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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-21
BIJOU THEATRE.

Daniel A. Kelly has made o great sue
ccfs in his latest venture, "Outca,ts OF
Great City" Tho now play, which Is
TYNE. is tho work OF Charles Fleming md
Is exceptionally we'll equipped in All tie
departments. The east Ia unusually
strong, and the scenic accessories remark.
ably elaborate The great feature Of the
play, the Brooklyn bridge Illuminated
showing Brooklyn in tho distance, ocllpSoy
in sage realism and det'.ileh PERFECTION
any dramatic appurtcuances yet altstnpted
At the Bijou Theatre for three nlghtss,
commencing Monday, Sept. 81, ma wed
Dpsday matinee.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-21

The arst foot hall match OF the season
" River isw Saturday, Sept,ss Delaware
Jchool Of oiGtory and Central Manual
training High School Of Philadelphia,
match for silver cup,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-21

Two rnlle Tanden race between Good
Icy Bros (Hob.phooi team and Villa m
Palmor ard Clarence Boole llIoifmau
tssnn) ~ NyerSlew next Saturday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-21

john B. Clark viii ,ty for mile track
saoore and Frank Turner will try for
pile s.lts record paced by tandem ut
RlvJrvlsw Saturday. Sept. %
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-21

Delaware SCHOOL of Oratory sports at
Riyerview, Saturday Sept 70 Admission
% osnls GraGi stand free TO iadios.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-21

I|Ok RENTAL Highlands. nirc two.story
II briG'l house. irOoms. Rent 1880. Apply
10 WIN. Phillips Henry Clay 4. D.. Del.
sal- ST.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-21
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.

\NTANTED To INVl!ST-A person who has
w a few dollars to invest wou!d like TO
ontcr in with some one who has an cStnb-
lished business. at which II living can be
made. Address &. j., THIS Office. s9i-3t.
L'OR RENT-Brirk houses Nos. $40 and sls
II East Sixth strcet. tolt yards, very low
rents. Apply to john II. Hartman. 4i3 East
iourth street. s:l-l.tI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-21
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Bruvnhwn Gfays and The West Erd
Clrb y Ill orols bats Of he Union street
ball grounds tomorrow sfosrnoon q! $50.
Tickets 10 sArks
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-21
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-21

James II. Yntes had his son clrlstencd
yesterday ut ST. Andrews Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-21

Michael Lynch, who was indicted at the
last term for assault and battery upon
Leon Pisa tn" Farnhurst patient, who was
killed by John J, Swan and Daniel Drown.
and who are yet In Jail, will not be tried.
Attorury-G"ner1l White nOlle pressed his
case. together with those against twenty
five merchants who bad failed to take out
their license previous 10 the last term.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-21

That yor will new
er think can be
bought for SO lit
tie money. How
can we sell them,
then? We always
aim to sell the
best suit for $40
Evening journal., 1896-08-24
STORIES OF THE DAY.
van Soc reke lhe stamp ARaIn


party OF three tourlsts has returned
tome again after having - ut delight
fDl outing In Old Yreinny The tour
was replsts with numerous Incidents,
some OF q serious turn. and others where
the Laugh came In. The laugh was not
ri slways unanimous. and II often happened
that one OF the company had TO triag ell
bis viii power to basr to be able TO sum
mon up as much ss one slckly, Pickering
smils bat then the mejorlly enjoyed It
SELF and the minority hes to fall into
line. au put the beat face upon the
matte hat circumstances permit.
One bright sunny day ths above
mentioned trio was invited by some OF
the hospitable + V s to join fishing
psrty The kind invitation vas accepted
snd the party, composed OF the brave and
the fair, beto,k themselves to a distant
creek, with rod. llne bait and luncheon.
The creek was reached IN due course Of
! tine, the hooks were baitsd and the
fun commenced One of the trio before
mentioned pelected q foe, fat, seductive
looking "sllYer Hhiner' for hls
bait on the first cast Hs ss-
lected wisely aud we'll A pull. a
tug, and whlzzlng line foon told that a
fish hpd taken q strong liking TO that
particular minuow. After an existing
strugglB fine black bass was lauded
and lay gssping out it's life upon the
grassy bank The lucky angler WIS
complimented upon his skill aud good
fortune. The compliment and smiles
Of approval from the fair sex
sank into and warmed tho cockels Of his
heart as be placed the fnny beauty In the
basket. and a blush was seen creeping up
toward his cheeks from under the collar
OF hts negligs shirt, He huug his head
just long enough to regain his c1mp1s
ufs al d reach that quiet dignity which
always rests upon his dome of thought
and playground OF the soul"
The hero placed another minnow &
silver 5ne; no other would suit bis po
litloal fsitl) upon bis fatal hook, and
looked around for q good aud likely spot
TO make cast An old stump Of tres
long goue stoC d upon the bank near him.
He cast his line. and leaain ons slboW
upon the dead wood-stutk "a attitude
whieh would had boen the masterpiece OF
pt OCCASIONAL model he crossed his right
lex over his left, and sank the tip OF his
p5lnted Regal into the mossy sod. His
weight rested upon the stump
That ttump hsd waited years for lst
this special oocssion Toere was a crack
ing, rsnding sound and the ambient air
was filled with a mixture OF old Iuuk,
dust, waving arms AID bcdS 10 c)nror
tions. The old trunk hagiog fulfilled t.
mission upon earth calmly h)sted down
the stream. The unfortunate one WIS
rescued and led into The deep and dark
reoessss OF the lesfy woods
NJ human hsbtatiJn being near no
clothes wIinger was obtainsble His
clothes wers wrung out after the manner
Of the snclents, and be aud the garments
we're left to dry in sections. Hr, mean
while. musiDg upon the general cusfed
ness Of things animate and insnimate
and the fsllscy OF placing ones faith in
princes, politicians or dOub fol old
stumps by the brook side
Evening journal., 1896-08-24
HENKE'S HORRIBLE END
THE MAN WHO WAS DRIVEN
FROM NEW CASTLE.

Yves strsosled to Death By Burglars Al
His New Home In BuriirRtor. N. }
for His money-His Life "a Series oi
sensational Scenes.
John T. Henks, who for many years
kept a dry goods and notion store ir
New CASTLE at the corner OF DelswRre
and Fourth streetF, was horribly
murdered on Saturday night.
The crime was committed at Henke's
new home la Burlington, N. at Green
aud 81. Mary's streets, where he lived
Alone and Kept store In the front rooms
As he did not put In en- appearances
yesterday morning st the usual time
some OF the neighbors became alarmed.
Two men volunteered 70 20 into the
houss 10 investigate They Effected an
entrances through a second story window.
Henke's bed VAS empty, so D. be searohers
went down stairs. ghasuy sight met
their gtzs On the n )or of the kitchen
lay Hsnks's body face downward with q
black cloth over his head.
His hands were tied behind him with
piece Of ropa like the bell cord nee d
on railroad traina Around his neck was
sinillar piece Of rops twisted 50 tightly
that II sunk deep into the dssh. The
mnrderers made sure OF their work, fol-
tbe rope WAS fastened with a s.ick 80 ss
10 keep 1t from untWistlng. His feet
we're slso tied,
By bis side was an iron coupling pin
used for connecting carr, but It had
evidently not been used 90 dispatch life,
AZ there we're no marks on tho body to
indie ate that he had been struck by II.
Blood had oozsd through the skin OF his
face on account Of the rope twisted about
his neck.
Two colored men are suspected OF com
hitting the crime, the motive being rob
berry Their names are Tb0mss Ccom
we'll aud Alfred Uunter They were In
his store the niRht before about quarter
past II chatting, when Mrs Warner. a
resident la that loc Atty, came In TO make
purchase She knew Cromwell, and
spoke to him, but the other man she did
not know.
John II Henke was co years old. q
German by birth aud veteran OF the
OWL Was IN which ho serVed awhile Ia
tbe Unlon Army. Henke's life seemed
to be = chain OF tragic scenes While a
Chi both his psrants died violent deaths
Ia the war Ia this country be was shot Ii
ths right log and has boon great sufferer
ever since.
Then, after coming TO New Castle
twenty years ago, he was Married bu
parted from his wife after a vicious
/ quarrel de sold goods from door I,
door aud from his store aud house
About two years ago be WAs driven from
New Castle by = ciJizsns committe
headed by Mayor Herbert. Pfofssso
Knspp aud Mr.. Rodney Hs had beer
detected In bestial habits with littl'
huys
Evening journal., 1896-08-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Miss OynthiA Chpp has returned from
Philadelphia acoomp inied by her niece.
Miss Nay Murray, who will pay New
Castle short visis
Miss May Taylor, OF Philadelphia. is
visiting Ia town as the guest Of Mrs. e.
P Wise aud Mrs Ryan.
Mr.. and M Albert G. Browne aud
Oinrsi d wilson, Of Bear, have been
visiting friends here.
Mrs Laura l.. Webb. OF North Fourth
rect has zone to Atlantic City on ten
days stay.
Oboe Eaton, OF Port Penn. has re
turned home after visit to his aunt,
Mrs Thomas Kirk
Pest Assistant Engineer = x
Reeves u g. NJ, nov attached TO the
ram Kathadin, Is IN town on v.ontion,
shaking hA ds with old friends and
ei yins the invigoratlng Delaware bay
air.
3. Atwood Stewart, superintendent OF
tho Lea Il ,ur mills. Is rusticating Al
o iesn Grove during the progress Of the
annual camp meeting.
VIII NJ S Brown, the we'll known
plsnoist aud composer. nov OF Phuadel-
phis, visited here 10 day.
Mrs Knn'z returned home last even
Ing sitter an extended Wait TO Atlantic
City,
Mss Ssllia Shaw and Mrs. Buzine. Of
/ Wilmington. Waited Miss Miriam David
son on Saturday.
Rev v Collins has hsen entertain
II - ~
old friend o. Nc Collias during his
residence Ia DJver
Evan II Jemison, foreman OF tn
esbt o. chops OF ths Treasury Depart
ment AZ Washington, has arrived here &
reou upersie for TO- DAYS OF his ole
home Nc Jenlson Is In excellent health
bat Il very glad TO set q few bfeAths o
New Castle air sgrin,
Evening journal., 1896-08-24
Dealh of a. d. aarrlson.

EAsroE. Md Ang. "a Alfred Hsnr,
Harrison died At Sc M chaefs. aged rs
years He was sh'pbuildsr and farmer
and successful In both pursuits. His
farming operations during an earlier
period OF his lie were carried on In Tai
bot and Caroline counties Il learns d
the craft OF the shipbuilder NJ der th,
mHsteTship of the late Edward Wiley ai
a time when that business was great
Industry In 3 !. MlchAei's, aud e,ntlnuec
aclively. engaged Ia IL until two yesrl
ago when be retire from business Hit
wife, who was Miss Louisa Hsmbleton
died seven Years ago They left one
child James H Harrison, who is married
and has tamly aud resid d with bil
father.
Evening journal., 1896-08-24

Ladies' Night Gown-In the Summer
before It is time TO begin on the Autumn
wardrobe, It is we'll to lay In stock OF
dainty underwear This pretty night
gown will be found not only servicsable
and comfortable, but better STILL easy to
make 1t possesses full front and
back gathered onto a square yoke which
may be left plain, tucked or trimmed with
lace embroidery as desired. A serviceable
turndown collsr edged with pretty frill
Of embroidery finishes the neck.
The stitched lap which forms the
closing In the centre front Is adorned
With frill Of embroidery 20 match the
collar. The full sleeves are gathered at
the Wrists under bands of insertion, and
completed by rufiies Of embroidery which
fall over the hands. muslin, cambrlc,
uainsook or lawn are satisfactory ma
terial for this gown.
No. % 049:-Ladies' night gown re-
quires for medium size 81 yards OF
material SO inches wide. Cat In eight
z.s. 80. "a, 35, 3S and 40 inches bust
measure.
Evening journal., 1896-08-24
RELIABLE PATTERNS.
Guaranteed to Fit, If Proper
Size Is Given.
A BEAUTIFUL NIGHT GOWN

a Pattern of This Gan BE Had BY Send
inR 10 Cents to the Evening journal
OHfce-Patterns for woman Maid and
Child.
We have msde an arrangement with
ons Of the Oldest and most reliable paper
pattern houses In New York, which
enables ne to offer to our readers stand
srd and perfect fitting patterns Of the
very latest and newest designs
There patterns are retsiled In stores Rt
from 20 to 40 cents. We have made
arrangements whereby we can offer
them At the extremely low price Of 10
cents.
A paper pattern Of any size, of this
Illustration, may be obtained by sending
your name and address. number and
size Of pattern desired. together with 10
cents for each pattern, to the EVENING
JOURNAL, Wilmington. Del.
Please Observe the Following noasu 70
nentaT
For Waists--Measure around fullest
part OF bust, close under arm raise
slightly In the back, draw moderately
tight
For sklrts-Measure around the waist
over the belt; draw moderately tight.
Printed directions accompany each
pattern, showing how theigarment Is tc
be made.
When ordering patterns for children
plesse slso state age OF ohild.
Evening journal., 1896-08-24


WARE AVENUE. EASr-BOUND.
All II train5 Illuminated wlth Pintsca
sew YORK, week days. SOS, .7.lA
9l, fgis lO2o Am; y 6s Y ~ y 20 y; d lSs
.sa5 F. '5.s2 % aSs ..ss' FL 'iS'' p m. s' 10 .'
PiiILXpELPHIA, CHESTNUT ST
sTAT.ISoSS i ysek 81 days IA no. s55 s
M: '12.21 ,sl2.40. '22s. 250. 455, '5S2, $50
.7.39. S.25, 10, al p. m. Sundays. .S.oS. 79
$50. s.s0' .7.Ss. s.S5. 10. I'll p. M m. ' ~
NAL, week days. .SoS, '1l5, ,gH a. m.i
CHESTER, week Gays, s3.Os. 5.55. $40.
s715 7.30, 'S.15, 'S.55, s10.25, u.zv a. m; 40.
q q, no, as :5,ss. So '5ss SIS, 10. Il p:
1920. ESQ, 's.2s, 4.55. 'b.s2 $50, 'Lss. Sz5,
~ 'AfLRNIiiC CITY, weekdays. -7l5, 4s.sl
a; m; -l2.2l, 2 2s p. m. Sundays 1880 a. m;
0oj2PE - MAY. week DAYS. .7l5 a. m: .ls.sl
'2.29 o. m. sundays. 30 q, m.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
!ss Tsek asgs ~ 3S2 rs $ sll 4 % Il
2, m. Sundays. 40. 7o2 '848 =. M;
Il RSLTfMoRA e FIX ~ S zNb WY .sls grHr1oNs. Al
daily, 702 a. m. 254 p. m
HSEWARK, z. Delaware week days ~
$40. 7O2 's4s a. M; 'l2.55, asa, '45s, 7.O5,,
'lPlTTiSs RRuRsia-weekdays-sl8 p. m. sun
cdHICS 3 3 Daily. asp m.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, daily
iIs sew Snu uoRIRkNs RE AND MEMPHIS via
Bristol and Chattepooga, 900 D. m. daily
Through sleepers Washington to Memphis
APH PsHiNGERLY \ s' 3i.ss"l Accommodation. wssY
days. Le2 a. m; 2.54, L05, n.l2 y. m. Sur
days 'NbaSpne5 1S7 & NH "a sSs 2;
week days, 702 1Ol a; m; 2.54. ass p. n
Sundays, 10 a. M; 4.5S p. M.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
NEW YORK, week days. $50 a. m.
PHILADELPHIA week days, $50
BAITffMoRE. week days. SO a nj
Il IkNpENBERe 4 i5i ana WAY srAr1oNs
week days, $50. 1910 a. m; 1-50. $40 D. m
Sundays, 9.b5 a. m; $40 D. m.
hEAyyE PH1IlILsAD4ELPHIA, 5.r IT, "a 4I,LIi CHEST
SIS TGS $50 ss .loss Ss iiso a. @ SOo .isSS i5S
150, 2.45, 1880, '4.20, $50, '5.15, s5.41, g. $50
7ss $50 1Odo y s5 p 80 m sundsys. 80
Iso, s, '725 $40, 1910, nS5 .. m.
| PHILADELPHIA, READING TER
MINAL, week days, 40. '7.5t a. nj ss.la
| TelsphOna Ne. IVA
Rates to Western points lever thaH via
G. o. SOUL General Passenger kcsn1
w. III. GREENE. General Manager
| WILMINGTON AND II hInEfN hAII-
| w ROAD Timetable in effect June q, 1896
Trains leave Wilmington. French street
| station. for B. a o Junction.. Montchanin,
| Winterthur, Guyencourt, Cirenogue, Coessrt.
| Chsdds' Ford Junction. Pocopson, West
| Chester, Embrevilie, Moruonville, CoatesyIlle
and intermediate stations, daily. except Sun
/ day. At 10 m, 10, 4.0o and o. D. IN. SUM-
| day only At 08 a m 2l0. .05 and 7 GO .. IN.
For Waynesburg Junction. Springfield aud
| Intermediate stations. daily, except Sunday.
| at 2. 10 a. m, 2.lc and 100 m. Sundays only
| st 8.lS m. and 2. 10. .06 .. m.
1 For Joanna. Biz eboIo, Reading and inter-
mediate stations. daily, except Sunday, at
| 7.lO = 10. and 2.l0 .. "a. Sunday only At SOS
q. N snd 10 p. N.
i BOWNESS BRIGGS. Gen Passenger Agep
Evening journal., 1896-08-24
WILMINGTON WOMAN HELD UP.

mrs. Draper was Visiting In f kton aud
Was Held Up aud Robbed b. Oolored
Mas.
ELKToE, Md, Aug 81 "A bold act Of
highway robbery VAS committed on West
High street. lear Singsrly avenue, In the
resident portion Of k'on, Saturday
night Mrs ElWsrd draper, Of VIII
mlngton, Del, on visit to relatives IN
Elk ton, WAS accompanied by a child Oh
High street about bnlf past o O'Clock
and when opposite the residence OF
Edward Taylor was attacked by negro,
Who, without 3 word. graf bed the
woman aud taking her pockstbook
started to run
Mrs. Draper made plucky fght. but
the negro overpowered ner and escaped.
the residents wsre aroused by hsr cry for
help and many went TO her ssaistauce
but the negro had mAdo good bis escape
The cit'zsns made every effort to locats
The negro. but without success. Mrs
Draper was somewhat bruised about tb,
wrist. The poekei- book contained about
$40 This Is the sec' nd highway robbery
to occur on this street Within month
Evening journal., 1896-08-24
NEWS OF NEV CASTLE.
REMARKABLE PRESENCE OF MIHD
While Farmhouse Burned FiercsiY
Woman Took Command OF the Rescue
hand, Baving Much Property.


Hand, savin9 Much Property.
Special Core ipondenoe Evening Jo rnai.
RED LIoS, Aug. "a Mr. and Mrs
John NJ Collins and sous. who were left
homeless by the big FIRE at Pigeon Rnn
on Wednesday, an cxcin6ive account OF
which app Jared 10 the EvKHING JOURNAL
have taken mp thsir sbode Ia one Of II
NJ Slveis houses In Red Lion whore
they can live and rtill carry on the work
OF their extensive fruit farm.
Farmer Collins aud his wife have
partly covered from the shock oil re-
turning home from market to find their
home levelsd TO the ground and a crowd
Of excited nslghbOrs around the rnias
It was marvellous how, while ths house
WAS burning doSr, several huadreo
dollars worth OF household goods we, c
saved without bsing damaged 10 III 9
extent Of 50 Tnio Is al due Is be
ex 'eutive Sullity aud remaikable pre-
e.cs Of mlrd Of "a neighbir, Mrs. ARM
strong, Who livsa on 4 hs adjoining farm
Mrs Armstrong WAS the frst nslehb
to arrive TO the assistarcs OF the Collins
farm hand. Her two gown daughtsrs
hurried after her. Mrs. Armstrong
Immediately called al hands to the front
Of the house and coolly Instructed them
for moment while the 6se ragged
Mo- lot's work II this quietly, bus
quickly and We csn save much pro perty, "
said she 1--WE do not want to thrsw
glassware or mirrors out OF the second
story window aud carry pillows down
stairs. Let's use common ssnss
And then all the contents, even the
carpets ot the drst 1,or vers saved and
the clothing Of Mr. Collins and his son
Evening journal., 1896-08-24
cOiiiaion FINDS a Result IN Uo.rt.

CHEsTEBTowN, Nd, Aug. Mrs.
Hslen K Sasw, Of New York. who came
20 Kent o ae months ago. bought one OF
the most beautiful farms on Chester
river, whers she built a handsome resi
dence, has unexpectedly found herself
confronted by series Of FIVE suits for
damages While driving rapidly on the
pnbic road TO make an early train she
overlook aud attempted TO pass Mrs. A.
l. Hudson. who. with her three children,
was driving to Chestertown. There was
collision and the occupants OF the
Hudson carriage were thrown out sud the
vehicle damaged. The suits ars for $6U
damages TO the carriage and 500 dam
ages In each OF the four cases for the
occupants A jlstics OF the peace
awarded $50 damages for the horse Al q
carriage and 500 la each OF the other
cases Mrs SnRw has taken an aP
peal
Evening journal., 1896-08-24
Acc. pts the Addlchslte a,ft.

Friends Of Harry w Hushebsck called
at the New Castle EVENING JOURNAL
Office to-d,y and spncunced that IA.
would sccApt the Addicks nomination
FOR representative In the lower house OF
the General Assembly. II the pomin.tion
10 teLdered him. His friends thought be
would hsve no opposition at the prlm aries
on SentA % Der b
Evening journal., 1896-08-24
rhirtr ners nsn FIad rmpIo,msnt.

Furnace No Of the Delaware Iron
Works was lighted up last night ana was
put into full operation to day This
furnace gives smDIoyment to fully thirty
more men ard will make business much
more brisk alb 1ut town.
Evening journal., 1896-08-24
MAILS ARRIVE.


.. m. From Wilmington. Phfladelphie and
kne NorthiFrom Baltimore and the South
From the peninsula
II. ~ =; ni.-,from Wilmington, PHILADELPHIA
snd tfe North; From Baltimore and the
e.1 y. m.-From the Peninsula; From Will
pdnRton and the North; From baltimore
snd the South.
30 D. m.-From Wilmington only; From
Baltimore and the South.
MAILS CLOSE.
@.m.-For Philadelpba and Wilmington
Eor the Peninsula; For baltimore and
Washington.
49, =. m.-For Philadelphia and Crisfeld
the North.
p. m,-For Wilmington, Philadelphia
and the North For the PeninBula. For
Baltimore ana the South. (NO registered
mail sent south OF D0ver)
e,lV 2. m.-for Wilmington, Philadelphia and
the North; For Baltimore and the South
NEW uAaTIE AuaIIar o. I4na
Evening journal., 1896-08-24
sPEoIAL NorIoEs

POYS WANTED. TO SELL THU NEW
~ CASTLE EvKElRo JOURNAL. Apply At
the EvEE1r0 JOURNAL Ofilce. No. II Court
House.. One-hat cent copy 10 boys; sells
for one cent.
DoYS, GET UP A ROUTE FOR THE NEW
- CAsrLE EVENING JOURNAL. You can
e0on earn money enough 70 buy a watch or
bicycle. Get them Ht the NEW CASTLE EVEN
ING JOURNAL ONCE, No. IL Court House, one
half cent copy.
Evening journal., 1896-08-24
a BEAUTIFUL NIGHT COWS.

To Get This Pattern FIJI Ont the Coupon
and sepd 1t to the Evening journal
Omoa with Ten Gents.
Evening journal., 1896-08-24
TRAINS ARRIVE.

7.07.f1 .W D. m.
eouth-S.8l. s.4b, l1.02 a. M, Au.m.
TRAINS LEAVE.
l0.lf y. m.
south-s.se a. m, SOS. 7.U D. m.
Evening journal., 1896-08-24
VERY oLp sd 2 coMINa uP.

The Ida Ran the GAUNTLET Of Cruisers
and Pr,vzteers IN sixt %.
Ad Vices from L.w4s last night state
that the Old American ship Ida, with n
history dating back 10 tho days OF the
rebellion, WAS reported Yesterday a. the
Breakwster in charge Of the tut lat
Jsmes McCsuley Her mizzen, main aud
foretopeallant mssts are gons, the
result Of storm she encou uttered ~hile
on her way 10 the Bsrmudss ffom Lon
don Surveyors CONDEMNED her At Ber
mudas and she vas sold by underwrltees
TO American shipping men, who will no y
rebuild her.
The Iia was built 10 East B ston dur
Ing the rebellion and traded between Z h At
poet aud tho West Iudies, aud very fre.
qusntiY had marrow escapes from being
ser d by Conf fsdera'e privsteers When
the ri k OF carrying cargo to foreign
p9rts became one Of great danger. the
Ida. whose meme was originally George
a. Warren, surrendered her nationality
and q w tha Prusslsn hsg When the
rebellion ended she WAS given an Amerl
can registry, and nov, after an absence
of twenty FIVE years che comes back "a
the Delaware 70 be made strong again
"A Word 10 the Wise is sumcisnt.'
Editor Of tha New Castle Evening Journal.
SIR; Where's, certain cttizsus hold
ing Offices OF public trust and especially
uoder that erstwhile stern master, Uoc's
sam, seem 10 become exceedingly
off 'ns!vs at times as partissns. would II
not bs well for me to suggest
that there is such a thing as change
sometimes IN national ADMINISTRATION
Toere are such things as diemisssls end
suses as offensive partisaDsbip II
would surely not DO any harm 10 sug
gest - word 90 tbs wiss "
NCEf .LEY RooTER
New Castle. Del June 13. 90.
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IN EFFECT JuNE 2. lsgs.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE r. 4.
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FOR THE SnuTH.

sleepers snefo to NeW Orleans Memphis M Tam Tam
pa, Asheville and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.-12.49 p. M, daily.
sleepers to Port Tampa and Macon; liz
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RAILROADS.
PBNNsYLVANIA RAfLkiOAD
Ths standard RailwaY Of Araerlca.

PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BIZ THE
lNThhLgCklNG SWITCH AND
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.
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NEW CASTLE ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW OAsrLE. AUausr a4 loo
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nEI -AWAIlE nTVIgION

For New Castle, S.13, 11.15 a. m; ESQ.,
430. 6.15. 6.53, 9.51 p. m. and 12.10 night.
For Lewes, 8.13 a. m; AT p. m.
Express for, Dover, Harrington ana
For Harrington and way stations only,
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For Rehoboth, s.1s a. m. and Az D. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, 9.51 D.. m. and ITO