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Take Mexico as an Example.

Mexico is all very we'll in its way and
this country feels very kindly disposed
toward her, but do we wish to be Ike her
ananclally9 The Mexican silver dollars
contain SIS much or more bullion than do
ours. and yet It takes two OF them to
buy ons Of ours. Why is thisf Beosuse
the United States at present redesms its
silver dollars In gold or It's equivalent,
bnt when we become q silver mono
mstalllst country, as we would be II we,
like Mexico. went Into the free and un
limited coinage Of silver, our dollars
would be worth no more than hers.
Not long sIncs our government made
call for a large sum OF money and were
blamed for paying 81 per cent for H.
The bonds sold above par, aud II is quite
possible II more time had been taken tie
loan could have been secured at less
rate OF interest Mexico is also In need
Of money and she Is noating debt at .
per cent. This Ia not ALL When she gets
the money It viii be only 90 cents for
each dollar Of IL. which makes the In
terest rate about double what we are
paying-over per eent--to say nothing
Of the fact that when the loan natures
Mexico win have to pay 100 cents on q
dollar fer It, or 100 cents for every SO
cents received
This Is the result Of free coinage and
il Is folly TO believe that It would lead to
any other result In this country, without
an international agreement can be
entered into. BY continuing our present
sound money policy 1t Is probable We
shall drive Europe into bimetsllism and
when that is done It will benefit the
silver interests without running the
country. II Europe can drive us into
free coinage our gold will 60 into her
cofers and international blmetalllsm
will in all probability never be entered
into. Cannot the people understand this
with 80 near an objsot lesson as Mexico2
Financial ruin is I, natural result to any
nation that indulgaH in free silver, az
things now stand. Do we wish 10 20
into this folly for the benefit Of FEW
silver capitalists and 5soomo like Msxicog
II we do Europe has her hands ont
stretched already to receive our gold and
when 1t departs the present generation
will not live to SEQ It's rsturn.
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&l00 Raward- anna

The readers OF this tper viii be pleased 10
learn thai there is az least one dreaded
disease that science hss been able to cure la
All IS stages and that is Catarrh Halt's
tetarrh Cure is the only positive cure now
known 20 the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ing constitutional dlsease. requiies a con-
sttutionA treatment. Halls atarrh Cure
n taken Internally. acting directly upOn the
b ood anc mucous surteces OF the SYSTEM.
thereby destroying the f0undaiion of the dis
eNNA and giving the patient strcnsih d by buiid-
lhE up The CouatitutOn and assisting nature
IA doing is work. The proprietors have SO
inlt "a ttith In iis curative powers, that they
eiisf One Hundred Dollars FOR any case that
II iaiie 20 cure. send for list OF testimonials
Addi ess, Il j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, .. "a
- sold Dy Druggists, 75c.
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An EuovoIopmdIa Tor ~. .eB.

Only few copies left Of Rand Nc
Nally & Co. s Encyclopedia and Gazetteer,
which will be disposed Of at $2.25-whieh
is barely the cost Of manufacture. This
Is a work Of SEQ pages and is a condensa.
tiop Of the Encyclopedia Britannica.
Ohambers's Encyclopedia, ETC., with the
addition OF much original matter treating
Of American subjects It contains eighty
colored maps ana 2. 600 engravings and is
city. Apply for one at the EVENING
JOURNAL Office
Evening journal., 1895-07-30
Nothlnr . aens rnr rrom oounoIl.

The mad dog victims have nothing to
hope for from City Council They must
remain at home and run the grave rlsks
attending their misiortunss unless prl-
vate subscriptions come in In SUN cisnt
number TO pay for their trsAtment At the
PAateur lnstitute We regret that Clry
oounoil could not see It's way clear Is
take Affirmative aotion The expenditure
Of $500 would have met with the hearty
approval Of the Taxpayers and no right
minded man would have dared to raise
his vote In proteat
II two or three OF the little children
should die the members Of City Council
would never cease to reproach them 7
selves for their oyor-cautiousness II
devolvas upon a charitable public tc
perform duty whlsh City Council has
failed to perform for the public benefit.
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BcheduIs in efrect May IL, 1895.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE-
NUE. DEPOT, EAST BOUND.
An trains Illuminated with Pintsch
NEw YORK, weekdays. .sos. .7.so,
$3.50, % 40, si0S5 a. m; si22I, 'I5s, sS.Os'
'5S2, s7.S2, I'll D. IN.
NEW York, Sundays, 1905, $50,
PHILADELPHIA CTWENTY-FOU URTH
AND CHESTNUT STREETS.l
40 eSs-deays * es sOS 5;5S e 'l;sO, 7.55, $3.50.
100. .15s, 'SO6, s25 455 '5.s2, $50, '7S2, $40.
Sunday. 'sos, s;25s ,:zso. g55, $50 ::s.ss9g. ~.
$50, e7.32, $40, 10, I'll D. m.
PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTH AND
MARKET STREETS.
Weekdays, 1906. 1870, 1880, 'lO.S5 a. M
Sundays. 5, H'5.Os. Tso. Ills a. M; '7.sz.
CHESTER, weekdays '3O5, 5.55. s.27,
s730, 7.55, $3.50 -, e10.S5, LILO, sfl45, 6. m:
10, 'L59, 1906, as, A55. '5.s2, $50, '7.Sz.
CHEsTER. Sundays. ss05, s.g7, s7.So,
755, $50, s1I.35 a. m; l2.10, 10, 1906, s.25,
455, a5.S2 $40, 'l$2; $40. 10, II p. m
M: si2.2i' si'5s. .ao6 .. "a. Sundays, s7.S0,
'7.55 a. M; 900 IN.
CAPE MAY, weekdays, '7.3O c1O.s5 a.
M. Saturdays only, 1859. 1905 p. m.
Sundays, '7.SO q. m.
WEST BOUND.
40. ZOE, sS.47, sl105 a. M .l2.55, 'S07, sos.
s4O3. s525, s6i5, sS2 sS5s p. m.
Sundays, q 20, 7.C2, .s.47 a. m; '11.5b. s2-07.
1903, s403, H5.25, $50. 1888 y. m.
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS
7.02 a. M; 3.03 p. m. daily.
NEWARK, Del, =4.20, 7.02, ss.47. '11.05 =.
M; sl2.55, 3.03, s5.25, 7S5, $50, 1858, lilo
p. m. Sundays, '4.2O, 7.O2, s8.47 a. m; s12-b5,
S.oS, sos, zS5, sS.20, 'S;5S, lilo p. m;
PITTsBURG, weekdays, 's4l =. m;
n m a m n m
CHICAGO, tS47 a. m; 1925 p. M. daily.
CINCINNATI and 81. LOUIS, 'l255 and
NEW ORLEANS via Bristol and Chat
tanooga, $50 ?. m. daily. Ihreugh
sleepers to New Orleans.
SINGBRLY ACCOMMODATION, T0a
a. M. 1903, 7.35, and lilo y. IN. daily.
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION,
weekdays. 7.O2. 1920 a. M; L52, SIS p. N.
aqnaays TRaiNys III LEAVE q, 10 ~ MARKET 20 STREET
STATION.
For New York, weekdays, s5.l5 p m.
For Philadelphia, week days, 6.lO, sll.60
a. m; 800, ISIS, 9.45 p. m. Sundays, G.lQ
a. m; loo, s5.l5, 9.45 p. m.
For Pittsburg and Chicago, daily,
For Baltimore, weekdays. ESQ a n.; ..
Sis p. m. Sundays, 3, s5.15 \ q.
For Landenberg ana way Hta-s1ns, week
days, $50, 1925 a. M; 2, 5.15 p. m. Sundays,
LEAVE PHif.ADELPHIA eTWENTY-
EF,99BRSTl,HII It'll ANP AZ oa GaalE3srNUTsTREETs)
Weekdays. $40, 6, 7.I5, sis. $50. s1O.ss.
11.30 a. M. sl220, '1.1O, s1.S6, 2, 1880, 3S5,
'415, '4.49, s515. '5.1, $780, $50, '7.43, 's.2s.
Sundays, .5io 6. .s.15, $50, $50. 11.so am. ;
1920, si36 2, 1880 3S5. s4l5. s449. Gs0'
e7.43, sS.23, 1910 and 11.35 p. M.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA CrWELFTH
AND MARKET SrREETS)
Weekdays, '3.20 s7.55, '1O.16, a. M: III,
p. m. Sundays, ego, 1855 q. M; ~ D. m.
Telephone, No. 193
Rates to Western points lower than via
any other line.
c. o. SCULL, General Passenger Agent.
Z. b. CAMPBELL, General Manager
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Relief IN Six Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
lieved In six hours by the New Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
Is agreat surprise Tn account of Its exceeding
promptness In relieving pain IN the bladder,
kidneys, back and every part of the urinary
Passages 10 male OF female. II relieves reten-
ton of water and pain in passing Il almost
Immediately. II you wait quick relief and cure
this is your remedy. Sold by j.. s. Beetem and
q. James Belt druggists, Wilmington, Del. 4
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ME DOOTORls OOLUMN.


w. Lao, Phll4.-Have q very weak stomach
you adviser
Take Gastrine in teaspoonful doses,
three times daily, after meals Once or
twice a week take q teaspoonful Of
NathrolithIc Salts, in half a tambler of
hot water, one half hour before breakfast
Cersbrne in five drop doses, three times
daily.
r E B Boston-For the local trouble
you name take Testine Ia fve-drop doses
three times daily, on the tongue, for two
months Once or twice a week take q
dose OF Nathrolit hic Salts half hour be.
fore breakfast Sleep In cool room on a
hard mattress with light covering. Avoid
tobacco. spices and liquor
Dolly, New York-What can use for thick
ened skin on the hands.
Take rhyroidine, extract Of the thyroid
Rlaud. In three drop doses. three times
d dlV, on the tongue
Mrs. J. n. A Canasernga. N. " Y.-Will you
| please prescribs y remedy for flashes of heat
followed b profuse perspirstion,alsoe extreme
nervousness
Take Cerebrine, extract of the brain. in
| Eve drop doses, three times daily, on the
D tongue. Once CT twice q week take a dose
Of NRthrolithic Salts Buffalo Druggists
G. N G., Buffalo. N Y.-StRto symp-
toms Of kidney trouble. Caroline, extract
Of the heart. Is probably indicated.
w PAnKRR, M. ID.
| Med. Dept. Col. Chem. Co.
THE ANIMAL EXTRACTS.
| CEREBRINE, From the Brain. mEDUL-
| LINE. From the Spinal Cord CaRDINE,
From The Heart. TESriNE, OVARINE,
Dose, 5 drops. Price. Two Draohms, 81 es
GASTRINF.
l A rev and valuable remedy for dyspep iae1. s
EEBkICIDE PILLS
/ For Alalarial Affections, Neuralgia and Sick
l Headache. 60eents.
1 For Hahitual Constipation. Torpor Of the Bow
/ els or Inaction of the Liver. so cents
/ At all Druggists. or from
COLUMBIA OHEMIOAL co
Send for Literature. l1Gl Washington, DO.
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cupid sIrll1,s A. Gray Halrs.

CHESTER. Pa. July 80 -Mlss Minerva
Cochran, aged 13 years, Of Upland. aud
william Msrshsl aged 81 ye4rs, Of
Philadelphia. were married la evening
% Uoland The ceremony was performed
BY Rev Jeroms Lindemuth. pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church The bride
aud groom went 20 Washington on
wedding tour
Evening journal., 1895-07-30
The Rights of ireland

From the New York Herald
Ia truth, no definite scheme Of home
rule has ever been before the country.
Ia 1892 as in 1885, the election was a
pieDscite. "Wlll you have Gladstone
to rule over you-yea or nsy2' that was
the real question. The inst and consli-
tutlonal rights OF Irsiaud we're TO be
whatever Mr. Gladstone chose Bat to
day there is no plebisclte, no Gladstone,
oven as a candidate for Midlothian, and
the just and constitutional riRhss Of
lrelaad are rs uncertain as whan they
were enveloped 10 these mystifyiag cir
cumlocutionl 81 which the great word
compeller has al says delighted
Evening journal., 1895-07-30
Beautiful osnter-rabie pook,

You want something artistic for your
eeptro.tnble Something that will instruct
SO we'll as smuse Well, get a COPY OF
"Famous Paintings Of the World" bound
In cloth aud gold. 70 is beautiful port
folio Il artistic masterpieces and 81 70
will bug IL Made to sell at So. Only a
few left. Apply at EVENINGS JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1895-07-30
Qaeen Anne,a Gnrrrnl b sInl.

CENrREvuLE. Md July 80. General
Wnliam McKenney Is seriously I'll with
erysipeas OF the face. but his physicians
to-day think his condition is somewhat
improved. General NcKanney Is one Of
the largest land uwuets ia MARYLAND
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TTOFNsF APPTI0ATIoys,


NOTICE. JOHN J. HANLEY, THE
~ owner and occupant OF the house situated
at No. l0l Monroe street, in the Third ward,
in the city of Wilmington. county of New Cas-
tie and State OF Delaware, in co upliapce with
the requirements of the acts Of the General
ASS smbly in such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that l shall apply 10
writing to the Court Of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF
Delaware, in and for New Castle county, on
Monday, he 10Th dav of September. 1895. being
the next term OF said court, for q license for
said house rs an inn or tavern. for the sale
therein OF Intoxicating liqnors In less guam
titles than one quart. TO BE- drunk on the
premises, and the following respectable eiti-
zens Of said ward, at least twelve OF whom
are substantial Ireeholders of said ward,
recommend the said application. viz:
Daniel W Mullins William A. ALcNeal
James Grant Hugh Mckinley
John SpraRg Nell Dougherty
James Callahan VIM. NJ. Dickinson
Michael Newell Robert Cassidy
George III. Huber J I'm j O'Neiu
ID II lleary .iohn Russell
X. AbbeFger Edward NansaDt
J. p. II. Fuekel Philip Gallagher
Daniel Mater T.. HGckendarn
John 4. SpraPg andrew Travis
Alfred Hanna Phtleman J kitchie
T. +. O'Harra Harry q. Mckay
George Hartman
JOHN J. HANLEY. - -.
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The allegation Is made that John T.
Walker had softsning Of the brain and
was not capable Of entsring into a
marriage contract Between Johns
softening Of the brain and Isaac S
hardening Of tbs heart the lawyers
promise to set good slics OF the shoe
dealers savings.
Evening journal., 1895-07-30

Governor Watson has remarkable
faculty Of making appointments which
not only please the Democrats, but
against which the Republicans oannoa
raise the voice Of protest. The reap
poIntment Of Charles 2. Thomas as
election commissioner is but another
demonstration Of this.
Evening journal., 1895-07-30
work for Che Flfty-fourth Conereas.

nhoAA TIE 2cW a ofA san.
There is no indignity or wrong which
the troaoherous and vindletive oppres-
sors Of Caba would not perpattate, II
they dared. upon American citizens
because cur fervent agmp4thy for their
victims Is notorious kpoNlng this 1t Is
the duty OF the Cleveland adninistration
to take such effective precautionary
Evening journal., 1895-07-30
Governor Richards aud wyoming.

From the New York Times.
Governor Richards will not, for the
sake Of the reputation Of the new state
plead that it will be more economical to
rely upon the United States, nor even
that 1t will be inconyenient to assemble
arm, and set In motion the nece. trY
number OF citizens Of Wyoming 20 qusll
this latest outbreak A state that turns
out so we'll at elections would scarcely
consider that Governor Richards had
made good case In support Of Wyom-
ings right to indep 3ndent statehood I be
eh uld plead that the railroads that are
fufiiciont ia number TO move United
States troops are not adapted TO the
effective movement OF state forces
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speoiai one-Day Excavations TO ToIohester
Beach via Phiiadeiphis, Wilmington
ana baltimore Ratlraad.

ena haitlmoro hatlrond.
% faursdays August aud % the
Philadelphia Wilmington aud Baltim lre
kailrosd Company III run select one day
excursions 70 colchester Beach, Chesa
psaRe bsy's popular resort.
A special train will leave Wilmington
ct "a N. aud round trip tickets will
be sold a. the extremely log rNe ot$l
This place has all the attributes OF q
hrst eiass resort and especially appeals to
families E7ery possible kind OF amuse
mont 10 10 bs found in addition 70 the
never dying fascination of the sea. Its
location on the prottiest part Of Chesa.
peake bay speaks for itself.
Evening journal., 1895-07-30

Prayers for rain in sectlons Of the
West and for dry weather In the East
show that the climatic conditions sre un.
favorable for the crops and that the Av-
eFage man Is distressed thereby.
Evening journal., 1895-07-30

The slowness Of the law was well illus
trated by the dismissal Of a New York
policeman from the force two days after
his death. he had committed suicide.
Evening journal., 1895-07-30
RECENT LITERATURE.


Godey's Magfzne for August Ia an
issue OF beauty aud iatsrsst Ia every
page The oover Is drawn this month by
v. w Newman. There is 3 dezen illus.
trgted articles and the poetry and
fashions all 60 TO make up very at
tfRctive numbsr OF this popular ten cent
magazine
The Niokle Magazine for August CON
tsins four interesting stories and an in
structive article by e B. Barry about six
celebrated painters; there is nlso some
thing about Murillo, the painter without
ambition. and Mildred Aidrioh continues
her newsy "Etage Successes OF the Past
Season This number is rich in lllus
tration, containing bssIdss many popular
reproductions Of Gue paintings, pictures
Of curious women IN vailed attire from
all over the world
Ths seven abort stories In soiibnor's
Fiction Number (Augusl) are oontrlbu
ted by remarkable list Of wrIters
including Anthony Hopo, H o amer.
hichArd Harding Davis, Noah Brooks,
OltRve ThRnet and George | Putnam.
The stories Will be elaborately illustrated
by the very baat men.
A B Hepburn. president OF the Third
National Bank Of New York, has written
for the August number Of The Forum, an
article fully explaining the operations
Of The bond syndicate, pointing ont the
excellent results which have followed
Its work
Tho most original fashion article OF the
season appears Ia the August Issue Of
Jenness miller Monthly It Is written
from the Jenuesa Miller standpoint and
entitled '"rhe Realm OF Chidren's
Clothes Nothing ia all the world Of
faehlou wiring could be more explicit,
practical aud ohsrming No mother oan
afford 20 forego its psrussl.
The frat of Anthony Hopes new series
Of zsnda stories, Ia McOinre's Magazine
for August, reoitlng a heroic love
passage between the beautiful Princess
Osra aud brave stephen the Smith. Is
most charming The girl was young
aud the dream was sweet, aud tbs ory
Is IN full accord with these attractive
conditions. The nav jungle story by
kiplipg Is also notable
A symposium Of women discusses In
/ the August Arena. the question "Ia the
Siugle Tax Enough TIE arguments pro
and con show that the women are be.
| ginning to do their own thinking on all
the great social and political questions OF
! onr firnar
Evening journal., 1895-07-30
Holmes Tells a Crewsomo Tnle.

PHILADELPHIA, July 30.-An entirely
new statement has just been made by H.
II. Holmes In it the man Of many crimes
gives in detail his version of how Pitzel
came by his death last September and al-
so states his (HolmesD connection with
the tragedy
Holmes says that on the Saturday night
preceding the death Of Pitzel the latter
came 20 his house ON North Eleventh
street, where he was staying with Mrs.
Howard. " Pitzel told Holmes heart
rending story Of his pecuniary difficulties
and of the sickness of his daughter in st.
Louis
i must have money, - he said, or words
TO that effect, TO send to my wife to St.
Louis"
Holmes demonstrated with Pitzel as to
his spendthrift habits and spoke substan-
TALLY to him as follows
Ben, you have been a good friend Of
mine. I'll admit l have made lots of mon
ey through you, but I cannot keep this
thing up. Where Is that $50 gave you
the other day. If you don quit drinking,
You and I will have TO separate
This conversation is said to have been
carried on along Eleventh street, the men
walking north until Norris street was
Pitzel exclaimed;
III am Of no benefit to any one. will
soon get rid Of my difficulties. Life has
become nuisance to me.
Holmes thon AYERS that he ioSingly re-
marked to Pitzel, Well your body is as
good as any other, but ] wouldn't advise
you 60 do anything rash.
Holmes accounts for making this re-
mark 10y saying that he and Pitzel had
under consideration the defrauding Of the
Fidelity Mutual Insurance company.
Holmes says Pitzel then became angry
and again avowed TINT he would commit
suicide
Holmes then explains that Pitzel left
him with the intention of going home.
Holmes says he gave Pitzel no money that
night, but promised to meet him at tho
Callow Hin street house the following
morning.
The Discovery Of PitzcI's Death.
Il was about 10 O'Clock the following
day Sunday Holmes goes on to say, that
he went to visit Ptzel at the Callow Hill
street house. When he reached the place,
nc one apparently was about Holmes sat
in the kitchen for almost go minutes,
waiting for pitzcl to appear The latter,
Holmes supposed, had gone cut for break
fast
Time wore ON, and Ben was not TO be
seen. The consprator then says that he
became anxious about his friend where
abouts and began TO search the house fol
Pitzel.
As I arose TO go up stairs says the
criminal, 81 noticed a note lying on tn,
counter in the front part of the house. Il
was addressed to me.
Then Holmes explains that he opened
the note. II directed him 90 go upto tn,
second floor and open closet, in whicl
he would find large blue bottle contain
ing another letter addressed 20 him
Holmes followed the directions. He found
the note in the bottle as described. ant
was horriiied when he read it.
II was from Bcninmin pityol and ad
Evening journal., 1895-07-30

The Texas Democrats want Whilney
for President Silver cannot be very
popular down there They are near
enough to Mexico TO see the practical
workings Of free coinage.
Evening journal., 1895-07-30
The Posaib ilities OF the Oonservativss.
Tgom The PhIlAdelphia Public Ledger.


From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Ia the new English Parliament the
Conservatives aud Unionlsts, acting to-
gethsr. will have the largest parliament
ary majority known for q century. This
OonasrVatives moreover, will have a
majority over all, aud this may bs tho
cause Of their undolng. There hna al.
ready been an outburat 81 jlngoisni.
Lord Salisbury has been advised by
various papers to adopl policy that
would soen involve the nation ia war
With several OF the great powers OF
Europe. Although he Il nos likely to 20
that far, the foreign policy Of the gov
ernmeut Is likely 20 be much more
aggressive than that Of She Liberals
who have alwayN bsen half-haarted Ia
their Interference with other peoples.
Il is probable. Also that tbs OonssrvA
tiyss being masters OF the situation,
may gradually ALLEVIATE the Unionists,
though no immediate ohanRe is to be
looked for. Thers is nome Satisfaction ia
having a country ike Great British ruled
by one party, lnstei Of one party being
dependent on another. For good or hi,
the majority will rule, aud nos the
minority Ia the form Of third party
holding the balance Of power.
Evening journal., 1895-07-30

A symposium OF women discusses In
the August Arena the question ia the
slugle Tax Enough TIE arguments pro
and con show that the women are be.
ginning to do their own thinking on all
the great social and political questions Of
orr times
Evening journal., 1895-07-30
CONTEMPORARY OPINION
rue threat Of the masges-


From the Philadelphia American.
II is becoming more and more apparent
that the two sections OF the Democratic
party have como to the parting Of the
ways ever the silver question, but 1t ls
far from certain that the party Will hs
weakened by the split Some time since
the inevitable split threatened to assume
such proportions as would diarupt the
party, but it is becoming more aud more
evident that President Cleveland repre-
sents but minority, and a small
minority, Of the Democratic perty. The
Wall street wing is alone unit in
support OF the President and his pet
hobbies Of gold monometxliism and free
trade, while ths masses soem q unit ia de.
msnding that silver bo restored 70 ita
place as monsy, aud far from bsins brow
beaten BY tbs threats OF their at-ona-
time adored leader, retort by threatening
to read him and his friends out Of the
party.
Evening journal., 1895-07-30

proper time arrives the. Queen OF the
Antilles" will be Acknowledged as free
and independent by tho United States.
Evening journal., 1895-07-30
RAxr.RoAnA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA.

PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THH
INTERLOCKING SWITCH AND
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.
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DTJAwApW DTvTsTON
SUNDAY TRAINl

For Cape Charles, Old Point Csmfoi
and Norfolk, 12.01 night.
For Midcletown, Clayton, Dover, W.
oming, FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgevill
Seaford, Laurel and Delmar, 12.01 night
Evening journal., 1895-07-30

JOHN J. HANLEY.