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Abendblatt., 1894-12-26

vSQB utIl gCtUel, IUQS 0u QI tDlIL IUuLN,
fam uns Iebr gut Iein, mir perben nt9t gez
ieben."
$50 nouen mir benin ieBt btnieben."
rSebt nod ? UNI feds ubr muB i9 3u
9Guie iein, mir geben bier auf unb ab, i'm
Nebel ite6t unS ia Niemanb. @ie61t Ou,
pte gut Der Nebel tit, er biiut bic 2iebenben
etn." 0ie Geminiscen5 aus irgenb einem
3eitungsroman begleitete GmmD gGet9 nit
ettpas 8raftti9em. n9ter babe tb Dir Elm
Stiid @dniebraten mitgebradt, bas tannit
9u beute N6enD 5u 9auie effen."
S9malpd9ter bDrte ntht mebr, benin
entgegen fam ibnen Elm Mann, Der aufz
falenO Dem papa 2tttfe glt1. W}tt elmer
f3neuen 8enbung berf9panDen bic 8etben
i'm gtebe1.
8om NleranberplaB ber fam cine arbere
@etalt, Die jeBt nit boiler @u9t gegen ben
gefir9teten 8apa rannte.
Differ OuffeG, tOnnen sc benin mid
feben," i9aGt btefer.
Isle Sbranlampe, nat lddt19en Sc benin
10 pie en- 9eringSrentier bier rum, qlooben
sc, Die GtroBe ieb0rt Sbnen oneene 2"
n9eringsrentier !" f9reit 9apa 2tttfe
miit9enb unD riidt 1etnem @egner auf ben
Qetb, @9neIes Grtennen, SIS mar Der
Bidder, Der Sbeali9pte9erfobn, Nnitatt Der
8%erf06nung e~ntftanb Elm niitbenber @trett,
aus Dem nur ~ein3elne Morte, tpte Me6l16abe
unb 6ertngSbdnbiger bur9 ben Gebel Derz
Itdnblt6 purben.
DIS Die betben Qtebenben ben Bidder laut
I9reten bDrten : nSbre Scooter npQen Sc
mir Oerbanbeln. biefe @riintDbGtpa9tel in
Der Moufer ,....." eiGten fe nGber.
SeBt itteg bes guten @aters GrOG auf's
90b1te, Sn 1einem @tola beleibtgt, mart
er benz fetnblt9en Bidder bic gr06Iten
S9tmpfpDrter an ben &opf.
nSie trtegen sc jar nt9t, Sic pier
@9rtppentraBer."
DIS Der Bidder f6on gum @6Gage ousz
9olen tpolte, mari ft9 @9maltpG6ter tpbssz
mutbtg ouf i'm unb brGngte i'm nod Dem
Damn, pD er i'm Nebel 19impfenb berz
f9panb.
9es geretteten @aters bate fi6 tn3piT6en
@mmp6en angenDmmen, bte. 1t9 bur6 bic
@riintobltpa6tel gar nt9t beleibiqt fi6lte.
Sic meinte, ie tpife f4on Ginen, Der Tte
germ nebme,
Nl8 man na9ber noben" gemiit6Gi6 betm
neutrality-suspicious. fab, 1agte @mmD9en:
pSiebite, pte gut Der Nebel 1T !"
Abendblatt., 1894-12-26

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal Co4om ont of the RELIANCEINSURANCF
hnnud Dldl6Il6uI COMPANY of Philadelphia in
the State of Pennsylvania on the 31st day Of De
1898: made to the Insurance Superinten
dent of the State Of Illinois. pursuant to law:
Capital
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
our Insane IndIgsnts.

In the opinion of the superintendent
and the Board Of Trustees of the Poor Of
the Delaware State Hospital at Farnhurst
additional wards are needed for the ac-
commodation and treatment Of insane
patients. This should be sufficient to
warrant the General Assembly In making
an additional appropriation or providing
other means for accomplishing the de-
sired improvements.
The superintendent report states that
VS. per cent Of the 1856 patients are abso
lutely hopsless SO far as recovery is con
cerned This means that three uarters
Of All the patients will Be charges on the
public so long IS they may live, II Is
not probable that future admissions will
be Of such character as to reduce this
percentage materially, There Is bare
possibility that they may increase it
There is no class more deserving Of
public sympathy and support than the
insane, Every reasonable provision
should be made for their comfort aud
well being.
Our state has, within the past few
years taken an advanced step in this
direction and there should be no move.
ment OF retrogression. Indigency is bad
enough, but indigency coupled with in.
sanity is eminently worse
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
OK Given Away.

We have a few copies left one
Of the most beautiful works of art
now on the market. 1t is portfolio,
bound in cloth and gold, containing 1896
reproductions of paintings by the worlds
most famous artists. Accompanying
each picture is short criticism OF It..
As an encyclopedia of art the work is a
gem and as an instructor for both young
and old 1t is valuable. The work is
peculiarly appropriate for a holiday gift
that possesses beauty and merit and at
the same time Is inexpensive. We ran
across these art books in New York and
took the lot for our readers They were
made to sell for So and we got them for
81 75, so that somebody is giving 81 %
away. No more after these few
copies are gone Leave your order for
one at the EVENING JOURNAL office.
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
Political oourtesiss,

1t is q notable fact that at the last
election Pennsylvania afforded fine
illustration Of good manners In politics.
General Daniel Hastings, elected
governor over William NJ. Slngsrly, ap
peared eight or nine times on the same
platform with his opponent while the
campaign was in progress. They
frequently introduced each other TO their
audiences, and each voted for the other
on election day.
That the people should differ as tC
political principles and methods Is both
right and proper in fact the great safety
Of the country depends upon such
differences. II we all thought one way
and there was only one party In power
for great length Of time, this state Of
affairs would be sure to breed corruption
and In the end would overthrow tn,
government. Recognizing then tn,
necessity Of more than one party Is Il
not wise for us to be civil and polite I,
one anotherg
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
mouse and senate Foreeast.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O.-phe week pro.
gramme in the senate win depend largely
on the decision Of the Democratic steering
committee with reference to the order in
which bills perferrcd by the Democratic
caucus are to be taken up. This point was
left entirely TO the steering committee,
which Senator German. its chairman, says
will probably meet this afternoon. The
committee viii then or at some subsequent
meeting decide whether the Nicaragua
canal bill, the bankruptcy bill, the New
Mexico and Arizona bills, the Indian Ter
ritory bill or the resolution for the cleo
tion Of senators by the people shall have
precedence.
1t is not supposed by any one that the
proposed currency bill viii be given first
place for the reason that no currency bill
has yet been formulated. The friends of
the other bills viii unquostionably press
their respective measures, and it is as vet
impossible to say which Of the bills men
toned will receive preference.
While the committee is undecided Mr.
Morgan win be improving his opportunity
to press the claims Of the Nicaragua bill
He has given notice Of his intention to call
the bin up today, and hewill open the pro
ceodings Of the day after the disposal Of
the morning business with a speech devot-
cd to an explanation of the merits Of the
bill II is probable that this speech win
consume the greater part of the day. Mr.
Morgan will speak regardless Of what the
caucus committee decision may be The
speech made, the decision Of the committee
will probably be allowed to control as to
whether the canal bill shall continue to re-
ceive attention or shall be displaced by one
Of the favored measures.
Tho second week Of the session in the
house promises to witness a fierce struggle
over the income tax in connection with the
appropriation to be Incorporated in the ur-
gent deficiency bill to provide for the col.
lection Of the tax, which begins on Jan. /,
1895
Mr.. Sayres, chairman Of the appropria!
tions committee, intends TO call up thg
bill on Tuesday after the railroad pooling
bill is disposed of. Mr. Bartlett Of New
York is at the head Of the opposition to tn,
| appropriation, and although the opposition
is not considered strong enough to defeat
the appropriation it is expected that The
debate win abound with acrimonious ref
erences TO the late election and that muci
bad blood viii be manifested
| The consideration of the income tax ap
1 preparation may consume several Gays
Today is District of Columbia day, anC
Tuesday the fate Of the pooling bill vii
be decided, as Mr.. Patterson of Tennessee
in charge Of the measure, has given notic
that at o'clock ON that day he will dc
mand the previous question,
The general opinion is that the bill viii
not pass as reported, but viii probably car
ry when amended so as to give to the in
| terstate commerce commission absolut
control Of the conditions of railroad pool
ing and final authority in the matter Of re
volSing pooling orders
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
STORIES OF THE DAY.
HIa psath Pals DC Lease. .


There Is q shiEley street man who
simply occupies his body az a tenant
does hired house, said gentleman 70
an EVENING JOURNAL reporter. ut
wouldn't be just to the man to name him,
but | will tell you his story Twenty
years ago hs resided In New York, over
on the East Side He was the son Of
hard working, God fearing, respectable
parents, who strove to bring q large
family up honestly and decently. lie
was wild boy, however, and did not
take kindly to parental rule, and nighta
would find him out Of doors, conaorting
with gang OF tough young fellows
There were hvs OF them who were boon
companions and almost any evening the
quintet could bs found IN the rum shops
Ia that neighborhood. OF that
quintet one OF them was hung
IN Newark foi murder one
paid the penalty on the gallows ii
Brookly. another suffered a like fate ia
the tombs ia New York city, still
another isserviug a sentence at Sing Sing,
while he, the only one at liberty, while
Oh debauoa Ia Philadelphia crazy fol
rum and not knowing where to get It,
sold his body to a Spruce street physi.
clan for 25 cents and drink. When b,
recovered from this drunk he was in the
hospital where he had been taken
during an attack of delirium trsmens
he remembered having sold his bod,
and the thonght WAS CALLING one Hi
then and there resolved to keep his land
lord out as possession Of his property a
long as possible and, es 500 as he lef
the hospital, he took the pledge, an,
since then hes been total abstainer
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
lie PENlNsuLA PREss-

what the Delaware and Eastern Shore
Editors Are Thinking About.
1t is said that Bateman and other lesser
lights in the Republican party are as.
suming to run the new administration.
and ars already telling persons that they
can or cannot have certain places =
Dover Index.
1t does not require e Daniel to inter
pret the purposes Of this Wilmington
feast ard we warn Belshszzer Higgins e
take care lest Darius Addicks, the Clay
mont man, does not take the kingdom. :
Lsweg Pilot
II selecting an advertising medium
quality as well as quantity Of circulation
should be considered Come irrespons;
bls papers ell their subscription lis
with the names Of every body and any.
body In order to say that they have tn,
biggest circulation" Many Of thes
Evening journal., 1894-12-10

Indications point to the fact that the
Russian besr and the British lion are
very peacefully inclined toward each
other. for Nicholas II takes the tronble
to inform his subjects that he has
married an English and not German
princess. It is well no made the sn-
nouncement. for the ference between
German aud English royal blood is Sc
much mixed that people Of oGdinary
comprehension cannot tell (which from
tother."
Evening journal., 1894-12-10

-he Every Evening went into
this fight with the bald assertion that,
in event Of Republican victory, J.
Edward Addicks would be United States
Eenator. It isoon found that. to main.
tain Its questionable position as polIti-
cal prophet 1t must hedge consd srably.
1t began by touching a minor Massey
chord and now drifts off into q Burton
symphony. When 1t is too late for it TO
do so creditably 1t will take up the Hig-
gins keynote to the words, 1--WE knew Il
ali the time.
Evening journal., 1894-12-10

Az AAJ 1H ~ ANNAAJ AtbAoe &R@ -~~f--
aud looks as though he was good for
half oentHry more His fondest hope
now, is to outlive tho owner OF his body.
II be don't be proposes 20 leave II IN
first. class order
The swlftiy Running Wheelman and tho
Jap.
IL was on Delaware avenue. A colored
man was crossing the street with bag,
evidently containing potatoes, and heavy
at that, on his shoulder. A young man
on bicycle, one OF the class known es
scorchers, dashed up behind the bag
bearer noisslessly and rapidly, pushing
on the pedals as though he had but a
minute or two to get somewhere and was
afrhid he wouldn't make It, Just as he
got alongside of Scipio AfTlcanus he rang
his alarm bell sharply The Jap jumped
as though he was shot, dropped mis- bag
and sprsng TO one side. The bag landed
Ia front Of the bicycle aud its rider
promptly flew over the handle bar, land
ing in heap on the asphalt When he
got up he made some forcible remarks to
the unwitting offender, brushed of his
clothes and mounting his wheel rode of
at slower speed
gentleman who witnessed the COLLIE
on, said to an EVENING JOURNAL re-
porter: The scorcher Is the beta noir
Of true wheelmen He is feared by the
pedestrian and abominated by the
blcycler He has an Idea that he is the
Robert or Flying Jib Of cyclers and
never mounts his wheel only to break
some record or somebody's leg or neck.
The Philadelphia wheemen discourage
him and are discussing the adyisability Of
employing mounted policemen to abolish
hin, by pulling him ia when found
Even In Wilmington movement Is on
foot to limit his speed to seven miles an
hour hope 1t will pass. BIZ the way
think code OF bell signals should be
devised One bell could mean look
out two bells, jump to the left; three
bells, to the right; four bells, fall down
aud let me over; five bells, take a
double back somersault, I'm right on
you six bells, run for your life, etc ,
sto That would be great scheme.
Did You ever but the reporter was In q
hurry and chapter two OF the lecture
was postponed
Evening journal., 1894-12-10

The difference between the modern
novel and the advertisements seems to
consist in the fact that the former is
read BY the women, gossIped about, and
then dismissed from their minds: while
the latter Is read, discussed, considered. /.
after that the women march down and
view the advertised goods aud buy il
they are able.
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
Probably tho work Of ohIIdren.

WEST CHESTER, Dsc 10 Early Sun
day morning the large barn OF Samuel p.
Webb, at Parkerville, was totally des-
troyed by fire, together with all the
crops Of the past season and valuable
farm mechinery. The loss is about
So 500 The barn Is supposed TO have
been set on FIRE by some children, who
were playing in It during the evening.
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
Special 70 Ladies.

The last week to guess on the beans.
Come buy q genuine meerschaum pipe OF
set for your husband or friend for Xmas.
Be not deceived by limitations. Special
Xmas cigars 25 in box. Durstein's,
East Second street.
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
A~reyieGn Rm
RAILROADS.

DENNSYI,vANIA RAILROAD-sTAND.
IL ARD Railway Of America : Protectec
Tnroughout by the Interlocking Switch and
PARLIAMENTARY, WILMINGTON and BAT.
TIMORE RAILROAD, In effect Nov. 49, 1884,
Philadelph express. / 81, 65, 90, 0 30, AZ.
%. 90 S. az, 10 05, 10 49, 10 4b, l125, II 3d.
Il c5 81 g. m, ils 80. 81, s05, 6o4, lO5 b, 70,
AcoomInocda dation, 9 %, Z CO. Os. 1olSRn. lsss,
2 p, 9 g, Is. 40. 1925 n. ~
sbs, 1905. IFS, il6l u, 81, 3 q, So, o..
aeco1arao6stlons %. ZOO. 8 te, 1o4s. Ii san.
View York, 81, 2bb, 40, $50, 90. $50, s5s.
i3, 10 O6, 10 l6 10 49, II 81 N. E12 35, 81 26.
Is sousaa NJ ntbo1t IA 9S oSsbgs S ~ n ~ 70
For the South Southern Railway Express,
Al m. Sleepers TO augusta, st Augustine.
and Iampa Al p m. Sleepers TO hot Springs
Memphis and New Orleans.
west Ohsstsrs VIA LAmokin, . 30 M, $40
Newark Centre and intermediate stations.
Esitilners snd a. v7ashinston, tss. sm.sI.
e s4 4 e s. ~ 4 I & 81 m . IL - Il night IL -
Baltimore and intermediate staElDnR. ? AZ.
49, . q and ii u M.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for WIZ
int1gton express, 20, ~, 2 10. 81, ~, ~ ~
y al u ~ nj ~ fiS So ~ " s4 a.,
Instrumentation. 8 20, 7 SO, 1Os5 m, m,1B.scs
0S. 81, 6 %, s e8, t0 %. IL 80 D N.
sunday Trains-Leave Wilmington for:
PhiladelphiA, express, ] Sc, bb, 20. 8 30, %.
g49, e06 70 IS. Il b am, S7, 06, 6o4, 556 o.,
S5,9 ", p e. re. Aec,95m1mod&tlon. W, III ms
Chester. ezpress, j g: y, $50 S. 10 O5.l1 81.
2. eT, 5oA, 90, 2 @. 9t6 p N. AccoInm@o- no
New York. l67. s65. 40. TO0. $50.
g @. ie q A., 4 81 N, Il TO- 81. %. Aoe. 30
n
Bow ~, WI 1iiiout ut change, . IS m.
For the South-Southern Railway Express,
| 6 Al y m : eepers to Augusta, st. Augustine.
and Tampa; II m. Sleepers to Hot springs,
Memphis, and New Orleans.
Vest Chester, yIa AKmoAin. b0 m,
Baltimore and Washington. AS. s.Gl. 1913
q. n, - d, u s2 2a % o. Il, 7t4i, 70. ?. NJ.
Balsinnre and intermediate stations. sCs
Lave Phil.delphie, Broad street. for WI.
: n 4ll, 66S. 5s5. 74O, sSS. II 10, i ls
Acoomrnotaiiop. :, M g5. Q 10. 10 IS m. II ss.
lrsIps for poisTare Division leave for
@cw Castle, is; y % a N, bQ.4So, ID %
| Loves. 8 10 3 N. &7 p NJ
EspreEs for Dover, Harrington and Dslrnax.
slg, u @ an. 4 = nl. II q night.
/ Harrington epd way etaEons only 6U p M
Express r07 Wyoming. Is p M
| Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk, Il o3 u, u u night.
Sunday trains for:
New Laatie, IL 06 night.
Care Charles, uia Point Comfort snd Nor
folk, IL u night.
Mlaalot0Wn, CIsytop, Dover, Wyoming
| FELTON,, Darlington, BridRaVlie, baaf0rd,
Laurel snd DelIn1r, ls 0l night.
fCcnPressional Limited nxpreHe trAl1e CON-
posed entirely Of Pullmsn Nesti1ule PArluT
ana Dining Cars. No extra fare.
sIlimited Express Trains, composed Of Pull
man Yestibule Parlor Ca s, Yestibnie Fac
sengsI Coaches and Dining Csr. No extra
/ fare.
For further information, ps.sseb9erB Ar re-
ferred 70 the ticket agent et thesIstion.
( 8. ID. PROVOST, J. z, WOOD
General Manager f3sneral a-a-eo~er : -
Evening journal., 1894-12-10

Lime, sand, mortar. coal and cement in
any quantity aud OF the best quality, for
sale by the Geo. H Mccall Co., Eighth
and Shipleg streets
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
Mi1w ana ,,rann1.

Pure milk and cream constantly on
hand, put up in glass jars when desired
and delivered to all parts OF the city. j..
H. Porter, Seventh and Madison streets
Phone g41
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
smnllnor In New YorI. SAC.

MIDDLErowN, n. ", Dec. 1O.-Small-
pox in sullivan county is believed TO be
under control. Liberty has established a
quarantine back in the woods. The schools
and churches have been closed at Falls
burg, and several people are quarantincd.
Evening journal., 1894-12-10

Even the school teachers In New York
were obliged 10 pay blackmail in order to
sec ure their appointments.
Evening journal., 1894-12-10

]. Edward Addlcks, with sll his
millions, could not buy a seat st the
festal board Of the Philadelphia Sons Of
Delaware.
Evening journal., 1894-12-10

Investor-Msrcy on usl DO you have
earthquakes here2 Land Agent Keep
COOL That's just one O. the low country
fellows a havin' er chill.
Evening journal., 1894-12-10


Since 1861 / have been a great sufferer from
cAtarrh. I tried Ely's Cream Balm and to all
appearances am cured, Terrible headaches
from which had long suffered are gone.-W.
j. Hitchcock. Late Major Y, ). Vol. and A. A.
GEN., Buffalo. n Y.
Ely's Cream Balm has completely cure1 me
of catarrh when everything else failed. Many
acquaintances have used II with excellent
Price OF Cream Balm Is 30 cents.
Lime Of the best quality for sale by the Gee
II. Mccall 20. Eighth and Shipley streets.
"Biykens called Slugby big brutal bully
yesterday Afternoon" Really didn't know
81, kens had a telephone In his oihce.n-
Washington star.
Good second hand pianos from s 10 upwards
s. III. Baynard Fifth and Market streets.
Get your pictures framed at Yergers' for tn,
holidays-4l9 Market and 4l3 Shipley street.
"Woman win be famed as well as mani
she iaculated as she threw down the book
"Yes,m responded old Cynicus, 'tor nntolC
ages. '-BOst0n Commonwealth.
Mortar, the best that is made, machine
mixed, for sale by the Geo. IL. Mccall 90.
Eighth and Shipley.
Before purchasing an organ or piano look a
s. I'll baynard bargains, Firth and Marke
streets.
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
nIissine Bandmaster Located.

WEST CHEsreR, Dec 10.-Mrs. L. D
Hyatt. OF this place, Sunday received word
that her husband. the well-known
bAndmaster, who has been mysteriously
absent since November II, has been
found In New Haven by friend, who
reports him in deranged and demented
condition Hyatt will be brought here
to f,aorrOvy
Evening journal., 1894-12-10

ROAD. achedulein SS5A
effect Nov Is, 1894 <@@TkS sSA
Traipa leave DelA- <Z<SsxSIXNA
ware Avenue Depot <fsN " ANR~A
East Bound. N#LlgFfSS1lls5ANLEHN
Or Express trainA.t IN KS sSS5AA 9S 1A E- sl45g
New York. week N4Mtt N ~ 42Sszsy yJak3E
days, 1908. H1T, NNN'NHNgafF1ifAs4H
IS k2, Tl0 40 m;tla "A NS(zksSyssagalll!fSSsz%
~ 49, IS 80, a 3ktl100 SAINGAE
p. n. Sundays u %,
IA l7,fl1 40 \ m: u AZ, Y
IS IS. 81 "a. Ill 90 . M ~ -
AND CHESTNUT sTs. Week days, % %. 81.
n; sis "a ss. ii 4S. Is, Ib5 Is IS, 81, n 81,
. d; Is, IslS, ss5, 4bb, Is 80. 8 81, 80
"a PhiL2DEIFaIA, Il "a ils d Ia TWELFTH AND MAR.
KET STREETS. Week days, % 03, " II. Is ~.
80 40, = "a; Es Y AZ Z p, ~ % pms q, ,o
Chester. week days, Is o. IS, s5, II l7.s7N
5s e go 10 4o il9 80 III a5e m a. y 20 z ~
III 40. ii 40 m; s6. ~ 40, 25. 465. IbS6. 81
SsIsafe II siRl y y City. j. y xgseR r days m,
l22z, - A0 N; Sundays, III. 76S 10;
~ = An'a WEST BOUND,
Baltimore and Washington, week dssy@'
a IS, u, Is AZ, N; ne 10, u 70, gss 95s
Sis s6S q; aia sundfgs "a . 81 Bs q, y.
Baltimore and Wky Stations, II M S~
y. N daily. ., - .s !,
M neYssFins ~ 81 psi 81 i4s seS s l7 Is 81 %
2 "a. sundaya "a Is, y. rs AZ N. fls 10, 3 o.
A5I. g, 1919, IS s., Il Z, u y ? }, m; n ..,,~
Cincinnati h Il .. ana 81. Louis. iis is m. and
g SsR Y M Urlesns. % via Bristol ana Chattanooga
Is IS , M daily. Through sleeper to New oxl
'esii1s sinserly accommodation. 2 II m. sOs. 50
n.
~, I,sndenberg accommodation, week days,
II, AZ q m; 2 25 and As m. Sundays. 9 30
Trains leave Market street sts6ion;
Eor Eew York. week days, ~ 50 q n, 90 On
70 f9r S Il, "a 81 S6sg @ 5 eek m e'sSi sanSays, day. 81
Pittsburg and Chicago, week davs. rs aOA m.
yB 20 > 1'Il. N, Sunday 2 s. pm.
days, 7to 5 80 : m; ssl. go . m. sundays.
LEAVE PHiiLADELPHIA. TWENTY
4 FOURTH AND CHESTNUT $751; EON
WCdmLMIISToNyseeeh5 v u vi days 70 81 K 10 ~ ~ @ 70
sl5, 400, 40, IS 90, IS Al. s so, $50. " 43,
/ IS "a, $50, 10 10 and II 85 p m.
N: i5sIsss iso noon; u g, sOd. sib ifoO. 40.
8 go S743 IS q, 10 10 and 1l35 p N. ,.,,vv
AND sA NJ IN 81 SIS. Week days. IS aO u IS.
| nj 28. m; 34B. y727, p M. Sundays.
IS 20, T7i5. iii % = m; Ts 40, T7i7. pm.
Rates to Western points lower thsn via any
/ other Tne. e. o. SCULI, Gent Piss. Agent
l r. u. CANPBFIlI. General MapAgar,
MAJ ILMINGruN AND nQtt1.aa Ettn hAlls-
wv ROAD. Time table in effect Oct. 2Sth.
1924. .s., knasassi
Trains leave Wilmington, French street
| Wfnterthur, Guyencourt. Granogue, Cosaartx
Chadds' Ford Junction. Pocopson. West
Chester. Embreeviue, Mortonville, Coates
vile and intermediate stations, daily, except
| gundAy, at z So q N, 2 IS, 40 and 40 p m;
Sunday only at "a m; 1856. 450pm.
For Waynesburg Junction, Springfield and
intermediate stations. daily, except Sunday,
| At eb o m. 2 IS snd 40 D M, Sundays only as
S0t N. / Sb and so D m.
| for Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading Mnd inter-
| mediate stations, daily, except Sunday. as
z a5 N and 2 35 D m. Sunday only st "a a
| n and 36 o N.
A. q. McCAUsLAND. Superintendent.
1 ROWEF1S BRIGGS. Gen. Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1894-12-10

Judge Ball and Chief OF Police Dolan
continue to make war upon the order Of
the HAbitual Knights Of the Teddy
Blossom.
Evening journal., 1894-12-10

Just received SD elegant line OF Msndo
lins. guitars and banjos. S. b. Baynard
Fifth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1894-12-10

Philadelphia is to have portrait show
Of beautiful women, and she can do it,
too.
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

1t win pay you to take Hood's Sarsaparilla.
With pure blood you need not fear the grip,
pneumonia. diphtheria or fevers. HO rs
Sarsaparilla VIII make you strong and healthy
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, carefully
prepared from the best ingredients. 25c.
II heard you were given a leading part In
the FaQuewell Variety Company $50 / was.
| was the first member who got his walking
ticket, The rest ollowed a day or Two later.
Boston Transcript
Evening journal., 1894-12-10
"rhere q Danger IA Delay. 9

II celebrated Estey organs at S. n. Bay
nArd Fifth and Market streets.