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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16
WASHINGTON NEWS.
House CONTINUES Discussion Of the
currency Bill.
NIGHT SESSION HELD
The Pettigrew Resolution as 10 Sa-
luiing the Filipino Flag Defeated
In the Senate-Na,y Short
Of Necessary Men.

Washington. Dec - The debate on
the currency bill Ia the house yesterday
was tame and prosaic The attendance
both in the galleries and on the floor
was light aud none Of tho speeche.
made attracted special attention Mr..
Sibley. Dem Penn } who has publicly
announced his change Of views on the
money question and who II was thought
might vote for the bill. stated that he
would vote against il Mr. Thayer.
(Den, Mass } was the only member Of
the opposition who made a speech for
the bill The other speakers were Meszrs
Crumpacker Of Indiana. Lowering Of
Kansas. Olmstesd Of Pennsylvania. Ne
Cleary Of Minnesota. Boutelle Of Iii.
nois and Graft Of Illinois, the Republi
cans IN favor Of the bill and Cox Of
Tennessee. Lewis Of Georgia. Lanham
Of Texas. sibley Of Pennsylvania. Burke
Of Texas. Terry Of Arkansas Ball OF
Texas. Gilbert OF Kentucky. Smith Of
Kentucky. Berry Of Kentucky, Atwater
Of North Carolina aud Jctt Of Illinois
were the Democrats against II
Owing 10 the Washington memorial
services az Mount Vernon the attend
anco At yesterdays session was very
small
by unanimous consent a bill was
passed b. extend the time for eIamina.
ton u monthly accounts by bureaus
and officers Of the war department
At the night session the following
members made speeches Messrs II G.
Smith 81 Illinois and Gibson of Ten.
nessee Republicans IN favor II the bill.
aud Messrs Sheppard Of Texas. Shack.
elford Of Missouri. w l. Wilson OF
Illinois Burnett u Alabama. Allen oil
Kentucky McLaiu Of Mississippi.
Brsazeale Of Louisiana. Little Of Arkan.
sas Talbert and Stokes Of South Caro-
lima Democrats and Ridgley Of Kansas
Populi-t against the bill
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16
CLASH IN THE HOUSE.
Two Kentucky Democrats Talks on the
Hscsnt Election.

Washington. Dec r. Although
this was the closing day in the gen.
sral debate Of the financial bin house.
IL failed 10 arouse more than languid
interest ia the proceeding During the
early hours there were less than score
Of Republican members ON the floor aud
Democratic representation was thin and
scattered Mr. Jones Of Virginia. be-
gan the debate opposing tho bill After
Mcssrs Rea Of Kentucky, and Williams
Of Illinois had spoken against the bill
the serenity u the debate was uue1.
pectedly interrupted boy a rather sen.
satIonal clash between Mr. Berry and
MI Wheeler. both Democrats Of Ken.
lucky Mr. Wheeler secured recogui.
ton on % question OF statements made
by Mr Berry iu the recent Kentucky
campaign
II regret the necessity o. having TO
wash out The dirty linen of Kentucky ON
the floor 20 the house. said Mr. Wheel.
er "but dU not propose that our people
shall b. mauguci and slauderel with.
out word II protest Mr. Berry sat
a few seats ahead of Mr. Wheeler and
the latter addressed himself personally
10 his colleague lie declared Mr. Berry
represented neither Kentucky nor her
people. that the people Of his district
would speedily rebuke him by retiring
him 90 private life The election OF
Taylor. he asserted had been bought.
paid Tor with the railroad on one side
aud the plain people on the other But
despite this he said Governor G0ebel
would yet be- seated
Yes. use the word advisedly. pro.
oeeied Mr Wheeler. referring In his
Characterization 30 Goebel A. governor.
FOR before any buds burst forth on any
tree iu Kentucky he will be- It's chief ex.
ecutiyc aud he will have routed that ne.
fauous gang who won their certificate
OF election boy corruption fraud and ras
/ cality
Colonel Berry was quickly on his feet
~ Mr. Wheeler closed aud responded
ayagcly. personally and with much
feeling
lie said the speech Just heard was
| typical intolerance oi that Kentucky
element which would not brook auy
freedom of opinion He said that b,
didnot need the Influence Of Mr.. Wheeler
or his hackers. that four times he la,
been sent here and he would returi
again
shaking his finger at Mr.. Wheele
MIR Berry exclaimed You are cring
ing at the foot Of Goebel and tell yot
that your scalp is now taken b.
Goebel
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16
LOCAL NEWS.

Coon williams was in Town yesterday
weldingpresen,- wiIson-Ieukins
Drug Co. y
d. s Lloyd was visitor to the city
yesterday
nc Robinson aentro san Antonio
yesteiiay
+. Jno. ". Caldwell ha. been on the sick
W This week
Dhnk Mount Vernon Pure Rye a. the
eyposition saloon. 1907
IDr. Jones OF Bethel was visitor 90
the city Yesterday
smoke Metropolitan cigars sold AZ
Exposit.on saloon dtL
"a Jay from JaysyiIle" at the opera
honse Saturday night
A. W. Cloud Of Reliance, gave the
Eagle a call yesterday.
Lap Robes Chases goods, the best
made, at buchanan Bros. 10
Just received, 1909 pairs OF SIX pants
made at Waco az Cuu.tors II
! Mrs.J.C. Williams has gone on d
visit 90 relatives 40 Opelousas, Ia.
There will he Communion service or
sunday morning a. st. Andrews church
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16

Washington. Dec IS The navy IL
.OOO men short Of the legal maximum
and this IN spite Of the bes, efforts Of
the recruiting officers Secretary Long
has written letter calling attention
OF congress 10 this state Of affairs and
suggesting that II might offer decided
incentive 70 enlisimsnts by extending to
sailors snlisting the benefit Of the act
allowing 10 apprentices a full outfit Of
clothing Under the present system the
men are kept in debt for months after
enlistment by ths purchase of the necss-
sary ou,ht from advanced payments
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16


Capt J J. Adams has returned from
Macy, Edge ami hurteu, where he has
been Collecting taxes lie saws the
people ire 90 happy aud have plenty
ct bog aud hominy aud turkeys
Chas Einburs'- restaurant IN ,he
L-rnau block i- now open day and
night Ergua meal 50 cenis Short
rirr lunches 1t all hour n
Marriage licenses ID b Carol. 10
E.ut Post, 5 q Buchanan fo Dora Lee
Brl >'rrger Ella chatham, Jesse
Gi.b- u Alice West
NJ Hyau KINNEY va, here ye.ter.
day plvHa.ius stock Of general mer.
,harii-r which he wi. open up az Hol.
5, Madison county.
lfyru ave booking Tor a pretty hid
body or Dire -ti doll We have them.
ctY aud -cr them. Wil.on-Jenkins
Drug Co. -
The afternoon train was DELAYED
three hours Yesterday by the tender
turks jumping the track near Rice.
Call Tor White Crest flour. at Juo. VI.
Lawrence * Co.'S go
Wedding presents, Wilson-Jenkins
Drug Co. -
A lual " Max Hams and Breakfast
racon will convince YOU u their super.
Tor quality and flavor. Sold only boy
Jno NJ. Lawrence & Co. 30
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLD
Frs MEETING.
Houston, Texas, Nov. a. 1899

Houston, Texas, Nov. q. lNW.
NOTICE IL hereby given that a
special meeting OF the stockholders of
the lious % 4 Texas Contra. Railroad
Company has been called by The Board
OF Directors OF said company, 90 con.
yrur 90 the general office Of said com.
pany in the City Of Houston, TeXas, at
twelve O'Clock noon, on the nineteenth
day ~ January, 1900, for the purpose Of
authorizing The making, execution and
delivery Of frs mortgage upon the
railroad recently purchased and now
owned by said company commonly
known as the "Waco * Northwestern
Division oftLe Houston & Texas Cen.
tral Railway" extending from pointin
or near the town Of Bremond, IN Rob
ertson county, via Marlin and Waco, 20
point in or near the town Of Ross, in
McLennan county, with its franchises
and appurienances 10 secure the pay
ment Of first mortgage bonds of the
Houston & Texas Central Railroad
Company 20 an amount not exceeding
twenty-five thousand dollars for each
mile Of said railroad, payable at a time
not exceeding thirty years from their
date, and hearing interest At a rate not
exceeding six per cent per annum,
payable semi.annually, TO be issued tor
the purpose Of paving for, completing,
improving and operating the said rail.
road with it's franchises and appurten.
ances.
Il. W. CAVE, Secretary
q Ta-.a rANNWal RalIRAaH
Company. d jan 10
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16
Main. victims H-,u.lr.

Washington, Dec IL The navy do
partment has given notice that any per
son claiming the remains Of any Of the
victims u the Maine explosion before
the Texas arrives at Hampton Roads
with the bodies from Havana. which
will be IN about 70 days. may have them
sent TO their late homes for burial at
the expense Of the department
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16

Washington Dec IS Among the
house measures introduced Thursday IL
a bill reducing the tar on snuff and TO.
baoco from ~ cents 10 cents. compel.
ling telegraph companies. To pay the
revenue stamp tar on dispatches; ad.
hitting Arizona 10 statehood aud 10 ex.
tend the homestead law 10 the Philip
pines so that soldiers serving ia the
wars with Spain or the Philippines
shall have the benefit Of homestead set
tlsmeut IN tbs Philippines
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16

Washington, Dec. In The senate by
n decisive vote and practically without
discussion laid on the table the Petit.
grew resolution Of inquiry as TO whether
or not the United States forces had ~.
cognized the Filipino insurgsnt flag and
had turned over Spanish soldiers TO the
insurgents
After an executive session the senate
agreed 10 house Christmas recess resolu.
ton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16
QUAKER CITY
Gets IL. Republican Place and
Date Selected Yesterday.
Sieasliothe E,gle

Siecial iH ihr Etgle
Washington, D. c., Dec. ID
The republican national commit
tee. after hearing the arguments
OF the representatives. Of New
York, Philadelphia, Chicago and
~ Loui-. decided that the con-
ventiou shall be held at PhiIadel.
phiu. The date was fixed for June
~, 1900
On the fast ballot Chicago re-.
ceiyed twenty votes, Philadelphia
thirteen, II Loui. nine, New York
seven On the second ballot Phil.
adrlphia received - votes, Chica.
go -. AN the states except Colo
RADIO were represented, sixteen OIL
them by proxies.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16

financial bin. now under consideration
in the house, says that an informal can
vases made shows that ths bill would
pass on the final vote merit Monday by q
majority Of about 80. in case the full
strength Of both sides was present
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-16
Al the Z. 4. aud '.

An Eagle representative attended the
Festival at Houston on Thursday, the
flower parade day. The exhibition is
quite creditablc to the city II Houston,
and one can spend 'eyeral hours very
pleasantly and pruhlabIy, provided The
weather IL nice. 10 seeing the displays.
The affair g.. largely au exposition OF
Houston Industries and mefcauii e.
establishments IL isa highly proiiia-
BILE institution for The city. the low exc
curs.on rates taking thousands u pro-
pie there, just at the season when ont
oi.town people are mos, likely TO have
some spare change.
The visitor who expected 10 see any
great pr1fuslon oi llwers was doomed
to little disappointment, for they
we're not laig ly 10 evidence. Even The
30. allied Glover parade" while a
pretty thing ami exhibiting many in
genious and expensive designs, yet VIE
far more cloQuen, Of the artistic paper
cur.er than II the flower gardener
Houston will probably broaden the
scope OF the affair boy another ear, and
make South Texas lair
The Tobacco growers organization be-
one VI the iycst factors 10 the atlairauI
Mr.. Joe ~haIiuer OF Bryan Is reDos.
nilel as one of it- leading Norkrr-.
BRYAN people we're encountered on
al ,iIrs, lni we're encountered every.
where. except. cfcourse. Boo fhe MldW y
p.m.anre
W. % Garner of Harvey visited The
Elg.e office Yesterday.
Big shipment ~ the celebrated Waco
mad, SIX pants 90 Couuefs D.
For Sa0e-A very fine lj.l6 Jerse,
heIier 70 months old Ja-. Il Webb ~
A new inc of Gp.i Hats and ever,
thing new 10 the Millinery line, at Mr-
q. NJ Procturs. does
Ju-t received fresh shipment ofeat-
iug apples aud oranges very tiue Jnn
~ Lawrence & Co. II
Df. As White was here yesterday
IN route home o. Macy after atteudin.
the Masonic grand lodge Ia Houston.
Robt A. Wilson, nov Of somrt,il.r
where he has a position a. hookkecper
has been visiting relatives in Byar
this wnef.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-21

There were two important points. One
was the center, on the Santa Ana road
In front OF which were the insurgent
trenches. a battery Of two Krupp guns
and the village OF Santa Ana, with i5.c,
inhabitants. one-third soldiers. The other
was an elevation on the extreme right
where II had been planned TO plant bat,
terry of three guns of the Third artillery
A small stream about twenty-five fee;
wide and three feet deep extended aions
the entire front OF ever a mile.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-21

A temporary line probably will
he run by the two g0vcrnme nts.
This would not affect permanent
interests. hut would serve ~ =
legal barrier between the law.
less fortune hunters i'm that lo-
caltty. The plan In favorably re-
ccIvcd ON both sides. nad n like
IN to be carried into effect. AL
though NO agreement has been
entered into thus far.
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TEMPORARY I|N[
FOR THE BOUNDARY.
Authorities Anxious to Pre-
vent Trouble in Alaska
MODUS vIvENDI PLANNED.
Suggestion to Maintain Status
Quo Received Favorably.
MODUS vIvENDI PLANNED.

Neither Great Brftain Nor the Unltea
ther. Pending Agreement-G0v.
brady Leng Ago Warned the De-
partmeafs Of m Approaching
CIash-He Points Ont the Aggres-
Recon- mme nds That Troops he Seat
20 Guard This Countey's Rights.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-21

''Naw a2r evSeaEas officials =; SSagway
syixs uet recognized sh%sa Ssaes 50 i2s as
s@mstnK ceny1gs over sSts Hg3fssa rossx,
Tha tauvazs K@t casanesssa sioss sgam1 'ae
persons sSeg e@nveH Is far - Lox cabin.
ssas r=s5lf ffNsr1 sai&s tse Br4t4sh moved 10
ssse s0nssafs 81 ta* Whsss rass. Receu;ls
ssae news has seasAet 1S nsre that twa
a9rs~osS wern sasgFss0Gea gov ,sgsteFsa sirs <
"a eaassEsse 20 conycs - gar As Leg eaagn
far fw9 Sa4se
Late aast ags sasssa Ses& a'zg1nss we're ss-
covered or q eFses called fsoTcWgsna cF~ek
wases Is = sFJs0tsry 80 ;He ChGcas river.
mhgcs y tssxsa sas f&.rs ira.t vts IRE f>Al~
tsn es seas2cas ,rsl1 TTasse discoveries are
T.YaXsas - - v@Fy vszs. ags they are gA9se
=. tse snagty- ~ sfs 5snsss wAifh We siways
REGARDED sS sas sosgAsFy lssae Tire esatHas
hzvs axsa sarsss za-iwE iss wlntfr. aad
pessss are sss-ssseas as fas.s richness. A1S
mary g2sa hAse saae n mssa ssfssss es
-
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LETTERS FROM OrR BOxs.
Wsshtngtoa's soldiers Ia the philtp-
pines write H1sse.

TIE last rsaii from ths phil,suines
breafhs nsany setssrs 80 parents. sweet
k.arss ara friends frpns The seattle ses-
sses bo5s In camp sr and ssca4ra Mania
4! sse Washington eoys msre sreenAarns
il fA~ ar, ~ wsr Aa~a fhsy issf here. hey
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Fasitiai~ for nm Hoar.

which lasted for an, hour, during wsich
time fuiiy Eissss shots must have bssn
fred. Probably twenty ef these ~egc
er taa srunz az aay lest wisgg. tsas no seply
Vas xtxsr After the Hrs0g 4 red rocks;
was sesn our signal FOR Attacked by
the sneay an4 rsgussss3 This was en-
eoHFazfug bsat she silence soon eecants
asscgsAragsag- Three times during the
rIgss she sHsgny trfe~t - force th@ Me-
ssraSkas position. ara three times TIE
Washington regiment listened f0 u In
sAEsnce and eonx-Asyslat1ng themselves
eaGh t:rge ftz@J ax sAe red rocket,
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\. Firfnw without Gem mana.

All nAxnf sss sses hsa n%esi repeated siv
caalsoaess rot 20 HTe ungsi sh~y r-c@vei
& ssarssrYzz rila 80 ~ 90 T11&s caution was
ss,essrsssAFzfssg by shs ASSURANCE asa, At sa-
ean~@ 4x@xz9a - eygtsrek En tne src-nsng.
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ceErnasa On Page iva
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Ss-s.a4sa CO ss~xs TGss~
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TAe FINAL Rash o. the rsIfp,ses.

Ahoas ass sasrds ia frest II ths stream
ard sae xxrse afsssacs fvszx ssax eaeszs's
nes ssr-1s1 sfse oSF fES@ sas natf@s -
e4sA.s iss@ i9Aaes - s.ssoy. They termed
cs sae asss e CGr pans II Tsasa e@Ese sas
.usa. WIFE = yels tie aas xcss s4naGlsA-
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The General Advance

4: O 'cl1ca isegan shss general advance.
Company y reuassres a; the bioekh9ssse 40
sssYss,art Company III moved - tae rigff,
clsssnx in on te@ road CssnysaSs$ II = sad
A ysnsvesi forward s4fns3tanNo5ssy- ~aatnx
sss. ssre&ra Col. Wsoiles ~ase3 tie
stream sEEh Company A. Cen King aad
star frnaamssGs aSvanees steng the read
er~a~@ the bridge almost aerssAs ~ f@e
argug lssges perfectly cnSi and E.sflasS- aa-
Ger nasi % sead beFsln5 fssrza rAFas Corn
xanr r. FIRST California. ard the Idaho
r~g4rneHf. from lae reserve. aasFrssaax IN
columns ~ sessr. wisssn 4s vazts 0f aan-
sr.ss sf .hs ensnsy= rsfs~ seact8ag fire
g-sss,srss rtss r, r ard ~ oss the ylxas. wege
a ts..a. In aaNaEaess es the re.
Evening journal., 1899-10-17
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

The following transfers OF property
were recorded by Registrar Ten Weeges
yesterday Christian Sest erhenn, by
Sheriff John +. Taylor. to w. T. Clan
cey, house on Harrison street near
Third: W. J. Lingo. by She rim Taylor
TO Martha K. Pyle. propert y on West
street near Thirteenth: Alice McHugh
to H. e. Chapman. two properties on
Woodlawn avenue near Pei.nsylvanis
avenue; Esther A. Springer to Lizzie
Warrington. three-story brick house OF
Orange street between Second an'
Third: Isaac NJ. Lendermann. to Ami,
Lee Fairbanks. three-stor bricl
house on Seventh street near Franklin
]. Paul Lukens to the Security Trus
and Safe Deposit Company = ouse Of
Washington street, between Et ghth an
Ninth.
Evening journal., 1899-10-17
TO THE DIRECTORS
Of the Street and Sewer Depart
ment of The City of Will
mingtOn:

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED CITIZENS
AND TAXPAYERS OF THE CITY
OF WILMINGTON. CONSIDER
ING IT FOR THE BEST INTER
EsTs OF OUR CITY so TO DO,
RESPECTFULLY, BUT EMPHAT-
ICALLY PETITION YOUR DE
PARTMENT TO GRANT TO THE
WILMINGTON AND BRANDY
WINE SPRINGS RAILWAY COM
PANY THE RIGHT TO LAY ITS
TRACKS AND OPERATE ITS
ROAD TROUGH AND ALONG
SIXTH STREET IN THE CITY OF
WILMINGTON:
Evening journal., 1899-10-17
HARVEST HONE sERvll gE.

Dover, Oct. ia harvest ~ ONE, or
"Glad Tidings Day" service, W as held
at st. Jones NJ. e. Church Sunl ay, and
one OF the speakers of the dsly was
Hon. Robert II. Wilson, editor of the
Smyrna Call. Mr. Wilson resii les on
fine farm. and was one of many
farmers from the surrounding q )untry
who attended the services. which
closed with a revival service at Il light.
Evening journal., 1899-10-17
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad.
Schedule in effect September 80, 1893.


Schedule in effect September 30, 1899.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
NOT Philadelphia (expresa), 1b7, A02. 40.
$40, I4z. 150 $50, $50 9.S5, $50. lO.VS, l0.e4,
li.25. ll.s2. il.i5 a. m; ,'l2.is' ~. s.eo; ~
As. 5.Oi. s.e7, $50. $751; 72'' sos and SIS
p Accommodation. lo; $40. no. sl4. TIA a.
m, 1861, 2.32, 400. 5.B and 10.45 p. n
For chester lexpress2, i5l: 40 So ~
750, $50. SIS, 1898. lbs, liz n.ib a. m''
i.7. 400, ass, 6.07. 6.57 end 9.O6 p. m.
Accommodation. $40. 40, S.i4, u.O3 a.
m 1850 232 400 SIS, $50 and lO.4o p. m.
For New York lthrough sxpressl' loi'
ro2. 98 Dining Carr, 9.55, 1852, LIS G.
M M .si3.16 Dining Carl, 1.0 Dining carl.
ali 6O7 500 Dining carr, 500 and sl6
M connesting via Broad street sta
/ fion- Pm {iadelphia, 40, $50, ll0. Ao0, l0Vl
q an M 5a. 400, ass 500 and 1o4s p; m.
. For For Bosran without change, lo.n a. m
a1e Tor .'1g Nswark =, m Center and intermediate
stations. 1871 a. m. and 6.H p. m.
BaItimore and Washington 4S, Aeo
no iO.is and 1l.00 a. m, 17.05, l2.49, 's1lb
10. i5O, SIS, s6.10, SIT, 100, Ls6, Hn D
| M and i2.N night.
Haitimore and intermediats stations
a.t2, 4.43, 5.5 D. m.' lAOO night
Leave philadelphia Broad Street foi
Wilmington (expressl, $50. 40. ~, S1
10 20 IL - a. m, LOO, ss12.B, liz, ln, LII
S1s. loi, Al, sos. 5si. 5.5s SIT, S.55, IN
lilo. Ills p. m. ana ll-u1 nlbnt
Accommodation. GA 116. al1 io.W a
m, 1.2s. s.i7, L04. L44, 6.Ss. 6.3. A@, 100
NV SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express), l.5l, t0l
42O. SIS, s.s5, s.b5, 1852, Las a. M, liz
400, ass 6.O7, 7.23, s06 and 9.l6 p. M.
( Accommodation, 7.10, SIS a. M, l1.l0
15O. 400 626, 72s and i0.41 p. m.
( For Chester (express), 1bI, $40, aeo
4 1i.45 a. m, Ls7. 500, ass. SO7. s.57 and 80
Il n N
: y Accommodation, TO. SIS a. m, IAN
li50. 400. SIC. 7.2S and 1913 D. m.
d For New York Through expressl, lbl
2 aO2. 935 Dining Car), $50, 1l.45 a. M, IL
Dining Carr 500. 6.07, $50 Dining carr
lsb7 916 d. m. connecting via Broa,
Street Station. Philadelphia. 40 ITO, -
a m. 400 ASS and 1913 p. m.
For SosiOn without change, I23 p. M.
I, Baltimore and Washington, 4.S5, 500
l I101s a. m, 1905, 12.49, 1.50, 623 '610, Gil
.lTs6, 81 D. n, and l2.5s night.
Raws.scra snd intermediate station
lK.55 =. n. 200 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street sta
ton, tor Wilmington (express). $50 ~.
n23 a. m. 1903, liz, 3i2, Al, sos ~
sos. 7si, ass. il.1o Lie p m. and i2V
Accommodation. Ss5, s11. l0ss a. m
4 Ls0, as2. $40. sSs and 1917 p. n
' FOR THE SOUTH
! 4 'outhern Railway.-6H p. m, DALI
Evening journal., 1899-10-17
RAILROADS

sleepeB TO New Orleans, Aiken. Mem
pills and Tampa; 7.8o .. m. daily, sleer
era 70 New Orleans. Memphis, Nashville
via Asneville and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Llne.-12.i9 y. M, daily
sleepers TO Charleston, Jacksonville, pofl
Tampa and Macon; 1853 night, daily
Bleepera to Richmond and jacksonville
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, Su b
m. daily, dining car, and sleepers 70 Cin
oinnati.
Evening journal., 1899-10-17

Do not wash your hands and face with common
laundry soap, or if you do, don't complain when you
find them rough hard and chapped Ordinary laundry
Ivory Soap makes creamy lather that nses easily and
takes the dirt with it. The natural oil of the skin
washed with Ivory Soap is not removed and the skin is
left soft and smooth.
1T FLOATS.
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Evening journal., 1899-10-17
PRINCE A. MAKES TRACK REcoRn
Prince A., the racing horse owned by

Prince A., the racing morse soWned by
w. B. Austin Of this city, won the
race and made a track record at Potts
town last week His mark Is now
213A, having started the seag Ion with
23O A. II. Tyson has drive him in
all races and several purses nave peer
carried of by him during 3he past
month. Prince A. is entered in the
Pill class at the Reading (PsD races
next Friday.
Evening journal., 1899-10-17
ANXIOUS no MEET McALL

James Cute. of Manayunk, expra sse
himself as being anxious to meet Fl an
Mccall, OF this city. in a fifteen-ro un
contest at 105 pounds Cute ella i'm
that he won the decision over * Id
Bernisconi at Athens in a fifteen-ror n
90 sometime ago, and thinks that h
is entitled TO crack at Mccall.