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Decorah-posten., 1896-05-26

o.
meooeIes fra 9rantsburg. Sans Soz
oeo tnuites at en- Semmeritot, Der at
Girtelidgen taiteoes omtring.
Soripunosn sanfpr imoHmoer ia.
preIioent for Milpaufee Soutb
Stoe Saoin9s 8ant, 9. 6. Sbumpf,
Der for ire 4ar iioen Flpsteoe til Guz
ropa, od bans Sant git "ab llnbas"
meo SorpligtelIer til $1,135,OOO %
in9sn attiper, - inofanot ia for
Retten iioIte SborsOus og ooersao fig
pda Rauoe og llnaaos. Sans 8aus
tiOn blep lat til $500, bpilfen Sum
blso bragt tilpeie. Sbumpf pil blipe
antlaset for at babe mootaqet genge
ION Snoftub / 9anten, ftisnt oenne
meo bans 8ioenoe bar inIolpent.
ssnasIast 1obaf.
StatteopfrGper Wels at Sparta
bar / glacf Ripsr Sails forleoen 9aa
og beilaglagoe 225 Yuno 9labtobat,
Der al Mr. u. +. Werner bar fiebt
efter dfosoe 20. %. Senbricts, ipm
bdpoe aplet ben. Stuttepptr9beren
gioroe 9i9lbenbe, at ~efterat Sobaften
bar tommet uo al probucentens Sic,
baooe Re%gierinsen Ret til at belaaae
ben meo Stat, os oeo at ielae ben,
fsr iad bar fleet, uoiatte Sel9eren ia
for at tabe Sobatten og til at uoreoe
en- Bob al melIem $500 % $1,000
iamt 5GngielsItraf. Oct itges, at
Spertr9oeren bar Jig ubeOibit no9et
Gopbruo / bette StDtts.
EesaIie for 1pbaf.
Ydu Stdtsietreterens aontor /
Waoiion mootuges for nogle 0u9s
iioen Gertifitat us Meoalie, tiltienot
Staten 8isconiin for beres llbiiQina
at Sobat. Webalien er al BRONZE oa
mofattes | ct Qluminiums Gtui. Ger
t%ifitdtet fortlarer, at gelsnninqen er
for ppperlis to1ettto Sppisninq at
@igarbtuos5 obat fra 4olingen 81 %
'92, iier paa Prsoer al biemmeaolet
SupunatObut fra '92.
Mebalie pg Gertiftat Tom fra II. G..
Sreaiurp Dept. pa bill maaite blipe
for9ret Statens agerbrugsIelitab.
On Seh besaar esIpmoro.
Sunbreoer al 4rbeioere peb "Qmers
lean Steel Barge sos 99rfter / Suz
periOr bar forleoen Dag Sienpibner til
en- forunberlis og eneitaaenbe Siloras
gelie. Gn f%nptlet, gammel, mayer og
uOiliot Seit Danoreoe fra Stranoen
uo / 9anoet, iteoie irngere uboper,
bppr bet bar bpbsre, uben at aete paa
5ilituernes Strig og Stentaitnina.
0a ben ituttels Seit fob omtrent tire
Sob | 9anbet, itdnieoe ben, taftebe
icrit ct langt. iorsfulbt gIit omtring
ia, itat liseIom meo fulbt Sserlea
9opeoet unber 9anbet ps bOlbt bet
Der, inotil 2iDet bar ubIlust.
Sort eftsr Tom bens Gisr, en- peoler,
ipringsnoe til. Oa ban bsrte ON I'm
~Frfsboebe t~rofaite Siensrs trdsiIfs
ORB, bauoe ban ielo NOR besaast
Selpmoro. Oct beo Zig, at Soften
6apbe faast en- bdarlis 9ebanolins;
ben bar blepen oOerarb.ibet og bappe
fadet utiiitreftelis Rrrins.
SaatsA &C Gstanoeet pao'aysssa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-26
4erit.
ttro I Oct sitIiae Vsru.

Reaieringsn bar fuaet rsis unoerz
refining ON repolutionGre 9eoRgelIer
beb Squitos, 9epartementet Goreto,
men bstragter bet iom lutterlist. s
officielIe Girtler pduitaues, at bisie
mart maa gda uper, men, ftulbe bet
tr9nges, bd Oil trooper og aanons
baabe bliOe ienbt berben.
st guOita6 fra Squitos, unbertsgs
net al SberIt Ssminario, mebbeler, at
Staten oiqig anertienosr preiiosnt
pierolas autboritet; at geoagelIen
life er at politiit Natur. men at ben
alens bar i'm @runo / Sheen ON 5ors
bunp.
Gn Damper paa 4muson%Jlooen,
/ 5art mellem braIiliunite 5aone pg
gper peb ben sore Del al ben fore
5lpb / Bern, bringsr Gfterretninger
ON, at Der ben ste Mui bleo protlas
meret en- popula9r geoaselie 0epar.
tementst 2orsto, / R9rbeoen at
GrenbIelinisn mobGcuaoor. bpor rig.
Sub aarsr er funone. SoOeofaoen
er Squitos.
Qabtusttet bar b~e1uttet
at ubruit. en- g~rpebiton badoe tiqanSs
pa tiloanbs for at unbertrptte ben al
Seminurio / 9roOinbien 2oreto frems
talote Spitano. 2sbslisn al iomme
er on6etrost til en- Militar | 6si Stils
ling.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-26
mtarnnHn.
SbieITaaet al en- %1smmerHof.

TIMBER arbeibet / Sagmslen peb
Srabe 2ate bleO 9etsr Qbolpb 9eters
ion sieblittelig brabt / Sborsbags,
meooeles fra 9rantsburg. Sans So>
oeo tnuites at en- SemmerItot, Der at
Gtrtelidgen taiteoes omtring.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-26
Hem Dnrk.
snanins tsrter iammem; soIs omfomu,,

Snantng ffprter iartmen; foIf pmfcmuter.
Gn beiit bstlagelig 1lptte inbtraf
Iioitleben Sbprsba9 Moraen / guhafo.
ioet ben Sioe al gropnsg paninaen,
Der psnbte imoo Seneca Street, Ttbrs
tebe iammen og begrabebe ct Snes
MenneIter unber Ruinerne. CANINE
gpsning bar inotil for ganfte faa
Tiger fioen optdset al WeItern Union
Selesraf Cos apntorer. pa fptteoe
oisfe, os 9pgninsens Giere beabnbte
od at reitaurere, ombanne 90 oipe ben
ct itGrtere Grunblag. 4r6eioerne bar
| fulb Sang meb at inof9lbe npe ,serns
bi9lter os Ssiler, oa en- bel Rurp9o
itprtsbe inb. Soere Sernisiler pres
bes omtrins, iom bar be Staaltraab.
og m9gtige Ssmmeritptte bleo ilibt
iisnoer iom papir. Gn Oalbis Stsps
Itp ites tilueirs os inbbbnebe / noole
Minutter ben iammsnitprtebe gpaz
ming iom / spt saass.
Gn tiaigsenoe garberitue bapbs
iulo srafit, ba Muren ftprtebe ino
ooer BEN. 30 at 9arberne brabtss.
&ontrattsr Straub iapnebss % ans
taees at lisse osb unbsr Ruinerne.
5olo andre idareoss, flere iaa farlist,
at Der lite er Reonins for benz.
stIanterbapsiarsrs.
Hsp gort, 20os Nai. 9lnt. "ans
doria fra @lasspp; afs. california"
til Samburs.
Sortbamptcn. 20be Mai. Mfa.
Spree ri Rem gort; AMI. "paris"
fpa' Nsu Dorf. -
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-26
Reon. etormi, SsaaI.

Sfsise Msbbelslisr til Ct. aouis
pasIerebe en- beftig Rssnitorm meo
Sa9l pper ben mtotre Del at Staten
Onsbag Gftsrmiobag. Stor Staoe
tilfsisbss gpsninger Iaoaeliom 5rugt
% Stpo9etrRr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-26
0siret % MarSs9rtsn.

Sfslae Snsbasens Bulletin fra
geirbureduet / Surpn baooe 9eiret /
ben forlpbne llge prret iGroeles gum
itiat for en- burtig % traftig 8Grt /
al 9e9etation, iiGr 8rGs. Soeoe og
SABRE ftaar ubmartet; ligeiaa Sapss
pRrterne.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-26
aemsfratsrmes etatsfsnpsntion

tradote Iammsn Snspag 81. 2 gftsrs
miooaa / aberpesn meo 402 Selegatsr
nqrperenbe. Mr. RumieD pdlgtes til
Oroftprer. &onpentiunen gap i'm
sililutnins til 6aitbolbelien al ben
nuparenbe 9arbimaaler / bort penges
FIFTEEN" ps ertlarebe fig for uipiselig
5rpIfab til Cleveland aominiitrdtto
men us ben n~usiGlbenOs Solomethoo..
Sampen pper ben financiele Piante
par temmelis bitter; men 5riiplps0s
leaaterne trat fig tilbdse fra aonpsn'
tionen, Tom bet ubpaa gftermiooa9sl
rpotepss, at be piloe giers.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-26
AuuJna.
Vt sssIsnttsnsHss ussir

iuotraf OnsSas often 81 s nosl. Mil
,SpS for gmpOrsa. fortfatss ! Hors'
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-26

Deb ct | Qbercrombie forleoen Dag
dfbolot Wfsbe at 5orretningsmGno %
5armere fra 4bercrombie Sopnibip
blep $4,000 iubItriberet % uoiat Tom
Bonus for en- PREREQUISITES Melmplle
at life unber 100 SenberS &apacitet.
Den ftal anlngses / a6srcrumbie, %
ale Inbuo for anlGg al en- iudoan
Wple mau babe naaet Qperteringsz
&omiteens SsfretGr inben lblsbet al
Wai. aomiteen fOrbebolOer fig Ret
til at fprtaite bpiltetiombelit eler ale
4nbub.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-26


Sasen mrs. 2eonora u. Samlin
os. 5. 9. 5iIber Os gpen Sarge bar
opps / Sommer McGonmls Ret fors
Ieoen Dag.
Sa9en breisr fig ON 2obmeSTsbes
ben oeo to Static Gertiftater, uoItebte
til antlu9soe, s. M. SLIDER, al 9pen
Sarge / Senbplo til en- Ipetiel Gig
ming for Sortoug og oisIe Sustomter
/ ROberts' aoOition til Sarge. 9ens
ne Sag tiltr9tter Jig ~betpoclis Spz
mGrtiombeb, ba mango lignenoe
Sag8anlag pil blioe Ssl9en, bois benz
ne Isber belOig at. Sugen 4fgisrelIe
blep trufet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-26

saaSss &c gstsfnoess pao'aysssa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-26
Sst Wanohano.

Sfslse WeOoeleIie fra 9rano Sorts
bapoe Reb Qdte Hiper ben 20oe os.
psObIiOenoe iteset / tire iamfulOe 0age
os bsspnot at iiOe inb oosr be omtrings
Iigsenoe Marter, iua at flere SAINT
Tier muutte flptts uo. Nosen piosre
5are bar Der imiolsrtib enonu lite,
efteriom @anbitanoen mddtte itiQe
DberIi9ere flere Sob, fsr Situatiunen
tunoe fables tritin.
Evening journal., 1896-03-20
EDITORIAL COMMENT.


Mr. Corbetts anxiety TO fight Is much
more keen than Il was when he delivered
the championship to Mr.. Maher Wash
iugtcn Post.
The Russian bear, It is believed, would
enjoy a chance to squeeze a few Of the
British lions cubs, 4. that animal were to
become seriously involved In a debate
with the American eagls.-Cleveland
Press.
The great demand for per cent.
bonds should not encourage Uncle Sam
20 contract the bond issuing habit. Troy
Mass Budget.
What really lrritatss the people Is the
scientific nicety with which the carrying
capacity OF the street railway lines Ia
adjusted at all hours so that the greatest
possible number OF passengers will have
TO hang TO straps Chicago News
The United States offered Spain $780,
600 900 for Cuba Ia 1913 IL we only
hold of a little longer she'll pay us ia
take II of her nds.-Sprlngdeld Union
There ere In Chicago, according e
Commissioner Kent, $50 streets that
look like well. that Is TO say. they are
paved only with good Intentions. -
Chicago Tribune.
Evening journal., 1896-03-20
porrnanl

Miss Matte L Vinsinger. Mrs Simuel
Crofssn. Mr5. Susan Leonard and dau
ghter have returned from LlndenblTg,
Pa where they attended the wedding o,
Miss Carrie Crossan to Eiwin Brsndsn
burger at the brido's home one mile
west Of L,ndenourg.
Chief Engineer J. w. Blker, Of the
steam yacht Wanda, who WAS stricken
with apoplexy ard taken 70 the Delaware
Hospital last month Ia critical condition,
has SO FAR recovered as 10 be able to re-
sumo bis post Of duty hs Winter guardian
and sole occupant OF the Wanda
Captain Qilelsal, master OF the
steamer Republic returned to this city
TO dsy snd went aboard the steamer after
a visit to his home at Bristol. Pa.
Captain Wickes and the assistant en-
glnesr OF Commodore Elbfiige ID. Gerry 4
handsome yacht Electra, have been Oh
the q lating palace OF white ever since
she left this city on her trial trin eleven
years Bgo Both men are influential
navigators aud are exceeding proud OF
their records
Evening journal., 1896-03-20
a reehnlcal Adrnntara

We believe that there was an honest
difference Of opinion among the Judges
on the bench in the Court OF Oyer and
Terniner regarding certain testimony
and points OF law brought out during
the progress Of the trial and subsequent
proceedings In the Farnhurst case, yet
the fact that two judges were opposed
TO the introduction OF the testimony Of
David N. NAPLES, and two were In favor
Of Il; that two favored the granting Of
q new trial and two opposed it: that
two favored an arrest OF judgment and
two denied It. and two inflicted sen.
tence which two others believed to be
both unlawful and unjust, has subjected
the court to much unfavors bic comment
and will doubtless lead the Constitu-
tloDal Convention to so constitute the
court that there can be no tie vote on
the bench, OF else provide for an appeal
from the dictum of a court which tries
cases Involving the life Of man.
Brown and Swan now have sympathy
which they may not deserve. The action
Of the court has raised in the minds Of
the public q reasonable doubt as to their
guilt With NAPLES out OF Il there
would have been no conviction. With a
new trial there might have been an
sequlttsl or disagreement, and an arrest
Of Judgment would have wiped away all
previous proceedings and left the door OF
possibilities wide open. On all OF these
questions two judges overruled two other
judges merely because they happened to
be on the negative eide OF the proposi
tlons submitted. The result was one Of
technical advantage rather than weight
Of Judgment.
The public is convinced that the Court
Of Oyer and Terminer should be Increased
to Eve OF reduced to three members
thereby rendering tie vote 2 matter Of
lmpossibiity. or, as Chief Justice Lore
suggests, It's actions should be subject to
review by higher tribunal
Brown and Swan may have got what
they deserved, but the fact remain that
they were convicted and sentenced on
the rulings Of two judges, with two other
judges, In every way their equals. and
sitting with them. opposed to such con-
vlction and sentence
Evening journal., 1896-03-20
MUNYON'S
REMEDIES
DOCTOR YOURSELF
A Separate Cure for Each Disease
At All Druggists, Mostly
rs Cents a Bottle.

Munyon's Improved Homeopathic Rem.
ediss act slmost instantly, speedily curing
the most obstinate cases. Rheumatlsm
cured In from TO B days Dyspepsia and
All stomach troubles quickly relieved.
Catarrh positively cured. Headache cured
In minutes Nervous diseases promptly
cured. Kidney troubles. Piles, Neuralgia
Asihn and all Female Complaints quick
ly cured. Munyon's Vitallzsr imparts new
life and vigor TO weak and dobllitated mon
Personal letters TO Prof Munyon, 1906
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa answered
with free medical advice for any disease
Evening journal., 1896-03-20

Government comparatively little, but
standa ready a. ali times to take tho field
In defence of national honor and safety.
Il constitutes an Elective reserve
which Is uniformed, equipped, drilled and
ofiicered. but no sane man believes that
such a reserve would be sufficient IN
event Of wsr with Great Britain or any
other irst-olass European power. There
would be call FOR volunteers for pur-
poses of defense, or invasion, and, prob
ably. both.
We assert that, In event Of such call,
It Is the duty Of every good citizen who
is physically capable OF shouderlng q
musket and mentally capable Of under
standing the orders Of army ofisers, tc
respond and 90 to the front In defense Of
national honor and bis own drsside Not
to do so would be extremely oowardly
and shameful Every American citizen
between the ages Of 1S and 40 years Is O
member Of the army and navy reserve
and liable to draft IL not manly enough
to volunteer. Then what possible objec
tlon can there be 20 making
our public schools tho medium
for training the rising generation, which
Will. in few ysars, bs members OF that
reservt2 Boys who are taught military
tactics, gradually bat properly, will make
much better soldiers than those who
have never undergone the drill II
schools are established and supported
for the purpose Of developing citizen
ship, they could not be put TO bett sr
use, for no man is 4 good citlzsn who
has not a high regard for the sanctity
Of national aud personal honor, and a
profound regard for the national and
individual rights. A man who will sit
complacently aud SEQ the soil of his
country invaded, his flag insulted, his
home despoiled, is lower than the worm
in the scale OF animal life.
International arbitration Is all right in
principle, but It has not yet gone into
practice. The great military systems OF
the Old World sttest the truthfulness OF
our declaration. Until the great nations
Of the world, with whom We have
diplomatic and commercial relations,
accept arbitration In lieu Of resort to
arms we cannot do 90. for mutual agree
ment ls the prime essential Of arbltra-
tion. Our only possible course under ex-
listing conditions is to advocate honor
able arbitration and be ready to fight in
case It Is refused, and redress can be OBJ
tained only by resort to arms.
Evening journal., 1896-03-20
Trouhle Over q - Ilsonlnt.

Delinquent Collector Of Taxss J. A.
Cleaver. or st. Georges hundred, sat
al Mount Pleasant yesterday, and the
Addlcks managers began rushing IN
negro voters and paying their taxes
at length a negro who WAS on the dog
assessment but not on the poll book de
manded a receipt 10 was refused Finally
Joshua Clayton, OF Thomas, became so
ugly Ia his manner that be bad TO be
ejscted from the room. For time riot
was imminent. but sobsr counsel pre-
vliled. Cleaver will prosecnt3 Clayton.
Evening journal., 1896-03-20
Give ua nrllitnrr nrln

Some Wilmington persons, especially
those who are members OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union and the
Delaware Peace Society, except to an
editorial utterance Of ours In commenda-
tion Of bill now before Congress- pro-
vldlng for the introduction OF the mill
tary drin Into our public schools We
are not surprised that such is the case
They are not fighters In any sense, and
many OF them are so radical In their
views on arbitration that they would
sink national honor itnelf In their en-
deavors to prevent q resort TO arms
They are opposed to everything that
savoIs Of war or preparation for war.
Desks Of congr essmen ae filed with
their remorstrances against any aug
mentstion Of our land and naval forces,
aud the latest object OF their wrath is
the bill referred to in the opening sen
tenee Of this article
We do not believe that militarlsm,
such as prevails in Europe at the present
day, can or should ever secure a foothold
10 our country. Our isolation and
settled policy Of non-intervention render
1t unnecessary. We have nothing to fear
from Canada and the Central aud South
American nations look TO us for protec-
tlon. As consequence, there Is nothing
to fear on this side Of the water.
Any conflict which may arise must be
with European power That Is just
where the weskress Of our country comes
In The European nations are ready for
war 81 any instant aud 1t Is one OF the
FIRST principles OF European diplomacy
that readiness for war is one
OF the best guarantees OF
peace It would rsq1ire several
months for the United States to reach
even reasonable degree Of lighting
eEeisrcy on the sea and on lard. Onr
sesport towns are unprotected and our
navy too small to cope successfully With
the great fleets and commerce destroyers
Of such first class powers as Great
Britain. France and Germany, our regu
Jar troops are merely sufficient in number
to serve as police Ia various parts OF
the country. especially ia tho West and
Northwest, whore Indian outbreak
occur With more or less frequency
Il takes time to build iron clads and
convert raw recruits into soldiers.
Lovers Of peace at any cost may cite the
late Civil War as proof OF their theory
that cur country can specify meet any
emergency. but they seem to loose
sight Of the fact that both the North
and the South had 20 prepare for
that struggle. sith the advantage ofpre
psrstion In favor OF the North, ane
yet the conflict lasted for years Undsr
prefent conditions We are confronted by
powers ready for action 81 moment'
notice. with navies built and manned
and armies organized and ready for I'm
mediate service.
We do not believe that there Is AZ,
nation on earth that can whip Onel
BAN when ho gets his hghiipg eioths
on. but there are some OF them ths
could destroy many millions OF dollar
worth Of property and thousands Of live
while he is making his warlike toilet
Possibility OF such destruction should D.
reduced to minimum BY economic pre-
eautlcns. such as We now have IN TO
National Guard, which costs the fedsrA
Evening journal., 1896-03-20

A severe lheumailc pain in sho left
shoulder had troubled Mr. J a. Lopsr, a
we'll known dTugslst Of Des &oines lows.
for over six mouths A. timel the pain
was 60 severe that be could not Int any.
thing With all he could do he could not
get rid Of it until he applied Chamber
lain's Pain Balm II only made three
applications Of Il. he says, "and have
since then been free from an pain" dc
now recommends 10 TO per- ons similarly
tfilleted L. Is for sale BY z James Bsli
druggist, corner Sixth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1896-03-20

At Q o'clock we will offer a
lot of New Spring Prints at 8
cents a yard; worth s cents.
A lot of new Spring Dress
Ginghams, beautiful styles,
new goods just received, at
AZ cents yard instead of s
cents.
Prices for Saturday only:
6co pairs Silk Finish Fast
Black Hose, I3 cents a pair,
two pairs for IS cents, instead
of IS cents a pair.
500 pairs Seamless Hose,
plain and drop stitch, in black,
tan and slate, the I2X-cent
kind, 8 cents a pair. For Sat
urday only.
1000 yards Absorbent
Bleached Crash, the Io.cent
quality, for s cents a yard. No
more to be had at the price.
Bleached Table Damask, 10
inches wide, the best 75-cent
Damask you ever looked at.
We have the balance of the
importers stock, 50 cents a
yard. A great bargain.
20 pieces Silk and Wool
Novelty Dress Goods, % cents
yard instead of so cents.
We have a splendid line of
very attractive Dress Stuffs at
25 and so cents a yard of
which we are selling a great
many. 1t will pay you to look
at our Dress Goods stock.
Black Dress Goods in plain
and fancy styles. A large col
lection of new things. The
very best things in the market
at prices which everyone must
admit are the lowest.
New Silks-choice designs
in the new Printed Warps, at
90, IS cents and ST. a yard
Just visit our Corset De-
partment and see what elegant
Corsets we can sell you for so
cents a pair. We have both
better and cheaper Corsets,
but all are both good and
cheap No better values any
where.
Evening journal., 1896-03-20
Arsument ON nal.sr,. B.ke.

In the Levy Conrt room this morning
Caleb p Johnson John R Tatum and
d ID. Downward, referees heard srgu.
ment by Henry @ Conrad and
Howell s. England, counsel In
the bicycle aud wagon case
OF Fred g. Hodges, d g., vs. A y.
Baker. p. b. r., which was appealed from
Magistrate Sasses Court. At the
conclusion OF argument the lawyers
retired and left the referees to come to q
dnnialnn
Evening journal., 1896-03-20

Schedule in effect March Is, 1896
TRAINS LEAVE WTLMINGTON,D della
WARE AVENUE, EAST-BOuND.
All trains Illuminated with Pntsch
New YORK. week days, SOS. us.
~ p. IN. Sundays. '3.0S, '9.is, fll.2j a. m;
F3.2S. +532 FLag, 81 =. m.
sTATioN. Week days, '2Os 555 Gao.
m. 'i22i '12.lo, '22. $50, ass, .5s2 6so
olSs, S25, 10 III p. m. Sundays 'S9s' ts9
F5.32. $50, f7.S9, S.25, 10, f1l p. m.
CHESTER, week days, '5.OS, 5.1o, 80
f229, 250. l55, e5.32, G30 -l.89, So, 10, IL p.
m. Sundays, t3.OS, 7.30. $50 tl1.25 a. M;
l2.2o, $50, 1925 4.55, '5.S2, $780, 'ISs' So
ATLRNT'Ic CITY. week days. '7.15 a.
M lS9 i5 2% p IN nj ssys sunday5s. y5 a 'So ~ @ 9 H.
WliST-BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
week days fl.20, fO2 '6.4o, -ll.uo a. Ln,s
p. i-II m. -S snndays 71, Io3 .i3o 7o5 ssls a. m;
$3.50. f2O7. 254. f4.5S. eS. '9.l5 D. m,
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS,
daily 1O2 "a. M; 2.1i D. m. 800
NEWARK, Delaware, week days, ~
7O2. rSiS, fll0l n. M; Fl2.53, 2li, rlv5
'l5S. 705' e. '9a5. 1ii2 p. m; sundays.
4.@, l02, 'SiS a. M; 'l2.o5' z.oi' +l'oS' tO''
PITTsBuRG week days. 'Sis a. m;
H6l3 D. IN. Sundays, +h.iS a. m. hos pm.
CHICAGO, daily, fS.4S a. m; -A9o pm
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, daily
e12.55 and f9.l5 p. m. ,,,,, -,
NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS via
Bristol and Chattanooga, 'sis p m Week
days: a4.5S D. IN. Sundays. Ihrougn slcep-
ers Washington to Memphis ana New
Orleans. -. -. 49,.
SINGERLY ACCOMMODATION, week
days. 7O2 IA. M: 2.54, 705. ll.l2 p. m. sun
davs 7O2 n M. 25i 7.05 %. m
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATIONS,
week days. IO2, 1927 q. M; l.oi, 4.5S p IN.
SUNDAYS 10 "a. M; 4hS ~ IN.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION
NEW YORK. week days, $3.50 a. M.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, $50 a.
ii 'BALTiMoRE. week days. $50 a. m;
IkNDENBERG and WAY STATIONS,
week DAYS. $50. 1920 a. M. $50, $50 p. m.
SUNDAYS. $50 a. m; he0 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA. CHEST
NUT ST. STATION. FOR WILMING-
TON, week days, $40 600, $3.50 lle,
eS No. $50. e1033. ll.30 a. m; f122o +l-51,
1.f0. 245. $3.50. f420. 420. e5I5. e5.4l, G. 0.3l,
F525 i5i3 1910, ll.S5 p. m. sundays .slg'
A80. G, 1926, 9 90 1910, l1.S5 p. m.
Telephone No. l93
Rates to Western points lower than via
any other line.
O. o. SCuLL General Passenger Agent
w VI. GREENE General Manager.
Evening journal., 1896-03-20
the Cheapeet WorI, Ever OGered

We have a few copies Of a beautiful
work. handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictures OF hiqh artistic
merit, which will bo sold at Si75 a copy,
which is about one fourth the publioa
tion price Also somo copies OF Rand and
MoNally's Cyclopedia At 81 20, worth
four times the price asked Can be Beou
at the EVENING JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1896-03-20

Taamps are to be employed to build a
rold from the main land In the town Of
HempJtead to Long Bach, N. Y. We
hope that there will be no strikes ana
that the road will be completed within
the present century.
Evening journal., 1896-03-20
WlIl stndr RrIok Pavlnr.

The directors OF the Shest aud Sewer
Department. leave here 20 o-morrow morn
ing for Western trip, the object being
TO inspect paving bricks They will take
course of study both In tbs manutao-
ture Of the bricks as well as tho resulta
where the bricks have been used
Evening journal., 1896-03-20
rnrnunnan warming.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard PatsoWsky have
Issued cards for a house warming aud
reception to be held. at their handsome
home. the remodeled Baker Mansion, at
Eleventh aud Jefferson streets, on Thurs
day evening, March 26