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ir ! s;a.. D.. aa. -..a. ~ "a.
PO!ntr Ce- VIII 1agl:- A'g' j.. ... ..'s
and q half FROM. 10 be drawn Ifa.a ,a.
thirty Gi:h4 agveEts line on tie East
side Of Bayou Iechc. with depth O. for-
~ five arpentS.
y Another tract e Hand situated at
the same place, having a front of four
arpants on the rear lire of Edgar Du-
crest's land by depth 0f forty arpents,
bombed North ty land belonging for
merry 10 DEAN Baptist" NaIras. South by
and Of Taercncc W.itz. Last by Public
lands and lands Of T. Wilt, ,ad West by
lands. nf Edgar DacraS: aud Ear:is,o
VIII, and together Win slii Lands all
The .U,',,igc1. GrucnS, AM improvements
bhr!c0u erected and thereon staniiag.
This being ;as same plantation puFclla1-
ad ~ <. Uc;Ilain ire MAJ; ~, at the
Public sale III tbs Succession Of Alex.
Wil;.. made Lg u. ?. Gourmet Deputy
Sheriff Of The rclish 81 -. Martin on the
1th Uf January 1850. "Ha which Is bonn
Gcd tb-',aV a follows. 10 SIT: North by
Ind OF dean Baftidto Wilt and Widow
J. Thcri0t, Jr, SautI ly land o. Widow
Thao, Bertrand, h8gcn- ferriouX and
others. last by 'hc IAAd Of leonard Sa-
vote, and Wr-t by lands Of Bapiiste
HiltZ ANA MIR. DupUy.
Seized 10 satisfy said above mentioned
and Numbered wit.
Ir.Uls Gnd &. editions. Cash.
ZA"riti's one I J 22ri dry 81 Deem
Der, 4. D. 1892 CAB CARDINAL,
i,lr.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Nalcry LedUux ais,
W,
Edmond LapryrouZc Sr.,
2lst Judicial District Court,
State of Louisiana, Parish Of St. Martin,

By virtue of writ OF seizure and sale
issued in the above entitled and mum
bered suit and 10 me directed by the
Honorable 2lst Judicial District Court.
in and for the parish of ST. Martin. dated
the 18th of Juue \. j. 1855. | will
proceed to sell Ut public auction 70 tn
lart cCl highest h'i!-r. - '"p E"u-'
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Auguste NaraiSt,

Parish of 81. Martin, State Of Louisiana,
By virtue Of writ Of Fieri Facias
ISSUED III the above entitled and mum
hered suit. aud - me directed by the
honorable the Twenty first Judicial Dis
trict Con {, IN and fur the pa"isA Of s..
Mari. &C. .-.'.-
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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-01-16

Iarlnas Castillo Al j '..." -e
aug. Clement Is. Eas. =. '.,.. ISL.
Charles Robert Bib. Fran SIy"ne 9Th.
And the following persons were
drawn To serve for the
THIRD WEEK.
of said term; said weck commencingMon-
day, February 18th 1891.
Ward. Ward.
X. J. BicnVeuu lst. u. Alexander lst.
Lewis Calais 9Th. E.Ihibodeaux 4th.
p. Hcpaisson 9TH. Ct,stayc Becncl 3rd.
Mart. Gauthier 3r1. Joseph Potter 5rd.
Edward Llebert lth. Phjl0. simon 4tb.
Cab. Castillo 5th. Harry Smcdes LIST.
4. Champagne ith. ioba Coles 18th.
Alfred Nar.u tIh. -. l.. Lcgrand 18th.
All. Geuf.rDv lst. t.Gr. FcUrnct LIST.
0. Resvchcr Let. Il. j.. DugaS lst.
Emile sm6ro.se iih. Emile Martin 4th.
Cas;mi- Wiltz .st. Eu. 3tnussard 5th.
Prevail Ba4ras 3sa. ucau. uupuis 9Th.
Felix Angelo 4,h. e. ,hirgtou list.
JaIaes Iou-c 1T. p. Th,oodcaux 18th.
! In gaitl whereof, v.tpcs6 my sigma
tugr a.l seal Of Court a. s.. Nagtinville,
Parish OF q. Marln. Lamsiara, this 9th
day OF Dcc"rnIrr =. 80
~ FoUKSE.. Cle~s
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Shcriff's Sale.

Aurelia Gauthier. widow Of Charles II.
German,
-,
Auguste NaraiSt,
No 1929,
Twenty-1irst Judicial District Court,
Evening journal., 1892-05-19

liversd Clara sat In the back part Of the
court room and shook her head emphati-
cally.
CAthsrine Writ, young woman, who
wore black silk and 3 black straw
hat followed her upon the stand. She
corroborated the testimony Of Lizzie
Davis and said that Mrs Barber said at
the City Hall that her daughter was 10
years old her last birthday.
John Conley was sworn. BE said: II
boarded at Mrs. Daviss house for few
days. l have known her for fifteen years.
Mrs. Davis did not keep q
house Of ill-fame last month. The girl
told me she was no 'chipps,' she would
be 1S years old next August
The name Of Hannah Greenley was
called, but Mr.. Carpenter said that sshe
had been spirited away. IL is said that
she is in q hospital
Samuel Giverson and John Lloyd had
boarded with Mrs. Davis and she did not
keep a house Of III fame. Lloyd said
that Clara told him that she was II years
old
Emma Albright. Hannah Trusty and
EmmaGrant testified TO the whereabouts
Of Clara during the week. the intent being
to show that she could not have been
used for immoral purposes at the times
she stated.
Robert Blackstan swore that be had
boarded with Mrs Davis for two years
and that she did not keep house Of ILL
fame.
Mrs Crawford was recalled by the
state and testified that Clara was at the
house on Wednesday afternoon and that
two drunkenlmen chased her around ths
yard.
Both sides rested and court took a
recess until 2 30 o'clock.
AEToNIUs TOBIAS AND LEvITIcUs.
Senator Higgins and Levi Q. Bird ap.
peared before the court on the case
Of Hysore g. Son VS. |. 7. Quigley. The
plaintiffs we're represented by Mr.. Bird,
aud the defendants by Senator Higgins
and Phillip @ ChuIchman. Senator
i Higgins wanted the case continued on
account Of the absence Of 4 material
witness and because he was so busy.
Mr.. Bird demanded trial, and told
senator Higgins that he should not allow
the fact that he is a delegate to Mime
apolls to interfere with his work. That
II people who have public duties cRnno,
attend to their other duties, they he6
letter give up the practice OF law.
Senator Higgins said he would file an
affidavit, after which the court will act
SATISFACTORY PROOF FURNISHED.
T. R. Cochran, Jr., was admitted tC
the bar this morning on motion oi
Lewis c. Vandegrift. He furnished
the committee with satisfactory evidencI
that his certificate Of registration haC
been duly made ont to be deposited II
the prothonotary' Office,
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
PILGRIMAGE OF KNleHTs TEMPLAR

One Hundred Members % 81. Johns
COmmAndsrY wnl GO TO Philadsiphia
on Tuesday.
One hundred members Of st. Johns
Commsndery, No. 1, Knights Templar Of
Philadelphia next Tuesday. They will be
In full uniform and commanded BY
Eminent Commander John b. Book Of
Clayton. Major Edmund Mitchell, Jr.
will have command Of the men while In
line. The First Regiment Band will sc-
company them.
The occasion Is the annual conclave Of
the Grand Commandery Of Pennsylvania
The feature Of the day will bethe grand
parade on Broad street. Il will move AZ
IL a. m. sharp, with Joseph g. Wright as
chief marshal.
The Wilmington pilgrims will leave
Delaware avenue station en- the B. & o
railroad at 2. 10 :. m. They will have
special cars and possibly a special train.
At fark Junction they will
dIssmbark. From Park Junction
they will march to Broad and Master
streets, where they will have the righi
OF the line Of the visiting command
aries, with their right resting on BroaC
street. They will be accompanied by A
Matthews, their well-known coloreC
steward
The line will move from Master street
up Broad to Diamond street, IL will bl
reviewed by the grand officers at Broas
aud Spruce streets. The Wilmington
Knights will return to this city At II
o'clock that night.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
Personal eAhAeKAPhs.

R. R. NAPLES OF Pennington vas in
this city yesterday.
Elgood Thorne Of West Chester, Pa
was In this city yesterday.
Miss Lola Crawford is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Crossley, in Baltimore.
L. Gordon Mays and wife Of No. SOC
South Adams street, are visiting In
Lynchburg, Va.
John Kearsey Of Kent county, who has
been visiting friends in this city, will
return home to-day.
Miss Briscoe and several members oi
the Bancroft family of Bancroft's Banks
left this city on Saturday for a trip Z
the West Indian Islands.
The steam yacht owego. in charge o
her builder and Captain AAloney, Il
steaminR about the Christiana to day
This is the iirst time she has been on th'
Christians f0z several months
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
Candidates want Representation

The Democratic County Convention
will he held in New Castle on Saturday
afternoon. Every ward Of this city will
be represented by one delegate, and each
hundred by FIVE. The list OF
these delegates has already been pub-
lished in the EVENING JOURNAL. The
meeting will be called to order by Chair
man Willard Hall Porter. The
convention will amend the party
rules 20 provide for the nomi.
nation Of comptroller and receiver
Of taxes. An effort will also be made Ia
empower the county committee to give
each candidate representation within the
window at the pri naries
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
HAlLROADn
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.

THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
protected throughout by the
lnterlockiug Switch and Block sigma
L BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
A ,ril fi. 1879.
Trains will leave Wilmington Rs follows
Philadelphia (express). 1 55, sB5. 10, $50, Z H
90. %, o00 pf7, 10 %, ~ 10, n 30 II %, n b
:. m sl2ie, I o. 305, 5W, 8 10, BT. %. 0 %
'l' Accommodation m @ 0d' s Is. 7U sts,lo@Am
II 81, %, 3 t6, 36 ~. 9 40 40. and 10 30 m
Eor Chester gexpressl, / s., 30, s9o b
20, 9e OF 4, lO.0S. II 20. II 81 la., 0i. ID
Accommodation, oOO. s@, TO6, SOS, 10 as
4 g m, IL Ss,2 Is, 45, I IS, 80, SO 40 ant
New York. So, s@, ,ln,s ,s@.. $50, 10
10, II, 8 50. - 81. o. 1ss u, and 10 80 D m
For Boston. without change. lOle a. m. and
For West Chester, via Lamokiu. % Anc
8 o. a IN. 2 25 and f6p pm.
For Newark (Centrel and intermediate
stations, 40 am. l2 90 and ea3 pm.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 Il
a m, ~ %, A., 4 45 and % D m and u 10 night
Baitimore and Bay Line. @pm,
10 10. and II o. m, 1903, u -, sos, t.A
b-Gl 'e.t3, 5s, 40, 8 20 p m and II ~ night.
Trains for Delaware Division leavs Tor.
New Castle. 3 l6, ll.Sia a m. -. 3 5O.4 400 10
6.6a. p 20 y m, and IL 90 night.
For Lewee, $40 a. m..f 81 y. m.
Harrington. DeimAr, ann way stations, u
m. Harrington and way stations, 80 , IN
Express for Dover. Harrington aud DaimAf
II II m, ~ 2 m. and IL vi night
Express for Wyoming and Smyrnn, @ 81 y m
Expreee for Cape Charles, Ola folnt yom
fort. and Norfolk. II ls m and II Of nighs
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, FOR, VII
mington, lexpreesl 80. ~, IN, eu, gl0 10 ~
81 ~ an y u !si ss ~ 81 e. n ss, 3, a. a. 4 is y
II 30 D m. aDf " % night.
Iceommods dalton, . ., 20, loss, J, IS : m
~, t2s, 10. oa, 40. "a. . %. lOt3 10 40 and
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia sexpreeal, 30, 2 50, q
s9,am,u bl.a N. %. 3O5, Oi. 8 10. 8 50. . %
Aceommodstioh. 7OO. sos. m. isio.Iu
sos, 5 ~ and 10 20 y m.
For Chester lexpressl. 1, 20. 20, 90
/ n 81 Ian, 3 0f. 3 90. 100 and ~ D m.
| Accommodation. ~, 500, m. Il 10 A
too, g % 2 70 and 10 % , m.
FOR New York lexpress), 1. a@. 80. Z q
/ $50, II bl am. lt.lO, L8a, %. %. 81, 10
% /, ! o. and 1913 pm.
For Boston, without change, Bpm.
For West Chester, via Lamokin, S0b n
FOR New Castle. Q 50 D m and u % night.
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort an
Nerfolh l2m night; -. go
FELTON,. Harrington, Briageviiis. seafor
! Baltimofe "a r and Warrington. a. Oh. 10 IS
m. 200, b@, coa. Vt, ~ p m and II
Baltimore, only % m and Il 10 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, Tor WI
mington lexpreee), 30, 30, q 10, II 18 a q
4A b0s. Of 81, 7 40, 3 %. II 10, II 81 m. and Il
night
Accommodation, ssb, l0Ss, IN, laS
2O6, $40, 88, 10 O8 and n az m.
FOR further information passengers are n
ferred 70 the ticket once At the station.
90 Congressional Limited Expreea trail
composed entirely OF Pullman Vestibule Pa
lor and Dining Cars.
N limited Express trains, composed
Pullman Vestibule parlOr Oars Vestibul
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car.
CHAS. E, PU9H, J. II. WOOD,
General Manaeer. zen. PAse. Aver
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
WmMINeToN ANp NoRTHERlN, , & BAIL

UTIIMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD COMPANY. Time table. II
effect December 20. 1891.
Trains leave Wilmington French stres
statiOn) for b a junction, Montchanh
Guyencourt, Granogue, Cossart, Chadd
Ford Junction, POcopson, West Chester
Embreeville, MOrtonvile. COatesvilt
Waynesburg Junction, Springfield, Joanna
BirdsbOrO Reading and intermediate station
daily. except Sunday. Z 90 a M, and 2.5J ?
m. sunday only, II m.
For B. 4 o. junction; Montchanin; auyen
court; Granogue; Cossart; Chadd's Ford june
Nortonvilis COatesville; Waypesbu-g June
ton: Sprinf field and intermediate etatione
daily excep' Sunday, at 4 b5 p. m. Sunda
For Coatesvilie, West Chester and inter
mediate stations, daily except Sunday, D.
- a. m. and As p. m.
Trains arrive Al Wilmington, Erenc
street statiOn,l from keadinRt blrdBO0rt
Joanna. Springfield; Waynesburg junction
Coateeville: M0rtOnville: Embreeytle; Wee
Chester; Pocopson; ChRdd's Ford junction
| COssart; Granogue; GuyencOurti Montcnanin
b. 4 o. Junction and intermediate stations
| daily, except Sunday at 10 "a q. 10 20 40 IN
Sunday only At oSpm
From Springfield, Wayneeburg function
| Coatesville, Mortonville, Embi eeville, 10
copson. West Chester, Chad ~ 1 ord junction
Oossart, Graz ogue, Guyen97urt, Montchanlr
b 40 Junction and intermediate station
F1om Costssvilla. West Chester and inter
mediate stations. daily except Sunday,
a l. a. = MouAUsLAND, Superintendent.
B0WNESS BRIGGS. Genl Pass. Age
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
MEMORIAL pAY ceLEeRATloN.
Arrangements to Make the Parade = BiI
Success


Success.
Active preparations are still being
made for the Memorial Day parade
Captain K. H. Rice OF Troop 3, has re
ported to Chief Marshal Blackburn that
his company will parade. Several
other organizations have also signifed
their intention of turning out. Professor
Rhodes has charge Of the children who
are to sing on the Court House green.
They will be composed Of children OF
both sexes under 10 years old.
The professor will hold a rehearsal
on Wednesday afternoon at 80 O'clock
At the last celebration much trouble was
caused by the people crowding the chill
dren who we're TO sing, but this year a
space will be roped of for them.
The Wilmington Transfer Compsny's
large four house omnibus will be at the
City Hall at 2 o'clock on the afternoon
Of the parade tn carry disabled soldiers
Chief Marshal Black has requested all
organizations intending to parade. tC
notify him not later than tomorrow, ai
he wants to get the order Of marching
arranged
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
yynrren 20 bIeet st. Johns.

The Warren Athletic Club has booked
les strongest team Of players 70 meet St.
Johns College OF Annapolis, which club
will come here on Saturday afternoon to
defeat the Wilmington players. The
game will begin at Front and Union
streets at 80 o'clock. The following will
be the Warren team: Murphy,
c.: Everson, p; Beggs, g. g;
McDsnel. 10 Elliott, 2b Cassidy. sb.
Kelley, I. MeCsffsrty, c. g. White
lock, T. ST. Johns College Is said 70 be
the strongest that has visited Whining
ton this season. but the Warren boys
feel confident Of success.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
TWENTY RACERS ENTERED.
A Score Of Swift Ricyciists 60 ConDsts
over the warren CIub's OOurss.

A Score Of Swift Btcycitsta 60 Conpete
Over the warren cIub's COurss.
The second annual club race of the
Warren Cycle Club will take place on
Saturday afternoon over the Warren
Clubs course from the 6rst rAilraad b.
yond Market street bridge. TO New Castls
and return. The south tack Of the
hrst railroad is the start
log point, barrel In the
road beyond the canal bridge at New
Castle marks the turn, and the south
track Of the same railroad from which
the start was made marks the finishing
point, thus making a ten-mile course.
There are twenty entries and the race is
expected to be one Of the best that has
been seen here.
The handicap committee, Z Il. Lohand
and w. =. Kurtz, has arranged the fol-
lowing entries aud handicaps:
No. wv. @. Seeds, scratch.
No. 2-S. w. Merrlhew, minute.
No. 3-F. NJ. Dampman, minute.
No. &C. A. Elliott, minute.
No. 81. L. HAnley. 2 minutes.
No. "a Beggs, minutes.
No. 7-B. +. Mcdaniel, 3 minutes.
No SD. T Mayne. 3 minutes.
ANNs 49, H. oVuANs = hAiuuNoo
No. 100. Jack minutes.
No. 1l-C. O. King, a minutes.
No. &c. Greenman. minutes.
No. 13-T. o. Callahan. 8 minutes.
No Al A Jordan. minutes.
No i5-O. A. SpeRkmsn, 8 minutes.
No. ICE. T Smith. minutes.
No III. McCleary, minutes.
No 18- n. O. Pennell,S 8 minutes.
No 19-L. HAnce, minutes.
No 20-C. Bower 70 minutes.
The hrst prize will be an engraved
gold watch The time prize will be q
beautiful gold medal. There are also
thirteen other prizes, but as the time
limit for the run Is forty-slx minutes,
none who are sbehind that will have
any chance for them. II Is thought,
however, that nearly all the racers will
make the run inside Of that time, as
Seeds, who won the last race, did II in
| thirty-one.
All those interested In the race will
proceed from the clubhouse at O'Clock
and the start will be made promptly Al
2 80.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
Rn.inas. and Plansnrs.

The semi annual dinner OF the Church
Club will be given in Eden Hall to-
night. The dinner will be preceded by q
business NEE ling. A number Of out Of
town men have sccspted invitations to
be present.
DR.. Hugh Martin OF Seaford came to
this city to-day 10 attend the Church
Cub dinner At Eden Hall tonight.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
Re lll.,raated the Hnr.a

Timothy Herlehy was before Magis
trste Smith last night for cruelty beat
ing horse belonging to Harry Lowe
The case was prosecuted by the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty toAniinsls
The prisoner had hired the horse from
Mr.. Lowe 70 attend q funeral. he after
ward went on a drive for pleasure, wheI
be beat he horse. BE was fined $40 an,
costs. which be paid. Henry @. Turnel
represented him,
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
To Arranre for E1hibIts.

The Worlds Fair Committee Of City
Council, General R. R. Kenney OF the
National Board, and State Commissioner
Emory, held a conference last evening
and talked over exhibits. The council
manic committee will new begin the
work Of canvassing for exhibits
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
New Camp Mustered in.

Last evening Past Captain Anderson.
Picket Guard Waller Randolph and
Private George w. Davidson Of Garfield
Camp No. 1, Sons Of Veterans, went to
Childs. Md, and mustered In McCaulley
Camp at that place. The new camp has
twenty -four members. Robert j Nc
Caulley WAS elected captain
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
THE covERNOR ON PEACHES.
Hs Says That There Will Not BE Mor'
ThaB Ons-Thlrd OF a Crop.

ThAs Ons-rhird OF a Crop.
Governor Robert j. Reynolds and
Direct TAX Commissioners j. Frank
Wllds are in the city to day looking
after the printing Of the registration
books. They found the work well under
way.
ANY appointments gOvernOri" asked
a reporter.
mo, he reblied. "but several disap-
pointments. Yes, come to think, /
have named Joseph N. Wainwright,
of Seaford, to be inspector OF weights
and measures for Sussex county"
What is the peach prospect in Kent
countyi"
1T is not good. We will not have
more than one-third Of crop. The best
varieties are almost total failure.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
ohio
RAILROAD.

Schedule IN effect November is. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE Av. DEPOT
EAST BOUNA
Express traine.
NEW YORK, week days, .3Oe, I'll. ~
30 Do N, ~ - t2 81, % aS. u ~ y m
NEW YORK, Sundays, q o.. = II, 10 % q
BOsrON,'b 3s.p.m. daily with Pullman buffet
sleeping cars running through 20 Boston with.
out change via Poughkeepeie bridge, landinf
PHiLzBELPHIA. week days. . Oe. 900
q 40. = ~, u 20, 81, - 30, o., g %, 10 70
10 @, III g a. M; ~ e, ~. a y, sh. tlo
PHILADELPHIA. Sundays, 3 06, 9 40 = n,
TN. 900. 10 20. n 40 a. m; fl2 "a. 90, 2 90
o6 10. ob. % 80. etb. = 90, %. 10 %. 30 81
CHESTER, weeh days, q Os, 400, sB. III
y 20, 30 g 80, CO. q 0 10 Oe, 10 %, IL b2.a
m; %, z g, 100, ilo bO6, Is ss, el5. = aS
CHESTER. Sundays. .sOs, s45, III. ~
o5 10 %, n 40 a. m; %, 2 30, %. 10, bW
% 5s, Q IS, y 80, %, lQW, 80 IS pm
IL - = 70 D m sundays, = n, a m. = 30 m.
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTON,'4 81
% "a = 81 y. m. daily.
BALrIMQRE and Way stAtiOns.7oa N
Baltimore ana principal stations on PhIlar
delphia Division, 10 % a. m, daily.
NEWARK, DEI.s = 81. ! O2, IS AZ, 10 % q 10.
'l2 10 o. = 90 . =. 80, = b. u 10 m daily
AAL AhnAAN0t-N - ~ AAst ~ - AalaN
CINCINNATI AND 81. LOUIS, - 10 .. y
AnS y q s.,1 z, N, both dSily
LANDENBERG ACC0MM0DATION. wesl
days, ". n %. q. m. s. and b5 D 70. sur
TH{Aiss qiIs I. LEAVE "a VS. MGRRET ST. STATION
| For Philadelphia week days, B 3h. -, = ~
's2A g %, ~ %, a m; n.s - s@ ~
.. m. Sundays. $50 q m; q, 20. 900, ~
For FOR Baltimore. weeR dAyu. GsG 50. 8 q
sS3. ~ IS a. m, 40, .. m. sunday, %
baltimore and principal stations on PhnA
/ delphia ID -ieion. X a. m. daily, except
sunda- sundays, 25 a M.
days, 66o, 10 %. q. m; SIS. so . M san
days, 70 M; 800 D m
Chicago, and Pittsburg 's25 q N. daily
I axceut sunday; sd-ht p. M, daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, 'l-oo, A. m. DALI
| w Iv. PHiIalDELPHIA funlniLPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
lo6o sshsassi ri s. a. M Il % moo noon. ~ Is 81 o. 4
'406 g, % IS. 81 %. 's 81, %, e, $40, 10 10
S Sunday, nsi y Is, 800. .sl6 $40 .e8, 10
III IS NILS 00. noon, 50, %, a 05, 30, 81
/ $50, q p. 10, lOlO and II % D. M.
Rstes Ia western Points lower than via an,
other line. q. o. SCULl4 tien,l Pass. Agent
T. T. oDELL. General MANAGER.
AsAND READING RAIL
Il ROAD "ROYAL ROUTE" BETWEEN Phil
ADKLPHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY. DHE ONL'
DOUBLE TRACK LINE. ScHkDuLniIE EFfDc
JUNE Q, 1891.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street whAI
and South street wharf.
For ATLANTIC CITY.
Week daye-ExpreSa, 9.u0. A. m, zoo, 400
m. Accommodations, 500 a. N. and 500 y. N
Sundays-Expreas, 800 am. Acc0mmodi
ton. 500 a m. and 30 p. m.
Returning, leave Atlantic City deDo
Atlantic and Arkansas avenues Week q sI
Express, 30. 200, a. m, and 400 p. m. Accom-
mediation. $40 a. m. and 4. 30 p. N.
Sundays-Express, 400 p. m. Aoc0mmodl
| ton. 7 30 A. m, 4-3O y. N
| A. A. MCLEOD, Q. q. HANCOChs
Pres. and Gen. MANAGER. Gen Ps7s-'Ae
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
A silver Pitcher his Game.

James Landy, colored, was arrested by
Constable MeKelvey this morning or
suspicion Of having committed lar
ceny. Lsndy had in his posses
sion silver water pitcher and
offered to sell it TO the constable. Landy
is supposed to have stolen the pitcher
from his home Both Lsndy and the
pitcher are at the police station.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
rha MnhIln nnnfract Com nlated.

The National Dredging Comr any Of
this city, has finished dredging the chan
Rel In Mobile, Ala, and there
are now twenty-three feet Of water
In the channel all the way down
to the lower bay. The contract for the
river dredging is still going on and will
be finished In about a month.
Evening journal., 1892-05-19
prnnartIn. uhanre Hnnd,.

The property Of Joseph L. Carpenter,
Jr., at Nos S27 Market stree. and e22
Shipley street was transferred to the
wilmington Coal Gas Company this
morning. The property Of John Appleby
At Sixth and Ada ms streets was trans
ferred to Thomas ApplebY.