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Evening journal., 1894-09-08
Negligent Delaware Conrreasln 81.

TO the Editor OF tbs Philadelphia Times.
! am daily reader Of The Times. and
while your many structures on the late
Congress are atill fresh, it may be
Interesting 70 some Of your readers 10
earn the opinion held by Little
Delaware" nearly a century since |
have before me a copy Of the Huntingdon
dszsttR, dated January 4, 1910, printed
81 John Mc0ahan. The article / copy
i credited to Philsdelphis paper:
Tho grand jury Of New Castle
eounty have presented James A BsyArd
and Nicholas Yandykc for negleeting to
attcnd Congress. The following Is =
copy Of the presenimeAt The grand
inquest OF the Rtats OF Delaware, and
the body of New Castle county, being
engaged in the business severally
brought before them, and re
lecling as IN duty bound BY
their oaths aud Rffirmstions, on the
causes productive OF injury to their
fellow citizsns heir opinion that the
present being critical period In the
political affsirs OF our country, aud one
~bioh requires the united wlsdom OF all
the embers OF the National Legislature,
to avoid or provide remedy for the
evils which threaten the United
Ststes) under these circumstances they
consider 1t highly improper that those
who are chosen TO represent this state
Ia the councils Of tie Union should With
hold their services, sacrificing by that
means the interest Of the state and
atfordlng an example which, If permitted
to become general, would eventually
cause the destruction of that Constitu-
tion which is our asst. and with It
those liberties which we hope to deliver
unimpsiIed TO our posterity
NJ. d w.
Northumberland. September 6. 1894
L al n,nlnnk fn-mnrfoM nfiernnnn
Evening journal., 1894-09-08
Aas1hsr Tgsar Fre coiIsien.

NEW YoEK, sept :. Durins a hoavJ
fog today arm engine Ne. $50 ran ints
Passenger train No soc on the Long
Branch division OF the Central railroAd at
Bay Way, wneekinR the rear end baggags
car completely. The wreck was strewE
over the south bound tack and delayed
travel enc hour No one was hurt, but
much sxcitemsnU prevailed among tbs
passengers. Both trains woTa going in th,
same direction.
Evening journal., 1894-09-08
AGAINST BANCROFT.
Cannot Consistently support the Congress
sienaI Nonstnee.

Cannot Consistently support the Congress
sisnHl Nominee.
From the Newark Ledger, fDaml
Honesty OF purpose and principle are
the handspring which should govern the
voters at the November election Tie
gubsrnatorial candidate appears to be
the choice Of the whole people Mr.
Tunnel is a strong candidate and there
does not seem TO be any doubt Of his
election Every honest Democrat will
have an honest pride in voting for such
worthy man.
The Congressional nominee Ia not the
choice Of the people He is the offspring
Of the Wilmington ring, fostered on the
people as 1.-THE best and most worthy
because there will be plenty of money
to corrupt the ballot box and disgrace
the party
Every man should act honestly about
the manner Of voting He should sxer-
cisa his judgment carefully, and il can
iidRtes are not worthy the position
which they seek, they should not re
ceiye their support. There is no senti-
mens about honesty; Il is the true no
bilioy of mans character to be able 70
discern the right daty to perform, and
thcu do II unhesitatlngly.
Consistently we cannot supports the
congressional nominee, and be held with
esteem by eur neighbors
III the rank aud file care to be whipped
back into the traces and work under the
snap OF the ring whip we have nothing
| TO saw
Evening journal., 1894-09-08
a New way Of Sign alIng Needed. /,

New way of Sign alIng Needed. Il
Several narrow escapes from collisions
in the fog recently. notably that Of the
french steamer la Champagne from run
uing down Norwegian bark on the
Grand Banks, has renewed the interest
Of everyone in better method Of signal
ling bstween vessels. The great trouble
at present seems-to lie in the difficulty OF
telling where a sound comes from during
a fog. This Is one Of the causes which
60 toward making the ordinary blast OF
the foe. horn or the whistle uRsatisfac
tory. Il is equally true that the use Of
one, two or three blasts to tell whether
ths vessel is on the starboard or port
track cr running free is largely deprived
Of its value by this same uncertainty as
to the direction Of the sound
This fact plays havoc with al whist
ing systems, and yet 1t seems that at
present no other kinds available. A
few years ago there was q great deal
said about a submarine telephone, BY
means of which vessels invisible to one
another could communicate, but for some
reason this invention has disappeared
from general sight. This means OF com
munication was proved TO be feasible
and, indeed, bell struck under water
WAS heard across Lake Geneva, distAncs
Of twelve miles. In all probability til.
fatal defect Of the system was its slow
ness
This would initiate against one Of
the most certain Of all methods Of com
munication, the use Of the navy whist
ling ccde. This is simply form Of chs
Myers signal code, in which letters ar,
represented by combinations Of thl
figures in turn by waves Of flag oi
blasts Of whistle. By following ouf
this system, messages Of any kind csI
be sent between vessels which are within
hearing of one another But it take
time and patience, and the merchan
marine has none Of these to spare.
lt is believed in France that Mr. Edisol
can invent anything he chooses. Here /
an excellent subject for the exercise o
his ingenuity. It is an undeniable FAC
that some certain and swift method 0
signaling in a fog is badly needed
AIR Edison has not tae time to attend {
the matter we have other American IN
ventors who cannot use their talents t
better advantage
Evening journal., 1894-09-08
POLITICAL NOTES.


Edward G Bradford, Colonel Benjamin
Nields. James Pennewill and Daniel j.
Leyton, committee appointed by the
Republican State Convention have
written to Joshua II Marvil notifying
him OF his nomination for governor. II
all accounts be true the modern Joshua
will have TO get someone to read it for
him.
The Prohibitionists organized league
Ia Newport last evening. Len. @.
Fandegrlft was elected president sThs
league only has membership Of eight
Ex-Csnstable Charles Green and sx-
Constable William MoKelyey may come
TO blows out at Roclxland this Afternoon.
Green has announced his determination
to challenge MeKelvey's right to vote In
Brandywine hundred, and the latter Is
going around the polling place singing
"Yon can't fool me, Charlie
When Philip q. Ohurohman, the
youthful lieutenant of the Higgins foFces,
believed that he was chosen by the
party to represent Wilmington IN the
State Legislature, he prepared for the
honor by resigning the presidency Of the
Young Mems Republican Club. When
bis well made plans were disarranged by
Samuel H BAynArd and the other anti
collar Republicans, he turned with
wistful eyes to the honor 80 hoedlessly
laid sside. With an idea OF soothing
his laeerated feelings, the club met
last night and restored hlm to the
presidency
Evening journal., 1894-09-08
FeIl Rroa. q seanola.

DoHRs FEREY, n. ", Sept. s-A scat
field on which thres msn we're working a.
the Westminstor school, ss feet from ths
ground, fell. The three msn-Gustavs
Quick, Robert Brown sal Austin Crook
were thrown 80 the frouRd Quick
hack wss broken, and hs cannot 1.-Two.
Brown was hurt internally and cannot
live, and Crook had both lsgs broken. His
condition is critical.
Evening journal., 1894-09-08
Prsn.sascnNidt Doa1area Ynsans.

WILLEAlsRoRF, Pa, sept a--HsrfRSa
Pfahnenach nfgdi ef ATssaaa was placed
on trial Ia tha Einitsd &taSss GiEsfiet
eoart here ts ansWax - tAs shasas Of
sen&sag ebsesas peatal s&rss TO- eoARaasS-
nasn. PfanHss4sshmiaf ~ fasa5 couRasli
saying God w&a his ssuRtsl u was evil
doAt ifeIn the AaaA actieaa that lie ,v.As
insane The lisag fouhd Ataa gully and
recommended tAat tha p4iEsRsr BE ssAt ta
an Fssars as3yaal,
Evening journal., 1894-09-08
Fsrewna9a,'u csirans sisuas,

@rRassTlEbn Hla., SePs As Gibse3
City Ezitod States lAazsAS RzsAtsa ssIzsd
Adsm Forepaagh's circus en . uFit u
attachmeRs sworn Gus hy eis@rEa Co1P,
lato chief nusioiaa u the show, who filed
ruit for $40, 0eo aRmagaH IA eouss hero
fer personal iRiuriosre reeeiYsd - the h2ads
Of tho propfieters of the show, who, ka Al.
leges. bFWally assaulted h1n ana aas a
hound On him az Alma, kan., cnd dis
abled him Tor life
Evening journal., 1894-09-08

For bilious headache and
All other conditions resulting
from constipation. 80 BY the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills a5c. At
drugstores; or write to B +
Allen Co, sos Canal St, New
York.
Evening journal., 1894-09-08
80 % LOO sr.lth snnI.e.

ATLANTA Sept s--A mass meeting Of
Democrats was held in shis city. The
principal features were tho speeches Of
Speaker Crisp, reviews aR.the work of cen-
gress, and OF Secretary Hoks Smith
against she fras oeinars - silver Spcak ~
Crisp declared his personal preference for
ths frse eeinags Of silver
Evening journal., 1894-09-08
A C0RBETT KNOCKOUT.
The Champion Fights Before 2
Kinetsscepo Camera.
PETER COURTNEY THE VICTIM.

The New Jersey Boy Made a Good show
ing Before the big Fellow, but Was Neat
~ Pat 70 sleep Ia the slNtk RsuAd--0nly
Ten Spectators.
NEW YORK, Sept. s.--Jatnes J. Corbott
celebrated the second anniversary Of tho
winning of the championship by an ex
hihition fight before an Edison kinoto-
scope, in which he knocked out Petar
Courtney OF Trenton, lseal pugilist of
some note, who stood before Fitzsimmons
for four rounds.
The bout took place at sse Edison lab
oratory In Grange. N j. Is was arranged
BY the Breprietors ot ths kiaeteacopa, and
the praliminaries WsFe conducted witk tho
ut1soat secrecy being kzown oAly 70 the
principals and their managers.
Even attcg the haht haG besn lRiShsa
Little Information eoRld Is gathered fr@m
those esncarncd or fross ths spectators,
the lastsr " whsm wsrs people darootly
interested ia tha affair.
o~Iy Sos apsssAtos@.
These wsrs 1e spectators iRsiaalaE tsac
refsFas, JohR +. EkhaBst, ana Coibess
peekated . big check Tor ais sgozss
Csnbstt was seconded ~ J MeVsg, tss
heavyweight wrestler whs has BEEN with
hifR for several seasons, Aad Wiuiana A.
Brady, his manager
DELANEY was not Frsss2t. NsibhaE was
Mr. Edison.
Ehs glevas usad wsga kasd na1sa weigh
LAG shade ever two ounces.
Ceartnsy weighed in AZ 1915 Peahda,
de stands fact 10 inchea
GoTbats weighed his average weight ~
about 19s peuRds. He stands feet y
inches.
1t had bean arranged that II Courtney
staid SIX rounds lie was to RseciYe $500.
Ths Trenton pugilist put ny such game
fight and took his puRishmont SO we'll
shat although he aid not iast six rounds
be resolved the stated asaount.
Corbett and Courtney stripped 10 fight
ing costume, stepped into a foot ring
and Immediately began operations. The
rounds were Of enc minute each, with a
minute and a half between
The first and second rounds wers pretty
10 look at bus unevontfHl In the third
round Corhett knocked Courtney dewn
with straight rlght hand blow from tho
shoulder
CleaR Knockout.
In ths fourth round Courtney made g
play fof CoFhett'a rihn ana succeeded IN
A1NNAE AZ wv AAA4AH AAAAiA AAtNNhf WAi1A
made Cofhstt vince. Courtaey repeated
the dose with his lsft in she nfth round.
and ~ oorbstt left an spaRing reached
| Jtm's ear With his right
In the sixth round Cogbstt, eviacBtlJ
bent on hpishdag Courtney started in 10
show what he could do. He feintad wiah
his lsfs and thsn shea ous hlA ri chs, Etak
ing CesptDsy hhek of the ear, kneskins
him down and out
When Coustnsy SILL the SsfsRss began
oountin9 tho Anal 10 ssssnds Whsn hs
said t&va'' CourtRay rssmsd 80 rsalaKs
Was was geing on and ksAds = paiaha
effort 20 arias. He struggled 70 his Anas&
but was eco weak - ds asrs ard sanl
back 6AoFohEhly sGh&uEtsG.
It was q straight. sleaa kn naaixeut
| CouFtney ssmRinsd "ous" foR 30 seconds
/ The fahtihs thaoNEhsRs had besn il
sanHeat she blows coming nwdft ana hard
Cerbas was handed the shpok hy tho roi
srus and luft s4th PlssSaat aaaise q
his faos.
Evening journal., 1894-09-08
Nnrses' Keslenati9ns Refused.

CHESTER. sept The Board Of Man
ayers of the nurse department Of the
Chester Hospital has refused to accept
the resignation Of the three nurses who
sent in their resignation on account of
one Of their number having been confined
Evening journal., 1894-09-08
senator higgins WIN Not Return.

In less than two months Senator An
thony Higgins win know his political
fate. He has mlarepresented the people
Of Delaware IN the Federal legislature
for six years and is anxious to return for
six years more The people will not
permit It.
Senator Higgins may harmonize his
party. he may use the money Of Joshua
Marvil and that sent to him by the Ma
tional corruption committee; he and his
lieutenants may stump the state from
school district TO school district and howl
for reform; they may colonize the state
With negroes from Maryland and Vir-
giniai they may try the force Of fraudu-
lent tax receipts, false registration and
Misrepresentation, but it will avail them
nothing. Senator Higgins has made
himself notorious by his political acts,
and must suffer the penalty therefore
The next General Assembly will be
Democratic body and It will send Dem.
ocrat to the United States Senate. Just
who 1t win be is matter Of conjecture,
nut II Is safe TO assert that the honor Will
gosto geither Kent or Sussex county,
probably the former The two lower
counties will not permit it to come to
New Castle. which already has a senator,
aud Kent county will doubtless claim II
ON the ground that Sussex county has
the governor But two Kent county
men have been mentioned in this connec-
tion. They are Chancellor James L
Wolcott and Attorney General John r.
Nicholson. They are both capable men
and sterling Democrats- The party
would Be ably represented BY either.
Evening journal., 1894-09-08
e.anarnl st.nsmnn,a Fnneral.

BgFFKLo, nspt s-T'hs fuAsFal x the
lsts General SteRsman toek place horo.
The Seventy fourth and Sixty nfsh regi-
mcRts acted aE escort il connection with
the Twentysfrst United States infantry
from Fort Porter.
Evening journal., 1894-09-08
HnrHiin BIsw Bp.

TRaEE RIvERR Que. Sept. s.-Gag-
neR'S sswRill, en- the ~ Maurice rivaE
opposite this eify. was Bown 70 pieces ~
tha eppleEien sf tie boiler Samuel Beau
aer. ths fireman, was blewR 100 fses and
Killed EigAs ethsF Msn wsrs badly soald-
ed and sthsHwiss iniHxsd.
Evening journal., 1894-09-08

If the Congressional bee had been buzz.
ing IN Samuel Bancroft, Jr s bonnet
fourteen months ago as lively as it now
is, it is safe to say that the list Of Della
wares pensioned widows and orphans
would never have appeared In that paper.
They, alone, will defeat him
Evening journal., 1894-09-08

in her room for some infraelion OF the
rules. The managers claim the girls
have signed q contract for two years and
will be prosecuted IL they violate it,
Evening journal., 1894-09-08
po,t.r lf.n., ru1l confe.sIor.

PROvIDKEcR, Sept. S.-Gilbsrt Potter
made full confession Of his crime to
several newspaper men. lie said he killed
his wife because she twitted him about 30
eentx ho paid to q neighhor.
Evening journal., 1894-09-08

would, in many cases, he less than tho
interest which would otherwise accrue
on the unsold stock
Evening journal., 1894-09-08
The aIonncnrv Al Tlsn-fsIn,

WASHINGTON, sept. S-The arrival oi
the United States steamship Monacacy at
Tion-tsin is reported in a dispatch receiv-
cd at the navy department
Evening journal., 1894-09-08
hack 10 Isiueaolds.

CoLoN, Sept. S.-The United States
warship Columbia has been ordered to con
vey tho American refugees at Port Limon
back to Bluehelds, Mosquito territory.
Evening journal., 1894-09-08
And the rregident- vent lTishing.

BuzzARD's BAY, Mass, sept s.-Thd
president, with Joseph jefferson, secre-
iary Lamont and party, won't fishing
Eown the bay as usuaI.
Evening journal., 1894-09-08
President wollines Funeral.

HARrFoRD Sept S,-The funeral Of
President James Clark Welling, d. d., Of
Columbia university, Washington, was
held from the home Of ex- United States
senator Dixon.
Evening journal., 1894-09-08

The Britons are too stupid to under
stand chauncey NJ Dspew's jokes One
has TO be educated mp to them and even
then they are better with a key in the
shape OF bottle o, wine
Evening journal., 1894-09-08

Passing around the hat-buying a seat
in the front row.
Evening journal., 1894-09-08

A store full Of goods unsold represents
50 much money lying idle. The cost Of
selling the goods by advertising them
Evening journal., 1894-09-08

It is said that the Vsnderbllts have
thought better Of it.
Evening journal., 1894-09-08

Both the method and results vixen
Syrup Of Figs ID taken; it i pleasant
md refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clesnses the sys-
em eilectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevsrs and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
pnly remedy Of iz kind ever pro
luced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ieptabls to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in it's
effects, prepared only from the most
iealthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by al leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand VIII pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup Co
SAW FRANCISCO. cai.
LOUISVILLE. kE aEW roe6. Nv
Evening journal., 1894-09-08

Washington must be an awful bad
place. The venerable Senator Stewart Is
now charged with alternating the sifec
tions Of woman from her husband.
The senator denies the charge, but this
does not prove that there are not some
bad people at the National cap ital.
Evening journal., 1894-09-08

The season Is over and the marriage
mill will soon begin to grind II Cupid has
done his work as well as usual.
Evening journal., 1894-09-08
vxT IIMINGTON AND NORTH ERN RAIL.
w ROAD. Time table In effect May 10th.

w ROAD. Time table In effect May Goth.
1884.
station, for B. q o. Junction, Montehanin,
VII terthur. 6uyencourt, GLanogue, Cossari,
ChSdds' Ford junction, PocOps0n. Wet
Chester. Embreeviile MortOnvine, COatee-
VILE snd intermediate stations, daily, EXCEPT
sunday. at 35 p IL, 2 05, 40 and As ms
Sunday only st 05 q m; l35, 50p m. Daily
At 89 N.
Uor Waynesburg Junction, springhs Id and
intermediate stations, daily, except undaNs
at So r m, 2 lh 6nd 45 p IA, Sundays only ~
3 Ob n N. / B5 and 50 . 10.
For joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and inter-
mediate stations, daily, except Sunday, AZ
2 20 3 N and 35 IN, Sunday only ht U6
d and ! IS m.
A g. McCAUSLAND. Superinte ndent,
BONNESS BRIGGS. Gen. Passenger Agents.
Evening journal., 1894-09-08

sENNIEsAND SMALL ORANGE CAN
BE had AT EHR sssstrrg Nsa Nasstnz UR
En1 vEMIaG SOURNAL oEEGc =,
Evening journal., 1894-09-08

iqE5 SsT @Vg5sss 95Sg1 tEslgs-s veins q
IS 10, 1908 m; sl22 "A $stss8 ekiE,lsss -
Y ~, IS 3S, " Ash 90 SNeS7IlNSs<@
T. n. Sundays, b 03,
III H,tl0 80 a m; u ~, ~
Is 36, Ia IA, I'll 90 pm.
PHILApELPHIA, TWENTY : FOURTH
ArD CHESTNUT SITS. Week days 70 03 DO,
35 n 17f7 s. co. rs 40 So 80 10G1, no 49, tll i
"a; li3 q q, ~ ~, 8 ", 90, 10 35, 81 nt
25, 10 90, I'll GO m.
Sundays, 70 03, 80, Y IT. 90. co. Il0 20, j 40
3 "a; les, Y 70. 325. 455. % 50, 831. Hts
FRfLADElPRIA, TWELFTH AND MAI.
kEp STREETS. Week days, % 03, II II, f2 ~,
80 eS a N; " ~, 2 "A, I'll 90 pm,
PHILADELPHIA, Sundsys, Is %, u II, no 's
q N; q ie. u a, III 0O "a.
Chester, week days, s5 %, 5 b5, 35. ~ E,fT b3.
90, q 90 50 3d. 10 00 40 38, III IS N; 2t ls s2.
a5, s. i5 So 81, " 44, %, 10 90, g11 % L..
Chester, Sundays, 308, 6S5, S. y, s01
y a, s2b, 10 90, Ill 90 p m.
Atlantic City, week days, HI7 M
"A. p, Y 4s nj Sundays, ~ u. 8 % 8 Elss
WEST BOUND,
Baltimore and Washington, week u8y1.
4 Z, aga y ss, g 10; ~ lo, G06, Sqs, hS-
IS b IA; il2 is, l2O5 %, "a "a, IS IT, IS bS m
Baltimore and Way stations, 02 m. se3
Z Newark. 5e Tli.s Del, week days, Ml5, 7Os, lsa3
N; ~ lS. @, l4 e, " O. s5 ~ W 5s II -
"a. sundays u -, 2,o u y . 70, tls TO- . q,
Pittsburp, rs % q IA. "a - D "a, daily,
Chicago, rs 81, = N; "a &. y m, daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, il2 l6 10. ana
fa 5s m. daily.
Now Orleans. via Bristol and Chsttanoogr.
1858 "a, daily. Through sleeper 70 New Or
singeriy accommodation, 7O2am. sO3, 2 So
and II 10 p m. daily.
Isndenberg accommodation. week days,
Z 03, 8 a1 a nai 25 and 43 p m. Sundays, 9 -
= IA; 5 80 D N.
Trains ienve Market street station:
For New York, week days, f8 20 = m,
For Philadelphia, week days, 20, " 50,T8 20,
I'll 30 q M 55, 2 45 N. Sundaya, 70, m;
90 IS, 8 IS pm.
Pittsburg and Chicago. week days, F8 20an.
Baltimore, week days, -, IS 20 a N; 2 b6.
IS 20 . m, sunday 2 IS pm.
For llsndenberg aud way stations, weak
days, t1, 20 M 10, 40 IA. Sundays.
3 p n; 40p m.
LEAYE PHILADELPHIA. TWENTY.
FOURTH AND CHESTNUT SITS, FOR
WlLMlNGTON,week days,T3 81, 60O,7 20, y8 90,
loOJ, til ~ IN; ~ 60 noon; II 20, ~ As, 2 00,
l5 = O0 90 sb 90, IS 81, %, q6 "a, 80 ~ IS,
Sundays, fa 81. 9 %, 1900, 30, 1000, Tl1 g =
%: u 90 noon; 81 35, 200, IS, F4O0. A30,
80. F733 f8 b 10 10 and IN 35 D m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA. TWELFTH
AND MARKET ST2. Weeks day, So 20, IL 40,
fli 20. M; 70 48 I6 ls, 81 70 10. Sundays,
20 20, ~ 40. 81 28 q m; f3 40, ~ 22, y n.
Telephone No le3.
Rates TO Western points lower than via any
other line. @. o. sCULIi. Gent Pass. Agent
H. z. CAMPBELL, General Manager.
Evening journal., 1894-09-08

st Paul's NJ. T. sunday school will reopen
az o'clook 70 morrow afternoon.
Evening journal., 1894-09-08

BALTIMORE a.
ID OHIO Rail-
ROAD. Schedule in
effect May 20, 1894.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound.
Tor : Express trains.
New York, week
days, s3 U3, hit,
IS a, 80 85 8 m; sl2 "a
e ~. .g5 IS, n A,gl1 90
z. m. Sundays, 70 O3,
n lT,il0 SO a m; u 40,
Is 81, IA "A, FL 90 pm.
PHILADELPHIA
Ard CHESTNUTS S
s 50. "a 1T,f7 50, 8 90, q
= "a; ll2 - 1 Is, ii2 ~
s 25, 10 90, I'll GO . N
Elan~srf . gar 40 ~ 4 az
Evening journal., 1894-09-08

TWENTY FOURTH
is. Week days, % 90, .
, 40, SO 81, 1890, no 30, til IS
, 8 ", 4 55, 10 35, 6 81, "
I717. s 90, Q 200, I1O 20. j 40
25, 4 30, % 30, 8 8Sl, ifts
, TWELFTH AND MAJ.
eek days, l3 %, Il II, iS 81,
4, I'll 90 p n,
sundsys, Is %, Y II, no 's
N ~
Evening journal., 1894-09-08
WEST BOUND,

Baltimore and Washington, week days
"A l6, 2 02, l3 80, q Ia; VIZ l6, Y %, 03, i4SA
l8 O8, 1912, 1855 y N. Sundays, u Is, 9V.
rs By IA; ll2 is, l2 O5, CO, "a "a, IS H. IS IS n
Baltimore and Way Ststions, 02 m, 3e8
Evening journal., 1894-09-08

oAN fHNNCloUUl EHLI
LOUISVILLE. kK NEW T06E. Nv
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-10-24
Death of Young Lady.

Miss Annie Roby, daughter of
Judge Sam Roby, OF Sasser, died Fri>
day night after an illness of several
weeks with fever. Miss Roby was
about twenty years of age. She was
a consistent member Of the Methodist
church, and in her last moments gave
a bright manifestation OF comfort
from spiritual hope. The remains
were inferred at Chickasawhatchee,
Rev. G. w. Snow performing the
at the grave. The bereaved
family have the sincere sympathy of
a large number of friends and ac>
quaintances.