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Evening journal., 1895-02-06
EDITORIAL COMMENT.


The man who is without a sound
financial theory these days is g lap OF
two behind In the rush Of civilization. =
Pstroir Free Press.
Talmage SAYS It's necessary "for tbe
nations to auathemetizs the diabolism foI
which the Sultan Of Turkey is RESPONSE
bic VIII matchmaking cure any
thins2-rsw York Journal.
The patriotic people Of Ohio are not
feeling proud over the announcement
that faithful military officer, who
obeyed the order Of the governor aud put
down a mob Is now indicted for the let
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The French authorities were as careless
Of Captain Dreyfus's life as If they
wished to have him lynehed Mercsnary
aud traitor though he may be. Dreyfus
certainly has exhibited admirable cour
age Buffalo Express.
A dangerous power Is allowed TO judges
when they can send jurymsn TO Jan for
not finding a verdict In accordance with
their instructions Brooklyn Eagle.
If bis Ex-Governor Pattison's) four
marvellous successes at the polls should
be crowned with 9th, It Is almost in
evi able that he wonld quickly blossom
Into powerful sspirant for the Demo-
cratic nomination for the Presidency -
Troy Press
Evening journal., 1895-02-06
TOO Low WAGES.
Other Reasons Why We
Gel Discouraged.
LabOT'S TiTGSOmG SameneSS
Wears Brain and Body,
Depressed System is Often
Badly Nourished.
Paine's Celery Compound a
Perfect Remedy.
Better Even Than Rest and
Change for the Weary.

The more minutely all kinds Of work
become subdivided, the more aameness
and monotony creep into each mans
labor
Day after dsy, day after day, in the
same rUt till little interest remains IN
the work, and the mind and body are
gradually robbed Of energy and health,
elasticity Unless something is done the
prolonged strsin is likely TO result In
health failure nervous s3mp oms appear
ares that were once lightly cast off now
stick like burs. slight physical exertion
tires, ard the end is complete prostration
and breaking down Of some vital organ.
BnsiI ess men feel this, public officials,
wage earners, housskefpers. every man
and woman whose work allows or lutte
or no rest and change.
At the 6rst small beginr ings Of ner
vousness OF when lapRuid feelings do not
disappear after q sound nigh g sleep. the
prudent person should know that hs OF
she must check this decline ia health by
the use Of that one genuine nerve food
and blood renewer, Paine's celery com
pound.
Inc 1amiy physician KNOWS its power
over diseases of exhaustion and debility
when be orders It, as so many careful
practitioners are now doing in every city
and small town throughout tie United
States.
As soon as one has fairly begun TO use
Paines celery compound. every day will
be q firm step toward a sursd health Ner
vous, unhappy and feeble persons iud
their flesh becomes more solid, more
healthy color takes the place OF the waxy,
sallow look, and there comes a clear in.
crease 10 the volume Of the blood aud an
iuoresssd normal appetite because Of this
rapid feeding Of the entire system Work
becomes easier
This searching tonic goes at once to the
very causes Of nervous disaster and bres k
down. 1t is invaluable ID all wasting dis
eases IN all cases where unusual demands
are made on Che system Especially is IL
true Ia the case OF mothers and iuvalds
recovering from sickness
Paine's celery compound has saved thcu
sands from mourniul years Of feebleness,
from the wearinCsH Of pain and from
bodily weakness. II means health and
happiness
Evening journal., 1895-02-06
sI,aB Given Awav

We have few copies left or one
Of the most beautiful works OF art
now on the market. II isa portfolio
bound in cloth and gold, containing 828
reproductions Of paintings BY the world s
most famous Rrtlsts Accompanying
zach picturo is short criticism Of it
As an encyc opedia Of art the work Is a
gem and as Rn instructor for both young
and old it Is valuable The work Is
neeullsrly appropriate for holiday gifl
hat possesses beauty aud merit and at
the same time is inexpensive We ran
across these art books IN New York aud
took the lot for our readers They were
made to sell fer S3 and We got them fol
81 75, so that somebody is giving 81 "a
away. No more after these few
copies are gona leave your order foi
one Sc the EVENING JOuRNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1895-02-06
pIaolnllne Rerorted Good.
From The Now York Herald.

From the Now York Herald.
Further ports concerning the loss Of
the Moth German Lloyd steamer Elbe
are more favorable to the officers and
crew Of that vessel than was the first
days story. Several Of the survivors
say that discipline WAS we'll maintained
after the collision They attribute the
great loss OF life to the sudden heeling
Of the ship, making the lowering Of boats
very difhcult; TO the heavy sea, aud the
rapioity with which the steamer sank
apparently the case looks bad for the
captain Of the other colliding vessel, the
Crsthis He aud his officers do not
wholly agree az TO the reasons why the
Jrathie did not render assistance to the
Elbe, and there are other circumstances
which make their tales somewhat
doubtful.
Evening journal., 1895-02-06
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
senators md PresItIentlnl PoIItIcs.

Senators and Presidential Politics.
From the Chicago Inter-Ocean.
A Democratic paper In Washington
City hss figured out the effect OF the
senatorial elections this Winter upon
the Presidential contest 10 1895 Senator'S
elect Elkins. OF West Virginia; Sewell, Of
New Jersey Carter, OF Montana; War
rem, Of Wyoming and Dolph, Of Oregon,
are put down a. Harrison men Hoar, Of
Massachusetts,; Frye o. Maine; Chandler,
OF New Hampshire; Burrows, OF Michigan.
sud Waleett, of Colorado, are oalled
Reeds followers, and Pritehsrd. OF North
Cor0lina. a Mckinley mRn Cullom, Of
illinois, Nelson, OF Minnesota, Perkins, OF
California; MCMILLAN, OF Michigan; Petit
x en-, OF South D4k0tah; Thurston, Of
Nebraska; Mantel, Of Montana, aud other
Republican senators elected this Winter
ere not classified But the whole lot are
divided into two classes with the
political managers given TO Harrison and
the orators TO Reed
Evening journal., 1895-02-06
Now far : arentsr phlladeInhla.

Now that greater Chlcsgo has become
reality, and greater New York Is des-
tined to become so. the eyes OF many are
being turned on the City OF Brotherly
Love, aud greater Philadelphia becomes q
possibility
No city has a better chance Located
on the mai sstlc Delaware, with shipping
facilities second only to New York, a
railroad centre whose lines Of steel
connect with the lakes and the great
West. there is every reason why the
Quaker City should grow aud wax
mighty. Unlike New York, she is not
held down by boz ndary lines, but to the
South, North. and West there lies room
in plenty
II is not too much TO predict that the
next score Of years will fnd the territory
between Wilmington and PhiladelphiA
built up, and this city becoming
suburb Of the city OF PennHylvanis
Already electric roads connect 1t with
Chester and West Chester. From the
former the motor cars run to the Della
ware line, and from this end 10 Gordon
Heights, leaving a gap Of but few miles
to be covered. From West Chester the
electric road has the right Of way 70 the
Delaware line, and bill has been intro
duced in our Legislature looking to the
building Of road from this city out the
Concord pike to meet It.
Once established and In running order,
homeS viii be built along its lines, VII
lagos viii spring up, and in few years
the great lnetropollef Pennsylvania and
Delaware will be connected by chain
Of residences. and then may come
greater Philadelphis.
Evening journal., 1895-02-06
- 1IIners crnsIled.

WILgEsnARRr Pa, Fob 6. "A serious
accidant happened &c the New Maxwell
shaft at Ashley. An iron bucket contain
ing 400 pounds Of rock was being hoisted
up the shaft when the heavy wooden guide
holding tho bucket i'm position became
loose and fell down the shaft distance
oil 200 feet Patrick NIclntiro and Michael
aud Anthony Welsh who were working at
tho tottoin, were struck by the falling
tmters, and al were probably fatally in
iura1
Evening journal., 1895-02-06
sohooihoys Continucd the Feud.

CiycINNATI, Feb 6-Near Latonia.
Ky. while at school. Richard Perry muir
dcred his cousin, William Perry. Both
were pupils ard both aged IT, Their par
cuts l,ye on adjoining farms, and there
has been c family ieud between their IA
tbcrs, who are brothers, for years
Evening journal., 1895-02-06
LErTERs LON rHE PeoPLE.
The Dover Deadlook-A Newsboy mas
Kew.

The Dover Desdiook-A Newsboy HAS "a
Key.
To the Editor OF the Evening Journal.
SIR: Who makes the dsadlock9 Clearly
the two minority candidates, who refuse
20 unite on the msj 1rity candidate aud
caucus nominee n Senator Higgins
bddicks' and Massoy's attitude Is :
violation Of party rules and pledges
Massey Is not logically, orderly and
fairly Ia the field. and should withdraw
Bis votes vould 80 to Higgins
aud Add cks II the deadlock and FAC.
tionsl fight continued, then tho responsi
bility would rest with the Addicks wing
senator Higgins has the right OF way x
Washington. and cam I be switched of
by the railroad man, or side tracked b,
the money magnate Good governments
oeace and the integrity Of the party
depend on Submission TO the maissti,
majority. A Nav CASTLE NEwsnoY
Delaware City, Foo. 5 1898.
Evening journal., 1895-02-06

According to the London Public Opin-
ion, verdict Of suff1cation from tight
laclng was returned at the coroner's
inquest held at Preston as to the death
Of Amy Budden, a servant who died at q
dentists after recovering flom Rn
operation. She was then wearing stays
fully five inches too small and while the
left side Of the heart was greatly con
tracied the right was much extended
And yet in this country, and even in the
city, there are mothers who encourage
this abomination and even hurry their
children 70 the adoption Of stays at a
tender age Hsbitaal tight lacing IL
bound TO result in much harm.
Evening journal., 1895-02-06
rhe TroubIeg I'd 3 Me. .

From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The rsal trouble which confronts as, y
says the president in his message, 'con-
aists In lack Of confidence, widespread
and constantly increasing, IN she con
tinuing ability or disposition Of the gov
ernment to pay ts obligations In gold. d
We differ with the president The
real trouble is. a lack OF confidence IN
hfua
Evening journal., 1895-02-06
rarmers ln ths LerIaIature.

From the Lancaster New Era.
There are 100 farmers In the New
dampshire Legislature, and they have
formed Farmers Council, In which
they consider all questions affecting
agriculture before voting on them They
can control the Legislature and head of
the roosters The plan ought to work
we'll in this locality.
Evening journal., 1895-02-06
- cl,nnoellor Emerr So.

TRENrov. Fob. 6.-John r. Emery, the
newly appointed vico chancellor was
sworn IN yesterday morning ly Chancellor
McGill ana took mis- seat y 18th his col
leagues at the opening Of tho February
term OF The court OF chancery in the state
fnflea
Evening journal., 1895-02-06
Trustees Nominated.

AIBAxY. Feb G-Govornor Norton
nominated as trustees Of the state Custo
dial Asylum For Feeble Minded Women
at Newark. Nellie r. Hotchkiss Of Lyons,
hllery C. Allon Of Tarm.agton and Ed
win y Bafnhan tre1sci4iuascdi Of New-
ark
Evening journal., 1895-02-06
''NothlDE Venture. Nothing nave. ,,

Rev. John Reid. 5r.. Of Great Falls. Mon.
recommended Ely Cream Balm TO me can
cure Tor catarrh II used az directed ''-Rav
Francis ". Poole pastor Central prashr
eriau Church. Helena, Mon.
IL is the medicine ahoVp all nfhara for
catarrh. and Is worth lis weight in roj6
csn use Eiy's Cream Balm with safety ana "a
Hartford, Conn.
Evening journal., 1895-02-06

win sell at a great sacrifice. lot Of
good secondhand pianos, upright and
square, for cash or easy monthly pay.
ments. Many Of the best makers included
IN this lot such a. Stelnwsy, Knabe, New
EnglAnd stsok 3 Co. from $50 TO $500
Robslsn s Co, 40 Market street.
Evening journal., 1895-02-06
Miners Threaten 10 strIke.

SHARON, Pa, Feb. GA big strike Of
coal miners in Mercer, Lawrence aud
Butler counties IS imminent
Evening journal., 1895-02-06

they can write an attractive and glowing
description Of almost any article without
Misrepresentation.
Evening journal., 1895-02-06
Tho Uniontown Tragedy Recauel.

The IniontoWu IrnEcdy Recalled.
PrrTsBURG, Feb. 6-The Mutt Dukes
tragedy, which is recalled BY tho Kansas
killing. was the roigning sensation in
Pennsylvania in 1883, and it gained ma
tional notoriety. Captain Mutt was state
treasurer and M. J.. Dukes was member
Of the legislature from layette county
Both lived ia Uniontown. Captain Mutt
had brilliant war record. Dukes was
an attorney lie had been paying alton
tion TO Lizzie Mutt the captain s daugh
ter, and was engaged TO be married. TO
her. In the spring of 1888 Dukes, as an
excuse for breaking the engagement,
wrote O letter 10 Captain Mutt who was
thon in Harrisburg, which was offensive
ana improper, relating o Lizzie. On re-.
coipt 81 she letter Captain Mutt started for
home TO investigate the allegations made
in the letter He wrote 70 Dukes TO meet
him, but instead Dukes bought q revolver
and kept out of the way Of Captain Mutt
Finally Captain Mutt won't to Dukes
office and went there unarmed Tho two
were in q back room together, and what
passed between them IS only matter OF
conjecture Dukes shot and killed Cap.
tain Mutt with the revolver he had bought
a short time before
Dukes was tried before Judge Wilson in
lniohtOwn. He set Up q plea of self de.
fense and was acquitted The court in
discharging the jury plainly intimated
that it had not done its duty properly.
There was general dissatisfaction over the
verdict
In the meantime Jim Mutt as be was
called came home from q commercial coll
lege be had been attending III Naw York.
He was a changed young man Tho kill-
ing az bis father the soguitial 81 Dukes
and the asporsions on tle honor II his Sis
ter caused him 70 be depressed ana melan-
choly.
One day he was standing in front OF the
Jniontown pOst0iiico talking 10 a friend.
Dukes passed, Without saying a word
Mutt followed him and fred four shots al
him from a revolver. Three 81 the huL
lets struck Dukes and inilic. ed fatal
wounds. The iuurth missed him. Nuti
was arrested, and as it was found impus
sihle to get % lury free igom partisan feel
ing change OF venue was made to Ale
| ghnny county. Tho trial was e. most noted
one and gained the attention % the who'll,
country. a plea of insanity was made D,
the defense, and after a legal hattie last
! ing ten days Mutt was acquitted Publ,
sentiment was SO strong in favor of thl
| prisoner that the finding OF the Jury me
/ with approval from an except Immediate
/ friends OF Dukes. shortly agtcrward Nut
! moved 70 Kansas noar whore his presen
farm Is situated.
Evening journal., 1895-02-06

The Washington correspondents had a
sweet morsel Ia the fact that Cleveland
and Sherman went out driving together.
And Why shouldn't tbeyg
Evening journal., 1895-02-06
our American Girl Resto-r

Outdoor life, delight In action, the
spirit Of sport. have taken hold Of
American womanhood. Girls Of strong
physique, erect carriage aud energetic
spirit, dellghtlne in tennis, riding,
boating, walking, are now the rules; the
feeble, indoor do. othing Is the sxcep
tion, and the result is tall, vigorous
race, with free steps and cheeks aglOw
with the rudy color Of physical health
and energy.
Walk along tho avenues Of any large
city at the fashionable hours aud the
procession Of bright, animated girlhood
which passes before ones eyes gives
ample proof Of Summer activity. All
over the country, where there are men
and money TO start club and create 8
sporting interest, the women also have
their share Of advantages. and in not a
few cases their fair share also OF the
work Of setting the organizations on
foot
There are few country clubs, hun
clubs, tennis clubs or other sporting
clubs throughout the Union which hav,
not lady membership
Evening journal., 1895-02-06

New N - extravagsnt promises In
advertiser tz that cannot bs kept, and
above ali Z not mlsrepresent goods. II
tas laSh. ! ,ssdps are elDr,ofsd to dc it
Evening journal., 1895-02-06

EShNSHsYLvANIA RAILAOAD-STAND
N - -AtsD t-SiiWay OF America - Pr0tscte
pjacSS Sis,t sSniont py the tntarlockirs Switch an.
EI.ls.IIddA5lpELPHIA, I.l.IdA5 . WILMINGTON and BAL
Ti ~ "a IillttOAD In effect Nov IS, 1894
At54u 81 us WI ieave Wilmington IS fOllowas
Il y 81 ~ express, 81. b5 ~ . 80 42,
oe ~. s5, 81 10 o5, 70 le. 10 as II .e5 II %,
a n u ni' az 90 o., 800 5O4, 10. %, 7N,
4 Ac,oIproq 8 y @, Oo. Oe. lO4ssn. .mm
Chester express. / 81, 4 20, ESQ. IA I'm ian
e09 N. w. '''
- -, 25, 3 40. 8 ID, z 40, 10 80 IN
New York, 81, 265, 4 %, $40, %. e60, SIS,
s48, is95 1913 10 45, Il 81 M. NJ s5. 81. ss6.
3 y. o. y, 8 SO. 707, 9 H. 20 90 m.
Boston, without change, 10 n am So o m.
For the South Southern Railway Express,
Il p m. Siee ers to augusta, st. Augustine.
Memphis and New Orleans.
sest haafst. VIA iSNnlo1lE, 90 M. 40
Nswars CcRrgs Enh inbsrmesliatt stations
7 ~ y q. G 80 %.
Bslt.raore and y.ashiustos, 4as. sm.su
70 6. 9 a. 65s, ri, % . N, Il u night.
sAitnA0rs anc intermediate etAuO1f, 3 A.
g, @ and p 5l m.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for WI
ninstqn, express, 90. 20, %, 2ai. Q 10, 10 p
ins, } b, bf5 sa, Z II. 'ss'9 7 a il 10. Ii IL
saoezonoesrlen. . 20. z 81. 1895 m.ln. sO3
= o., 81, q, 80, 100 II q y "a.
sunday prEins-besya fyiiH1ington FOR:
| PHILADELPHIA, eXpreBs, ] 81, 2 81, - 50, ,865
40 a 70. = a. Z b p, ~ %. 596 sss 7@
y - 20, th. 8 Is. 10 90 D N.
Qhestsra express, 81. a. 81, 8 S.. 10 o5.11 81
desloa Too siSs n. i "a 10. o5 Is, Z.
sswo rcrA. III sS5, 4s. 7p
TW, 2 u, 20 pm,
30 ra' hout change, 5 Go pm.
For the soufh-Southern Railway Express.
/ 0 Al p m. eepera TO Augusta, st. Augustine,
and Tampa; ~ p 10, Sleepers to Hot Springs,
Memphis, and New Orleai s.
Heas hcatst, S1R LamoEin, IS a N.
Balt.more nnd Washington, 4,ss. s.0l, O,le
a m r o, u 70 e, 70 05, Al, IA, 20, p. N.
sAltim0re ard Intermediate stations. eos
Leave PhiisdslDhis, Broad streey, FOR WI.
a @. 81 ss 5a 855, 40 $50 Il 10, Il 10
a oo9,memgeds;ssio5, q % q % 10, % D. "a lis5.
rrHins tor Bsl1wsre Diviaion lesve foy
hsw Castle Is. = l5 ~, 70, 30, s Is, 6 50
81 ua. = nig1t-
| Lewaa. ~ s 70. "a PA.
kxpress icT Dover, Harrington and DelnzF,
y, y. j. u g "a. : q 70, L Y night
axpreas 9or Wyoming. t8 p N.
Express for Cape CHARLES, Old Point Con,-
,pst ara Norfolk, II Ua n, u "a FiSht.
sunday trains for.
| New gsbCse, u O6 aikht,
| tarG Charlbs, Dld Point Comfort and NoY
OH, IL % night
Aidtietgwn, Clayton, Dover. Wyoming
/ saitln. d8ErI1gtol. Brfdseviue. Sesford,
/ i4sur6l and DelmBr, ls 0l night.
tyQnzrassi0DAl I6nitcd Mxpraas trainE com
oceen entirely Of Pullman Vesftl.1ls PRrinr
sun lhning Cars koeztra taTe other than the
/ usual Pullman charge.
si.iluilsu hKpIeea fraias, composed Of Pull
nan Festibule P8ri0f Cars, VeHtibule Pas
I lAres
scs furtper information. passengers am re-
erred 70 the ticket sge1t at the station.
I \ n, PROVOST j. z. WOOD
4ansrel MznsgeI. General Pnnssnver Akt-
Evening journal., 1895-02-06

BoSby-It is the unexpected that al.
ways happens, don't you know. Choliy
Whats up7 Did you pay your board
kif9
Evening journal., 1895-02-06

The Journalists Club Of Baltimore has
urged upon the Msrylsnd Legislature
the necessity Of passing such laws "as
viii amply protect newspaper men 10 the
preservation Of condolences reposed in
them They rsclte that newspaper
writers, upon whom he public depend
for important information, should be
protected iast as much IS are pastors
counsel, servants, etc And our sister
state will probably pass this most ex
cellent MEASURE A good newspaper
man enjoys the confidence Of prominent
citizens in every walh Of life and much
Of the valuable news that is eaqerl,
read is obtained only by the reporter
plsdging bis word that the real author
OF infornsnt will never be made known
except TO ths editor, who is alike bound
TO hold the confidence. Such an act As
this emsnating from the present General
Assembly would be credit to our legis
lators.
Evening journal., 1895-02-06

~ see thet johnson ia HIS lecfuFe relates a
hght NetWeeu Clay and Raudolph g. ~ es.
ne calls it q scrap OF history y.r--Atlanta
journal.
The way % reach catsrrh IS through the
pioo9. booa sArssparlua, by parifying the
blooc, removes the cause of the disease and
permanently cures catarrh. Takeonly Hlod 4
aooa q fiils eci easii yet promptly and
effectively, on the liver and b wels. 255.
Evening journal., 1895-02-06

u Hung ChaaS's wealth is estimated st
S1fstMWls but that won't save him from a II.
Ing IA Hung Chang II he don't keep nfrhtv
quiet ana IetreRIng.-We Washington Hnfchef
Evening journal., 1895-02-06

californla's only magazine, the over
land Monthly, for February. is fully mp
to the high statdard thst Mr. Wildman
year ago set for IT, It's cover Is an
artistic triumph and its contents a
literary feast
Evening journal., 1895-02-06

The Duke Of Orleans offered his ser
Vices 70 France In vain The people Of
that country prefer to be ctizous rather
than subjects Odeans might as well
take back seat and stay there
Evening journal., 1895-02-06
MN.r NnITIl-

BslgmoEs and Wsshlngton, yssA dAll,
Is ID, ~. q a., n; us 10. u O6, %, u a.,
g n N; lie ls O5, %, q 81, Is 10 Is IS N
Baltimore and WAY stations, II N, 3 @
D. N daily,
q, ll2 10 o, y 81 IS ,785, sl9, IS ts, i .
q sundays ta Is, II, 70 A > m. flz 10, B e3.
sas7, IS, 1919, Fs s., Il l0pm
Fltt8ourgr u ~ a N, y 81 q, deiiYs
Chicago, SO AZ. q ~; s. 81, . n, daily.
inninnrti. and st. Louis. fls IS N. and
New If,sGns, via Bristol ana Chattanoozs
3 - "a. daily. Through siespsr "a New Os
laans
fardsni,arz v n AZ 1'ss Recommendation. weeh dayA
H. a %; 2b and ts m Sundays. . 90
Irsias leave Market street atsslon,
Tor New York, week days, S8 3Oam
Tor Phi adeTb.a, yeeb deys go, y 30.
- IS. 81 AH !. q; sb5, 4b NJ Sundays. $50,
Pittsbure and Chicago, week days, T5 90 . N
Baltimore week days, o. 70 81 = m; IS
70 AZ %, sunday 65 pm.
Eof lsndeRberS and way stations, week
asye %, 81 a "a; g 2A 40 o IN. SundAys,
IEAtE PBfIApELPHIA. TWENTY.
g0t hIH AND CHESTNUT STs., FOR
WlhMlN0fUh,we week daYs,f 50, 1b, Z 20. IS 10
IS M Z t n q5 + " 991H Ts ssS g. sso 30 u ~ ~
- - $50, 10 i0and II IS NJ.
sundaya, g 81 ., Fsi5, sSo, 10 @, III e
-
30. f7f3 F8 23, 10 10 and N 35 D 10.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA. TWELFTB
AND MARKET aTs. Week days, IS 20. " 55,
~ es,e. "a; gs % Js7, m, sundays'
All trains Illuminated with Pintsoh Light.
lelrpnOnn NJ in5.
Rates 10 Western points lower than VI an
0 her line. e. %, SCUIsJl, Genl PHss. Agent.
n p. OAMpRWfI. General NNnsgar
M Li5llrsarUN AMI NVEtiu nltrs naII.
lsqt. ''-'
trains leave wilmington, French s,r.a.
station, for z. a o. Junction, Montchaniu.
WI terthur, GuYencourt, GranOgue. COpssrf
Qhadds' Ford Junction, POcopson, West
Chester, Embreeyllle, Mortonviile. Coates.
Vile and intermediate stations, daily, exoeDi
sunday, Az a5 = no. 30, 40 and 40 . rai
sunday only At sG m; ah. ~ = m.
For WnyneEuurE Junction. Springfield ano
nts ,mediste stations, daily. except Sunday,
o. = u, - and 4 50 p m.
Fqr Joenns, Birasboro, Reading and inter.
Aetinte stations, daily, except Sunday, ~
80 = % Ana 2 3 m, Sunday only ri ia
"a. q. AfcGA UslsAND, Superintendent
4 SOMNkSss hBlGaS. 6an, Passenger AganD
Evening journal., 1895-02-06
ITEMs.oE INrEREar.-

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Evening journal., 1895-02-06

- aA-AtMStfkE q
ID OHIO RAIL
LOAD. Schedule "a
6ect Nov. Is. 1924
frsius leave Della
are Avenua Depot
EAST Bound.
OF 3 HEpresa tralns
New York. week
days, % o3, t7l1.
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AND CHESTNUT {
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= m; lia a, ! 20, a. q
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PHILADELPHIA
KIT STREETS y
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PHILADELPHIA
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Chester Wsek day
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Chester, Sunday
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Atlantic City,
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