth must be regarded as one
Of the checklist things recorded In
political history.
Comparing Senator Quay to those
great men shows how ridiculous QUAY Is.
He never made speech, never intre-
duced bill, never advocated a measure,
never opposed a measure. His name il
net connected with anything Of credit
to him or to the honor Of his party, and
yet he Is at the head Of his party. He II
the boss Of Pennsylvania, the manager
Of the Republican party and dictator t,
.the President. Such an Institution q
Quay could not exist In any other stat
than fat frying PennsylVaniA or an
other country than the United States
dominated BY political party which hs
lost its virtue and bows the kRee to
BOSS
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RAILROADS.


GATSKILL MOUNTAINS, SARATOGA,
u LAKE GEORGE, ADIRONDACKS.
On and after Sunday, June p. express trains
en- West Shore Railroad will run to and from
the Jersey City station Of the PannsylvanlA
Railroad. making close connections Win Iant
trains 70 and from Philadelphia. .c.
OATSklLL MOUNTAIN bAFhh5s,s,,.- o..
Leave Philadelphia s 20 a M Jersey SleJ
Staten at 10 40 a m. Arrive at Hotoi hn@sel-
skin, via Kingston, 43 p m; 6lahu .hotei'
3 O9 y m; PhPnicia, 9 20 y m; HoGars, ~ z n
Drawing-rOom car philAdelphia 70 hoRart.
witheut charge, and Jersey Clty 70 1raha
SARaT0GH and CATsKTLh MT; EX-
PRESS-Ie cave Jersey City Station II 20 a m.
Arrive Hotel Kaaterakill, Via hingsten,
4 50 m; Grand Hotel, 4z5 p m; Phenicia,
3 30 D M; Mt House station, I 10 m; PAlen-
Vile, 42Op m arrive Saratoga, sos M
Caldwell. Lake George. S5 p m. Drawing-
room cars from Jersey City for hotsl haater,
skill, Grand Hotel Station, saratoga and
Oss,s'i SSR XTOGA apd CATSKILL MT, SPECIAL.
II e.ve FhfladelphiR u "A , Mi Jersey CltY
Station At 20 D m. Arrive Hotel n haatsrskill'
Via Kineston. $40 p N; Grand Hotel. Az ? m,
Pbwnicia 4S p m; Mt House station, ~
M: p Palepville. 500 p m Arrive saratoga @s p
"a Drawing Roam Cars from Jersey City ioI
Hotel X K.Aterrkill Grand Hotel station and
wa. hinpton without charge.
Purchase tickets at FennsylyaHiA hailreac
of1ces md connect in the Jerrey CITY Station
Tor Al Northern resorts by West shore Kali
road. Baggage checked through
Tickets can be obtained frog al prlncipa
s.afions. q. L. LAMBERn.
l General Passenger Agent, New York.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
A MsssAo6.

sho vrnsms 90 sAs naewNroowsi, sero wsrrat o- sAe
lNwn.
rhA l4esss eve wma zsAaana noA hscsSiTne sowa~e@n
We hnnsoe IN the nar&saa, we p@opsd nsJvwt ~ ses
70 ssses4nx n@as~ ross tsaa o. liAao sha rishs be-
B,,e nosAhax oA@s in nnswer b al our nnxiors
csN
uassl ~ k@ aah w. k@1@1aaod wistHn sAo darfenAnN
hall
And sleu afon tho seatisseka eaawo bgoeso sp~cry
Tfs ca4riAn@ maes rus gs~@sffng o1au~e taps bcio
pAonA
And sosSy, IN NO hseawed, oaEne FRenAins oows
the stA4rr
~ffSo, rsniral Ga~e me hea~en. / wune 10 scg
my pnycru."
-fsraney Doypo 10 IDfe9cobenA
Evening journal., 1890-07-24

DoUBLE-DEAL1Ee, such as the CORES
pondenoe shows this administration to
have been guilty Of In the correspond
ence with England, is not only out Of
fashion, but 1t is Intellectual and dis
graceful. 1t seems not 80 mach the result
of Secretary Blaine's attempt 10 deceive
Lord Salisbury and hoodwlnk Sir John
Pauncefote as President Harrison g
anxiety TO make capital for himself
The day has passed when one
great power can maintain a digni.
fed position among the nations
by pettifogging quibbles such es this
correspondence reveals This great
country does not need TO do anything
undignifed. It is great snongh and
strong enough to speak to any power o.
all the powers Of Europe together, will
hrmnsss and good sense. There Is n'
need and leAs credit In trucking or de
ception.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
Closed Saturdays I P. M.

More of that soc Black
Challis. You only get the half
dollar idea from the price tag.
The look, feel and faet of the
stuff are away above that.
NsrtAweat sf ceAtro.
If one of the trimmed Hats
or Bonnets hits your fancy you
can very likely save a good
part of the yesterday price.
thirteenth and Chestnut streets eornsr.
There's a furry at the Fancy
Goods counters.
Stamped Linen Monte.
STAMPED Rensinmton Linen
Stamped Butchers Linsn, ine and coarse.
In all the going scarfs,
Splashers, carvers, tides, bibs
and the like, at prices that
should clear them out with a
rush.
Centre Of the store.
My, but there's been Ham
burg scattering these few days
past Edgings, Flouncings,
Insertings. Many of them at
about half prices. No let up
vet in the attractions.
Chestnut street entrance.
john WAEAMAKER
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
10 EA.-r~r Gnaaras. ~

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kpeo ne no~~x aazdSn @ad decr~ea what
noTreas sA@A hs AaworsA and wAaA ng7sess
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EnsAion.-fSew YorR WorA
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DHILAD DaIaPhlA, WlLMteGTOA, AND
4 BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


pHILAD 4LPhlA, wIL.Mt~4ToN, AND
May II, 1850.
Trains viii leave Wilmington as N0llows
Philadelphia lexpressl, 55. 52, 20, 90, 50
u 80, 80. z27, 3 05, 8 II, So, 8 q, 0s and
9 10 D m.
For Chester fexpress), IS, 8 80. 80. 8 80, ,plO,
947, IL 81 a m. II 30. 6O5. II, % and 10
Accommodation. $40, 8 55, : 05. 10. 1O4A,
Il % m, Il IS, 81. Is, 30, 20 8 S2. 7 land
q SsT i i TPFf & s. y mt"sss T. is g. y : sa,
45, k95b 17.5 50, 8 81. 0s, Y z2 and 10 80 n
For West Chester, via Lamokin, $40 an
For Newark Centre and intermediaa
statisns, 40 am, 12 64 and 30 p m.
Baltimore and intermediates stations, q
V and % p m and IL ID night.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 8 % D m.
10 r. and N u % M, NJ l. 60 a lb, 24.5 zosA0A
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New CASTLE s 30, i os.a "a, . l5. 8 50, 70. 10.
7 90 . 81 D M and IL 10 night.
e5eorgetown. s 30 q m, 8 30 and 7O0pm
Harrington, DelmAr, and way stations %
Fxpress for for Harrington, 8 50 and 7OOpm.
Express for Dover Harrington and Delmag
II 06 M and IL Oh night.
Franklin City. 30 M.
=
fort. and Norfolk, II 0S a m and IL 0l night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for VIZ
mington, texpressl 30, 20, n, S3l1 ~ %
II is. IL IS, m. +12 80, 02, 3 Of, Oh, Al @
s5 80 8 OF, 8 81, 40, II 10, II 30, M, and u g
Accommodation, &C; 8 25, s1o. 10 %, II IS a "a,
l5. 22s 10, 90, 40, 22, IS, 10 %, 10 20 and
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (expressl, %, - u ~,
$3.50, II 81, m, n, o II, %, 7OS, U and
a Accommodation, I on 100, sos, s1O, q m. II 10.
| / rs, 10. 20 and 10 30 p m.
/ For Chester (express), 65. bO, III l m,
| III, 7 708 and 9 10 p m.
4lO 90, 30 and 10 30 m.
For New York lexpress), b5, 2b2 ss 0gs
| s5O II 81 a m, 12.10. 2M, 4lO. ~, 90 81 ~,
| 0e, II 22, and 10 30 IN.
4 For West Chester, via LamokIn, 06 q m.
| For New Castle, IL 10 night.
| For Cape Charles, Old Point Comf@9b aHa
Norfolk, 12 OF night.
For Middlet9wn 0laytoH'a LSS DoyeSr, Wyoming yssSS
| LaureI and Delmar, IL OF night
Baltimore and Washington, 40. 04, 10 las
m, 12 O8, "a, f8 03, 40, 70 M and IL " nigga
| Baltimore only 06 p m and IL 10 night
4 Leave Philadelphia, Bread street, for VII
mington (express), B 80, Z %, II 18 m, II. U4,
657, I 40, 5 IS II IS, IL 30 p m. and l2 % night:
Accommodation, 80, e10, 10 2S, q m. IL ID
laos, o 10. 8 38. 10 90 and II 38 p m.
| For further information passengers are re
ferred to the ticket office at the station,
Trains marked thus O. are limited dfzE@ea1
upon which extra fare is charged; x.roor
General Manseer. Gen. Pass. Agent
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
csAsa~s rresssitr

TIE s~vruss Ckfvago yuuDsSesr = @evsv AZ
= loss for a Sbr4 or = hooPhose. One httze
oxA, who has bsen orew and freefrl lately,
wae corrscssd By 40 elder sastor several times
without nvad f1nally the elder sister said;
'sYou have boen vsrT naughty laseay, Eliza,
and think Jon should pray 80 be u~de bet
tax. / Wish you wUuld.N Always ready and
willing 10 obhgs. tho yorRgsscx kash IN
prayer that same nighA and. addTeso&ns the
heavcnly throne. scid soi-anly: "fpray shat
tie Lord will rsosas Bc better, and-+f at
irst you don't succeed. Try, syatn. =" Good
results are already appeCvnr -Chicago Her
aid.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24

THERE is no plea on which A. .. Beals
and M. ]. Sharkey can refuse 30 give MP
their seats In Council except that they
need tAs money they can make there
They both have confessed that
they are not fitted for thu
duties Of the office, one by signing a
resignation, the other BY confessing that
he was influenced by bribery-not by
his sense OF duty. Both OF them we're put
in Council to serve the people; II they
fail to do that then there Ia NO reason
for them to be- there; II they
must be supported BY the people,
the Council is not the place but either
one Of the hospitals or the almshsuss-
This is not question Of what are the
interests Of these two men bus what 1;
the interest of the city, the psopls and
the Democratic party.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24

HATIra trufies and oyster pate In
Paris has given Whitelaw Reid clearer
vision If net more wholesome digestion.
He says the Mckinley bill should have
received more thought, bus that II
does not matter fer 1t iB net
likoly to pass the Senats
1t seems as If some Of the organs were
too hasty in demanding that the Mchin-
ley bill should be passed ~ once. There
are some conspicuous Republicans, whs
are not SO eock.ssre that IL Is precisely
the proper caper" Ito quote Mrs. Har-
rIson) as the managers thought II was.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
REALE Ahn shARKEY.

A common-ssnEs consideration of the
situation warrants us in saying that
Aaron Beals and Michael J. ShArksy
are both unnt tobe Ceuneilmsn. They
have by their own Actisna thrust thea
selves before tina public. Beals has con-
fessed that he betrayed the trust tbs
people imposed upeA him BY accepting
iaonsy In return for his vote.
Sh&rksy has denied that he Aas ac-
eapted brlbss. but he permitted himself
TO be forced into signing resignation
and placing It in another pessca's har-I
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
sUnMER RESORTS.

nOTnL cHETwOoDE,
III ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.
Remodeled and enlarged; sixty sleeping
rooms; all conyeniences of large hotel; newly
furnished, rooms large and airy, several hav-
ing ocean view; beds comfortable, with woven
wire springs, hair mattresses and feather pill
been given to the sanitary arrangements
throughout the house; city water and gas; call
bells In every room.
This hotel is desirably located, on Pacific
avenue between Indiana and Illinois avenues,
convenient to the Pennsylvania and Reading
Railroad stations, and within two minutes
walk OF the beach.
The proprietress takes this opportunity TO
hAnk her friends and patrons for former
gavors In past experience, and promises to
make Hotel Chetwoode HOME In every
respect
Special attention will be given to the cars
" tnvalids- MRS. ANNIE GRUBB
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
wELL-knowA PERSONS.

Bismarck looks tweHty years younger
than his pictures.
bgPrsfessor o. b Richards Of Yale uni
veraity has been made chsvAlisr OF the
Legion of Honor By the French Govern
ment.
There appears to be no possibility that
Professor Harper of Yale will accept the
presidency of the Baptist University in
Chicago
x.Govsrnor stephen B. Packard of
LoulsiAna now lives In Iowa and aspires
10 the Republican nomination for Con-
Qress In the Fifth district
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
WmMINaroN AND NORTHERN RAN

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIk-
W ROAD COMPANY Time table, Ia
eject June w. 1890.
Trains leave wilmington Freneh street
Guysncourt, GrAnoEue. Cossart, Ghadd's
Fora junction, Pocopson, West chester,
EmbF@eville. Mort0nville, CoateaYiile,
WaYnesburg Junction. Springfield, Joanna,
Birdsboeo and inter mediate stations. daily,
except Sunday. 700 m; 30 and 3 ~ p m.
sunday only, $40 m and oO ? M,
For d D. junction; Montchanin; Guyen-
eeurt; Granegue; CosaArt; Chadd's ord juno
Doabeavflle. WaynaAburR Junction. SPRING
neld and intermediate stations, daily 90 I. m.
Fer 3 q o. junction. Newbridge; Hagley;
Montcknnfn and intermediate statl0nAi daily
sxospt saturday and Sunday II p. m; Sat
- Foy r 4 o. Junoiien; Newbridge; HAglsv
and intermediate stations, Saturday only,
O'tr Trsina a. arrive 81 Wilmington, Frsnsh
atreet station, from Reading; BirdnAere;
Jeanna; ringfsld; waynssburg JunQttons
Ceatssvills: Mortonvills; Embrsevilles West
Chester; Pecspson; Chadd's Ford Junetien;
B. o. Junctien and intermediate stations,
daily, except Sunday, - and II 3 M;
8 eAsp IA. sunday enly. . e8 a m; 63epm
From Springfield, Waynssburg Junchen,
oopson, ,Chadd's Ford Junction Cessart, qran-
ogus GuyeAeourt, hontchanin, b. o.
Junction and intermediate stations. daily,
ga. m. From Montchantn. 81 O.Junetiem
and intermediAte stations, daily except aaA-
day. AZ e M; T4Op m. saturday enly,l - M
From hREley, Newbridge. b. o. Junction,
and fntsrmadiAte stations. daily except sun
day. ~ a M Saturday only, 80 m, 7 ~
N.
daily. except Saturday and Sunday, att 40 p IA
A g. MC0AUSLAND, Superintendent.
B0WNESS BRIGGS, Gsn'l Pass. Agent
Evening journal., 1890-07-24

The value of Northern invest
msnts Ia the South. The several
lana booms which have been started BY
capitalists of this city and Philadslphia
win be materially retarded By a bill
whish will provoke hostility between the
whites and blacks. This bill Is certain
to nrodnca hostility.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
RsaaiHg Railroads Regal Route" ts
Atlantic City.

The wide fsme OF this seashore line, with
Its doHblc track OF steel, its dustless roadway,
its smokeless locomotives and its superb cars,
strongly commeAd 1t 10 such OF eur readers
as contemplate a trip 30 Atlantic City It's
celebrsted flyers" run from Chestnut street
wharf ipto thu ksart tf Atlantic City In 70 TO
80 miputes. Every sunday q special excur-
sion is run hy the way o. this Wilmington
ing Wilmington st a. ~. and Chester 8.
8. m. reaching Atlantic City II a. m. and
leaving there on the retsrn trip at 3 N.
Round trip tickets sold on the boat, coat 81 20
from Wilmington and 81 25 from Chester.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
cnnr. rronre Pnrls.

All persons who are interested In the
Court House lawn park protest may
further it's adoption by signing the fol-
lowing petition and sending it to this
Office:
To the Members Of the City Council of
Wilmington.
GENTLEMAN: We, the undersigned,
citizens and taxpayers sf the city, do
hereby petition your honorable body to
seek permission of the Levy Court OF
New Castle County to allsw you to lay
cut the Court House lawn for public
park. Yours Respectfully,
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
Ascotohman's Bride.

ELKToE, Md. July "a Alexander
Frazer, a Sootchman, whe cans to Cecil
county several months ago, was ysster-
day married to Miss Belle Mcclellan. q
native Of ths same eountry. He sent for
her after ascruing a position In She Cecil
Paper Mills, near Rising Sun. The csre.
mony was performed at the residence of
a cousin OF the groom by Rev. G. q. Hyn-
son. The bride had only been In this
sountry wssk or two
Evening journal., 1890-07-24

MCKINLEY, who was one Of the six
teen Republicans who came from gerry
wandered state which, with an almost
equally divided vote, could only send Eve
Democrats to Congress. will have to
Eight for reelection against . 5000
majority
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
ADALTIMORE & ONIs
= szgs RAILROAD.
Schedule IN effeot June y, Ib9J.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AY. OEPGI
EAST BOUND.

TRAINS LEAVE DELLA WARE AX. OaBtTS
EAST BOUND.
new York, week days. 20 10. TCS. 7s.
70 Saw 2 N; &oRs z T. s8Sa.y. = Ssi = = lar nna
= 40, rs 38, n 26 IN
BOSTON. b.3s. p. M, daily, with Pullman
ont Change @ via Poughkeepsie bridge, Ianding
passengers In b. q NJ. station, Boston.
PHiLADELPsH1lAaS y y y T. A wsen dsys' % "a a
q 81 81 II n 30 i g. u m; y ioo go. 81 s6O ia
g. 8 Is u ~, 5 81, 70 0s, 10 90 p. m
PHILADELPHIA. sundays. y lS, sa,T e.
g, g. q ss' q. = 8. 3d. . os 10 % ,. :
CHESTER, week days, z 15. COS 90 s5eas
m = 81 8 y % o. i io, II b 58S. s. s. e SIS. 4.
CHESTER, sundayg, ais, $50, .Tn6 "a.
o. II 20 a. M: 100, - 90 400. III, +6.c6, ~
z 2TI.zNTIc, otTY, J.. week days.
sos; s,o 70 y =, e 2 - ~ .llS g a M; . 20 m'
WEST ROUNU.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, 4 10
30 's o. y 30 a. m; 'i2 TO- S.5tf5 %, % ~. . "
Baltimore and principal stations on PHI.
delphia Division, 30 a. m, daily.
dHTdszo dHITddszss $ d % e n M q SOT y D. p mn m dsi dsy.
CINCINNATI AND 81. LOUIS, Fi2 10 .. Eas
AHd siNaERIY Y II f " AaoC6MBdoDATIoN, a 20 m.
IL LiA.NDENBERG II Nm K ACC0MMoDATIoN week
days, 90. 10 30. a. m; 2 81 and 06 p M Sun
daYs 8 30 a. m; 2 81 and 06 pm.
TRAINs LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
For PhilRdelphin week days, 90, 9 %, Y 30
IS u, - al IS. M l2 49, 45, 800. O0, 46
2. m. Sundays, 8 3 8 m; Il 43, 45, 3 %, %,
FOR Baltimore. week days, 5.S5, IS q @oA0,
81 35 a. m., 2.45, *5 % p. m. Sundays, 2.45 and
$500 . IN.
Baltimore and principal stations on Phila-
| delphia Division. Q 40 a. m, daily, except
Sunday.
For Landenberg and way stations. week
days, 6 SO, 10 95, m; As, 8 10 D m. Sum
4 days, 9 25 a m; 2.45 and 800 p m.
| Chicago, IS q a m. daily, except Sunday.
Pittsburg, t5 90 . m daily.
| Cincinnati and st. Louis +1l35 a. m, daily
1 except Sunday.
| LV. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Daily. %424 616 g 15 1915 ~ 50, lI.35 q. M l2 90
noon. 1.5l 300, "%3l, S5, f555. 30, y 81 10,
Il 10 1O, 1.30 p. m.
| 4 80, 400 and go, pm. Sunday only, 81
| q. N.
4 Telephone, No. 1888.
Rates to Western Points lower than via any
other line.
1 j. IT. ODEIlIL q. o. SCULIh
Gent Manager. Genn Pass. Agent
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
A CLERGYMAN ARRESTED.
he Rnd His vsstryIaAn Charged by "a
WsmAn VITA Assault.

WRsT CHESTER, Pa, June 24.-Ths
little borough Of Kennstt Square Is In a
stats of intense sxciteMent over the ar
rsst Of Rev. VILLAS Burroughs, rsstor
of the Church OF the Advent protestant
npiscspal), and Theodore Hsdley, yes
trymRn Of the sAms church and editor Of
she News and Advertiser, on complaint
Of Mrs. Anna Williams, a member Of the
church
Mrs. williams, In ksr AfidAvit before
Squire william McMulleA. said that sho
had gone into the Sunday schsol rooS'
connected with the church ts get several
books, which she said were her personal
property. Rector Burroughs aud Mr.. Had
Evening journal., 1890-07-24

DEpEw is angling for the nomination
for the Presidency in Europe with As
little probability of success as Blaine
angled for 1t there. Il seems that the
Republican party does not want, has no
use for any other than . small man.
Evening journal., 1890-07-24
Roeinble Partv,

Miss Rsna Fighter gave a party last
evening at her home No. 713 West
Eighth street A very enjoyable evening
was spent in singing and playing games.
Among those present were the Misses
Rsna Righ-er. Annie Dent, Annis Luksns,
Nelly McCarter, CLARA hcCartsr, and
Messrs. J. Lynch, w. H. Lingo and J. G.
Bradford