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Evening journal., 1896-05-29
THE NEWS OF NEW CASTLE.
slveRs STORM IN sussIx


House blown Down ard DsmsRed at
stroysd.
LswEs, Del May 80 A terrific cleo
tric storm. accompanied by q heavy
downp7ur Of rain aud wind. visited the
central And eastern portion of this
county last evening. At Ellendsls, hall
stones as large as heus' eggs fell, doing
much dampge. At Gsorketown twr
mpty freight cars At the Y near ths
I -pot at the southern edge OF tbs town
were blown oG tue track
A house wss blown down and Others
were damaged The fine peach orchsrd4
OF exc veri or Stockly aud Others lid ~
with fruit were nearly destroyed by the
wind, Al d telephone wires In the town
we're badly damaged Hrs the Wild Up
io)ts trees and cid other slight dem
ags This Was ths severest storm In this
section for many years AID the lowlsnds
are under writer
Sussex county people who arrived in
Wilmington on Delaware road train No
90 this morning state that a terr "a
thunder storm. with heavy wind and q
great raiLfa sw'pt over that couaty las
hight.
In many places hail fell and at Ellen
da.e, IN Cedar Creek. the bsilstones ware
as large 40 hens eggs.
The rainfall was the hssvlest for
years aud all the lowlauds are under
water Macy trees were uproo.ed by the
wind ard a number Of barns vera lam
aEed Many Sussx county telephone
aud telegraph wires are doF n
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
DEMOCRATS IN SHAPE
Organize a Strong Hundred
Ssearing Committee.
AND oHoosR DOVER DELEGATES

Laree aud. Harmonious Meeting OF New
css'le Hundred ID. moc'ats- Presided
over By John #. UsmpbsIi-John III.
Rodney Selected ms County Committee
man.
Chslrnau John F. Campbell called thu
Democratic macs meeting to order at 3 30
o'clock last night and announced that the
meeting was 10 select representative OF
New Castle hundred Ia the O1uuty Com.
miftee. FIVE msmbers Of tho Hundred
Executive Committee Ave delegates and
dye alternatss to eta'e convention II
Dover on June 18.
George NJ Riley moved that John f.
Campbell bs chairman OF the meeting
Mr Campbsli WAS unanimously elected
and John T. Stoops wss chosen sscretsry
on motions OF PA'rlck McGrory aud
George W E kles
Patrick M,Grory tf red In nomination
John h. Rodney for the County Execl-
tive Committee The n,minAtion was
seconded by Peter @. Madden The
nominations were closed and Mr. r ,daey
was elec'ed A resolution was cAriiyd
authorizing the chairman TO sppnInt a
dstrict-to submit Ia nomination a
| hundred executive committse.
This COMMITTEES was appointed and
retired to City Council chamber In the
following order
West district George Whitfield ST..
Patrick McGrory, John j Reynolds
North George Pustil, George w.
Eckles, James Toner.
nhnvl... lhoa~o-
Harold Sudell
south George NJ Riley Peter Toner.
Thomas d Walls
with Hpod Sudell az chsirman and,
stter a retirement OF fifteen minutes. the
fret named man from each district re-
ported the selection OF hundred com.
mittesmen as followf:
North Gsorge w Eck'es.
Esst-Alexasdsr MeCaughan.
West Patrick McGrory
South l. mis- e Ehsln
At Lsrgs-Rob.rt Morrison.
This report WAS accepted snd the com
mitteemen duly elected l. was then de
tidsd TO recsive the nominations
slstlng Of three from each district. and
O3hltmou OaUP PoolA bpp iiubcu IL III
na'iDg commit es as fonows:
John G M4honey. William Farley
Gaorgs Woclson; William J Hunter
William Morrison, John Murphy; jane,
B Tomsn Gsorge Whitfield. Sr. Jane.
FinnegAn; Pe,er q Madden. Joha A.
Walls, Henry NJ White
Tai. committee dsilbsrstei aud Chair
m IN Henry N White submitted these
nAmes, which were acceptsc.
East Evan @ B,yo; alternate EdEs
Lsrkiu.
N rtb-Tsmss B Lsucss,ei; alternate
Richard Msloney
West George Whltf Id. 81 alser
ternate. James McCsllster.
Sauth-And AZ Gall gher; alter
nate. James Cprilp.
AT lsrge--Gilss L,nbsoa; alternate
hugh Dlhr
Imuediatey siier the rep,rt ~,s rsti
Il d the convention adj ,nsnsd atser on-
VI tie most harmonious and cr-dltab
meetings ever known III Nsw C.stls hun
1 q ed
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
Frienda ln se.alon nt Eanion.

EAsToN. Nd, May 20 The regu ar
quarterly meeting OF the Fslends has
besn in ssslion siroe Tuesday At the
Third Hsven Meeting House. adj lining
K stOn. The meetings were we'll a.
tended. The oonuscii3n embraces 10
Talbot unity soms of tue most substsn
tia cluz 'us-busiassI man and farmers.
Tbs msetiue h0uss Is plan and sub
stan iol brlck building erected few yeari
40 20 Take the place OF the old wooden
s'ruc ure. s'ill standing. sud which was
bnilt more than 250 years ago. Here
William Psnn ard GsorKs Fox pre-. ied
Tbs mesting house is In grove OF
Nntlqae white oak trees aud ora kaoli
Toe Friends Is the Oldest religious on
gsliz ,tlou IA The couny. They have
n4d regular and consecu'ivs sermons.
MOI thly or weekly. At the Tnird Haven
Meeting House for nsarly three e,n e.
ries, ard their records during that psrioi
arr amolg the most valuable g. J1a an
nslis,s and bisioIiaDs IN ihs country.
They are c3nplste aud VII preserved.
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
prisoner. sentenced AZ pridretop

BBiDaEroN. May 20 Judge Hoagland
10 day sentenced prisoners IN tie UrIm
inal Cour as follows; Charles Filler.
burglary, ten years. Thomas B9dme
burglary, two years; Leonard DlssArt,
indecent assault, hvs ysars; Antonio
ReDner, incest, one year; John B lek
selling liquor without license.
section convictian, one year william A
Darl. selling lq1or without lic-use,
third conviction. Ione year; Ward B IL
ztrd aud Oscar Griner, burglsrg. Blizzard,
one year; Giner, Reform scoool John
ReElin, Jr, Reform fchool; ex justice
Of the Pesce Daniel e. Woodruff
emb zzlsmsnt. three month";; Thomas
B zzUd, receiving stolen money. three
months; Philip KsSrney Q ok, assault
aud battery, 425 and coste Jamal
Stringer, assault aud battery, 81,
hne and costs; issas Peters, Illegally
ssl ing liquor. $3.50 fus R1d cost
John P Jewell. illegally selling liqlor
800 dne and costs; Carney Chsmberlalr
and Joseph Ssuder. illegally selliD|
] a1or, $50 fine each and costs. Wrlis O
error were 6led by J .hn s. Mitchell
E 10 the cases OF Buck and Carlo
aud Mondsy next was 6xsd TO determine
ss tn their admission to blil pending
hesrlng OF the wrlts by the Slprem
1 Court
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
PATRIOTIC EXERCISES.
OLD AND YOUNG AMERICANS WILL
PARTICIPATE.

school children WIN slnR at tho F.ss-
raising compauy y, was.o. Po.t Of the
Grand Army aud the Jauior Order aIeu
10 Parade aud Decorate Graves Of the
Veterans.
Memorial day will be well observed In
New Castle 10 morrow, vi an early
moining parade tc the vsrions Gem stsiiss
about tom, a flag raising undar the
auspices OF the Junior oder OF U.ited
American Mechanics. aud baseball
game 10 the afternoon between Columbia
A. G. OF this city, and Montgomery
a Of Philadelp Ia.
The PAIRde VIII move al z Boa NJ. from
City Hsll In this order
Csplain A. N, Hizsr. 8Tsrshal
Post Commands 81 J. NJ. White, Chaplain VIII
liam Love J, 0diaerof-the-Dag Ira Lunt
New Cnstle Drum Corps.
Company h. First Infantry, n. G. ID.
Captain K. r.. Rogers. COmmauuant.
COlors OF the Graud army.
Captai n :. Watson Post No 3, q. A. r.
Viaiting Soldiers and Citizins
Industry Council No. 23. Jr D. n. A n.
Flag for School Building No. @
Helrse containing Il overs
At the cemeteries about town the
Grand Army committees will proceed 20
rades. FIRING squads from the militia
viii then line up Ar3nnd the graves and
discharge three yOlieys at The c1mmand
lhs ritual services Will be- condncl,d by
Poet ComEs, dsr John NJ White Cdap
lain William L7vell and on sar- OF the
Day Ira L1nt. All OF Watson Post. No
Addresses will be delivered In tnis
order: A. InmsruAi Church yard. Chsp
Ham f M. Mnn sou; S p tors Rev r.
| l. Brsdy; Mt Salem Rev A Hal:
New C.stie NJ r Rev. V S Collins /;
Uulon A Nj e. Rsv L. Rchwiae !:
pres byterisn Cemetery, Rsv. ) Bsat 10
Wylis
Several veterans o the late war have
died IN Nav Csetls during tbs pasE year
| The familiar fgure Of r RJbert s Martha,
one OF New Csstles most massiva men.
| who was alpays msrshal OF the Dscors
tion Day parade will oe missed M hkv
log gone to EnswCr tue last roll cal
The 6fs and orum corps will bring
Industry Council 10 the City Hal ~ z
o'clock IN the morning. and the Junior
Osder men viii pAriic.pste MS guests Of
the Grand Army.
] After the services OF grave decoration,
the q A. r will sec mpRnY the Jnnior
o der men to school building No 2 for
che 1tg raising exercises Il NJ Pitt
Esq OF Middlstown. will present the
hss on behalf Of the Junior o. u. A. NJ
Rev. v S Collins will accept on behalf
OF the New Castle Board OF Education's S
COMMITTEES.
| All the public school children Of the
city are expected TO slDg = patriotic sir
under the leadership ofJ B Manlova
DUNG the flag g-rsising. Company q will
IprobSby FIRE saluEe.
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
RELIABLE PATTERNS.
Guaranteed to Fit, If Proper
Size Is Given.
a DBEaa FOR A LITTLE GIRL

A Pattern Of rh,s oan BE Had ny Send.
Ing 10 Oonpa to the Evening Journal
omoe-Pattsrns for woman. Maid and
phiid.
We have made an arrangement with
one OF the Oldest aud most reliable paper
pattern houses IN New York, which
enables us to offer to our readers stand
ard and perfect fitting patterns Of the
very latest and newest designs.
These patterns are retailed In stores Al
from 20 to 40 cents. We bsvs made
arrangements whereby we can offsi
them at the extremely low price Of 1C
cent?.
A paper pattsrn Of any rIze, OF this
lllusirstion, may be obtained by sending
your name and address. number and
size OF pattern desired. together with II
cents for each pattern, to the EVENING
JOURNAL, Wilmington Del.
Please Observe the Following Measure
mentg
For Waists Measure around fulles
cart OF bust close under arm rails
slightly In the back, draw moderately
tight.
For Sklrts--Measure around the waist
over the bslt; draw moderately tight.
Printed directions accompany eact
pattern, showing how the garment ia K
De made.
When ordering patterns for children
pleRae Also state age OF child.
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
nn.th Of hmm r- prlna

FLKloE. Nd, Ny 20 John Flsicuei
Price supcrintendeDt ~ the Chesapeake
srd Delaware canal died last night ~
bis ieslcencs. In Chesapeake Oily. OF
BrSht's dissase. alter an illnsss OF
several weeks h vas born nesr Chesa.
Bsske City on Ostobsr T. 1891 Bis
f.tasr wss four years superintendent Of
tho canal. aud at his death, which
occurred In 1877 the son succeeded him
he was q 'nembsr Of tho hpard OF
trustees OF Bethel Msthodlst Episcopal
Church and also president OF the B ,th,l
Cemetery Company. he married Miel
Mary Clayton. Of hiddletown. Del, y be
survives him. he was a Democrat. bni
while he always took an aotlgo interest
10 the Affairs Of the party, never would
accept an offics.
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
r1uaasr storm no raIpat.

cAMBaiDaElND May 29 -oAmbridgs
experienced a violent thunder storm
yesterday afternoon. Lightning struck
frp. I OF II A quantity OF goods IN the
Noble Wright aud Willie seward. whS
were near. we're stuaued and narrowly
escaped death by The shock The dr,
alarm was soaudsd. but the services ol
the dire company we're not needed
A bout toe same time large barn on
Chsncellors Point. IN Ia bot county
just ab.ve CsmbrldRe. was struck BY
lightning sud burned 10 tine ground.
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
Flshlnr in salem County.

SALEM. Msy 20. The chief fishing IN
Salem county st the present time Is iil
The iulsnd lskas. msny of which abound
vi pickerel Scores OF 100 and over. .bave
bsen made during The past week. the n-h
belug - nice size. The ponds az Deal
town, Elmer. Willow Grove. Stevenson e,
Daretown aud Rlchmond's s are among the
best for pike. Fishing In The tidewater
streams has not been very good during
the past week, although some nice
strings Of catfish and white perch have
bsen caught IN salem creek Alioway :
snd Oidmen's creeks. Sun6sh are hitting
innessly all the pond thro, ghout the
cnuntv
Evening journal., 1896-05-29

Little Girls Dress:-This rogulsh little
maid Is wearing the dalntlest and most
ferviceable OF Summer frocks The
material used IN our model Is blue and
~hite lawn prsttily trimmed with
vAepciennss sdgng 'Ai insertion. The
pattern Is cut With full waist gathered
onto q plain yoke both back and front.
A pretty belt Of tho dress material con
ceais tbe place where the full straight
skirt Is sewsd onto tho bodice A large
rruod collar OF ths lawn irlmm 4 with .
rom OF lace, head. d by row Of iueer
tion and finished by strsieh band
collar, en,irely cjncsAls the yokn
and mskeB very bsco min Z
addition to the costume This
bishop sleeves end ulder pointed cuiIs
The dress closes IA she ssntre back With
hooks ald eyes or bntfons snd button
holos, a. prefsrrsd diughsm chan
bray, grass inen. b,tiste. oambr'e. lawn,
pqse challis eto.. can be ulsd for this
de-igr
81 GA Little girls dress with stfaishi
full salrt uitsbls for ~ssh fib. lc } re-
qnires for medium 81 yaris mat4rial
% inches wide At Yards % Inches vide.
OF 81 yards 80 inches wlos lasertlou
represented. yards; embr'iisrv a
yards. Cat Ia 8 slz 8. 4 2 9 and .
years
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
Terrllio sfornl ~ Hridreton.

7mDoKTUE Nav 20 The most Ter
rldc thunder storm kno o~n here for years
passed over tLis afternoon. william J
IAndras bakery, Wesley Memorial Metho-
DIST Ehscopsi Chnrch. the residenos VI
John Frsdenchs. Parker Brothers mould
house and several trees were slrnck by
lightnlog hut the damAee 10 'be build
ings as slsht Al dres' bakery was set
on 6re, bn' the fsemen soon extin-
gnished the fl IN Nob,dy wAs hurt
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
yloIent Hal sto,m an caroIIn..

DENTos. Md May 20 "A violent
storm passed over this seo.lou OF Caroline
onnty at O'Clock yesterday afterooon
For two minutes large hRilstonss feli Snd
rolled over the grouId d like marbles
This was followed by heavy rainfall.
The southern part Of the county seemed
10 bs tbont the centre OF tho ttogm. and
IL is feared tbRs copsiderAbls damage has
been done TO wheat dslds. berry patches
and fiuit orchards
Evening journal., 1896-05-29

TRAINS LEAVE WlLAlN0IONt tllllh
WARE AVENUE. EASI-BOUND.
All All trainS raj - Illuminated with Pintsch
new YORK. week days, .sos .7iS
III f'i 3. N. Sundays, .s6s. 's1s, 'ii25 a. M.
'i5ii 'iP5ihiIL.xSiDELPhIA, CHESTNUT ST.
STATION, week days SOs s'S % ~ y.
s73g. A25. 10. III D. m. Sundays, -5.06. 130.
$50. s9.4S. 'll25 a. m. 1920. 25O, '3.zs, 45o,
''s4 sisG p ,tfy IA III ~ O'RA6rNd l rERM1-
NAL week days, s3.OS. 'sl5 1881 a. M;
IL p. M. Sundays, fSoS a. m; ~ y: m. a.
-7.i5. 7sO. IS Is. 1856, s1O.25. 1l.zv a. m; l24o,
'29, $50, 455 .5.32. 6s0, 'lsa. So, 10. IL p.
m. Sundays. '3.0s. 7.sO, 500, III; % a. m;
1920. $50, 'S2s 4.e5, 'o.S2, 6'O '"ss' 3D.
ATriLRNpTriie CITY. week days, Ills a.
m: 'i22l. '2.2s D. m. Sundays i'So a. M;
CAf1 NAY. week da 8. '7l5a m.:'s %
,. m. Sundt,- 9la ~.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON,
week days si2c, 702 sS.4S. .llO5 a. m;
$3.50. '207. 2.5l, '4O8 'i.ys, -sls 'S, '9l5
Pii2 55 ln - 9i''S o9 b si >. b. s .S.i5 p. m.
ia iIBs2sLTiMoiRt AND Way srATIoNs.
daily, Io2 a. m; 2d ?. m. sau .,o
7O2 sS.4S, fil6 a. m; 'l2.55, 254 '4Ob,
s4.5S. 705, IS '9.l5, n.l2 p. m, Sundays,
AN, iuz +oa5 a. tn.i ~4@.oo, 4o'f t.ooi isVO'
'PITTsBURG. week days. 'S4s a. m;
e6.13 D. m. Sundays, 'S.48 a. M '40S PM
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS. daily
$3.50 and '0.l5 j. m. .
rr,M Olt.r~NS ANN MEMPHIS via
lristol aud ,iillttencoga, 800 y m, daily.
Through sleep-rs Washington 70 aiemphis
SfNGERLY ACCOMMODATION. week
days. 7.02 a. M. 2.54, 7pa, n.l2 ,. IN. SUM
days. zoe n. M; 2.5f, InA p. m
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION,
week days. 102. 1927 a. m. 2.5i, t.5a p. IN.
Sundays, 10 q. M; 45S p IN.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
NEW YORK. week days. 800 a. m.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, 'ooO q.
"a iBiA1LlrfMoRE. week days. $50 a. m;
iIskNDENBERG and WAY STATIONS.
week days, $50. 1920 n M ESQ, DO p. M
LEAVE pIiILLAlDllEL;PldtiA, lll GUEST
TON week days, @3iO 800, .625 40,
isis. $50. 'l0.33. 11.S0 a.. m; .l2 20 'l.s6.
i50 245, % 30, 1920 4.30, Sis, '5.4l, 6, $780,
'4.25. sSf0 1910. 1l.35 p. m. SUNDAYS, .5t0
6. 'S15. 3. 1l.30 a. m; .l220, 'l36, l5O, '4.2O,
430 g. '7.25, s84O 1910, 80 p. IN.
PHILADELPHIA, HEADING TER-
MINAIs week days, 3 % @7.55 a. m; $40
y. m. Sundays. s8.20, *7.55 a. m.
Telephone No. ia3
Rates to Western points lower than via
any other line.
| q. o. SCUI.L General Passenger Agent.
w. NJ. GREENE. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
Drowned In sIeht of Homo

BRIDGEToN. May 20-Oscar Tabman
q year old son Of Vincent TuOman. o.
Dividing Greek. Was drowned yesterday
afternoon atthe mouth of Middle creek
a few hun drsd yards from his home. b
vas IN s~immlng and got into hole
H's voung companions were unable tS
rescae him. The body was recovered
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
rxtsuslva oaunsr Assirns.

SAIIM May 30 Robert b Grlscom.
en- extensive cinned goods packer and
general merchant. at Hansock' 8 Bridge,
has made an assignment TO James
Bntchfr OF this city. The liabilities are
place at $27 900. with atsets at SEQ 600
The depression In the canned goods
business Is said to have been the cause.
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
sun.ase susssstea 10 sorlpIn :.

Suffrage Suggested In Scr'ptu ..
To the Editor OF the Evening Journal.
SIR: When oUr first parents were
placed IN charge OF the esrth to have
dominion over It and subdus r.. Eve
not made OF the dust-wss a fuer OF
ganlzstion L. was not good for either
to bs alone. Satan practically divorced
tlem In the garden. The heart said to
the head, Il have no need OF you
Satan began with the woman bscsuse
she bad m lst IL huence with the man,
She was Dotfbeu the wesker vessel, but In
capable OF acting wiselj apart from Adam
/ 1t Is coDcsded that psrt of womau's
ourse was hat man should rule over her
As result of that fall and rule, ths
"eafth was filed With violence, aud all
flesh had coirup'ed bis way on the
earth The sesord Adam came to re
remove that curse Like African slavery
1t had It's appointed bounds Christ WAS
the great emaL cipator of woman he
houor, her In his incarnation, exalted
her Ia his ministry. and made her the
6rst evangelist of his resurrection Her
commission is found In Acts H. l8
What woman 10 In society, and the
church and school, she win be Ia politics
when restored TO her divinely appointed
place as helpmeet, counsellor aud
counterpart OF man The spiritual ls
destined to triumph over the natural and
physical, as MUD over matter, aud
the best element viii finally permea,e The
body politlc aud when quality has pre-
cedence over quantity. legislation Will
take many strldes toward the millennium
Then will the divine order be restored
and the whole man DO reoognIzsd at the
polls, and the twain will say Let us
make laws. as the Trinity said. Let us
10 AXE man STUDENT q"
Delaware City, May 30 1896
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
81. fBaY Ridge, sunday, MAY 81. 81

The first Sunday excursion 10 b-J
Ridge, MAryland's beautiful hsysiie TO
sort, Will be run Sunday, Nay 81 Tisios
will leave v arket Street Station A. 81
NJ Delawate avenue 75J u Ex-
cursion tickets one dollar. Great i'm
provemsnts have been made aud the re-
sort Is now more charming than ever
The going tIlp Is BY rail TO Canton. thence
by steamer Columbia. thirty two miles
down the Chssspeabs RETURNING by all
raU
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
Penl sErore Oom n nencemenr lsrercIa III.

PEEEsGBovE. May 20 -Cous dsrs bic
preparation is bslug made for the con
meucement exercises OF tho Peunsgrcve
Bleh School to be held on Thursday
evening June The graduates are
Missrs NJ bic E klnton. Amanda M.
B wen, y l. zzie S'snfcn. C. o l. Peter
son. Ho~a'd Borden. William McIatire.
Harold s Rig9ine. Howard NJ Walker
and Ralph ) Smith
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
IAILs ARRIVT


a. m.-Frcm Wflmington, Phi.adelphia and
the North;From Baltimore "a nd tho South;
From the Peninsula.
II - 40 a. m.-From Wilmington, Phi 'adelphia
and the North; From Baltir lors and the
South.
$50 p. m.-From the Peninsula; From Will
mington and the North; From Baltimore
and the South.
rs o. m.-From Wilmington only; From
Baltimore and the South.
MAILS CLOSE.
"a. m.-F PHILADELPHIA and Wilmington,
For the Peninsula; For baltimore aud
Washington.
ilO. .30 a. m.-For Philadelphia and Cris1eld.
railway postoffce; For the Peninsuls; For
the North.
ii.l0 p. m,-For Wilmington. Phila6 elphia
and the North; For the Peninsrla Ia; For
Baltimore and the South. mo registered
mail sent south of DoverD
80 D. m.-For Wilmington. Pbilad e lphia and
the North; For Baltimore and che South.
NseV NAsTT,E MAY %. 1896.
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
sTEAMBoAT-TiME TART,r-

Major Reybold leaves New Castle daily. ex
cept Sunday. 8 % &. m, arriving At Phna
IL O'Clock. Returning leavse Phila. z. ~
arriving at New Castle At 53Op. m.
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
sPEuIAL NOTICES.

.nURE MILK AND CREAM SERVED
1 daily TO any part Of town. e. y. Deakyne.
DOYS WANTED TO SELL IHE NEW
ID CASTLE EVENING JOURNAL. Apply a.
the h,vfSIsO JOURNAL Office, No. IL Court
HOUSE,. One-haf cent a copy 10 boys; sells
for cne cent.
ZINE GROCERIES CHEAP FOR CASH.
II at DEAKVNH'S.
DOYS, GET UP A ROUTE FOR1HE NEW
ID CASTLE EVENING JOURNAL. You can
soon earn money enough u buy a watch or
bicycle Get them at the NEW CASTLE EvEN-
ING JOURNAL Once, No. II Court House. one
half cent n copy.
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non TUE SOUTH.

Southern Railway.--1n p. m. daily,
sleepers to New Orleans, Memphis Tam
pa. Asheville and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast line.--l2.49 y, m, daily,
sleepers TO Port Tampa, Macon. and jack
sonvile. 1854 night, daily, sleepers TO
Jacksonville.
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
DrLAWARE DIVISION.

For New C'astie Sls Ills a. m. 2.50. 4.S0.
G.l5 6.53, 9hl =. m. and lAlV night.
For I4cWcg. S.13 A. m, 4.2l y m.
Express for Dover, Harrington ana Del
mar. Sl3, 11.Ol a. nj. 4.27 and ll.56 y. m
For Harrington and way stations only,
Express for Wyoming, 653 p. m.
Express for Cape Charles. ola Point
Comfort and Norfolk, li.0i a. m. ana ll.b6
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, 95l p. m. ana H.lO
night
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk. il.5G D. m.
For Mlddletown, Clayton. Dover, Wy
oming. FetOn. Harrington, Bridgevilles
Seaford. Laurel and Delmar, ll.56 y. m.
(*D Congressional Limited Express
trains, composed entirely OF Pullman Ves-
Thule parlor and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge
% Limited express trains, composed or
Pullman Nestibule ParlOr Cars, Nestlbule
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. No
extra fare.
For further Information passengers are
referred 20 the ticket agent az the station,
8. H. pRENOST. J. r.. WOOl}r.l
Gens Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
VKJILAfINGT'ON AND n RfHERN RAIL
wv klAu 11mnlnble q feet Nal Oh lh. ls..i

Trains leave NVflmiueion. French street
station. Tor B & o Junction. Montchrnin.
Winterthur. GuYencOnrt. drenngue. COsss r..
Cha ds' Ford Junction. focOpsOn. West
Chester +. Fmbreville, MorIouville. Coatesvllle
and intermediate n tioDs. daily. except
Sunday, al z. 10 a no.. 2 20. 4 r5 and 0t D. Ia.
SUI day only At cS a IN ? 10 and 4. 05p m.
For Waynesburg Junction. = rinkh field and
Intermediate STATIONS. daily. except Sunday.
al Z. 10 -. M. =. 10 and f05 IN. SunaE)s 8 UnIy
At 1903 m AID 10 4f6 ~.
For JospnH. Bir seoro. Il eedlng aud inter
mediate st4tions. daily. except SUNDAY st
Z 10 p. N and 2.lu D. IN. sunday only al o.uo
a m and 70 D. IN
a. y. Ac1A U 7f4ASD. Superintendent.
fbOWNkos BRIGGS, Gen Pnsss nger agent.
Evening journal., 1896-05-29

Cups and saucers, handles, zoe. ret.
Gravels,
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
A DREsS FOR A LITTLE GIBr.

60 Get This Pattern Fiji Ont the Coupon
aud Send 1t TO tho Evening journal
once with Don Cents.
Evening journal., 1896-05-29

Foreign and domestic fruits-pIne-
apples, oranges lemons. apples, bananas
and straw berr:es at Thompsons.
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
Council Hearing Assessment Appeals.

Council Hearing Assessment Appeals.
City Council began it's sittings as a
court Of errors and appeals last evening
at the mayors cffi,e A number o. over
taxed citiz ms Appsareo The hearing
was promptly adjourned at o'clock
Evening journal., 1896-05-29
TRAINS ARRIVE

IhAIlNo ATLNIN l.
North-l2 2s s.26, 1l26 q. m. 3.J3, "A, 0. 2s
7.W. II. .O4 d. IN.
South o. 9.45, lt.02 q. M, 40 D.'m.
TRAINS LEAVE.
North-e 30. g. 81. o45, II % a. ~. lis, 5S5. GA.
10.14 D. m.
south-S.se a. m, s,os, 7.O7 p. m.