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Evening journal., 1895-03-21
Wilmington afiaht More Easily BE Made
AN ImpnrtAnt Port.

From the noylestown Intelligencer
The purpose to secure an appropriation
OF hsf a million OF dollars, from the
Common wealth OF Pennsylvania, for the
deepening Of the Delaware river below
Philadelphia, is not an unworthy one
Philadelphia Is the port Of entry for
the state. the gateway Of the Keystone
Commonwealth to the world st largo
Pennsy lvania Is vitality Interested In tine
Improvement Of navigation hntWeen her
principal city aud the ocean, and should
do her part TO encourage and assist what
must prove valuable and important
enterprise 10 the whole community OF
course Philadelphia Is more directly aud
urgently interested than most of the
state aud hence the city should contribute
specially and Literally for improving the
Delaware channel Perhaps IL would be
fair condition for the state TO contribute
half a million dollars to become available
when the city adds q quarter Of million
thereto. for the purpose ia question
Neither commonwealth nor municipality
should neglect its duty or Interest or
profit IN this enterprise, and If they will
cooperate the work may ba the more
quickly done and great advantages there
oy secured. Both should realize that
this is one of the contingencies when
good economy demands large expsndi
lure Neither should permit the iu,prov.
ment Of the Delaware ship chanuel TO be
neglected
Evening journal., 1895-03-21

From the New York Recorder.
MIR. Wiman's triumph viii be exces
iugiY gratifying TO thu majority Of the
business men not only Of New York but
Of the whole country there Is not q
village OF Eve thousand inhabitants In
which Mr. Wiman is not favoraby
known, They feel that the prosecution
TO which he has been subjected Is really
a persecution conceived Id envy and
jealousy and perpetrayed ia malice The
case ia all it's bearings holds the old
mirrorup and gives new points TO the
proverb about mans inhuhanity to man
Il Il 20 be hoped that we have heard the
last Of the Wiman persecution.
Evening journal., 1895-03-21
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.


From the Baltimore Sun.
The city 81 Detroit has chance Of
getting street car fares reduced 10 three
cents On the expiration OF an old
franchise q syndicate which has been
operating limos IN Toronto, Canada, on .
four aud three cent basis offered to lay
forty miles 81 track and cell eiaht tickets
for twenty i've osnts The City Council
was for giving the franchise 60 the local
con pAliea, but the people were indig
nant and the franchise WAS granted 10
the Toronto syndicate The old com
pshies are lighting Tho newcomer with
injnnctlons and hope 20 keep fares high.
Evening journal., 1895-03-21
The Wand 4iiam Of gFeaith,

From the Chicago Times Herald.
The English journals are discussing
the vandalism that detaoea the old
monuments. which Is practiced by the
Arabs IN Egypt and their rivals, the
American and Eugllsh travellers But
why talk Of these things after the
monster vandalism Of such a man as the
senior Vanderbilt, who robbed hJypt Of
one o. it's most magnificent rsaiea and
seat 1t whore i is rapidly crumbling to
pieces
Evening journal., 1895-03-21
ITEMs 81 -INTEREsT.

Mr.. Cleveland discovered on his return 20
Washington thst the Treasury deficit was
still there UulmpNired and A0urishings-
* tnsas City journal.
The way to reach catarrh IS through the
blood. hood IS Sarsapuriila, hp purifying the
blood, removes the cause OF the disease and
permanently cures catarrh, Take only Hood 3
Hoods Pills act easil vet promptly and
effectively. on the liver and bowels. 2bc,
You can't turn over q new leaf with q crow
bAr.-New Aors journal.
Evening journal., 1895-03-21

A bill has been introduced In the Penn
sylyania Legislature which requires
employers Of women help ia stores to
provide them with seats far usa when not
engaged In active duties Practically
speaking, such law would not, Of course.
apply 10 sto-es that do effective adver
tisiugi and, strange as it m6y seem to
some, the seats ara probably less needed
there For it Is not so much employment
that tires people out as it is the sense o.
having to stand up aimlsssly waiting for
customers to drift By chance into store
that doesn't advertise.
Evening journal., 1895-03-21

PORTLAND. Me-, March 2l.-General
Neal Dow the father Of Tho Maine law, .
celebrated his ninety-flrst birthday. lie
received hundreds Of congraulatory mes
sages from prominent temperance workers
of this country and England
Evening journal., 1895-03-21

Head Of Firm Young man, under
stand that you have been winning 81
poker lately Steele Penn--Well. IL, l
hope you viii overlook 70 this time Head
Of Firm Certainly; but want you to
come around e the house tonight Ny
wife Is getting Up little game.
Evening journal., 1895-03-21

BALTIMORE, March 2l-rhe Mount
Vernon mills have another contract TO
make canvas duck for tents to be used by
the Japanese army. Tho contract calls
for "a, 600 yards, % be finished within two
weeks The first order was for 200, 600
Yards
Evening journal., 1895-03-21

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
leved Ia six hours by the New Great south
American Kidney Cute" This new remedy
is a great surprise on account of It's exceeding
pr nptness PA relieving pain in the bladder.
kidneys. back aud every part Of the urinary
passages in male or female. II relieves re en-
ton Of water and pain in passing it almost
inne lately. lyon want quick relief and cure
z. James Belt, druggists, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1895-03-21

HARTFORD. March 21.--Judge ". Il.
Elmer Republican leader Of tho house.
has resigned. Governor Coffin viii APP.
point him to q judgcship Of the superior
court
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SHANGHAI, March 2l.--Ghinese scouts
report having met an advanced dctaeh-
ment ol Japanese east Of kine-Ghow
Nicaloy Liu Kun Gi proposes to defend
tic Shake river.
Evening journal., 1895-03-21

NAsHUA. ~ Ii, March 2t.-Ex- Cashier
Frank 4. Mexican 81 the Indian Head Ma
tional bank was indicted on eight counts
IN the United States circuit court for em-
LexZlemeuf
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SOUTH IDENTIFIED, Mass March 2l-
Miss BAte roomy, aged 20, who suffered
isphyNiadon by coal gns poisoning il
dead Another yictin-Mrs. Michael Nc
InhelnN Aaea lO--aAMnol raooYar
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hYOIlt E.-I r, ALON29 q. ICEIRs en-.
~ the tenant and occupant 81 Che house situ-
ated al s. NJ Uorher e eventh aud KRIS wood
streets, in the Eighth ware in the city Of VIII
mineton. CpuNh ~ sew Csstle Rud ate ~
Delaware, ia compliance with the .quire-
ments OF The sets - he q neral Assembly To
such case ms de nd provided, do her oy give
notice hal I shalt spply w wrid e. the
'outt Of General sessions az d Rrete aud
Jail ueliytry OF the STATE Oi - -lepRre. fn and
Tor the county Of New cost q, on Monday the
9Th day 81 May, 1906, beng the next term Of
said court. for "a license for SAID house as an
ia or tavern. for the aale therein Of intoAi-
cafi liquors in less quantities than ore
quart to be drunk on tue premises. and e
following fuspecfa able citizens Of said ward,
az least twelve Of whom are substantial fces-
holde1e If said ward. recommend ihs said
application, viz
William Ward w. 81. cearhart
Joseph g Brewer Wesley L Gilbert
/, a. Mckay Andrew Fuimela
n Cornwell William Z Henderson
ii. b Stats j.. n Ander-ol
y hhArt JOSEPH III Horner
Tn a w. WpRtherby GEORGE X II rice
James Il. Cameron 1k X orning
Alfred Anderson g. q {. Inns
ratri k rn-snn.+ James u ereY
George F. Norris George ~. Smith
PatricK X Moran
tTitbess, Il D. Elmbls
ALONl0 4, DlCKEH59N.
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Bituminous Coal
For steam, from best mines.
George Fl Mccall Company,
Eighth and Sbipley streets
Evening journal., 1895-03-21
Bjtuminous Coal

$i5 90 Nohby All Wool Suits 10 order,
Lockyer & Warmth, SOS Market street
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fN.
ware Avenue Depet S4fsW ~ a..NM.tlk
Mnat Bound. 4A4sS4Tszs S1ils ~, (. sdts
! o. Axpcea1 sHains.i 5H ks $9 81 89as-
New York weAb NJ Al VI @Ibssfsf
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70 ~, u Stl ~ nls
All tresins illuminated with Pintsch Light
ASH gSfSEEFsUT ErS. Week dsgs Is %, 8 IL,
So llli 59 81 e g y 81 lo4o 70 40 II q
sandaga, Ss0s 9 s., nv, 75aeM 81 so,nA
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PETIAE 6aLFBTA, TWELFTH AND NAN.
xxi 6TsNEISs Week days, "a 90, ~ III. s. %
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: ns q 80, d 81 Fii l8 2 N.
Chester week days, IS le, IS, eb, 81 1911 81
ah Z b6 I6.ai SO, v 81, Is, 10 90, ID @ p n.
GAEgter, Sundays f303, 2 -, ~ W, Z 80
III 49 q a M / rs, y ~. %, bs, IS IS, 20
f.lsassic i q oi5 3 n vsaF dsys EHa
ils1 ms2 + rai tiDhdaYs. ST II, 75sam
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington. wssk OATS
"a lh. 2 ~, ss AZ, = m; ~ 10 - o., BOB, AeI
u III II s " is ID y 81 81 S1 5s III L 81 Il
baltimore and Way ssAtions, y n,sN
I Se@ssS, Del, week days, Il Is, III, nN
1 "A Gll is, 1903, IA s7. q b, 78s. sslq si Z
: Ia. sun0sys "a l5. II, rs ~ 8 sIs, fi3 n 2 %
Fsg7, Z 81 fs1a. TsFs, i iC-pm.
Elftsbutgi Us n = q. y ~ , IA dalsy
ghicazo. 90 Al, 4 u; 81 81. y ", daily,
Cinninnsd and 50. bouiss VIZ lt ? n, and
New 5jflss1s, Va Bristol and Uaattauooxa
70 ls 3 as dnily. Through sleeper 70 NaT ~
sy1gssly accommodation 7l7Ans, sos, gs'
Iandsnbsrg accommodation. week days
II, ~ 5 nj % and IS "a. Sundays. 81
Trains isevs Hlarket street ttsnan.
aor nov York, week aeys, IS 30 an,
heF khAaoephlni 'weeh days, % " ~,
Pittssurr nd Chicsso, week days. IS sOSm
cailimaSg, weeA dzye ~ 70 10 70; d
Tor LSndsnherg and wEy stations. week
dam. 2 90. 2 50 N; 2 p. 40 . n. Sundays
IEASr PHILADELPHIA. TWENTY
EOUhrH AND CHESTNUT SIS, ZOE
WIfAhdA i5T0is, week days - ~. 10, e, IS.l5
| SIS Ttd0. 4a6. 300, So Il, b6O, go. 81 -.
! IS a3 $50, 10 l0a and II % 2 m.
sandsys. Y g, G "a = w. 3 "a 10 % ~ 81
| 8 81, ~ %, fe ., 10 10 ana j IS n.
1 LkAVE PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTH
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Telephone No 1873
4tfstec W ~ ANffEl llilaN Ntfa Auf
other line. g. y. sUULll, Gent Pass. Agent.
/ e. b. CAMPBELL General Manager.
/ ETILMIN9TQN AND NORTHERN hA4L.
/ w ROAD Time tabls IL effeot Oct. 28th.
Traina leave Wilmington, French street
I station. for =. q q. junction, Montchnnin
I Winterthur, Guyencourt, Granogue, Cogszrty
I lhNdda Ford Junction, POCppson. We5i
| Chester, hmoreevile, Mortonviile Coates.
1 vile &nd intermediate statsous daily, except
| aundays AZ IS . NJ IS, 40 ana AZ IA.
l sunday only At G.. IN; IS, &c . IA.
! For WaynesburF junction, springfield rnc
| intermediate stations, daily, except Sunday.
| It 70 = N, IS and 10 D N. S1naAys only 81
| s0 a N, l q and ! 80 pm.
Eor JoSnna, Rirdsb0ro. HeE1ing ana inter.
/ aae4iSte stations, daily, except sunday, a.
! a6 . NJ and 3j ? m sunday OILY st o. ?
| M and % . 70.
"a. &. HcCA1stlAND. BuIsarfnteodant, :
4 boWEESS BRIGGS. Gan. Passenger Akeui
Evening journal., 1895-03-21

What the greater Wilmington needs,
and needs badly, is an overhead bridge at
the Fourth street railroad crossings good
road from the city to tho Delaware river, a
wharf on the Delaware river at, say the
foot OF Fourth street, which the city
owns and on tho bed Of which has ex-
pended about fifteen thousand dollars,
and trolley lines from an directions,
centering in the city. With these We
believe that the ono hundred Thousand
population mark viii b reached In short
order.
Evening journal., 1895-03-21


NOTICE. no THE HONOR ABLE
N Judges OF the Cnurt OF GeneF ! Sessions
~ the Pa ce and jail Delivery nt the state of
delaware n and for New Castle county.
We, tia undersigned, respectable citizens
ara suhstNnuai freeholdefs Of the FIRST
ward OF the city Of Wilmington. 40 hereby
cartify that William BaXt ard Matth
Baxter, trad ng 49, William Baxter ~ Bro
the owner and occupants 0f tue store situated
III aouihw ST corner Fourth aud Shpiey
stree Is. in the First vard, city, county and
state nfHresa 80. "a q described Ia their sppH
cation. and Who are app icants for branss Q"
Monday. the 9Th day Of May, a. ~. 1879, being
the next tenn Of said epnft. Tor tbe nale OF
Intoxicating liquors in Quantitirs not iess than
one hal gallon therein, nos 20 be INK on
tho premises, they being ] eensed retatiers Of
goods. wa res aud . erehAndiee; tbe aRere gate
coat value Of their stock constA tly Bept on
hand for sale is not less than tive hundred
dollars hes are men OF tull a. e, aobfiety AID
good morss character; that such sale Z 1ntuN
ic4nHg liquors at ssid place T. necessary TO
accommodate the pubic; hat they sra he
owners OF said ore, and the 81 G rental vtine
I t. five hundred dollars. ANd tha ( flowing re
sp ctabie citizena and substantial fire. holders
OF said ward, at least twelve u whom ARE re-
spectacle treeholuers Of said Weld, recon-
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FOR u 6 MT

DWELLINGS.
1905 West Ninth street. 8 rooms and bath,
~ south Clayton street, 8 rooms
1927 Lincoln street. 6 rooms and bath.
p y :. Harrison street, 70 ms and bath.
500 = est street. 40 rooms anu bath.
1872 West Sc 0nd ST., q rooms and bath.
1910 West Eighth St. rooms and bath.
233l6 Market street, roOtua aud oath.
lips Chestnut street
405 3. Giayt n street, II rooms and bath.
q Van Buren street. rooms and bath.
1877 Lincoln street, rooms and bath.
S4l la ton street. rooms ana bath.
sos King street, 10 rooms and bath.
1904 Harrison 5tFeet, r oWs and bath.
20t East Sixteenth street. q rooms.
l3li +. Thirteenth street, 6 rooms and bath.
aif Rouiar street.. rooms and bath.
420 822. 42t w. l7th street. ruoms and bath.
7l3 French street, l5 rooms and bath.
5Ul Shearman street
K fteenth and ClaymDnt streets.
1915 Washington street, 10 rooms and bath.
22l Maryland avenue.
1884 Clay mont street.
House a Gordon Heights, rooms
For List Of stores lpr rent, Call at Office.
Evening journal., 1895-03-21

pHTLADrLpHTA THEATRES.

PHILADELPHIA THEATRES.
Broad St. Theatre ~. .....4..,..Nat Goodwin
Chestnut st. Theatre. a MIX White Flag
Chestnut ST. Opera House. ~. Beerb0bm Tree
Grand Opera h0use............ Prodisal Father
Park Theatre ,..s...... Lavery English . era
Walnut st. Theatre. .....JuliA Mar.uwe. fnber
Evening journal., 1895-03-21
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

The Dakota divorce mills are running
full time.
Evening journal., 1895-03-21

There are always two sides 70 ques-
tion-a wrong eide and right side--but
the people Of New Castle county would
like to know just what the General AS
sembly Of this state means when It ohokes
and throttles all attempts Of individuals
or companies to get power TO own and
operate electric railways What is the
object Of this body Of aolons 10 fquelch-
ing all projects that have for their
object the accommodation Of he public
the enhancement Of real estate values
and the employ ment Of meng
Surely MIR. John Pyle, Mr. Robert J
Handy, Mr. Samuel Alrichs, Mr. II II
McMullen, Mr. Frederic Pyle, Mr. Francis
Walker, Mr.. George w. Reybold, Mr.
Walter s. Money, Mr. John w Jolls, Mr.
William Wilson, Jr, and ali the other
Honorable Misters IN those little legisla-
tive halls know that they were elected
BY the people and for the people and not
by or for any corporations whether the
latter be monopolies or bankrupt. They
must know that the people demand pro-
kiNarAAN INV HAAh.AE M MAAA 40 MI
Spring deliberatlon and then the nc
camplishment q nothing. They are
clearly cognizaut Of the fact that the
people OF New astle county demand, to
q man--that Is, the common people
Introduction outside Of Wilmington or
the modern means Of cheap snd rapid
transit, the trolley system The brakeman
wants it, the citizen wants &C. the real
estate owner wants it, the mechanic
wants It and the farmer wants It ln
fact there is nobody who does not want
these splendid facilities for getting
about, except those interested in the
Whining on City Railway Company
There are not Two sides 70 this question
SO far as tho commonwealth is concerned
What then do these law makers mean
by quibbling over, hamperlng or delaying
the measures now before them regarding
the chartering Of the corporations TO
operate certain lines Of electric railway
Ia the county contiguous to Wilmington
building and maintaining the road
without any appeal to citizens fol
financial aid and assuming all risks
should there be a loss in the operation
The people demand prompt action Of
an explanation
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tied with Pintsch Light.
AfY niN1f EOGnlH
IT'S. Week d&Ra, % CO, Q 81,
8 AZ, 70 B., l0.40, $40 40. ~ 4h
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Evening journal., 1895-03-21

DAl,libgilhh
ID OHIO RAIL
ROAD ehstlpie -
eject Nov. is, 1894
Trains leave ileis-
ware Avenue Dsptt
Gnat Bound.
Tor I AxpreaA t1aius
Nav York weAb
days, is %, HiT,
% ". tl0a0a 10; 10 *
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2. N. Sundays, ~ q,
% l7,ll 20 a 10; IS 81
rs 81. 81 81 nm m.
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. ms " 40, DE- 81 Gil bi 2 N.
Cheaser week days, Is O8, { b5, 6 IS, 81 1871 81
IS, CD i2 fg so ID ~, SO Az, ill n IN; 70, 10 ~
81, b6 io3i, SO, " "a, 10, 10 90, I'D % ? n.
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~ "a 9lb. l0DQ, ~ % p -,
Atleudlc CITY Wc8s nEyKs Hl7 a
ils M As2 lai aDhdsEs, X u, 7b8am
ia 20 I'm
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TWELFTH AND NAN
eek days, "a @, " ~, s. q
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nallimure and Washington. wssk dKys
"a lh. 2 az, ID ~, = RI; al2 10, EOS, OBJ Ael.
it lA 1919, i8 63 n. Sundays, = %, IL
a 81 M ii2 is. O. 05, ~ Is 81, 6 l2 IS 81 u
Baltimore and Way StAti0ns, u p, Y
Evening journal., 1895-03-21

IA IlMIN3ToN AND NOfsrhHfsb nh4L..
~ ROAD. Time tahls IN effent Oct. 28th.
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NUI .3IN = III7ll IT@l7E1 - % :. u
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II %, AZ x m
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Baltimore, Week dEyci ", 70 20 10; D.
So 90 2 m Sunday IS 7 nc.
FOR tlandanherg and vEy stations, week
dEyn. 90. So IN; p. 40 y M Sundays
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