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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-19
ANOTHER
CONQUEST
Too Good
To Keepg

A FEW SHORT WEEKS AGO IT
IN was telegrsphed all over the
Il N world that the immense wholesale
shoe concern Of BACHELOR &
LINCOLN. Boston, was partially buinsd
out Smoke and water did most damage
to large part Of the stock. 90 cases
of Mems, wOmen's. Boys. Misses and
Children's Shoes ordered by the ub-
derwrfters to be sold ut auction in New
York Thursday last
Our buyer went on to the sale and Be-
cured all that was choice out Of the en-
tire lot We placed them ON sale
This Morning at 8 O'clock
We were In a quandary. The superb
stock Of the AMERICAN SHOE STORE is
rapidly selling. but hundreds Of rare val
ues still remain. On top Of this fact
comes the most notable low-price purchase
we've made. We couldn't stop the
AMERICAN SHOE STORE SALE. for the
SHOES remaining must be turned into
money. And this new triumph Of ours IL
too good to keep.
We bought this stock 10 sell at two
thirds manufacturers prices, but have de-
eided to merge the two sales in one and
Ie, all these FINE SHOES 90 at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-19
EXACTLY
HALF
PRICE.

Think what it means! The Shoe oppor-
tunity Of 4 lifetime. Most Of the shoes
were never touched by either water or
smoke. Those that were have not sur
fered one bit by Il.
Here's an idea Of the variety at your
disposal. All sizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-19

FOR IMPURE OR THIN BLOOD. WEAKNESS
Malaria, Neuralgia. Indigestion and Biliousness
take Browns Iron Bitters. 1t gives strength. max
Inv old persons feel young-and young persons
strong pleasant to take. q
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
oonIan.t ca,iit ..willIs. Penn.

An italian womau bearing upon her
head q bagf0I Of coal walked under the
southern arch OF the new City Hall
early yesterd ~ morning Under the
shadow of tho big bronze William Penn
she stays cred and fell 20 the eround
Reserve Officer Little rushed ever to the
woman's assistance he Is O n arrisd man.
aud so with knowing look he ordered
bgstander to run for the patrol
wagon. The woman was taken
to the Hahusmfnn Hospital,
ard placed IN private room.
After a time the doctor came ont OF the
room and said to the superintendent Of
the hospital: THE woman = name IS
Antonina Pasquora. We fad better
name tha baby after Willissn Penn. for
It's the first child born IN the City Hall. ;"
That's a good idea, said The superin
tendent The nurse came out OF the
room and whispered TO the doctor. The
latter raised his eyebrows, Then said be
20 the superintendent: A'What wss
William Psnn's wife's name2'--Philadel-
phia Record
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
HANDKERCHIEFS.

The lines in all goods ex-
tensive, from the cheap scent
ones to the $40 ones.
Fansfrom the Newest Hand
painted to the Superb Ostrich,
ST. to $I2.oo each.
a magnificent stock Of Kid
Gloves in the celebrated Italian
Glove formerly sold by P. Cen
temeri. The French Kid
manufactured by Trefousse &
Co, from $I25 to So 50 per
pair. And a fine Kid at ST,
made by a German manu-
facturer and which after a trial
Of several years we believe to
be the best Glove at the price
to be had in Europe. Blacks,
States and Tans, S hook;
price, ST.; 8 button length,
Biarritz, ST..
Beautiful new styles in Brio
a-brac. Hand-painted Celluloid
Novelties and fancy goods Of
various kinds with no fancy
price on them. That is not
our way, a fair profit is all We
ask.
Those 6rst.class ID o W +
| Quilts and Pillows.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19

Hannibal and Alexander win probsbly
be served up by the magazines A. soon as
the Napoleonic revival Is over, so their
friends win do well to be prepared. New
York Press.
The fools Of the dying Congress win be
made mp for by the Rnayes Of the next
one swansea Gazette.
Ii appears that all the railroads want
is to have pooling legalized. There Is a
general suspicion that they have the
pools already Chicago Times.
Editor Mediil may not come to the
Senate this time, but his keen thrusts
are causing a terrible squawking In
Senator Cullom's cuckoo cage. WASH
ington Post.
In his palmiest days Senator German
could not put up as good brand OF
silence as Senator Hill now offers for
public exhibition Indianapolis News
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
There's many slip between the chal-
lenge and the Americas cup.
n NIav prave . Good ThInr.

Inconsistency, thy name is-humanIty
generally.
For the past six months the great
public has been reading and growing
over the failure Of Corbstt and Fltz.
simmons to bring about meeting in the
squared sircle, and both men have been
dubbed telephone fighters, while their
seeming fear Of each Others science has
been cited as the death blow to the
manly art Of self defense Others who
oppose these exhibitions, but could not
suggest 8 way to stop them, cried loudly
LET thefe men come together aud per-
haps they may be induced to kill each
other eff. Ia Kilkenny cats.
Fstzsimmons did kin his man ii
Syracuse and was acquitted because the
victim was drunk; and Lavigne has just
killed his opponent. Bowen, in a fght
In New Orleans BE will probably be
acquitted too. as the claim is made
that Bowen had been eating beans
or something else, and his stomach was
out Of order. This in the face Of the
fact that death wss caused By concussion
OF the brain
This is the third fatality attending
prizs fighting within year. aud it ii
fast becoming az dangerous aud brutal a
football-as she is played II this can
not and does not put a stop to tn,
50 called sport. for the sake Of justice anc
fairness let it be legaHz-d.
One good result may be reached iD thi
city. Now that it has been proved iha
one can be hurt in these contests, til,
number Of young fellows with pair 0
muscles as big as a walnut. aud a
inclination to be tough, may decreaa
and tbs disgracaful bouts at the Oper
House may become thing Of the pas
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
DO Your shopping Early.

From the Baltimore American.
Christmas will bs here in week. 1t
seems only q day or two ago that we
observed Thanksgiving, but time passes
rapidly when November fades into the
twelfth month. and the old year goes
faster than we can count by the
calendar. The first fact about the sea
son is that, although severe Winter is
promised by all the prophets, We have
yet to have genuine Winter day
Frosty mornings with gray clouds sui
lenly frowning from the heavens, have
looked like snow but the earth is still
green, and the moisture that comes
down is not crystalized Possibly, it
will be as ID has been In some previous
years-the Winterl viii come after
Christmas
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
The Senate RuIea.

From the Indianapolis News.
We are glad to know that another
attempt is to be made to amend the
antiqnated Senate rules so as to make It
possible for that body to transact bust
ness What tho American people have
lost In hard cash by the inability Of the
Senate to close debate and come to q
vote cannot even be guessed at, but
certainly the delay ia repssling the
purchasing clause OF the Sherman law
was very costly. And 80 was the un
reasonable prolongation Of the tariff
agitation. These two cases are only
instances Of what has occurred many
times, and may occur many more times
in the future. But the financial
losses suffered represent very
small part Of The harm done
Vastly more distressing than these are
the increasing distrust Of and contempt
for the Senate itself. This feature Of
the case canuot be ignored without
great danger The American people are
patient and long auffering. and they are,
too, disposed to trust their public ser
wants. But they are tired OF senatorial
courtesy and senatorial dignity and ell
the pretense and humbug for which
these things are cloaks They know the
stuff out Of which senators are too often
made, aud with this knowledge 1t is
impossible for them TO have any super
stitious reverence for the finished prod
uct There is no reason why the Senate
should not do It's Eworh. and do II
promptly and expeditiously Sloth is
not synonymous with dignity.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
The suicide olanse a Good one.

The recent suicide Of Baker, the con
federate Of Bank Cashier Seeley, and the
murder Of Miss Cling In Minneapolis,
both Of which crimes had as their object
the securing Of life Insurance policies,
has led to considerable discussion as to
the right Of any company to offer a
premium on crime by omitting from their
policies the clause forfeiting payment Of
the premium in case Of suicide or muir
der, where the murderer is the beneficiary
When man who Is soliciting a risk on
his life insists on having this clause
eliminated. it is prima facie evidence
that he intends to avail himself Of IL; in
fact be pays an extra rate for the priyi
lege He may not take advantage Of the
privilege. but be has IL, all the same
nor does he commit fraud on the insnr
ing company by 60 doing. He pays fol
the right, the same as be does for I
license to sell or manufacture goods.
There should be law requiring com
panies to restore this clause where sui
eide for the purpose Of securing insur.
ance Is proved and In such case th
policy should be forfeited This woult
put a stop to this species Of crime.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
>e agg ana le.
Aaaegseen RzA
AAAA.auaps

EDENNsYLYANIA RAILEOAD--STAND.
ARD Railway Of America = PROTECTED
Inroughoat ~ the Ioterlocking Switch anc
PHiLkDEIPIiIA, WILMINGTON and BAL
giM0EE RAILROAD. ia effect Nov. Is, 1884,
Sins wsh leave syiiggson 81 a e d folloys
80. so, 800 AZ 10 G5. 10 18, 10 As II 49, II 3S
u 81 e. m, az 35 81, 05, 0A, 10, s 30, 7N,
ArcommodAtion, 3 a. 7 co. 8 Oe. 1913 AZ Is ss,
VI 2 A., IS, ~ 80, l0f5 -.
A1hs,stss9e esgEsss, q, 20, s89, 81 76o, SD
oG6 ~
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y s,. " y Soyt 80 b l5 ~ y q : q r; o. az
43, 70 "a, 10 q 10 z5. Ii 81 m w 35. 81. 25
y, " 10. 50, , o., 9 ~. 1876 p M.
For the South Southern Railway Express,
Al m. sleafers TO Augusta, 81. Augustine,
and Tampa; 4 p N. sleesers to Hot Springs,
Memphis and New Orleans.
West Chesters Va AxmvK,n. 30 rn., 30
ni.
HsiflIaoro spd washington, 4is sm.sl1
le q. "A % IN. y o.. u y. Il Is. ts, "a, 20
2 10, Al, 66e, lsl,s - p "a, IL ~ night
Baltimore and intermediate statiDae. AZ
y, N and 4 81 NJ.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street. for wfl
lsingtop express, 60, q, Is, : 81. 10, lo 70
~ le, u 3S, m, fl2 S0 30, O2, ao. o., Al.
sia, "a 30 800, y, 6s6, TO, II 10. II IL,
sooonsIaods 5ion. 70. 2 sa. 1895 m.Iss.gC3
"a 81, 8 z2, IS, 10 e3, II 3s D n.
8undeg iraina-LHsve Wilmington for.
PHILADELPHIA. express, 81, 2b6, 4 20, 3 90, s s.
l3s ~ 70. IL A. u bl n, 81, %, 604. b6. U.
.s6 9 9d, Q n1. accommodation, 90, 10 M
chester. sx1fese. 81, ~ 50. IS. 10 O5.ll 81.
"a 81. o., 90, %, &c n. Anoommo-
ten. GO. 9 l0s m. u 10. .IE0i os. 1879.
Nsw York. lE. z@, AsO. 7O. $50,
y 81 70 q ~ II Il 81 III u TO- 81. ob. O6. 6s
30 ~ gifhouf change. 5 30 pm.
For the South-Southern Railway Express,
8 Al p N, eepeIs to Augusta. St. Augustine,
Memphis, and New Orleans.
HetL Jhestes. yiA Laraoktn. 8 60 %
Bsitiraore and Washington. AS, 8,0l, 1919
q q n ls Y, y s2 % % o. Il, 7l4l, 20. p. N.
Baltimore and intermediate stAtions oos
Leavs bhiiadeIphia, Broad greet, for VIII
| nilnGton, sxprses. 90. 20. II Is, y 80
n, 4 y. ego, 6b6' 2 ~, oSe, II 10, II 10
Accommodation, 8 a5 10. 10 So a m. Il 85.
Q5. la, 81 70 60, i % n.
| lrGine FOR Delaware Division leave for
lSew C4stle, II. 4 10 m 30, 4 80. lb. 9 50
81 > "a, u night
| 1scWss, 8 "a a n. n j N,
EZpeess for Dover, Harrington and Dslmas,
Harrington znd Esy stations only, 80 p 10.
Express f5r Cepe CHARLES. Old Point Con-
iorf 500 Norfolk, II @ D, Z q right.
/ Sunday trains for:
| Ncv 1a8tte. IL o6 nigh1,
| tleus CHARLES, Did Point Comfort Snd Nor
| fulk, - @ nsfhts
Aiiaaies2wn CLaytoas Dover, wyoEnins
| laurel and Dsifnhr, IL Oh night.
| fgonsEesaionHl Limited Express trains com.
| posed entirely % Pullman Vestibule Parlox
| Anu Dining Cars. Noextrs fare.
| sLanit9d Axpre5e Trains. composed af Puil-
| nan Veattbuls Psrlor Cars, Feetibuie Pas
sanaeg Coaches Knc Dining Car. No extra
| sArgs
Hor further information, passengers are re-
1erred 10 the ticket agent At the eetation.
| 8. Nj PROVOST, =. n. WOOD
General Msnseer. General PASSENGER AIT.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
The County owes Them Nothing.


New Castle county is not indebted to
the special constables They we're not
county officials. They were appointed
by the governor as state and not as
county oonsts bles. Had they heen county
constables the governor would have had
no hard in their appointment That
duty, or, as It might better be termed,
discretionary power, would have been
vested 10 the Levy Court.
We had special constsbles two years
ago. Then. II two wrongs can possibly
make right, there was some justi6ca-
tion for the appointments, as the force
Of the Federal Government was being sub
verted to serve Republican interests.
This year there was no such Federal
interference and no justification for the
application Of q statute which was
enacted solely as safeguard against
Federal supervisors and deputy mar
shals.
Did the Levy Court pay the special
cons,ables two years ago9 No The General
Assembly AuVptSN lVtht ANoeANei~N
making an appropriation to meet
the expense. Then why should
the Levy Court pay them this
timef There has been no change In
the manner Of appointment or the
nature Of the service rendered If the
Democrats had secured both branches Of
the General Assembly the Levy Court
would never have been asked to pay a
dollar
The only men entitled to the resent
ment Of the special constables are those
responsible for their appointment III
the light Of distinct party pledges en-.
tered into snd wilinlly broken we should
think that honest minded Democrats
wonld be ashamed to be known as special
constables
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
WHOLE CARPETS.

Over 150 sold this season in Jap
anese, Smyrna, Byzantine, Persian,
ETC., etc. All sizes from 6x9 feet to
12x15 feet, from $40 to $500.
We take special pride in these
goods and would be pleased to have
your inquiries.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
Upholstery Department.
LACE CURTAINS.

In pairs and BY the yard. 65 cents
to $3.50. No stock so good as ours;
none 80 cheap This is what the
buying world says of it. Result,
the largi st trade we have ever en-.
joyed.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19

The resignation OF Election Commits
soner Peter L Cooper Jr was matter Of
regret He was capable, fair minded
and honest in the performances Of his
official duties, which are Of the most try
ing character Governor Reynolds, how
ever, in naming Martin F, Fairy to
succeed Mr. Cooper, has made an un-
usually happy selection he is al active
and earnest young Democrat and fully
capable to perform the duties incumbent
upon him
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
LliChtGnStein
4 Hart,
22S Market Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Holiday Hints.

USEFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS
are what are boing sought for this
season. We have them n al the
high novel les and, in nearly every
inetance, exclusiv, to US in this
market.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
UMBRELLAS.

Never in our history have
we shown such a fine line of
6rstclass Umbrellas in both
Ladies and Gentlemen's sizes.
Name and address without
charge.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
The BALLOT nfnrhina.

From the Chester Times.
There Is machine called the Myers
voting machine on exhibition in New
York. With It's use, 1t is practically i'm.
possible to commit fraud in the register
ing or counting of votes The door
should be opened in Pennsylvania for
their use
Evening journal., 1894-12-19

The election OF Republican mayor in
Boston has struck the 'unterriGedr with
eonsternatioa The Post, leading Dem
ocratic party organ, explains the matter
thuEly: "The defeat Of the Democratic
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
COZ. waIte pld Not vote.

from Tho Denver NeWH.
Gov. Waite did not vote at the last
election The governor said that he did
not vote because after he had registered
la this city, the state capital and his
official residence, he made up his mind that
his legal residence was really ia Aspen.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
FANCY PIECES

In Native and japanese Wood.
Tea Tables, Tabourettes, Umbrella
Stands, Cabinets, Book Shelves,
China Closets, Whist Tables, etc,
etc. Within the reach Of ali buyers.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19

The holidays draw on apace. The time
for preparation grows shorter day by
day. There is none to be lost Look
over the advertisements in your evening
paper, see what is offered for your in
spection and then attend 70 the business
forthwith.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
RUGS. RUGS.

Chenille, Smyrna, japanese, Will
ton, Bundhar, Persian, AxmiRster,
Moquette Goatskin in Black, Grey
and White. ALI the known sizes.
Prices fixed for the Holiday buyers.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
CUSHIONS.

Turkish, Persian, Japanese, We
lour, suggesting all the luxury Of
their native country. Prices to
make them quick sellers.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19

We are trying in our talks
these days to offer suggestions
that will make the Christmas
buying simple and easy.
We have a store that is just
Overlooking with Givable
Things.
All of them of the sound
and sensible sorts.
Every value a dependable
one. Every feature a fashion
able one. Every price a fair
one.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
DOWN QUILTS.

AS usual Our Assortment is Good.
Our special So Quilt you will find of
High Value and Low Price. Others
and better ones.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
CARPET sWEEPERs.

We control the Ladies' Choice and
the Superior. There are but few as
good; none better. Popular prices.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19

Nearly every physician in. Wilmington
wears and recommends Jae eyer wOolens
Only AZ DonRhtrn'a
Evening journal., 1894-12-19

Lime, sand, mortar, coal end cement in
any quantity and Of the best quality, for
sale BY the Geo. r. Mccall Co., Eighth
and Shipleg atreets.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
SCREENS.

Our Japanese rcreens from s2.5
to 81 so are very popular. Antique
Oak in three and four folds. Every
one quick seller.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19

These make the cheapest and best
holiday presents. and 10 more are 20 bs
had when these are gone.
JOURNAL office.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
so Colored Maps
and 1000 EngravIngs.

We have q few copies witch we offer At
S2.25. Made TO sell at $3.50. Bound in
maroon cloth, marbled edges aud Riii.
500 pages.
We also have a few copies, hound in
cloth and gold. OF a most beautiful Port
folio OF Artistic Masterpieces lt cen-
tains 80 paintings and Is offered az SL15
Evening journal., 1894-12-19

candidate for mayor means that there Is
too much kitchen cabinet busness. too
much bossism, too much badly-managed
machinery in the Democracy Il means
chat the Democratic machine has been
un-D Democratic In It's operation
Evening journal., 1894-12-19

Clars-So LottIe is married. Is she
perfectly happy, do you think2 Florence
-0b, dear. yes, I'm sure SO. Her
trousseau was faultless.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19

The la agesr and only exclusive
,arpet and Draper House in he
State.
A spec atty made 0 everything
pertai.i g t., Carpets and Draper
les.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19

Ths japanese army is moving on with
Pekin under consideration.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19

Ths tidal wave has not yet lost IFS
force.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
PORTIERES.

All grades, colors and kinds, 81. so
to $55. Chenille to English Yelours.
Special designs and colors.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
Tmportant M n. q q. patrona.

Arrangements have been made with the
Wilmington Street Railway Company to
have a car at Delaware avenue station to
meet the local express leaving Philadel-
phia Twenty fourth and Chestnut
streets at IL 35 M, reaching Whining.
ton - "a p. m,, provided six or more
persons arrive on the train. This or.
rangement in connection with the hold
ing Of this train at Philadelphia fifteen
minutes on application OF FIVE or more
persons gives excellent accommodations
TO the patrons Of the B & 0.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
ENCYCLOPEDIA
= GAZETTEER
For $2.25.

This work Is from the famous house
OF Rand, McNally a. Co.. and A. 4
A condensation OF the Encyclopaedia
Britannica. Chambers EncyciO-
pmdia, etc. with the addition % much
subjects
Evening journal., 1894-12-19

II 1I,3ll 40 m; " AZ E
PHILADFLpHIA, TWENTY FOURTH
AND gHHSpNUT SITS. Week days, q 03, obs
%, n, l51 v ~ s 3, y s sp h 5 "a 19
&; sanesas. " 81 II Is a Hl7, 900 III 90 l
"a; 126, q q, 8a5. 455. % sb, 6i0. " a.
i Pi5iI. II sS II ~ TWELFTH AND MAR.
EET STREETS. Week days, 70 O3. " IL l6 ~
II PSiLapEIPIk J Vi Il ia Sundays, M Is %, n II. III 10
a NJ; i2 49, III 81, I'll Oh 2 10.
Chester. week days. 10 on, IS, 0 85. " I7,I7 SO.
5s l6 az Sc 90, 10 40, 40 40 III 45a M q. " 40,
Is, s., Is s5 $40. n 81, l5, 1000, IL 90 m,
Chester, Sundaya, 81 Us dba " AZ 9a;
III 40 II % m; a5 ~ 40. IS, bs. Is IS. 90.
43sIabtlo Ss ) City, y. week days, ETa m;
l12sl z % . "a; Sundays, " u, 6ss m;
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, week aayz'
q is, II, Is ~, a a. hs lo, l2Oo, W, V s1'
sI l9 ID IsSS NJ 3 81 81 a suaa9sgf y. isgfs 4 IS IS IL u
Baltimore and Way Stations, II . m. W
EewsT Del; week ssys, Isls s Z 51y a. e g5 A
q M Sundeys "a is. u. IS AZ = N. fl2 10. 3 W,
Ts67, Z S5, IS 10. rs 5s. II 10 pm
Pfttsburg, SO n a IN, 81 s7 10, dsilys
Chicago, fe AZ, q N; N4 ~, p n, usdlls
Cincinnsti and st. Louis, fla 10 M and
R n q; IS.,ssns ss VIA Bristol and ChattAnoogs
IS 10 nat dAily. Through sleeper to New OIL
sinaerlg accommodation, Z II M. 0s. 7 81
~ fand y ~ enbsru ~ accommodation, week days,
7 II, s. AZ N; 25 and 48 y m. Sundays 30
Trains leave Market street station:
FOR New York, week days, gS 80 n,
Eor Phi Adephia, week days. 20, 81 %,
70 Is. I'll 30 20; %, 45 p n. Sundays, 70,
Psttsburg and Chicago, week days, Ts 80 m.
Baltimore, week days, %. Ts 30 m; 3D.
For LsndenberE and way stations. week
Jays. 90, 30 ms s2l. 40 m. Sundays
i,SASE niH5iiIADEIPHIA. TWENTY.
FOURTH AND CHESTNUT STs.a FOE
WlL0lN6TON,week days. ~ 8l, % 10. Z ~, - 10
y g, gll 42 "a; y oo noon; y 80 " 20, zV,
Se q. $50, 10 I0and II 85 m.
Sundays, . g. e, Fsl5; %, 10 @, Sll 2 os
Eo9 Sysa Noon s u ~ ~ suq !, 4 10 Y " a
LiaAVE PHILADELPHIA. TWELFTH
And MARKET SITS. Week days, ~ -. Y % %
ss s5l 81 g. ~ g. 81 iii q II "a: y q. 4Rn. m.
Telephone No 1873
Rates TO Western points lower than via any
other Iine. o. o. SCUlll. 9ensl Pass- Agent.
r. B. CAMPBELL. General MsnAzer.
TT-T7l,M TS9ToN AND NOHIra EKN RAIL.
w ROAD. Time table in effect Oct. 2sth,
On Trains isave wnniugton, French stresS
station, for 3. q o. Junction, MontchAnins
| VII terthui, cuyencourt. 6IanOgue, Cos sart,
/ Chadds' Ford Junction. Pocopsou, West
/ Chester, Embreevills, Mortonville, Coates
| Vile ana intermediate stations, daily, except
sunday, at 80 q M, 2 b. 4 40 and 5 80 p mi
| sunday only at "a an; 35. 451p IN.
For Naynesburg Junction, Springfield and
/ intermediate stations, daily, except Sunday,
/ At 35 n, 2 IS aud 40 p M, Sundays only at
| 3 04 N. ] a0 and 30 . m.
E0r Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and inter
mediate stations, daily, except Sunday, a.
4 Z 81 = N and 50 N. Sunday only ut 5 0i
/ N aud S5 ? "a.
A. q. McCAUSLAND, Superintendent,
Evening journal., 1894-12-19

Gents try Uapitana IS cigar, clear Ha.
vana hller. simatra wrapper Durstein's,
No 8 East Second street
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

AIasI !. Is senasor TIIlman GOV.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19

pALiTIMoRE q
II OHIO RAIL-
ROAD. Schedule In
effect Nov. Is, 1894.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound.
or ] Exprcsa trains
New York, week
Gays. f2 CO. NJ II,
70 z2, $40 40Am: lI2 "A
u ~, f5 35, ~ 3f,lll 90
D. II. Sundays, 70 %,
II l7,Ill 40 q m; ~ AZ
i6 20, u "a, III 90 . N.
PHILADELPHIA
AND gHl1SpNUT /
5 W, ~ 15,q7 E8, z 5s,
q m; Ei2 IA. IS. n 4
S u, 10 %, n1W . n
Sundays, IB m, s 3
q IA; 4 81, ~ 10, 3
3 IS, 10 %, ~ % p 10.
PHILADELPHIA
KET STREETS. !
40 A., o IA; y -, ~
PHILADELPHIA
a NJ; II ~, NJ 81, I'll {
Chester. week day
53, I6 AZ, SO 30. 10 AZ
3 25, ( s., f5 IS, $50.
Chester, Sunday
I'll 40. II 20 q m; IL
" 81, 5 sl5, 10 90, iii 0
Atlantic City,
i1a Is, u s9 p IA;
~ 50 pm.
Evening journal., 1894-12-19
NEW YORK.

faad'son Ave. and ssth 81.