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The evening times., 1896-02-14
T.. IooRMaN Of Roanose

iV Va, was ih the CITY for a short
while yesterday.
We have - great cuGutrv out our way"
he sad. The lard d, woudefiully rich
IN minerals. and Development is bcing car
r:cd rapidly forward. Fortunes are made
in g.ia, section every year. Coal and iron
abound. Many people are locating thcre.
and th. next census l. going 20 show Il
great iucrc.~" ib population. OF course.
like all new plac'-s. there is a rough cic-
m-nt. but on thc whole tie settlers are y
lIw-ahtiiue i"t. Criminals arr. quickly given
to urc,s,ta :hli hey are nto wanted"
The evening times., 1896-02-14

~ faRff uf tourists. fourteen in num-
ber, arrived in the city yesterday v
"i:ernoon from Brooklyn. They
wih si'eiid day Jr two tcre Sightseeing,
and VIII tten return hoGIe. A number or
ladies are In the party. and many OF them
are >''rus thr Capital CITY for the first time.
We are here fer pleasure only re-
marked one "f the gentlemen, ''ani Speaker
Reed need havc no fear that We ir.. tryin:
to work up n Morton boom
The evening times., 1896-02-14

say? Let's pay off the Confederate debt"
etc, etc.
They We're seemingly as light-hearted and
oblivious TO what would follow as it was
possible for soldiers to be. They kept up
the revclry during most OF the night. and
some We're TO make the soldiers sacrifice
on the morrow, while others were to wit
ness the final triumph.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

SEASONS LAST RECEPTION
Pre>idrntaDd Mrs. Cl.veli nd Shook Hands
with the Pubic.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

"W'cn er man finds out what CT mon
sirius fool we am," said Uncle kasbury.
den we jus turn roun' an tmk lie am
er powerful smart man"
The evening times., 1896-02-14

1T Is on ITS LAST LEGS
Bureau of American Rcpabiics in Finan
tinl Straits
The evening times., 1896-02-14

LEGEND OF ST. VALENTINE
What II history Tells %: the Da Whcn Young
Hearts Tell Their Tales
The evening times., 1896-02-14

WITH A BOGUS TELEGRAM-
Threc Men Arrested for swindiins J-ds
Lindsey of Texas.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

sTl AVE you ever noticed" sad
CoHau,tor Cn an Aycnuc cable
'ar yesterday, that when there
ar" two ira .iers to a train passengers viii
crowd INTO th,. first one ami hang on TO the
straps or stand on the platforms, while the
second ear j. nearly empty, | cannot cx-
plain this p-cuiiari,y, and have often Won
dpred WHY il -
The evening times., 1896-02-14

MORE POPULAR EACH NIGHT
Last Evening Sent the Tcmph Fairs Re
Ccipts FLYING Upward.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

READY FOR THE FIELD
Gen. Heyler'S Plan Is 10 Force Gomez
10 Battle.
The evening times., 1896-02-14
EFlfCME OF TIE news
---E The MORNING TINES.

II YOU mis- any news In the evening
edition hook In the list below. What
yon RS lDoktu. for WINS proba bly,
published tn this mornings edition,
ana ns Tho Times never repeats
you'n have tn lake both editions tn
get all the new, as quic2 ns IL hap
pens.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

SILVER WON AND LOST
Ahead in the Upper Branch. But Turned
Down IN tae HcUsr.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

FIGHT on THE MAUPIN BILL
Opponents ard Advocates Argue warn
Before Committee.
The evening times., 1896-02-14
Trapcz. Performer. Fatal Fall

Boston, Feb. I4.-Mrs- Sophia Whittcn,
professionally known Lola Sylvester.
died at tie Massachusetts, Gtncrai Hospital
sl>t night from injuries received by her
fall from the sioTnc of Eei,hs Thcater
lasi Monday evening. Mr.. Whiltcn was
native OF England. thirty -twu years OF
age. and ha'i been in tlic ;raPeze basiness
sixteen years.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

CHEERS FOR HOME RULE
Sir WHlism Harcuari SPOKE sioGuentil
In the Commons
The evening times., 1896-02-14

FIFTY-FOUR MADE HAPPY
Bar LiscnseS Granted in "A Number o
''Hcld-Up'' Cases.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

Mckinley GETS A PLEDGE
He l. said TO Be Assured CT Illinois
Forty-Ci-ht Votes.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

MRS. BAGALEY IN COURT
Divour Procs' tii.gs Against Her Amer
ican Husband.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

To ATTACK THE DIVISION
Pastors. People. aud Congress to Pu
Themselves ou Record.
The evening times., 1896-02-14
|SERIOUSL;YX
UHOUGHT TO BE-
HHurDRous
A. tho PLAY

Georgc-How those lovers coo-iust like
turtle doves.
Mamie-Yes: but in this case it's just
mock turtle, you know
The evening times., 1896-02-14

No FIGHT UNTIL. MONDAY
But MiHtary Force l. Not the Proven
ing Cause.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

LEAGUE CONVENTION ENDS
CUnmittec Appoiiied to Consider L. A
W. Incorporation.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

EDMCNDS FAYS HIS FINE
Printing OffiCr Foreman Concluded tha
the Best Policy.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

RAMIE PLANTS WILL BURN
Collection in senate Agricultural Com
miitee Goes Up in SmGkc.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

WOMEN SHOULD NOT VOTE
National Law school DChlters SO De-
gidrh 81 Night.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

THROUGH A wONAN'S EYES
Little Et,eat riCiCI~s OF Manner and Dress
Disclose Senatorial Character.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

WILSON WAS THE WINNER
Took Ninct'--r Rounds To whip JaC
Kelly.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

ALL ARE BUCKET SHOPS
CoI.t's Verdict May SO Regard A
Brokers Places.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

LOSS WAS FOUR MILLION
UusyaGuii's Great Fire cost Five Live
and Forty Woap;lsd.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

SUBMITTED To CLEVELAND
Italy aud Brazil VIII Let Him Arbitrat' 4
Their lt.Syl.fP.
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1L|.l9l|;!|I]9' :! e
H@&NCERS

M X, ]. A. LOGAN OF Philadelphia il
~ at the Arlington. Mr. Logan II a
prominent lawyer OF the Quaker
shy and Us Que OF the attorneys for the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

FRENCH RAILWAY SCANDAL
Vigorous Speech OF NJ HicaTd to tn
Dcyut les
The evening times., 1896-02-14

JOHN HARRIS BIES TO-DAY
Last Hours Of the Condemned Man Spent
Chccriuily.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

OYSTER JOE IN THE TOLLS
He Is Noted Crook Who l. Wanted in
Phtla dolphin.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

Try Emrlch's' EIgin Print, csc. pound.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

The circulation of The Times for
the week ended February s., lS06.
was as follows:
Monday, Feb. B.. E. "6,GS5
Tuesday. Feb. l.. =. JO.5So
W cdEesday, Feb s.. .....-.... 36,'s4
Thursday, Feb. o.. :. ...... 35.S3s
Friday, Feb . 38,513
Saturday. Feb g. 3T.5S6
Sunday, Feb o.. 22.636
Total. . =. e. E. =. :. :. E. 24l ,i20
1 >olcmnly swear that the above is
a correct statement nf the daily cir
cuIatiou of THE WASHINGTON
TIMES fur the week ended February
%, 1896. and that all The copies were
actually sold or mailed for al yaluab!e
consideration and delivered to bona
fid,. purciIa eers or srbscribcrs; also
that no,:. of them were returned or
remain in the office undelivered.
j MILTON Young, Cashier.
Sub>cribt.d and sworn to before me
this 1otli day Of February, 4 ID. 1896.
ERNEST &. THOMPSON,
Notary Public.
The evening times., 1896-02-14

Try Emrieh's Eisin Print zoe pound.
The evening times., 1896-02-14
SECOND PROPOSITION.

If, after an investigation by a competent
committee, it is found that the Star has
six Times many regular and permanent
subscribers as the evening edition OF this
paper, THE TIMES will donate ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS to the Associated
Charities, to br used as that organization
Evening journal., 1896-07-25
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onnce-Patterns for woman. Maid and
CfliId.
We have made an arrangement With
one OF the Oldest aud most reliable peper
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enables us Go offer to our readers stand
ard and perfect fitting patterns Of the
very latest and newest designs
These patterns are retailed In stores &C
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paper pattern OF any size. OF fhis
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When ordering patterns for children
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Evening journal., 1896-07-25
Advice for a Dovica.

Editor OF the New Castle Evening Journal
sIR: The majority Of the Republican
party ia this state 10 In seal ch Of "de
vics" and name for its party and ticket IN
the fast approaching battle OF the bal
lots The American n.g bas been al
ready suggested. In addition, wonld
suggest that the staff of the flag be placed
IN tho clinched 6st OF 4 mechanics 8 arm,
dexl er proper
This suggestion 10 born out by the
complexion Of the voters who are in tho
IN ] 'rity In what 10 known as the A dicks
wing OF the Republican psrty-business
men, farmers aud mech-n form the
backbone There Is srrsyed against these
the legal talent Of the -state-lawyere
aud their petty follogiug All the law.
yers cannot DO leaders, ergo where
would the folloSiDg b,g Who fills the
national halls OF our oountry7 Lawyers.
This ifctiOn fight has settled down to =
lighting basis Of would be legal sris.
Ioorsey against what i may term the com
mon people. Hence tue suggestion OF
the above mentioned device. The legal
party has chosen q very descriptive en-
blem ard one In good keeping with
themselves. viz: The esgle, noble bird
but bird OF prey, nevertheless A first
cousin to that sweet scented gentleman,
the buzzard. Igueo1
IRON TUBE
New Castle, Del July 25
Evening journal., 1896-07-25
NEW CASTLE NEWS NOTES.

A horse belonging 10 Harry McNally
fell on Fourth street aud sustained
slight mi Iries
building at the corner Of Clayton
and T,nth streets has been leased by tie
West End Social Club
The Daughters Of Phoebe Of Inmar usl
Church, DENY having managed the recent
lawn party bu' state that this affair wal
uadsr the auspices Of the Parish Build
ing Sosiety
colony Of trsmps infested the town
ses erday and visited every back yard IN
which there WAS no unchaiaed dogs Ons
house was visit d by as many as six
within the half hour.
The funeral OF Mrs. Catharine Toner
tooh place this morning At 8 5'clocF, with
services AZ st. Peters The procs ssiot
moved from the residence OF deceased
son. iu-lAw, Char es N Snyder Tn,
pail b-afers were Felix McCafIrsy
Jossph 3 Do1ghorty. a NJ Gallagher
John Reynold, Patrick MoGr.ry anC
James b roman.
Evening journal., 1896-07-25
NEWS OF NEV CASTLE.
MEM9ERS OF COMPANY H TO CAMP.

VIII Pitch Tents on Monday Aoross In
Jersey as the Elite Camping CIub-A
Detail sslscted an Admirable site Yes
terdny.
Although the Colun ba Athletic Club
has gone ont OF business for the Sum-
mer, all Is not desd In Company n g.
d., New Castles only military orgsniza
tioD. detail OF eight Members Of the
company, clad In fatigue uniform with
" wbite duck trousers, went across the
river between Pennsville and Penns
grove yesterday to select a suitable plac e
for going into camp for week bsgin-
Ling on Monday.
Those in the detail we're Captain 3 E.
Rogers, First Sergeant Fl A. P4dberg,
Second Sergeant Brown Lancaster. Pri
Yates B. T HolcoD b, Jr, Charles E.
Lancaster. Jr. f. Merton Munson. Jr.
George w. Hastlngs, Jr., and William
Il Clark
The soldiers will probably 60 lntO
camp on Monday morning, BAT as thers
Is some doubt about their authority OF
ability TO go as a Delaware infantry
company, they will go as the Elite Camp
Ing Cub. The regulation company
caps will rot be worn, white hats being
substituted Fatigue uniform with
white trousers, which are individual
property, will DO worn. The roster OF
those who intend to tuck up In tents'
could not be ascertalned to day.
Evening journal., 1896-07-25
The PolItIoAI oullook.

EAsToN, Nd July s5 Absorb blng In
1erest is felt In both the coming con
gresslonRl conventions In the First Die.
trict The Republican convention viii
meet In Esston August IL and tho Demo
cratic convention at OJesn City August
20. The svowed candidates for the nom
ination are Joseph W. Niles, OF Somer-
st. the incumbent; * Comptroller
Marion DeKib NTH, OF X mt; Henry
L Lewis, OF Caroline, 0ll OF whose names
will be presented to tho convention al
the beginning OF the session. The dsrh
horses are Ex-Governor X E. jackson
and James T. Ellegood, Of Wicomico
James l. Dirickson, of Worchsster; sx
Comptroller J. Frank Turner and Ms iol
William e Stewart of Talbot, and an
other. whose name his friends will moi
yet permit TO be ms6e public. All these
named except Mr. Miles are bImstAliists
aud free coinsge men
Evening journal., 1896-07-25
Social ANp PgasoNAL Nores.

Thomas ID Wise has so improved from
his illness that be is expected 10 be about
again TO morrow
NJ and Mrs Charles Shoemaker have
arrived in town on visit 10 Mr. aud
Mrs 6ustzvus Brough
Patrick Cannon has returned from
Atlantic City
Miss Msry Jsnvier aui Miss Kincald
sre visiting friends vt Camden, Dsl
Mics Elizabeth B 10Th returned home
) e 'terday from Newport, r L. where
she hiss been spending several months al
toe cottaRe OF Mrs Willonghby. Miss
B 10Th has not been In Nsw Castle sine,
early last Winter.
Evening journal., 1896-07-25
Forts-,hres Year. au odd Follow.

Eiwiu Hiest, past grand representa-
tivs aud grand b. Of the o. o f
OF Delaware, was rendered a reception
on Thursday night by Leiperville Lodge
in commemoration OF the forty third
anniv,resry OF his initiation into The
order. he having originally Joined
Lsiperyile lodge Past Grand Master
Issscs, OF Delaware Grand l. dge. and
B-I sWiu + Shakespeare, past grand
patriarch of Wilmington, we're also
present A pumbAr OF speeches con-
gratulatory 10 Mr.. Hlrst were made.
Evening journal., 1896-07-25
In aeoeiver's Hands.

lincoln Park. n ] . which has been
in f snsisl straits is to b. put into the
hsnos Of receivers The steamboats,
ChsuncsY VibbArd and Gsorgeanne
owned By the company, we're tlsd up
yesterday by a writ OF foreign attach
ment, and the only bost running TO the
park was the Henry e Bishop She dis
continued Der trips. ho Nevsr, shortly
after o'clock The receivers took hold
Of the management OF the park to-day
aud will endesvor TO coOdnct it 80 thai
ali the creditors will receive what they
claim Is due III m
Evening journal., 1896-07-25
FIre and AeeIdsnt Do OeeIl

KLKToE, Md, July 20 The stack
yard on the Biddle fern, tenanted by
William Lloyd, took fire last evening
aud before tho farm hands could get the
fire under control three stacks of wheat
and one OF oats we're burned Fire
threatened tie buildings on the place
and the Singerly Fire Company sent
out their steamer. Mr.. Lloyd, In
attempting to put out the fire, was
badly burned about thu face, bssas5 and
hands The loss is not covered by
insurance
James T Sterling, who was working
on The addition that Is beng tuilt t
the sinEerly pulp mill. fell from 4 plsnl
several feet TO the ground aud wa
seriously Injured yesterday afternoon
Evening journal., 1896-07-25
Death from Typhoid Fever.

CENTREvILLE Nd July 25. Wells E
Tolson, a merchant Of StevensVille, OIL
Kent leland, died yesterday from ty
phoid fever ct the age Of forty six Mr.
rolson was one Of tbe most active mem
beIs Of the Prohibition party In this
county. While Ezekiel Hunter was
thrashiDg wheat yesterday Oh the White
House farm, in this county, the thrash
Ing machine caught FIRE Tue straw
stacker and a quantity Of straw were
burt cd before the fl mes were extln
Qufsbed
Evening journal., 1896-07-25
Death OF rhree Che.tor CountInna.

KEENETT SQUARE, PA, July 25 -
Death carried off three we'll known resi-
dents Of this section last night. Nathan
Ring, a well to DO farmer. died at bis
home at Chadd's Ford, aged SO years.
Hugh HarrltY. an uncle Of William H
HsrTity. Of Philadelphia, passed away 81
his home near here, aged 70 years. and
John T. wilkinson died at his home al
Unlonvilie. aged 7S years.
Evening journal., 1896-07-25
HArrant rrcnrslnns

10 order 10 give everyons an oppor-
tuulty 20 see the grsud crops Ia the
western states sud enable the Intending
settler to eecure home. the Chicago
Milwaukee and st Paul R'y has arranged
TO run g series Of harvest excursions TO
South and North Dakots ard to other
states IN the West Northwest ard S5uth
west on the foliowing date: July 2l,
August snd ~ September ], Is, % aud
October and 20. at the low rate OF two
dollars more than ore fare for the round
tip Tickets will be good Tor return on
any Tusedsy or Friday within twenty
ore days from date OF sale For rates.
tlme Of trains srd further details apply
to any coup,n { cket agent in the East OF
South or address John K Pott. districr
passenger agent, WilliHmspcrt. Ps
Evening journal., 1896-07-25
A BRYsE-SEXALL-DEMOCRAYIC RALLY.

HatiGcatiOn Meeting Announced for To-
night Immediately After tho West Eod
o;wb Raises Its Now Fling.
Although there has been eome trouble
over the arrangement to have q Bryan
and kewall Democratic ratification meet.
log In connection with the West Eud
Social Clubs fig-raising tonight. the
mass meeting az announced In the
EvEEIRG JOURNAL OF Mondey will POSI-
lively be held ulless interferrsd with by
rain.
The West End Clubs Hne new flag is
here, having arrived last night IL was
purchased by com mittee OF ono o, the
club-Jsmes ]. Ryan-of a we'll known
Philadelphia house. L. Is 24s12i feet
aud Is said 70 be q beauty This new
fag will be christeDed aud raised on the
lofty white fig pole at 2 o'clock this
evening
Directly afterward the Democratic
meeting will be held The speakers who
have been invited and are fully expected
Go make addressts are L Irving Handy,
chairman Democratic State Oeutrsl Com
mlttes John + salisbury. delegate from
Delaware to the Chicago Convention
George + Stephens. OF Philadelphia,
vice president Of the Central Democratic
Association, may also speak
IL Is said that this arrangement OF tho
program has tatlfhed all persons con
cerned. Some Of the Bryan Democrats
vent to pledge Mr.. Stephens to speak
only on Democracy aud the silver quea.
tloa and cut out Single Tax orstory.
Later.
A message has ist been resolved from
John +. salisbury announcing his Ina
billty to be present to night, owing to q
eevere nttark of rhannatiarn
Evening journal., 1896-07-25
rs ~ D. 8 o Intsr..t

BALTIMoRE Nd July % = roa re-
c-ivers Of the BJtinors Al d Oaio Rail-
road will pay out over half million dol
lars ON August ] 10 semi-annual interest
charges, 'us on tbe bonds OF the COM
peny. These payments will ircluds al
The Interest psvable on that dafe by the
Bastimor, q Osi", aud there h 10 be 10
d~feuit tns payments are: B,ltiuors
q Ooio, Pitttburg Division. 8 per cent
loan OF 1885 prInclosl $4,000 600; semi
animal Interest. $3.50, 600. Baltimore &
O1io consolidated NOR gage. 8 per cent
losr, prineips'. eli, ,9ss 600; se mi spnus
intrres,, $297. 700
Evening journal., 1896-07-25
Death of MRS. o'NsilI,

HAvRE DE GRAcR. Md, July 25 -
Mrs Fannie O'Neill wife Of Henry E.
o NELL. keeper OF Point Concord light,
Have de Grace. died yesterday mornine
a. the Oasesde Houfe, Busna Vista,
Washington county. Md Mrs o Nell
went TO Western Maryland about two
weeks ago for ths ben, ft OF her healta a.
She was daughter Of Mr.. Kirby, OF
Baltimore, aud was born In Englsnd,
having come to this country wheu quit,
= small child.
Evening journal., 1896-07-25

Ladies' Wrapper-Slmplicity and
style are the keypotes OF this pretty
wrapper Made OF pink aud white lawn
with crush collar and ties Of pink rib
bon, It forms the dsintiest houseRo wn
Imaginable. It Is made up over fitted
liulng. The loose front is gathered onto
fquare yoke partially concealed by the
novel bertha which gives 1t a pointed
effect. This full sleeves are also lined.
They are faeY gathered into the arm
size and tight fitting from wrist to
elbow. The dainty pointed cuffs are
trimmed with insertion to corre-
spond with bertha. This bertha may
be entirely omitted IL q palmer garment
is desired or it may be trimmed in various
wsys to suit the taste This design is
adapted TO either slender or stout figures.
OhAllis. flannel, silk, cashmere, chsmbrsy,
ginghsm, percsle or dimity are all suit
able for It's development.
20 336-Ladies' Wrapper requires for
medium size III Yards material 81 inches
wide 81 Yards {; 6 inches wide or " yards
A inches wide. Lining required II yards
% inches wide Cut In seven sizes, 80,
"a, SO. 3S, 40, AZ and A inches bust
msesure.
Evening journal., 1896-07-25
rroller PoIen nr Expresn.

The 80 q. N Delaware train, north
bound, WAS delayed at New Castle Fl vs
minutes bis morning to receive some
extraordinary expressage A rush
order for trolley poles and attachments
having been received by the Della ware
Iron Company was filed by sending the
material by sxpress TO the LsckGwsnns
Traction Company at Scranton, Ps. A
force OF ten men was employed TO load
the expresssge
Evening journal., 1896-07-25
strong sllvor sentiment North.

John f Connolly came home from New
York yesterday and will rest for several
days At the Ia Ime OF his mother on Third
street. Mr. Uounoiy reports the ex
istepcs OF strong sentim ent for free
silver among the masses OF New York
voters aud thinks the result OF any
election into which the Issue OF free
Silver is bought, now, will be surpris
Evening journal., 1896-07-25

Schedule In effect July 18Th, 1898.
TRAINS LEAVE NILMTNCTON,D ,DEI4k
WARE AVENUE, EAST-BOUND.
All Alp trsinS raj Illuminated with Pintsez
-lSfSw NEw YORK. week days .sOs. .zlA
I'll o. m. Sundays 's.OS, '9.4S, Ills a. m;
g 25, s5.s2. '7.39, I'll p. m.
PiiILApIELPI,iIA, III u cH5ESSsTNUT Sc
M; '12.l ,.1240, '2.2S. $50. 455, .5.s2s ga
$50. 90 IS, s1125 a. m; 1920. 25O, 'S.2S, a55.
yis1i yPniiTx'DEIPHIA, ia III REApING TERMI-
III p M Sundays, 's.Os a. m; 81 D. m.
CHEST 81 ER, ., week .y Gays 's,os. 5.5S. SO
9 S 5S 5sS .S1S SO iS ny AZ 9; no 70 iI
m. Sundays 'SOs 7.sO. $50, 'll.25 a. m:
1a2o $50, 's.2s. 455. '5.s2, $50. 'LSs. s.25.
~ AILtN1 n iC CITY, week days. -715. -09l
a; M; 'l22l, y 20 p. N. Sundays 75O a. m;
YCAPE MAY. week DAYS. .7.15a. m; .la.2A
'2.29 p. M. SUNDAYS. % a. M.
WEST-BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WARRINGTON: Ass,H5 dl
'l255. '2.07, 2.54, '4.0s, ass, SIS ~ 's1s
p. m. Sundays. '42O. 7.02 's.S a. NJ;
25S 1sS5 3 rs tS q WY 's5S ggrHr1oNs 8;
NEWARK, Delaware, week days. sl2O,
pg s ads 4 .s .sls ni i p iASS no. isa sanasys Ss
.l.20. 7O2, 's4s a. m; 'l2.5b, 2.54. '4si, 7.o5,
'lPlTTr.BRURa-w -weekdsys-ols p. m sun
CHIC 4 % daily. = ss p m.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, daily,
-Is new oELEANs AND MEMPHIS via
i Bristol and Chattenooga, 800 D. m, daily
Through sleepers Washington to Memphis
sINGERLY ACCOMMODATION, wssr
days, 7.02 a. m; 2.54, 705, 11.12 D. m. sur
'1s IsANDENIsERG 4 'iSF \, ii i Aa,cSSc6MMoDArIoN a,SS
week days, LO2' lO2i a; M; 254. 4bs p. IN
su3anaSxsv flnSxvE ~ MARKRET n iR aIs gr Z; nl STATION
| EIcW YORK, week days. $50 a. m.
| PHILADELPHIA, week days. 's.b0 4
B6LTiMoRE. week days. Ln =. MI
IykNDENBERe and WAY CITATIONS
Sundays, 9-55 a. m, $50 D. IN.
LEAVE pIiILADELPHIA, CHEST
NUT ST, sTATIoN, FOR wILMINGs
1.5o. 2.45, $3.50, 'i2O, LsO. '5.i5' .5.n. 3. $50
@ SIS ~ isS 1877 a. ms mo- ? .il @ sgsdIyS ss 49, S &
Ss1i 5aTs. ,SS5EaB5Na TER E
m. Sundays $50, s76b a. IN.
Telephone Ne. 1sS
Rates 70 Western points lever AAa via
g. o. sCULL General Passenger AGENT
w. M. GREENE. General MAnsesr.
| NAJ lLMlN91ON AND N fpfHrItN hAfls-
! " ROAD Timetable in effect Jure 2e. 1898
Trains leave Wilmington. French street
station, for 3 a o junction, Montchnnin
| Winierihur, Guy encourt, 0feDoQue, Coseart.
| IhfNds' Ford Junction, pooopeon. West
! Dhest'r, Fmhreville, Mortonville. Coetesville
ard Intermediate stations. daily. except sun
| day, az 10 a m, 10. 4.05 and Q o. u. IN. Sun
day only AT OS a m; ? 10. 4 .O5 ana 100 D m.
for Waynesburg Junction, Srrugneld and
| intrmediate stations. daily, except Sunday,
| ~ ~ n. m, s.lO and 400 y N. Sundays only
Al hVh m. and 2. 10. 800 y. IN.
| For Joanna; bir. shOr0, keadsnR and inter
mediate stations. daily. except Sunday, At
llue. m.-nnd 2.l0 y. m. sunday only At s.O8
M Nhd 10 y. m.
a. q. McllAusLAND. Superintendent.
bON NESS BRIGGS, Gen Passenger Agep