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Evening journal., 1892-06-18
vANsANT Was nERANaEp.
He Returns 10 His Home in a Bewildered
Condition After Two Days Wandering.

trtiHiti'h ttAtfh ANo Dat9@ "
w w Vansant. the Pleasant Hill
farmer. who so mysteriously disappeared
on Thursday morning, has returned
TO his home in a dcranged condition He
wandered into his home shortly after
sundown last evening in a dazed condi
ton When he returned he found the
house full of neighbors who had gone
there TO condole with the
grief stricken wife and children.
Lewis Yansant, his brother, saw him
first and ushered him into the house
where he was warmly greeted.
In explanation of his strange con-
duet he said that when he left home on
Thursday morning he could not tell
whore he was going The moro he tried
to get home the farther he got from it.
He told an incoherent story about hav-
ing been to Oxford, Pa, and sleeping all
night in tha judges stand ON the fair
grounds there He said that he did not
have anything to cat while away.
Food was offered TO him by his rela-
tiyes but he refused to touch it, merely
drinking a glass Of milk He was then
put to bed and DR.. Charles Almond of
Newark, summoned to his bedside The
parties who We're searching for him
yesterday aud the day before could only
trace him as far as kemblevlle
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
Mr.. wanamaker Accused.

WASHINGTON, June 1s-The Democratic
majority Of the house committee on reform
in the civil service agreed upon long re-
port written by Mr. Boatner Of Louisiana,
on the alleged violations Of the civil service
law at Baltimore, which have been so lively
a subject Of controversy between Postmas-
ter General WanamalSer and Civil Service
Commissioner Roosevelt
The report labors to make out case
against Mr. Wanamal1er. Il Rnds'that the
action Of the civil service commission in
recommending the removal OF certain EN-
ployees in lle Baltimore pesPfiice was wei
founded. The report says: 'The replies Of
the postmaster general to many 81 the
questions proposnded by your committee
We're erasive and utterly inconsistent
with the evidence on wlneh he claims 70
have acted
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
ohloago to Cot II. 30. 900. 600.

WAsnINcroE, June ls.-The house com.
mittee on the Worlds fair completed its
bil making an appropriation to aid the
Worlds Columbian exposition, and author
Hed M. DurboTow to report it favorably
to the house
The bA provides that, for the purpose Of
aiding in defraying tho cost Of completing
"a aaitdbN manner the work Of preparie
tion for MANIPULATING the Worlds Fair,
there shall be coined at the nauts Of the
United Stntes sliver half dollars, Of the
legel weight ard hneness, not exceeding
R9ve 600 pieces, to be known as the Co
luihbhn half doRar, the devises and designs
for which shah be prescribed by the a.
rector OF tho mint, the coins te be manu-
taetared from unsurrent subsidiary silver
coins aow III the treasury.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
vive ehiIdren pr.wnsd.

PITTsnURG. June ls.-Fivo children were
drowned at Neville island, on the Ohis
river, eight miles FROM this city, at s:86
p. m. Their names ares Paul Pittoek, three
years old; Rnfo rittock, nine yeafs old;
Maggie Pittock, twelve years old; Ada Pit
took, foWteon years old, and Edna Richard-
son, thirteen years old. The Pittoek chill
dren, whose father is president Of the Belle
vue Natural Gas company, We're washing a
buggy when it toppled over the baak into
the deep water, pulling the hve children
with IL
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
sgMPER IDEM.

We wonder deeply as We SEQ
Pictures Of women long ago
On CANVAS and on ivory,
To think that females dressing sO
So strangely hoopcd, bewiggcd, hegloved,
Wore those that our ancestors loved.
The whirigirs OF time begin
kcvengcs with the change of fashion
hy letting out and Nkug IN
Aour nineteenth century girl puts ON
Tho look OF those so long removed
Dear wuncn our grendfathcrs loved.
Are womenf fashions, like her mind.
As quick 90 change for our tOrncntinci
And typical In every Kind
Of good resolves and quick ropcntingY
Nct she our whole Cxist0nco hlo1seb
ln All her moods aud an her dresses.
New York Evening sun.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
pelnunre noo.ler Ramnnnl.

The sireamers TO be placed on the sides
Of the special Pullman palace car that is
20 take the Delaware visitors 20 Chicago
tomorrow, arc ready. The original
design has been departed from. The
streamers have IN their centers a diamond
with a chanticlecr rampant thereon. The
inscription is: Chicago 1892. The Young
Mems Democratic Club Of Wilmington.
Delaware. Chicago. 1892
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
The Poster Nenring compIetI

The two triple expansion engines,
which have been put ON the turn screw
steamer Al Foster. weigh $4,000 pounds
each. The work ON this vessel is being
pushed rapidly by her builders, the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company. and
It is expected that She win go out ON a
trial trip some time next week.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
A..oeIalloa of psmocralIo clab..

john +. Callahan, secretary of the
Democratic County Executive Committee,
and Receiver of Taxes John r. Diekey.
Secretary Of state d. r. Marvel and c.
w. Williamson will represent Delaware
at the meeting of the National Associa-
tion OF Democratic Clubs at Chicago. ON
juno 81 Mr. Callahan is the proxy of
Willard raulsbury Jr. and Receiver
Diekey is ex-President of Council John
Fnrrn-a allnrnhte
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
Thr IIibrl W.. NJ s,r,-.,l

Word was received at the United
States court late yesterday afternoon
from Bradford and Nandegrift TO keep
the coert open as they wished TO prepare
a libel against a British vessel at the
Breakwater While preparation was being
made word WAS received that the vessel
had sailed No action was taken by the
Federal authorities here.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

lT is TOO muck 70 expect that the sen
tcmptible dupheiiy or the ridiculous
sham Of 800 recent peace between
Whlneiaw Reid (bywhieh Brennan gets
position en- the Tribune and She party is to
get the votes Of Typographical Union)
will scare of any voters froa tho Ro
publican ticket They do not scare for
little thing like that; not the partisans
wbo believe that The government should
take ears Of the rich manufacturers in
order that they may take care Of the
psor workingmen f
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
ISlT SECRE TARY DEPEW
The Great Orator viii Proba-
bly, Succeed Blaine.
HE IS NOW AT WE'D OAPITAL oITY

The Belief Is General at Washington
That President Harrison Has Already
offered Mr.. Depew the Portfolio of the
State Department.
WASHINGTON, June 1s.-Chauncey M.
Depew arrived here on the II o'clock train
from New York. He excused himself from
talking on the subject Of his selection for
secretary. OF state, and merely referred to
his trip as "a hot and dusty" one He also
said that he wesh remain IN Washington
until Saturday evening or Sunday. His
presence here Strengthens the general belief
that the president has chosen him as Mr..
Blaine's successor.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

Wnnn a lot Of wooden head fosls Of
The Union League Club, New York. wrote
70 Horace Gpoeley sondenniug him frsi
and then inviting him 10 come before
them for punishinent for signing the
bah bend 70 release Jefferson Davis from
prison he answered in stingine letter,
historic now ia which he described them
''ae lot Of block heads Any man n
block head who thinks the surety on
bail bond Is oy that ss,. guilty Of the
sane srims
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

WnnN the tax-ofdee was established
At ei0i Market street. and Deputy
Collector Finek pat in charge Of e.. Mr.
bickey, 10 is said requested of a pronii
nent Republican that Fred r. Bach. II.
g. hahaiiy aud s. Jersey Should be kept
away from the ONCE Daily Republican.
The above is probably the motive for
the insanity Of senile senselessness of
the attack upon John T tDicley. The
men mentioned, have boes censp icuous
az the negro riots and Mr. Dickey a. a
matter Of prudence argued, no doubt.
that IL they were kept away She riots
would not occur
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

II Chauncey NJ pepew can accept or
can stand IA readiness TO receive the
portfolio, testify flung away hy the
other Republican idol now shattered
james g. Blaine. it does not seem any
discredit 10 this administration to sus-
pect II Of rewarding George V. Massey's
loyalty with seat on the supreme
bench. President Hayes put Jus.
tice Harlan on the bench and John
sherman in the Cabinet FOR services with
the returning board infamy in New Or.
leans II Wanamakor and Blaine wcro
not in Harrison's Cabinet for services
rendered why were they thefeg If Elkins
WAS not settled there for services 10 be
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
rhe rroaldm,,. rhnnl.s-

WAsHEeToN, June lS.-The preskient
has received hpndreds Of congratslatory
messages trona On parts Of the gsuntry, and
they SON eoRhnue to pour inf6 She White
Honse'by evsrg max. Il il utterly imp0s-
hHe for hian 10 acknowledge any consider
abe number Of them, And lie hopes the
YTiters wih-Ret thiil he fsias 80 appreciate
oheT kindness because they 80 not receive
the answeis he would be glad to seaa were
Il within ~ powor to Do SO.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
Horse Thief Abe Whippio KILLED.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, June 1s.--Abe Whip
pie, who is said TO have been one Of tn,
most daring horse thieves in this country,
died at Lock Haven from injuries received
while resisting arrest.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
no Henr ihe Ta.tImonv.

The Police Commissioners met last
night and privately discussed the best
plan of conducting the investigation
against Chief Blackburn for his recent
trouble. The commissioners then ad-
iourncd until Tuesday night. when an of
the evidence win BE- heard
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

TBRRn IS no such spirit among the
Cleveland men against Hill as the spirit
which prevails against Cleveland among
the Hin men Hither ths Cleveland men
are better men or better Deinocrsta
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
To Buiid a Now Church.

The Trustees of Slverbrook NJ. f.
Church viii build a new church at Ian
caster and Woodlawn avenues. The
matter viii be brought before the mem.
bers and congregation 20 morrow and its
style decided upon
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

rendered why is he therel This dreadful
suspicion Of, for value received. may DO
Mr. Massey some injury; it certainly
does not do any violence to the repnta-
tion OF the Republican party; to Mr.
Pennewill TO the man in the White
House who has rewarded editors judges.
politicians. sycophants and the pets Of
senator Higgins. galore
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
Non \ Gnll AIednI-

Arthur Davis and Tony Williamson.
colored. both members Of the Mercury
Field Club. had am exciting bicycle race
in the Eleventh street rink last night.
Davis won the gold medal which was
olIercd rs q prize for the trinnnr
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

senr nsu lose all chances for success
in their anxiety to get into the other
nan'a place II they would put forth
half the energy 10 nll the one thsy are in
that they devote getting the other mans
they weuld make their fortunes.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
Boid nurrlars Round I7Im.

ORLEANS, Ind, Inne lS-Two men en-.
tered the station of the New Albany and
Chicago railroad, bound and gagged the
telegraph operator and secured about Sl2O.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
A cnt In NO.. Aa,i..a.

PIrTsnURo, JHne ls-For the first time
since the Amalgamated association was or
ganized manufacturers addressed its dele
gates ia then convention hall, advising
them TO accept a cut IA wages They de-
plored the fact that reduction was neces.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
A ChIcnro Tn.pector.s I,isoraro.

CBIeAOo. june IS. Inspector Marsh was
dismissed from the police force by order Of
Mayor WssRburn for allowing John Con
don, gambling house keeper, to indorse
his note
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
PrInoetsn's Campus Deserted.

PRINCETON, n j., June ls-PriAeoton
university has finished her one hundred and
forty-ffth year, and the campus is deserted.
Che class Of '92, numbering over $50 mem
bers, have received their diplomas.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

TaERR is no sense in the position the
hill nsn hAys assumed that they will
knife Cleveland because the Democrats
all ever ehs eonntry will not accept Hill
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

WHAr makeE one man happy gives
another nsn lnsxpressihls anguish
TAinss are not SO badly adjusted after
all to nan who provides himself with
hot stomach and q cool head. 10 is tho
amiahls man who is glad ho is living.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

raAT pass.book seheDo was another
variation Of the general scheme of pro-
teetion. II offered protection TO tho
Poliey players; the usual method affords
protection 10 the tariff workers The
Fseela are taAs vietims in both eases.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
CaddocI. Won the diamond medal.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, June Is. AT the state
shoot the Lefever Arms Company diamond
medal was won by Caddocl, OF Watertown,
with a score Of % out OF possible 30.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

In Is easy for 4 man whose insisors
and mslars are sound and painless so
advise the man with raging tooth not
10 howl
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

LovK laughs At locksmiihs till the
loeksnith refases to lend him $50 TO psv
divorce lawyer; thsn ths situation il
Not ~ funny.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

BHAvE generous. legal as ever; does
anybody doubt the staunoh Republican.
ism OF James e. Blaine'- New Haven
Palladium
Nobody but the delegates TO the
Minneapolis Convention and the Repub
hesn party.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
IlmIn il Nnt Dend.

BERLIN, June ls.-A dispatch from East
Africa says it is reported that Emin Pashn
Is not dead and has reached Bukoba
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
Potter md peiIew part.

LONDON, June 1S.-The partnership be
tween Mrs. James Brown Potter and Mr..
Kyrle Bellew has been dissolved.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
BaroeIona's Labor Troubles over.

MADRID, June 18th labor troubles in
Barcelona are over, and the strikers, except
the ringleaders, are back at work.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

InN iron rod manufacturers have do.
terained TO reduce Wages, though they
are getting one tenth of cent pound
protssticn "to enable them to pay the
differences between wages here and
wages abroad What a sham and hum.
bug the protcstion business is.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

TaEhn is wisdom aud sonrags IN ths
man who can acknowledge An error.
Any fool can tell lie and then stick
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
RAILnnAns

)ENNSYLvANlA-. .RseIa .Rz4AD sTAND-
It'll AaD railway of America Protected
RnsI Rnhr2Iuen9nd tl oy the inferlocking Switch and
f,ItiIllAtADElPIilA, I'll WILMINGTON and RAJ
iar.aiohE h,,AlLRQAD. $50 "A. m. May y. iSfs.
i,IaiIs ihIIaiIs VIII leave N'ffnBgton AS follows:
fhiladelphia, express, 1 S. 2 IS. 630-ts
2u 90 % 20 A. lo0a 10 lo, II 90 ii 49, ii 81,
"a III u siS IA ~ ~ 5o5, 0i, 10, IL 30, U,
,Aecommodation, 8 %. o., .,s o. 10 45.am.
Il s5.-,:. 81 : 70, . % ~ ~ 90 40, lOaOp M
s9' g, tene, Ii 20 n 6lFam, l50i, 8 IS, Z %,
Aeeemmodation,e g %, essF Is. B6s 10 A. II 81
m, ~ 5o, 20 f5, =, ~, 400 All, 10 31 m,
New York, So b5 4 g0 q 3l H65 < "a NJ " az il,'
II ol a m, slx ~ l23-. 80, o u5. a., $40 s III
%, 10, 70 y, o. u, ~, 10 30 IA.
q " Wssi chester via Lamooin. 6 30 5 dS a m.
Newark Center and intermediate stations,
Baltimore and Intermediate stations. 10 ID
N. y 0g. 2 A, I 45, 6t6 p m, ~ 0s night.
Baltimore and Bay Line. 3 % m
Baltimore and Washington. 41f eOt o1t
10 Is, II % am. 1906. 81 lb 2Ik ~ 59s Ia ~
~ 40. ~ p m, IL AZ night.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for.
y SeW 6astle, 10 II 23a M, So . 80, 40, G 15
2i > 80 p m, IL 0J night.
i.ewes. 3 % "a IN. 81 p m.
For RehOboth. SIS am.
harrington. Delmar and way stations. 3 n
m harrington and way stations, 2 30 D m.
Express for Dover Harrington and Delmar
ii is IN, 81 p m, Il OF night.
Express for Wyoming and SMYRNA. q 53n,n
o. Express iOr Cape Charles. Old Point Cons
loFt anu Noituik; II le m. IL Oh night.
leave ililaqelphia, Broad street for Will
mlngton, express 90 2 20. 27 S3l Q 10 10 2Q
10 33, II Is m, sl2 35 5O3Gl. sol B IS. 5340i
IN, L. O3 night.
Accommodation, PSI A.. lo8s. .ilB5am, las.
Sunday frains-Leaye Wilminpfon for.
Philadelphia, express / b5. . d5 A 20. B5n Q 90.
II 81 IN, ~ 0j, 5 %, 3 10, 50 Og' Z mi 4 AZ
y M. Accommodation, 20, 8 05 a M, is 10,
1 f5, %, 20. 10 30 r. m.
Chester, express, 50, 4 20, g 80, o. 90. II 5iam.
. o., D %, %. ~ p m. Accommodation 4 oil
05 a m, IL 10, 40, 4 Us, 8 20, "a, 10 3lpm.
New York, express. ] 50, . h5 4 20 % $50
u ol m, II ~, j 8, 3u5, 4O5, o 10. 56, %,
20 u, Od 10 80 p m.
Boston. without change, 20 IN.
West Chtrter,Yla lamokin, " "a m. 3 20 d IN.
New Castle, 81 p M - 90 night
Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort and Nor
folk. y Oh night.
Middletown. Clayton, Dover, wyoming. Fell
ton, Harrington, Bridgeyille, Seaford, Laurel
and Delmar, ~ Ul night.
Baltimore and Washington 4 as. sol. 1O15
m, II %, y, 70 uj, 40, 20 IN, u % night.
Baltimore only, q 6 D IN. ~ l3 nixht
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street for VIII
mingion. express, 3 30 q -. . 10. II lsam. 4 Al,
o. %, bos,i 4u,s 80, II 10, Bop m, II 03 night.
s 81, 40 O3 and II 3s p M
For further Information. passengers are re-
fcrred TO the ticket Office at the station.
fCongressionM Limited Express trains. COM
posed entirely OF Pullman Nestibule ParlOr
sLimited Express trains, composed OF Pull
man Nesubule Parlor Cars Nestibule Passen-
ger Coaches and Dining Cars
CHAS. n. PUGH. r.. WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

WE cannot perceive that the attack ON
John T. Dickey who is in every respect
a worthy and respectable citizen Is
helping the case Of Chief Blackburn On
the contrary, it seems like other smart
tricks of the particularly smart men
who have the Republican canvass IN
shargc TO aisraet moro attention 10 the
ease Of the chief II is an Indication that
the chiefs ease is not defensible by direct
means and that there il more 70 follow t0
make the snss more embarrassing
Within day or two the scandal has
emifod so a. TO include other prominent
Republicans and officials, who We're shar-
ing the profits Of protection 10 the policy
players
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

AN advance notice says that James
O'Neill. who WAS here last winter in
Monte Cristo" is making extensive
preparations for the production Of now
romantis drama. "Fontsnolle, BY Hairi
son Grey Fiske and Minnie Maddein.
Fisks TIE title role Of which affords
opportunities fef brilliant acting. One
Of the special features Of this play is 20
be q moonlit view of lie Seine and the
city Of Paris As Il was in Louis XVs
lime This scene will change instantane
ously TO another heavy set representing
The splendid ball room Of the palace OF
Versailles Every detail Of those historical
localities will be accurately reproduced
of course the seenos should be histeri-
sally correct and artistic but She ten
deney Of the modern drama has boon
ridieulously realistic That tendency As
prasticed By She average manager is sen
sational bat not beautiful. moi accurate.
not artistic. Il may have added money
10 the pockets of She Managers bot IT. did
not add fame " the sectors honor 10 the
stage or teach ths people any lessons
IN history, manners or nerslA
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

JAMES PENSRwIlL of Dover waited
tin his interview. stating that George V.
Massey had earned place on the su-
preme bench by his loyalty" to Presi
dent Harrison in spite Of 80 many induce
ments 10 be disloyal, had excited gen.
eral condemnation. and been repndioted
BY Mr. Massey before denying
it II is strange that he did not
deny it's accuracy at once 1t is strange
that the sensitive Republican papers did
nct repudiate it il is strange that shoy
and he did not perceive anything dis.
sreditablo in ths interview till the Mug
wumps got hold of e. Il ia strange that
Mr Ponnewill now denies the interview
only in 70 Par as II has been nnivsr
sally condemned
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

AFTaR 1--WE borns the moon always
gets fall
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
wANA,rAKER,s.

Philadelphia, Saturday, June IS 1892.
The weather to-day is likely
to be clear.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

u Il. ROBINSON q Co,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET sTs.
FOR SALE.
2i shares Union National nank.
s500 New Castle Water Works ) por cent
bonds.
WANTED.
Wilmington City Elcrtric Company stock.
Delawaac railroad stock.
Stock bought and sold in She New York,
Philadelphia and Boston markets ON commits
siOn.
Letters of credit given, available In Oh parts
Of the wsrld, and dPaSis en- England. Ireland,
France, Germany and Swiizerland issued.
r.. n. ROBINSON a. co.
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

Tux Hsuss Committee investigating
She sllsged violation of the sivil ssrvics
rules IN tlp Baltimore post office will re-
heet on Postmaster General WsnamAker
tdr not diseharging tho employees as
recommended by Commissioner Rooso
velt Theodors Roosevelt, a Republican
indeed, but man m every respect oom
petent. honest. careful. truthful intelli-
gent and disinierestedly earnest in
performing tho duties Of his
Office has reflected. much more seriously,
than the committees report will reflect.
ho denied itotly, and fnlly, and posi-
lively, and with sworn testimony TO back
him, The statements which Postmaster
General wanauslser made hr Wann.
maker is a good man; there is no
doubt Of that He is truthful
man; there is no doubt of that.
either But like Mr. Harrison, he
is led astray ly wicked partners or by
tho erigeHeies Of his party. Just as holy
men everywhere, in all ages, have been
led astray whom they abandoned the
sweet and pleasant paths of righteous.
ness TO run disgraeeful political
machine. We have holy man in this
city whose holiness took plunge and
left him in a siato of eclipse awaiting a
generous eeat OF whitewash. These
things aresad, but frequent
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

FOR COUNTY COMPTROLLER.
JOHN +. STAATS,
Of Appoquinimink Hundred
Evening journal., 1892-06-18
WRR8Mtl6YeTF9I,sN. A FI,s. ANP NJ, y lNoETgERN RAN

M NlLMlNGION AND NORTHERN RAIL
W ROAD. lime-tablc in effect June 10 la0
Trains leave Wilmington, French street sta
court, siranogue, Cossart, ChaddH' Ford june
ton, PocapsOn, West Chester. Embreeyilie,
Alortonyille. COatesVilc, Waynesburu June
ton. Springfield. Joanna. Birdsboro headinr
and intermediate stations, daily, except sum
day, On m, 2Wp m; sunday only, 8 Ol a. N.
T.. & o, Junction, AIontchanin. Guyencourt
Granoguc, COasart Chadd's Ford Junction
focopson, West Chester. Embreevile, lfor-
t0nville Coatcsville Waynesbufg Junction
Springfield and intermediate stations. daily
except sunday. > S. p m; Sunday, on p M
Coatesville, West Chester and intermediate
stations, daily except sunday. 3 40 a m. "a nm.
sunday only, at 90 and 90 IN.
Trains arrive at Wilmington. French street
station, from Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna.
Springfield, Naynesburg Junction, Coates
Vile. MOrtonville. Embreeville West Chester.
PocopsOn, Chadd's Ford Junction Cossort,
Junction and stations. daily. eS-
except sunday, lQjl a M, 0 Is p m; Sunday
only, 10 "a m and 30 , m.
Coatesyille. Mortonville. Emhreeville pocon,
son. West Chester. Chadd's Ford Iunction
Cossart, tfranokue, 6uyencourt, Montchanin,
3. q o, Junction and intermediate sati0ns,
daily. 5 30 and la3lam.
From Coatesville, West Chester ard inter
mediate siauons daiiy, except Sunday, z IL
a m. Daily az 30 and 10 - a M. and - ID M
A. q. McCAUSLAND. Superintendeht
BOWNESS BRIGGS, General Passenger AIT.
DHlLADELpHIA AND READING RAIL
Il ROAD-"ROyal Route between Phiiadel-
phia and Atlantic City-rhe only double track
line. Schedule in effect May 2S isn2
TRAINS FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Chestnut street and South street
whaiYes; Week days, express & uO % "a m
SUNDAY only 30 100, Oo 90 p m: accoinmo,
dation, 90 a ma Is, 80, G so D m; Sunday. ex-
press, sW, 20 OOO m; accommodation. 8 ia
a M, 30 p m.
Returning, leave Atlantic City depot, Allan
tic and Arkansas avenue: Week davs. ex-
press, on, tMonday only 800 8 %. 3 90 m. 90.
~ p M; Ssndny, express, 900. As, 9 90 D m:
accommodation, 80 a m. 4 J0p N
d IN down train.
A. A. MCLEOD. c. g. HANCOCK
Pres. and Gen. Man. Gen. Pass Agent.