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Evening journal., 1892-07-15
RAILROADS..

DENNsNI.NANIA RAILROAD STAND
ARD Hallway of America Protected
Throughout by the lrter0cking Switch and
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON and BAL
llMOkE kAll4hOAD. $50 "a. M. May 3. Ib42.
Trains will leave Wilmington a. follows
5u so 500 AZ, 10 o. no l0 n 10. III q. ii 81.
a m. 81, ~. / 30. 3O5 5Of, 10, 3 IL. 5560O6.
20 n. ud, u. ~ J. IN.
~ .e, ab, 81 a.. 20, Q ~, o 40, 4u 10 30 pm.
Chester, express. 80. 20. q DO 2 a.. z co. $ 90
go. ga., 1000 u 20, il5i, M, o o. So, o6'
Recommendations 90. 9 E5.7 on. g 0s. 10 45. IL 30
~, II s, 2h 40, -, ~. @ 407 40, 10 81 D IN.
:, Sssfw York ~ so y s9' %9s So e9s'sgq 1905,
o Do, g oO, 70 2l, 2 CO. ls, q T. 10 81 m.
Boston, without change, 10 l6 m. 90 D m.
, West Chester, via Lamokn, $50, Oo a m,
Newark Center and intermediate stations,
z 40 q m, ~ "a. 683 pm.
baltimore and Intermediate stations, 10 IS
a m, ~ 90, 2 AZ, i5, 6t6 D m, ~ U night.
Baltimore and Bay Line 23pm.
Baltimore ana Washington, 49, o.. 91l.
lol5 100 m. 1905, A lb. sos, 20, 2i,fo Gi'
q 6s, 40, 20 p M. " 40 night.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for.
New Castle, lb, N eih M . 90. 3 90, 4 40. q 10,
g 13, 90 d m. ~ % night.
lewes. 10 "a m, N pm.
For Rehoboih. s.l5a M.
Harungton Deimar and way stations 8 10
m. Harrington ane way stations % n.
I
| II ~ q m, e, b m, ~ on night.
Express for Wyoming and smyrna. @ b3 D m.
Express Tor Cape Charles. Old Point Come
/ fort and Norfolk, n lS n m. ~ ul nirlf
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street for Will
mingion, express, 90, 20, u, 3 30, TO- 10 ~,
10 Okj. n rs m, al2 90 J02 o. on p 49, B 5l4 on
Al, Vst ~ 30, 6o II, 81, 40, II l8. II 30
Aceqmmoaaiien, Q $50 a. loas II 55am. iss,
-, 10, 100, 49, 2a, rs o8 10 40. II is m.
sunday Trains Leave Wilmington for.
Philadelphia. express. %. ? 90. ~. 60. Oh.
/ II 81 m, 30, 3 o.. Oi. TO- . h6. O6 u6. 25
| ~ p m. Accommodation, 90, O5 "A IN, II no..
chester, eSprcss' 55. A 20. 80. 900. II 81 a m,
/ 8 oi. D dN. 90, . ~ y M. Accommodation, OO,
3 % a m, ~ 10 a., 4 %, 80, z 70 10 8lpm.
New York, express, J %. . so, 10. Z 90, $50,
Il 5l am, i&lo, ~, 3o5, fo5, o 10, o., o0,
BOSTON, without change. g hGpm.
West Chester,via lamokin. o5 a IN, 20 y IN.
New Castle, W y M, ~ O6 night
Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort and Nor
Middlctown. clayton, Dover. Wyoming. Fell
/ ton. Harrington, BridgcNillc, SenfOrd. Laurel
and Delmar. " ui night.
Baltimore and Washington. 40. g OF. 10 10
q ~, ~ o0, p, 10 uj, 40, 20 ma, H. 40 night.
baltimore only, 0w M, ~ ~ night
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street. for VIII
mlngton, express, 30. z -. 10. II lb "a IN. Al,
o 0s 0 b1,7 i0s %, II 10, n 80 m, H. O3 night
Accommodation, %, 10 jS q m, ~ 30, 2 %, 8 10
| s a, 10 W and il iio M.
For further Information. passengers are re-
| ferrcd TO the ticket Office al the station.
| fConprcssiuual Limited Express trnins com.
posed entirely of Pullman Nesiibule ParloI
| and Dining Cars.
sLimiied Express trains, composed Of Pull
man Nestibulc parlor Cars, Ne-tibule Passen'
| cHAs. d. pUGH, J.R. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1892-07-15
PITTSBURG MEN STRIKE
They Stop Work in Sympathy
with the Homesteaders.
FRIoK RECEIVES A BAD SETBACK.

The superintendents aud Foremen of the
Homestead Works Declare They win
Not work Under Guards-The Keystone
Bridge Company Men 20 Be Called Ont.
PrTTsBURG, July l5.-The members Of the
Amalgamated association employed in Car.
heges Union iron mills, at Twenty-ninth
street and at Thirty third street, carried
out their threat to stop work unless a con.
ference was opened by Chairman H. c.
FriclS with the Homestead workmen. As
their heats We're run the men began leaving
the works in squads, and in three hours the
l,Aills We're practically deserted. The move
was in sympathy for tho locked out men at
Homestead and independent of the Anal
gamated association, the strikers voluntari-
ly forfeiting any claim upon the associa-
tions treasury in the nature Of strike bene-
fits or financial assistance. The men do not
fear that their places in these mills viii be
filed with "blaclz sheep and have no idea
when they viii be ready to return to work.
This is the busiest season of the year in
these mills and builders will be especially
affected by this strike. superintendent
Dillon shook hands with many of the men
as they left, expressing regret at the course
they had adopted He could give no infor-
nation as to the course the company would
pursue. The laborers will be kept at work
few days longer. It is said that lumber
wherewith to build a high fence about the
upper mills has been ordered and will be
put up at once. Superintendent Tate, Of
the Keystone Bridge works, says that the
bridge works would not be affected by the
effalra ~ tl, oflor ,oillr
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RAlIlMOht \

DAITIAlORE g.
ID OHIO II ALL
ROAD schedule ln
effect May 22. lNc.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
hnqi Bound New
York. week u avs.
fins, "a iO.fS N, 800 ai
Ia m. ti2 "a. .f2 30, 20 81,
~ 80 y in. Sundays,
% as. 1853, 80 Ai. u
I'm, +l2 "a, +2 80, 90 1S.
~ 30 d m.
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FearfnI Domestlc Trnredr.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July l5-John c.
Quinsey, an attorney, shot twice at his
wife and then turned the weapon against
himself. The wife was fatally wounded
and he Is on the verge Of death from poison,
which he apparently swallowed Just before
the shooting. Neither Mr. nor Mrs. Quinsey
is able TO speak, and the particulars of
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nIore Won bal Come Ont.

HOMESTEAD, Pa July i5-It is the Anal.
gamated associations intention to call out
the men employed by the Keystone Bridge
company, one Of the Carnegie interests,
next Monday
This is one Of the largest manufactories
o. the kind In the country. The calling out
OF the men means that not only the thou.
sands at work in the shops, but those who
are putting up the companys bridges all
over the country, for which contracts have
been made, must stop work
If this plan is carried out it means the
daily loss of very many thousands of dollars
TO Andrew Carnegie. The bridge company
was formed some time ago Of several large
concerns and is practically a trust It has
many large contracts, with heavy cash for
feits for nonfulhlment.
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BARGAIN SALE

Bargains are always attractive.
They count as so much saved by un-
expected turns, and we prsise the
shrewdness Of the wide awake peo-
pie who see a good thing and take
1t ON the offer. This one week we
will offer unparalleled bargains in
all our departments.
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Tho Riohest Colored Woman Aliv

AUGUSTA, Ga, July l5.-Mrs. Amanda
Dickson was married to Nathan Toomer by
Bishop Halsey. All these parties are col
ored. Mrs. Dickson is the richess colored
woman in the world. Her father was Daniel
Dickson, the phenomenal white planter,
who died in 1889.
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Incuntestible

Are the claims made for Fragrant Tri-
Phosa. the great liquid cleanser. It's
effectiveness and util ty have been fully
demonstrated and established by actlf u
use in thousands of families for the was h,
household and bath. One trial makes it
a firm friend Il cleans anything and
everytAing-the is nothing like it.
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Two nodIes ln the Rlrer.

VTuRNER's FALLS, Mass, July 15-Two
bodies were found in the Connecticut river
On one Of them We're the gray trousers Of a
letter carrier. j. c. Parker, a Boston letter
carrier and his brother, G. W. Parker
passed through Brattleboro Friday on a ca
noe trip down the Connecticut river, and it
is supposed that they We're drowned.
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that such a conrse would be a breach OF con.
tract, the other mills having signed the
tcale, they take the position that the differ.
ont Carnegie mills are only branches or de.
partments of one plant, and refusal to
recognize the lodge OF the association in any
one mill is an attack upon the association as
whole. Such an attack they claim, il
sufficient TO warrant the men in going ont,
though their own lodge has no grievance.
They claim that the breach of contract is
on the part OF the Carnegie people in refus.
ing TO recognize aud treat with the Anal.
gamated association, and that the men are
acting on the defensive and for their own
self preservation.
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A sncletv Belle shnt-

BALTmoRE, July i5.-Miss Eloise Hood, a
social favoute and daughter of Mr.. j. NJ.
Hood, president Of the Western Maryland
Railroad company, was packing Il trunk
preparatory to trip when she dropped a
revolver which exploded, the bullet infiict
ing a serious wound.
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New Jersey convicts Pardoned.

TRENTON, July 15.-The court Of par
dons has parolled thirteen convicts, among
them Morris O'Brien, of Hudson county,
who was serving six years term for man
slaughter; Peter White, of Hudson, two
years for assault; Frank Billman, of Cam
den, five years for bigamy, and John Jen-
nings, ten years for burglary.
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AARRIrY wllL ACCEPT.
He win Serve as Democratic National
Chairman II Elected.


Chairman II Elected.
PHILADELPHIA, DULY bit is regarded
in political circles as certain that Secretary
of the Commonwealth William f. Harrity
viii be chairman of the Democratic ma
tional committee When questioned upon
this subject Mr. Harrity said:
ut would be premature for me to say
whether or not l would accept or decline
the chairmanship. The selection of a chair
man is a matter for the Democratic national
committee and that body will not meet un-
til Wednesday next it is fair to state, how
ever, that have been urged 20 permit my
name to be considered in connection with
the chairmanship Although / do not de-
eire the position, the matter has been pre-
sented 70 me in such a way that it may be
difficult for me TO decline if the committee
in its wisdom should see ft to elect me-"
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A neiaulter Cnnrht.

MONTREAL, July l5.-Carl Goldschmidt, a
defaulting cloak manufacturer Of Brooklyn,
who is said TO have left behind him debts
amounting TO $4,000, has been arrested
here on a charge Of embezzling 81 ,OSO, ON
the demand Of Secretary Of State Foster,
presented through Consul General Knapp.
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A nnctnr chnrred milI nInrhnr.

NEW YORK, July 15.-Dr Charles Nc
Donald, Of Binghamton, N. Y, was arrest
ed charged with causing the death Of a Ms.
Schornrock by giving her strychnine The
woman's husband has also been indicted.
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Two Killed and Three Ininrcd.

HAGUE, Fla, July l5--An explosion took
place here by which Aston Woodward and
his son John were killed. William Robin
son was terribly burned, being literally
skinned alive and will die; Jack Benson,
fireman, had his hand badly burned, and
Dan Day, sawyer, was badly scalded
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RendY for the l. A. w.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Preparations for
the entertainment of the large number Of
wheelmen who will invade this city next
week, during the thirteenth annual meet Of
the l.. A. w, are completed.
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TragIo negInnIng or q LIfe.

BAY CITY, Mich, July l5.-Bush Bartlett
fatally wounded his wife and -year-old
son and then shot himself. He will recover,
but his wife and son win die. Mrs Bartlett
gave birth to a healthy child soon after the
shooting
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LcmIy to succeed Remev.

WAsHINGToN, July l5.-After delay Of
six weeks the president has sent to the SEN
ate the name Of Lieutenant S. c. Lemly, OF
the navy, to be judge advocate general in
place Of Colonel Remey, who was retired.
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rlower a. the State Camp.

HUDSON, n. Y, July Is. - Governor
Flower is here to inspect the state institu-
tion. From here he goes TO the state camp.
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Ignatius DonnelIy Nominated.

ST. PAUL, July l5-The executive com
mittee Of the Farmers Alliance nominated
the following state ticket: For governor,
Ignatius Donnolly; lieutenant governor,
Kittle Halvorsen; secretary Of state, II. b.
Martin; treasurer, p. NJ. Ringdal.
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Baker WIN Withdraw.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, July l5.-Hon. Charles
S. Baker. Of this city, states his intention Of
withdrawing from the Republican congress
sional fight. This leaves a clear field for the
Hon. John Van Voorhis.
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A pn,rder MN r,nlndos-

TAMAQUA, Pa, July l5.-The casing mill
in the Weldys Company powder works ex-
ploded, destroying the buildings and badly
burning Joseph Stable and John Keyner
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Dun1,oed on a main.

BosToN, July l5-H. p Berryhill, Of Con-
nellsville, Pa, while going to Boston from
New York on the White mountain express,
was swindled out of 500 by three card
monte men
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nlnnknnr Rnrinr

ST. PETERSBURG, July 15.-The blaclpox
has broken ont among the troops at Kras-
noe-Selo, eighteen miles from here. Several
deaths are reported.
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ovsrman.s Tronhles Not Over.

CLEVELAND, July 15.-The Affairs Of Major
L. @. Overnan, recently court martialed
and acquitted here, will be investigated by
the United States court, as it is alleged that
United States moneys had been misappro.
priated by him.
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Starvipr and HoweIess

BRMNGHAM, Ala, July l5.-Advices
from the Tombigbee bottoms in Sumter
county show that 1000 people are homeless
aud starving from the floods in that county
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National nan,s nIust xenort

WASHINGTON, July IA call has been
issued by Acting Comptroller Nixon for a
report of the condition of all national banks
on July u
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sallor RlrrIn., Bodr cominr.

WAsHINGroN, July 15-The state depart.
ment is informed that Consul McCreary,
accompanying the remains Of Sailor Rig
gins, sailed from Valparaiso.
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Miss BoIanger wants a1Oo. 600

MONTREAL, July 10 Mary e. Belanger.
Of Seattle, Wash, has sued Robert F. Cros-
well, millionaire landowner and elder of the
Presbyterian church at Bloomfield, p L. l.,
for 100000 for breach Of promise.
Evening journal., 1892-07-15
No strike Yet AT beaver ralis.

BEAVER FALLS, Pa, July 15--Carnegie's
employees at this place did not go out on a
strike as was expected. They will hold
mass meeting this afternoon, however and
take final action.
Evening journal., 1892-07-15
The Hennepin Canol Regnn

DAVENPORT, Ia, July 15.-The work Of
constructing the Hennepin canal has been
begun. The spade with which the earth
was broken will be sent to the Worlds fair
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Ahandoned Her Rnhe.

NEWARK, N. j., July 15.-An unknown
woman wheeled a baby in a baby carriage
within the inclosure Of the Domestic Sew
ing Machine works in Harrison and then
Disappeared
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The MIN Authorities Gave In.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, July 15.-The
strike of backboys and doffers, entailing
the idleness Of spinners. is at an end, the
mill authorities having given in.
Evening journal., 1892-07-15
Good Wheal ION oullooI. in MIddleloul

A despatch from Middletown says that
from present indications the wheat crop
in the valley is likely to prove better
than in other portions Of the county. II
is below last years extraordinary yield
but is turning ont fine. One farmer has
ealized an average yield of thirty four
bushels TO the acre and none have fallen
below twenty bushels per acre.
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A Permanent Receiver Appointed

Macon, Ga, July l5-H NJ. Conner, Of
Savannah, has been appointed permanent
receiver for the Central Railroad and Bank
ing Company Of Georgia.
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Leahy Made Port Warden.

ALBANY, July 15.-Governor Flower has
appointed Daniel N. Lsahy, of Little Falls,
port warden of the port Of New York.
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Splendid onc-day excursion 20 Tolchester hy
special train via T. Il. b., July l1. sli n. m.
sl.0l for the round trip, including grand sail
owe Ohesaneake haN.
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Clo,eland,s summer cottage.

LOON LAKE, n Y, July l5-Ex- -Presi-
dent Cleveland win occupy his cottage at
6aranac Inn about Aug. !.
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Nnlnnd Tnl,es nn Annenl.

ST LOUIS, July l5.-Ex-State Treasurer
holland has appealed to the United States
lupreme court for reversal Of his conyic-
lion
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q,he Cit,sof Chicnpo Ioole1.

LONDON, July 15.-The wreck of the
steamship City Of Chicago near Kinsale has
been boarded by thieves and looted.
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During the present year Ross has doubled
the capacity OF his store No 2lO Market street.
and now has "a splendid stock of latest STYLES
OF Derby and Straw Hats, Shirts, Gauzo I'm
dnrlNnar. Nnll Mllr mud NnIlnn..
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A wife Murderer Hanged.

RALEIGH, n. c., July l5.-Charles Black
man coloredl was hanged at Greensboro
for wife murder.
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snndrrass nonnminniod.

CHATTANOOGA, July 15.-H. Clay Snod-
grass was renominated for congress The
convention indorsed free silver.
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A Pleasure Party Drowned.

ToRoNTo. July - "A pleasure party Of
six went fishing on the lake July and have
not since been heard from.
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The western League n Faiinre.

COLUMBUS, o., July 15.-The Western
League Of Baseball Clubs is a thing Of the
past, disbanded and a failure
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An oil Operator's suicide.

BRADFoRD, Pa, July 15.-Fred W. Moore,
a West Virginia oil operator, committed
suicide in Bradford by shooting.
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over $40. 600 Tor a colt.

LONDON, July l5.-Marcus DAILY has paid
a. i25 for a yearing colt by Hampton, out
of Cherry.
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For the N0tlOnnl Meet Of the Tongue Ol
American Wheehuen at Washington, July
18th To- goth, the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
for the round trip. Tickets will be sold July
18th 10 18th, and viii be valid for return
journey until July oath. Bicycles of passen-
gers will be carried free Of charge. The
Baltimore and Ohio has been designated as
the official route 90 the meet by the officials
OF League of American Wheemen. The
round trip rate from Wilmington viii be S;l.25.
Evening journal., 1892-07-15

Life insurance solicitors wnnted for the
strongest. largest and best company in The
world. ANSON A. AiAllER, General Agent,
Equitable Building.
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w. q. ID. n T.

Spring clothing cleaned and repai red
Skilled workmen. No. all Market street.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

pc. hose for lNc.. on three pair for Soc at
II II. George a. Cos, az Market street
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81 love you. Shall we consider ourselves
engagedf" 'lcs Front this afternoon until
@ next Saturday. That's the only time / have
open now. Chicago News.
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WHB6MlIGNeTFoIN A FI,. ANp NogTaERN M4IL \ NJ

NNfILMINGION AND NORTHERN RAII-
w ROAD. Timetable In effect June l1.tSlE.
Trains leave Wilmington. French street sta
tion, for b. a o. Junction, Montchanin, Guyen-
court, cranogue, Cossart Chadds, Ford juno
ton, Pocopson, West Chester, Emhreeville.
Mortonville, Cnateswlle, Wayncsburg juno
ton, Springfield, Joanna, birdshOro. Reading
and Intermediate stations, daily, except sum
day 90 m, 2 30 p M; Sunday only, 0i "a. m
b. 4 o, Junction. Montchanin. Guyenconrt
Granogue, Cossart, Chadd's Ford Junction.
tonvllle. Coatesville, Wayneshurg Junction.
Springfield and intermediate stations. daily.
except sunday, b p ms sunday, 90 p m;
Coatesville, West Chester and intermediate
stations, daily except sundays i0a IN, sop m.
Sunday only. at a % and 90 d M.
Trains arrive az Wilmington, French street
station, from kending, Birdshoro, Joanna,
Springfield, Wayneshurg Junction, Coates
Vile. MortOnvlllc, EmhrCeVillc. West Chester.
pocopson, Chadd's Ford Junction, Cossart,
9ranogue, Guycncourt, Montchanin, y: a %.
Junction and intermediate stations. daily, ex-
except sunday, 1854 a m, @ Us p M; sunday
only, 10 y IN sRd q ~ ,oosbnr M Inrct,or
C0atesvilic, Mortonville, EmbreoVille. pocop-
son. West Chester, Chadds Ford Junction,
B. a o. Junction and intermediate stations,
daily, 3 30 and 10 "a "a M.
From Coatesville, West Chester and inter-
mediate stations, daily, except sunday, u
a G. McCAUSIiAND. Superintendent.
BOWNEsS BRIGGS, General Passenger Agt.
| DHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL-
| Il ROAD-"Royal ROutc' between Philadel-
phia and Atlantic City-Ihe only double track
/ line. Schedule in effect May 2s 1892
TRAINS FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Chestnut street ana south street
/ WharVos Week days, express, 90. 100 "A m,
/ tSunday only aW = %. 4 Oh, o 20 p ma; accummo-
dati0n, s 10 n ma Is, 3 30, q 30 p m; sunday ex-
press. s o. 90, 10 % a m; accommodation, 20
! a IN. 4 80 p M.
Returning, leave Atlantic City depot. Allan
/ tic and Arkansas avenue: Week days, ex-
/ press. z co. Monday only 3O u. % a ma o.,
4 go y m: Sunday, express, 90. f5, 200. M;
accommodation, z so a m. A 80 pm.
parlor cars on all express trains except Is
n midtown train.
Al. A. MCLEOD, c. G. HANCOCK.
Tres. and Gen. Man. Gen. Pass Agent.
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/ Bosion. 20 ss m daily, with Pullman buffet
sleeping cars running through to Boston with
rassengers la B. a MI station, Boston.
lmhdeiphia, week DAYS, ~ u6 o 90. o 4b, 81 40,
Y %, lh -, ft Al, 300 80 o. l0W tl036. tll 81 u
M tl2 "A, o., q 30. 800 40, o., % ss, o 45,
% ln 8 %, 10 oo, fll 90 INA.
hhiladelniiia, sundays ~ os q, 20, IS
] Alu, tlnhil 4uu m; fll 90. 10, t2M 3u5
/ 400. 20 3S,R46, 90 M. 3 25 1000, til O0p m.
1 Chester, week days, fj iS,buu o i1, 80 40. 7Dl
$50 is tl' gW' fg5l, ~ 3e, 10 s. fll bs a m;
Chester, sundays, tsos 90 $50, $3.50,
le no ~ ] Ia 20 q mi o. ts @,3h, 10 bo5,
Atlantic city, week days Y 20 q N. ti22 "a,
- "p mi snnSvyeE,gs s q ,ss.s e,.Sh M is pm.
Baltimore and Washington. a "a, z o., IS ~,
q am' tls io ~ 90 3o5, t4o' tosi' q o. o2l
Baltimore and Way stations, o2 m, oo5
Newers' Dol. "a "a, 2 oq. ts47am;+islo 10. sos
"a il, 80 20, z 30, "a bu "a, II lfp M.
! lttshurg. 81 AZ a ma. "a 40 y m, daily.
Chicago. ts AZ IN. "a 40 y m. daily.
-Vnenneu and si. Louis, tl2 10 p m and
sInserly accommodation, oa m, 3o5, 785
| aud u 10 D ma daily.
LandenDerg accommodation, week days.
! z u2, n co. y M 3 O5 and A 90 p m. Sundays.
! u3O a IN and 90 and 40 ma.
Trains leave Market street station:
For New lurk,Week days.f Sifo 20.fQ ll am.
For Philadelphia. week days, rs. $50, t7 2j
30 20, ~ 49, an b, m; II ~, g. 8 i5 D m. sun
! days, il m; T. ~, 3 01 Al d m.
! For Baltimore, week days. B 80, co. - 90
! ~ b q m. 1885 3 90 p M. sunday, 30 u m;
/ 2 5i and f3 90 M
For Landenberg and way stations. week
| days 5O 10 %, m; 2 %, D 90 D M. sundays,
/ p2ia mi. %. 3 90 pm.
Chicago and Phtsburr tsaO m, daily ex-
cert sunday; 80 So y M. daily.
Cincinnati and ~. Louis, til S5 n m daily
| except sunday.
/ Leave Philadelphia for Wilmington.
Week days q 10. co. z 80. ts rs. 8 40 10 90,
I'll 5 m W noon. n i5, Ol, 3 90, "A o5, "a 20.
30 - 30, 30, f5 81, 30 - "a 10, IS As, 10 40
and II 30 m.
Sundays, a IS, 600. tsl5, 20, 10 0O0- ti1 30 a
M - noon, O0 OO. "a %. so 10 81. q 30, "a "a
40, rs 40. 10 10 and n 80 % IN.
- and fExpress trains. Telephone. No 1913
Rates 20 Western points lower than via any
other line. G. %. SCDLlA Gcnl Pass Agent.
J. r. ODElL. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1892-07-15

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some % dat dahhy powder TO smont NAL
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