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RAILROADS n
RAILROADS.
- ALTlMORE -
. AND oHIO
n RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect July lsth, 1895.
Leave " ..snn,glun IrtGi stanon cOtlrr of
New Jersey avenue and st.
For Chicago and Northwest, fesubuied
Liunted Trains 1910 "a ~ and b .O5 p m-
For Cincinnati, st. Louis andlndiahapoiis,
yestbuie,i LiIuited 3.4o y N. express
1918 night
For Pitisburg and Cleveland, express daily
1000 u. M. and 8 40 p. m.
For Berkeley Springs, 3. .45 p. m. daily.
except Sunday special. lz.UG nom asiiy
and sos p. NJ Saturday only
ra5 Rseg E5s zp zs m fs Is faTn a. an al
tain Lake Park Sunday.
ESr ana 1aS
p For Of New Orleans: Memphl., Rruiny
EoanoIe. 1850 p M aaily: sleeping cars
For Lnray. s.46 o. m, daily
x7S5, tO5 a7.o5. II 10, 80. $500. g. SO:
10 81, ,xIO 60. II 2. 90 u. ~. x12.u5. 12:lO.
1885. x3o0. s2b. .4:2s. 4,s2. 1906:
si5o; s.i5' Ks SO 70. lis. III: So p. IN, and
100. T 4iS.oos S 8 3 "a SIis,SSs, & r. Ilz.$S;
4 80, 80. $500, 500 xS-so. li.iS. 1ii.So ,. ~.
xiS.OI night. =
For Annapolis. ITO and $50 q m.
M For Ere freas5,cs. 20 90. ,,e oonooo. ..i.ls.
~iSS, Fss nsserstoWn. i1;sy E % ua.oo noon and
'eis Fs1 Boyd and way u pe!qSsss 4 week ds.ys az.
DAYS. s 90 a. IN. liz. 7.U5. p. IL.
anu m ssop Ess p?saSsSS o. xsss sso
aaysi ~. 80, Sv IS. .os, Ii so p m: sundays
D 90 a. N. .15, 6.35. 40, 1Ol p. m
For " aSriin g1on .sunctson ana way points.
300 q. m, ..1. .15 p: M Express trains
stopping nj printIpai stations oiny. r4.3U.
'OisS For L Fay Ridge, week days. BIS a.. m.
and 42S p. IN sundays. $. 80 a: m. 80
sna From o,I Bay : Ridge. week days. e.1s a. m.
so and s.l5 p m Sundays. 800 and
Bis p. m
RuYAL RLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA ,.t
l. All trains iiIun.iiidt wili fintsch light
FOR PhiiaueipBla, New forS, BOSTON,
ard The East week tiaxs. -Ou. %, 500,
10 90 q. m. Dining Carr, 1900. 1885,
800, q. .O5, Dining Carr. s.0Op. m. t1201
SgnE seeE1s ns ehf nInipr hpenc Car, Az 20 oS
Dining CarJ. d2.3o, Dining Carr. 800,
1908. Dining Carr. 500, f12Ol, night,
Sleeping Car. open for passengers 1000
Buffet Parior Cans on all day trains.
and l2 80 p M week days. 1885 p m.
fExcent Sunday .paIiy. ..sunday only
Express trains.
! Baggage called for and CHECKED IRON
n0te,s OO ase1s ags left at tcSst Offices siS Penn:
sylyapia avenue W.. New York avenue and
18th street. and at depot ,r,
Gen. Ainnager- den Pass- A4t
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FOR RENT HOUSES.
(FURNISHED.) }

S7s.OO-Q ST. NV. BETWEEN 18TH
And 4lH-Completely furnished: 10
rooms and bath. 1883
$4,000 MONTH-N II. AVE, SOUTH
DUPOET CIRCLE, rooms and bath;
completely furnished. 1879
S6O-lol liTH ST. sE.-Brick; fus.
pished: Sr. and bath: a. m. l. t113D
$50 A MONTH BY THE YEAR-A mod
ern house completed furnished. contain
ing rooms and bath. on 3th St., near
Franklin Park t376)
$125.OOII ST NV, NEAR 18TH ST
Brick: 3 stories, 8 rooms, and bath:
completely furnished. 1857
El26-P ST, NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
BrIcS. four stories; IL rooms and
haiti. heated by furnace. t3i2)
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PENNSYLVANIA AVE
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
orner's actual price quoted.

rH =.
SA.OOO-Corncr brick residence OF q
rooms and 18th; 1890, including 'ia-
iuinIng hot, 2Ox90: all ior price quoted
Corner ne. near car line t3sSl
NWSThree-sto brick. containing
r,otns and bath. in first-ciass condition:
q: IN m 'n00nsEVsSTH i ESVsSTH ST. NE. BET. 3
AND F-NeW brick dwelling; two
stories and busement; containing roSms' a
. !" nOO-COk. s7H AND I sTD.
NW.DBnck: 22 rooms: good condlti0o;
suitable for flats. siVoy
SS.6OO-I ST. Me-, BET. N CAT AND
N.Y. story Lay window brick, con-
tanning I3 rooms and bath: in nrst, Class
condition: terms easy; sSoo,
S8.6OO-M ST. NV. NEA ,ais. ~. CAr Ar
cav terms. t69j
13.SSO-5TH At. Ne. BET. AND No
mOderp, rooms and hath: lot l6xloO
N alley: terms, $3.50 cash. balance SO Per
month. WV
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.'-aa-aes FOR RENT.
STORES WITH DWELLING.
O,r,ers' actual price quoted

~
S2O.OO-21ST AND L SITS. NV
Large store room and cellar; used for
grocery. (3S3)
SlS.OO-1723 PA. AVE. NV. u35)
S2O.OO-lT25 PA. AVE. NW.-Store
and rooms. U35)
5S-PA-.eANE.. BETWEEN 9TH
AND 7TH SITS. Sc: store and 8 rooms:
good CO condition: terms easy.
Sl5.5O-1425 ST. NE.-store and
rooms. tSfbb
S46-Ii0s sTH ST. sE.-Drick store
and dwelling: IL rooms; a.. IN. l. 114
SA5.OO-1O30 2IsT ST. NV BRICK:
rooms. bath aud basement; cellar
ander store; will rent separate t3b3)
S2S-TAKOMA PARK store and dwell
ing: near both car lines. t371)
S1OO-I2l5 G ST. NW.;S ROOMS AND
bath; yard to alley; in rirst-class condi.
tion; will rent store separate from house II
desired: key at this office. tS3S)
SA6-11O6 sTH ST. SE.- Brick storo
with IL rooms and bath. 114
S38-1725 PA. AVE. NW.-Brick store
with rooms. (136)
6z5-1IlO II ST. Brick store with
8 rooms, 1851
S9.SO-GooD HOPE ROAD-Frams: 6
rooms. store and stab,e. t3ifl
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FOR SALE.
SUBURBAN LOTS.
Ori,ers' dctud, price quo,sd.

Fort Myer Heights, Brookianti Laurel.
Brightwood Park, PALISADES ofthe Potomac.
Forest Glen, Del Ray, Rockville. Benning.
Heights, Takoma Bark, Tuxedo, Lanxdon,
Lakeland, Inglesidc. Morris Addition, Har-
low Park, Somerset Heights, Highland
Heights, wien Heights. Columbia Park.
Garfieid Heights. Whitney Close. Lo Drots
Park, Rosslyn.
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FARMS.
cmrers' actual price quo,sd.

We save listed many desirable paaces
near the city; large aud small tIacte; IN
proved and uuimproved. THE TIMES
kEAL ESTATE BUREAU.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
&c. 0trnsrs' actual price quoted.

S2&.5O TO S25.6O D CORNER
18TH AND OREGON AVE. NW.--Four
flats of 5 and rooms each. with bath
t309I
S25-Tos SEVENTH ST. Ew.-second
story flat. (13D
SXO-iIua Il ST. .Nw.-Two-room flats:
heated By steam. t120)
The evening times., 1896-09-07
Washington, Mount Vernon
! Alexandra Railway Co.

From station, ,Thirteen-and-a-half sirsss aal
Pennsstvania avcnue.-..- -a1
For Alexandrta-5.90. 7, 80 SO. TO- lo.2rex
II, II a, IA, /. 2 5. f:is ai. 5.A: GAS. .. O. q 10.
II. Il p. IN. Sunday. sirst train. - m.. last
srain 10 p. M = nar. fn.
For Mt vcrnon-l0. II. u 3 m. l 2 3 4.l5
p. IN. DaiIy-sxcept Sunday.
u. f. ABBOT. GEO. H PHILLIPS
General Manages 'f'e Cen Psss. Agent.
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FOR SALE.
EU>INE>S PROPERTY.
OrnerS actual price quoted

$40. O.OOO-Located on 9Th ST NEAR
F-Under good rent; lot 21x100 to
aIiey. 1859
Evening journal., 1896-09-04
GONE TO PHILADELPHIA.
EARN WE'LL LEFT TIE
BREAK WATER YESTERDAY IN
CHARGE OF CAPTAIN HICKS

After hsvlng Landed ths rem hadar OF
the crew. Including Ac ipg Captain De.
tap and twenty men a. the Dslevart
Bcsek vater, the Fan Line steamer
EsrnVsll, from ST. Jago. Ca0s, for
Phiiedelpnis which had em ailp5S
aboard, lett that J zee about nooo yes
tercay Ia tow OF Two tugs for Phiiadsl
phn :
The vessel is now n the charge Of
Captain Hicks, one OF the commanding
officers Of the Earn Line Several men
were sent down from Phils6spbia TO
work the vessel on her trip up the river
The tNo men, the cock and tesman
from Baltimore. nam d Walter New
msn, who arc coDnned IN the Marine
Hoipithl 80 LswIs. Del, with smsllpox
ara fo5tlng along nicely Cnisf Officer
Flower wuo died OF ths disease, has
been buried 10 the cemetery attached TO
the Marine II spital
All the rtmsinSsr Of tie crew have
been vRrCiosted o board tue Earn well
bss dos tho ir ore. whan she arrived at
the Bret water was sCms general cargo
which she took On ab Baltimore for
Color, u lied 5 ates OF CJlombit. but
which the an horltiesof tbs latter plase
wvu.d not permit 10 os lslded there
Evening journal., 1896-09-04
TRIANGULAR ROW LAST NIGHT
''SORAPPY" NEIGHBOR JOINS IN A
PUNCHING MATINEE BETWEEN
HUsB AND AND WIFE

Tomaski SchoblEo wski. OF Troublevllls,
otherwise known as Dobblnsvills. he'd
Misunderstanding with hls better half
yesterday afternoon, and thought be
would s.tile matters IL 6sticsne
De led with bis right but IVES mt
with a beautiful counter on the left car
Ia the shape OF a weli.direotsd swas With
the business end OF broom 1omsski
had hard work to keep. hle equilibrium.
bat pulled himself together and led
again, this time with telling effect nos.
wlthstandlng the III rt on tue pert Of
his wifo 10 sgsin crOss coautec With
her feminiDe weapon. The broom.
Il was q clesr nli6s. aud ~ she swung
around b. the force OF ths bow Tou-
rlth got ia aa upper cut aud fest
kg ock DO IN Was awarded him Things
might have gone very badly for Mrs
Scnohisowthi he'd Lot lgnsce Blomen
osoh apparel up)n tbs SC ,ns. I'd being
Of G chlvAlric turn ef mind, he felt Ia
dry bound to enter into tho fray In d. q
fesoe 4 lhy lady fair
II * see hsd consulted his thinking
apparatus second time be wsu not
have ptespi asd himself into \ family
quarrel wien hucl wAnton sbAndon. Hs
nnd no sooner uttered his war cry and
raised biz dukes than the broom. de-
scribng mDot bsausitu arc la tho air,
fell upon the cheek OF Ix0acj leaving
the imprint OF each. ard every straw
upon mo q1ivsriog fash. Tomaski,
not 20 be undon8 by bis ever
faithful Wife concentrated all his
sif,rts into one telling blow, and
strrck the already groggy intruder just
back OF the ear, knocking him over =
char a.d under lounge II the bss d
OF ynaoe had not come Ia contact Wit o
the suffice It Is merely matter Of
opi1iou how FAR hs would have cid
That sllde wou havs done C edit 20
National LsRgue baseball player As it
was, lSusoe was think n9 that a home
run would bs the proper oaper ab9us
that time. and he wou try IL Oh II
chance presen cd Itself
Mrs. sohobis lwski seeing that she was
playing The inRrGte turned her eui 8
again upon the common foe, aud 20,
stluger In the neck for her pair, Ignsco
having Ly this time ex'ricaied himself
from among the household furniture
again aprang into the trench, but TO no
purpose, as TomAskl having cous toto
his seoond wind coon eudsd matters b.
h)orlng bo h OF his opponents
His honor Will In all probability be
called upon TO act az referee sfterzthe
fact. and II Is safe to say, thas there viii
b. transfer OF c,pecks
Evening journal., 1896-09-04
ABOUT POLICEMEES CLOTHES.
NEW CASTLE OEFICERs wHo ARE
OBLIGED TO WEAR PATCHED
UNIFORMS

Policeman Matthew Tobiu spoke TO au
EVENING JOURNAL reporter to day on
the polns raised by Councilmsn Fagsn
that the city should restore palioemea's
clothing torn la On alteration Ia tie
discharge OF his duty.
seems that e5er since New Castle
has been a ci y her policemen have had
60 furnish tier own uniforms The
coat trousers cost about $lS, they
being OF a peenliAr style which have to
be made to order Recently severa, Of
tLe poloewen. Ia taking homo bolster
Gus citizens under the Il huence," have
bad Il e'r coats or trousers badly torn
Policeman Harrington hid his trou users
almost torn from him la pursuiug Con
table Note 8 escsp prisoner.
80 rbe result T.. said Me r,bu that
Ne must either supply ourselves with
8 m, p1rtion Of new upiioin every
month or 20 srlund wearing patched
clothing, which certainly lowers the
d!SnilV ~ thb fSroN. rl4n whan you
tslk Of al Ing tn offender. the restore
tion " The clothing seem 30 be entirely
forgotten Il seems only fair that ouI
municipality should stand behind its
officers Ia such emtrgenc'ea, replace
d.magsd clothing end then ruu It's oWr
risk Of muloflng the offender"
Evening journal., 1896-09-04
DELAWARE COLLEGE OPENING.
FOOTBALL CANDIDATES TO PRAC-
1ICE -FREsHMEN CLASS CON
POSED OF GOOD MATERIAL
speoIal Correspondence Evsnlng JournAl.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEWARK. sept, -Delewsrs College
opsued on Wednesday NOR, lag, vi b
nearlY all the old students back tn 81
who not arrive will be on hand nexr
week
There we're between twenty 6vs and
til ~ applications for admission to IN.
freshman class OF this numbsr ffteen
h-ve been passed upon by tue faculty
and one ho has not completed hts ex
auin-tion will proosb bs entered Ia
addi,io hse others are tXps oled within
the Dt X week
At TOE mestlng cf the fsculty on
"Wednesday Professor Frederic g. K ID
iuson az chofea seorstary
Professor c. Couwol ~ho has bssn
Instructor In Gre ana L,sin for sig at
ysars, hes e igusd, and Ps fessoF E. c
Uonovsr, who taught IN Professor Crou-
Wells sbser cs iast ysse, has bssn a3-
pointsd Co fl the cbsir.
Tns prosp'c s for \ good FOO ball team
are b 'tu-r tnan lat year. Toe e will b.
10 r spplcsnts this year than last AID
the.levsn Hil he selected soou as h
oa1 dica'es have had sufficient preesice
Evening journal., 1896-09-04
NEWS OF NEV CASTLE.
FIXING BLAME FOR TWO DEATHS.
cOaoNER's ISQUIsIrIoN AT TIE
BATTERY STATION, N j. AID
MUSTERED A WHOLESALE CEN
SURE.

SURE.
There has been report sbou, tosn
10 he end that R'berc Wadsiey who
bad charge of the engine b waieb the
cars upon this tr.mway we're iua IT
Raitery Station. N. bad been Klvep
his ni cisrgs, but upan lnvsstigalion u
VAS rouud to b. withont foundation.
At the lime Of the accident. by which
the two mer, Taylor a. d Ryau lost their
lives, the o1gineer IN cnArgs was at
Wsdsley's side directing tho work.
Wadsleg or any other engineer could
not bavo evsrtod tbs accident. having
no control ovsr tho coupling Of the cars
L. 10 understood that e subscription
wsa taken eosoDg the workmen 10 Psip
tsfssy the expenses OF burial Of the two
unfortunate l0sn
The eoupliogs Of the cars bRve bseu
changed, aud ouly one oar Is now drawn
mp at time. making an aceioelt un-
likely.
It Is understood that the coroner was
Wholesale "a bis condemnation Of the
methods employed relative to ths run
Ding OF the trem-cars
Evening journal., 1896-09-04
DE8ArED THE MONEY QUasrIoN

CHESTER Sept. "A surging crowd
u men struggled TO enter the Opera
aouee Tonight 10 hear he d. bate bs
tgssu W. Il Berry. ths Dem eeFAtie
uouiueo for Congress ard W.
sch6tffsr, district attorney OF this
county, ,on the money question Farmers,
psitIcisns and business men from eli
)vsr tns county crowded into the build
,ce, showing the great interest there Is
mere on the issus, and even Collector
Cooper came down from Media aud occu
DIED chair Gu the platform o B
Oitkinfoo. tha late Democratic leader,
who hss dc sred for sound money, was
shairman and announced the sub .ct OF
b. debate which WAS Resolved, Tbst
tha Uau cd StaieI shall be open to the
'fse ,inage o. Silver wlthors ths co
operation Of suy osher nation.
Evening journal., 1896-09-04
NEW CASTLE NEWS NOTES.

John Douglass, who liveI upon the
farm Of John Taylor. near Hare's Oorber,
lost young chilf this morning. Under
tsber Olewell will have charge OF the
funeral
Thomas P NJ ryan. candidate upon
the Democratio tieket FOR nomination Az
re preventative from this huadred has
moved to Fifth s'r'et, having taken D
house osnen by Mss Nary Mellon
F. G. Morgan, Of G.lens, Nd. to
whom Model fsrm has been rented. is al
n Gle OF Policeman Thomas p Morgan
Or. ,hn Back has gons on his
Wsetsro trip and Dr.. r. K. Tybout is
attending 60 his practice
Another Democrat arrived Ia town yes
taId.y He ls quartered 81 the home OF
john + Oampb.l II and e'Rhs Ton ponnds
Evening journal., 1896-09-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Mrs. James WLitelock, formerly OF
this 81 y now a resident o. Phil delphia,
Is visiting her daugh or, Mrs Jamss l.
Bacon.
Mrs. Thomas Frazer ia visiting friends
In WILMINGTON.
Miss Fannie Morgan has returned
home sgain after very pleasant visit to
friends ia Wilmington.
Mrs Joseph r .sh Is visiting b &c
mother. Mrs Milton Woolson
Mrs William ID G Ter has returned
n, m a trip to Atlantic City very much
b-Iefttec Oy her sci ,ura In the city by
che seA.
Niles Rboades al Miss Thomson, Of
Phi. d-lp,ia. who have been visitiug
Ms L,dis. Cam mings, have 20 urbed
noms
HsrIy Houssm and sister. Mas
Aulio Housemsn PSF n visit YESTERDAY
t5 tue telsbrat,d W,nOw Grove aud we're
very nuca Impressed WITH the beauy Of
itsrt
Miss Bessie Gordon and Miss Auuis
Nswlo e are visiting AZ the farm Of
Frsi h Moore.
J. N D.v dson became suddenly IN at
hi. ID - on "Wednesday night snd is no =
c,' hn,d 70 hi- bed aud under the care OF
Or r r. II bout
Il Wilson, the P w. & B rail-
70, d's Nav Castle agent vas sl,o seiz
~itn stomach trouble aud Is under the
d,cttr's care.
Miss Minnie Reeves, Mrs Reeves, Mrs
Jones al Mlas Brdls Jones, OF Wash'u.
arr nov being sn eitslued BY Mrs John
Il r dnry
ars a A Silver, OF Red Llor, ba'
ietnrned from visit TO re atIves here
Miss Rsbecea L'ppinc,tt, Of Phllsde' =
phis. Is the guest OF Mrs. A. b. David
son.
Evening journal., 1896-09-04
LOYAL SUPPORT PROMISED.
GOLD DELEGATES FROM della.
WARE BELIEVE THAT della.
WARE WILL VOTE FOR GOLD

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 4-For Delaware
ohm s. Roessll. Judge Bertoletts aud
the venerable ex- Governor Stccklsy
promised loyal support for the ticket.
rbey all sgres that when the facts bear-
h on the fsllscy of tue free coinage OF
silver are properly presented to the
voters OF the Diamond State the inteli
gent formers and mechanics will vote
Tor The irtet named yesterday
judge Hertolette wae unable to secure
the insertion OF his plank ucging the
creation OF a permanent tariff commits
sior, though the idea was well Thought
OF og many members OF the resolu Ion 8
committee The rsct Is that ths con-
mit,ee was literally overwhelmed with
suggestiona and had all the propose d
Dlenks been Inserted tho platform would
asve been 20 long as TO be unweiidy
Evening journal., 1896-09-04
ENGINEER wANGER CONGRESS )
MAN WANGER

Cisil EoeInssr George a. F. Wsnger,
OF the New Csstlo- Wilmington Electric
Railway, is delighted with the great
eport OF reed bird shooting that this
neigh sorhood now sff lds Mr.. Wauger
has not iudulged in this interesting
pssiime for several years, but will take
day fl from the work OF railway
building and see how many OF ths
toothsome morsels he can bag. Mr..
Wanger intends to invite his brother
OonRressman.elect Wauger, Of Potts-
town, TO Din him In the hunt
Evening journal., 1896-09-04
MARvRLoUs EsOApE FRoA pEArH

CHEsTaR Sept A --Tbe marvellous
eroaps OF two lads. Michael Kneourse
aud Alexander Watson. At the Morton
street CT esioR OF the Philadelphia VIII
miagfon and Baltimore railroad yester-
dsy, Is unparalleled In the history Of
the road in this city The boys were
driving Grocer Colemsn's wagon, aud
pulled mp 10 allow the Washington
express to pssf, but the horse became
nrmsuaResble and dashed at the train,
hieh WIS running hfty miles an hour
The wsgon struck the rear car and tore
loose the brass bound step on tho Pull
man, but the borse, the wagon and the
boys e. c psd j ary
Evening journal., 1896-09-04
SAVED BY A RARY,s cay.

CHEsTER. SPIT A With his house a
hery furnace Ia the lower raoms, Emil
) yder. OF Lester street, yesterday N rn
ing Was uneons clous o dsnser until the
cries OF hi- 2 years old child awoke him
rs gyopsd his Wy do an stsirs Bat the
smoke ioresd hin b OK and. arouslag
bis VT spd caiii visitor, tne family
crspt cue on ths bed OF end entered
tna house Of H-rm IA Wit II. their neigh
or B. b usss were satir-iy con
sumed Soy der Is 20 30 clerk and lest
the minute books aud cfiiclal papers
The loss Is about s.. 0o0.
Evening journal., 1896-09-04

Your local doctor may be a good old man,
but yor shudder when be suggests local
treatment for the weakness and diseases pc
culiu 10 women. These things are gcner-
ally unnecessary, but the doctor doesn't
know It. He is perfectly honest, but he is
behind the times. He does the best he can,
no doubt, but his best is not good enough.
he is not a specialist He is q general prac-
uuoner worried aud bothered and hurried
90 giving attention TO thousand and one
different ailments Many busy physicians
do not take the time 20 find uut what is
really the matter with their patients Many
a woman has been continuously treated FOR
disease She did not have. because fire.
Quenily the symptoms Of diseases pecu-
liariy tsminiue appear ~ be the same as
those Of other disorders
Every invalid woman may have the serv-
ices Of a regularly graduated experienced
and skilled specialist in the treatment Of
diseases Of women If she viii write 10 DR.
Is V. Pierce, chief consulting physician of
the lnvahds' Hotel and Surgical Institute.
az Buffalo, y. y. Over thirty years ago DIT.
Pierce invented his favoritc prcscrip.
tiun, for the treatment Of the diseases Of
women II has had a record Of thirty years
OF success, and to-day more OF II is sold by
druggists than all other medicines for wO-
men combined. Its eject Is immediately
pcrclpttle. Il is quick To stop the drag
grg. bearing down feeling AVID other tor
turing pains II soothes Inflammation,
promotes regularity. and stops dehiiitating
ilins on Tie system
Tine niveioioav ~ women. iu health and lis
case. rfIfftsI iu Ilf lit cc Noinlluu SENSE Mel
ic.i A4riscr a ,ppy rte iuI 7t one cert sicfniN
70 pas postage sn.y. Cioth'bound 81 cents
Evening journal., 1896-09-04
DFLAWARE DIVISION

For New Castle, S.13, 11.15 a. m; Ln.
40, 6l5, 6.53, 951 p. m. and Y 10 night
For Lewes, 8.13 a. M; Az D. m.
Express for Dover, Harrington and
Delmar, S.13 11.0i a. m; f27 and 11b6 D. M.
For Harrington and way stations snly,
$50 p. m.
Express for wyoming, SIS D. m.
Express for Cape Charles Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk, 11.0l a. m. and l1.5e
p. m.
For Rehoboth. SIS a. m. and al p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
night
Fol. Cape Charles. Old Point Csmrort
and Norfolk, 11.56 y. m
For Mlddletown, Clayton, Dover, wy
oming, FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgevills
Seatords Laurel and Delmar, u.5e D. m.
CsO Congressional Limited Express
trains, composed entirely OF Pullman
Nestibule Parlor and Dining Cars No
extra fare other than the usual Pullman
charge.
() Limited express trains, composed OF
Pullman Vestibule Parlor Cars Vssti-
bule Passenger Coaches and Dining Car.
No extra fare.
For further information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the sta
s. NJ. PROVOST. ]. r. WOOD.
Gen. Manager. Ger. Pass. Agent
Evening journal., 1896-09-04
AN UNUSUAL ACCIDENT.

CHESTER, Sept. - An soaldsnt which
resulted in toe brssking OF bis Lett leg
hsppsaed TO FfitE shoup, OF Trout and
Fulton streefs, yesterday morniug, in an
nnueuSl manner Ho was standing 10
front OF Tsylor's Hatel, when he sud
denly charged his position and in doing
70 broke lie leg. he WAS taken to the
Ohestur HlfD'hal