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Evening journal., 1895-03-26

SCRANTON, Pa. March 26.-Anna Dick
inson, the well known writer and lectur-
er, was on the witness stand for three
hours in the United States district court
here. The case was that which she brought
to recover s125, 600 damages from James
COPYRIGHT, George b. Thompson. Allen
Eggleston, John S. Heilman, George I'm
derwood and II. L. Dryden of Pittston
and DIR. James Oglesby Of Danville on
the charges that her commitment to the
Danville Insane asylum in 1891 was the
result Of o conspiracy
Evening journal., 1895-03-26
Tho Railway Depression.

From the Providence Journal.
When q road like tho New York Cen.
trail is forced to reduce It's rate Of diyi-
dend the feet that great depression has
Of late fallen upon the railroad business Of
thlB country is brought home to the ordi.
nary person more foreibly, perhaps, than
By any number OF statistical statements
regarding dsereases ia gross or net earn
ings or the proportion OF the
eountrys railway mileage now be.
ing operated BY receivers Il IL
road which has been known, far
outside the narrow range Of the specula-
tive markets as a synonym for good
earning capacity, sagaclous management,
and ability TO Withstand season OF
adversely In the business world If II
cannot maintain ita old rate Of dividends,
II even reduction TO per cent basis
leaves 1t with a deficit OF 5000 600 for tbs
last quarter then the person with the
least familiarity with the history oil
American railroading during tho last two
or three years must conclude that this
business Is In very bad way indeed.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

Miss Kate B-sen. OF this city, Is the
guest Of Miss Mary Donnelly.
oolone' Enoch Moore spent yesterday
in New York
Mr.. and Mrs R G Appleby are spend
ing week at Old Point Comfort.
Miss Margaret McFadden, Of this city.
Is the guest Of friends &c the national
capital
CHARLES MendInhsll has returned from
a short stay with Middletown friends.
Allen B Clement, Of the Friends
school. ills city, has been selected as q
candidate for superintendent Of public
schools Of New Castle county, by the
committee appointed for That purpose.
Mrs Lena Dodd and son, George, Of
Millsboro, are visiting their uncle
William f Woodward, OF No els
Shipley stIeet
Mrs Deborah Hopes, Of this city, is
guest OF the family OF a. G Meredith,
at West Chester
Miss Barbara franklin is visiting
friends Ia Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Williams and
Miss Williams Of West Chester, have
been visiting Wilmington friends.
Wilism P King, Of West Chester, is
visiting bis mo her In this city.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

JAMESTOWN, N. ID, March 26.-A Gu.
rions matrimonial tangle is now in prog
ross Of acknowledgement here. II. T. Ham.
bly, builder and contractor, publishes a
statement which, he says, is designed to
set Mrs Coan right before the world He
declares that he has deeply w.ronged Mrs
Coan unwlttingly by marrying her when
no had another wife living The wrong,
he declares was unwittngly committed,
as. owing to fall which injured his
brain, he had completely forgotten his pre-
vious marriage. lie has since been en-
deavoring to have the first marriage an
nulled in order to perfect that with Mrs.
Coan
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
a disgrscsful Piece Of small jonbsry in
seeds is reported fFom the Agricultural
Department at Washington The de-
partmeut officials announce that they are
in possession Of evidence showing coat a
oongressman, whose name will be-
disclosed in the next annual report OF
Secretary Morton, has sold to the pur-
chasing sgent of the department
the seeds Issued to him for the
sum Of $50 The seeds issued to q
congressman cost about $240, and the
department bought them back again in
this instance for $75 This is one Of the
evils which new system Of seed dis
tributiOn would remove.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26
FaIr .Prlncssa nonnIeu q wea

Miss Eleanor Mayo, of Princess
Bonnie" fame. who. while Ia this city.
was the guest of Mrs. Willard Hall
Porter, has left the stage. She parted
With the company at Chicago. on April
l6 she will be- married Go James Ever
son. Jr,, Of Philadelphia
Miss Mayo's part in the company will
be taken by Miss Minnie Landes,
formerly a member of the Emma Juch
OPERA Company. She has spent the last
three years abroad, studying under
Msrchest and other famous teachers.
Miss Landes is pretty, but In a different
style from Miss Mayo Der voice
though not naturally 50 strong as that Of
the original Bonnie but she has Ii
under perfect control, and sings with
clearer enuncistion and more distinct.
ness.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26
NEW YoRK.
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EJENEsYLNANIA kAIiakOAD -STANU
L. AID Railway Of America = Protected
aaIIrgeRsl ls. ~ tne Anteriocking Switch anf
PEIL.ADEI.PHlA. WILMINGTON and BAL
tl.naOhE hs;A5IiLNOAD, IN effect Nov. Is. 1894
Trains VIII leave Wilmington As foilowe.
Philadelphia express. 81, 2 IS. 4 20, 8s0. AZ,
ItQ, 30, 65, 48, 10 Oo, 10 49, 10 AS II rs. ii &
b 81 A. M, IIS 30, 81 805, o., 10, Is, 7O7,
Accommodation, 8 90, Z 90, 8 Os, 4san,Is@.
Is, 40s s 10, 40, 10 % p "a.
Chester express, 30, 4 90 100, Z -. Z So, 80,
s b5. 1905 Il 25 Il 81 m. 81, 3 o5. Of. 5 Sc,
Aeconasno y . %. %, aoo. 1915, n@Am
New York K 81 a55, ~, $40, 100, $50,
9 AZ, 10 %. 10 rs, 10 IS. II 81 N. fl2 35. 81,
s. 40, . 50, 2 o.. u. 10 80 2 M.
hcston, without change, 10 10 am, IS . n.
For the South Southern Railway Express,
II p m. Sleepers to Augusta. Jacksonville and
81 Augustine a m. sleepers 10 Hot Springs.
Memphis and New Orleans.
hsat Chester, VIA lAalnokin. 3 80 M. 3 50
6ewerk usntrs and intermediate stations
.Rsitinore and Warrington. <as. o.. sll.
y " y % an. l2 "a, Y p, Il IS, 2 0s, "a. 30
% @. 2 A. 8 68, TAI. 9 70 p N, 12 40 night.
Baltimore and Intermediates staTiurs, a4T
Leave PhiAdeiphis, Brosd street, for WI
i ls d IS. "a, rs So 50. . q, AIS. sOl, "a,
sta, w %. %, II, Q 30. 1A0, II 10. II IL,
Acoomnso1 alton. 8 20. 30, 10. fos5a 14s
3 CD, { %. 4 ~. . a. 8 38, 10 03. IL 81 pm.
sunday IratnE-Leave Wilmington fol:
plils d. s express, % Z55 20 %, s56
IS, t % " 40. II 81 Am, 81, 0t. o. %, On.
Z e, 06, 8 IL , n Accommodation. Z 90, 10
u. T. e. l 40, o.. 9 rs. 10 35 D m.
Chester express 81 Il ~ b 60 d, 10 oil o..
10 IS , n.
900. V q, 2 81 n. ~. 0 ob, snt, 8 o.. o. /.
~ 3 IL, 70 s6pln,
30 "a without change, So pu.
For the South Southern Railway Express,
9 Jpn, > eepers to augusta, Jacksonville and
/ st. Augustine 7 81 p m, Sleepers to Hot
Springs, Memphis, and New Orleans.
Wssk thestoss yis Ll1nsok1n, 90 . N
BaiAmnre and Washington, 4.ss, s.0l, 10. 10
4 "a. Y u u ~ 49, 70 05, Il, TAI, 20. p. Ia.
Rsjtilnors and intermediate stations. sos
Leave fhlsaslphis, Broad stress, for WI
"a. q. Us, s.. s., 20, a56, Il TO- Il 10
b N, y ca night.
Trains Cor DsIswNrs Division leaVs fos
! New Castle, ~. y y a y, 80, $40. Is, %
lsewess Is 8 nlls Tpm
Express tcr Dover, Harrington ana DelmRy,
y, u l3 "a. 81 "a, " Of night
/ Harrington anc way citations only, 50 . m.
Express Tor " Fonfng, 8 So p "a.
| Erpfssa Tor Cape Ohsrlsa. Old Point Con-
tu9t @a1 Narfolk. II % a N, y U aight.
Sunday trains for:
bew glgEie. u J8 night,
5aps CHARLES, 0id Point Comfort and MOI >
| folk, " Of night.
Middletswn. UlzyLo Dover, Wyoming
/ fei1on. Harrington. Bridgevllie. &eaford,
4 laurel ana pslmar, u Of night.
/ Congressional Limited Express trains con .
/ posed enEraiy OF Pullman TesffnulA pev'' ,
Il and Dining Carr No extra ieTe other than the
! usual Pullman charge.
giitgAiLsd E1prgss Trains, composed OF PuA-
| MAO gesttbule PaTlor Cars, Vesttbuls Pas
/ .engsr NoachsH aud Dining Car No extfa
1 tbgn
/ Tor taxble Information, passengers are re-
1 ferrsd u the ticket agent at the staLon,
| 3. 81 PROVOST, .. +. WOOL
General Manager 6en@rnl Passenger Aek
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

Nevertheless the desire to testify their
love and admiration Of the unifier Of Ger
many is "A spontaneous and general one
throughout the country
a deputation of the commanding gem
erals OF the German army VIII wait On
Bismarck on April ! rs the bearers Of good
wishes and likewise of fine gift.
Splendidly mounted addresses, too. Will
be presented to Bismarck on behalf of
the Conservative. National Liberal and
Anti-Semite parties on April /.
The National-Liberal club will also Give
a banquet at the Kaiserhof on April 1, at
which the eulogy on Bismarck will be
pronounced by Dr. Boetticher. the leader
Of the party, and each participant will
receive n memorial bronze medal.
The Conservatives win have a com
mers' at the Feenpalast at the Same time.
and the Bismarck committee will laavo a
similar celebration. but even on larger
scale. on the oAe Of his birthday.
The principal celebration, however, will
have nothing to do with politics The
grandest Of all promises to be the one ar
ranged to take place around and in the
vicinity Of the Germania monument in
the Niederwald. on the Rhine, which viii
be participated in by representatives Of &c
tAtAeH AZ hlD AhNIlSh AAsbtAtl--lueH Dc
longing to evory shade Of political opinion.
The central part Of the celebration will
be ct the foot Of the monument itself. on
which occasion Professor Quicken Of Gies-
sen university will deliver the Grafton A
grand commers" in the evening and the
illumination Of the hills and mountain
peaks near by together with great FIRE
works on the Rhine, will also Ake place.
In the Black forest similar reioicings
will occur. All tho SUBMITS Of tho noun
tains in that region viii show bonilres on
the evening Of March 81
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

next time there Is campaign in the
Ashland district this man win be able to
set his own priee New York Press.
It is said that there is in Washington
the following notice posted Credit
given 10 genflemnu. but cash expected
from members O. Congress -Tsmmany
Times
Dr. PGrkhurst oould win victory
from T4mmany, but he courts defeat
when be sets ont 20 tell woman what is
her proper sphere Bnffalo Express.
forget. and that Is that her success will
depend upon her ability to do She
cannot bid fortune come her way just
because she is q woman Cincinnati
Commereial
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

From the Louisville Courisr-Journal.
The trip OF the Massachusetts Legisa-
tive Committee to investigate the cotton
manufacturing conditions OF the South
win not only advertise southern resources
effectuauy, but It will also expose the
danger New England has to face 81 losin (
her grsat manufacturing industries
Hist ~ repeats itself, and citizsns Of
Massachusetts, now recall with un-
pleasant feelings that what is threatened
wlth regard TO cotton factories has
actually happened with many other
industries
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

PITTsBURG, March 2G.-The great ice
gorge ia tho Allegheny river. which has
threatened the residents Of Kiutanning
and othor towns along the river for sever
al weeks past, is now going out, and the
danger rs past Huge icehergs are now
passing down the river and it is rising
rapidly at this point.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

Jerry Simpson may now be addressed
at Medicine Lodge But don't do It,
Let his season Of mourning and melting
b sacred. -Cbiesgo Dispatch
Ia addition to her prohibition Law,
Iowa 10 to have new brewery which viii
cost half million dollars - Washington
Post.
A Kentucky man the other day
whipped bis weight in Wildcats, The
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

Cleanliness is next to Goodness, Is a
saying the truth OF which Is unchal
Ienged Cleanliness is necessary to both
moral and physical health. is alike true
To secure and maintain the one the
other is absolutely necessary. Clean
houses and clean streets are main factors
IN the rsdr elton and prevention Of dis
ease, and the city that does not SEQ that
these conditions exist runs q risk
Europe, while far behind US In very
many respects, is far ahead Of us in the
matter OF clean streets, fact which can
not but strike Americans abroad with
surprise The fault lies in our easy
going disposition, or rather our indispo-
sition to interfere with that which We
think is our neighbours duty.
This is the time OF year when our
municipal houses should be put in order.
Spring has awakened and under heI
hand the snow and leo has practically
disappeared, exposing the hlth and refuse
which has accumulated during the reign
of the ice king. In these deposits this
germs OF deadly diseases Turk. only walt
ing for the warm rays ofthe sun Il
spring into life and begin their deadly
work.
One Of mans frst duties to himself anC
his neighbor is to keep healthy. and on'
Of the means 10 insure this is to keeI
clean. There is no reason why oul
streets, beautiful as any IN any cit.
In our broad land, cannot be- put In 1
perfectly clean condition. and then KEEP
So The city authorities should see t,
it that this is done, and in the work they
should receive the hearty co operation O
every citizen.
The reward OF keeping our thorough
fares free from dirt aud refuse will b
increased health and a decreased dealt
rate.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26
Reappointments BY Governor Morton.

ALBANY, March 26.--Governor Morton
has nominated as managers Of tho State
Industrial school at Rochester Susan B.
Anthony, Alexander Lambertson, Thomas
Raines, George Carroll and George Carna-
han Of Rochester, all reappointments.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

CINCtNNATI, March 6.-Exaggerated
reports Of an alleged tornado sweeping
over Ohio have been sent out. The wind
has made the streets almost uncomfortable
here, but the damage was limited to signs
here and to sheds in the country.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

BosToN, March 26.-John L. Sullivan
is bright and clipper today and will DO
able to DO about in day or two. DR. Ord
way said last night that Sullivan had fully
recovered from his threatened attack Of
pneumonia, and if he was watchful for a
few days he would be entirely we'll Sui
Ivan weighs about 270 pounds He has
shaved off his mustaohe, but he shows age,
his once dark hair now being an iron
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

THoMAsvnIE, Ga. March 26.--Gov-
crnor Mckinley is rapidly convaloscing
from slight attack Of grip. He VIII leave
here on Wednesday, going % Jackson
Vile, Fla.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

A bill has been introduced into the
Michigan Legislature fixing the size Of the
peach basket Some time ago. bill to
regulate the size Of apple barrels came
very near passing through the New York
Legislature. II the attempts Of our
law makers to make all men honest and
virtuous weresuccessful most OF rs would
have to carry weights or else have our
wings cut every little while, or the state
would be depopulated What our farmers
would like would be law regulating the
size Of the peach crop
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, March 26.-John
Hobort a young printer, fell from a third
story window III Tho Transcript Office
and broke his neck. Ho died in 80 min
utes. He was standing by tho open win
dow whom he falnted and foil out.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

Beware of Ontments for Cstarrh that
Ooutain Mercury.
as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely destroy the Whole eys-
tenn when entering it through the mucous
surfaces. such articles should ever be used
except on pr scripiiuns from reputable physi-
clans, Is the damage theY will do Is ten fold
10 the good you can posi- Jly derive from
them. Halls Cafarrh Cure, manufactured nv
+. J. Cheney Il CO.. Toledo, o contains no
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system. ia buying Halls Betarrh Cure
% sure You gel the genuine. II IS taken inter
nally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by +. j +.
Cheney q Go. Testimonials free
w Sold by Druggists, price 75o. per bottle.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

Fort SCOTT, Kan. March 26 49, Six
United States prisoners escaped from Jail
Among them is Bill West, the notorious
outlaw. The others are horse thieves and
robbers Officers arc On their trail.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

PRINCETON, n. j., March 90. Most de-
cided measures have been taken by the
Yale and Princeton baseball arrangements
TO eradicate the least tinge Of professional
ism against any OF the college players.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

ST. Louis, March 26.--Miss Helen
Gould and party, consisting Of Mrs. J. p.
Mum, Frank JAY Gould, Miss Coots,
Miss Jugger and John II. Mum. en- route
south, are in the city.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26
GERMANY TO BISMARCK
Deputation From the Reichstag
Visits Him at Friedrichsruhe.
MADE A RINGING SPEECH TO THEM

ne wept as lie Referred to His Old Master,
but Ended by Mailing His Enemies the
Butt of a Little Jolso--Great Preparations
For the big bismarck Celebration.
FREDERICKSBURG, March 26--The only
protest left in tho power Of Prince Bis
marck friends in the reichstag against
the insult Of Saturday was made when
892 members Of that body and Of tho Prus-
sian diet iourneycd hither from Berlin to
congratulate the Iron Chancellor upon
his approaching oightieth birthday.
The legislators were met at the station
10y Count Herbert Bismarck, Count Will
liam Bismarck, Count Won Rantzau, Prince
Bismarok's son-in-law, and Count Won
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

CuTHBERT. Ga, March 26-Solomon
d. Beltz died here at the age Of SO. He
was a notable man. having been a class
mate Of Jefferson Davis at West Point
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

BALTIMORE. March 26. solomon Eng
fish, the local champion featherweight,
was put ont in a minute ana 40 seconds
by George r. Smith at the Eureka club
contests.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

A member Of the Boston City Council
has suggested q spelling test for use in
the police station 10 determine whether a
man is drunk or not This Is character
istic Of the Hab, but how many legal
gentlemen would fall BY the wsyside II
the plan was adopted The bsst plan
is the one adopted BY Mrs Hsnpecke,
who required her spouse on his return
from the club to pronounce truly rural,
and gAuged his condition BY the way be
did 1t.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

Newspaper advertising ought to be
specially valuable In bad weather. Ga
cold, stormy days people have little or no
time to stop and read bill boards, hand
bills and similar outdoor reading. They
prefer 4 cozy nook with newspaper.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26
Tho Mondays Paper tho vioiator.

Some Of the managers OF lecture and
entertainment to be given shortly BY
local amateur talent in one Of our
local theatres made objection to the
mentioning o. it In the sund " paper, 9
idea being that the publishing Of the
paper in question, or any other Sunday
paper, was violation OF the command
ment TO observe the Sabbath
Now the fact is that It Is the Monday
morning paper that is the vlolator Of the
Sunday Law, not the one which dates
itself on the day observed as the Christian
Saba n.
For the Monday morning paper the
news is gathered on Sunday, the type is
set on Sunday and all the work excepting
the mere printing Of the papers is done
on the Lords day On the Sunday psper
All this Is reversed and all the work dons
on Saturday
To be consistent the former shOuld be
considered the legitimate Sunday breaker
Evening journal., 1895-03-26
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
A Wilmington Man to Be Mar
ried IN Philadelphia night.
SOME OTHER INTERESTING BvgNTs

Wise Eleanor Mayo, Known to Nambsr
ofsooiety People in This city. to BE
Married on April 10 TO Young Phiia-
delphia Man Mention Of WILMINGTON
People and rhelr Friends.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26


All trains illuminated with Pintseh Light.
H 81 I1 ~ es VIZ I'D dsv. f Il "a y
u sis II. a5 l249, 326, I IS, 1896, 9 O' q "a,
8 Is. Il %, ID % %.
snadf f5 4 q VI sas. a. 70 rs 5as Il
II Pa tig2 D. u Ia TwEEETH AND MAA.
KKT STREETS. Week days. % fas " II, Is IS
so 30, 4 %; II q, Il 3A, 81 90 pm,
PHILADELPHIA, Sundays. Ia o.. n II, il1 20
. M q -, ~ 81, " 0y m
S. 10 a2 re 80 10 40 40 40, III 10 70; Is, re 49,
rs s.. 10 5h 8 30, n "a, 10, 10 %, ID o. pm.
nj 4o Il % a nI y. u p. Is. Us, Is IS, So
u 81, Is, 10 90. M % p M
Atlantic City, week days, MI q nj
slrsA nes q; Sundays, III, 7bsa M
- WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington. week day6
% IA. Isla, Ass m. Sundays, q IS III
% 81 n; liz ie, Il o. c. Ii 81. Is IS, 20 b6 M
Baltimore and Wsy Stations, II ~. 90
Newark. Del, week days. H1B. III, 1871
n I9l 70. 30S l4a5, g T. 81 1sls, " ~ ny 1C
S5 Is H. Is q 81 i 10 y n. r. = = 49,
| PlttaDuTg, IS AZ q N, u 81 p n, daily,
| Chicago, s. AZ, a N; fA 81, p "a. daily,
qincinnan ana 81. Loais' IL 70 M ana
Nav Ufi cans via Bristol and Uhattanoogs
Is 1e , "a daily. Through sleeper 70 New o.
singcrly accommodation, 7l7am. sos. Tss
L and ID 10 q N, daily.
| II, 9 47a M; % and 9 4s p m. Sundays, 3 80
4aai9 e ies AZ Market street station.
Bor Kew York, week days. - 30 = n,
Ror Philadelphia, week days, ~ ~ 81
i 10 Is, I'll 30a M bo, 4b m. Sundays o. ~,
pfftebIrg and Chicago, week days, IS 90 "a
| Baltimore, week days, Z 90, He 20 mi %
1870 70, snnaay % N. ....s,,. ,.r
days, 400, s 30 an; 2 %, % D NJ. Sunday,
v EEES KIN irA dBgEELsg@NtAr s ExET FOX
1 WlLbfINGTON.week days, W " y Id I ~, Le.lb
1000 fila2 m; II ny % noon' a. " 90 IVY W
| rs 81, $50, II 10 and u % p m.
sundsys: g 81 e, fslsi sgq 10 g, III 81
lSoe n rss y, "a % ~ IA AZ /, s 70 lsoo ~
| LEAVE PHILADELPHIA. TWELFTH
AND MARKET SITS. week aeYs, 70 20, " So.
Il s5i s a. n IS III ss N: Fs ID. " ~, PM
/ f'e1ephone No 1873
Rates to Western points lower than via sny
ether line. Q. Q. SCULlAs Gen,l Pass. Agent.
r. =. CAMPBELL. General MRnsger.
| NNTILMINGTON AND NORTH Egn aAII,.
W ROAD, Time table in effect Oct. 18th.
Trains Ieevo Wilmington. French str..,
station, for B, q O. Junction, Montchanin,
| Winferthur, 6ryencourt. Granogue, Coesart,
! qhadds' Ford Junction, Poc0pson, Wesl
| vile and intermediate stations, daily, except
sundsy. At IS q Ia. 2 IS, 4 40 and s 20 D M
Sunday only ~ 8 G. . m; So. 450pm-
For Waynesoerg junction, Springfield Ana
Undergraduate stations, daily, except Sunday,
| at So a N, 2 IS AID B 40 M Sundays only III
| sH4 m, IS and so D "a.
| For Joanna, Blrdsboro, Re4ding and inter
! nediate sbationa, daily. except Sunday, ri
81 n and So . n, Sunday only At 500 .
"A. q. MeCAUSI.AND gnperiusaunent,y
buWSESS BRIGGS. 6eu. Passenger AGeat
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

al COMMUNICATIONS intended for iuscrlicn
> this column should be addressed 70 eocletv
1dttof are OF the EVENING JouRMAI Cor
3unica ions should be written on oae ssde q
she pRpor only
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

BALTIMORE, March 96 Tho City Of
Para. with broken blades, has been tewed
into Norfolk.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

Judge ssvsrely) II hope shall not see
you here again. Prisoner (who is ar
rested weekly) Why, yer amt goin' ter
resign yer psrsltlon. ara yerg
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

New Jersey is to have judges elected
b. populer vote.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26

III Hang Chang, the Chinese minister, is
now in japan. II looks as though his
efforts to secure a settlement OF the war
would fan through. Ia that event it
would be wise for him to stay in Japan,
fol II he should ever go back to his own
lard, Il would DO case OF Ii Chang hung
Evening journal., 1895-03-26
wnI Dbl MarrIed ro.nleht.

J A. Fuld. Of this city, and Miss Addis
Simons, OF Philadelphia viii be mar led
In the latter city this evening The
marriage will be 3 quiet one, owing to
the illness OF the bride elect An
arrangements had been completed for q
brilliant wedding in the parlors of the
Continental Hotel, but the heslth Of Miss
simons did not improve, and the invita-
lions were recalled.
Evening journal., 1895-03-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
pHILAnFLpHIA THEATREs

PHILADELPHIA THEATRES.
Broad St. Theatre IL ....., Fanny Davenport
Chestnut st. heatre. ....A Milk White Flag
Chestnut st. Opera House. ,..,..... iaddln. Jr.
Grand Opera House. Silver King
Park Theatre. 4...s..44..4....4...l ettte Collins
Walnut st. Theatre. 1T. Julia MarloWe. eber