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Evening journal., 1895-02-26
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD STAND
ARD Railway Of America Protected
Throughout ~ tne nteriocking switon Ane
PaILAD ADELPTiiA, WILMINGTON and BAL
IlMORE RAILROAD, in effect Nov. IS, 1894.
Philadeiphia.expreas. ! 81, 2 g5, 4 %, $50. ~.
90. 30. s., aG 10 %, 10 10, 10 d1 u.ea, III I
Il 81 A. M, ~ IS, 81. a06, q. 10, 80, 1V,
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f2d, . az, 5 ib, TAO, lOtB y N.
b5. lnie, ua5, II o. m, ~. O5, 0i, o %,
Aocomnoast isi . 0O %. sue. 10 Is, il ssAm.
Nss w =; Ys5z - W AK * lass A. sn gm am
. 40, 10 o., 10 iB, ID as. 1851 a 10. tlaa5 I87,
a95, 5 70. y, %, y, l0tbpm.
boston, without change, 10 10 N, hd Il.
For tho South--southern Railway Express,
Al 3 IN. sleepers 10 Augusta, jacksonville and
~. Augustine a 70, Sieepers 70 hot Springs
Memphis and New Orleans.
West Uhestor, via Lamokin, 30 m, 40
Newark Centre and intermediate stations,
Baltimore and washington, 4as, 8m, Ell.
10 TO- IL % M l1 o., u ~, II rs. ne, 81 a9
70 90 s4l, 8 % "a. 2 g m y ~ nieai.
I ~, OF and II a p M,
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street Tor WI,
miinstl1a n r & &e5pTes y ~ II ~ a. n a. Y
3 "a. 20, 90, %. II, %. 40 10, Il Ia.
/ p m. IL % night
/ IL = IA
| 8t3, s0s. AZ, Gzf. 81 8S, 10 08, II ~ D m.
sunday TrNins-Lenve WiiminKEpn fors
Philadelphia. express, 81, 2 81, ~, 30, 8 81
s3. ~ o. ~ IS. II 81 N, 81, ob sos 63s Ui.
2 % Q CO, 9 i2 o ra. Accommodation. 90, . 10
/ a ~. u 10. 40. 4 l6. 0 Is, 10 so D IN.
Chester, express, %, ", ~. b5, 10 osll 81
ialion, gOc, si0A u. i TO- .l'lo o., sib'gas.
isT YORK lW. am, lsl. 40O. %. . is,
/ ~ uA Y ~, II nt M 81 2 70. 40 hVi, 20
/ fIg ~, I'D 10 a.
Rostan, without change. 50 pm.
| For the South-Southern Railway Express,
/ 8 Al pm. > eepcrs TO Augusta, Jacksonville and
Springs Memphis, and New Orleans.
Wess Nhease1. VIA i,Anaokins % 9 n
HslEinose nnd Washington, a.ls. e.ei. 1918
= AZ, y 0i, u ~, y, 70 %, a. IA, g. .. IN.
Balamore and intermediate ststions, aOs
Issvs bhiiadeIphia, Broad street tor vgn-
lulngGon, express, $50. 20, 1i1B Ii 80
Z d, a, sls, 10, 81, 10, ssb, Il TO- II 10
ASoonlino5stion, S Is. . 10. lg1 IA. 1ias.
rrsins f0f pelaware Division leave for
New oestia, !s; Y 10 N. , %, $685. 10, 9 %
sblp "a. u Q ntEht.
Loves ~ = II. " ID "a.
Axpreas rcr Dover, harrington and DelnnA1,
W, "A At n, saI "a. " " night.
Harrington and way stations only, 50 p 70.
NKnreHe f0r Cape gnarlea, Old Pnint Corr
teri Ah1 Norfolk II 90 "a, "a q niRht.
Sunday trnina for
nBW Dn1rls, u W night
Cnra ghakiet, ysd Point U0mfork And Nos
| OLA. w. VI night.
tdddiegoWn, Clayton. Dover, Wyoming
AGltun, Darlington. Hfidgoviue, BeAford
rrTnl ard Delrnnr. iz Oh night,
fJyngriWsi1ual Limited hxprepa trains coID
Jcsdd entirely OF Pullman VesEibula Parlul
ann lhniug Care NoeNtra fEr@Other than tbs
usual Pullman charge.
sl4iLatgt Express 'irEln5, composed OF Pull
uEa Yeatibule pnrlor Cars, ve8tibus Pas
senEcg CcN0he8 and Dining Cor. NO extri
! lars
N0f frrrhor information. passengers ara re
| srred u the ticket agoot st thB station,
| 81. pNEVOST, D. r. WOOD,
A~uersl MenRrar- General Passenger AEt
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
CUP DEFENDERS CREW.
n win Consist Of sixty-one Men 70 the
british Boata slxtY-Two.

NEW YORK, Feb 26. "A special meet
ing Of the New York Yacht club was held
at the clubhouse in Madison avenue, and
all Of the proposed amendments to the
constitution were adopted The only
amendment Of general interest was pre-.
sented in rule s. which referred to crews
Of racing yachts carried on under the aus
pices Of the New York Yacht club. The
special interest is centered in the section
which provides for the crews which must
be carried by single masted vessels and
yawls
This section provides that in class q
which is the class under which che two
yachts win compete Tor the America Soup
three men shall be carried for every 1ye
fees of racing length or fraction Thereof.
Under this rule the NalkyIi- win carry g.
men ia her crew, and the America cup
defender viii carry 81 men. The excess
OF one man IN favor Of the British yacht is
due to the greater sail area, as the sail
area enters as a factor in measurement OF
racing length. II has already been agreed
with Lord Dunraven that the yacht bo
measured with their crews on hoard.
Fbe adoption-of the amendment is IN
answer to the letter sent by Lord Dunraven
to Chairman Smith asking about the mum
ber OF men to constitute the crews and 0
COPY Of the amendment viii he immediate.
ly sent 10 Lord DunraFea,
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
WORK AT ALBANY.
New York Legislature Favors tile Lincoln
Day Project.

ALBANY, Feb. 26.-ln the senate Sena-
tir collins offered Il Joint resolution that
five senators aud nine assemblyncn De ap-
pointed 70 attend the funeral Of General
Carr 1t was adopted.
Tho following bills were passed: Mr.. T.
j. smiths amending charter Of village Of
Mohawk relative to duties of trustees;
Senator Woltfs, allowing New York S
board Of health To mako and sell diphtheria
antitoxine; Senator Ahearn 5. increasing
tho pensions Of widows and orphans Of
dromcn from sG00 to half pay annually
Mr. pavoy's, giving the Citizens Loan
Agency and Guarantee company addition
al powers.
The.scnatc then went into committee OF
the whole and advanced several bills to
third reading among them the Gerry
whipping post bill. The bill includes wife
bcaters If the wife receives severe and un-
usual injuries
Senator Collins presented resolutions of
regret on the death of General Carr and
resolving that the senate adjourn ont Of
respect for his memory.
Senator Coggeshall made brief speech
on the life and work of General Carr and
seconded the resolution, which was adopt
ed, and the senate adjourned until today
at L a. m.
In the assembly Mr.. Ainsworth present
ed q concurrent resolution that the legis-
lature Of the state OF New York urge upon
congress to designate Feb. H. the birth
day Of Abraham Lincoln, as q national
holiday. The resolution was adopted.
Mr. Schoepflns bin to provide for the
Incorporation Of associations for lending
money on personal property met with an
obstruction on the order Of second read
ing Mr. Foley called the attention Of the
house 20 the fact that it was the same bill
which was defeated last year 1t was per
nicious in all its features and should nev.
or have been introduced in tho house. II
was a pawnbroker's bin, pure and sim
pie, and permitted the charge Of 35 pei
cont per year for loan. He moved e
strike ont the title.
Mr. Schoepilin corrected Mr. Foley
! Only 26 per cent could be charged under
the bill, he said Mr. Schoepflns remark
was greeted with derisive laughter.
MI. Malby and Mr. Armstrong attacked
the bin in vigorous language to the eifec
that Mr.. Schuepflin asked leave TO hay,
the bin laid aside which was granted.
al concurrent resolution was recelvcl
from the senate for the appointment Of I
committee OF five senators and nine as
semblynen to attend tho funeral Of Gen
/ eral Joseph B. Carr.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
The rrenoh Exoluslon.

WAsHINGToN. Feb % Mr. Eustis our
ambassador to France, will be instructed
to enter prompt and vigorous protest
against the French decree just made ex-
cluding American cattle from Franfe. As
the decree is oStensibly based on The eK-
istence OF pleuropneumonia and Texas
fever in cattle coming from the United
States. The embnssador svill Gull fof. proot
of the fact That seifsfnssii loHg and
tedious expert examinations by Yaferina-
rians and much eoTaIgadcree, wlpch is
mot cxpectol L. W ~ ny noiy ayrf than
that Into Nllc-- -. -tdr. z. cur ~ as
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
oLp POINT COMFORT.
DrliEhtiut Personally. Conducted Tour
via Pennsylvania Railroad.

DellEhtf Personally. Conducted Tour
via Psnnsylvaula Railroad.
No other resort Of the Upper South
can compare with Old Point Comfort IN
attrsctiveness Apart from lbs historical
surroundings and the fact OF It's being a
Government post. the situation Of the
siace, with its magnificent ocean front
and elegantly planned drives, would
commend II to the public as most de-
lightful place to spend few days vaca-
tion
The next tour will leave New York and
Philadelphia by special train on Thurs
day, March z. ard tickets viii be good
for return passage on special train lesv
ing Old Point Comfort on following Sat.
urday. The rates. Including trAnsporta.
tion and meals on foute In each direction,
AS we'll as hotel accommodations At Hy.
geia Hotel, Old Point Comfort. VIII bs
Sib 80 from New York and $l2 90 from
Philadelphia; proportionabe rates from
other points. Tickets including one
days board at the HYgeia Hotel and good
TO return via Washington and Richmond
within ten days, esn also DO purchased at
same rates.
For further Information epoly to Ticket
Agents. or address Tourist Agent, 119t
Broadway, New York, or Room Al. Broad
street station, Philadelphia 10 whom
application for space shou d also be made
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sador to Germany, was plunged by the
issue % q similar decree By the German
government, for it IS fully realized here
that the allegation shat American cattle
are unhealthy is the merest pretense in
both cases, and Tint the real reason is fear
OF American competition. In the case Of
France the press cable dispatches have
shown that the ministry has been urged TO
the issue OF the decree by delegation after
delegation representing the numerous and
well organized agricultural societies Of the
republic solely for their protection against
the American cattie growers
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
Piensnnt Dance surprise.

A delightful dance surprise vas
rendered Miss Lizzie Hsughey at her
home, No $40 Jackson street, last even
ing. The whole time was spent Ill dane
ing, Robinson's orchestra furnishing the
music
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius Mundy. Mr.. and Mrs Lynch.
Mr. ana Mrs Lesry, Frank Kelly, Charles
Kelly, Pgul Negendenk, William She :
lady. Harry Gallagher, Herman
Gassen, VIII McNulty. Mark Roach
Thomas Roach, John Newall. Frank
Corkran, Thomas Brand. Miss May
Davidson, Miss Name New8ll. Miss
Saddle Newall, Misses Hannah
and Annie Bradley, Miss Catherine Nc
Clafferty, the Misses Buckley, Miss Katie
Casey, Miss Gertrude Plunkett, Miss
Nellie Haughey. Miss Josie Haughey,
Miss Kate HsugheY, Miss Anna Haughey
and Miss Lizzie Haughey.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
FIGHTING IN ABYsslNlA.
The RebeliIous Tigrines Arc Now Asking
For Pence.

MAssAUA, Feb. 26.-Dispatches have
reached here by carriers from Adowa, cap
ital Of Shoa, stating that Emperor MenelelS
lost i 900 warriors in the last raid at Vol
lamo. His forces killed 1000 Callas and
captured Is, 600 slaves.
Ras Mongascia, leader Of the Tigrines
who have lately caused so much trouble
to the Italians, has, in consequence Of the
failure of the peace mission Of the priests
of Axum to the Italians, sent a chief 10
neneral Baratieri, governor Of Erythrea, TO
Gegotiate for peace.
The Italian possessions on the Red sen
were combined under the name Of Eryth-
roa by various DEGREES from 1890 TO 1892.
The colony extends from Cape Kasar about
670 miles along tho coast Of the Red sen to
a point on the strait Of Bah q Mandeb,
and its influence is felt in the interior
moro particularly since tho victories Of
General Baraticri over the deryishes, I'll
grimes and other nomads
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
Advancement to the present responsible
soeIal and Personn Notesl

eVtAhl ana PERSONA Noiesls
Mr. and Mrs. William s Darlington,
OF Pocopson, Pa have been visiting
friends In the city
Mr. and Mrs S A. Kirk and Miss Kirk,
Of West Chester, visited relatives IN this
city yesterday.
Mrs. James G ChRrsha has gone to
Milton and Georg s,o sn to visit relatives
and friends for few days.
Hon. John Il. o6erly. Of Concord, N
q registered at the Clayton House last
night, ard called at the EvEEISG JoUR-
NAL Office this morning Hs left for
Washington to day.
Mrs. J. B NAPLES has returned to
Georgetown after pleasant visit to this
city.
Miss Dora NJ. ost, of this city. is visit-
ing relatives in Baltimore aud Washing
ingtan
Mics Emma Fisher, Of Philadelphia. is
the guest of the Misses Blckta, At No.
S01 West Fourth street.
Andrew J Lynch, editor Of the George
town Sussex journal, was Ia the city
yesterday.
Mics jamie g Smith is the guest Of
Miss Jennie L. Lea.
William Green, Of near Wilmington,
has returned home from a visit to West
Chester
W. Allen Lindsey, OF this city, is
visiting classmates at Media
Miss Mabel Parvis. OF Middletown, is
the guest Of Miss HELEN Naudain, in
this city.
Anson A. Maher will lecture in the
parish bulldog OF ST. Johns Church
this evening. on South Central Africa
and Stenley."
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
nrr.. u R. oarpenter To-plrht.

A large and brilliant audience will
great Mrs NJ R Carpenter at her con
cert to night All along the sale Of seats
has been unususlly good, but there has
been rush since It was announced that
Mrs Carpenter will give her Kirmees
dance during the evening She will also
introduce some new, beautiful and intri
cate stepg
In addition 10 Mrs Carpenters share
in the program Z Cholmeley Jones will
sing and the Fideiio Ladies' Quartet
Thomas A Beckett, the pianist and Henry
Meyers, the either soloist, will be
present. The concert Is considered the
event Of the musical season.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26

Frederick Walters, the "blue" man
made his first sppssrAncs 10 this city
yesterday His hands are almost two
shades lighter than bis face, AM his
body Is still another shade Of the cerulesn
hue Walters is thirty eight years old
and has served 10 the British army Ten
years ago bis complexion changed from a
ruddy, healthful hu4 to its present color.
He attributes tho change to over exertion
aad excessive horse back riding while
serving in the army. DR. Marshall, OF Chi
oago. who examined him, said 1t was the
most remarkable case OF which he had
ever heard, and pronounced II a reproduc
lion of certain stage Of childhood
When An infant is born there is = valve
IN 1t heart that remains open three days
end then closes Ia cases whore it fails
to close the child beco mes blue and dies
That valve has re. psned ia Mr Walters's
case, and that Is what causes bis strange
discoloration Mr. Walters will be here
for one week only. The stage show to
theatre Is an unusually good one and
nun bsrs nineteen people In the company
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
Promoted D ResponsIble go.

w. T. Kirk he's been promoted to the
position of night telegraph operator at
the main station Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company at Delaware
avenue Mr. Kirk came here from West
Chester in the Fall OF 1891 to enter the
telegraph department Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, since which time he
has served in various stations on that
road ia such manner as to merit his
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
Cement
Cement
Imported and domestic
Best brands.
George y. Mccall Company,
Eighth and Shipley streets.
s speclal Ofncer AppoIntad.

The Board Of Police Commissioners. at
it's meeting last night. approved the
appointment Of John Collins ss special
officer for the Wilmington and Northern
railroad Mr. Monaghan acted as chair.
man in the absence of President Lawson,
who is confined to his home ~ severe
cold.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
rour Fought wlth knlrea.

ENGLISH, Ind, Feb 26 News reached
here from Birds Eye Of four handed
fight with knives between Charles and Ed
Cummins, brothers, on one side, and Simp
and John Lane brothers, on the other
John Lane and Charles Cumnins will
likely die An were drunk They belong
to good families.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
aIarrlage AZ smrrna LIE EyenInr.

Miss Addie Hoffecker and William
Dunn, both Of Smyrna, will be married
in that town this evening The cere :
mony will take place at the home Ok the
bride at 2 o'clock, on Main street. Only
the close friends OF the bride and groom
among whom some Wilmington fela
tives sre expected. will be present After
a reception MIR and Mrs Dunn will 60 TO
tn Nc ne home on Market street.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
letter Carriers, olalms Allowed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Tho court OF
claims announced judgments in favor Of
about $50 letter carriers Of New York,
Boston, Detroit, Philadelphia and Mem
phis for service rendered in excess Of eight
hours day
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
Iianquet % llishop GALLOWAY.

NEW YORK, Feb go. Bishop Charles
B. Galloway Of the Southern Methodist
Episcopal church. who has just returned
from trip around the world, was tender
ed a banquet at the Savoy hotel by the
Methodist Social union Of this city.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
rourth class rostmasters.

WASHINGTON, Feb 26--The following
fourth class postmasters were appointed:
New York r Lion Mountain, ID. s.
Lawson.
Pennsylvania--Aead Alfred Ew-
ing; Clinton, j. II. Gould; Creswell, D.,
@. Frey; Germany, Mrs Ida Newton.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
Housesfor sale, l08Iw. Eighth ST. :,
no WON'T Got out So fasy.

Walter w. Harrison was arrAIRned
before Magistrate sssse Yesterday after
noon charged with trespasa on the
property Ok this p, w & b., railroad
He entered a freight car At Quantico and
was locked in, but MANAGED TO eseap
while the car was ia the West Yard He
was caught at Newark The fine was
fixed at IS ard costs
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
German Church wedding To-nIeht.

Frank e. Finck and Miss Lizzie Haas.
both Of this city, will be married this
evening. The ceremony will take place
In the German Lutheran Church, Sixth
and French streets. Rev Paul Isen-
schmid officiating Mr. and Mrs Finck
will 60 to their future home in Franklin
City, Va morrow.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
New Sen Road Rules Postponed.

WASHINGTON, Feb 26.-The president
has issued an order suspending until fur
ther notice the operation Of the proclama-
tion putting into effect on March next
the new rules for the road at sea and to
preNent collisions.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
THE: empire
DEPARTMENT. STORE.
200 MARKET STREET.
Another Step in the Worlds
Onward Progress

The Empire Department Stores heroic
Efforts in successfully gaining the masses
Of shoppers, that leave home unlimited,
and after their inspection OF our goods
and prices turn into buyers
Such has been our recommendations.
The bold ventures we make by Offering
good. substantial merchandise. at prices
far below the wholesalers or jobbers.
Commencing tomorrow "wednesday
for two days. we will sell goods that will
create general stir, as we know the
public fully appreciate our method of
selling the most goods for the least
money.
Elegant 1878 Floor Mattlngs two
days sale) for "a ayard
Nice Lsce Border Pillow Slips at 1879
q piece
Turkey Red Table Linen at 19i a
yard
Lsdies's Side Combs that we have been
selling for i0c pair, we will sell them
Wednesday and Thursday FOR $40 a pair
Best Holland Window Shades, as
sorted eolors, guaranteed 6 IT. long, f.
wide, spring roll, for 27ls
A better grade Turkey Red Table
Linen, 25s quality for 16c yard
Good apron Glngham at Al yard
Fine Linen Tabls Napkins tboidered
aud fringed) sold for 75e TO 49o dozen
Ladies' Fancy Bone Hair Pins reduced
to 90 pair
Eorue Curtain scrlm, 40 Inches Wide
(for two days sale) 81 yard.
Nice Satin Ribbon, Sll oolora, lc yard.
We want 70 close out al our Mems
Wool Underwear. only three or four OF a
kind left some worth 81 90 or more,
closing price, Acc
Excellent quality Linen DamRsk Nap
king original price BIO Now at 800 a
dozen
The demand for our Neglegee Shirts al
S9s has increased 20 that We will sgaiu
place on sale At 30s (ior . daYH)
ohlldren's Worated Knee Pants. at 29s,
worth 600
The Boss" Overall, COS qnalIty for msn,
az SOS a pair.
Mems Iron Glad Working Pants for
5sa
Nobby Derby Hats for S9s ana ass
Our lesd.rs.
Household Goods Department.
Children's School States, 3ic.
Clothes Pins, lc dozen.
Mouse Trap with hole, &c; holes
3c; 3 holes for 5c 4 holes, 70.
Nice Wood Potato Washers. Ac.
Three Rolls Toilet Paper, 12c
Six boxes Parlor Matches, GOO ia boz
Tor 5is
Fine Towel Racks, &c
Eureka Market Baskets, Jic.
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The Empire Department Store
200 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
rInnhnrs 81 slriI.e.

FiTcHBuBG Mass. Feb &C. The plumb
ers Of the Fitchhurg local union. No 92.
including 5 Of the 19 master plumbers in
the city, went out on strike for an increase
OF so cents a day in wages.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
Tlmman and Evans vi.lt PhIIadeIphIn.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 26. ~ Governor
Evans and OK Governor Tillman Of South
Carolina arrived in this city for tho pur-
pose of yisitelg the Drexel institute and
getting points for their new school at Rock
Hill
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Last Nights Gay Event in
German Social Circles.
PLEASANT SURPRISE DANCE PARTY

Friends Gather at the Home of Miss
Lizzie Haughsy on jackson Street and
Audience TO Meet Mrs. Carpenter To-
night-Persona1 Mention.
All communications Intended for inEsrtss n
this column should be addressed 10 9octety
E3flo' are Of the EvEEIu0 JOURNAL Come
T0unie-,'ans ahould be written on one eide Of
kle PAPER only
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
DrEI1.

BLACKISTON.-On February e2. 1896, Mary
A., widow Of the late John w. Blngkiston,
aged e6 years.
DRUMMOND.-In this city, on FehCuary
II, 1875, John Drummnnd, In his sfth year.
BURLtN.-ln this city on February at
Mary A., widow of Francis Burlin. Bged I'd
years.
kENNARD in Philadelphia, February
-. 1895, kuIh kennar1, wife of the late N. j
kennard, In the 92nd year Of her age.
lfEARNS.-At Rockford, February o5nd.
Rob 10 brinckle, infant son NJ Robert II. and
Florence E. Mearus.
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
FarthqunIte ehook Al Tacoma.

TACOMA, Feb. 26.-Two earthquake
shocks ware felt here No damage was
done
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
mAaRrKr,

JOHNSON 0N-BAHKHR.--At $40 West Third
street. Wilmington. on Wednesday, February
sDth, 1895, By Rev. A. N. keigwin, Harry II.
Johnson ard Miriam II. Barker, both of Will
minEton, Del.
sTAYrON-HArFIEL by Rev. b. h.
dester. at the First NJ T.. parsonage, 81 B u.
m, February2o, 1895, David j. staytnn 70 Miss
Sailie Hatfield.
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WrlYr HnuNu.

Baltimore and washington, weok days.
Mlb, IN. Is AZ. a m; Ils ie. Il 0b, s0g. Aa1,
Z II Y 4; " he Il III y y os % a. nRa ~ q D. Is & Is n: Il:
Baltimore and Way Stations, II M 3 %
NeSark. S Del, week days. MlB. III, EsE
M ns l6. o. L4a7, g 4, 7eb, "a sls. f8 81, Il ~
. M. Sundays "a 10, ~, fS AZ m fla le, QSs
nS, 785, gS 10. rs IS, II 10 p m.
Fittsburg, 10 " a ~, "a 8g p m, daily
cincinnati and 81. Louis, slsi0 ; N. ana
Esx b Cilssns, Via Bristol ana ChattAnoogs
% - . ra daily. Inroagh sleeper 70 Nav O1
sinasrIy accommodation. 7l7Rm. 900. 7ss
''i issdenesf,z m % accommodation, week dayn.
J II, S4Ia ~; 2 IS and 40 IA. Sundays u
Tgains leave Market street station;
| Yor New York, week days, ts 80 "a,
gE ~ isslsSs "a 1ss Bsss s ssk ~ oHEs g1nssSs s % ~
Pifssburg and Chicsso, week davs. IS s0am.
Baltimore, week days, %, l5 20 a M ; 50.
IS 10 m. sunday 3 E pm.
For I,Endenbers aud way ststlops week
days, TCl 9 70 = mi Z "a, y ? n. Sundays.
IERSE " fFHfiLADgHFHiA, Twenty
| EuuRTH AND CHEslhllAt HIk.a ECh
wIsslEIssdoA Y Y w .s ~ @ agg ls Y e ysS so
| ans, f4O1, &R0 7bno, ysN $50 $50, 81 4a
/ vs. N. gSo, 10 l0and Il 30 m.
m: uls3oessi - % noon. Fls5. go. sis. HOo. 9a'
sac, f7R. Fsss, 10 70 and Il s5 p m.
/ LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTH
AND MARKET s1S. Week days, SO 20. n *.
So 20, " IS. fil % m; 50 Is. II a7..p m.
/ Telephone No l2a.
Rates to Western points lower than via any
| other line. q. .. SCOLA. eaen'l Pssss Agent.
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| VAJ Ilsn1tr6ruN AND NUttThERN RAIL.
w ROAD. Tine Table IA s1sct Oct. f5tn,
/ lS4.
Trains lesys Wilmington. French ssfees
| station. FOR B. q q. junction. MOntchAnll.
| Winterthur, Guyencouft. dIAnogues Cosaert,
CAAdds nofd Junction, Pocopeon, Wess
/ Chester, EmOreevitle, Mortonvtl1e. Coates
| Vile and intermediste stations, daily, excspe
| Sunday, AT % ~. 50, 4 ~ and ~ m;
| Sunday only at o. = rn; SO. 4b0pn N.
| For Waynesburg Junction, Springfield nnG
/ intermediate stations, daily. except Sunday,
at Z IS M. 81 and 40 p m. Sundays only nj
80f I'm, s. and 30 u II.
For Joanna, Birdsboros Reading and inter-
mediate stations. daily, except Sunday, ss
| 30 : u sud % . n Sunday only az seA
A. e. McCAUsLAND. Superintendent. :
1 S0WNEss BRIGGS Gen PAasenaeS A9sas
Evening journal., 1895-02-26
wondsrlana mn.se rhsatrs.

Grace Orchestra will play at the bazaar
Ia the Auditorium to-ruorrow night.