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Evening journal., 1894-08-02

In which they were sifaatcu mo .,npane-u
crneors put to sea, whercupon tho 1sao-
kiau- pursued the Nuaiwa.
The Naniwa thoreup0n put about and
steamed toward lilo tvo Chinese ships
The Chin lucn ana DE kuwani. how
ever. rc,rcated, and tho Chin-Iuen hoist
ca tho white Gag above the japanese
naval ensign. The Naniwa consequently
delayed firing upon the warship. and then
the transport crossed tho bow OF the Nan
iva. The latter fired q blank shot and
signaicd tho transport TO stop In the
meantime the Chin uen had approached
under the Naniwa' stern, and when with
in q distance of about 300 meters sho dis
charged % torpedo which miseod the jap
anose warshp. Tho Naniwa then onaned
fire upon the Chin ucn. and tho Yoshiro
joined in tho action The Chin-Yuen
finally fed and was pursued Tho Chinese
ship, however was not ovcrtakon
Had to sink the Transport.
Tho second Chinese warship, the Ku-
wanii had In the meantime boon engaged
with the japanese cruiser Akitsusu; but,
like the Chin Iuon, she finally fed and
took refuge between the shore and "a shoal.
The transport carried six guns and had
LOO soldiers on board. The captain of
the transport surrendered, but tho sol
dicrs on board of her refused TO do SO and
resisted capture. Tho Naniwa was ultl-
mately obliged TO opon fire upon the trans
port and eventually sank her The cap
tam and others were rescued by tho boats
of the NGniwa
Ii was aftcrward discovered that the
transport was "a British steamer, the Kow
Shing. She had ON board four chiefs Of
battalion and 10 colonies of the Chinese
army in addition TO the soldiers refer
red to.
The Japanese government so soon as it
was informed Of the sinking OF the Brit
ish ship, expressed its regrets, declaring
60 the British charge d'aGairs that If aft
cr an inquiry into the subject had boen
made Japan was shown 60 DO i'm the wrong
the Japanese government was prepared to
make fun reparation for the loss sus-
tanned
The naval engagement Of July %
should not be COMPOUNDED with tn naval
battle fought on July 80, nor should the
Chin Nuon, a Chinese unarmorod ship of
1900 tons, i'm this first encounter he con
founded with the Chinese armorod battle
ship Chen Nuen, q 300 tons, reported sunk
in the second Gght
Evening journal., 1894-08-02
For iay's pleasure 20 with Augustine
Scnrsion TO Atlantic City, August 4, 1894.
ALBANY CONVENTION.
The Women suTragists Have Been Beaten
Aguin.

The Women sunragists Have Been Beaten
Again.
ALBANY, Aug AT the evening sos-
sion of the constitutional convention there
was speculation over the outcome Of tho
action of the committee on railroads i'm
agreeing TO report favorably the PROPOSE
tion forbidding public officials from TAX
ing passes. Such action of the committee
was decided upon, but 10 was understood
that thoro would be opposition on the
floor unless the committee also reports
favorably tho blll forbidding disormina-
tlon I'm freight rates.
The committee ON prisons decided 20 ro-
port adversely Mr. Tuokcr's amendment,
which was designed TO prevent such cx-
coss OF punishment as has been alleged to
have taken plnoo i'm the Elmira rcforma-
tory. Mr.. Tucker says he viii call for 70
rcport and compel discussion ON the mat
ter
Tho suffrage committee decided not TO
present any reasons with their adverse ro-
port on woman suffrage, but to simply
hand up their report Mr. Tucker OF tho
committee said that ho would present "a
statement with minority report in IA
vor OF the woman suffrage clause
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

The proprietor Of the Kirkwoo House
caught two bats Ia bis house the other
uighC which had not paid for their
room, and confined them i'm a cigar box.
By some means they succeeded la got
ling out OF the box. which was placed on
the pool table, and probably. each blam
ing The other for the IN fortune that had
befallen them, they commenced TO fight.
Wings, taiong and teeth we're mixed no
ia shrleking confusion, and fur flew ut
very lively rate They were separated
and examined, and It was found one had
a broken wing, bloody nose and one
ear torn nearly of The other. chatter.
ing with rage, but more fortunate. began
to siraighten out his flying apparatus
when his late foe started hostilites
again and they resumed the fight as
hereely as ever. Finally they were
gotten back into the box and the lid
shut down, when, after few angry
squeaks they quleted down and prob
ably made up TIL next time
Evening journal., 1894-08-02
LYNCHED BY NEGROES.
An Armed Mob Took a Drunken Murderer
from the Officers.

ELEHoRN, w. Va, Aug Anderson
Holiday of this city, while drunk, shot at
Bob Galloway and missed him. but the
bullet passed through the head of Wesley
Cobbs killing him Instantly. Holiday
was arrested by Squire s.. u Pierce and
posse. A mob of 300 tried to take him
away from the officer
For three hours piorco and his mon
kept the mob at bay till the train came,
but when they went 20 put their man
aboard for WEIGH about 800 armed negroes
made % rush and succeeded in getting him
from the officers
They took him about a quarter OF a mile
into tho woods and hanged him to % tree
and then riddlcd his body with bullets.
Holiday was tough citizen and has al
why's borne q shady reputation. Cobbs
was quiet man ana respected by all.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02
STORIES OF TIE DAY.

Preferred Atlantic City 20 Paying Bills,
IL had an aggravating experiences this
morning said well-known business
msn few days ago "A man dom
town has owed me sum Of money for
nearly year lie promised to paw me
on several occasions. but when the time
arrived he always had an excuse Finally
| told him that | would wait no longer
than 10 day. | went TO his house this
morning and found It closed. asked a
neighbor where the family was ana the
reply was that they had packed up yes
tordsy aud had gone to Atlantic City 1t
Is very strange how such people can
have q conscience. They would sooner
60 to the seaahore than pay their bills. "
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

japan has formally declared war
against China and a long struggle is
imminent Should the battles be fought
on water IL is evident that China will be
whipped IN short order unless England,
aching from the fact OF the British
vessel Kow shing being sunk IN the
drst battle by the japanese, takes a
hand with her China claims that she
has not yet declared war, but her
actions in attempting to land troops on
Korea is fact which indicates that she
intends TO fight While Japan has been
destroying her war vessels China has
been marching her armies into Korea BY
way OF the frontier The Chinese naval
men and the soldiers have neither
courage nor discipline, and have very
little training In the war with the
French ten years ago, sooner than eight
when they had good chances they took
TO their heels. The Chinese navy was
wiped out Of existence by the French at
that time and the same fate will over
take the new navy II the government
cannot control its subjects in a more
warltke manner.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

Two measures have been introduced in
the National Senate and House Of Rep
resentativea by the Populst Congress
men PETER and Allen, by which it is
proposed to appropriate fifty millions Of
dollars to be divided among the states
for the benefit of the poor. AS the num-
Der Of people who would claim their
right TO q share Of this fund is estimated
at somewhere In the nelghborhood Of
twenty-five millions, each ones share
would be two dollars. The fsllacy OF
the projected bill Is patent There are
other ways TO benefit the poor, the
prompt passage Of the House tariff bin
being one Of them
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

YoKoHAMA, Aug. 2.-Tho following IS
the official account from tho japanese
government standpoint OF the battle
which took place ON July 25 between tho
warships of Japan and China.
The Chinese cruisers, the Chin Yuon
and the Kuwaini, were observed steam
ing from kassn, and a transport carrying
Chinese soldiers, conveyed by tho Chinese
warship Isao kiang, was seen coming
from Tokii toward Kasan.
The japanese cruisers Akitsusu. Yos-
hino and Noniwa met the two Chinese
warships near Pantao island The Chi
nese did not salute; but on tho other
hand, they made warlike Preparations
Ia order TO get out OF the narrow waters
Evening journal., 1894-08-02
$40 to Niagara Falls, watkins Glen
Geneva and Rochester via B. s. o. II Il.

$40 to Niagara Falls, watkins Glen.
Geneva and Rochester via B. s. o. II Il.
The third personally conducted txcur
sion TO MAJ aIa. and Watkins Glen via
the Baltimore q Ohio Railroad and scenic
Lehigb Valley Route is announced for
Thursday, August 10Th Royal Blue Line
Express viii leave Washington, o.
m Camden Station, Baltimore, 90 p
N Newark, 81 p N Wilmington.
2 "A p N ; Chester, 500 p III MAX
ing direct connection at terminal sta
lion, Philadelphia, with special through
Express to Niagara Falls Through
Pullman Sleeping Cars will be attached
from Washington aud Baltimore to
Niagara Falls The tickets are good for
ten days and will permit of stop over on
going tiip at Burdett station three miles
from Watkins Glen also at Geneva
Stage Coaches meet an trains at Burdott.
On the return "trip, stop overs are al.
lowed AZ Rochester, Burdett and Geneva.
Remember the date. Thurs az, August
l6 IA R5uAd trip ticket s 40
Go with augustine excursion d August
1 "a secs OLD oceau in It's hsauiv
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

From the New York World.
The Democratic conferrees on the tariff
bill are still unable 20 agree The
difference Is not one Of principle. or even
policy, on the part Of the two commit
tees The members on the part of the
Senate do not approve. any more than do
those on the part of the House. of the
taxes for the benefit Of the Sugar Trust
and OF other Mckinley duties embodied
IN the Senate bill. Bat they say. as they
have said from the start, that no bin
destitute Of these features can pass the
Senate
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

OMAHA Aug .. William Wakely,
Omaha $ cyclist and a wei known politi.
clan, was the principal i'm "a spectacular
suicide here. lie accompanied select
party of ladies Co local bathing resort,
and after seeing the ladies TO the water
edge climbed onto She ropes marking the
danger line. and facing % large crowd of
sightseers slowly drew revolver and
with smile on his face blow his brains
out and dropped into the lake.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

For biliousness and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation, so by the
book on Beechams pills.
Book free, pills a5c. At
drugstores, or write to B T
Allen Co, sos Canal st, New
York.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

CoLCMBIA, S. c., Aug 2-Thc dispcn-
sarcs opened again throughout the state,
but nowhere was There any trouble Poo
pie paid little attention to the matter.
There is tacit understanding that Gov
crnor Tillman win give the saloon men b
days i'm which TO dispose of their stock.
IL is understood that nc viii after that
time notify them that they must absolute.
~ quit business.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

TOKYO, Aug. 2.-Tho Japanese govern
ment sent note to the foreign representa-
tives hero As hours before war was declared
To the effect that 10 was still disposed to
consider any peace proposals which might
he mado that were compatible with the
actual situation and with Japan dignity.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

View of the built-up business Offices of
the Actual Business Department..
Students last year from III places and 2
states Many ladies.
- GRADUATES AIDED TO POSITIONS. Fla-
giant Pamphlet OF Testimonials with photos
Of Graduated and probably the finest school
catalogue ia the WOrld-all mailed FREE.
Write for 10. "a. s. GOLDEY, Principal
Pupils now enrolled by mail. ana at the
office beginning tuesday, August .sth. 70 4
Hnflr
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

the recent railroad riots This Is only
fest instalment Of the debt Incurred by
the city Ia permitting the mobs directed
by the American Railway Union 60 take
possession OF the railroads, aud burn,
wreck and work havoc with trains, track,
aud buildings 40 their wild pleasure.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
News from the Peninsula peach
orchards Is not encouraging Already
prices are ranging from 81 to SO basket.
ana II Is predicted that before the season
is over price Of s. & basket win be
reached. People who can afford 70 pav
50 Tor basket OF peaches this year are
about as scarce as the peaches
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

Charles Grub. ayoung society man Of
this town, went into the chicken raising
business at bis Slversido farm some
time ago, and now has several incubators
going. He recently put two acres Of
ground under rlass aud proposes to raise
early flowers, vegetables and mushrooms
Tor the Philadelphia market.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

From the London Telegraph.
Whenever possible, sea water should
be used for boiling fish. Shellfsh are
also much improved by t. The average
cook Is afraid to put as much salt in
fresh water as is needed 70 bring out the
excellence Of the flavor in the fish.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Tho alarming
news from Asia, combined with reports of
severe droughts i'm Japan, has resulted in
"a general advance in the market price of
rice, which is a staple article of consump-
ton among the thousands of Chinese and
Japanese ON the Pacific coast.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02
Captain Fell Overheard.

BALTIMORE Aug. Captain James
w. Graham of the Johnston line steamer
Culmore was drowned i'm tho lower Pa
tapsco river Exactly how he went over.
board is a matter OF conjecture among the
crew, but the general opinion is that no
was sitting ON the rail enjoying a smoke
and lost his balance.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

MIDDLETowN, y. y, Aug 2.-The body
Of a IS year-old hoy, who is thought to
have fallen from a train after shooting
himself, was found near Burnside on the
Ontario and Western railroad There was
a bullet hole through the heart
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

Both the method and results wien
Syrup of Figs Is taken; it IS pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
lem enectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
Dnly remedy Of its kind ever pro
auced, pleasing to the taste and &C
,eptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made il the most
popular remedy6Znown.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50t
end 81 bottles by all 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 re SYRUP ca
San FRANCISCO. ChL.
LOUISVILLE H. NEW FORH. R.H
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

BALTIMORE Aug 2-Charlcs Brown
accompanied Miss Ella Hubbard to "a
church picnic The couple quarrclcd, and
Brown took a stroll with another girl.
Miss Hubbard shot tho girl i'm the arm,
innioting dangerous wound.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

From the hiladelphia Record.
The next best thing 10 possession is
an audacious faith In ones own conse.
quence Now the bicycle rider does not
own the street wherever he rolls: but he
thinks he does, and that is much the
zane
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

An advertisement is an argument.
Put IL where it win be heard and voice il
SO that 1t will be listened to. The sd.
vertiser who has confidence In the goods
he offers is the one who best succeeds in
convincing his hearers.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02
THE GOLD FOUND.
Had Been Tut Into sacks aud Hidden Tn a
Coal Heap.

Coal Heap.
PARIS, Aug .. Themissing cask which
contained Che $50, 600 in gold consigned
To La1ard g. Co. by the steamship Ia
Touraino from New Yorl, was found omp-
~ in the car ia which all the casks of
gold travelled under seal
Tho missing gold was found lator on in
some sacks hidden In % heap Of coal noar
the railway station at havro. There is
still no trace OF the thieves.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
IsItFIrht or snrrende,2

II u NI.HI o. HWFTOnUNI.
From the Philadelphia Press.
President Cleveland now Ends himself
In position where his qualities will be
severely tested The Senate has accented
and flung back his challenge. Instead
OF bowling to his soeplrs, it has spurned
and defed him Under such cireum-
stances he must either fight or surrender.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

From the Boston Daily Advertiser.
The wisest thing the Democrats OF the
country could do just now would be 10
force their representatives 10 Senate aud
House to kin he tariff bill and TO ad-
iourn as promptly afterwards as possible
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

Now that Japan aud China are on bad
terms and Corbett aud jackson are in the
same country the people may expect to
hear Of two wars which will end in more
than smoke.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

BrENos AYREs. Aug Three thou
sand insurcent troops are marching upon
Porto Allegro, the capital of the state Of
Rio Granae do SUI.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

MANCHESTER Aug. Private adyiccs
received here from Shanghai say that Ja-
pan has ordered tho Japanese legation 40
Peking to Toe closed and has recalled all
the Japanese consuls throughout China
Evening journal., 1894-08-02
BLUEFIELDs FORTIFIED.


Colon, Colombia, Aug. 2.-Tho Brit
ish warship Mohawk, six guns. twin
screw cruiser OF the third class and COM
mandod by Captain Leslie c.. Stuart, has
landed q force Of sailors and marines at
Blucnolds.
Tho adheronts of Chief Clarence, tho
Mosquito loader, have fortified tho town
of Bluelolds and the river front i'm antici-
patton of am attack upon tho part OF tho
Nicaraguans, who are believed TO DO upon
the point of making an advance from
Rnmn
Evening journal., 1894-08-02


Baltimore and Washington, week day,
q %, OF, .s 81. a N; lle ID. l2u5, 3 o., 81,
q % ~. s IA = fs5 * 81 Ga "a 1Sy IS IS ".
Baltimore and Way Stations, " a m, ud
Newark, Del, week days, 9 Is, zQ2, Is3s
m; ne l6. o. ia 80 % o. 35 Is 70 50 bs, Il 10
M. Sundays - rs, 02, 70 81 am, tl2 6,8Ui,
"a %, z 80, sl2, IS 5s, II 10 p m.
Pitt6burg, "a 81 a m s. 81 p N, daily
Chicsqo, IS 81, q m; 81 "a, D IN, daily.
Cincinnati and 81. Louis, il2 10 m, and
Sew Ofissns. via Bristol snd Chattanoov-
80 s. IN, daily. Through sleeper TO New U
HingerIy accommodation, zoe m. sos, 7s5
fandenberg accommodation. week dsys,
z "a, y m; 2 % and 43 p m. Sundays, q
a N; 80 y m.
Trains leave Market street station:
For New York, week days, 70 20 a m,
For Philadelphia, week days, 3 -, 70 D,f8 20,
~ u, ag a ~; %, % M sundays 80 nli
Pittsburg and Chicago week days. 70 pam.
Baltimore, week days, %, IS ~ N; 2 b.,
70 gu p ~, sunday bl y no.
For landenherg and way giatiOua, wock
days - A a mi 10, ~ m. Sundays,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, TWENTY.
EQglclH AND CHESTNUT SITS, FOR
WILMln0TON.week dsyg,f8 81, 6O07 20, fe VI,
lOgc ,il n q mi Y o. noon: 2 S5 y a. o,
10, ~ VA ~, 10 20, 70 81 %, 10 10 ~, " rs,
70 81 10 10 and II 30 IN.
sundays, e 81, o D, 1900, g 80, 10o9. III g
Z
8 70, rs, Is % 10 10 and M s. y %.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTH
AND MABHET sTs. Weeks day. - 20, q a..
go, m; 1913 30 ls, q =. y n. Sunday,
20 90, ~ 40. III r IN; IS 46, ~ p, m.
Telephone No 1873.
Rates 20 ~ ostern points lower than viz eny
other line. g.. ". EGDLl4. GEM Pass. Ascent,
h. p CAMPhEbi. General hienagnr.
VEIiLaIlNGTON arm NORTH EIiN Rail.
w ROAD. Time table ia eiec- May atl,
| 1884.
IIsins leave wilmington. French street.
| Gtstlon, far ID. a a.. dUneti0n. Montchanlu,
/ Wl lerthur, Guy encoutt, 6Ianogue, Cosssgi.
Chadds' Ford Junction, POcopsOu, Mo1s
Chester, hmbreevilie. Mortonville, Coates-
Vile and intermediate stations, daily, except
SUNDAY, at 30 m, 30, 40 and AZ p ~;
sunday only 40 o. 20; rs, 450pm. Daily
/ NJ Z so y m.
For Wayneaburg Junction, Springfield ar1
/ internediate stations daily. EXCEPT SUNDAY
81 ! IS q IN, . 30 and 0 d %, Sundays only Sc
/ = 0i IA. / a5 and 30 D IA.
FOR Joanna, Birdsb0ro, Reading and inter-
mediate stations. daily, except Sunday. 81
Z g a "a and So N. Sunday only At 10
IA and 50 m.
"A. g. -McCAUsLAND, superintendent,
> BOWHEsS BRIGGS, Gen. Passenger Agent.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
Bills 10 the amount Of half million dol.
lars bavs so far Keen presented to the
City or Chicago for property destroyed in
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

Senator Higgins should stand up and
explain his presence with Brlce, Quay and
Smith in Washington brokers' office
when Sugar Trust stock was the commod
ity OF barter and exchange The junior
Delaware Senator might be able to make
as satisfactory an explanation as he did
Of the Laurel matter where a Democratic
election official was the commodity sought
to be bought.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

From the New York Sun.
Is harmony to mean Democracy or
Populismg The question has been raised
even out Of the consuming ashes Of
loy2i and 10 will have TO be answered
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

DERRY, Conn, Aug. 2.-Tho annual
m.etnr OF Connecticut Fircmen' as
ISOLATION wae hri1 horo
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

Judge-Have you anything to offer the
court before sentence is passed2 Pris
oner-Ne, your honor; my lawyer took
my last shilling.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

The Remedy should he Applied Now.
The investigation now in progress by
the Fire committee Of the City Council
has resolved itself, practically, into a
probing into the feeling between the
Delaware and Ph0nix companies and
until this question Is settled IL Is not
probable that sny ordinance will be sub
mltted looking to the prevention OF
another suspension Of part Of the APP
paratus Of the Fire department. The
investigation insugurated and being
carried out is undoubtedly a good thing,
but there seems to be no reason why the
property-oWners OF the city should BIZ
subject to fear Of loss by Gre while the
councilmen are settling difficulties be.
tween rival companies.
The people demand the best protection
that can be given. The FIRE companies,
independent or volunteer though they
may be, are az much the servants Of the
people as though part Of a paid depart
ment The members Of the companies
are merely private citizens and when they
violste law, engage in rioting or trans-
gress against the ordinances Of the city,
commit breach Of peace and are liable
TO arrest and punishment the same as
any other citizen. The suspension of the
company for the acts Of amy Of its mem
bsrs ard the withdrawal Of the apparatus
Furnishes the innocent public, not the
guilty law breakers
II the Council p roposes to remedy this
evil and provide a punishment fitting to
the crime It should do so without delay
and before opportunity arises for another
suspension. The trouble between the
Delaware and Phoenix companies and
the question whether the chief did right
In suspending the truck, eau be settled
at the convenience Of the committee.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

DAL'IIMOhE a.
ID OHIO RAIL
ROAD. Schedule in
effect May ~, 1894.
I'rEingleave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound
or & Express trains
New York, week
days, 303, I7l7,
l9 30, il038a IN; 10 "a
i2 80, % IS. ~ ASH 90
y. m. Sundays, % %,
u 1870 80 q IN; ~ 40,
l5 80. i1 "A, IN 00p "a.
PHILADELPHIA
AND CHESTNUT S
5 IS, "a 1877 80, S 90,
a IA; li2 q, Is, ne 3.
8 1d, l0 on, III 90 y II
Sundays, l8 90. 8 3i
q u; l25. - 80, 9
s 25, l1 10, III 90 D m.
PARLIAMENTARY
kET STREETS. v
no im, a m; ~ AZ. a.
PHILADELPHIA
a ~; i3 40, " "A. VI o
Chester, week day
s. %, l8 40, 90 80, 100
3 -, 4 b5, Us 30, @ 81,
Chester, sunday.
il0 50. ID 80 a M; / q
q "a, Sl5. 10 Oh. M 0C
Atlantic City. v
M "a. Us, ~ 4g D m
81 AZ MD
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

Which is TO be believed2 The London
Times says that George Gould has or.
dered new yacht. Mr. Gould says that
he has not ordered a new yacht.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02
EDUCATIONAL
GOIdeY Wilmington Commercial
and Shorthand college.

Institute Building, b ighth and Market streets.
DAY SESSIONS RESUMED SEPT. 5D. MONT
SESSIONS, OCT. list.
Evening journal., 1894-08-02

TWENTY - FOURTH
is. Week dGys, IS O5, Q h1,
; 40,T0 81, 1000, no 30, on f5
. 3 IS, 4 Do, 10 IS, 9 81, E4i,
G7l7. 90, 800. 80 20. II 10
20, 4b5, % %, d3l, " a.
, TWELFTH AND MAR
EEK days, % 03, " II, IS 90,
4, ill 90 pm.
Sundays, % 60, u u, Go 3e
p m.
|, b Of, 555, 8 IS, N i7,I7b3,
90 80, ili asa m; ! -. q az,
"A, 8 2l, 10 On. III on pm.
J, 1908, 6j5, - II, S0l,
Z, q AZ, . %, 4 b5, % 30. @ o..