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DHILA. AND READING, RAILROAD
wilmington Division.)

Time table IN erect May 49, l9Ul.
Trains leave Wilmington. (French
Moachanin, winterthur. quyeheourt,
G;ranogne, cossart Ghadds ahis,oE Ford EEn June
Vile, Mortonville, Coatesville and inter-
mediate stations. daily except Sunday, at
rs a. m; daily 2.i5 and 4.5o p. m. Sun
For Waynesburg Junction. Elsmere and
intermediate e stat5ns 1aiv daily ans essceP1 sun
For Joanna, Birdsboro. Reading and in
terme1iatss. stations, daily except sa sun
snydav sny az oSly nj a. s a. uI,iy M 1' '''u '''
For further Information passengers sro
referred to the ticket agent at tho ss~
tion.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street
antic City.
weet Express. $50. 300. 10 4b a. M, 1.lo
Saturdays only 1aO). 200. 800. 34n. ". @
500. $40, 7i5 $40 p M Acccmmnrdstion' rl,
20. s co. 4 20, 800. 1000. 100 a. M. 20, 7l5
n. m accommodation. 900 o. m, 300 p m
eifo Excursion daily 100 Q. m. Additional
Leave '1yi hTLANTIG r O. CITY DEpoT-weekdsys-
Fxpress. monday only. 6.45l w, 45 iron
Baltic Extension only SOY 2O.9 o. 10 To- y w
a M, 2E0. 4 20. s 20. 73O. 8 30. $50 p. M 40
cdmmndation. s 25. q 05 a. m. 80 p, M; Fun a
days-Fxpress. s IS q. M. 30. 4SO 500 400
8.tn 7O0. 7.3o. 3 co. $50 p m. Accommodation
.-7.15a M. 4.:2 p. m.
| Parlor cars ON all express trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
| For CAPE MAY--weekdays-8a 20. SAB. Lao
! m. I.5o xa.10. $50 p. m. Sundsys-S.io, y,
n m. r 90 u. m.
| For OCEAN CITY-Weekdays- $40, II AZ A. M,
ai5 1 20. $50 p. m. sundsys-s45, s.i5 a. m''
F"r SEh ISLE CITY-weekdays-84 45 a. m. 15,
43n, $40 p. m. Sundays-S4hs o. M. 5;uu p. IN
Al al ExciIrsiop to Cape May, Ocean City and
| Sea Isle City. 90 Q, m. daily.
| xsouth st., 400 p nj. South 81, 4.l5 p. M,
South st s 30 p. m. south st.. ] 5p' m.
NEW YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY EXPRESS.
LeaysNEW YORK (Iiberty street, ~ q. m.
| f9aturdays 6niv 100 p. Nj g. 4op M
| Leaves ATL ANTIC CITY-Wee kdays-S3O a. m
2l5 D. m. suniay-6s0r, p, IN.
Detailed time tables at ticket offces
W. G. BESLER. EDISON J;W WEEha,, D.,
| Gen'l SuDt. Genl fass Z. hs''
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THE HOUSEWIVES CORNER.

spoon of salt in all. When dish is full
of alternate layers of bread and cheese
beat two eggs slightly, add pint OF mix
and pour over all. Bake half hour III
moderate oven. When d0Ee the cheese
will look delicate and wavy between Inc
spongy bread.
CHAT WITH THE HOUSEWIFE.
When Wasl,iay Comes.-Keep one tub
especially for table linen and Tor rliisihG
the finest white things Use the other
for soaking, but do not soak too long.
Soaking suds strong with soda will eh'
and destroy the fabric. says the R"-
chester .Dcmccrnt," but dirt corcs ont
easier. ad without damage to the fiber, II
the soiledl things are wet through with
and well wrulig out of warm soda water
before they go in soak. Ii must not he
too stiong--a tablespoonful of soda to
three gallons of soft water is about the
right proportion.
Keep a sharp lookout for spots. Either
wet fruit stains in alcohol, whiSkeN or
ramphor. or pour steam ot full boiling
water through them. \ stain once sci
ly suds is thcnccfnrth almost hopeless.
Beware especial, of grass, paint. mud
and wagon grcnsr marshall Of when
must be taken cut before washing ~ mt
at all.
For things Very yellow or grimy make
AZ emulsion Of Kerosene, clear lime
water and turpcntirc in equal parts
Shake together until creamy. then add
eupful to Il boilerful Of clothes and
keep over the fire half an hour. Th"
same emulsion is good for very dirty
things, as jumpers. ovrrals, working
shirts. chil,hcn's trousers. Use II in CON
junction with very strong Suls. as hot
aS thu hand can bear, and rub Il well
upon the dirtrSt spots Leave the clo'
thes five minutes before washing oul.
and he sura the second SudS and til"
rinsing waters are MS hot as the first
sldS
1t is nearly as essential to hang ont
things properly as 10 wash them well.
II big things such rs table and he'd linen.
dry out of shape stretching and pulling
them straight wears them mere than uS".
Hang sheets. table clothes. towels and
napkins across the line. ends down.
Warp threads are 50 much Stroage" than
filling that il things are hahitually hung
irngihwisc they will certainly split along
the fold. Indeed. all washable things
should he 50 hing ont that the weight
while wet which is thrice the weight
dry-comes upon the lengtllwiS" threads.
Whether hung On hangers or simply
II line. take pains to hang out skirts so
the bosoms will not drag. Once the
several ;hickncssrs pull apart, and lry
IN crcases. il will bc hard work to gct
them back intl shape. II is the same
with cuffs and collars. Snap them out
straight, and hang SO warp and woof
pull true. Al these stiff and polished
things need to get hcne-hry before street
ching. They also need to bc well wet IN
blood warm water before rubbing Stiff
linen is nearly aS hreakahle as card
board. especially the fine sorts used IN
good shirts
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yXyEsTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD

Connecting with p, w. & 3. r. r.. at
TAKING EFFECT NOV. 26. 1900
All trains leave Hillen Station as foi-
lows:
43O a. m. Fast Mail, Main Line, n ana
W. II r., and the South and ex sunday
.P. v. r. r., Chambersburg. Martins
burg and nd = WlnGhssteTp y a&1npr SUNDAY.
722 a. m.-York. b. and II. Division, ana
Main Line east of Emory Grove, also
Carlisle and G. and III. r. r.
.23 a. m-Main Line Shippensburg, FRED
erick, Emmittsburg and N. and w. ny 10
1912 a. m. Accommodation for Union
Bridge, York, Gettysburg.
2.25 p m.-Accommodation for Union
a,ss p, m.-Express for York and B. and
4.25 p. m.-Express Main Line points.
also Frederick. Emmittsburg and Ship
pensburg.
6.lo p Accommodation for Union
Bridge
ii.25 p. m.-Accommodation for Emory
SUNDAYS ONLY.
9:35 a. INSTRUMENTATION for Union
Bridge and Hanover.
3;35 p. Accommodation for Union
700 p Accommodation for Emory
loss p Accommodation for Emory
EroVe.
Ticket and Baggage ofice III East
| Baltimore street
! All trains stop at Union Station. Penn
sylvania avenue. Fulton and Walbrook
stations.
~ VI. HOOD, B. TT. GRTswoLD.
General Manager. Genl Pass. Agent.
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sUHUYLKILL DIVISION.

Fer Phoenixvilie. Pottstown and Read
Ing. 6.45. $40 and l0ls a. m. 12.52 tSato
2. m. Sundays. $50. 800 and s.2s a. m.
only. only s8ss Us a. anu m. an and pl.4s 81 and s.ss p m
For Pottsville. b45. s1O. 1919 a m. -1.sa
40 and 7.S3 p. m. weekdays Sunday.
10. 9.23 a. M and 500 p. m.
FOR NEW YORK,
Express, weekdays. go, aO6; 40. 80
ii.tS a. M. 1900 noon 1925 Gimited,
400. 500. .55s 100. 7oS. ss.O5 and 1900
ii.4s ia a. a. M. :iSss i2'sS. .sso. aoS Dim. aS
tied, AID. $40 .556. .6.S5, 7O2. 500 and
For Boston. without change 1e.5O a. m,
weekdays and sos p. m. daily.
For Sea Girt. Asbury Park. ocean Grove.
Long Branch, So, ll8 a. m. and S.3o
For Lambertville. Easton and Scranton,
$50. sos a. m. 1900 noon, s52 500 liam
seFtyils seG ns and GaSton enly wesskdays
100 noon weekdays and 702 p. m,
Leave Market Street Wharf as follows:
40 m. week days.
For Long Branch via Seaside Park. s.36
a. m weekdays.
For Island Heights, 835 a. m. and 100 D.
m. weekdays.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Broad Street Station via Delaware
| River Bridge, express. $40 a. m. and
| 76 p. m. Sundays, p.3 a. m. and 7Ot
p. m.
Leave Market Street Wharf express, 9Ot
a. m. and 200, 400 and Sis p m. Sun
davs 800 ana 1000 a. m.
FOR CAPE MAY, SEA ISLE CITY
OCEAN CITY.
Avalon, Stone Harbor, Anglesea, Wild
1 nd IsaIl Ian. III n m
m. and 40n p m. weekdays. Sundays
| 900 u. m.
For Some-s' Point Express, 800 a, m
| and 200. 400 and 5,i5 p. m. week days
Sundays. 900 and 1910 n. IN
The Union Transfer Company Will cal
for. and check baggage from hotels ant
residences.
J B. HUTCHINSON. J r. WOOD,
| t'~~~rsi Nsne0ev usn Peso Aw.ut
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worked in white upon blue and they are
most attractive There is blue npon
white in that most delightful comhina-
tion OF shades of blue which the Chime
csr know 50 well how to use. The de-
lightfu Chinese dragons in white on the
blue have color effect and style ul
their own.
Snch simple and pretty little gowns rs
one secs occasionally! 1hcr" were three
of them on the street yesterday which
were undoubtedly home made. must have
been inexpensive, and yet We're all that
On" could desire in n cool stylish little
frock. One was in that familiar pattern
of small black dot upon Il white ground
1t was made with 'louncr around the
skirt lca led by heading through which
was RIM il narrow black velvet ribbon.
Their" WAS yoke to the waist uf white.
which was run ~ close intervals with
perpendicular lines OF III" velvet The
waist around the edge of the yoke was
I Punished with heading like that on the
i skirt and run with tie black velvet anl
inIShcd oh each shoulder with Il ioscitt
Inf the same. fhGrc We're elbow sleeves
finished with the beading and vrlvrt and
'ong. black gloves covered the arms hr.
low them. The stock was Of the white
velvet run, and was finished III thu back
with u how Of India silk or ribbon of
ual" blue. and more of the blue was
rellud the waist and finished IN tn.
hack With similar bov. \ hlnck ha;
with plnmrs completed the costume.
\ pale gray silk ginghar with scli
Ioolor. rather large dots was even more
simply made. The skirt was finished
With 1--WE narrow rniilcs around the edge.
The waist which was hnttoned in Tho
back with pearl buttons was box plated
ahh the frcnt at the upper part box
lpl"it"a and hlouscd below It. Tho ~.
tnn" was finished with India silk ribbon
Of whit around waist aud neck rrd
finished each with bow in The back.
iWitn this wHs worn white hat.
The other gown was of pink muslin
mad" with q cream all.ovcr embroidery
vok" and elbow sleeves. The skirt was
finished with numtnr Of narrow it'll.
ruthless the pink waiSs was held over IN,
shoulders by straps of black velvet fo,u,
ing the only fastening over the cream
Yoke There was black velvet around iii,
waist and around the neck. \ black hnt
! iand long black gloves were worn with it
Charming Japanese baskets are in :
broad Japanese straw plated in anl on
ami forming something very much lik,
= he R"Stpn bag in straw. Some of tn,
! baskets ~" all in white and others hav,
Y som" "f th" straw Of n dark brown Shal,
J, lpnit" rs pretty as the all=whitc. Th,
y bags are as light MS feathers and eos
I from $l,25 up.
d Attractive things for the window com
II IN til" art muSlins. which are iirty inchr
\ wid" and in delightful designs anl colors
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The SIMS Eaiiy Bill OF Fare.
Monday, August 18th.
JITNCHEON

VI stuSuSt iSth.
LUNCHEON.
Cheese Custard. Whole wheat bread
Blackberries. Iced Chocolate.
DINNER.
Veal chops. Potatoes. Deviled Tomatoes.
Delicate clistard. Orange sponge cake.
Coffee.
BREAKFAST TOMORROW.
Muskmelon. fish creams par excel
lrnce. Hot gems with honey. Coffee.
RECIPES FOR TODAY.
De,iled Tomatoes-Ski and slice
thickly three solid tomatoes. Sprinkle
lightly with one teaspoon salt and fry
nice brown in two tablespoons of butter.
To what is left in pan add one-half ten-
spoonful dry mustard, half teaspoon salt
and dash of pepper. Beat lightly tho
yolk of one egg. add slowly one tahc-
spoon Worcestershire sauce, stir into the
other ingredients, cook and stir uEti,
thick; add two tablespoons lemon juice
and pour over tomatoes.
Delicate Water Custar,l-Beat we'll
four eggs add one scant cup sugar ar'l
beat again. Now add, drop by drop, one
half cup OF boiling water, bcatin. q, IL
stantly. Beat three minutes, add two
ana half cups more boiling water
Great care must be taken in adding The
first half cup. Add a pinch of salt, amy
ilayor Your desire, and cook in double
boiler until solid in the scItrc. The
water in lower dish must not touch thu
dish containing cistard. Put your dish
where you can see the water begin IL
bubble and keep it so. Must not noil
hard.
Fish Creams Par EXCellrncc-To one
half cup cream add half n cup white
bread crumbs and put over fire until he'll
ing hot. Remove ana beat in one e..
half teaspoon salt AMI saltSpoon white
pepper. Now add four mushrooms
chopped fine and on, cnp cooked hSh
free from bone and skin. faxed vrry
fine Pour into shallow pan, keep smo",h
aud even and not over on" inch thick
l'ut into ice box until morning. Will
cookie cutter cnt into rounds, egg and
criImb and set aside until you cut and
toast as many rounds of bread aS yol
have fish creams. Place on each ronnd
of toast a nice slice OF solid tomato. dust
lightly with salt and pepper AMI pm
small bit Of butter On each. Run into
hot over while you fry the creams IL
deep hot fat. Drain on brown paper M,
make Sauce of one tablespoon each ot
flour and butter and half pint Of milk
Stir Until smooth, add one saltspoon ot
salt. ani il dash of white pepper. Disf
the creams. putting one on each slice o
| tomato aud toast. Pour sauce over an,
around the creams and serve at once.
Cheese GiiStard-t'"t crust from hal
- loaf of bread. cut into very thin slices
and thcr into inch squares. Cut hal
pound cheese as thin aS wafer. Iu
layer Of bread in buttcrrd dish thcl
LAYER Of cheese splinklcd with salt an,
very little paprika. Use onc.half tea
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coRRuPrINo POLITICS.

Nirgiuia's Constitutional Convention
is deliberately corruptins politics. The
business OF this convention is, Of course,
the disfraurhi~rlncnt If the negro voter
principally hecausc he is Republican
Democratic politics. from Delaware ~
Texas has never been OF the Sunday
School order. Its characteristics hav,
been infamy and outrage. Delaware
knows something about ithas had
some experience, But it appears that
Virginia is approaching Il climax + all
that Is infamous and outrageous in her
attempt t0 rob the negro OF his citizen
shin rights. As Il matter of interest
hrrr-nhout, II may 10 said that Virginia
is approaching the Delaware idea, more
nearly than auy other Of the States
which to anticipate the result IT may
br Sct down i'll politics, rs elsewhere,
that like causes will produce like effects,
and what Virginia is doing, has produced
political evil Of every character and
degrcr, AMI if the plan is carried out. it
may br safely said that the people Of
Virginia are sowing to the wind, to
reap Of the whirlwind they are cor.
rUptng politics At lis fountain head
The Virginia plan is an improvement
ii outrage upon the Delaware plan. II
proposes a property qualification Of 5000,
the payment of a 81 poll tax at least Six
months before the election. and that in
addition the voter must he able to read
Or understand tho Constitution when
read. Without doubt that appeals with
great deal Of force to Delaware Demo
Gratis. With such an opportunity they
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FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway Express GAG D. m
daily. ,sleepers 70 Port Tampa. Augusta
daily, sieepers to New Orleans. ,s' Macon. on
Memphis, Nashville. via Asheviile and
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.--Tfxpress 1918 D. m.
daily. Seepers TO Charleston Macon and
Port Tampa; Los a. m, daily, sleepers to
Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesa pealse & Ohio Railway S.11 y. M.
daily, dining car and sleepers to Cincin-
natl.
Seaboard Air Line Railway Express
d,35 n. m, dailv. sleepers to New Orleans.
and Jacksonville. "Florida and Metropo-
Titan Limited" 400 y. M. daily, sleepers
to Jacksonville and Atlanta.
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BRIEF BUT BREEZY.

Strike.
Reform.
Dclmonico prices don't seem to make
Jail fare any better
The Concord Pike is full of incoming
tcainS-,lmp is over.
Reasoning may cure illusions hit il
cannot cure suffering.
The best love is the kind that shows it.
Srlf IN deeds not in oratorical effort.
Skipper Lawson. like the children. v; |
break NJ the toys thaf fail to work as he
wishes.
",harchrz Ia Femme" is the cry # the
detectives. lie found her with the lrdgr
out West
We hear the grizzlies ar" forming y
trlst-They heard Mor.nn's daughter
VAS coming to hunt them.
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DeAl,'~Ss,.oH' ..,' sa..l

Schedule In effect May 10. 1901.
All trains Illuminated with Pintscb
Ix) (D Express trains.
Trains leave Wilmington. Delaware Ave
si NJ 2 ~ ~:ss : asys ss; is 81 ss9
al%t. sS ss I'll .fss "a lasa No.. & B. %. sss sssssndsys &
PHiLApELPiiIA. week days, 500.
$50. $3.50. 72O. 800. '9.s9. '1052 1852 a. M M
e. is .2a 2t5 .sss u, ssis (Royai Llm!.ed
3d. 2 TSe IT. sSS SSs sss ,oss e' ss Il e. a. sana.sys m .s
AS. $50 .5,is (Royai Limited; ss5 .7as .77.
,s SseatsE :Is5 ysss isss a% DAYS ss ss g. ~
'ii.s5 a m: 2.45. 'S5S. 6.35. '74S. $50 .iS5s
p m.
xss asnss ess s sess ss,s ssss snd 1s ad p % sa"
days. Zso and 939 q m .5.1sp; m.
I vls.lS. xa85 and xs.55 p M m. sandsys. 10 "a =
Sea Isle CITY. week days, &c 50. a. M, xl2ls
xs.35 and x3,59p. m. suncays 295 D. m,
$40. aS7. $50 .{Royal Limltedy, 81 ~
mo1e pi m; sunday. .sMy e % KIN rSovsS vs s%
655 'SO4, '10.1S p. m.
Baltimore and way stations. 655 a. m.
sis p. M daily except Sunday; s6 a, m. %
EswsTs s g. WIZ lsss aasSi Ii, 1s s sss :;s @ \
D. m. Sundays. '4iS. sSO4, 96 a. M:
h2Ss; ;,. ,a57; ss5 sos 81 s. .io1s z; z; m.
r0.16 p. m. Sundays. ss.N a. M, .i6i
Chicago daily. .sM a. M. 4s7 D. m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, 4.1s a. m; /;
/. .t2.56 and '1016 D. m, daily.
Singerly accommodation, week days
IS a. m: 3.19. 610 p. m. Sundays, 9S a.
n: 655. S.42 p. m.
Landenberg accommodation. week DAYS,
LEkvE MxRISET' sTREET STATION
for Baltimore. week days, 245 p. M
| Tandenberg, week days, $40 a. m; 245,
40 y. m. sundays. 80 a: m: s55 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for viii
mington, week days, '3s5. $50: '7.so. 40 20.
. $50 '54s fRoyal Limited. SIS, GAS. s7 3n
, I'9.40 s11.35 y m Sundays. @335. F730 SO0
and 100 a. m.: @12.20 si37 Las 81 20
. .slS CRoyal Limited), SIS. '730, 74O, 70 40
, 30 p. m.
DeImarvia Telephone No. 1893
Rates to western points lower than via
! INV other line.
IT. A. MILLER. Passenger Agent WI
mington. Del.
. d. r. MARTIN. Man of Pass Trafia
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FOR THE WEST.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET s.
TIOM Pill "A DEL .PIIA

TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TION, PHILADELPHIA,
$40 q. m. daily. Pittsburg, chicago. Gin
cinnati, Louisville and St. Louis. CDin-
ing Carr
1O25 a. IN. daily, for Pittsburg and Chi
cago, mo coaches to Pittsburg) Lin
tied to two Buffet Parlor Cars.
l220 u. M daily, Limited" Pittsburp
Chicago, Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati.
Louisville and st. Louis. Dining Car. I,
u - p. m daily. Pttsburg and Cleveland
80 y. m. daily. Pittsburg. Chicago, Nash
vile (via CilicinnatD, Indianapolis. and
ST. Louis. Dining Carr
S2l p. m. Pittshurg Columbus, In
dianaDolis, Louisville and st. Louis
$50 p. m, daily, pitt4burg and Chicago
for Toledo, except Saturday.
il.05 u, N. daily. P!ttsburg. Cincinnati
and Cleveland
II 20 p, m. daily, Pittsburg. and Ch,csoo
daily for Knoxville, via Shenandoah
Valley Route; for Cleveland, except Sat
urday.
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FEMININE FRILLS.

\ iichu which is draped around thr
shoulders below the yoke Of the gown is
fastened where il meets in front and l.
caught in again at the waist, the ends fly
ing ont below.
Crepe de chine forms the tichu which
finishes II pretty gown af white muslin.
This is Worn over fpSr-colorrd Sllk
slip, ad is finished at the top and lower
edge of the iiounce with rose satin rib
bon, the ruiilrS Of the sleeves being fin
iShcd in the same fashion. The hchu Is
of the rose color. edged with white lace
and held III at tho waist with roses ri
the same shade II; those on the white
hat.
Secvclct is the rather appropriate
name by which the little putfcd addition
! 10 th" lower part of the sleeve is some
| times called.
How is this for holrro? 1t is made
Of white. lightweight cloth, possibly
cashmere or silk. reaches to the waist
line Of the gown. and is hung from the
| shoulders ~ lace or velvet with only Il
rrilliug of lace around the armhole. or.
If il has sleeves they ARE broad and flow
| lllS HIhl VI i'iA'.
4 trim little holrro Is II double garment
trst the short regular little boIero wnl
r"vers aud fancy buttons. ana helow that
4 ight-itting little under jacket reaching
to the waist line.
About the only real use for the Empir,
pctticoat. which combines Il bodice al,
skirt is 10 Wear with pretty lttl" nrgli
gees aud mntinrrS. which fastrn onl,
ones at the throat. They do not r,'v"
beneath the nllcnmpromising waist han.l,
sss
With the many uses Of silk ms trim
min. the effect of fouard is heing iric,
uron linen GOWNS. The tnffrta is al
right. hut the f"ulnrl if not proper'.
managed is doubtful.
! Heavy corded ribbon is being use,
abroad with good effect for trimming
! gowns and in the graduated widths
! which is applied in many ways.
! White is used for cycling for the W.
! men who still ride the wheel, and Il prett
= aud unique suit is trimmed around tn
! skirt with bands Of brown Holland Will
! the iacket has rrverS Of the same M;
n t"rial.
! Crctonnr applications seen at their he,
i arc IN Il charming silvcry gray coat wlic
Y has the rcvcrs cuffs. and collar 1f
\ manvr design upon white crctonne an
Z edged with II silver thread which Civ,
I the application the effect of running in,
+ the material.
Il There is q great bargain in gold an
Z" silver lace, or braid aS il is called to /
u had NJ town. Ii is only ten cents yai
s. in many different styles and widths. an
! il is said positively not to tarnish. On
E woman Saturday bought fifteen yards
u il for window curtains ana another In
# in supply for trimming gown lat.
d in tn" season. The braid is really beaui
q ful. ana in most attractive and Stylis
% patterns.
s Some Of the grass cloth table cpntr,
'e and tea cloths which have come in tn
year are in the Chinese embroidel
The sun., 1901-08-12
Another Bill for Commitments.

From Io Mbldlctowl l'rars,ript
.NhoHl 4 year a"u the old IcvS Court
refused lo lazy Mavur R0y,lS hill nf - ar
5000 fol commitments tu the Jail ~ nj
hr city pt New Castle Oll rucS,.y
of thit week th, hill ot Sheriff Mcdaniel
fur the quarter ending March 3la was
presented tp til" levy Cuut ara showed
that there Had hrru 3.13U commitments
tu Jail during The quarter of which III
rast 5000 wor" troni Now Castle. This
is an average Of over % per duy fur
every day IN the week. from II city Uf
about 5000 inhabitants aud only about
200 ~ an average Of per ,av from
th rest nf the county Including tlc city
M o,imin@tnm. This mere statement
should ANA dnrS prove concluSivcly that
there is Il fraud somewhere. At amy
rate j wns conclusive enough for thc
comptroller ~ rrfmS, Ia approve tlr
claim of the sheriff md thus throw til,
responsibility upon the Levy Court. This
opens anew iii" subject Of those commit
mrntS and affords tho .Ntotrnry General
ln"th"r avenue ot investigation. There
is no luliht that the county has paid out
mnY thousand dollars for commitments
ard hual,! nf prisoners. when the prison
crS had nothing Eut paper existence
NS The MAYOR receives forty cents for
committing - man To Jail. the sheriff
tiltY-thrrr cents for locking him III. and
a least two days board nmountng to
forty ccnts. tho total cost attached IL
racn commitment is 81 .33. Therefor" III,
| nnomt involved il the 1000 under nucs
/ tiOn is now less than $4,000 for three
/ months or $4,000 for ny ear
The sun., 1901-08-12
COMMENTS OF THE DAY.
Cause of the Blight.

l'r"m thr Union Republican.
hiGht seams to have struck tie 90.
'"rial columns "r TIVE down State .td-
ilrks sheets. i il tha "SeilowS or S:tl
Io~r scale? Evening loulal. Possibly
Is at" lo the loss oI The ,llilizrr win; h
waS l"ortlh acquired hy lhr Evening
.IOGil1iIl
The sun., 1901-08-12
DELAWARE DIVISION

For New Castle. s.1s a. M, sO3. 4O2 and
s5S y. m, week days,
For Lewes and Rehoboth. s.13 n. M.
i02 p. m, weekdays.
For Dover, Harrington and Delmar.
Sl3. 10.5S n. M. 402 6.5S. and III p. IN
Sundays 1911 p. m.
For Wyoming and way stations, 3.03 p.
M week. DAYS.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. 105S a. M, week
days and ~ II night daily