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Evening journal., 1895-02-18
TELEeRAPHlc BRIEFS.

Near Crovle- CAL, stage was robbed
by q Ions highNayman armed with a shot
gun.
A regiment Of Indians recruited to Sight
for Gunt mala in the impending war cith
Mexico has deserted
Hon. D. Ogden Bradley, president of
the Tarrytown National bank, died sud
denly Ia nobhs Ferry, n. ".
At Mount Vernon, Ky. Monroe Bussel
killed Doc Zones his hrother.in in law, ly
striking him on the head with an ak.
James Frazier and A. b. McQuiston Of
Raxiord Pa were killed by thoesplasion
OF a boiler 81 an oil wen near RoSfoId.
10 announced 90 the New Ycrt sub.
tgca sury tha. s2l. .0lJuCO in gold has heen
received on account of Che Belmont Nor
gan syndicate
The Chinese emperor has ordered the
goTeinar Of Shantung TO hehcad nll tho
civil officer; and military and nnvnl OH
cars connected with the defonse Of Wei
Hal Wei
Much anyiaty Is manifested among the
owners Of mall coastWise vessels as % the
safety OF feet II about 25 ships which
arc supposed to have lecn lost in the biz.
zard Of "A week ago
Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Iznaga Of Lon
don ha, 9 as.e. d upon a senarat on. Mrs
Yznaga who was Miss Mabel Cnitis
Wright hslora her marriage was bc 10
Cor three se sons in Now Yorb's fash ivn-
ablo society before her marriage
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
THE PENINSULA PRESS.
what the Delaware and Eastern Shore
Editors Are Thinking or

what the Delaware and Eastern Shore
Editors Are Thinking or
A bill has been introduced in the
House designed for the charge and pro-
lection Of inebriates. Not every reform
measure Is Of necessity good measure,
and the General Assembly would do well
to consider the matter carefully before it
shall decide to pass such bill as this -
Dover Index
Wilmington's manner Of cleaning the
sidewalks Of snow is a good one, Any
person not having the snow cleaned of
within the time specified by law Is
arrested and hned. Among those thus
fined last week was United States Senator
Gray Easton Ledger,
The reform movement can be started
right here in Wilmington commencing at
tho receiver Of taxes LIST US have reform
but not Of the Democratic kind like they
are giving us at Washington, D. c.
Daily Republican.
The ground hog story and the blizzard
would seem enough for the average citi
zen OF Delaware to endure without the
weary sight presented from day to day at
Dover between the Higgins Addicks
forces Newark Ledger.
We do not expect the millennium to
arrive very soon, but we believe that IL
Is possible to prevent many Of the OF
fsnses against the ballot OF which we
have heard 80 much. Morning News
The farce Of senatorial election by
the Delaware Legislature is still kept up
Addlcks has SO far made good his threat
that It would be himself or nobody. 1t
looks IS II he had made a bad bargain
No good business man pays in advance.
Elkton Democrat.
Prominent Republicans are afraid to
20 to Dover. Every one Of them is hop
ing that when the break comes, he may
be the choice for senator, and he Is sfgald
bis chances will be hurt IL he gets mixed
up IN the rquabble Watch them stay
away unanlmously.-Eyery Evening.
The employment Of criminals in some
way is highly desirable The only ques
tion is, can the state afford the outlay
for such workhouseY Dover Dela-
Warean.
We look for a gubernatorIal nomina-
tlon that will meet general party sp
provel and will command the full party
vote. Denton Journal
Oh. how Delawares great men have
fallen How inexpresslbly sad TO see
her idols turned TO clay, to see them
shattered and broken; to see her temples
IN ruins, and the remnant Of a once
proud, brave and patriotic people. plead
ing IN vain at deserted altars for the aid
81 her protectors-S Saint Anthony and
Saint George. p Dover Sentinel
Itwouldn't be bad thing for til,
Delaware Legislature to have a shooting
match Anything to relieve the mouotonY
aud save the honor Of the state Mid
dletown Transcript.
II Investments are made unpro6tabll
In this state they will seek other fields
If we want capital to remain with us w
must not take steps to drive ii out =
Sesf1rd News
XIII the attempt to rob the stat,
treasury Of two Thousand dollars an.
nually for the Dover Fair. II that
enterprise cannot stand without stat'
aid, 1t had better go down. Delaware
has no money 70 squandtr on hors'
racing Milford Chronicle
Il
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
slsIshing thro' Georgia OH
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

The silver men are justified 10 regard
ing the present crisis as a financial cloud
with a gold lining Washington Star
Postmaster General Bissell's denial Of
the report that he was about TO resign
indicates that his sticking qualities are
vastly superior to those Of the stamps he
has been issuing lately New York
Tribune
Il is safe TO say that never again will
any person be 20 foolish as to take any
pains to save the life Of Millionaire
Russell Sage st Paul Call
A Philadelphia girl who was dumb for
four hours was startled into speech by
the strains or Sweet Marie from ali
itinerant barrel organ bow many things
thst old song has to answer for ~
Syracuse Post
The Presidents suggestion OF loan
won't do much good If Congress leaves
the President alone Ia the support Of It,
Boston Globe.
The theatre hat is rising to the dignity
Of political issue. Chicago Herald.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
hAAAnoALs


fDNEN8fl4VANlA RAILROAD-STAN
ARD Railway OF America - Protects
ghroughout ny the lnterlocking Switch IN
PEILABELPHIA. WILMINGTON and BAL
FIMOhE RAILROAD, In effect Nov Is, 1882
Trains VIII leave Wilmington AZ follows;
lhilAdelphia, express, 81, b5, 20, 8 80, z ~,
90 80. s65. a4e 10 05, 10 18. 10 40, 11.25 Ii 8
4 os 81 a; M Ils IS. 81 8o6. 50l, 10, 50. 7M.
Ace1mmod alton. 90, 200. 8 90. l04ssu. .Isss
26, 3 90, 8 Is, 2 40, 10 a5 p m.
Chester express, ! 81, q, $50, ta,7bQs@
65. l9l Co. II p. Il 81 "a, 81, 3 OA,b 50. 100
1ceonmodatlon.s 3 %, : 90. Go. 10 IS. Ii s3an
II ss, 2 s6, 3 ~, is, Z 80, 10 90 p m.
New York, 81, 2b5, 70, 20, %, 8 %. 55
As, 10 l5, lOl6 10 As, II 81 IN. Il2 81 81, aa5
n6. 0A 10, SO, 707, 9 IL, 10 s5Dln.
Boston, without change, 10 l6 am, S p N.
For the south southern Hallway Express,
81 pm. Slee ers to Augusta, ST Augustine,
and Tampa; 2 Al p m. SleeLers 10 Hot Springs,
Memphis and New ORLEANS.
West Chester, via Lan1oKin, % a NJ, 80
6swark Centre and intermediate ztAtlors
Bsitinors ana washington, ass, sm. ell
10 IS, il % N. I2 O5, 1s p, II 1b, O8, "a SIS
70 %, 2 Al, 6 5s, 7Gl. 20 p N, 1s ~ night.
Baltimore and inlarmbainte stati0pn. : ~
leave Pnuadeipnis, Broad street, for VII
miugton, express. 3 81, Z 70, e, III, TO- 10 10
u "a, II 3s. M tla %, 30, 02, 81 40. ol, Il,
500, %, IS. 5 b9, 9 II, 655, I 40, II 10, Il -
Recommendation. s 20. 7 80, lOs5Am,lHsO}
ug, ~, Q 22, 8 IS. 70 O3. II 38 D n,
Sunday Treina-Lenve Wilmington for.
Pnlladelphia, express, 50, 2 b6, 90, 8 90, 6 s.
43. ~ o.. 10 85, n 81 Am, 30, o. Sos 56, on
asAa g6, D "a. Recommendation, z CO. 10 m
" 70, 40, 05. IS, 10 30 N.
Chester, express, %. ~, 50. s.. 10 0s.il 81
a IN, 81, bns, 3 80. qW, Q COT m. Aocnrnmo
iatsnn, 7Oi. l0s N. u 10, .tto, I O5, S Is. rs.
Nav Ysvk. IM, 28. $50, 7m.
9gs g q, A5s y y tl m u 10, 81. o6, & oS. sba,
l.o-'s,S vlrb1ut change, Bbs otn.
For the South Southern Railway Express,
8 n 2 n, eepcrH 90 Augusta, So Augustine,
and Tampa; a q N, sleepers 10 Hot springs,
,Wsm Chester, gi1 Dsrnokin. % : n
Baitiuors and washington. ASS. s.0l. 1918
- y q, l2 2a, 5 %, 4e @. Al, 7lll. % D. Ia
Baltimore and intermediate stations eOs
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for Yn.
suington, express, 3Ns -. u ~ y ~
His. a, sos, o 66. So, 7iO, sa6, Il 10. II Is
Asoomuoa alton, 10. $50. i0sS = "a. lssl,
2 %, 10, s 8a. % g9s II 8s r n. ,-
New Csztln, %. y 10 n, ? 50, 81, ID, 9 b5
? 81 = m 1910 nisAe.
1fsWcs. "a a n. - p ins
ELpress Tor Dover 64sr1ngtcn hnp Delmef,
2 IS, il % N. 4 81 p m, le o. night,
Harrington and way etsfious only, 50 . n
EEprQss for Wyoming, c Tsp N.
EEDfedt IoE N4pc JtllslAeet llA EutMt lub"
toyt and Norfolk. II % = "a, II q night.
sunday trains for.
New OJ6tin. IL O8 night,
sjape Charles. Old Point Comfort and No
elk, Il o. night.
MiadiefoTn, Clayton, Dover. Wyoming
Eeiton, Harrington. Bridgevflie. SeAford
Lanrel aud DelInar, - on night
fCoruessionAl Limited Express trains CON
posed entirely Of PulloA1 Vefsitris peylrv
ard Dining Cars, Ncsxtra fare other than the
usual Pullman charge
tLdEnlt,,t Ex xpIass Trains, unrarussd IL Pal
dGhn VeEtinuls Pnrior CAIs. Vestioule las
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
PLAT-r DECLARES WAR.
nis rIans Tor Making 10 uot For sIayoi
strong nf Ecw York.

strong nf New York.
NEW YORK, Feb i8. Wa has heon "a
ela'ed on Ma or Sto br Thomaa Col
1 or Plat. and llO kepubllcan $ a lead.
ers wio ncs as lieutenantg AT q con
ference hold By the lioga state man with
number OF pa ty managers at tho III tn
Avenuo ho el it was practically agreed TO
nccep, the suggestion Of Chairman Hack
ott OF the state committee and refuse here.
nf er as a parry ganiga ion to hold itsolf
rospcnsible for tie &c Of the mayor
Furthermore Il was practically agreed
thn all legislation desired by the mnyor,
tie committee OF seventy and the Good
Government clubs shall lie indefinitely y
hung up at least until q thorough under
standing is reached with tie mayor and
THAT probably, should canvas of the leg.
ilutnre show o majority for 1t, a power Of
removal bill shall be passed enabling Gov
ernor Morton to cut oil Democra 10 heads
with os much facility as Mayor Strong is
now Going it,
Incidentally 1T may he observed the
advsarility OF push ng Governor Morton
forward for he presidential nomination
IN 1896 was suggested ana should he
stand by tho state organization in its bat
To with tho mayor he wi bo promised the
support Of the Empire State delegation to
the next national convention. Should he
cast bis fortunes with the mayor perhaps
this prize may be denied him.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
10 FLORIDA.
Personally Conducted Tours via PennsyI-
vaniR Railroad.

Personally Conducted Tours via PennayI-
vaniR Railroad.
To the large number OF people who feel
the need Of a mid winter as well So a mid
summer holiday, the Pennsylvania Rail
road Oompany's personally-conducted
tours 20 Florida especially commend
themselves; the excursion rates being
most liberal aud the style Of travel first
class in every particular
The next Of the ieries Of Jacksonville
tours. allowing two weeks stay Ia
Florida. viii leave New York aud Phlla.
delphia On February 26 and Others will
leave on March l2 and 20 The rate, in.
cluding transportation, meals en route,
aud Pullman berth on special train, is
$50 90 from New York and S4S 90 from
Philadelphia; proPortionate rates from
other points
For further Information apply to Ticket
Agents or address Tourist Agent. 1896
Broadway. New York or Room All, Broad
street station, Philadelphia TO whom
application for space SHOULD also be made
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
Express and cattle Trains Collide.

GuTRrE, O. n. Feb. 1s.-Tho Texas
express and through cattle train on the
Santa lie collided in Dead Man cut, five
miles south Of here. The passenger on.
Riheer jumped and saved his life, as did
the freight fireman Freight Engineer
Charles Appleby was killed, and Passenger
Fireman Patrick Coldron was caught n
the cab and slaldod SO badly that he died.
Both engines, baggage and mail cars and
half a dozen freight cars were demol shed,
and 20 head Of stock were Killed The pas
songer coaches did not leaye the tray l..
and no pnasangors were hadlv inimrod
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
TRAIN STRUCK TROLLEY CAR
One Passenger Was Killed and One Sc
verely Injured.

vereiy Injured.
pITTsBuRG, Feb. 1s.-A wreck occurred
at The Rankin Gro sing be woen the west
ern express on the Baltimore and Ohio
and a trolley car on the Braddook and
Rankin branch of the Second Avenue
line. which resulted in the death Of Miss
Anna Cusack and the severe injury Of
William Jones, both passengers on tho
electric car. The Baltimore and Ohio
train was AN hour late and was coming
along at high rote Of speed Just a- the
trolley car approached tbs crossing VIII n
the motorman and conductor saw hat a
collision was inevitable they told the pas
sengers to jump for their lives.
There were i2 passengers, all Of whom
succeeded in getting off except Miss Gu
sack. She sat still because she could not
understand English and did not know
the danger she was In. She arrived in
New York on Saturday and was on her
way to Rankin TO join her father, whom
she had not seen since she was years
old. The car was struck fairly in the cen
ter and was reduced TO kindling wood.
Miss CusaoS's head was cut entirely off
and her body horribly mutilated viii
liam Jones had his arm crushed and
head badly cut All the others wero bruis-
cd or slightly cut by flying pieces of tho
wrecked car
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
aIecanrey In a Ho.n.taI.

NEW YORK, Fob. 1S.-Dominick Nc
Cafirey, the puglist who was fighting
Mitchell and sullivan a few years ago
has had a browning bit Of hard luck Sew
eral weeks ago in getting out OF his bat =
tub he scraped the skin off his Ia tep. lilo
was finally threatened with blood poi on
ing. On Friday he was advised to go to
Bellevue hospital, and there he went and
be IS occupying a bed in that Institution
now. Tho surgeons think thoy can save
the foot. but at first ID was doubtaul
Evening journal., 1895-02-18


1. ]. !. ! !
eifect Nov. Is, 1894 s<xTNS ~.
Trains leave Della. EzSslStN
ssre Avenue Depot z4.N "a NM
Vast t0nnc. Wasff-@sNlGsE AN-sF1An
Tor : Express trains. q .1 e ga7 Us sA.
New York, week sftA IN ~ - bakH
lays, ib %, Nl7, AsMBifFAfffiiT/alHf
IS -, $40 40a N; 1874 N&xSSNllAlaal ~
e 4q, IS Is. " 34.l11 % sShiN6AS<
p. 10. Sundays, t3 ce, ~
" ll,il 40 m; ~ Az,
IS rs y -, III % pm.
All trains Illuminated with Pintech Light
PHILADELPHIA, ~ A,NIl eve 40
e9e II l7f7 6s IS, IS 10 90 lOd6 il0 40, III Is
: "a, IlsM g, aA9, 8 IS. 46h. V 60, $50 y "a.
81 snndays, Is %. 3 s5.E17. 7 So, 100, III iona
nj Iz, nso. s@, 455, 1915. $50 " 81
Z PhfEIpEIPRaIA, Ia ISs IL TWELFTH AND NAB
kkT i45, sIlsEsls. Week days. u u |" Us 70 "
PHILADELPHIA, Sundaye. i8 o. - u, III 40
y; sss5 y -, wsk y 81 a. sSs " Is i O. 6s cas- l7s7s
5s rs AZ, 70 30, 10 40 no 40 III be M l0 y ~
%, So. 70 So, so, u 81, 10, l000, ~ CO "a.
III 10, Ii 10 "a; a5 ~ ~, IS, 4b5, Is 5ab, 80
n 81, 8 ID, 10 90, III % n,
lls a. ass D M; sundays. y II, 7bsAm
~ y. WEST BOUND
a ioss r. r. nd Msa9isfon "; s S i ~ gsse 81 dsyE g7
IS s7aTn; ils Ie, u % e, 4 81. is III Is 5S m.
baltimore and Way Stations. II N, S@
Nswark, Del, week dsye, a ID, az, nn
a. iis 10 8, y g, e a. 81 Is ~ ~ 81 y ~ y
. 70. Sundays "a rs. ~. rs ~ a "a. flS 70, kO8
Nsf. 55, f8 10, 70 5s, II lepm N.
Eittsburg, IS ~ q m, "a ~ D M daily
Chicago. Ie Az. nj Y q, 2 "a. daily.
Cincinnati and St Louis. flRls N. and
New orleans, via Bristol and Chst1Anoosl
8 10 N daily. Through sleeper TO New Or
leana,
singsEy accommodation. lTa N. sOa, : q
aao u 10 pm, daily.
II. s47 N; 5 ab and 43 D m Sundays, y 30
Trains leave Market street station:
Eor Nav York, week days, IS 80 q NJ,
FOR phi Rd5lrhin. week days, a. A, n so,
70 70. IL g0a IA; 2 IS, 70 . n. Sundays, $40,
Pittsburg and Chicago, week days. IS SoAra.
Baltimore, week days, %. fe 50 q m; y S.
sc 30 ? m. Sunday 81 pm.
For landenbsrR and way stations. WeEE
ssys % % m; 10. 3 ~ N. snndssl.
Leave PHILADELPHIA. TWENTY.
WlLMINGIOH,week days, 70 81, 615, z 90. f8l5
10 %, tils2 a IA; ~ 90 noon: VI 10, II As, sO0.
3 10. 400, 30. 80 90. 50 Al. SO. 640 " Az
Us %, $50, 10 l0end II 86 p N.
9uodaye. 70 81, IS, S6l5, 30, 10 90. I'll 4s
"a; o. noon; y 35, 200, a1h. 400. 480.
LkAVE PHILADELPHIA. TWELFTH
AND MARKET S1's Week days. s8 20, q765,
III 2s NJ; 1916 T2s, NJ. SundaYs.
50 20, 81 65, vi n6 = Hai % se. - q. y N.
Telephone No lgd
Rstes to Western points lower than v1h gny
1fher line. Q. o. SCDIlLA Gent Paae- Aesnt
h Is OAMFbhLala, General Manager.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
johnson nentcn ON tho Ice.

MfNNEAPoLIs, Fob 1S.-Tohn S. John
son the breaker of unnumheied records
was compelled to lower his colors at the
Nmmannla rink to Peter Ostlund ibo
champion skater of Europe in q raco of
l.64O yards A standing start was made
and johnson led until within 20 rod of
tho finish, whom Ostlund made wond r.
full burst of spoed and won by moro than
two feet iu.2.aB Id
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
nNothine Venture, NothInr uave

Rev. Jnhn Beii. Jr, Of Great Falls. Mon.
recommended Ely's Cream Balm 10 me. / can
emphasize hia statement 1T Is a positive
cure for catarrh II used as directed. Rev.
Francis w. Poole pastor Central PreshY-
teran Church. Helena, Mon.
u is the medi inc above all others for
catarrh, and Is worth its weight in god
can use Ely'a Cream Balm with safety and IL
does all that is claimed for it.-B. w. sperry
Hartford. Conn.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
In the Orphanls Court

The session Of the Orphans Court
Saturday was a short one Tnghman
Johnson. trustee OF the estate OF Joseph
Bremen. made q return Of the sale Of
property which was approved and con
frmed Ella s Rulings, administrative
Of Tilghmau Ridings. was granted an
order to sell land to pay debts
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
Christian Endeavor nay Observed.

Christian Eudeavor Day was observed
at Central Presbyterian Church last
night. Greetings we're read from
societies In thirty-two states and
territories. Ths society from Kansas
City, Mo-, sent greeting With copy Of
Evening journal., 1895-02-18

It's state hymn, with music, which was
sung by the Wilmington society last
night. The meeting was led by Miss
Stasts Rev William P Swartz gave a
short interesting address. explanatory Of
the dsy, aud there was good music
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
ID nnnrrncne Delnred.

NEW YoRK, Feb. lS.-The French line
steamship Ia Bourgogne, Captain Gefruy,
had not been reported up o this morning.
She sailed from Havre at 10 q. m Satui-
day Feb. 9, ana was due at this port yes
terday morning.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
cantaln Won Goessers meroism.

BERIIN, Feb. 1s.-A Bremerhaven pi-
lot writes to The Weser Zultung that Cap
tain Won Goes.el Of the North German
Lloyd steamer ltlbe declined Pilot Harde's
offer 20 get him life belt He remaigol
alone AZ bis post and sank with bis shin.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
Iorlnne reller. IN rronllr.

CINcfNNArI, Feb. l8.--Dr Edna Moore
fortune teller and trance medium. was ar-
rerted yesterday for fraudulent usu of tho
aialls Tho womans husband, DR. Paul
Moore. was arrested in Atlanta ON a sim
liar charge
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
Lost Thrco Hundred cattlo.

LoNpoN, Feb Is. The British steamer
Nirginian, Captain Christian, from Bos
ton ON Feb. for London arrived at Ply
mouth after q terrible passage. Sho lost
500 head OF cattle
Evening journal., 1895-02-18

especially In these advertising days. The
newspaper press can Gil the stores; but
not even ths newspaper press can eli
those stores in which the people do not
feel az home
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
Ice y Novelty M Baton Rouge.

BATON RouGE. La, Feb 1S.-A largo
number OF people visited the river front O
see the novel sight OF ice floating In tho
Mississippi river Only once or twice pre-
vious has floating ice been seen n tko
Mi.slssippi river this far south.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
rle Zone. iIeaIth.

RoME Feb is-Ihe health OF the pope
shows improvement Sunday hie holiness
received 400 Italian pilgrims and spoke to
each OF them
Evening journal., 1895-02-18

Come in aud get warm while you walt
for a car is the polite invitation con
Hpicuorsly dlspla3ed by Philadelphia
store; and it happily blends hospitality
and busiue7s Tho there's no sentiment
in business is an ext loded idea. Business
Is largely built ~ ia sentiment. and the
sentiment of .rtesy which extends 20
. caller the freed N Of the store" is
one Of the most potent Of trade factors.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
8isiineoisl,rd 1rluister pea1.

BIaoNfNGroN. Ills. Feb ls.--Davsd
Wutlell one Of tho most distinguished
ministers Of the Christian church died in
San Ffanotero
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
o.n.ll 1llnlurll woaler nrnn.

JEFFERsoNvIitF Ind, Feb. 1S-Os-
weil Clhtwen Nooley eylnayar ol this
city, IS dead at lhe age Of SIS He was
hogn p New fork eity and was one OF
tha nfstm iuhefs Of tho rammauy sceioty
Evening journal., 1895-02-18

Country Squire--rm afraid that
shall be compelled to fine you $40 and
costs Dsfendant-But, your Honor, the
evidence proves that I'm innocent
Country Squirrel know IT. but. my
friend. I've got family to support.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18


A New York farmer has learned the
truth cf the old saying that II enc wishes
to have ones business done properly he
must attend to is himself. He had a
horse which was a pet but bad outlived
its usefulness and be desired to have It
put out Of misery He hired a VII
lage character to do the Job, the payment
being a quart o. wbisksy. The fellow
deleyea the JOB for a fea days Ia the
meantime friend Of the owner drove 10
the house. with a $500 horse, which was
put in Old Dobbin's stall. That night
the executionsr came to do his job, and
taking tho valuable horse ont. shot it.
The guest hss sued for the value Of hi:
animal and friendly relations are con.
aiderably strained
Evening journal., 1895-02-18

senser Coacbss and Dining Oar. No extra
fare.
For further information, passengers are re.
terTsd 2 the ticket agent Rt the station,
3, 81. PREVOST, j. Il. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Akt
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
nnnI. nrrnni.nh.

WAsHiNGToN. Feb. 1S.-The comptroller
of the currency has authorized the organi-
zation Of the knglishtown National hank.
Englishtown. y T.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
In ID sherir-s nand..

MEDIA, Pa, Feb. rs. - The Rose Valley
cotton and woolen mills are in the hands
Of the sheriff.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18

n viii pay You to take foods Sarsaparilla
With pure blood you need not fear the grip.
pneumonia, diphtheria or fevers. HO d's
Sarsaparillo will make you strong and healthy
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, carefully
Evening journal., 1895-02-18

"rhe Dixies had 10 give un their hat; there
was no closet " They had a wardrobe ''
Yes; but the family skeleton kicked On iu.i'
st Louis POst-DispatCh.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
TIC Kaiser neco,ers Irom 4 coId

BERLIN. Fob ls-Emporor William Is
rapidly recovering from his indispoition,
the re suit Of n cold.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18
IrsMs nr INTEREST

"Henry = said Mrs. Paryev New. you will
see tOit that from time 10 time the mistletO
Is moved from one part Of the loom 10 an
other whats that fortn interDosed her
husband Its to keep the girls from wear
ing ont the carpet In any particular Epot."-
Star.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18

Secretary Carlisie's estimates do not
carry much weight when il is recalled
thst be cnly guessed within forty-one
million dollars Of the deficit last year.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18

II Thomas 2 Reed should become the
Republican candidate viii he become :
Stuffed propheiT He is said to be
quite equal in svoirdupois TO Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18

The income tax seems popular with
Office seekers.
Evening journal., 1895-02-18

DALTIMORE s.
D OdIQ RAIL
road. Schedule Ia
eject Nov. Is, 1894
Trains leave Della.
wsre Avenue Depot
Easf Bound.
Tor = Express trains
Nav York, week
lays, Is 90, l7l7,
IS g, SO 40am; Y12 "A
e sq, rs as, " 81, 81 %
p. 10, Sundays, i3 ce,
W l1,ill f0R m, t9 Az,
az 81 ~ % Hna ~ - -.