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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
Move TOwarzystwO.
Reddktorze!

Szanoaony Redaktorze!
w dniu 4-ym msja rb. zostsio "a.
lozone Towarzystwo brstniej pomocy
Jadwigi Kr. Pol. " Detroit, Mich. "
celu przystapienia do tax ohwalebnej
organizscyi jake jest Nv. N. P.
w dniu wytej w~ymienionym zostsl
wybrany zarzsd ma rok jeden jak ma.
stepuje: X. Nowakowski, prezes; st.
Rebowski, wice-prezes; Jan Rutkow.
ski, sekr. prot. T. Napi6rkowski, sekr.
fin. FIR. Pswlowski, sksrbnik; N.
Bielswski, J. Klabon opiekunowie ka-
sy; J. Dimerski, marsza{ek.
Zswisdsmismy niniejszem obywateli
miasts Detroit,ae przyjmujemy nowyoh
ozionk6w "a bardzo niskiem wsrepnem.
Pc bliasze wiadomosci prosimy udac
sic do sekr. I'm. pm. 758-23rd Str.
Detroit, Mich, Tub ma regularne posie.
dzenia W drugi wtorek pc pierwszym
kazdego miesisca.
Mech lyle Zwiazek Narodowy Pol.
skill Milos6 ! Pozdrowienie.
T. Napiorkooski, sekr. I'm.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
OdeZwa.

w ozwarta niedziele kwietnia zebra.
Ii sic ma ~posiedzenie delegaoi grup
zwiazkowyoh towarzystw brooklyn,
skioh W oelu za}ozenia Towarzystwa
Oswiaty tax nam konieoznie potrzeb.
nej, a chcac z okazyi jska nam sic ma.
darza korzystac, ma tem posiedzeniu
postanowiono wezwac, ably wszystkie
grupy zwiazkowe i Towarzystwa wysla.
~ swyoh reprezent6w a mianowioie ably
nasi wielebni ksieza wzieli udzia{, "a.
praszajaO ich ma posiedzenie ma dzieh "a
maja Pc po1udniu 4 godzinie W Wa
shington Hall pod mr.. AZ Grand Str,
Brooklyn E. D., ma kt6rem bedzie o.
Dor komitetu.
Il szscunkiem
Waaorzyniec Ramihski,
1872 Dupont Str.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

do 20 tego miesiaoa, a jeaeli sic ME
uisoi do 20 t. m. to ostatni cyrkularz
pokrywa sic Z jego kauoyi i W rsPorcie
60 sic s~uspenduje.
- S~anownyoh oz}onk6w Tow. sw.
J6zefa, gr. 225 " Buffalo, N. Y. zawia-
damiam niniejszsm, i. 25go t. m. to
jest W poniedzialek wisczorem o godz.
q odbedzie sic posiedsenie nadzwy-
czajne tegoa Tow. " hall OBJ. w. b.
ohehskiego pod mr.. lO4S Broadway.
Nieobeonosc podpada karze:- Mi&osc
i pozdrowienie. T. Szam6elan, sekr.
prot.
- Niniejszem zawiadamiam ozlon-
k6w Tow. Bolesiawa Chrobrego, or.
26S W Chicago, il dnia "a maja Tow.
wezmie udziai W jubileussu Tow. sw.
J6zefa przy kosciele sw. Tr6joy. A IA
tenn ka.dy ozlonek naletacy do tego
towarzystwa ma sic stawic do hall OBJ.
L~isztewnika, $50 Dickson nj. Z odzna.
klein o godzinie II po po}udniu. o
becnosc kazdego oz4onka jest pozada-
ma, nieobeonose podpada kare podlug
kOnstytucyi przepisanej.- Misosc i po-
zdrowienie. b. Dymek, sekr., 500 N.
Ashland Ave.
- Staraniem Tow. Rzemieslnik6w
Polskiob, gr. 1873 q. N. P. W Buffalo
odbedzie sic dnia % maja zabawa lie.
tnia (piknik) W Teutonia Parku ma ko.
rzysc powyzej wymienionego Tow, ma
ktora zapraszamy wszystkich oz}onk6w
tegoz tow. Welding uohwaly zapad}ej
nj ostatniem ~posiedzeniu, kaady ozlo.
mex zobowiazany jest sic stawic do wy
marszu W pelnym uniformie, to jest ma
mice bialy saomiany kapelusz i laske.
Stawic sic trzeba o god.inie $50 rano
do hall OBJ. Metelskiego, lila Broad.
way r6g Sweet ave., pod kara jednego
dolara.
R6wniez tow. powytsze zaprasza
grupy niejsoowe i wszystkioh ohoaoyoh
sic dobrze zabawic. Bedzie to jedna
Z najlepszyoh zabaw, jake o. rok u
rzadzamy. Beda rome niespodzianki
jak cry t~owarzyskie, wyscigi ma ko-
bach, loterya fantowa i r6Ane inne "a
bawy, jakich dotychczas ~jeszoze ME u.
rzadzano. w og6le Tow. dolo.y wszel.
kich starah, aaeby zabawa wypadia jak
najswistniej.
Punkt zborny ola Tow. ohcacych Ia.
skawie wziasc udzial " wymarszu do
parku, bedzie Broadway rog Sweet
ave. Wstep do parku ola zwiazkowych
jest wolny "a okazaniem oznaki zwia.
zkowej. Ola tych zas, ktorzy ME ma.
lea do grup, wstepne kosrtuje 25o.,
ola pan wstep wolny. - Milosc i po.
zd~rowienie. Komitet piknikowy.
- Tow. J. l. Kraszewskiego W Chi
cago ma ostatniem SVEN posiedzeniu
obraio nova administracye jak haste.
puje: Kowalewski preaes, A. Kwiat.
kowski wice-prezes, K. Brykloski sekr.
prot, A. W}oohalski sekr. fin, St. Ba.
rahski kasyer.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

rozkiadzie 2 dol. As o. ola Wy
dzialu Oswiaty q. N. P. i l dol. Is o.
ma Skarb N. P. " Rapperswylu, kt6re
to p~r.esyiam niniejs.em ma reoe redak.
tora nZgody".
q bratniem pozbrowieniem
Il. Grosze,cski,
l229 N. 10th Str, st. Louis, Mo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
Echa z ObchOd6w.
Filadelfia, Pa. Z maia 1896.

Flladelfia, Pa. Z maja 1896.
Obch6d 1O5letniej rocznioy konsty-
tuOyi 3go maja, odbyl sic wspaniale ma
P~oiudniowej stronie, dnia Ago maja o
gods. 8 wieczorem, ma 4tej przy South
ulicy. Washington Hals, by}a pieknie
udekorowana stosownie do uroozystosoi.
o godz. Sci oh. B. Piorun otworzyl
obch6d j powo}a} ma przewodniozaoego
powszechnie znanego i szanowanego
komendanta Korpusu OBJ. J. B. Bla-
chowskiego.
Personal---very. zabra} m~iejsoe i po
wo&al ma estrada prezydentow Tow.
bioracych udzia}, gr. l, 172, 1872, 210,
CIV. Puiaskiego, Tow. I'm. Jezus, Tow.
sw. Stanis}awa, K6lko Dram. A. Mic
kiewicza, Ko{ko Dram. ,,Kohski",
Klub Kosciuski Wolnyoh Strzslc6w.
Ma sekr. proszono niasj podpisanego.
Personal---very. wpieknyoh patryotycz-
nych slowach przsdstawi{ publicznosoi
doniosiosc obchod6w narodowyoh, kt6.
re pomnazsja W mas miiosc ojozyzny,
zgode b~ratnia ME zwazajao 90 nam
wrogo u~sPosobione, antypolskie plsms
giosza, stojace ma zo}dzie moskiewskim
lub pruskim.
Pierwsza move wyglosii OBJ. L.
P~ierzchalski, W ktorej przebiegi INA.
ozenie konstytuoyi i jej ustawy,i W Cd
stepaoh historye, pietnujac magnatow
jake zdrajcow Ojczyzny; ME robili oni
to 90 sw. obowiazek i'm nakazywal,tula-
jao sic po obcyoh krsjach msrnotrawiac
pieniadz i ozas, ME dbsli o dobro og6.
10, tax i dzisiaj many DUO tskioh, kt6-
rzy uohodza "a najlepszyoh Synow
koscioia ! Patryot6w, q zawsze zdra-
dziliby brata swego ! z~akohczyi Slowly:
pNieoh ayje Sci maj j konstytucya".
Parma w. Janicka przemawiala "
angielskim jezyku, mowiao, re Polska
byia poteana j W dostatkaoh plynaca-
wszystkiego bylo wszedzie peino, mia.
Ia prawych i wielkioh mellow, ktorzy ME
dosyc re "a swoja Ojozyzne walozyli,
ale dopomagali drugim krsjom; tax
jak Polska byla W dostatksch,tak dzisiaj
plynie jej krsw, W najsurowszyoh okru-
ciehstwach, a mkt ME znajdzie sic by
sic ujai "a mia. Przyjdzie ozas, re "a
sams miarks bedzie i'm odmierzone.
Polsks zyje ! zyc ME przestsje.
Parma M. Ponieoka przemawiala
psto piec lat upiywa; byi to ostatni
zwrot naszej Ojozyznie. Co rok i
dzisiaj spiewamy ,,Boze dsj, Boze daj
by nam wrocic wolny krsj". Polska
arystokracya ~wyrzekia sic wszelkiob
obowiszkow, ably niesc pomoc o~jczyznie.
Wiesnisk niebada} ko~nstytuoyi, ale
szozerze ohwytai "a broh. Miala Pol.
ska prawyoh synow, ktorzy woleli
smierc poniesc, niz ns rozbi6r Polski
sic zgedzic, Rejtan, Kilihski, Potocki,
Kosoiuszko ! Pulaski 90 tn W tym kra.
ju 70 wolnosc, kt6rej dsisisj uaywamy
krew przelewali. Boae dsj by zablysnsl
trzeci maj.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

zlotyli skladki nastepujacy
oharodawcy:
z pr.eniesienia $7962.59
Niiej podpisauy pr.esyis sssn.Ko-
mitetowi na pomnik Koscip-
ski SOC
Sumo powytsxa sebrsiem moim
domu Z o~kolicsnosci unsdso-
nego wiecsorku przez Choir
ChoPina. q sz~scunkiem, Sta
nis}aw Budsbanowski, 7s9 S.
Paulins str. Chicago, Ills.
Dwor Kosciusski, No. 2s5 z. XII.
Chicago ofarowai W rocsni.
CO urodzin Tsdeus.a Kosciu-
ski ma rzec1 pomnika 5000
Ma balu T~owauystwa Gminy Pol
skiej " Hammond skolekto.
wano M pomnik $50
Otiare te nadesia} sekr. Towarzyst-
wa oh. St. Kracsyk
Zebrana kolekte ma obcbod.ie n
r~Iadsonym przes grupy buffa-
lowskie Polonia Parku
dnia SGD msjs " sumie $50
nadeslai ma rece p. E. z. Bro.
dowskisgo, kasyer glownego
zarzadu grup buffslowskich.
Ma obchodzie W Calumet, Mich.
zebrano prywatnie 100
Sumo te nadesla} p. J. Pawli-
cki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
POSZukiwanie.

Walentyn Janowiak, ktory oko}o &c
lat temu mieszka& W Parisville, Huron
Co. Mich. jest usilnie proszony o made
slanie swego obecnego adresu do: Mi
ohala Vert, 1853 E. 9TH st. St. Paul
MINI.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21

Kalamazoo, Mich., jest s}ynne z sele-
ryi - jakotez z siedziby Tomasza Sla-
terra, ktorego ogioszenie zuajduje sic
ma stronnicy 8.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-21
Grunta v POlSkiej KolOnil!
Sturgeon Lake, MINI.

Tania Ziemia. Dobre Grunta. Dobrs
Woda. Ob6tosc drzewa. Dobre Tar.
81. Polskie Kosoioly i Szko{y. $50 IA
milf juA tam sic osiedli}o.
Najlepsze miejsce W Ameryce ola
Biedneg0 Czf0wieka.
$500 IA akier. Gas splaty cd $40
lat. Darmo mapy i pamflety wysyls:
HOPEWELL CLARKE, komissrs
gruntowy st. P.&D. r. R.,
st. Paul, Mimi, albo
Franciszek Lemka, Polski Agent
Imigraoyjny, 713 Pioneer Press Bldg,
st. Paul, MINI.
Evening journal., 1896-09-18

Ladies' Three-quarter Length
Sleeve-This stylish sleeve Is the very
latest thing for thin Summer dresses
and fancy silk blcuses. Tt is cut in one
piece and mgde up over n fitted lin
ing. The fullness is finely gathered
into the arm size and laid in tucks at
the lower edge. The novel naring cuff
gives distinction to the sleeve.
2O,561-Ladies' Three-quarter Length
Sleeve requires for medium size 27s
yards material % inches, "a yards %
inches wide, or i a yards SO inches
wide. Lining required, q yard. Cut
measure. corresponding with 32 "a
SO, 3S and 40 inches bust measure.
Evening journal., 1896-09-18
THE BRANCH TRACK AT PORTERS
OFFICIALS CHANGED THEII
MINDS, AND 1T NOW SERVE,
FOR FREIGHT.

About q year ago stories were pub
lishod about the intention of officials
Of tho Delaware railroad to extend the
New Castle accommodation train SER
vice 90 Delaware via Y track to be
constructed at porters station.
IL was said then that at least twOOfthe
trains now running between Whining
ton and New Castle would be run to
Delaware City, where there Is "a turn
table already in use by the Newark
and Delaware City service. This was
TO be done particularly for the accomo-
dation OF the Wilmingtonians who
have established Summer residences
along the picturesque river road.
Nothing having developed in this
matter, other than the completion of
the new curve track at pOrter's, the
idea gained ground that the reports
and newspaper stories were without
foundation.
The stories were entirely true, how
ever. and the trains would now be in
service as stated, had not some offl-
cials in the Office of the superlntend-
ent of transportation, of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad changed their minds
entirely. A well-known railroad man
on Delaware road train last evening
said:
II is pretty we'll known that this
change was to have been made. The
New Castle accommodation train, now
leaving Wilmington at midnight, was
TO have been run on down TO Delaware
City and back again early in the morn.
ing. The arrangement had gone SC
rthatit was placed on aschedule about
to be issued. The Pennsylvania Officials
changed their minds. and now the new
track is only for the freight service
IL came Ina very useful, though during
this peach season in shifting Delaware
fruit more directly across to the mair
line for metropolitan centres
Evening journal., 1896-09-18
NEW b. & o. STATION IN BALTI-
MORE.

The now passenger station of the B.
& O. r. r., at the intersection of Mt
Royal avenue and Cathedral street,
Baltimore Md. was opened for busi-
ness September 1st.
The new station, which will be
known as Mt Royal Station, is one of
the finest buildings of its kind in
America. It is located in the residential
section of the city and is easily acces-
sible by street railway service from
all parts of the town. Camden station
will remain in use as heretofore, and
all trains running over the Philadel-
phia division will stop at both sta
tions All tickets to or from Baltimore
will be honored to or from either sta
tibn. and baggage will be checked to
either station at the option of the pas
senger.
Evening journal., 1896-09-18
rHREE snoWs In oNH-

Ii Is interesting TO learn ;hat the
finest scenery which has been produced
this season was for Vanity Far"
which has been justly called the three
shows in one. No such mass Of scenic
and electrical effects was ever taken On
the road, but it has paid TO give the
people the best of everything Moth
ing could be more interesting than the
scene which discloses the interior Of
the swell New York Club, and 90 con-
clude, after the olio, which is a show
in itself, there is a most magnificent
spectacular comedy Gay New York. or
run at Coney Island" which intro
duces life at Coney Island true to ma
ture It will be at the Grand Opera
House Tuesday night, September %.
Evening journal., 1896-09-18
new CASTLE NEWS NOTES.

Harold Sudcil and Charles z. Lam
caster represented New Castle hundred
at the Single Tax convention in Dover
yesterday.
About ten new members viii Apply
for admission into the Order Of the
Golden Chain next Monday night.
President Morrison. OF City Council
says the special committee 20 inter-
view the Delaware railroad officials
cannot report until October 6.
A baseball game was played at Farm
hurst between a combined team there
and picked nine of New Castle
Frank Bridgewater. son OF j. G.
Bridgowater, is preparing TO leave foi
Philadelphia TO learn the trade OF
jeweler.
Evening journal., 1896-09-18

ter with them. but attribute their ~ health
20 some othci cause. Some who do fccog-
nize the real trouble are induced 10 leopard
izc their lives by taking alleged medicines
prepared 10y inexperienced iucompetenls.
Some Of these advertised prcpaIltloua are
concOctcd BY mere NURSES. those posses 'ing
uo knowledge OF the delicate organism OF
women, the complicated and obstiuaic dis
cases, peculiar 20 them, or the fcmedies
which may safely be prescribed for the Te-
lief and cure thereof Now the nurse may
be very good and useful woman ia her pro
per sphere, and yet be totally unqualified 10
prcscribe remedies ior the couiplicateb aHd
obstinate diseases incident 10 womcn. no
woman suffering irom these delicate ail-
rents should think Of consulting mere
nurse. however good she may be iu hct pro
per field OF usefulness, but should go ~
stead 10 an experienced, skilled spcclalisi
The services Of suck a specialist arc at tne
command of every woman. 'r fielce
Favurtc Prescription IS q discoscry aiid il-
veutor OF a regularly gradratCd, expert
cuced sDcciaiist Ia womau's peculiar uiall-
dies, who may be con rltcd, ifcc cl chn.ge.
either In nersOu or by lcucf. ~ The iivlIla'
Hotel and Surgical Institute. Buffalo. N. ",
OF which he IS chief consulting physician
and SURGEON The most wcnderlnl prcpan-
ton of its kind that has ever been made Is
Dr. Piercc's Favoritc Prescription. Il cures
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Every woman ought 10 know abou, TIE etcnt
remedy, above mentioned, and She can nnd /
an about it ia Dr Pierce Common use Meg.i-
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illustrated with over goo plates II coutains scs-
erai chaDtcrs ON the reproductive rhv-lirg-i &c
women and hundreds Of simu'e fcccintS iur .-
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Evening journal., 1896-09-18
NEVS Of NEV CASTLE.
DIRECTOR KING IN TOWN.
lie CONFERs WITH ENGINEER
wANGER WORK OF LAYING
TROLLEY TRACKS BEGINS.

TROLLEY TRACKS BEGINS.
Managing Owner c. p. King, Of the
New Wilmington electric rail-
way. made quick visit to New Castle
yesterday afternoon and held a confer
ence with Civil Engineer General II.
i. Wanger at the jefferson House. Mr.
Wanger stated afterwards that there
was nothing to be made public from
tho Interview. but that work would be
pushed ahead rapidly
The first consignment Of cross-ties
arrived at the Wilmington freight de-
pot. Third and Pine streets, yesterday
and are now being distributed beside
the piles of rail all along the Whining
ton end. The work OF traCk-laying be-
gan at noon to-day and all the men
are, therefore, at work again.
Prior to to-day the workmen had
been kept busy sloping down the
banks, and the rOadbed now looks
much more attractive Some stone
will have to be used after the track is
laid to make the surface compact, and
sand will be mixed in to prevent set
Ting,
Another gang of contractors started
digging for foundations for the power
house and car barn to-day. The con-
struction company viii prepare these
foundations for the sub-conlractors
having the building contract, which
has not yet been awarded.
Evening journal., 1896-09-18
THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES
VISIT.

Great preparations will be commenc-
ed to-day for a rousing welcome TO
Presidential Candidate William Jen-
nings Bryan, who is expected to stop
of In New Castle and address the null
titude from the West End Clubhouse,
from 4.55 to 5.36 p. m. on Monday
evening There is now little doubt that
Mr.. Bryan viii stop and speak. The
hundred executive committee is hur-
rylng arrangements for 5000 people to
see and hear him comfortably.
Evening journal., 1896-09-18
RETURNED HOME FROM EUROPE

Misses Sue and Anna Spottswood
and Mrs. Nesblt, of New Castle, who
have been abroad nearly a year, will
ing already arrived. These Delawar-
cans were members of party which
visited Heidelberg, Naples, Venice,
Turin and Rome. They also visited
Consul William J. Black at Neurem-
burg and Ambassador and Mrs. Bay
ard in London.
Evening journal., 1896-09-18
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When ordering patterns for chill
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Evening journal., 1896-09-18
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE n r.
In Effect September "A. 1886.


Trains leave Wilmington aa roilou,e.
For philadelphia (expressj. I'M Ok
4.2l. $50, f.42 $50. $50. $50. gs3 l005 19Is
565. 90 55e G45. 7o7 & 96s 9l5is snd iSs 5g5 S
Accommodation. Cos 7O7 $40 n % "a
ms lz'ss; 80 5."z. n.lS, $50 and 1912 p. ~.
For chester tcXpressl 157 3 9n 90
7.42. 7.50. $50. $50 1905. li25. ii AZ ~ ny.
LS7, &o5, 5e5. 556, 0;s5, 7o7 and a0s D. m.
a. m; l2SS 226 35- Sis. 10 AMI io12
For New York, I57 255. 42o. sao ESQ
So. 9.3s 1908, Las a. M; -12.f6. ~ 9%
So5, 3.11, 5.o2, $40, $50, 707 9i2 and iof5
j. m.
For Boston. without change. 1O1G a. m
For West Chester, vim I.amolsin. e.ao a.
m. and $50 p. m
stations. 73S a. M. and G.33 p. m
Baltimore and Washington. As sol
i.5o s5e, 5.2s. ''Go5, 100, 7li. $40 p. 'ri' m.
Raltmore ana Intermediate stations,
247 4.4s' Cos p. M 1850 night.
Leave philadelphia. BROAD street for
Wilmington (eXprcss). $50. 720 T2s. S3l
10 20 n.23 a.. m.. 2i.O9. 1921. 112 o %. SIS.
246 40i. 4.4i. sos. 80 $50. 6l7, 500 7.5S.
ll.l0. n.l6 p m: and 1905 night.
m; 1.2S. 3l6, 403, 4.i4, 6.25. S3S 1903 and
'''' SUNDAY TRAINS.
For philad lDhia (eXpress). 1.57. 255
f20. $50. Shh. 933, 1905. HIS a. m. 1.5T,
| 3.05. SOP. 556 l.07. 1.25. 9.06 and 912 p. m.
Accommodauon' le;. S.l4 q. m lAO5, li0,
For Chester (exprcss). 1.s7. 42o ga. So.
/ 70 g. ll.45 a. m, i3i, S05 $50. 7.0l and
INSTRUMENTATION. s25. l2o. 912 1875
1 Lao 10 5.1S and l0i2 u. m.
j. 5or "a New Ne York l,5l 255 40 40 10; $50
| 5.56 707 9.12 and 1912 p. m.
For Boston. without change, $50 p. m.
For West Chester, via LamolSin. $50 n.
| and l.In ID.
Baltimore and washington. 49s. sol.
lo23 m. 56 i2 Y5i Z 3 '9 il5 l54 52s ''6o5 7'
| Leave Philadelphia. Broad street. for
| Wilmington (expressl, $50, 100, 1923 n.
Accommodation. S.s5., S.l2. 1895 a. m;
1880. 2O5, 6lO S.Ss, 1903 and 1.SS u. m.
FOR THE SOUTH
Southern to Ma, RaiiYYaiy54 Yaiso ,,pis MI daily
| pa, Asheville and Hot Springs.
Asnf e. C9osf os d6o tEe2sd nd p M d9iy x
night. daily sleepers TO Jacksonville.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
| For New Castle. S.13, Ills q. m; $50.
4.2o. 6.l5 653 95l p. m. and 1910 night.
Spress ST ls%es FOR Si pover 70 en- ff fifarhrnefon Fl f and
Delmar. SlS, lLQl a. m; A27 and ll.56
Eor Harrington and way stations only.
express for wyoming. 658 D. m.
| Express for Cape Charles. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. 1l0i a. m. and 1l.56
j.. M.
For Rehoboth, SIS a. m. weekdays
and 427 p. m. Saturdays only.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
night.
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort
| and Norfolk. l156 p. M.
For EiddletOwn. clayton. Dover. Wy
| oming. FELTON, Harrington. Bridgcville,
Seafofd' Laurel and Delmar, 1l.56 p. m.
90 Congressional Limited Express
| trains, composed entirely of Pullman
| Nestbule Parlor and Dining Cars. No
extra fare other than the usual Pullman
charge.
O. Limited express trains. composed
| Of Pullman Nestibule Parlor Cars. ,csti
bule Passenger Coaches and Dining Car
NO extra stare.
| Tor further information passengers are
| referred to the ticket agent at the sta.
ion.
| NJ. PROVOST, j. r. WOOD.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
Evening journal., 1896-09-18
work FOR IDLE MEN.

Many idle men will be taken Off the
street on Monday when the iue mill
and all the departments OF the Della
ware iron Works will be started up
again. The cutting shop is shut down
to-day for the remainder of the week.
Nearly 400 men will have employment
with the resumption on Monday.
Evening journal., 1896-09-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Thomas Rogers has accepted his old
position with Mr. Speakman, George
W. Cline having resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Toner have re-
moved from Philadelphia into their
New Castle residence on Vine OF
Fourth street
Miss Name Ryan, of Wilmington, is
being entertained by Miss Birdie
Booth.
Mrs Proudht and j. Couper Kerr
went to Philadelphia yesterday, where
Mr. Kerr will arrange TO continue his
studies at college.
Evening journal., 1896-09-18
ATTENDED A CONVoCATION.

Louis E. Eliason. Samuel Miller
Orion a. Carrick, Charles l.. Reed and
William J. Holman attended q Ma
sonic convocation last night in VIII
mington. They were accompanied by
Engineer Wangcr OF the New Castle
Wilmington railway. who is a Mason
of hlgh degree.
Evening journal., 1896-09-18
TEcTuRED no STUDENTS.

Rev. w. l.. s. Murray, ID. d.. deliv-
cred the first of his series of lectures
before the students of the Goldey Col
lege yesterday afternoon. His subject
was THE First Vote, and was hand
led in a very interesting manner.
Evening journal., 1896-09-18
vAIUABLE HORSES LosT.

Spinal meningitis is prevalent among
stock In Mil Greek and Christiana
hundreds. Within the past few days
Register of Wills Crossan has lost
three valuable horses and John ARM
strong. of near Red Clay Creek
Church. two from that cause.
Evening journal., 1896-09-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
nRILILANT ROMANTIc 80

BRILLIANT ROMANTIC PLAY
Mr. and Mrs. Grandin, who are the
Acknowledged leaders of the producers
of romantic productions in this c1un
try. win he seen, together with their
fne dramatic organization at the
Opera House on Monday, September II
in their latest metropolitan SUCCESS.
"At the Carnival" This play is a
story of intense passion, relieved by a
brilliant vein of comedy. it is OF The
style OF "The Prisoner Of Zenda, one
of the most successful romantic PLAYS
produced in this era.