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FOR LE-HOUsEs.

FOR sALE-Two frames, near Pa. ave. car Iinc
rented at SO per month, on iettercd street; good
lots; room to build stable in rear, viii sacrifice
for $50.
10th st. Sc. near |, a fyc-room brick, with
good lots; price 500; be made comfortable
house at a small cost.
Two iye-room bricks near eth and C sts. SC. !:
rented at sll.J0 per month; price $1,000 Tor the
two; $50 cash. balance IS per month.
A six-roOm frame, near Lincoln Park, between
Two car lines. under good rental; viii sacrifice
for Sl.32j; s3JJ cash, halante monthly.
We can give you the lowest price on any piece
OF realty that is for sale in East Washington.
No trouble TO show property,
JOliN r. DONOHOE & son.
Temporary Office, 40 East Capitol 81.
ONLY 500 cash. balance so month, will buy 4
pretty six-room and bath brick; wide concrete
Nearly new six-room and hath brick; fine
plumbing; growing section; near cars; 800 cash;
balance So monthly, including interest; price
- SEQ.
Il $50. near Washington Circle. neat six-roon
Ind bath brick.
IIow's this for investment, near 18th ST. NV
eieht-room frame; very large lot, renting So. -
per month; price $3.50.
Near Pa. ave. cars. pretty siX-ro0m and bath
brick; good lot. price 10 close estate, y So;
would cost $, ,0OJ 20 build the house
Our accident policies cover sunstrokc; get one;
- per Sl,OOJ up.
ei2-3 Z. LODGE hill. SOP st. NV.
$50 WILL BUY I54 Francis st. sc; four-room
press brick; water in house; paved street, rented
at 81 500 cash. GASCH BROS, l3Ji + ST.
ml2-3
FOR sALE-six-room house in Anacostil; high
and healthy; price, $3.50: half cash; balance can
be paid IS per month Apply to owner 42l jet
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED good secondhand buggy; must be
in perfect order aud cheap for cash. address
6gA 20 III, nti-.e. el
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WANTED-AGENTs.

WANTED-By q savings bank, man 10 solicit
savings accounts; reference required; salary anc
commission Apply UNION SAVINGS BANK, I4tA
st and New York ave m22
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FOR sALE-SUBURBAN.

EOh NAi-E-At bIouhldtlu. several ut-iIduiG we'll
rented HOUSES paying ! per cent on the invest
mcp- GRACE NJ THOMAS, Corcoran Bldg.
mlS-7
FOR SALE-Tbirty acres OF woodland at Silver
Hill, Prince George County. Nd; bargain. Ad-
dress DID llth St ne mills
A GOOD PLACE to put a few dollars out OF your
monthly income at this time either for specua-
ton or 10 locate. Do YOU work hardy Why not
let I little OF your income 80 10 WORK fOr you /!
For booklet OF Beautiful Braddock Heights. cali
on address GEO L. HILL, 6l5 18th st. NV.
e9-T
FOR SALE-At Lorton Station, Il miles south
Of Alexandra, Va, adjoining railroad depot;
is.nr-room house and summer kitchen; nearly
new: very cheap; terms 10 suit Address j. NJ.
SPRINGMAN Sprngman p. o.. Va. m9-H
DECIDED BARGAIN in order to close an es-
tate. two desirable lots in BrooklIud; two de-
sirabie lots at Colonial Beach. Va. Ii interested
call without delay at 1903 ST. NV m3
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Apply at Offic. for Weekly Bulletin
FOR RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING.

FOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING.
FOR RENT-Store and dwelling, No 414 o st.
NV, seven rOOn,s: modern improvements, 81 800.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 920 + st. NV. e12-3
FOR RENT-StOre and cellar, 1915 9Th St NV;
rent reduced-to $3.50. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
$40 + st. els
FOR RENT-Store and dwelling 18th st. and
Florida NV; together or separately. LOUIS
p SHOEMAKER, 900 F st. NV. eI2-S
FOR sALE-BICYCLEs-
FOR SALE-Lsdys bicycle; cheap; in good con-
diiion 1925 st. ne eI2-3
FOR SALE-Cheap ladys wheel Sterling; good
condition Apply Ladies Entrance, Metropolitan
Hotel. cI2-3
FOR SALE-Gent's Cleveland S12; also lady's,
$40. SIS 1etb St. NV. ml2-3
FOR sALE-Gent's bicycle, good tires s.. Ad-
dress BOX 3lG this Office ml2-3
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-RoARD.
WAETED-HOUSES.

WANTED-To rent small house. With stable for
horse; must be very cheap FOR white steady ten
ant. Box 70s this Office. cIls
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-To trade. unincumhored lot in
South Brookland for small improved property.
GRACE NJ. THOMAS. Corcoran Bldg. ml3-7
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wANrED-couxrRY BOARD.

WANTED Country board for three, in OF near
Rockville, Nd, preferred. Address BON 80,
this Office rnI3-3
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-rTwo fats. second and third floors;
other rooms furnished or unumished. 222 Ind
ave. NV. MILF
FOR RENr-Flat; first floor; suitable for house
keeping; no children taken; reference exchanged
sos 18th st. NV. mills
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wANTED--Neat colored girl, light work; So;
back door 1923 II 81 nv. e1
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By a reliable German girl general
housework: small family, or chambernaid; also
cook. Enquire 1925 llth sJ. NV. nj
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-very small gre cry and candy store:
suitable Tor lady Address bon 13l, this Office.
miss
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So a Month
COUNTRY BOARD.

JERSEY COTTAGE, Colonial Beach; artesiln
well; - 10 y a week IL blocks from wharf;
pavilion on front CaH dental office, III PA.
ave. NV. nils
TAKoMA PARK; large. cool front room good
board; two gentlemen; SO eAch Address BOX
6H, this office. mills
MOUNT HOLLY H0USE-Eighty miles down Po
tomac oysters fish, and crabs sail and row
boats free. MRS. J. c. DAVIS. Mount Holly.
Va. m29-lit
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-At a sacrifice. On account Of owner
leaving the city, tne following desirable houses
viii be sold at very low prices:
SS.loo each, three new houses Sd st. ne,
near F, ! rooms. BATH cellar lots I7xg3 TO alley
$3.50 each. two nearly new 7-room houses;
baths, cellars; lots I76xlOO; alleys; on G st.
ne, near 5th
$3.50, well built new 6-room brick on 9th
st. Sc. STONE & FAIRFAX,
SO and sos F ST. NV.
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HELp wANTEp-FEMALE.

ANTEB-Au experienced LADY waitress; no
hers need apply 6l3 18th ST. NV. nj
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
1908 NJ It. N.W.-Large. cool room. nice closet,
bath same floor; two, SO; with excellent board
miss
NICELY furnished rooms, with board, summer
rates. -J2 nth ST. NV. miss
EXCELLENT accommodations at very reasonable
rates 2lJ lst st. ne. el2-3
ROOMS AND BOARD. - rer week. IIO5 g,h st.
nv. cl2-3
FOR RENT-Frout room, nice board; two s.
week lsO2 9Th st. NV. ell-3
on CAPITOL HILL. convenient 10 all cars. rooms
newly papered and painted; table board; reason
able 22G st. ell-S
SECOND STORY 'front.' and board for two. 725 30
st. NV Cl0-3
ROOMS AND BOARD. near Capitol. Library. and
Census; summer rates. IO5 I'd 81 ne. COZ
FOR RENT Desirable ballroom, with board 1912
18th 81. clV-3
ROOMS. with excellent board 1902 NJ st. NV
clog
CHEERFUL ROOMS. with board, s. per week.
l5l4 18th st. nv. mlO7
FOR RENT-Nevly- painted anc papered rocms
with or without board; everything first class
splendid location. 4l2 9th ST NV. e2O-ti
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WANTED-Young man to attend to horse and
wagon and make himself useful around store
100 New Jersey ave. NV. mi
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By a young German. position OF any
kind; city country: best references ALVIN
HAASE lT3I 10th 81. NV. nj
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WANTED-Housckeeper also white or colored
wash woman for laundry. 80 + NV, second
floor nj
Evening journal., 1901-04-20
TO DEMAND LICENSE FOR
TRAVELLING BARROON

IIarri burg. 2. 4 2O-A bill was n
trJ duced 10 go horre yesterday by Mr..
Hosack. a. fit 3 ." rrfscriblng the
mar~or 100 which he fl.-l personal
registration auendmcat to the consti-
tuticn shall be vcted rpon at the next
general e!ec.ica.
A bill was iniici4cd 4 ~ Mr. Brown,
Of Clarion. rfov.dirg th,s license
fee Of sl00 aasll b1 PAID f1r each car,
steanhoat or ve-.el boat or barge
rpon which llqucf is cold or furnished
IN r-lnrylv ni7.
H. Eu,t Of Philadelphia, introduced
a bin prca bit.lg liqrcr dealers from
sellirg liquor to females to be taken
fTom the premises.
Mr. Taies ~ Philadelphia, introduce
cd a bin missing a. unl-wiul to loan
mcrcy when the security for The same
ia q salary or regularly received re-
muneration or furniture or chattels Of
any description inst shall be permitted
to remain on the premises or in the
posseesion cf owner at the rate of in
terost greater than 6 per ce-t c1nually
and o Fer cent for collection.
A number Of senate bills passed sec
ond reading, after which the house ad.
jourred until Monday evening.
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SPLENDID TRAIN
FOR PRESIDENT
His Party Will Travel in
Luxury
WILL MAKE 10000 MILE TRIP
In One Of the Finest Trains Which
Ever Vas Put on a Railroad
Track

Washington, April 20.-The compo-
sition OF the special train upon which
the president and his party will make
the 10000 mile trip to the Pacific coast
and return has been determined. II
will consist OF an engine and seven
cars. The combination baggage and
smoking car Atlantic, the dining car
st. James. two compartment cars, each
with seven state rooms and two draw
ing rooms. the Omena and the Diana.
two - section drawing room sleepers,
the Pelion and Charmion and the pri-
vate car Olympia which will be oc-
cupied by President and Mrs. Nc
Mckinley.
The Olympia will be used only on
the trip out The return viii be made
in the private car Campania. II will
be one Of the finest trains ever put
upon a railroad track. The Olympia
is 20 feet long. has five private rooms
and one sofa section. Two of the
rooms contain brass beds, large mir
rors. wardrobes and every convenience.
The dining and observation room is
located in the rear Of the car. II is 16
feet long and has an extension table
and contains two cabinets. II is fin
ished in vermillion. The private rooms
in maple, mahogany and koko, and the
kitchen In English oak. The car is
lighted with gas and equipped with
steam heat The Campania is almost
a counterpart Of the Olympia except
that II contains a parlor, in which is a
sdeboard, an organ and a writing desk
The compartment cars. In which the
members OF the cabinet and their
wives and other guests will travel. are
finished in vermillion. deliberately
carved, and the rooms are painted in
ivory and gold. The ceilings are
beautifully decorated and the up
holstery and draperies are in harmony
with the general color scheme. The
combined baggage and smoking car Is
fitted up with a barber shop, bathroom
writing cabinets ana a library.
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Big STERL TRUST
III HAVE A RIVAL
II Will Build Mills on Both
Sides Of the 500
Canal

Detroit. April 20.-After an all day
conference with contractors at the
Russell House here A. r. Hervey,
president OF the Commercial Develop
ment Corporation company. Of Liver
pool. London and. New York, a deal
was closed yesterday which Will result
in the formation Of the international
Steel, Iron and Pipe company. which
will locate immense steel mills at
Sault Ste Marie, on both the Can
adian and United States sides Of the
500 canal, with a capacity of 100000
tons annually and employing about l0.-
600 men. The Consolidated Lake su-
perior Power company, Of which Mr..
Clergue is vice president. it is under
stood. viii take a large block OF the
s50,000,000 stock Of the rev company
As an outcome OF the establishing Of
the steel works at the 500 It is said
that q blast furnace will be establish
ed In Detroit with a capacity of 1000
tons Of pig iron per day, employing
1000 men. IL was intimated by those
Interested that the new company
would be an active competitor Of the
recently formed steel combine in the
United States.
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FLOOD Feared In west virginin.

Wheeling, w Va. April 2O.-Reports
from all sections In interior West Vir-
ginia are alarming and indicate floods
within the ensuing "a hours Rains
have been unremitting for 36 hours In
the northern Ohio valley and in the
Monongahela. Tybarts valley, Cheat,
Little Kanawha, Big Kanawha, Guyan-
dotte and other tributaries Of the Ohio.
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Invaders Decide Not to FIght.

Evansville. Ind. April 20-Indiana
miners who started for the coal fields
OF western Kentucky. where, It was
stated, they would use every effort TO
induce the miners to go on strike,
were met at Sebree Ky, near which
town they landed after crossing the
Ohio river by a sheriff's posse. After
q short conference the Indiana leaders
decided TO obey rather than precipitate
a fight. and marched their followers
back TO the landing, three miles dis
tant.
Evening journal., 1901-04-20
Machinists' Demands Granted.

Chicago. April 2O.-The Chicago
Great Western railroad has conceded
all the demands made by the Interna-
tlonal Machinists' association. thus
ending any possibility OF a strike. The
demands included a nine hour work
day. a minimum wage scale OF 20 cents
an hour and several concessions in con-
nection with apprentice regulations.
Under the old system the minimum
ncale varied from 26 TO 27 cents.
Evening journal., 1901-04-20
A sav~ a.s.s.sri river Dam.

Helena Eoa' April 2O.-The Mis-
souri, Riror Power company. which
owns a dam and power plant at Canon
Ferry. and which Is now constructing
a pole line to Butte, will build another
dam across the Missouri river at
Stubbs Ferry, Eve miles below the pres
ent plant. The new dam and plant
will cost 100000 and will develop
10000 horsepower, which, with part OF
the power now generated at Canon
Ferry. will be sent to Butte. The com
pany has contracts for power from
companies operating in Butte.
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nnr.nn.. bic cold ontnnt.

Seattle. Wash. April 20.-James II.
Ardern, of one of the mining COM
panies of Dawson. came TO the city
yesterday on his way TO England. lie
said that the clean up this year IN the
Dawson camp would. from a conserva-
tive estimate. amount 10 $50. .000. 600
making It the biggest output in the
history OF the Klondike. Mr.. Ardern
says that the new strike in Eldorado
below the level of the old bedrock is
not in the least exaggerated.
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TIcnvv nninfnll a. r!ttsburg.

Pttsburg, April 2O.-The rainfall Of
the "a hours ended at midnight was the
heaviest recorded for a similar period
during the last ten years The official
report Of the weather bureau showed
a fall Of 1852 inches Reports from up
river points say the rain is general
The river mark here at midnight was
II feet, and rising at about the rate OF
one foot on hour No danger of food
in this district. but lower points may
suffer.
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Convicted of sinking His Schooner

Baltimore. April 20.-The jury in the
case Of Capt John T. Pearson. who was
charged with scuttling his own schoon-
er. the c. w Buoy, brought In a ver-
dict yesterday finding him guilty, and
he was sentenced to 60 days in Jail,
Members of the crew testified that the
captain knocked hole in the bottom
OF tho schooner with a crowbar for the
purpose. It was assumed. Of avoiding
the payment TO his crew Of wages
amounting TO about $500. The captain
claimed the affair was an accident
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MnnlcinnI sho.insc N clcrcInna

Cleveland, April 90. The investiga-
ton of the city clerks Office ordered by
Mayor Johnson was began yesterday,
and IL is alleged that a shortage Of SS.-
600 has already been discovered in the
accounts of H. j. Rowbottom, who sew
eral years ago was o license clerk ia
the office. Ex-City Clerk Burgess ad-
mits that Rowbottom wos a defaulter
to the extent OF 81 800, but declares the
money was returned ia instalments to
the city treasury.
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concrrn Ahonl slrawperrLes
spoalal % no Evenlng journal

Special 20 the Evening Journal
Smyrna. April 20.-Some concern is
felt i'm this section fcrthe coming straw
berry crop, as at this stage the fruit
does not look very promising. Many
growers have plower their patches up,
owing 90 the last season being unproft-
able. There win be at least sixty acres
less OF Strawberries around Smyrna
and from seventy to eighty acres less
around Cheswold this year than there
has been for the last few seasons An
over supply has caused the loss to the
growers.
Evening journal., 1901-04-20
Two Kentuel.g rcnal.t. surren.er

Mayking, Ky, April 2O--Joseph
Johnson and John Potter, two Of tho
Reynolds foudists. deserted from the
barricade Of their fellows in the noun.
tains yesterday and surrendered Ia
Deputy United States Marshal Fulton
They were taken to Whitesburg Jail
A posse of 100 men is being organized
to effect the capture Of the remainder
OF the fGction.
Evening journal., 1901-04-20
RAILROADS

Schedule in effect November Is. 1900.
All trains illuminated with PintsoA
% EXPRESS TRANS.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware Ave
nue. Station. for
NEW YORK, week days, sb,oi. 's.sA
%t:s !50 $50 .sa sis5 & q Ilosa s 2 % asa SSndsy S
Royal Limited), s742 s10.52 D. m.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, s6.01.
$50, $50, 7sO 's.25, '9.59, 1852. 11.os q m
NIB. s2s4. 100. ass. '5.1s (Royal Limit
ed, '5.25, '627, SIS, "7.42, 1902 p. m. Sun
days, s5.01, 730, $50 -9.S9. 1858. sl1.s5 a M
s3s4. 800. 's.5s, sis (Royal Limited; 6.sk
'is Chester, sS Week Wee days. W $50. .sso, zso an
'tS9, '1052, 1l.0S a. M; '2.Si, 500, '6.25, 6s5,
ia, 1852 p. m. Sundays, 7 30. $50, s9.39
lo.bS. 'l1.s5 a m; '2.si, 400, as, 10. sos
Atlantic City, week days. .'s5O a. m. ;'12iA
~ and '6.S p. m. Sundays, 7.so a M
Cape May. ocean city. week days.
$50 a. m; s2S4 y. m. Sundays. 7.30 a M.
Sea Isle City. week days '6so a al
Baltimore and washington. week days
iis. 40 .45S, $50 cRoyai Limited .s0t
a. m: .12.5s, .2os. s45i, 's2o (Roysl Limit
cry, e4s, 's.o4, 'lo.1e p. m.
Baltimore and way stations, e66 q. m. !
SIS p. m, daily except Sunday; s.@ a m. /;
Gt3 D. m, Sunday only.
Newark, week days, AIS SIS, 's.04
'1l.m a. m; s1256. S1s. '4.s7. SIS, ,s.oi
p. m. Sundays, AIS. 's.N. sos A. m. !
s1z5e, l57, e.4S. 1872, 's0l p. m.
PittsburE week days, 1904 a. m; sl6,
'lo.1e D. m. Sundays. 'so4 a m; ASI,
Chicago, daily. ss.ol a. m; '4s7 p. m.
Cincinnati anc ST. Louis, Alg q N.
s11b6 and sl016 p. m, daily.
SinRerly accommodation, week days
G@ a. m; 319. SIS D. m. Sundays, sos q
IandenberE, accommodation week days
SIS. 457 p. m. Sundays. 643 p. m.
LEAVE MARKET ST STATION FOH
Baltimore week days. 810 p. m.
LandenberR, week days, $40 a. m b.l'
500 D. NJ. Sundays $40 q. m; SIS p m,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for WI.
mington week days. '335, $50, =. 3d. 10 2S
100 a. m; 1928. "1.37. 2.15, s8W, 40 30
$3.50. s5.4s Royal Limited), SIS, $50, =. 30
9 20, I'll s5 p. m. Sundays, 'S35. =: 30, u
and ii.0c 4. m; 1920, s1.H. 1.8, $50, b:1
sb.4 Royal Idmitsd)., $50, '7.So ~, le.S
D. m.
Rates 20 Western points lower than VI
any other line. F. d. UNDERWOOD.
II A. Miller. Passenger agent WI
mington. Del.
n r. MARTIN. HAA- Of PasA Tranda
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A Hattie improbable.

Berlin. April 20.-It was asserted by
high German official today that the
German government does not expect
the expedition against Gen. Liu to lead
TO an engagement, inasmuch as he will
hardly stand his ground. The exnedi-
tion is more in the nature of a threat.
Evening journal., 1901-04-20
Opposins tho EnsIish coal Tax.

London, April 2O.-The Daily Chron-
iole asserts that Sir Michael Hicks
Beach has agreed to exempt all exist
ing contracts from the coal tax. Mr..
Henry w Massingham, who writes the
parliamentary letter of The Daily
News, says he thinks the opposition to
the coal tax is so fierce that the gov
ernment will abandon It.
Evening journal., 1901-04-20
Regulars Sent to Fort Delaware

Special 10 the Evening journal.
Delaware City, April 20.-A squad OF
twenty men from the Forty-fifth Coast
Artillery at Fort DUPONT were sent to
Fort Delaware under the command of
Sergeant Kingsley, to remain till a
company is stationed at Fort Delaware.
The government launch Capron took
the men across the river and their
equipments and provisions were load
ed on a scow in tow of the Capron-
Evening journal., 1901-04-20
10 Eradicate FrauduIcnt Insurance

Indianapolis, April 2O.--Ohio, Indi-
ana and Illinois. through their attor-
ney generals. have formed a friendly
alliance to eradicate fraudulent insur-
ance companies. The cooperation OF
the three states, it is believed, will
more effectually quash the evil, as
under the lack Of combined supervision
companies driven out Of the state i'm
mediately took root in an adjoining
state.
Evening journal., 1901-04-20
Philadelphia and Reading Railw'
wilmington plyIslolln) IN


,rire-tabie I'M effect March 30, 1901.
Trains leave Wilmington (French stree
station for Elsmere Junction. Mon
ebanin' Winterthur, Guyencourt. GRAD
oene' Cossart, Chadd's Ford Juncuo,t
pocopson, West Chester, Embreevill
lMortenviiie. Coatesviile and intermcdial
Stations, daily except Sunday, az i.55
M; daily 2.15 and $50 p. m. sunday onl
O6 a. m.
FOR Waynesburg Junction, ElversoI
and intermediate stations, daily eXceq
Sunday at 735 a. m; daily 2lo ana 81
D. m. Sunday only at S06 a. m.
For Joanna. Birdsboro, Reading and y
itermedlate stations, daily except S1nua
al TBS a. m. and 215 p. m. Sunday onI
at sos a. m. and 2.15 p. m.
atlantic City Divislonl
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut stred
wharf and South street wharf, Tor Ata1
tic City.
Week days-Express. 6. 9 a. m. (Satui
dation, 5 a. m, $50 p; m. SUNDAYS, ~
press, g. 9, 10 a. m, 7.l5 p. m Accomhi
dation, a. m, s p. m.
Leave Atlantic city Depot-WeeE days
| Express. 735, g. 1O.l5 a. m, z.oo o;so,
m Accommodation. sos a m. 5.o5 ?; o \
sundays-Express 10.15 a. m, 4sO, b,SO,
p. m AccommOdatlon-7.15 a. ms 4.U'
m.
Parlor cars on all express trains.
Leave philadelphia
For Cape May and Ocean City-Wee
days-si5 a. m: AIS D. m sundays--s.
a, M, South street, 3 a. m. Additional K
lCape May-Week days, s p. IN.
For Sea Isle City-Week days only-s.
a. m, p. m.
New York and Atlantic City Expire
leaves New York liberty streeD SO
Leaves Atlantic City $50 a. m
! Detailed time tables at ticket offices.
For further information. passengers
referred to the ticket agent at the. 81
w. G. BEsLER. Gen. superintendent.
IEDSON j. WEEKS. Gen. Pass Agent
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Attacked b, a niehwayman
epeclnl 10 tho Eveninr Journal.

Hncclnl % tho Evening Journal
Dover, April i9.-While going home az II
o'clock last evening. Wilbur Homecker
was attacked by highwayman. iof-
fockers spdnting abilities alone saved
him from being minus watch. some
mnnev and hnndsome llamond ring.
Evening journal., 1901-04-20
Woman MIA Not Vote IIernIIv.

Denver. o.. April 90 Mrs. NJ A.
Radcliffe was eNonerated yesterday
from the suspicion Of having voted A.
legally at the city election on April 2.
Justice Hynes. after hearing all the
evidence in the case. dismissed the
complaint.
Evening journal., 1901-04-20
Ne E.nrc.. rrn.t.

Kew York. April 20.-Oficers Of ex-
press ccmp--ics in this city said to-
day that there is no truth in the re-
port that e trust is to be formed SEN
ator Platt, who is president Of the
United States Express company, said
that the elections did not signify tha.
there was TO be q community Of in
terest."
Evening journal., 1901-04-20
Ncntncly rcnd Isnas ln lInraer.

Lexington Ky. April 20. Owen
Bradley, a prominont trainer and
owner of famous race horses. was shot
and killed by William Nicholas yes
terday. Both are OF prominent families.
The cause WIS a feud of long standing.
Evening journal., 1901-04-20
cnnnterfcit cold ricces.

Niles. Mich, April 2O.-This section
OF the state is being flooded with
bogus S. gold pieces. The coins. which
are excellent oounterfeits, are turning
up so often that business men fear to
accept any sold. Officers are working
on the matter. but with no result asyet
Evening journal., 1901-04-20
saldlsls pInr nnl.nan

Special 10 the Evening Journal
Delaware City. Argil l9-Tte blse-
bah nine Of Fort Dupont opened tho
bah season yesterday by playing a
game with Fort Mote nine on Du-
Points diamond. The score was 20 to 0
in favor Of DUPONT