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Evening journal., 1895-04-09
PEACE IN SIGHT.
Negotiations Between China and Japan
May BE Concluded This Week.


YoKoHAAfA. April a.-Natiye papers
state that the peace negotiations are like
ly to be concluded this week. Seven OF
the eight conditions imposed on China BY
Japan have already been settled
Cholera is spreading. Cases are report
ed from several ports, and the outlook IS
considered serious
LONDON, April "a dispatch from
Balkan, near Simonoseki, says that the
peace negotiations are progressing favor
ably. The terms demanded by the Japa-
nese were delivered to Ii Hung Chang
on April l and arc now under considera-
ton The correspondent adds:
This seems to be a mere formality Gov
erine surrender to the Japanese The
latter are extremely Jealous Of publicity
until the protocol is signed. a native
newspaper was promptly suppressed for
making q premature disclosure respecting
the armistice.
Increased precautions are being taken
to protect the Chinese mission, and every
person entering the town Of Balkan, where
| the mission Is quartered, must carry a
permit and must submit to being search
| cd. The place is crowded with soldiers
| and police, and the mission, including its
| American adviser, Mr. John W. Foster,
and his staff. is confined to narrow area
| in the center OF the town.
tThe yioeroy's health is good, and he
| Ia working hard. y
A correspondent at Hongkong, in dis
patch published today, says that the Chi
nese of the island Of Formosa are disatfect
ed, thinking that their exclusion from th'
armistice indicates that they have beeI
deserted by the Peking authorities, ant
the foreigners on that island believe tina
the Japanese would be welcomed after
slight resistance Foreign trade is at
standstil.
There is great fear at Canton at tn
prospect of an attack upon the part OF tn
Japanese The precautions taken to pre-
vent Japanese approach have necessitat
cd the suspension of night traffic on tn
| river.
A dispatch from Kobe says that it
reported there that cholera has broken ou
among the Japanese troops on the Pesca
dore islands 1t is added that 400 case
of cholera have occurred. and that Of thi
number 100 have died from the disease.
Evening journal., 1895-04-09
rhs summer nonrdsr Mn, obiset.

A romance which comes from Port
Jervis is likely to make it pleasant for
the Summer boarder st the country hotel.
AS told tina story runs thusly
Two years ago q poor girl with rich
voice worked in one of the hotels in the
place. wealthy Philadelphia widow. q
psralytic. stopped there. She was fond
Of music and when the girl could End
time from her duties she would play and
sing for the aforesaid rich widow. AT
the end of the season both went their
ways, the one to her pslatial home in the
city of Brosherly Love. the other t6
hotel work in Chicago Thus endett
chapter one
Two weeks ago tbe poor girl with th'
rich woice received word through 6ru
of1swyers that her wealthy friend va
dead aud that bsqaest OF 800 900 haS
been left heE
The moral is that poor young girle will
rich voices who work In country hotel
Evening journal., 1895-04-09

ter. In New York ciby there were <9Z. $50
rented houses; la Philadelphia, l57, S09
In Chicago. 56, 5H6; in Brooklyn, l3e. 04O.
The total number OF rented houses ia
the United S,Atos in 1890 was !, 1870, 487,
which during the last i've years has un-
doubtedly increased very materially.
Dwelling houses, however, represent only
O small part Of the capital Invested ia
buildings Of every character which pro-
duce enormous rentals.
Comparatively little was expected from
interest on state county and municipal
bonds, but the total loss, 1t is thought.
will not fall short Of SIC, 600. 600 or 500
600, 600 for the first year, and this loss IL
expected to increase rather than to di-
minlsh in succeeding years should the law
remain unrepealed. The loss Of this rev
enue, however, Is not the only cause Of re-
gret among the officials. The fact that
the court was evenly divided on the main
constitutional question, it Is expected,
will result In almost endless litigation,
thus very materially adding to the ex-
pense Of collecting the tax.
olney Was Surprised.
Nevertheless the internal revenue Off
cials will proceed at once to prepare sup
plemental regulations to conform to the
/ decision, and from now on until next
Monday, when the time expires within
which returns may be made. any returns
| in which incomes from rents and bonds
are deducted win be regarded as O full
| compliance with the law Persons whs
| have already made their returns and paid
| the tax will be advised OF the change in
| the regulations. and as soon as possible the
| proportionate am gnnts Of tax paid by
each ON rents and bonds win be refunded
to them under the general law which au-
| thorizes the commissioner OF internal rev
enue TO refund taxes wrongfully collected.
Attorney General Olney was much sur
prised at that part Of the decision which
exempts rents under tho income tax. As
to the section Of the act relating to bonds
the attorney general rather expected All
adverse decision, but he regards the ac
tion Of the court on the rent proposition
as having been taken on teohnioalities
which he believes will not stand the test
of time and cannot remain the perna
nent law Of the land. On all other points
the government, he believes, has no So
rious cause for complaint.
1t is universally regretted that there wa
not q full bench to hear the case, and
should Justice jackson resign, his sue
oessor there Is good reason to believe
would almost certainly be favorable &
the law, in which event another test cas-
very soon would be brought to the cour
for determination.
Evening journal., 1895-04-09

The citizens of Lexington, Neb are
anxious to try an experiment In mu-
nicipa government Over half a hun
dred business men have signed petition
king that the name of Sam Woi Tat a
ChinamAn. be placed on the ticket for
mayor The city clerk declined to do
this, but the petitioners declare they will
write Sans name 10 and vote for him
Sam says that be will run r all he IL
worth, and If elected will sock 1t to every
wrong doer, no matter who he maya be,
aud will use the money received from
fines to build new opera house a.
will allow the gaming rooms to run and
this class is in consequence on his side
Now Is the time Tor Poor Lo to take q
hand.
Evening journal., 1895-04-09
DemarorIc Loriaiature.

From the Doylestown Intellgencer.
There seems TO be no end TO the chin
laws that will be popular with certain
classes--laws that have neither reason
nor virtue in themselves and fail Rbso
utely to appeal to public sentiment 70
support them. The reason Of these
Efforts is probably found ia the desire
II legislators to make strength for them
selves with voters. Yet such efforts are
almost invariably failures The people
cannot be greatly or long deceived. They
realize truth and comprehend motives
They appreciate inherently sound posi-
tion and rs regularly come to its support
sooner or later
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n,rnes Consults Governor MOTION.

ALBANY, April 8. superintendent OF
Police 3yrnes Of the New York city de-
partment spent three hours in the execu-
tive chamber in close conference with the
governor and three Of the leading Repuh-
lican legislative lights. superintendent
Byrnes came to town to meet the govern
or at the solicitation of friends of both OF
these officials 1t is not denied that the
real object Of superintendent Byrnes
visit was TO discuss with the governor the
New York police department reorganiza-
tion scheme. particularly the Lexow bills
Evening journal., 1895-04-09
Al outrage 80 uIeaplineas,

To any one who has been obliged TO act
as a witness ia our courts, and who has
had to kiss the court Bible in taking the
oath, the sanitary reasonabless Of the
law just passed in Pennsylvania, dis-
penGlng with such OSCILLATION, Is mani
testify apparent.
Particularly Is this the fact in our
Municipal Court A man or woman Is
summoned In some case. Prior to their
turn to take the stand, Sambo Jones or
some other coast African is arraigned foI
maltreating his mistress. She takes her
position, the clerk rattles through the
oath and she unctuously kisses the cover
of the holy volume, covering the greater
part of the surface with lips resking
with gin and tobscco juice She is
followed by half a-dozsn of her com
pAnions hen your case is called aud
you take the stand
You declare your prtferencs for ap
affirmative. Have you conscientious
scruples against taking an osth2" is the
question fred a. you by the Judge You
4hfcu Ns AOuA dNihpic1 hio tHohc hVAh
Of love Of cleanliness and fear ol
disease, but they don't have weight here
and you bring the book within an incl
Of your lips, then lay it down. Ever
this doesn't work Kiss the book,
thnndsra the clerk, and you do so, Will
sort OF squeamish feeling and a re-
bellious stomach Faughl
The custom is useless relic OF th'
superstitious ages An oath should b,
and is aa binding. even though the lip
are not placed In actual contact with th
dirty, disease carrying cover.
Nathaniel Hawthorne used to detcrib
the Bible on which he was accustoms'
to administer oaths when he was consu
to Great Britain as greasy with per
juries" We object 10 mixed school
and should draw the line at mixed kiss
ingg.
Tne person Nh,se oath requires th
kissing OF the book TO make II bindin
Is not to be trusted II be kissed q librar
full OF Bibles.
Evening journal., 1895-04-09
Are You Goingg

The tickets to Denver, Col, and return
for the meeting OF the National Edu-
catlonal ASS citation will be on sale July
Bid, 4th and 9th at the rate Of one
standard fare, with 50 added, for
the round trip Teachers and Others
that intend taking advantage Of the low
rates can have sleeping car reservation
made in advance and get full informa-
tion as TO est OF side trips to tbs
principal points OF interest throughout
Colorado and Utah
Reduced rates by addressing John r
Pott, District Passenger Agent Chicago
Milwaukee and ST. Paul Rsilwly, vii
| Transport, Pa.
Evening journal., 1895-04-09
would Better Use Tspewriters.

From tho Philadelphia Ledger.
The publication Of daily paper at the
House OF Refuge In order 20 give some Of
the boys exercise as composltors Is not so
laudable as II might have been few
years ago The Introduction Of type
setting machines bas left the trade over
crowded with compos'tors, and IL Is not
worth while now to tesch the boys how
to set typa. 1t would be OF more Rdvan-
tage to them If they should learn to use q
tVpe writer
Evening journal., 1895-04-09
coNTeMPoRARY OPINION.
Ho Wnnta onba Free.

From the Baltimore Sun.
Senator Call, OF Florida. has large
number Of Cubans domicied in his state
whose votes are useful. and he has
accordingly no hesitation In uiging the
dependence Of Cuba Less ferocious,
however. than Senator Frye Of Maine. he
does not propose to acquire It by force.
he thinks free trade with Cuba might
rave It's dra backs, since it would com
pete with Florida oranges but he thinks
IL ought at least TO be independent o.
spain.
Evening journal., 1895-04-09
1.the Income rar colIectlhls ?
om the philadelphIa Record.

From the Philadelphia Record.
Thomas Harland. ex deputy commits.
sioner OF internal revenue. contributes TO
this eeks issue Of the Internal Revenue
Record an opinion, or rather demonstrs-
tion, that the income tax is impossible Of
collectiou, and, therefore that citizens
need not co operate with the collectors 10
the matter OF payment Mr. Harland's &
contention, in It's last analysis, is that.
even II constitutional, the enactment is
imprscticable for the alleged reason that
the government has failed 20 provide ade
quste IN machinery to carry It into effect
Evening journal., 1895-04-09
A MESSAGE From the Reina Regenta.

MADRID April 9-Furthor evidence, II
any were needed, Of the loss of the Span
ish cruiser Reina' Regenta was found. A
bottle that had been washed ashore was
picked up and in it WAS found piece OF
paper on which was written in pencil a
message signed by the captain of the
cruiser. The message. which is dated
March 10. p. m, l2 miles distant from
Baje Aceitanos, states that the position Of
the vessel was then hopeless.
Evening journal., 1895-04-09
s.i,len M wIth 4 Gnn.

G1ovERsyILLE, N. ", April 9. -Archi-
bald Snyder ana Lovi Warner. young
men, both Of Mayfiod, n X, had a wres
tling match Warner. who was worsted,
procured shotgun loaded it and fired
at Snyder. The charge took effect in the
neck. Thirty huckshot were removed
from the wound by physicians, who say
that Snyder's recovery is very doubtful
Warmer was arrpSfed
Evening journal., 1895-04-09
AMUsEMENTS.
pHTIADFIpHIA THEATREs,
The Late Governor.

The hand Of death was heavily laid
upon the people Of Delaware when 1t took
from them their governor and, while bis
death was not unexpected, the news Of
bis passing away was received with a
shock
Joshua h Marvil made no pretentiona
to vast learning, but he was endowed
with more Of that quality known as
common sense than usually falls to the
lot OF the average mortal.
he was a poor boy and was early com
PEELED to do his share toward the support
Of widowed mother with six children
Notwithstanding bis lack Of opportunities
in early life, by steady application he
made the most OF those which did present
themselves and became the governor Of
his native state and the richest man In
SUSSEX county.
Not only was Governor Marvil rich
man. but he was good man, and we
believe that had he been spared in
health his administration would have
been q shining example OF honesty and
capahility.
Even in the heat of party strife and
factional dissension. there is none who,
with head bowed in glief, will not mourn
the loss Of him, who WAS not the
governor Of Republicans, or factions, but
of the people of Delaware
Evening journal., 1895-04-09
NEW YORK.
Amrlsar nEa.
RAAERoADs

DENEsYLV4ANIA RAILROAD-sTAND.
A. Ard Railway Of America Protectst
Throughout py the Interlcckina Switch arr
PEfLkDSELPHIA WILMINGTON ana BAL
T1MORE hAlLhOAD, IN effect Nov, 49, l8pi.
Trains viii leave Wilmington as follows:
PhflRdelph express, 81, 2 65. 4 u, ,e80 AZ.
7E0, 80. 66, 49, 10 O6 10 16. 10 40, .2b ii 81
u 81 .. M, iiz IS. 81. 8o6 "a. 10. 50, O7s
Accommod alton, 8 %. 90, 8 o.. e.lD4sA .na.
> e, . 70. =. : i6 5aO; l9 s g : a. sm rnzn
as, ions. II %, IL 81 . m 81. 5Oe, 504, 5 90,
AZ Accommoaation ID 90 90, 90, CO, 10 4s, saAm
Il 8s. . Is, 8 40, 8 Is, A0, 10 56 p m.
New York, y, sb6. 4sO, $50, 70o, sso.
Boston, without change, 10 IL am. Be D N.
For the South Southern Railway Express,
St Augustine IA p M, sleepers TO Hot Springs.
Memphis and New Orleans.
West Chester. via LAuokin, 8 30 m. 3 20
Nswark Oensrs and intermediAte EtAtions
! 40 N, 80 . 10
1913 il 90 am. Is O4, ls ~. 81 is, Os, "a. BRS
70 os, g q. 8 IS. 7l. % p ~, u 70 night.
Bsltimore s1d intsr1nedists stationa1 sH
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for WIN
mingtcn. express, 60, 20, %, 81. 9 10, 10 ~
sos %, Z 8. s.. II sSs. 10. Ii ID. Ii Il.
RECOMMENDATION, Q 30, 7 80, . 10, 1895 N. "a.
ec8, %, 4 %. 6a4. s 90. 10 o., IL IS p m.
Sunday TrAinB-Ieave Wilmington for:
Philadelphia, express, So, 55, 80, $3.50.
49, u o. 20 A.. II 81 m, 81, O6s b04s so "a.
aBs9l6, s12pm Accommodation, 90. $40
= n, u 10. 40, %. 3 70. 10 85 D m.
Ohsstsr express g, ~ u = bU. %; 10 o5il 81.
datlcn. 100, slO a N. Il 10, l4o. o6. bl6 T2s.
y SsS y : :. Yora. lH. 7B, 4so, roo, 5O.e e4s,
.OC6 As Z 81 M u. sOS. %, 9 o.. Sc
O.. 8 Y, 10 s5 N,
4 hn Ennfh-- 4hoFu Ruf f1vpav
6Apm, s eepers to Augusta, Jacksonville and
st.. Augustine a ? m. sleepers 70 Hot
West JnsatsS. via lamoKin. 80 N
Baltimore and Washington, as. s.ul, lO.ls
n. u o. Il zs. %. g 0b, Al. raj. 20 D. u.
HalaIaore and intermediate stationz, s.Oa
Lesvs fhiisaelphia, broad street, for WI
q. q. SGs eSs 8 IS. 20, sss, mo, d Is
Accommodation. 8 30. Q 10. 10 IS a m, IL Sc,
205, 8 10. 8 Bs. 10 %, II 38 M.
| Trans for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle, 10, u is q N, 50. 4a0. lb. %
95l n, Isl night.
Lsewes. ID n, "a 2 m
EXPRESS fcr Dover, Harrington and D@lmRx,
l5, II % = %. AT "a. iE Oh night.
Errrtngtcn and way stations only. 80 . "a
Express for Wyoming. 53 IA.
Express for Cape Charles. Old Poiut Com.
tort hnd horfolk. II % m, II u xight.
sunday trains Tor:
New Castle, II 90 nlght,
uars Chsries, ola FONT Oomfors ana Nor.
/ snlk, IL o. nigfs.
Middletown, Clayton, Dover, WYurnina
feIton. Harrington, BridcevilIe. 5o&ford,
| laurel and Delmnr, Is OF night.
Oosed entirely Of Pullman Vestihnle pArlas
| and Dining Cans. No extra fare other than the
! usual Pullman charge.
eIhnited Express Trains. composed OF Pull
! ruAn Yestibule PArior Cars, Vestsbule Pas.
! sbnRer Coaches and DioinR Gar. No extra
: | fReo
: FOR further information, passengers Ars re-
+ ferred TO the ticket agent ct the sta ton.
o | 3. M. PROVOST. J. e. WOOE,
. General Manager General Pssseu9ar ARt
Evening journal., 1895-04-09

should be very careful to sing to wealthy
widows. II they ara good looking in
addition they may have equally as good
luck II their auditors are OF the other
sex 1t doesn't interfere with the moral
ANYWAY.
Evening journal., 1895-04-09
psrhr HAts for sprInr

Superior facilities for buying In csss
'o's from tue fsc'ory direct, guarantees
The lowest prices ia the city, a. Ross's.
si6 Msrket street. New 50e NecKwear
AZ 25 centel Winter underwear AZ COST
Il will pay you to call snd examine
Evening journal., 1895-04-09

II anything more was needed to give
Trilby another boom she has got it nov.
The Boston ministers are bowling at her
from their pulpits.
Evening journal., 1895-04-09
AL 1nternntlonal aIarrIage.

LoxDoN, April 9.-The Times this
morning announces the marriage in Ion
don on Saturday Of Miss Mary Paullin,
daughter Of the late David Paullin OF
Quincy. Ills, to Colonel Wardrop British
military attache at Vienna
Evening journal., 1895-04-09

An ingenious Frenchman has invented
an attachment to piano BY which a
performance on the instrument runs a
sewing machine at the same time. The
fact that DIRE for the baby is being
made will 60 far towards rscOnclling one
to even Sweet Marie.
Evening journal., 1895-04-09

II the whole country was settled as
thiskly as Rhode Island It would contain
945 T60 800 people Aud yet they have
plenty Of elbow room In little Rhody.
Evening journal., 1895-04-09

Every time you send ont good adver
tisement you add brick to the wall that
separates you from the spectre Of husI
ness depression
Evening journal., 1895-04-09

Charles = What makes you so sure Mics
Jimpson will accept you Ricketts-Both
her parenta are violently opposed to the
Evening journal., 1895-04-09
Whit steamer 1. aEi.singa

HALlrAX. April 9.--A large quantity
OF wreckaeo which was washed ashore re-
Gently near ~ Aiary's island leads 10 tho
suppn itiGn shat tcamer has hrcn lost
on Fat Dofnt of the coast
Evening journal., 1895-04-09
Among the Merchant Marine.

The American schooner 0loha has
cleared from this port foI st Jsgo. Cuba,
with load o. coal aud car material from
the Jackson & Snarp Company
Tho British steamship SufHeld, Cap
tain Schofeld. entered yesterday from
Rouen France. for OIL
Evening journal., 1895-04-09
Bswars Of olntmen,s for catArFh thai


as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell aud completely destroy the whoe eys-
tenn when entering iJ through the mucoua
surfa es. such article should ever be used
EXCEPT on pr scrpfiuus from reputable phNsi-
clans, -s the damage hes will do Is Ten fold
to the x od YOU can Dosei ~ derive ftom
them. Hsil's cstarrh. Cure. manufactured nv
Y. J. Cheney g. C1.. Toledo, @ contains no
mercury. AID - take Internally, acting
DIR ccls upon abe blood aud MUCOUS surfscvs
OF tk~sS sfeW, IN buying Hallas etarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. u is taken inter
uaily. and made IN Toledo, Ohio, by F. J
Cheney-tS Co. Testimonials free
zs~ sold BY Druggists, price 7oc. per bottle.
Evening journal., 1895-04-09

Retail groce. In Philadelphia are ad.
vocating bill which shall render com
pulsory the sale Of vegetables and fruit
by weight aud not by measure This
system has proved very satisfactory in
Western cities and there Is no reason
why it should not prove as satisfactory
here
Evening journal., 1895-04-09

ID OHIO RAIL -
road. Schedule in
affect Nov. Is, 1894 &VNS s$
Trains cave Dela- 1ZkS KS<1S%
ware Avenue Depot 1<HsN 50 ,SWNA
East Bound. 1ksfFeST1l lSz9ANSER6
or Express traiua. d III &Es xFa7 G31flsS M
days, i808, ET, sNfIIhfFFI7%sZ
Is ~. is 96. n 91E1t 90 SHNGxE
.. 10. Sundayss u o.
81 l7.n1 40 M; " 49,
a6 a6, " 81 III % pm.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
sHd1AE154A s5F M I sr E vHssf sEIa dsv 4NSIs q y
ss n III 50 IS, So Is 2,f9 30 lO.46 no 40 III as
N; Us a, s5, H4s, 8 26, IS. Is 50. 30. u &.
iS sandSSs, ~ ~ Il q U 81 s. s. E1 s.. o. III nnG
9 mi I@, l4o. sa5. z5S. IS IS. esO,. "a.
ri PHILIDEIPHIA, u ", i5E d TWELFTH AND MAR.
KET STREETS. Week days. lB 08, " II. 70 g,
PHILADELPHIA, sundays. % %, n II. III 20
Usester, G ~ week 81 days. ta "a @, S. ssS EH.1rg
So IS a. IS 80 10 40 40 40, III 45a M s6 ~ Ag
6hestsr, e 70 81 saDSsys, g. u is o. a. s, Mip 7
III 20, II 40 m; a5, u ~. s5. 4b5. IS 5b. 3d.
EAst, A sIs 10 90 AL ~ % p. a.. rv
"a, u s9 D m: Sundays. f7H. 7SR q "a;
WEST BOUND,
Baltimore and Washington, week daYx
Al5. 7I7, sa5, m; n2 L. nn, s@ ~
.l4 iSl9 lsbs saos n; "a sundsgs Ala
1
Baltimore and Way Stations u m, 90
| o. N daily.
8; msTft Is g. q, Il b. g L. s. 3 is iss i
f4a. fs5 IS IL. Is s.. Ii 10 p N.
4 Ptttsburgl H6 AZ a IA, u ~ rn. DAILY,
Chicago. fe AZ, . M; V 81, p NJ. daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, fS Sle m. ana
= New u 1I uriesns, % yiA Bristol ana Chattanooga
IS 10 D ns daily. Through sleeper to New On
SIN singeriy accommodation. Ti7Am. sOS. Ta
ilsndenberg accommodation. week daya.
i7.s4Sa = m; . IS ana % . m. Sundays. = 30
TTains ieare Market street stadon.
Fo1 New York. week days. f6 30 an,
% fS' IS. ,li ia n; z55. 4S m. sanSsSs ..
.lt1 z65. 3 lb p M.
PittsburE and Chicago, week DAYS, 80 sos q
Bs0pm, Sunday 9 s. pm.
EoF Landenberg and way stAttone, week
dAya, 90, 30 n; 20, s 70 2 NJ sundays
sTPEE TPEEv% AZ ~ 0ppIT9iiIApELPHIA. Z I9i TWENTY.
EopRTlH AND CHEsTssggT ~ y sTs A E9h Es b
sv i, u li5t d. tsq j. IS s o. fs u. So $50 v o.
Z snnSSys. M day :. "a AZ, Is, sis 30 1000 Su4a
IA. ieO noon: Il IS, 400, 3 ID, fSO0 $40
80 T sSa sPSaaflToIpETpHIS y II fnTdp Il 4 T; TwrLrr.
AND MARKET 5 sTs. Week " e days, fs 2o y %.
~ % 's5 ri iii y n "a; IS g. II 81. ~ m. sonaAyA
| Telephone No lBa
Rstes u Western points lower than via ans
| other line. O. @. 6OULIl Gen,l Pass. Agent.
r p rANpPEId,. General M~n$es~
AAT ILMlrtfaGn AMI rVr1nhnN hAt.-s
wv ROAD. Time table IN effect Oct 18th.
| 1894.
Trains leave Wilmington. French sEresa
station, for =. n o. Junction. MontchAnin.
| WI terthur. Guyencourt. Granogue, Cosssrf,
Chadds' Ford Junction, Pocopson. Wast
Chester, Embrseviue, Mortouvllle, OosteA-
vile and intermediate atAtsonn, daily, exceVt
sundky, at 80 q l. 3j. 40 and 40 rnl
Sunday only sf e.. = NJ: t8S TO D N.
| FOR WnyuesDurg junction. 5pringfeid FN1
tntsrmsslinte stations, daily. except SunuS =.
~ z rs a Fn. 35 and 10 D m, Sundays only st
"a \ m / Is and SO IN.
For Joanna, Birsshoro Rex11nx Anc inter.
/. 4lessiNte statiens. daily, except Sunday, 81
| 7S6 10 and s5 p N. 2uuufxy only q o. .
a, q, McCAUs1AAND. Superintendent
1 sOWNESS BRIGGS. Rsn. P9ssnQur ARsHs
Evening journal., 1895-04-09
Treasury omcIals Dispirited.

Tho treasury officials are greatly dis
pirited over the supreme courts decision
in the income tax case, and while admit
ting that they have no reliable data upon
which TO form an accurate estimate they
express the belief that the net result OF
the decision viii be loss Of at least 30
per cent in the receipts from incomes.
In some cities the loss will be far greater
than this, notably In the city OF Washing
ton. whore the loss is expected to reach 8
per cent Washington, however, Is ex-
septlonally renting city. The proportion
of rented houses in other cities Of the coun~
try Is very large
Ip 1890 the rented houses IN New YORK
city were nearly "a per cent Of the whole
In Boston 1t was 81 per cent; in BROOK
| lyp. 81; in Cincinnatl so, and in xersey
| City, g. IN the other large cities the
percentage ranges down to So at koches-