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Evening journal., 1896-11-11
RAILROADS
rn unect september u. 1sas-
TRAINS leave Wilmington as followaI

Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
42o 90 zds. 10, $50 So, SO 1926. 1925 i5is i5is
i125. .2S, l145 a. M; .l2.16, l37, 3O5 All.
oVz ,,, ~ gsS Si5S s6s Yo7 my Iz r. m
m; ~ 49, 2.36, 3.52. BIS, 750 and 1912 D. m.
For Chester texpress),, ,l.5l, 4.2O, $50,
i.%, 8O5. SOP, 5.56, CAS- 707 and 900 p. m.
Accommodation, COS, IOL $40. lLJ2 va
a. m. 1888, 2.SG, 352, SIS. $50 ami 1913
p For 'o New York, L57. 255 4.2o, $50 80,
S5. o.38 1905, La a. m; +l2.l6, LII zSs,
s.o5. 5-1, 502 $40, $50, IOl, 9l2 and lO.43
FOR Boston. without change, 1O.l6 a. N.
az Fo u west e Chester via Lamolzin. GsO a.
for Newark s,S Il Center and intermediate
Bolumore and Washington, 4SS. sol.
i.50, $, 5,-s, ''6.o5, ZOO, IA. $40 p. m.
Ia 5imors and intermediate stations.
Az i3 Cos p. m, 1900 night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street for
Wilmington teXpress), $50, 7:20. 7.25, SSi.
g3s g3s 5i 55i4' AZ. Ia 56s, So 5.5s. 55 ei7 6.55. 75s,
! lilo ll18 D. m. and 1905 night.
AcsomnQdatiooaa' s25 SSo sl2 1872 os on5 g,
Los r - SUNDAY TRAINS.
40 So s55. s.ss. 1905. i.45 a. m; Isl.
AcCCmmo lation, 1o3, S.l4 a. m, l2.O5, l4u,
Fer chester (exprcss). 1.57, 42O $50. sFE.
00 n.45 a. m. L3i 3o5. 5.56. 7O7 and
&c, ommodation. s25. 7sO. s12 1926
Tsor, New, YORK, i.5i. ~ ss52E0 7ssS. SO. 5S.
5.5f 707 9.12 and 1912 p; m.
For Boston. without change. 5.56 p. m.
For West Chester via Lamokin, 500 a.
"Baiiimoree' and washington. 4ss, s0i,
1923 a. m. 1905, l2,49. 80. 52S 5000 I.D.
D Leave Phiiadeiphia. Broad Street for
Wilmington texpresSs} e42o ~ l'1i1 r "a "a
IT'S p. m. and 1875 night.
Accommodation, S35. S12 1925 a. M;
1890 ? o5, 61o. s.SS' l0o5 and n.SS p. III
FoR. THE SOUTH.
seepers sSS ,ef 10 New ,S Orleans Memphis. Tam
pa, Asheville and. Hot Springs III.
sse5sr Asntf o c9ost oat TamDa ana Macon @ ia
night daily, sleepers to Jacksonville.
DELAWARE DIVISION
: 4.so sl5, s5s. a.5i p. m. and 1910 night.
Express for re Dover. e, Harrington and
Demar. Sl3 11.Oi a. m; 427 and us
I For Harrington and way stations only
: Express for Cape Charles. Old Point
4 Comfort and Norfolk. llOi n. m. and n.5l
q SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, 9.5l p. m. and 12.D
night.
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfor
and Norfolk. ll56 p. m,
omirg. FeltOn, Harrington. Bridgeville
Seafcrd, Laurel and Delmar, ll.56 p. m.
y (e) Congressional Limited Express
e trains. composed entirely OF Pullman
Nesuhule parlor and Dining Cars. NJ
t extra fare other than the usual Pullman
G. / charge.
, o. Limited express trains compose
or Bulman Ncstibule ParlOr Cars, est
e hule Passenger Coaches and Dining Can
u Tor 1urtner iurortnu tt0r I'siss..ass.sa -
" refer ed TO the ticket agent at the sta
10 ion. --,,
M. PROVOST, J. r. WOOD.
T. cen. Manager Gen. Pass. Agen
IN
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
THE NEVS OF NEV CASTLE.
GOOD NEWS FOR THE JAIL.
REPORTS THAT sHERITF-ELECT
FLINN HAS PLANNED FOR AN
EX 1EI.LENT ADMINISTRATION.

FLINN HAS PLANNED FOR AN
EXCELLENT ADMINISTRATION.
There was a general expression OF
pleasure in town last night over the
news that Sheriif-elect Finn intended
to give the Jail over into the charge of
ex-Sheriff peirce Gould as chief war
den with conditions as they are now,
New Castle Jail needs just such an eff
fcioh 0Aicial as Sherin Gould is
known TO be, and with his recent active
experience of two years at the head Of
prison affairs, knows more about its
government than any other man. II is
prevailing hope that the news is
true
THE changes will probably be made
within a week. There are four war
dens appoint, and as it is an old Gus
tom % give one OF these jobs TO a New
Castle man, John NJ Hance will doubt
less be- the night warden, with John
Thompson cOlored. of Wilmington, as
his assistant
The position of assistant day warden
(who-e duties include the superintend-
ing O the stone pile), viii probably be
discharged by eX-Superintendent John
r. Moore This will give the old jai
one cf the best administrations it evei
had
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
TINE no eHUMP THEMSELVES. %

Probably an the Trustees Of the Com
mon have not noticed that on the trial
list or The November term of Superior
Count is one suit of the New Castle
Water Works Company VS.. Trustees of
Now Castle Common. AS the November
tern is rapidly approaching it looks
as though the trustees would have To
"hunp themscivos' 90 geJ ready for
thci lcgal fight
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
s0rlhl AEp PERSONAL NOTES.

Elaall Brandt, one Of Wilmineton's
recent inspectors Cf election has ac-
ceDf Z q position as mechinist ia the
Dtla are Iron Works.
ra ne, T.. Munson has been visiting
in = .'adelphia.
Hia 3D. Stewart rs the New Castle
dele Be- t1 the W0mens Presbyterian
Miss onarf Society meetings at Dover
to-di and tomorrow
RE }V. Frederick Lewis. pastor of
Rodfey Street Prcsbyt Church, was
in town asst evening.
Evening journal., 1896-11-11

sumnt H. BY running away. they nee
fro,,, nre climate to another and from one
end d. TIE world TO the other. forgetting
their demon is within them and not TO be
escape i fiom BY a change Of locality. Con
sun,cl Oh has been pronounced incuraAle
Ii IS rot. Il is durable and without change
Of climate If the proper remedy IS resofted
to. ii casonable tue.
as p-r cent Of al cases Of consumption
are cnrcd by Dr. Pierce g Golden Meoical
Discovery % goes e. iiic scat OF toe uouo-
T. ID rtras All disorders OF the digestion.
NJ fneres .hs appetite A-en crd the assiini-
iatioa of ths fooa perfect u hils tHe blood
,,,;tf IN. os,..t,o afeireffs. il is the great
bood.pu b. fssn builder ana neive-it.
viqor.tor lt7c.s directly on lhe lunf A
noi OILY cures consumption. bat an oshsr
-yae.i.r al aocs due 10 improper ucrrish-
mcrt A.i good druggist sea- H.
h.ve u.si one hatilc %. your colder Med,
;csi rl..-.,o,, ..ri arn NON on the second oue
WfiU A.nr lrs y. l.tnfti, ~. e.. s',-'.I,.f 7
b- 5c,l mere heneft from it lhau nom o'i
ihe.~ ii~.n. nave taken from cuf hoAic doctors
in 90, a-l twelve months
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Mate. DR. Pierce is offe of the best known
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hest 9f ,,hs. he knows is boiled down IN
this iook lie talks to you in plain En-.
glish 1f aii the sickness you ever heard OF
Several chapters relate 60 the physiology Of
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Evening journal., 1896-11-11
LITER AN APPROPRIATION.
BOARD OF EDUCATION PETITIONS
THE TRUSTEES TO HELP MAIN
TAM DOBBINsVILLE SCHOOL

THE TRUSTEES TO HELP MAIN
TAIN DOBBlNSVILLE SCHOOL
S. A. Stewart and Thomas Frazer,
Jr.. @ q committee from the New Cas-
he Board of Education, appeared be-
fore the Trustees Of the Common last
evening for the purpose of securing
f DO sible an annual appropriation to
assist in maintaining the new school at
Dobbnsville, which the board desires
TO open On December J.
70 q number of the trustees Mr.
Stewart stated that the board is now
exhausting nearly an It's resources iu
main aiming the present high standard
of the schools which is meeting with
such general satisfaction that they are
trying hard 20 continue without cur
lailinr. IL the trustees can see iit to
como to- the relief of this new enter
prise it can be supported nicely by the
board without practiClng a damaging
economy.
at he December meeting Of the trus-
tees he committee viii again appear
and uree an immediate appropriation
cf $500. and an annual allowance of
500 hereafter The expense Of equip
ping he school viii amount To- nothing
after the first year This school al
DobDnsville has been badly needed foi
yoars especially during the Winter
months.
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
nIK1NG IN 10 MIDDLEToWN.

a bicycle party was made up to-day
90 60 90 Middlctown and return by way
OF the State Road on the log-book
were recorded the names of Rev, j. M.
Wise. Miss Sallie Wise, Rev. V. s Col
ins. Mrs r. ID. Wise, Miss Carrie Rog-
crs. Mrs j. b. Manlove. James u.
Biggs. Mrs. Kate Wise. Mrs. George IT,
RUuie. b r.. Lancaster, Mrs. Is. l..
Eliaon Mrs. E p. Wise and Arthur
M Wise.
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
- ~ KnnP MOVING

Harry c. Moore, e well-known and
popular young farmer of New Castle
hundred has q singular misfortune
every year. Mr. Moore has to move
every March, and the next year the
farm on which he lives is sold to an
othc owner, who invariably wishes
to ke possession Mr.. Moorenow lives
ON IRE Randolph Peters farm, nearWil-
mington reported to have been pur-
chased by Sheriff ellis.
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
Card Of Thanks.
wilmington. pel.. July 1e. 1s9s.

Wilmington, Del, July 16. 1895.
A. Jaslowsky, Esq,
General Agent for the Massachus-
etts Benefit Life Association,
Dear Sir: Allow me to express my
sincere thanks for the prompt manner
in which you settled the CLAIM Of One
Hundred Dollars on the life Of my
boy. Paul Radek. The total premiums
1 pail were only s1.14. If he had been
insured in one of the weekly compan-
les { would have only drawn $50 and
would have had to pay 23 cents a
month, while in the
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
cI.LIs GoINa-FLINN CoMING.

Sheriff ellis began moving his
hous hold effects from the county
builC ings to-day to make room for
Shcr n-eloct Finn who viii commence
mol ng 90 the sherifs residence on
Friday Mr. ellis has purchased the
Randolph Peters farm, near Whining
ton. which he may make his home.
Sherf-elect Finn expects to be fully
installed in his new home by next Sun
day
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
Massachusetts, Benefit Life

I only paid 19 cents each month. My
claim was reported July 10th and FIVE
days after 1 received a check Tor tnt
full amount If I had taken the advice
Of agents of the weekly companies
would have dropped your insurance
and aiken theirs, thereby losing sixty
one dollars. 1 strongly advise my
friends and the public in general who
desire insurance or who have insur-
ance at the present time that they can
secure protection at far less than the
usual high rates of other companies
by Joining your company. Again
thanking you and the Massachusetts,
Benefit Life Association for your
promptness and courtesy in adjusting
the claim. I remain
Very truly yours,
TILLY RADEK,
30 LamOtte street.
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
Tur DECISION REVERSED.

The suit OF John Rose against
Hirsh g. Bro. for alleged infringement
of a patented umbrella stick, came up
before Judge Butler, in the United
states Circuit Court, of Philadelphia,
Yesterday. The case was an appeal
from the lower court on the part Of the
plainha. Judge Butler, in giving his
opini0n. Judge Wales concurring, af-
frmed the decision of the lower court
Judge Butler used the word affirmed
instead Of reversed The mistake
was corrected and the case stands as
corrected
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
MR- WARRICK Is DEAD.

Rolert Warrick, who was stricken
down in corn field just below New
Castle. as stated in the Evening Jour
nal of yesterday, died at 11.O5 o'clock
last night. Mr. Warrick was 62 years
old. lnterment will be made at White
Clay Creek Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
LRs. srrroN PARALYzED.

News reached town last evening that
Mrs Robert SUTTON who has been visit
ing he home of William Sutton, on
Wilmington road had been stricken
with paralysis. Mrs. sutton is the
widow OF ex-Lovy Courtman sutton,
who died within amonth of his son,
William c.. I'm New Castle last Spring.
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
II oroRIM ID TRusTnRs.

TIE Trustees of New Castle Common
could not hold a meeting last evening
because of Che absence or quorum.
Mcs,rs. Ferris Mahoney. Daily Chal-
leneer snd Morrison were present Mr..
Mah1ncV was called Co the chair and
the meeting adjourned until the first
Tuesday IN December
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
REV. sH0RT rs EXPnCTED.

Rev ~ Burgcttc short is expected 20
visit New Castle tomorrow night toad
draa the eyanselistic meeting stiN I'M
niouoss ot tho M -. Church. The ser-
Wee ave laraeIy attended each even
mg and the newlv-roceived members
ale 1ne ECod missionary work.
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
MERRYlC lCORsE PAYTON.

There was a very large audience at
the Opera House last night to see
Corse Payton and his company in
"The Galley Slave The play is a
standard one, and it was surprisingly
well given Miss Eta Reed, in the
part of Cecily Blaine, was very euect-
i've and she wore several new and
beautiful costumes. Charles Mortimer,
as Sidney Norcott, the artist, and gal
ley slave" made the most favorable
impression during the engagement so
far. and William A. Howatt, Sidney S.
Toler. Cora Grimm Minnie Stanley,
and Grace Fox appeared TO good ad-
vantage The comedy element of the
entertainment was chiefly vested in
jolly Corse Paytcn, and it was in thor
oughly competent hands. Several spe-
cialties were given during the per
formance. In the first speciality act a
Young woman fell while doing back
ward somersanlt. but fortunately was
not injured The audience last night
was enthusiastic. and there was cur
tain call. Tonight "Drifted Apart
wln be played This afternoon tho
attraction Is "fn Honor Bound.
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
sTaNoING THE TROLLEY WIRES.

Contractor T. W. Miller's men have
obou, half completed the work of wir-
Ing .he New Castle Wilmington cleo
tric railway line, having strung the
trolley wire as far as the residence of
eX-C commissioner Charles Megginson.
Before the end of ths week the lincmen
win be New Castle.
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
AIALIa AnnIuIl

1000 a. m.-ffom Wilmington. Phiiadei-
phin and the North From Baltimore
nuC the south, From the Peninsula.
il.iu q. m.-trOm Wilminrtons Phlladcl-
phin and the North. From Baltimore
ana the South
$50 p. m.-Hrom the Peninsula From
WiImington and the North; From
Baltimore and the South
0ia b. iu.--trom Wilmington only, From
Baltimore aud the South.
MAILS CLOSE.
ioW q. u.-For Philadelphia and Will
minBton, For the Peninsula; For Ball
timnre and Washington.
1870 m.-hor philadelphia and Girls
field. railway post Office; For the PEN
iuauln, For tire North.
100 D. m.-N0r Wilmington, Philadelphia
and the North. For the penisnla; For
Baltimore and the South. (NO regis
tered mall sent south OF DOvcr)
$40 p. ui. 90 Tor Wilmington. Philadelphia
and lho Northi For Baltimore aad the
South
go
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
snAKE INro YOUR SHOES

Allen s Foot-Ease. r. powder for the feet
cures painful. swollen, smarting feet
and hrniCns. is the greatest comfort dis
coVar. of the age. Allen FOot-f,asc MAKE
tght-ittlg new shoes feel easy is "A Ger
tain cure for sweating calious and hot
Tired aching feet. Try IL to-day, Sy az
&c IN stamps. Trial packages t'REE- Al
dress Allen S. Clmstcd. Leroy. n. \.
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
GoIn AND SILVER TEA.

EASTON. Md, Nov. 11.-Mrs. Nina
Aldridge gave a gold and silver tea at
her residence, on Hanson street. Eas-
ton, to some of her women friends,
some of whom had been for Bryan and
Others for Mckinley. The decorations
were chrysanthemums of all known va
rietics, some of the finest specimens of
which came from the bloomeries of
Judge Edward WoOdall, on the Tired
Avon, and Autumn leaves from all the
varieties Of deciduous trees known in
Talbot county. Among Mrs. Aldridge' IS
guests, who enjoyed the festive tea and
the music and entertainment which
kept them together until a half hour
before midnight. were: Mrs. ]. Locke
Erwin, Of Burlington, n. c., and her
sistcr. Miss Anna Taylor. of Easton
Mrs. Basil H. Belts, Miss Madge Colds
borough, Miss Margaret Douglass Stew
art. Miss Elizabeth Wright. The pres
ence of men was absolutely prohibited
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
conn MOULDED M SHOCK.

town l1s. evening says that Newcastle
hunul hushanlnen have suffered
seifc ra fhis season because of the
msiaked corn moulding in lhe shock.
Its blight Us attributed 10 the extra
ordn arg DIS season just passed.
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
INIIIRFD AT EnGE MOOR

Edward Hughes. an employe Of the
Edge Moor Bridge Works. was seri-
ousls injured while at work on Satur-
day. II is thought that his back is
hrok-n.
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
- IL NnrIl-M.

BOYS WANTED. Ito SELL THE NEW
Castle Evening Journal Apply at the
Evening journal Onice. No. N Court
House. Oue-haif cent copy TO boys;
SELLS for one cent
bCYs, GET UP A ROUTE FOR THE
New Castle Evening Journal You can
soon earn money enough TO buy a watch
oi hiovcie. Get thcm no The Now Ca1tle
lvpnine Journal office, No. n Court
House. one-huif cont COPY.
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
cHARlIINo MS PHILADnLPHIAI


The Grand Opera House viii have
for rs attraction on Monday, Novem
ber l6. the reigning musical travesty,
"Miss Philadelphia over which so
much interest seems to centre that it
leaves little doubt Of its having a large
and brilliant gathering on its intr0duc-
tiOn I'D theatre-goers in this city. Few
If any. extravaganzas have been pre-
seniod within recent years that seem
20 have commanded the serious atten-
tion this production has. Judging from
reports that have reached us In adj
vance. it is dressed in a scenic splen-
dor that leaves nothing to be desired
In that line, while its costumes and
sumptuous appointments have occas-
ioned much favorable comment by
those who have seen the production in
other cities. Manager Van Osten has
been very liberal in his expenditures in
making his production of Miss Phila-
! dclphia' absolutely peerless. He has
given it q splendid cast of principles.
and win bring to this city one hundred
people. including the famous ladies or
chcstra that seems to have hit Balti-
more so hard last week. The unctious
/ WNueCollicri thechiefmirth-p -provokel
/ I'm ne long lisloi comedy favorites,w while
sweet and viyacious lnez Macusker, as
/ the tomure and sodate Miss Philadel-
/ phia' is said TO be altogether charm
/ ing
Evening journal., 1896-11-11

A man cannot run
away from Death
If he would con-
quer il he must
stand and fight
with the weapons
of common sense
and science. Thou
sands Of men and
women try 10 es-
cape DEATHS most
....N ..sa
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.

A civil service examination for the
position cf janitor Of the Dover post
Office will be held in that town to-
morrow. Several applications have
been filed.
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
MARRIAGE AT CENTRAL.
Miss Mary Janvier to Become
the Bride Of Joseph E. Pugh.
BRILLIANT EUPTIALl OCCASION.
OTHER EVENTS OF A SOCIAL Ma
TURE OF INTEREST TO WILL
MINGTON PEOPLE AND THEIR
FRIENDs-THE DAVIs-MACNEAL
NUPTIALS.

All communications intended for inser-
ton in this column should be adressed to
Sociotv Editor, care of the Evening Jour
nal Communications should be written
one side of the paper only.
Evening journal., 1896-11-11

Schedule in effect July 18th, 1898.
M q Ms leave WILMfNGTON, DELE
Ware AVENUE. EAsT-BOUND.
All 'fSsd trsinS y Illuminated vita PintSSa
-lSSa1,w YORK, week days. sos .a.I1
.as 81 as 1926 am +l2 2l 80 g. 2s .5S2, ,'7.S9.
III q. n. Sundays. sos. ss.4S. Ills a. M
~, ,5s7 NJ ISst SIR "a p cRH.EsrNur e. sE
STATION, week days, sS.Os, 80, 80
s715, t72O AS.15, $3.50, 'e.3l, 'le.zos u-zO =
M; Fl2;M 40 '29' z5u. 800. ,s;szs q az ~
.7.ss, s25 70. IL p. IA. sunday .sys' ~ ~
$50, 9.As, sll.25 a. M; i2.A. z2O 49, $50
'5;s2 $50, 'Ig9 s25 TO- II 2; P;,E7c x; Trpnrr.
NAL week days. s30s, s7l5, .9.u a. n.
III p. m. Sundays. FS.0S q. IN. n p m. -
ClfEsTER, week Gays, 'SOs. 5.eo. ~ sS
eSN $50, L55. '5.s2, $50. 'l.sl. t2s, 10 II ?:
no. aundays sos, 7.30, $50, su.z5 a. m:i
l22g 25O. 'S.zs. As '5.s7. $40. I'm. GzS'
.9ArL LAsNTIcc CITY, week days. '7.15 a. M; M.
f12a p. M Sundays I.5O a. m'' '4s
CAPE MAY, week days. "7.15 a. m, '2.2s
p. n sundays, l,a1 q, IN.
wsse sAAdlMoEh da9S .iso ASD 7Sa ak .n5s n.
s12E5 s207, 254, s403, s4.5s, e5,5. y, ~
p. m. Sundays. 40, 791 'Ss - "-'
i1i0s iB1i02sllT7iSM,oiRiSha nv, oiRiSha lNb WAY srATIoNs.
daily 7.02 a. m; 2.54 p. m. s.~~ uya
NByA1sRKSg n6eisw9, :. gsSS sls5s az AZ, s|ldS. |
as 70S, ss. ss.15, Lii p. ~: sunday
'A2o, 702. 'S.ls O. m.i 'lAbs' ASA 'A-'s' '''''
PIT .sbRie' N - weekdays, e.1s p. m. Sum
ScyHIc%G6. daily, .l.5s p. m.
/ CThgINNAlI AND Sc. LOUI1, oaisys
II n nv Xu9 ORLEANS and MEMPHIS, via
I bristol and Chattanooga week days o.lS
/ d. M Sundays, Ass p; m. through Sleep
eers fo Memphis and New Orleans.
/ sIrGWRLY ACCOMMODATION WeeE
/ deve 7O2 IA. m: 254 7.05, u.11 y. "a. SuH
devs. TO2 a M; "a. 7O5 p. m
T6NDTNBERG ACCOMMODATION
week days, 7.O2, 10.x7 a. M; z.A. la ,. ~
Sundays, 10 q. M; s5e p. m. -.
LEAVE MARKET ST. sIATlCNs
/ PHILADELPHIA, week days, $3.50 a.
BALTIMORE. week days, $50 a. m. /;
II. 'iL.kNDENBERo and WAY sTATIoNn
week DAYS, $50, l0-a ,. M; Lts AS p "a
I LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, CHESTNUT
ST. STATION. FOR WILMINGTON,
week DAYS. s3.l0. Goo '625 40. tSl5, 9s0,
t4e0 4.s4 s515. rJf 6, G.30. fl.25,
$40 lF& E.al p. IN. Sundays, e340, 600,
IS 10 a.~ il39 a. m; tl2.10 sl.36, 1.50,
s420. A30 600. t7.2J. aS.40 1910 1t.3J p. m.
PHI -I4ADELFnlA, READING rklK
MIMI, week d2ys, -l4, .i.a q. -. rS.Ai
~ Sunday. 'stb. s7.a a ~
Telabueno Ne. lf4
Rates 70 Westsrz peiEta lever thAA Siz
G. Q. scULL General Passenger Acsnu
W n. GREENE. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
TRAINS ARRIVE.

North-i223 $50. 1925 o. m., 303. A4f. 62G.
l.0l. 1901 d ma
fouth-S.M, 9f5. ll.O2 "a. m.. 0.H D. no.
TRAINS LEAVE.
North-6.2o. Su. 9sd fi.H %. m, lis, $50,
t4l, iQ.t4 o. IA.
South--s2a a. m, 303 70l y. M.
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
Wilmington 81 Norihern R. R.

IININ IABLf N EFFECT JUNE 16.
Trains leave Wilmington Trench Street
Station) for p. & o. Junction, Montchan-
an, fVinterhurn, Guyencourt, Granogue,
COssurt. Chadd's Ford Junction, Pocop-
son, West Chester, eEmbreeville, Norton
vile. Coatesvllle and intermediate staJ
tiOns daily except Sunday. at 40 n. m-'
2.1O. 4.05 and 6.0 p. m. Sundays only al
500 a. m, 2.l0 and 4.05 D. m.
FoI Waynesburg Junction. Springfield
and intermediate stations. daily except
Sundly az TO a. m; 210 and 4.05 D. M
7.o0 p m.
For Joanna, Birdsboro. Reading and IN
termod date stations, daily except Sunday
at 40 a. m. and 210 d. m. Sundays only
at SIS a.. m. and 2-10 y. m.
A. y. MCAlSLAND. Superintendent.
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Evening journal., 1896-11-11

SOCIAL AND PERSONAI M No
Colonel Henry H. Bellas, of German
town, Pa, was in Wilmington yester-
day
Mrs. Warren and Miss Davis. of Elk
ton. were in Wilmington to-day.
Hon. John P. Donahoe was in Dover
to-day.
Mrs. Howard Robinson, of Brooklyn,
Is being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
julian b. Robinson.
Frank Mccall, who was seriously in
iured some weeks ago by being thrown
from his bicycle, is about again.
Otto scheu is in New York
MS. Edward b. Ryder and Miss
Ryder are visiting friends in Philadel-
phia
Miss Lucy Wyatt has been visiting in
Harrington.
A. E. Baker has returned from visit
TO C0atesville.
Mrs. Thomas Kelsh ana Mrs. Harry
/ Kelsh of Philadelphia, are visiting
| friends in Wilmington.
J. Newman Davis, of this city and
/ Miss Bertha McNeal, of near Elkton
Md. viii be married at the home Of Tho
bride this evening. by Alpheus S. Now
/ bray of Elkton NJ. e. Church.
Ex- Representative John w. Jolls, o
/ Middletown. was in Wilmington to-day
u. IT. Warner, who was injured IN tn
parade Of the Business Mems Mckinle.
and Hobart Club is improving
Mrs. Joseph l.. Cavender is i'll.
Walter Alexander, baggage maste
on the b. G. o. railroad, is spending
vacation Of two weeks in New jersey
w. w. Hickman, night station agen
at the p, w g. b. station, has returne
to work, after a two weeks vacation
A. J. Burton, who is employed at th
b. q o. railroad freight office, is Ill a
his home.
General John p Donahoe is in Dove
to-day.
Evening journal., 1896-11-11

- ''s e j. HARVEY wHTEMAN:
Secretary OF State.
Evening journal., 1896-11-11
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