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Evening journal., 1896-06-30
AFFAIRS IN SOMERSET.
Repatriation Onicers Named for tho
Various Districts.

Repatriation Onicers Named for tho
Various Districts.
PB1NcHss ANNE. Nd, June 30 The
e'ectioa supervisors for Somerset county
have made tbs following appointments
for registration officers for the various
districta OF this county; Princess Aune
district, No /, Ralph B Cullen and
Samuel + Smith No. 2 Frsuk A Hay
man and Vaughn Hsyman; st Peters.
George Thomas and Arthur King; Brink
lsy'e. Nathan Il Conner aud samuel
o. Tull; Dublin, Edward X B Lsukiord
end Frank Matthew's; Mount Vernon,
Vaughn VI Foxwsll and DeAnwood Jones
Fairmount asc p. Dryden and Daniel
B. Maddox; Crishsld. John r Nil
bourn and Alexander Laird; lawson,
George p Parsons and wv james
Coulbourn: Tangier, Henry @. Dlsha
room and Vernon White; smiths Island
Aaron 3. Bradshaw aud Berj tmin r
Msrsb; Danes Quarter, HonrJ p White
aud John O. Owens; Asbury, James NJ
Laweon and Robert b. McCrsIdy
Colonel Eph q. Polk, OF the Mary
lander, who has been III for the past
week, has already greatly improved ant
was at the office yesterday.
The town commissioners OF Princess
Auns have resppolntsd George W. Brown
bailih for ths ensuing year.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
Dorohsator CountY's Tar Rate.

OAMBRIDeB, Md June 80 The county
commissioners met here yesterday and
made tho tax levy for 1896 The tax
rate was Fixed at. 81 IS on the 500, being
an iDcr aso Of nine cents over that Of
last year. The rate could have been
lowered cent or two but for the new
assessment. to defrsy the expenses Of
which So 900 was levied. The basis for
state tsxstion Is G,199 76i, and for
county SO 5S7. 38l The increase IN the
basis over that Of last year is $l37 4s9
and the amount Of taxes levied is $Si.
65i Oh
Alexander Hooper, = colored lad. while
csrelessly handling an old pistol at the
home Of relative In Cambridge yester
day afternoon, shot his rim law IN
the breast, making an ugly and dangerous
wound. She Is la precarious condition,
but will likely recover. Had 1t not beer
for a corset steel she would probably
have been instantly killed. Hooper hsi
not been arrested.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NoTEs.


Dr. E. q. McCabs's wife and child
left for Roxsna, returning to their old
home for farewell visit, yesterday
Miss Anna Fleming has returned home
from WILMINGTON where she has bean on
a visit to friends Miss Fleming took
the examination for county teachers
certificates in Wilmington on Saturday
Harry Housemzn Intends to depart
from time honored custom and leave
New Castle for July TO spent that
holiday In Biltimore ard Washington.
Miss sllhe Dusenbury Of Washington.
is 10 the city on 3 visit and Is being
entertained BY Mr. and Mrs. B. +
Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs Max Feldman are the
proud psrer Is Of q fine baby, which wat
born at NJ Airy Pa, on Sunday at 2 &c
P. m.
Hugh c. Smith entertained severR
friends from Wilmington by trip around
town snd at his home on Front street.
John Hammers, Of Iron Hill. Is visiting
in town as the guest OF Samuel Barnes.
Harry Y. Jemison has almost completely
recovered from his recent severe poison
ing by contact with the loathsone ivy
while resting from hls bicycle Hi
hands were frst affected. then tb'
trouble spread over his entire body.
Professor J. P. CARRIER, Mrs. Garbe
and daughter Dora are expected Il
arrive in town tnis evening from Ride,
Park. They will be entertained BY J. Z
Ohsllengsr and Miss Harriet Challenger
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
Anolhsr salvatIon Arny BoIt

WEST CHESTER. June 30 Sergeant
Arndt, who has been conducting the
losal meetings OF the Salvation Army,
has left the main body and applied for =
charter for the Union Salvation Army !.
Sergeant Arndt recently had some din
Guilty with Major Dufiiu over the pofsss-
sion Of tent, which the former had
purchased ffom sub Icrlptions reissd In
this place. and bolt was the result The
new leader has already gathered nun
Der Of followers about him aud expscts
TO organize a strong army.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
NEWS Of NEW CASTLE.
WILL LEASE BUT NOT DEED.

Trustees OF Immanusl Church Conclude
That 7hey Have No TeRal Power to Deed
Awsy ApS OF the GI,be Firm.
special meeting Of the trustees Of
Emmanuel Church, the proposition Of the
Wilmington New Castle Rlilway Com
pAny 10 uichase a portion Of land OF
the Glebs farm. which there tlieals
hold in trust for New Castles Protestant
Episcopal Church, was duly considered
Trustees R'dney and Holcomb. both OF
whom are attorneys, decided that the
trustees have no right to deed away the
land for any purpose, even the exceed
iDgly lsudAble enterprise OF trolley
rosd to Wilmington Accordingly 8
resolution was passed agreeing to lekse
the track of 900 feet of land In question
for ten years for an extremely low sum.
Meantime the railway projectors can
begin their condemnation proceedings
and come into possession Of the land in
this manner. Or, should the building OF
this piece of road be deferred until more
favorable legislation IL secured, the oom
pany may cross tho New Castle cutoff
railroad at grade, thus doing away with
the necessity OF running up on the farm
land. It Is hoped, however, that the
company may accept ths liberal terms OF
the trustees preferred lease.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
reduced Ratios to washIprtoa.

The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tlsn Endeavor win hold their AnnuAl
meeting In Washington. D. Q July ? to
i3
For this occasion the B. q o. r. r. Co.
will sell tickets from all points on its
lines. east OF the Ohio river 10 Washing
ton, at one single fare for the round
trip, July 6 to inclusive; valid for re
turn passage until July 10, inclusive,
With the privilege Of an additional exten-
sion until July 81 by deposlting tickets
with Joint agent at Washington.
Tickets viii also be on sale at stations
of all connecting lines.
Delegates should not lose sight OF the
fact that all B. & o. trains run via Wash.
lugton.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
AnnIdsnt nn Mnllnm sInrerI,,s Yaeht.

ELKToN, Nd, June 3O.-The pleasure
yacht impatient. owned by Hon WI
liam NJ SiDgerly, OF the Philadelphia
Record, started yesterday morning for a
three months cruise along the Atlantic
coast When near Welsh Point, nine
miles south Of Ekton. on the Elk river,
a steam plye In the engine room exploded
and badly Hosided Enelneer Richard
Wood and Assistant Engineer Frank
Sterling The injured men were taken
ashore ard brought to Elkton In = car
riage tug boat from Chesapeake City
Was siznAled aud towed the yacht bsck
to Elkton. The party on board consisted
Of Mr.. Slngerly's relatives They we're
not injured They returned to their
home 10 Philadelphls last night.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
It was Not the steamer Brinkburn.

The wreck recently destroyed by the
United States steamer Fern was not that
OF the sunken British steamship Brink
burn but OF another dereilct. the only
portion Of which Visible shove the water
WAS a mast sticking out cf seventy
fsthoms OF water about seventeen and
one-half miles south aud one half mile
east from Fenwlck island Shoal Light
chip The wreck Of the Brlnkbnrn. 30
far ne known. remslns As heretofore =
dangerous obstruction on Fenwick Island
shoal, and Is marked By can buoy
placed hfty feet east Of IT,
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
The Saratoga sans Away.

The Pennsylvania Nautical sohoolshIp,
the Saratoga. yestei day morning wtigheo
anchor. and IN tow OF the Red Star tug,
went down the Delaware. The ninety
boys on board sre under the command OF
Lieutenant Bernard o. Scott U \ n !.
who recently relieved Lieutenant Hughes.
and before the ship returns 40 this port
the boys will have visited the Azores,
ireland, England France, Spain aud tho
island Of Madeira
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
wants Another Than tho O. y BI U

s cretary O'Rourke OF the new base
bail combine writes TO Manager Husbs
beck that he can send the Catholic Youog
Mems Union, one Of Phlladelphias
strongest baseball teams this yer, TO
Nsw Castle for two games next SAtur
dsy. Mansgsr Huehebeck will, however,
wire for Ano .her club. rs large number
Of patrons who would nks TO see that
with the Hibernisn picnic ct Jsnvier's
Grove The @. Y "a u will be asked
for next moth by the local management.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
wn Repalr the hnnetoft.

A Naval Court OF Inquiry assembled
yesterday on the United States steamer
Bancroft anchored In the Delaware river,
to ascertain he damsge done TO the
vessel by being run into on Saturday last
by the Spanish steamship Reina-de Los
Angeles. It Rppsars that one OF the
guns was damaged The builders OF the
Spanish vessel. have expressed willing
ness to make the repairs without cost tc
the (1oyprum, mt
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
MAILS ARRIVE.

a. m.-From Wilmington, P Philadelphia and
the North; From Baltimorelan the South;
From the Peninsula.
IL 40 q. m.-From Wilmington. PhiladelphiA
and the North; From Baltimore and the
South.
$50 D. m.-From the Peninsula; From Will
mington and the North; From Baltimore
ana the South.
rs D. m. from Wilmington only; From
Baltimore and the South.
MAILS CLOSE.
a.m.-F Philadelphia and Wilmingt on,
For the Peninsula; For Baltimore ssnd
Washington.
1920 a. m.-For PhiladelIhia and CrI field.
railway postoflce; For the Peninsul a; For
the North.
ip m.-For Wilmington, Philadelphia
and the North; For The Peninsula. For
Baltimore and the Sou IL. (No registered
mail sent south OF Dow er)
9. 10 d. m.-For Wilmington. /. Philadf ipnla and
the North; or Balm ore and be south.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
YHs U. S. GUSBOAT WILMINGTON

HAs boen Nhmou IN n bonok OF Auts WV
Initial steps Towards Securing an
Appropriate GIFT for Her.
The Navy Department has named
one oil the new gunboats built
st Newport News after this city.
Wilmington, and II Is but fitting that
the good people OF this city should take
cognizance OF It. Otker cities have done
honor to themselves and their nAmesak g
and Wilmington should not be behind
hand
With shis object In view, the EvEEIFe
JOURNAL has started q subscription list
the fund to be used for the purchase OF
silver service for the nited Statel
eunboat Wilmington. The money re-
ceived will be acknowledged In these CO..
umns aud held subject to the orders o.
COMMITTEES Of citizens which vii
be selectsd later.
The service will De purchased OF som'
desler ia this city, t., be decided upon b.
the m nittee.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
Young business Nan Oomp;imsnted

James 7. Challenger, one of New Cas-
ties youngest business men and a grndu
ate In pharmacy. has received notice OF
his appointment as chsirmsn OF the Com
mittee on Trade Interests OF the Dels
ware Pharmaceutical Society. Mr. Chal-
lenger's colleagues are h R. Bringhurat
and It. B CARMEL
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
rbo FIret uIohanqo 10 porter.

Joseph PattisoD, New Castles first
Maritime Exchange reporter. who was
here at the Delaware street wharf tflice
for several years. writes to ex-Mayor 3.
H. Black that he Is now emplcyet In the
New York Towtoat CompzDy's tfiices.
Mr.. Pattison Is well known here, al
though be has not visited New Castle
for years
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
Nav Castle NEWs NoIEs

Monuments were erected at the grave
Of Daniel R Wolfe in tbs Episcopal
Churchyard to day.
Harry McNally bought fine horse
and carriage from r Pierce. Of Cecil l.
ton, Md, who Ia staying At the Gilpin
House. Mr. McNslly was furnished with
a certified pedigree
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
A MIni.teriai sailing Grew.

Revs Nicholas F. Stabl, OF Scranton,
Pa w. Frederick Lewis and w. r Nc
Fsrlane, Of Wilmington, and 5. Battle
Wyl!e, Of New Castle. went down to
Ccheld Beach for g little sail yesterday
on Rev. Wylis's new yacht The water
WAS 4 trifs too cold for bathing.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
RETuRNED wITAouT AIs PRls ONE
james Handy, who wHrdersd samuei
Fitchett, EIuded the Law.

FItchVtT' TTUVVU THO T1N'
PocoMoKE CITY. Nd. Jure 20 Sheriff
j. Henry Young, who went 10 Chrisheld
Sunday morning to Identify James Handy
accused Of killing Samuel Fitchett, re
turned yesterday without bis prisoner.
Sheriff Young learned that Handy had
left Chrisfeld In sailboat Friday night
for Norfolk, and information from Nor
folk tonight states that Handy left
there last night fer New York Every
effort will be made to locate and capture
him In that city at once
The ten year old child Of M- s. PHI
ohsrd, a prominent farmer living near
here, was fatally burned yesterday morn
ing while attempting TO kindle 8 fire
with can OF coal oil.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
Changes IN school Teachers.

Hiss Mary Leland will probably be sp-
pointed to teach the Bear schools. -hch
have hitherto been in charge OF Miss
Ella Gillis. Miss Gillis having determined
70 discontinue school teaching with the
end OF the present year.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
Hnt SOW DC Cnn Sec.

Edwin Smerd, q New Castle man who
had lost his sight by foreign growth
over his eges, went to the Wins Eye
Hospital some time ago. The cRtsracts
were removed and Smead writes that be
has completely recovered and will return
to work next week.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30

developed TODAY was la no way broneh
about by the difficulty over thst lRiy's
election over New Castle teacher. 10
letter to Professor A, drew. Miss
Gruver claims that tho sol reason for
her withdrawal Is the mad, eas'e salary
offered by New Castles Board Of Educa
tion Miss Grnver Is said to be an *
ceptiopslly ene teacher. such as cannot
be had for $50 a month.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
colo'asi Rogers Rides womans wheel

Colonel Harry Rogers. to commem
o,ate his birthday, which occurred In
The later part OF June 1917, to- day
brought home Maid Marian, woman's
bicy Gle which he is now learning to ride.
Colonel Rogers love OF out door sport
will spur him on in his riding lessons un
til his bed will ring as q warning to TIE
best Of them.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
nrr.AwARE DIVISION.

For New Castle, Si3. Ills a. M; 2.bc. $50
glb. GS3. 0.51 u. m. and l2lO night.
For Lewcs S.l3 a. M; Az p m.
Express for Dover, harrington ana Del
mar, STA, 1l0 a. m, 4.2l and ll.o6 p. m.
For Harrington and way stations only
EXPRESS for wyoming. g5s .. m.
Fxprcss for Cape Charles. Old Point
Comfort md Norfolk. 1l.0i a. m. and h.ot
ID. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, 9.5l p. m. ana l2lV
For Cape Charles, old Point Comfort
and Norfolk, 11.b6 j. m.
For hflddletown, Clayton, Dover, Wy-
omlng FELTON,. Harrington, Bridgevile,
seaford Laurel and Delmar, llb6 y. IA.
fss) Congressional Limited Express
trains composed entirely Of Pullman Yes
thule parlor and Dining Cars. No extra
fare other than the usual Pullman charge
% Limitod express trains. composed o.
Pullman Vesubule Parlor Cars, Nestlbule
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. NO
extra fare.
For further Information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent az the station
s. M. PREVOST, J. II. WOOD,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
Balt more via nriddistown and Hanss-
VILE.

About twenty i've members Of the
@. A wheel club will leave for q long
trip before sunrise en- the morning Of
July The athletes will 70 to Bllti-
more for trip through the Monumental
City. They intend TO ride nearly All the
way, going from New Castle TO Middle
town. eighteen miles, for breakfast ;
Henesville, fourteen miles. for g rest !
Tolchester, seven niles, and there take
the steamer Louise for Baltimore. They
will return by the game route on Sunday
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
sTrAN5RoAT-TiME TABLE.

Major Reybold leaves New CASTLE daily, ex-
cept Sonday, 500 a. M, striving st Phtla-
III O'clock Returning leaves Phils. 2 30
arriving at New Castle at $50 p. m.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30

II Is estimated that this service will
cost from $500 to 81 900 and 1t will be
seen by the above list that nearly onv-hslf
Of tho larger amount has already been
subscribed
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
NEW CASTLE. JUN 80. ksee.
NEW CASTLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
RPEOIAL NOTICES,

ID OYs WANTED. TO SELL THE NEW
The EvEeIno JOURNAL Office, No, IL Court
House. One-ha1 cent copy TO boyss sells
for one cent.
DOYS. GET UP A ROUTE FOR THE NEW
ID CASTLE EVENING JOURNAL You can
soon earn money enough TO buy watch OF
bfcyele. Get them At the New CASTLE EvEH-
ING JOURNAL Ohice, No. IL Court House, one
half cent a COPY.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30

JlAiist' Skirts. all colors, lined through
or.t With linen canvas. bound. only 81 4S
&c Greenhaum's New Store Cost price
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
rRAINa ARRIVE.

Nerth--1se8. 500, 1l2e q. ma 8.03, 4.44, o.2o
7.07.i10.W .W D. m.
South-s3l, 9.l5, 11.02 a. m. "A o. m.
TRAINS LEAVE.
North6 30 81 945, 1102 q. m, 1.ls, 6.S6. 644,
southrsse tn "a a. M, sos, 7.O7 pm.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
Tha nnu Tenoher.s R,sIrnnlIon.

The resignation Of Miss Minnie Gruver
Of Lock Haven, Pa RS teacher IN the
New Castle public schools, 1t hae
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
achadnla in efect March l5. W..

Schedule IN enect Marcn 10 1osg.
TRAINS LEAVE WlLMlNQIpNtD DELI
WARE AVENUE, EAsI-BOOND.
Al Mp trains raj = Illuminated with PintscN
ESnEsw YORK. week days. .sos r.lS
.a5l fe4s 70 AM y ~ 49, q ~ " ~ gs
=. p m ss.7nasaeys .7 'soS' ny rs'''' ii1' = ms
~ 'P5iiirL..HsfDELfPhIA, LAD ciIEsTNuT sL
STATION, week days, e@Os oe'oey, % o.,
M. a.i' .i2.si ..i5.So. '22s, 80. 455 .s.s2, s9
s130, 825, TO- III p. m. sundays, -svs i's9
$50, '9.4s, sll:25 a. m; l@sO. zsO' ''1o' 500
''sI' pItii IA i''&sr,{iffPifiiA. READING TERAfI-
NAL week days. S3Os, '7.i5. '9.si a. m.i
'il p. m; sundays 'S:vs @ a. "a; az ~ Ri Ma
~ TSo' ssfb. $3.50. siO55. lieo a. m; y. 20,
.sS. $50. 4s5 .5.s2, $50 'Is9. s2S TO- II p:
is.2O. S.50, sS2s. 455. '5.s2, $50, '7ss. s25.
~. .AiiiLppiNTic Il 2 n CITY. week.aays. = iS. '9a
a. M; 1871. '2>9 y. ~. Suna"ss '''O - n''
o&PE ~ MAY. week days .7.iS q. M: p.
.22Q p. m. snayasss1-i ryrs-sI ~ I,p9ffNb A. n
BALTIdoRE AND WAsl,H,ddNoToN, Il
week days, 80 7o2. ,sts g sn;0S a "a z. .o al
.. m. Sundays, s43o 7.Oa,. 's.ls a M;
BALTIMORE AND WAY sTATIoNs.
NEWARKl,, Delaware: week week dssES' ..%' .sSS
3 i5s 49, SIS 4 AN Z. d. as iss E. "a sss sGSa7Ss rs.
'pITTsRBuRa. isfsF B week days. 's4 2; M;
'sl9 p m Reo s9aRdsy asyy 3 a. a mn 9 Ass pm nm.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS daily
'lSiSs NSw ana oRiskSs iyiis = p AND MEMPHIS via
Bristol and Chattenooga, 800 p. m, daily.
| Through sleepers Washington 70 Memphis
ana psrNSesERq'Y Sc'T BT'sepx ACCOMMODATION. wseY
| days 7O2 a. m. 25f. 705, 1l.l1 p. N. buA
days 5o2 q. m;; 2bl. 7.cs e:cE,, ?; ,5mnonAr1oN N
week days. 702. 1917 q; m: 2.54. L6s p. m
suqassss TEsz9E s MARkET ri 81. !sTTaATIoN.
| NEW YORK, week days. 800 a. M
PHILADELPHIA. week days. 's.oo
'iii iiBikeiIsTfRMo'RE. IL i week days. $50 A. m;
-lo kPNppENBERo 4 and WAY STATIONS
| week days, $50. 1920 g. M; zoo, b.10 p m
sq2eSSXys IFSXyv $50 Ipai1ExpEIRHHA 4 IA ssH B IA CHEST
| ToN. week days. .ss. 500. .sss IS, 10 I.11e
$50. 2.45, $3.50, 'i20, 40. '5.l5, '5;l. g. $50
z25, $40. 1910 n.s5 P, m; suno4,yse ,ss 81
ossS q S :s a. q. mi io,o 11 Iiss D. SD. m A0'
PHILADELPHIA. READlNo TEX
MINAL, week days, 800, '7.55 a. m; 'al1
Telephons No. ie5.
Rates to western points lever than via
a9y o. scrLI General Passenger Agent
W. NJ. GREENE. General Manager.
VITILMINGTON AND NORTH ERH RAIL
| w ROAD. Timetable in eject Juoe y, 1895,
l Trains leave Wilmington French street
| station. for r. & o junction. Montchanin,
l Winterthur, Guyencourt. Grenogue, Coessrt.
/ Chsdds' Ford Junction. Pocopson. West
Chester. Embreville, AIortonvllle, Coatesyille
and intermediate stations daily. except sun
dey. At : l0a M. 2 10. 4.05 and o. p. m. sun
dAv only At O8 a 10 2l0. 500 and 7.COp m.
For Waynesburg Junction. Springfield and
intermediates stations, daily, except SUNDAY,
at Z. 10 q. m. $40 and fo5 p. m. Sundays only
At SOS =. m. and ?. 10. 4. 05 p N.
Fer Joanna. Rlr scorc. Reading hnd inter
mediate stations. daily. except Sunday, Z:
10 m. and 2l0 2. N. Sunday cniy A. oO'
I A. N and 10 .. m
A q. Net AUsLAND. superintendent.
BOWNEsS BRIGGS. Gen Passenger ARep
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
FOR THE SOUTH.

southern Rallway.-7.H p. m, daily,
aleepora to New Orleans, Memphis Tam
pa, Ashevllle and Hot Springs. -.
eieeperr to Port Tampa. Macon and Jack
sonviiie, 1854 night, daily, sleepers 70
Tncxaonvillo
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
RAILROADS.
IN EFrEcr MAY n. ls0s.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows:

TrnlTN leave WlfNiUEioh al lVil1W -
For phlladelphia texpress); lbIi 30 -
eso 7.i2 750 s5o $50 9SS 1922, lo;ls, n'o'
nSs lA4S a. m;l '11;ds, ca o,d 1,s'i is sOs s,i' '
Accommodation, COS 705, sos, 1855 am;
u 49, 232 $50 515, 7.47, and 1910 p. m.
For Chester .expressll. ~ 40 s,so, ~
1906. 5.02, $50, 6.a5, 7.0l and y01 ?. m- 100
Accommodation, sos, 705. SOC, lo5o, LIZ
M i2ss SIS 2So yerS SoO s0 s s2 aa1 iSsS ssS 10
$50 9.ss. 1906, 1l.45 a. M 'lzl6 LSi, z,dzf
sO5 sif, b.Oz, $40. $780, 7o7' s'z and l0.Ao
For 'o'r Boston without change. 1915 g. M;
''S For T''S West 2 Chester. via Lamokin. ESQ a.
u" iior s''g Newark e Center and intermediate
stations 7.3s a. m. and 6S3 p. m. -.
Baltimore and Westminster, ts@ .si' sg,'
i.50. $3.50, 5.2s, $500, 200, 7il, $40 ?. IA. and
Baltimore and intermediate stations.
2a7, i43, COS p. m, 1900 night.
Leave Philadelphia Broad street, for
,S MalmlqEsson ~ 81 nApiissSo m Is os .izSi liz 2os siS
846 4.Oi, All sos. $50, 5.5s, 6;ll' $50, fod
11i0, 1iiG u. m, and 2v5 night.
1.2s S.ii. 4Os 4s7. 6s2. s.ss, 1903 and n.2s
p IT. SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (expresa). 10l, 2b5, ~.
$50 s55 g.33, 1906, l1.4s a. M; lS1, SUo, b.O1'
| 56G 7OI 7.25. 900 and 9l2 p. m, ,.o. 10
Accommodation, 200, $40 a. m; l2.Oi, lao
/ AO5 6l5 and 1910 p. m. 80
Isor chester (cxpress), 1.57, 40. $50, S.b5,
1905. ii.45 a. m; 1877, SO5, b.02, sos. 7o1 ana
| 9.O6 ID. m ... .,o. . Al
4 4OS CHS. 725, and 1910 y. m. -
For New York. 1.57. ass, 40. I0o. $50,
| e83. 1905 1i.45 a. m; 137, 3Oo, AO5 0.Oz, Doo,
/ 7O7 g.l2 and 1910 y. m
| For Boston, without change, boz p. m.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-30
The Jews and the Good They 10.

To THE EDITon OF THE sUs-Sir: The letter in to.
days Sun from V. Gribayedors should have borne tho
caption. "A Russians opinion OF the Jews" SUCH
blgoted narrow mindedness could scarcely DO OK.
pected from any man who had come from one of tho
truly enlightened nations of the earth. will inform
Dir. Gribayedon that the people classed to-day n,
Jews are. In the main, Jews only in name; that thew
ara compelled to remain banded together by rho ma.
lignancy OF such prosecutors as he himself ia, that
they are, by the tenets OF their faith. rebpecters of the
law. OF the opinions of others. and above all, loyers ~
humanity.
1t is q fact, well known to scientists, that dIsoos.
germs flourish in dark, damp. noisome placea. tbat
they cannot endure the suns rays. but perIan whom
exposed To their benefcent influence. Womb ,h.,
THE Sun OF our American continent and clyiIiz.,Ion
could. by It's Drilliancy aud enlightenment cnu.o ,,a
ahriyel and die! y"
OF a controversy, and to render an u6I,rs =, ~, H."
opinion: There would haze been no Armenian ntroci
dom IL q glowing example. been absent n ,s"a,s,
like Mr.. Grlbayedon who, by their opinions 80
racial warfare, and retnrd the progress OF hrnnn",,y
TO higher auu nOhIer ends. humanity
As to the Jews Fronting by the misfort,n..
manity, history, II IL proves anything, proSaS ~ nu'
posite. that humanity, T. g., the non, 20 u op.
pronted by the misfortunes OF the Jews. 'NN'S' nave
Furthermore. venture TO say that. II the Jews had
human misery and misfortune much more IN suh OF
do. The magnificent charities they have thtS
In this aud other c9untrleA open 10 all, reRardinssn
creed. are out or Al proportion 70 their NUMBER Tb u
JSws are diStincuVe'y humanitarian, liberal and Ia NV
NEW YoRx. Nov, "a. AEpIco.