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Evening journal., 1896-08-04
SOCIAL ANp peRsoNAL NoTss.


Mrs. W. II. Kuntz and Mlss Gertrude
Kuntz are at the Lakewood, Atlantic
Oity
Misses Berthe and Ethel ylckery are
visiting near Summit Bridge as the
quests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willism Murray
Miss Laura Dsiwood, Of Wilmington,
Is the guest OF Miss Carrie DoWnsy Of
Fourth street.
Mrs Mary Shilling. Is visiting In
FredsiicksburP, Va as the gusst OF her
sister whom sue has not seen for thirty
two years.
Mas Katie Kerr Is vsry III with the
ehllis AZ her home Ia Doboiusvllle
Mr. and Mrs Sam T Bacon have gone
60 OoeAn Grove where they will spend
souio time recupsrAting,
A. Hermsun PAdb,rg has gone 10
Fr' d-ricksburs, Va, on pleasure trip
Chief Clerk John Ms,k+y and
dau hteFs rode over TO Ne Ctallo last
night and back on the 10 ls train.
Mrs Francis N. Buck is recovering z
from 8 serious Illness &c her home near
stste r ad. Mrs. Ann Hammond oi
New Osslle Is engaged as nurse.
Miss C,csliA Mahoney and Miss Agnes
Wnmot have returned boms from an
extended visit ~ KIRK wood.
Hon Tbomss Holcomb hss returned
home FROM a visit down Delaware, brlug.
ing sOme hue peaches with him
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
Yours Very Truly.
MURDERED IN COLD BLOOD.


Charles whitaker Shot By ais Noia bb0r,
William n. DowliuE. while visitiHE the
Latter.
HAvRB De GRACE, Md, August -
Charles Whitaker. one of the Leading
non Of Forrest Hill, 10 the uppsr part OF
Hartford oounty.s was murdered by VIII
hsm H. bowling. nsighbor, on SUNDAY
whitaker received Two shots from q
duck Rnn. from tho ,ffscts OF which be
died &C an early hour yesterday morning
Hs was 65 y6ars Of sRs
IL seems that Dowling had q grudQs
against Wh!ttker. Tho latter with HE
son. Harry Whitaker, aud farm hand
had walked over TO the DJWling property
on Sunday TO got some frui5 Dowling
and Whitaker exchanged flisndly greet
lDss, after which Whitaker remarked
that people we're cArryipg eff lis fruit,
and he would liks 10 have possession Of
his property.
Bowling demonstrated with him for
nomlng to take fruit. and seized 4 double
bsrrolsd gun from inside tho dosr.
He pointed the Wespon ST Whitsker,
" no begged him not 10 shoot. Despite
che appeals OF the uGarmed man, DOWl-
ing dred, ard shot Whitaker down like a
dog
linn edistelg after the shooting Dswl-
ing went 90 Bslsir and gave himself
over to the authoritles
whitaker leaves wife and three
children
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
NEWS OF NEW CASTLE.
SISGLE TAKERS WOE
Doverites Capture Oae OF Their Meetings
sud Pass Unpleasant Reso' utions.

Doverites Capture Ooo OF Their Meetings
aud Pass Unpleasant Reso. utions.
Dover, Aug. 4.-Hsnry G. Collision and
half dozen other citiz sns of Dover
called a meeting last night TO denouncs
the arrest OF Single Takers. number Of
whom ars now serving thirty days each
n the county prison here "for the good
OF the cause" To the surprise of Me-
Collision those present elected Colonel f.
y. Cooper chairman, aud the Assem- mblsge
at once resolved itself into a gathering
which sustained the town officials
Speeches were made by CSlonel Cooper,
John +. Saulebury and @ inton william
son, for the town. aud By Leonard 1uttle
and William Wills for the Single Tax'rs
RESOLUTIONS we're adopted denouuolng
the Single Takers as irresponsible and
worthless vagabondg from other states "
and appointing a committee OF three
lawyers TO report TO tho town aldermen
whether 'there is sufficient authority
under the Law for putting these pests Of
society at work In chain gangs on The
streets whensyer found guilty OF violat
ing town ordinances"
The committee consIsts OF Bsnlah Wat
son, James l. Wolcott and James Penns-
will.
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
Roblasou uhsprss ais raotlo..

WEST CHESTER, Aug 1t was
stated here yesterday that Hon John B.
Robinson, Of Media. has reversed HE
order OF campaign for q return 10 Con-
gresE M far as making fght At The
Chester county ptinaries are concerned
Last week be gave notice that he would
make bis f st sppesl to the Chester
county Republicans by having bis paAe
placed upon the primsry ticket Of fthe
sleution to be held two weeks hence.
when, be claimed, he would ~in = few
delegates 10 present bis name to the
Chester County Convention. by way OF
opening fight In u 9 county for an equ,l
term for Delaware with Chester In Con
Rress. His new resolution has created
come SUI prise krlor rR bis frlel ds here.
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
Jordan. story Considered DOubifuI.

ELKToN, Md, Aug. 4-The arrest Of
Carver and Adams for the murder Of
Mrs Richards. in 1884, Is be topic here.
The story Is pretty generally dlscroditsd
o@ing TO Jordan o'ee before trying to
fasten the crime upon another snd his
failure 70 make the statement which be
now makes when there vas reward Of
99. coo for the murderer
hr Richards. IN an iDtsrvle~, does
not seem Inclined TO put much faith Ia
tbs alleged confession, bat SAYS hs will
Investigate th's rev cline aud siit 1t 70
the bottom. He will be aided By his
brother, Joseph T. Richsr6e, Of Phls-
delpbia. Pennsylvauis railroad ofieial
Carver aud Adams will be given q
hesripg at an eorly date in West
Chester, snd unlsss Jordan can furnish
more proof than his unsupported state
mept 10 Is not likely that the prisoners
can be held 10 await the action OF the
authorities here.
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
Cotton MllL. Clo,sd a. nIodla

MEDIA, Pa, Aug The large cotton
mills Of John Raodes & Brother at
Lewellyn and West Branch, shut down
yesterday because of the depressed condi
sion Of ths textile market By ths clos
ing Of he mills over 600 hands are thrown
ont OF employ ynsnt for an iDdefaits
period Il is a serious blow 20 the ones
busy settlement The Riddlo mills are
alec closed because Of the destruction o.!
part Of the plant by fire thfea months
ago The only mills on the ere now
running are the Brooks'de mills AID the
Silver Brook Plush MsnufActory, swo Of
the smallest concerns 10 the locality.
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
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lnentsY
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When ordering patterns for children
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Evening journal., 1896-08-04
Camp Irsst.nr At areonsborourh

0RRENsBoRoUaH. Nd Aug. Con
cord camp meeting WAS largely attended
on Sunday. There we're many vlsitors
from the surrounding country as we'll
~ number from Wilmington, Pnila
delphia aud LoNer Maryland. The
morning sermon Was delivered by
Rev. y. 2 Carp'nte-, Of Hills-
Greenwood, Del. preached In the after
noon, aud Rev. w. l. White, OF
FederslsburR, a. night An the ssr
Vices Of the day were attended by large
aud Apprs ciative audiences
ChiitoL'si Mstbodist Prots stsnt camp
messing, near here. which has bsen In
progress for the psst ten days, under the
man cement Of the Rev. h. w. d John
son, pastor. closed to day
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
MAYNARD COUNTRY GIRL

a LouoenborG Miss Committed to a
House of Refuge by Philadelphia
Magistrate.
LANDEEEzRa. Pa, Aug. 4-Jennis
Thomas, a rather good looking young
girl, left her home here over two months
ago and went to Philadelphia. She was
accompanied by another girl, but both
we're so infatuated with city lifs that
they never came back to the country.
Jennie's mother has been looking for her
ever einoe, and did not know where she
was until yesterday. tho police of tho
Quaker CITY having found the girl In q
house at Sixth and Willow streets
The girl was arraigned In the police
co urt In the afternoon and her grleved
mother was there 10 sppsar against her.
Reluctantly she testified The mother
cried and so did the daughter, who Is not
more than fifteen years old. The mother
did not like to see her daughter Is
transed from hcr any longer, but she
thought the magistrate knew what was
beat TO do, aud he committed the Girl to
the House OF Refuge.
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
Lots Of trouble for the omeor.


CHFsrgkTswN. August deputy
Sheriff Whit Ter Copper had Al excl log
Exp -rience with John r. Howells, =
Qrk.r Neck farmer, on saturday. and
ouihg the trouble the deputy sheriff
vas shot by the explosion OF bis own
pistol Copper, accompanied b. Con-
stable Davis, neut TO HoEslls's place to
rcplevy some stock over wbien thers
waa contention. Bowslls met tho
,fAosrs and w1nsd them not Co stsp
foot on the place, aud ~ thsy did tie Q
would be bloodsbed. The officers, up-
dsuntsd. proceeded with this work Of
replevting, and the infuriated fa.mer
seoor'd long pile and proceeded to the
sttacs, but Davis. who Is some
what Of sn sthlete, tripped and
threw him snd overpoWe him until
tbe deputy sheriff 8, lred, ,his handcL fs
Both the officers had their pistols out,
bat In the sci fls Davis dropped his
wespon. Coppsr held on 70 bis. and
while trying 10 hsndCufI HoWtlla his
pistol VAS accidentally discharged, the
ball passing through his hand After
securing their man the oifcefs started
FOR town With the prisoner, but j1st a.
they we're leaving the place the farmers
son put In an appearance and, grabbing
sn AK, uuderto, 20 iiberate his fstber.
The son WAS captured ana tue sxA taken
from bim. He was tried for assault and
foed So aud costs. Farmer Howells Is
now In isil avaiting tne action OF the
grand Jury.
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
DrT-nwApr D1xrrcronr

For New Castle, S13, Ills a. m; $50.
4S9 6.l3, 6,5s. DBL y. m. and 1910 night.
For Lewes. S.l3 a. m; AZ p. m.
Express for Dover, Harrington and
Delmar. S13 1l.0f a. m; 427 and l1.56 d. m.
Por harrington and way stations only,
Express for wyoming, SIS D. m.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
p. m.
For Rehoboth, SIS a. m. and AZ .. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
night
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, 1l.56 p. m.
For Middletown, Clayton, Dover, Wy
oming, FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeville,
Seaford, Laurel and Delmar, 11.56 D. m.
CO Congressional Limited Express
trains, composed entirely OF Pullman
Nesubule Parlor and Dining Cars. No
charge.
% Limited express trains, composed of
Pullman Nestibule Parlor Cars, Vasti-
bnle Passenger Coaches and Dining Car.
No extra fare.
For further information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the sta
ton.
S. III. PROVOST. J. r.. WOOD.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Evening journal., 1896-08-04

Ladies' Wrapper Simplicity and
style are the keynotes OF this pretty
wrapper Made OF pink aud white lawn
with crush collar and ;ias Of pink rib
bon, It forms he dsiutiest bousegowD
imag ginable. r. Is made up over a fitted
lining. The ioosa 'front.' Is gathered onto
tqnare yok~ partially coDceaied by the
novel bertha which gives is pointed
effect. The 'ull sleeves ere also lined.
They are inelv Pstbsr'd into the arm
size AID tight-fttng from wrist TO
elbow. The dainty pointed eufs ere
trimmed with insertion to corre-
spond With bsrths This bertha may.
DO entirely omitted II y plsluer garment
is desired Or it may be trimmed In various
ways TO suit the tsate. This design Is
adapted TO either slender or stout figures.
OhAllis. fsnnel, silk, cashmere, chsmbray,
eingbam, percSle or dimity are all suit
sbls for It's development.
90 336-7Ladles' Wrapper requires for
msdlum sizs III yards material % inches
wide 81 Yards {; 6 inches vide or u yards
Al inches wide. Lining required Il yards
% inches wide. Cat In seven sizes, 80,
"a, SO. 3S. 40. AZ and A inches bust
measure
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
win oali the Horse summit Grove. ;,

srMmIT GROVE. Aug -C plain Cox
Of tus salvation army, who has been q
great help to the camp here, wants to
buy horse, which she Will use IN cam
paigping through Della ware and
Maryland, so DR. Hubbard has started a
plan by which she can get the necessary
funds. The horse is to be called sun
nit Grove In honor Of those at the
camp who give the mouoy TO b ~ It, Dr..
Hubbard mas nearly secured the amount
necessary.
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
SINGLE lax CANDIDATE NO. /
He ia John A. walls, OF New Castle. an
Active Democrat

Active Democrat.
New Castle hundred has bfen the
leader In Single Tax movements and IN
keeping With her record makes the FIRST
declaration OF Independence OF she IRE
preside fellows who are innoculsting
Della ware with II Gcor9eism
The Single Takers OF New CASTLE hun =
dred have formally sfreed upon aud
nomlnsted John A Walls As a candidate
for the Legislature To an EvEHINo
JOURNAL reporter last evening, Harold
Sudell said:
we have formally nominated Mr.
Walls and will 4tend by him to a D,ar.
SEEING the strength OF the Slngls Tex
among the Democratic voters. We hope
at the leaders will n derstand the advl-
sablhty Of taking him up 40 she Demo =
cratic candidate
IL Is supposed that this policy Of cboos
Ing their own Legislators viii os the one
followed wherever the movement has
any strsDgth
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
KiIlad Br ; FlrIpr Holt.

WEST CHEsTHR, Aug. 4.-Harry
Springer, a 17-yssr old son of Slater
Springer. Of West WhItelsnd. met With
. sudden death In a mschine shop at
4tglsn. where he WAS employed White
engaged In Welding a piece Of iron =
small. oolt few nd and struck him .
violent blow on the ear and temple
After the wound was dressed the young
man complatne OF terrible pain In the
temple and be died shortly after wards
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
nanfns.. onunot Ra nnr.n

By local applications, As they cannot reach the
disease portion OF the ear. There Is only one
way o cure Deafness and that is by constitu-
t'Onal remedies. Deafness Is caused by an in
famed condition of h- mucous lininiL x of the
EustSchien Tube. When This tube gets In
hAmed you have a ling sound or imper-
fect hearing, and when IL Is entirely closed
Deafness Is the result and unless the infam-
nation Can be taken out and this tube re-
tO'ed TO Its normal condition, hearing Will be
destroyed forever; nin@ cases out of len are
cansed by catarrh, which is nothing but an
In famed condition Of the mucous surfaces.
will give One Hundred 10 lars Tor any
SO OF Deafness lceusel by tarrb) that can
not he cured by Halls Cararrh Cure. Send for
circulars, fre-
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
~ Sold by Druggists. TIC.
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
PLENTY Of Inquiries Coming;

Snce the account OF the discovery Of
aold on the farm OF George Edwards
iust above iowp, Mr Edwards has been
Il ,oded with mail matter OF is qniry con-
osrning his Rnd. One Pniladelphia .
specialist sgreeb TO extract the precious
metal at mere rominal aum, ho having
made assaying life nudy. Mr.
Edwards will take no action until hu
hears definitely from ForemsnsTruitt.
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
A Hu,ohsr Gets Horsswhlpped.

CHESTER, Aug "A butcher OF this
eity was stopped yesterday by Mrs.
Frederick Taylor Of Psnneil street, who
pulled strap from beneath her spron
and bslKborsd tbs astonished man with
1t. The angry woman laid tho strap on
hard aDd offer, and the butcher obly
aacapsd further castigstiou by whipping
mp bis horse Mrs. Taylor says the
butcher circulated reports about her
which were untrue
Evening journal., 1896-08-04

Schedule In erect july 18Th, le9i-
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON,D ,DHiIAA
WARE AVENUE. EAST-BOUND-
Express trainB.
All trsinS Illuminated with PintscA
NEw YORK. week days. .sos .7.1A
gSl fgts LIPS AM ~ q y q ~ y lS'
PiiIIsXD5ELFTsiilIA, = cIiEsTNUT sR
STATION, week days, .s0s. $50, 6N
M 1i0 .1s 81 SEQ SO. s&5s & ass sS'1 !5s5 "a s
sl.S9, SD 10, IL p. IN. Sundays .30s 7.SI
$50. '94S s1l.25 a. M; 1920 $50, 1913, 400.
'isii PHiLxDEIPiIIA, ia FL " Rl5AbrHa TERAII-
NAL, week days, se.0S, '7.l5. '9.31 a. ms
IL p N; r,s4 Sundays 'Sos a. m;i ~ p m;
I.1s. 73o, ss15 ss.55. sle25. l1.2y q. m; 12.4C,
'2.29, $50. 455. sss2 SD, '7sg. s.25, 10, IL p.
1920, ESQ, 's2s. 4.55. '5.ss. $50. '7.S9. s.25,
AtLsNIic CITY. weekdays. .zl5. 409l
.; q 5s m;; Is'zl' y ~ D. m Sundays '5o a. M
C4PE MAY, week days, .7.l5 &. m; -ls.sl
f22s D. N. Sundeys. 30a m.
WEST-ROUED.
week days. 80, 7o2. KS sn@ a M
p. m. sundays, 40 7.O2,. 's.ls a. m;
1852 TiS 30 10 '!SS g 's15 2; n.rrc,ss m
daily, 7.02 a. m; 2.54 D. m.
NEWARK, Delaware, week days. '42O.
zo2. 's.4s, ..il05 a M; 'I255 2;5f '4Os,
40, 7o2, 's.4s O. m; 'l255. 2.5l. 'I5S. 7.O5.
iPlriT- RuFiii- -weekdays-s.l8 p. m sun
OHlGA % daily. = IS m.
NE new gnu oRISANs siiR 5 AND MEMPHIS, via
hristol and Chattenooga, 800 p. m, daily
Through sleepsrs Washington TO Memphis
o. sINGERLY Accommodation. wssr
days, zo2S a. m; S5t LQ5s nl2 D. m. sur
oGy HyANDESBERG < hSF 4 III 90 Acc6NmopArros aSs 8 IN
week days, 7.02, 1917 a. M; 2.54. ass y, N
su9oayXs f1nXvE - MARi5ET N 9si sfS ins srArro,S
NEW YORK, week days. $50 q. m.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, $50 a
BkLTfMoRE. week days Gn a. mi
LkNDENgERa and WAY STATIONS
syndays, $50 a; m; 5;29 z, m.
TON, week days. $40, 500. ".izbn .szba Sio
L5Ss ~ 90 40 4sC, SIS, .5.si. $50 $50
s sis. o. 1fso a No. .122 siss si1So9iS iso 80
SO s ~ T5F as4S 80, 1910 llsS ?; N;
m. Sundays. $40. Szs5 .. IN m. '' 80
Telephone Ne. 1875.
Rates to Western points Iswsr tAAu,viw
q. o scULL General Passenger AS.nt
", M; t5ltNGNh. 9enrrnl Manager
NA LIN lN6lON AND n -itll1 klflS F1ll--
W ROAD. Timetable In effect luce 81 isp8
Trains leave Wilmington. French street.
station, for j. a. o Junction. Montchanin.
mlhteI shur, 6uyencourt. Grenogue, Cossart-
ghahds' Ford Junction. POcopeon, West
Chester. kmhrevllle, MorUonville, CoNtasvfiIe
and intermediate stations, daily. except Sun-
day. At Z. III A m, 10, .06 and Ot % IN, Sun-
day only AZ 0s a. m 2l0. 4.05 and Z .0gp m.
For Waynesburg Junction, Surinefeld and
laternealate Ia = stations, daily, except Sunday.
~ ~ a. m. 2.le and 45 p N. Sundays only
kt sos =. m. and 2. 10. A. .05 D. M
tor Joanna, Bis Eboio. ko0dtnz ana inter
I-lo a. m. and slO p. N Sunday only st sos
/ "A. q. .McGAUSLAND. Superintendent. ,
| BOWNESS BRIGGS. Gen Passenger Asrep
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
Barn nnrnea Nenr Danton.

DEsToE Nd Aug 4.-The barn on
dsoESs w Rchtrdsoa'a farm. to-
gotte ~ith smsll parcel Of grain snd
uuuber Of iUpiunents, wis dsstroyed
by fire early yesterday morning. The Ere
occurred abont O'Clock. Mr Richard
son barely had tins 10 get bis horses out
Of the burning bailding. There is no
Insurance.
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
Appolnted Aeanl ID ResdY I.fand.

S. Leslie Truss, Of the best known tel
sgrsphera In this section. has been sp-
pointed operator and agent OF the Mari
time Exchange st Rssdy Island Ar
Truss reported for duty at noon to-day.
Hs will also be at tho seEvlcs. OF the hos
pltal surgeons Of that now celebrated
fumigating station.
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
Struck Br a Ra,Irona rraln.

OXFORD Aug, 4-As g. w Johns son.
a Lever Oxford Isrmsr, was attempting
to cross the railroad rack tais afternoon
a spscial freight train struck his team.
The out6t was carried down the track By
tue engine, Johnson bs7assh his wagon
Be escaped serious Injury, bat one OF
the mules " killed.
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
Dissppearanoe o. Norsistown Police
NAV.

WEST CHESTER, August 4.-Pollce-
man k.lty, Of Norrlstown, has mystsri
ously dissppearsd scme time ago
Kelly was discovered lying In dying
condition In piscs OF woods near this
to"n he was brought to the hospital
here, and few days ago ~ss dischargsd,
ppareuJ!y IN good health Afterwards
his sister visited Tho hospital Go seo
him, but vas surprise to learn OF hir
depsriur', as he bad not turned up at
his home Ia NorIlstown His wbets-
Abouis At the present time are q mss.
tery.
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
The aherln rshs. = Rnpd.

MEDIA Angus, 4 The Kershlw Mills,
near Clifton Heights, were closed Yester-
day by the Sheriff on three executions,
entered by Thomas Mcconnell. Jr., trus-
tee, sgainst Nelson Kershaw, the pro,
prie'oF; for $500 In the aggregate.
The mills manuftc ursd tOweliig cloth
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
TO Bo Married at Rutherford rs-mOrrow

Professor George w. Andrew, prioei-
pal of tbe New Castle schools, and Miss
Matte L. Draper, late assistant prlnei-
pal, will be married. at Rutherford, N J =,
to morrow at 2 o'clock p. M The core
mony will be performed at the resid encs
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and tMrs II
A. Draper Miss Carrie Downey, OF New
Castle. will probably be the only local
representative as the ceremony.
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DOYS WANTED TO SELL THE NEW
ID CASTLE EvEEIHo JOURNAL. Apply at
the EvH-Inc JOUREAL Onice, No, III Court
House. One-half cent copy 20 boys; sells
for one cent.
DOYs. GET UP A ROUTE FOR THE NEW
ID CASTLE EVENING JOURNAL. You can
Boon earn money enough 20 bay watch or
bicycle. Get them AZ the NEW CASTLE EVEN
INC JOURNAL Once, No. II Court House, one
half cent a copy
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
THE soTTLE-THRowINe FIEND.
Ho Must 90 or Pay $40 Fine Churela's
Assaiiant Pays In 80 so.

Ho srust 90 or Pay $40 Fine -Ohurela's
Assaiiant Pays In 80 so.
Joseph Seurieky, the Pole who fres
on No. furnace at the Delaware Iron
Works. was mulc;ed ia the sum Of
50 80 in Mayor Boyd's court yesterday
afternoon for firing an empty bser
bottle at andy Churela, OF No. 725
Ciymer itreet. Churels appeared IN
court with his diifgured face and
opened head, bringing a letter from DR..
Kuntz stating that his Injuries were
very esvere.
The prisoner atiem pied TO prove an
alib by establishing his story that he
vas IN bed &C 80 OH Sunday night,
but his own witnesses contrAdicted
themselves Mayor Boyd emphaticalIy
admonished oil present that the pss,-
time OF bssr-hottle throwing must bs
broken up. He warned all that the next
man arrested for throwing a bottle
would get an order for $50 and ten
DAYS
Evening journal., 1896-08-04


ar m.-From Wflmington, Philadelphia and
the North;From Baltimore and the South;
From the Peninsula.
II. t0a. m.-From Wilmington. Philadelphia
and the North; From Balpmore and the
South.
$50 d. m-From the Peninsula; From Will
mngton ana the North; From Baltimore
and the south.
rs D. m.-Fron Wilmington only; From
Baltimore and the South.
MAILS CLOSE.
a.m-F Philadelphia and Wilmington,
For the PeninsSla; For baltimore and
Washington.
lO.30a in.-For Philadelphia and Crisfield
railway postofiice; For the Peninsula; For
the North.
d. m.-For Wilmington. Philadelphia
and the North; For the Peninsula. For
baltimore and the South. no registered
mall sent south OF Dover.)
$40 u. m.-For Wilmington. Philadelphia and
the North; For Baltimore and the South.
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway.-7H p. m, daily,
sleepers to New Orleans, Memphis Tam-
pa, Ashevhle and fIot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Lhle.-1249 D. m, daily
sieepers to Port Tampa and Macong 125s
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
TRAINS ARUIVT-

North-1sss. s2G, ll.se a. ~, 8.03. 4.H. e.2S
7.Mti0.W p IA.
Routh-s.3l. 9.ib. lf02 a. m. ~ p.m.
TRAINS LEAVE.
North-e 30 81. oA5, Hoe a. NJ, i.is, $50. GA,
10.l4 p. m.
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
LADIES RIHE WRAPPER PATTERN.

To Get This Pattern FIJI Out the Coupon
and Send 1t to the Evening journal
ONCE with Ten Cents.
Evening journal., 1896-08-04
RA,ILRoADs.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
The standard Railway of America.

PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
lNItkLOCkING SWITCH AND
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.