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8or iiber 5OSabren f6on murbe Mrs.
Winslpp's Soothing Syrup BON Mil,
lione,t ben Miittern beim 3abnen Der
&inber angemenbet. Wirit bu i'm
S6lafe bur6 bas s6reien eines @inbes
geitort, has i'm 3abnen 1T unb bor
S9mer3en meints Wenn 10, lafie fofort
cine Slai6e BON rNfrs. WinslDtps Sops
thing Syrup" bOlen. Sem Mertb III uns
beaablbar. SIS wirb benz fleinen 2eibens
ben iofprt 2inberung peri9afen. @ers
laBt eu6 barauf, Miitter, es lit fem
3ipeifel bariiber. IS beilt Spienterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Maser unb
bic Nieren, befeitigt Winbz9 olit, err
pei6t ben @aumeu, perbinbert @ntaiin>
buns unb ftdrft bas gauge Spitem.
rMrs Minsloms Soothing Syrup
fir Sabnenbe atnber lit angenebm in
@ei6mad unb bas &eeept ftammt bon
einem Der beiten weibli6en Nerste in
ben Ser. Staaten. IS lit bel allen
Sruggiiten in Der gan5en Welt gu bas
ben. Breis % gts. per 6laf6e.
&auft ni6ts enberes alS MrS. Minss
Ions Soothing Sprup.
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0te nTrete Nrefie fir SeTas" bat
rpn allen Sentidb tegantiden 3ettuns
gen bic 9rIRte Mbunnentenaabl.
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@mmber : 3urem.

Sd unter5ei9neter mar perfriippelt
on meinem re6ten SUB. baB i'd auf
3riiden geben muBfe. Mein SUB mar
bid gei6wolen nit &beumatismus.
Sd tpar in England bel ben be-
riibmteiten speaialiften in Chandelier
unb babe bic beiten Ierste nod probirt
unb fe gaben mir ole nur nod 40
Sage gum 2eben. Nu6 Die Qot
Springs babe i6 beiu6t obne Grfolg.
Sd beiu9te prof. u. u. Meper unb
in 10 Sagen bur1 @ebrau6 feiuer
munberbaren Seilmittel bin i6 gdt13s
lid furirt tporben.
pbillip 9pob.
Meine NbreHe lit: Smiths CONNER
cial House, next to Black Elephant.
S. Flores Street, San Antonio, Texas.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 27th day of February,
[SEAL. A. D. 1892,
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co, Tex.
Siabel Shores beeibete: Sd mar
bur6 lange 3eit nit i6merer Ser3z
arantbeit bebaftet unb babe piele 9erate
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1~efa1a1beit If @etdtbuut
D RAlM

~. e.&: Mefs @errens nab @ebirn s FUR tf ETA
w. rerseie RsnraIsia, 2cpff@mer,en, nerpbie fiebers
ss!la1g NIB 9bfpannnne, seruria&t bur4 ben hbers
1att4s1 0enut trr dIfpbpl cher Gabaf; G&tafIpHas
2 6stnfnn ausdrtet unb ansemetnes GIeab, Gted.
gnM nnh 1ee terbeithbrt. Gs IL au9 eth SeismttteI
yefe1 Fe4Jetttste <ern, segen fnfru@tbarfdt, SINS
esfts3 81 tttftn 0ef4Ie@tern, Spermdtrrrbpea, BET.
ssIe4t snr& settiBe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eber bur6
5nten.3enetH. seet e4a@tel enttdlf BITE aur fdr
ssxfn 1lsnst. $l.00 BITE S@a4teI, cher 6 G@aateIn
ias $5.oes enr6 BITE BOT Seeeu Gtnfenbuna hes 4rcises.
1tf saranttren, kat s Sda8tein iebea san better.
eeseel: NIT teeer 8efeuuns fur 6 S@aAteIu, tte Sci
ans Mtfiem yretie ~etnlduft, fenben ttr benz Bedeuer
snisreH Jqrtfflt9en 0arantie : S@etn, baB MIR has
0els turtdf9tden, penn bas Mittei fetne SeiIuna be.
ntrt. Sei4e S4etne trerben nut ausgeieut pom
Sttx Otze Stere lgtnttse asentea) SO. s Gaf
esumeres Greet, Can Antpnfc, Geras.
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Sn Solse bes bielen S6minbels, Der
b~eut5utage getrieben pirb, pirb ielb1t
benz beten Nr5te, Der 8eliBer number
barer 9eilmittel lift, ni9t geglanbt.
prof. SLEEPER prafti5irte als Spe3iaz
lift NIT Dem gr0bten @rfols in Merifo,
finf Sabre in peru, Chile, 2pnbptt,
China, Wien, in Beitb, Yrag, Ser Dir
gentiniI6en &epublif unb 8raiilien.
prof. Meper sarantirt ni6t IN allen
SdQen abiolute 9eilung, mie man6e
Ner3te es getp6bnli9 tbun. Sebe Nrbeit
lobt ii6 felbit.
2eiet Wurber iiber Wnn6er. 8ebet
bin unb fragt cure Mitbirger, bie f9on
cine Iange &eibe BON Sabren in bieIer
Stabt mobnen, OBJ ni6t felt fnraer 3eit
6ur6 prof. Meper, f6on melt iiber
bresbunbert Berionen furirt tporben
ftnb, bic f9on am &attbe 6es @rabes
tparett.
&ettete cine Mutter BON a6t ainbern.
GER Srana Stierib fagt: sd bin
nit meinem @eibe "a Sabre perboiras
tibet, aber Die lebten Is Sabren mar
mein Weib fortmdbrenb b~ettldgerig.
Sd babe in Stem Oorf bic beften 4erate
confultirt, elm jeber 9rat bat cine an6ez
re &ranfbeit e%onitatirt. Sd tpar baz
mails in iebr guten 8erbdltnifen; i9
mar 8eiiber zines arpBes @fbauies an
Der 8. StraBe unb 4penue 9, ging baz
Der aud NIT ibr nod europa, aber
ales obne @rfolg, mar aid in @ien
bel benz beriibmten prof. lllsmann, Der
fagte mir, i'd m6ge mir feline peiterett
Guslasen MAIDEN, benm fir mein Weib
gebe es feline &ettung. 2eBtere Sabre
iiberiiebelte i6 init meinem Weib mad
San Intonio, I'm bas &linta 3u meds
feln, aber amitatt better, pnrbe iie tdge
lid f9limmer nn6 mar leBtes Sabr Elm
ma6res Bib bes Sammer unb @lenbs.
8is Dor furser 3eit beiu6te meiu
Weib Grau Born, bic ebenfals LANCE
Sabre leibenb mar, urtb ersdblte, baB
fe bur9 Prof. u. q. Mepers, So. As
Nabarro Str. in Der Shat punberbare
Seilmittel in gang furaer 3eit berseftslt
tporbem lei.
Obglei6 mir f9on an gar ni1ts
mebr glaubten, CAB i'd bod auf la1lges
3mreben Der Grau Born mad, unb baGs
tie, uiait audi bieien S6minbel berfuz
den, unb su meinem gr0Bten @rtauz
men unb Slide mar meme 6rau mad
einem monatli6en @ebrau6e bieier
pirfli9 munberbaren 9eilmittel ppaz
fDmmen bergefteat.
Sic fpnnte tpieber ibren bduslt6en
Nrbeiten ma6geben un6 li6 Der gr5ie=
bung ihrer &inber tpibmen.
garn bitten mir, i6, meme Srau u,tb
&inber, Soft m6ge Germ Brof. 81. u.
Wteper, nod re6t lange Sabre gum
Woble- Der leibenben Meni6beit erbalz
ten.
Granfumb Gba Stierib.
San Mntonio, Ser.
8eibe bei6w0ren bies @ertififat.
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t0n1lllftrt unD b1ele 9ellnttttel probirt
obne @rfolg.
Sn 5uei Woden bin i6 bur9 prof.
q. u. Wepers punberbare 6eilmittel
gdn5li6 furirt tpprben.
Sd f6m6re ba3u, baB es bic Mabrz
belt 1T unb ni6ts anberes aIs Sic
Wabrbeit.
SfabeI Shores.
Hidalgo Street, near the Plaza.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9th day of February,
[SEAL A. D 1892.
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co., Tex.
Sin iunger Mann, Der bon pielen
Spe5ialiften unb nod @ebrau6 berz
Kitchener Mittel abiolut fur beiratbsz
unfdbig erfldrt ipurbe, mar burh prof.
q. q. Mepers, SEQ. 46 Nabarpz 5traBe,
punberbare 9eilmittel bolfommen ber<
geiteat unb lebt felt 2 Mpnaten i'm
glidli6fen @beitanbe.
Wrs. &efugia 5eierimo, wobnbaft
So. Z sibz2arebntraBe, cine tpoblbes
fannte @brenfrau unb piele Sabre bier
anidifige @igertbimerin enter 6arm an
Der @ar5az@rofing Der Mebina: Sd
mar 3 Sabre lang frant nit 5ogenanrs
ter S6winbiu6t ober Mus5ebrung. Sd
babe Die beffen Qer5te probirt, biele Yaz
tent@Ntebi5inen, allies obne @rfoIg. Ser
lebte Ir5t, per mid bebanbelt bat, bat
mid gdn5li6 a%ufgegeben. Our9 ntebs
rere meiner J%reunbinnen unb 8etantt=
ten bin i'd ge5pungen morben, Prof.
MfeDer gu befu6en. Mein damn fubr
mid bin, un6 er unb mein Sobn tra=
gen Mid binauf. Sd ipufte 8lnt unb
NOR abgemagert unb bate groBe
S6meraen.
@ott lei Sanf, bur9 prpf. q. u.
Mepers 5eilmittel bin i'd gdttali9 fuf
rirt mprben.
Sd bin As Sabre alt unb bie Mutter
BON adt 4inbern.
@efugia Seierina.
Sworn and subscribed before me
this the 1st day of March,
[SEAL] AID. 1892.
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co., Tex.
Mrs. Sapopa paleon, go. 426 Qas
re6oitraBe, 50 Sabre alt:
SD mar 5 Sabre frarf nit S9minbs
fu6t.
Sd babe bic beitsn Nerste foniultirt
unb meine 4ranfbeit bat biel @elb ges
foitetrobne cine Sur gu errei9en. Sd
trar bic lebte 3eit 10 abgemagert fOnnte
ni6t f6lafen, ni6t eKen, feinen atbem
befommen unb mar f6pn gdnali1 nbne
ole 9ofnung aufseseben porben.
9ur6 meme bielen- 8efan1ten, bic
aud bur6 prof. Mepers tnurberbare
9eilmittel furirt tporben linb, babe i'd
Die Sur uf1ternommer nnb fann fagen
in Is Sagen bin i6 b~oltdnbig furirt
tuorben nnb bonn Spbe gerettet.
Obiges babe i6 bei9morett, baB eS
bic refine Mabrbeit 1T.
Sapopa Balloon.
Sworn to ard subscribed before me
this the 9TH day of March,
lSEAL] A. D. 1892.
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co., Tex.
nay prpf. Meper's Office 1T $50.
46 NabarrozS traBe, cine 9reppe bod.
Sbrehftuuben. 0pn 9 1Ihr MpraenS
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s&en frh6kr tetdnbeIt muroe uuh NIT weIhen Mttteln.
Verlorene Mannbarkeit. }ptrte aue
04nd&ea Der @ef9Iehtsprsane beftmmt furirt..
Observation-Disclosures perten I'm Saaie
ss &rs.fea Mnb otne Snftrurnente turtrt. Gin nun.
Catarrh und krankheiten der
6aut, bes HIutes unb Ser.enS, Der asber unb Der
4teren.
syphilis. Das am sef6wfnbeReu uue f@erfsn
tetlenhe Wtttel- 4nr sdranttrt.
hraukheiten aler Nri tperben tn,
art ~ anhere 8uren rrtblansen.
Onnatuerlicher Abhuss mtrb prpr,pi
n etn vaar Gasen furtrt.
Weine Metbp6eM.
Xrete 6cnIultaticn In Der Office pber per BOT.
3. 9enaue uuterfudnnS unb Dtasnpje.
9. Sober ptrb anf Grunb Observation-Disclosures p~uncipies
Sseeneett nab tetn cber thr San wtrb III ~tpeeiener
0tubtum aema@t.
Z. Dtasse Rretfe unb Iei&te 8abmussbebtuaunaen.
IN ben metffeu 6dHen fam be Granfeeit i'm Sauff
tee erdnten betanbelt werben.
e4yetbt nz Ssmptcm : Gprr1uiar 80. /, fur Mdns
e4setst nm epmptpm- 8 srmular 70 2, fir frauen.
Aantt ettex.
1rtefe merben prompt bcantwprtet. Gue @e5Gdft,
fe&ssM setalten. Webistn rirn rertprsen ge{anbt
&tIexfnku : BITE Danfen BON Gan Antontp.
8kutfm eefprpdBen.
Maa ssfe5nre an pber fpre&e por Bet
j. N HATHAWAY, M. D..
o1sssxe estAuhe, 50 unb So Bea gpmmersearase,
ess antsnts, Tetas, etne Greppe BOD.
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sas- 9rof. Meper's Office 1T $50.
46 NabarrozS traBe, cine 9reppe bod.
Spre6tuaben: Bon 9 l1br Morgens
Bis Z llbr Mbenbs. 2abet ~ibrigens
Niemanbe1 ein, gu inn gu fommett.
S6minbler, Quadialber, Spione unb
@eugierige ioaen bur@aus niht bors
fpreden.
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DR.. HathaWav
Sysbn 8rpaSfopt, N. D.. 9%lffiftent.
Specialist 0es Guestems.

Suuse Mdnner,
rel&e In Golse rpn
Su8enp 6 Slnben
an Rerrenf1pdGe
Ietben, itre eebeus.
TRAIT %untersrobeu
1aben unb TIRE
Mdunlihteit psrios
rem, ipnten ben Be-
rhhmten Or. .9as
Hawap irfprt con.
iulttrea. BetseSi
ai@t, Rerpeatranfs
bet (imti cber cLlt
Grdnme wtrb ptis
feni@aftlt9 unf
nod ben neIefter
Metbpben betans
belt unc NIT ben
gr6bten Gtfpls.
98 fonult ntmi
b0roaf an. pb mon
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= 9ie faibibnablen Dunlap, anor
unb Stetfon Quite finbet man BET pans
# & SObn.
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bro8t eurei 2pstt eter unb er rirb eu6 lassu, hab
an Ghts h~tsrtrtfft, uut bod toItet "a uur IS Gents,
Evening journal., 1892-08-16
Mccune Tells why Field win surely II
the Next Vice PrehIdent.

mcCune Tells why Field win Surely BE
the Next Vice President.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1G.-Dr. c. W. Nc
Cune, chairman Of the executive board of
the Farmers Alliance, who is directing the
campaign Of that organization as far as it is
controlled from this city, has figured out to
his own satisfaction that whatever may be
the fate of Weaver, the Alliance candidate
for president, Field, their vice presidential
candidate, can count his calling and election
sure.
II feel" said Dr. McCune, "that Fields
election is practically assured He is bound
to be elected if the election Of the president
is thrown into the house, which is very
likely to happen. The house would OF
course elect Mr. Cleveland to the presiden-
cy. Then the senate would have to select
the vice president from the three candi-
dates who had received the highest num-
Der Of votes at the polls The constitution
prohibits the president and vice president
both coming from the same state, and the
house having chosen Mr.. Cleveland first,
Mr.. Reid would be rendered ineligible. The
senate would therefore be compelled TO
choose between Mr.. Stevenson and Mr..
Field, and there is little room for doubt
that they would select the latter
win Control Congress.
The Peoples party managers claim that
at the very lowest calculation they will have
100 members in the next house, in addition
to a number of Republicans and Democrats
who will be pledged to Alliance or Peoples
party principles They expect to dictate
the selection Of the next speaker and direct
the policy Of the house,
All the Peoples party and Alliance man.
ayers in Washington deny the story that
they have a secret, oath hound order known
as the Band OF Gideon 1t is regarded as
hoax, probably founded on the negro
minstrelsy song which the "Original Chris.
ties" made popular fifty years ago, 'If you
belong to Gideon's band, then here's my
heart and here's my hand.p Mr.. Loucks
president of the National Farmers Alliance
and Industrial union; Congressman Jerry
Simpson, Of Kansas and other prominent
lights in the Peoples party repudiatt
knowledge OF any such organization within
their ranks
Evening journal., 1892-08-16
The kREaa 0E POLITICS
Clarl-Son PostDoncs the Repub-
lica1 League Meeting.
TaEvIOBPREsIDHGTIAL SITUATION

Necune. the Thrd Party Leader, Say
Field VIII surely he directed and Tell
the Reason why--isuchanan Bolts the
Democratic Party in Tennessee.
NEW York, Aug. 10. Politicians here
were considerably surprised by the fact that
James S. GARRISON, Of the National League
Of Republican Clubs, has sent out notices
al over the state to the effect that the con.
vention Of the State League of Republican
Clubs, which was to have been held at Buff
fnlo, Sept l, has been postponed until Sept
10. The posfponement was decided upon
NJ the meeting of the national executive
committee Of the Republican party last Fri
day. The following is the notice:
HEADQUARTERs REPUBLICAN,
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
NEW YoRK, Aug Is 1892.
The date Of the Republican National league
convention, called heretofore for Buffalo, Sept
u 10 hereby postponed until Thursday, Sept. 70.
This postponement which Is done with the
concurrence and advice OF Chairman Carter
9nd the national committed is made because
the earlier date would prevent the attendance
Of n large number of Republican clubs in the
western states, where the harvest OF the vari-
ous crops wiz not have been finished by Sept. l.
BY the middle Of September the party will
have perfected its organization in all portions
OF the country, many new clubs will have been
organized AID much larger number Of cam
pagn marching and uniform clubs will be able
to attend the national convention.
The cooler weather Of the later date will also
be more favorable and induce a larger general
attendance than convention held in the
closing days Of August
The national committee Of the league calls
upon all subordinate clubs 70 join actively in
stimulating the organization OF marching clubs
to the end that rivalry between the different
state organizations in the lumber Of clubs sent
to the national convention may make the pro
ceedings at Buffalo more interesting and en-
able it TO give a still greater energy to the i'm.
portant campaign now in progress.
j. S. CLARKsON
President National Ipagia
Evening journal., 1892-08-16
TeLEeRAPHlc sRewrlss.

Senator FELTON,, of California, is the guest
Of Senator Hawley at Hartford
Ernest Schaub, a plumber, hanged him.
self to cherry tree at Rochester.
DR.. Newton, dentist, or Meriden, Conn,
has been missing since Friday. It is sup
posed that he has committed suicide.
The Canadian department of justice will
surrender Carl Goldschnlldt, New York
forger, now under arrest in Montreal
Two thousand five hundred operators on
the Baltimore and Ohio road are demand
ing 10 per cent. increase in wages.
Five sailors have made complaint at Vic
toria, b. c., that they were kidnapped by the
Sailors union at Port Gable and shipped to
Victoria.
A family named Morgan were poisoned
at Hampden, Me-, by eating potatoes on
which paris green had been put to kill bugs.
The property Of c. H. Abbott & Co., own
ers of shoe factories in Chelsea and South
Royalton, Vt, has been attached
A conference was held at the treasury de-
partment with a view TO shutting out all
wooden goods from Europe likely to be in
fected with cholera.
The body Of boy named RAYMOND, of
Hull, Que, was found in the mountains
near Lake Tappen, N Y, half eaten by a
bear, with evidences of a terrible encounter
all around.
The British four masted steel ship Thra-
,ian, just built at Greenock, Scotland, cap
sized in a squall of the Isle of Man and sank
NTH her crew of twenty-five men.
Evening journal., 1892-08-16
GLADSTONE VISITS THE QUEEN.
Tie Submits to Her Majesty the Names
81 The nsmhrra OF Ills Cnbmet.

Tie Submits to Her Majesty the Names
Of the Members of Ills Cabinet.
LONDON. Aug. l6.-The Daily News, while
acknowledging that no authentic news Of
the composition of the new cabinet can be
obtained before Mr. Gldstones return
from Osborne Houe, gives the following
list, which, il says, is correct probably in
every pnrti-uior: Premier and first lord OF
BE ticasufr, vs.. e. Gladstone; lord chan
cellor Lord II rscheil chancellor Of the ex-
ch. qurr, Sir. William Harcourt; foreign
Office. Earl OF Roseberry home Office, IL. H.
Asquith; war Office, Campbell Zimmerman;
admiralty, Ea5l Spencer. c ief secretary for
ireland, Johu Morley: pres dent of the
board Of trade, A. j. Mundela; local gov
srnment hoard Henry Fowler
Mr.. Gladstone visited the queen at o.
borne yesterday. After Mr. Gladstone had
partaken OF luncheon the queen gave him
audience when BE- submitted the names Of
thv members of DIS cabinet
The queens dianer guests at Osborne
House included, besides Mr. Gladstone, the
Prince of Wales, the Duke of Connaught
Princess Henry of Battenberg aud the Earl
Of Ducie Mr. Gladstone left Osborne House
this morning.
Evening journal., 1892-08-16

Robert Foy was evidently intoxicated
last night and was fined s and costs
Dennis Vaughn W. s also fined 50 for
drunkenness. Charles ELISE, who was
apparently drunk and disorderly, was
fined 81 Frank Barlow was also drunk
and disorderly and was fined 81. HaErr
Carroll was another one of the unfdf-
Inmates who hal to answer the tharge
Of drunkenness and disorderly conduct
and was Sired 81 Charles Higgins act.
ed very disorderly toward John Ripg
and was fined IS and ctst William
Gibbons drank too much yesterday and
was fined 81 Annie Green. a dusky
damsel. was drunk and acting discr lerly
on the street, and WIS arrested by
] officer Taylor. She was fined s.
Evening journal., 1892-08-16

DENNSYLVANiA RAILROAD - STAND
Il ARD Railway of America-Protected
throughout by the lnterlocking Switch and
IilLADELPdIA WILAfINGTONa and BAL
iraSy ~ IN. i1hAlLitOAD- $50 m, May %, 1882.
f rIiaiiins VIII leave Wilmington as follows:
o., SO go, AZ. 70 O5, 10 Is II 20 II "a. ii ~
~ m M siz y ~ CO, o. 10, IL, So O6.
:, Accommodation, 8, IS. o.. %. 10 A. m,
IL ~, Is, 3 As, %. b y. o 40. Z 10 i0'n D m.
n chester, express, IS, 20 q I'd. 4 a. 7 so g 80
~ ~, lOVo, II ~, II 81, IN, o., SO, Z %,
ACCOMMODATIONS 90. 55.7 O5. 8 os. 10 As. Il 80
N, ~ ~ 20, 3 As, %, q, 4O7 4O 10 81 d m
II d m, sig 10. l23 aa'305' 3 TX lid. IL
10, ". 70 q, o6. Is, gig, 10 80 . N.
y wS1gst9n; without change, 10 10 a m, s 56pm.
* Az pa Shester, via Lamokin, 30, rs m,
a Newark q Center and intermediate stations.
Bai q as and Intermediate stations, 10 Is
~, - 70, Z AZ, ~. 6 9 D m, q O3 night.
Baiitimore and Bay Line, 3 23p m
10 i 10 n on ana Washington, A., sol, ell
%, A., 3 2op m, IL 40 night.
lNrain s Tor Delaware Division leave for:
"A SeN sS Ssste 10 II 2sa m so, so. 40. Is,
i.ewes, 10 a IN. 4 81 d m
For Rehoboth, 8l5 a m.
I ~ Delmar and way stations, 10
Express Tor Dover, Harrington and Delmar
II 10 a m, ~ y m, IL Oh night
Express tor wyoming and smyrna 50 D m.
tort ana NorIolk, II Is a m. u Oh night,
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street for VIII
mington, express, 3 80, z 2O. 727. S3i 10 10 a.
10 80, II Is a m, sl2 35 30,2 o. 3Ol3 i6 534 on
H. gsSa ", 30 So II, 81, 40, II 49, II 80
Accommodation, 9 25,7 A.. 10 Is. II Bam. 70
y, ~ 4gs, 49, y, IS, 10 o. 10 4O IL 3s d m
sunday Irains-Leave Wilmington for:
Philadelphia, express. l So, 25t, 4a0. $50 9 CO..
II 81 m ~. = o. o., 10, b6 O6 z 06, %,
VIZ M Aa6cc,9on1modation, 70. No m IL 10,
Chester, express, l 81, 20. so, 90. II 81 a m.
%, 90, Z %, 2 u IN. Accommodation. Z OO'
9 70 m, II Ia, A., 4 %, 20, : %, 10 30pm.
New York, express, ! So, 2 50. 4 20, ZOO s 20
| 10 81, on, 10 30 p m. W.
/ Boston, without change, 3 Sc pm
| West Chester,yia Lamokin, 8 % m 3 20 d IN.
/ New Castle, 9 80 p m, ~ 06 night
Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort and Nor
! folk. u OIL night
Middletown. Clayton. Dover, Wyoming Eel
/ ton, Harrington, Bridgeville, SeafOrd, Laurel
/ and Delmar, II VI night.
Baltimore and Washington, 40, 8 O1, 10 10
a m, II o6. %, +6 03, ~, s 20 p m, IL 40 night
Baltimore only, GO5 m. IL 10 night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for VIII
mington. express, 3 %, I %, 10. II Is m, Al,
/ o o. q ST. f0S IS, II l0. II 81 d m II O3 night
Accommodation, 8 80, 10 80 q m, IL 80, 2 O5. 8 1C
! s IS, 10 O3 and II 3s p m.
For further information, passengers are re-
| TERED 70 the ticket Office at the station.
] congressional Limited Express trains com.
] posed entirely Of Pullman Nestibule ParlOI
and Dining Cars
sLimited Express trains, composed Of Pull.
man Nestibule Parlor Cars, Nestibule Passen.
ger Coaches and Dining Cars.
! CHAS. +. PUGH, j. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General PASSENGER Agent
Evening journal., 1892-08-16

1uriug the property Of the companies or at
lacking the men who take their places,
though claim the right for the strikers &c
reason with nonunion mon, and by peacea
bic means 70 try aud persuade them TO keel
away
"Will you remain here for some timer
was asked
"les, / viii stay awhile. but cannot toll
how long. ! am here IN an advisory capao
ity and viii watch the situation closely.
hope there will be no more lawless acts
They block our efforts and do injustice 70
the cause OF the strikers
Evening journal., 1892-08-16

A pleasure 70 over,sorked manh, Cd: a trim
70 Atlantic City NAugust Is. R. L. A. Excur.
sion.
Evening journal., 1892-08-16

HUDSON. Mich, Aug. 1G.-Jennie Tabor,
Of this place who was arrested because her
younger brother discovered twenty dyna-
mite cartridges concealed about the house,
mas made startling confession. She said
she was going 10 blow up the house, together
with her brother and sister, to secure the
whole OF her dead fathers 5000 estate
She says that she was instigated by her
over, William Meiis, who also recently
compelled her TO go with him and rob
George Goodwin's residence and with the
money they got bought the dynamite car
tridupg
Evening journal., 1892-08-16

ATLANTIC CRY, Aug. 16.-Chief Of Police
Harry G. Eldredge was charged at the meet
ing Of the city council with receiving money
from keepers u half dozen notorious re-
sorts for protection Testimony was sub
mtted TO the effect that he had personally
called at the resorts and demanded sums
ranging from 500 to $500 The council sus.
pended the chief pending further investiga.
tion
Evening journal., 1892-08-16

xt~f.s ~ UT 1ohtf l~AiuN
WITH Industry Lodge No. a. A. o. T.. w. on
thursday August ls Tickets, S2.6..
Evening journal., 1892-08-16
shepard Wants the First 10, 600.

CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-Colonel Elliott F..
Shepard, Of New York, has written to the
Worlds fair directors, Offering one dollar
each, or any price which the directors may
name, for the first 10000 souvenirs delivered
in New York. The directors replied to Col
onel Shepard that he viii receive the first
coins if he is the first to get in his check in
payment for the amount he wants at one
dollar per coin.
Evening journal., 1892-08-16

PIrTsnURG, Ang 16-Anarchst Knold.
who was released from jail Saturday, in
conversation with United Press reporter
with regard to the case against him, said
that be was almost positive that be would
be convicted, not because Of any implica-
tion in the attempted assassination OF
Prick, but for nyowing himself an anarchist
Evening journal., 1892-08-16

TIFFIN, o., Aug. l6.-Following a muiiled
roar like far away thunder, the bed Of the
Sandusky river for several miles has been
upheaved as II by an earthquake shock In
scores Of places the water rushes into sub.
terranean openings. AT other points peaks
project Il is supposed that natural gao
caused the upheaval