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Evening journal., 1903-09-15
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TION. PHILADELPHIA,
FOR THE WEST AND NORTH.

40 a. M daily. pittsburg Chlcago, IN
dlannuulls and Louisville. dining Car.l
10. b "a. M, daily for Pittspufs' Cnicsso
indianapolis and Louisville. 1Dinina
ln'G 4. m. daily. Plstsburg, and cieve'
is'96 o. m. daily. "st. Louis Limited
Pittsburr. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. ant
ST.. Louis. dining caro- ,.,.., .
%. 40 p; m. daily ienns.yivania i'n,l1iedd Taiedo
and Detroit. Dining caro- ,.,
is0 %. m. daily, pittsburR, ChicnHo
Louisville Cvia clncnnatQ. Indianapolis
and ST. Louis. Dining Car)
f03 p. m. daily, from Germantown Juno
don "Chicag0 Limited" PlttsDurg.
chicago. Toledo, and Cleveland. (Din'
SIS p. m. daily, pitts5urg. Columbus,
Cincinnati, indianapolis Louisville and
st. Louis. For Gary, W. Va. (via shen-
andonh valley ROutel.
$50 p. m. daily Phishurg and Chicago;
for Toledo. except saturday. .,.,
u ;g5 p. m; daily. Pitisours' Cleveland
I1.10 p. M. daily. pittsburR and Chicago;
daily for Knoxville. via Shenandoah
valley Routo for Cleveland, except sat
i25 a. m. daily. Lock Haven Express.
$3.50 a. m. week days Kane Express.
II 90 a. M. week days, Elmira and Remove
$50 y. no. sundays willamsport Express.
$50 p. m. week days, Williamsport Tx
70 p m. daily. Erie Express.
u 20 p. m. daily, Erie Express.
Cumberland valley r. r.. f.25. $40 1l.io
q. M, $50, S.5 and 20 p. M. week
days. Sundays. s. % and II 20 D. m.
FOR BUFFALO,.
Via Emporium Junction. $50 a. m. and
SOS d. M, daily.
VIA Cananda,gua. $50 a. m. week days
$50 p. M, except Saturday. and liz
p. nl. daily.
90 Dining Car.
90 Accommodation Trains.
on limited Express. Vcstihule Parl0l
Cars. Nestlbulo Passenger Coaches. anC
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company vii
call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences.
For further Information. passengers are
referred to the ticket agent az the sta
iiOn.
w. w. ATTERBURY. j. r.. WOOD,
Gen. Manager. pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
Evening journal., 1903-09-15
For the Nervous Woman

A specialist in nervous diseases says
that women do not sleep enough. The
average woman needs at least nine
hours rest each night. IL Is her frailty,
contends this authority TO grudge her.
SELF this time Of repose and to delay re-
tiring In order to finish up some piece
of work. a
She viii rush and hurry all day long,
md then when the household is hushed
in slumber az night. she viii sit 20 read
the daily paper, thinking she viii not
have 70 pay for tho time she Is stealing
from the health giving sleep that comes
before midnight. Then there has to be
considered the woman who cannot sleep.
She should rigoroaaly take enough
physical exercise each day TO induce
healthful fatigue. She should eat sim
pie easily Gigested food. avoiding tea
and coffee later than her breakfast
hour. A tepid bath taken Just before
retiring has a sedative effect but hot
bath is stimulating. and should not be
taken at night by nervous subjects.
Evening journal., 1903-09-15
Alcohol for Insomnia

An alcohol rub at bedtime win go far
toward breaking up insomnia. Let the
rubber begin with the forehead and tom
pies Of the sleepless one. paying particu-
lar attention TO ohe spine and back OF
the neck. Rub the alcohol gently. but
irmy. into the body, working gradually
iown to the feet, and probably the patient
viii fan asleep before the rubbing Is COM
pleted. One night or even one week OF
rubting would not be likely to bring back
permanent habits Of sound, healthy slum-
Der. but each night there Is gain to-
ward the normal equilibrium Of the nerves
and a month Of alcohol rubs should put
one in a position to do without external
helps of any kind.
Evening journal., 1903-09-15

together over the fire; when smooth
add one and one-haf cupfuls OF milk;
stir until boiling; add half level tea
spoon Of salt and a little pepper; turn
the timbales from the mould and pour
the sauce around them.
Lemon Pudding.
Mix yolks Of four eggs with four ta-
blespoonfuls Of sugar; add juice Of one
lemon and two tablespoonfuls OF water;
cook In double boiler until thick; fold
in the beaten whites of the eggs. to
which has been added two tablespoon
fuls Of sugar.
Rice Mullins.
Beat the yollSs Of two eggs; add to
them one cupful Of cold boiled rice one
cupful of milk. two tablesDoonfuls of
melted butter, and one level teaspoon
of salt: pour this upon one and one
half cupfuls Of sifted flour; beat the
mixture we'll; add the whites OF the
eggs beaten stiff, then add two level
teaspoonfuls Of baking powder; mix
carefully; fill buttered muffin pans
two-thirds fgll; bake in a quick oven
twenty minutes. These are always a
little moist but very delicate.
Evening journal., 1903-09-15
hIes. rHEopoRE surno.

build spend in bringing up a family.
llndreds who have never seen her
I've received letters from her. and she
IS made their compositions known
|nply as q labor Of love.
Mrs. Sutro formed the first library Of
3men's music. She sent to Atlanta,
. Is said, 1900 musical compositions
women and the photographs of all
. principal women composers of the
Sited States. Then she organized a
sdonal association of women compos-
which has since taken the name
= the Women's Philimantic society.
e also organized the women's mu-
+ al clubs of the country into ma
hal federation. This might seem
By now, but then the names OF the
bs had to be discovered. and four
Iretaries were kept busy day and
.ht with the correspondence. The
Grafton was Incorporated in Chicago
is07.
rs. Sutro is chairman Of the music
lmittee Of the New York College
bmen's club, treasurer of the Society
3 the Improvement Of Labor. a m
of Sorosis, the Press club and other
Eanizations. She does q great deal
q the poor.
Hrs. Sutro is also an artist of no
an ability, a number of her paint
s having been accepted by the Ma
pal academy.
Evening journal., 1903-09-15
wh,s,s Holders.

Ordinary butchers cuffs can be con
verted into attractive hair receivers OF
whisk holders. To make the former cut
a piece Of cardboard to flt the bottom.
Then make a rufile OF silk I'm a shade
to harmonize with the color OF the
room. Sew around the top and bottom
with a strap Of the silk tucked on either
side for n hanging. A large bow ar
ranged in the center OF receiver adds
TO its attractveness. The whisk hold
ers are made IN similar manner, omit
ting the cardboard.
Evening journal., 1903-09-15
MRS THEODORE sUTRo.

Doctor o.. 1f-sfc, Dacz,c1or of Law
ans a~s-kety Woman.
Mrs. Theodore Sutro O. New York Is
lot on'y a doctor Of music, but a bach
lor of law as well. Mrs. Sutro grad
|ated at the head Of the nrst law class
h the world composed exclusively of
'romeD.
Mrs. Sutros is a remarkable woman.
liver since she was seven years old,
khen she heard her father say that
Pwomens brains were deficient. that
hey had given their lives to music,
shd yet rOt one composer Of music
4 lpuld be found among them," she has
sevoted herself to the work Of stimu-
Wing other women who have the
Sacred fire. TO compose music. Not
Aving any children Of her own. she
S spent as much money in helping
&omen composers as many people
Evening journal., 1903-09-15
HonneworI. AthIeticn.

HOuaeWOrk AfnleIAcHs
weeping is the twin sister Of golhng
h bewitches the same identical mus
i into play to create superb shoul-
IS and handsome arms, two cardinal
nts in beauty's compass
Bed making is an all around gymnas-
movement; mattress turning devel-
shoulders, torso and the four limbsi
regular arrangement Of counter
ne and pillows cultivates the eye and
sense Of symmetry.
floor scrubbing. like lawn tennis, is a
F violent and not to be tried unless
is certain about her heart. At first
5 a sore trial and tribulation to the
ees, but after practice yields a subtle
isfaction of back and abdominal mo-
ns all its own.
IS for dusting, It needs a hymn to
Elf to review all its merits athletic.
-st the duster goes down on all fours.
n she is upon tiptoe, then she twists
4.self into all manner Of impossible
Bitions to reach the corners Of the
niture. first she is on one knee, then
the other, and when she is done she
set going all the muscles and ten
rs that she owns into a magnificent
lee of physical culture.
&,ven the ugliest duckling Of homely
iisework is transformed into a beau
ll swan when it is seen through the
klete's overwhelmingly, washing
ID wiping dishes, which beautify
ns. fingers and wrists; the water
h lends suppleness to the joints of
fingers and the wiping is especially
bd for elbow movement
Itwo cautions for housework gym
ITS: DO the movements as other gym
It's do their movements, with a cur.
t Of fresh air flowing through the
ms which are your gymnasium and
lctice 10 use the left arm and th'
ole left side as much as you use the
ht side.-Chicago Tribune.
Evening journal., 1903-09-15

Of IT, said Blunt, speaking to me. ''but
your two servants are capital hands at
the violin and cello. They come around
to nay house for a trio sometimes when
they get Sunday or"
rang the bell. and Porldn again ap-
pcared
Mr.. Blunt tells me you play the vio-
lin. Parkin." / said. "rleasc ask VII
liam to bring his cello aud let as hear
a trio"
"Yes. SIR" answered ParlSin. as plac-
idly as II / had ordered whisky and
soda.
He returned almost Immediately,
bringing his violin. William followed
him. Apparently disturbed In the act
OF blacklng boots. his hands and arms
bore unmistakable signs OF his employ
ment this evidence being eked out by
a large black smear down one side OF
his nose. He carried his violoncello In
one hand and his bow In the other.
"You did not tell me you played the
cello" said 70 william. Il want
you 10 show this gentleman how three
Americans can play this trio OF Sme-
tana. DO you think you can manage
~"
handed him the music which / had
taken from the bookcase. lie laid
down his bow and rubbed his land
on his trousers before turning over the
leaves with a gingerly thumb and fore
finger.
'It looks rather stin. but I'll have a
go at II. SIR"
The technical difficulties OF this TO.
mantle work Of smetana are extreme,
even when they are familiar. but to
render the composition at sight with
the freedom and abandon which At de-
mands might fairly be deemed impos-
sible. Nevertheless on this occasion
the astounded professor heard per
formance wherein the complete mas.
terry Of the several Instruments was
surpassed by tho unanimity aud poetry
OF the rendering.
TrepanowsEi declared be had never
heard snch an ensemble. His adm,rn-
tion was SO frank and general that /
began to have scruples OF conscience.
1t was too late TO go back, however. /
pressed him TO play. ID declined 20.
litely. but firmly.
dismissed the performers with
thanks for the exercise OF their skill.
the professor adding many compl-
ments both intelngible and otherwise.
When we found ourselves alone Ire
pnnowskl remained silent.
1T Is meryeilleuxg' he calculated at
length. what then are your public
artists like?T
"You have heard D'EusenT I IN
qulred In turn.
"Ja, ia. lie Is magnidqucr
well, he left America Why did he
leave England? You shall answer the
question for yourself"
lie gave another shrug.
Il shall think; | shall write 70 you.
one thousand time thanks"
i insisted on seeing him TO the sta.
ton. On the way he was wrapped In O
gloomy silence. Only when we arrived
on The platform did he recover little.
A harsh voiced porter was calling out
the various stopping places Of the I'm.
coming train. The professor touched
him on the shoulder.
MY friend, what instrument 90 yor
blayir be asked sadly
The porter looked at him in surprise
"Chicago express he said from shee
habit and passed on.
1 parted from the professor witt
mingled feelings. l had begun to Tx,
him. When I returned home / fount
my three friends, H S, f. II. and
T. w IAN intelligent public viii al
the blanlEs), engaged on a Beethoven
trio.
heard from Trepanowsld IN due
time. but his letter was dated from po.
land He had decided not to try bis
fortune In America.
Evening journal., 1903-09-15
Philadelphia and
Reading Railway
Wilmington division.
Timetable Ia effect June 26.

Trains leave Wilmington, (King street
station), for Elsmcre Junction, Mont
chanin, Wintcrthur, Guyencourt, Gran
epue, Cossart. Chadd's Ford Junction,
Pocopson. West Chester, Embrecville,
Mortonville. Coatesvillc and intermediate
stasions, daily, except Sunday, at 7.3s a.
m, daily a.Io and 4,5o p. m. Sunday
only S.Ioa. m.
For Suplcc. Elverson and intermediate
stations, daily, except Sunday. at 7.ss a.
M, daily, 2.lo and $50 p. m. Sunday
only s. 10 a. IN.
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and
intermediate stations, daily, except Sum
day at 7.35 a. ni and 2.Io p. M. Sunday
only at $40 a. IN.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
From Chestnut street aud South street
Ferries.
Evening journal., 1903-09-15
For Early Fail

lene and the mark Of the gasolene af-
terward taken out with a little alcohol
and water. If the ribbons are wound
smoothly on a bottle it win not be
necessary to press them with a hot
iron, and they viii look like new after
cleaning.
Evening journal., 1903-09-15
To wash sS1z unssrwrar.

White silk underwear should be
washed IN warm water good yellow
soap being added to make a lather. Do
not rub hard and do not use a wash.
board. The garment should be passed
through a wringer, not wrung by hand
so as to avoid twisting. Rinse, using
a little bluing. and pin on towel tC
dry. The towel may be hung with the
other clothes on the line.
Evening journal., 1903-09-15
Some Timely Recipes
EGG Timbales.

Beat three eggs a little; add 10 them
half teaspoon OF salt. a little pepper
and few drops OF onion Juice, one
teaspoon Of chopped parsley and three
fourth cupful of milk; butter six TIM
bale moulds or one mould holding one
pint; turn IN the mixture; put the
moulds in a pan OF hot water; cook In
the oven until firm In the centre: serve
with a cream sauce made with three
level tablespoonfuls Of butter, three
level tablespoonfuls Of -four; stir these
Evening journal., 1903-09-15
Sure Cure for Dandruf

A prominent hairdresser recently
confided to a newspaper woman the
following recipe which he vouches for
as "a certain cure for dandruff: Mix one
teaspOorful of powdered borax, half a
teasnoonful flour OF sulphur. six ounces
Of rose water and one ounce Of spirits
of rosemary. Shake well together and
use as a shampoo, rubbing well into
the sCalD.
Evening journal., 1903-09-15
Eor Tire South.

Atlantic Coast Line. Express 12.S p.
m. and l2. as night, daily.
Southern Railway. Expires b'uO a. M
lnd f.3l u. M. daily.
Seahoard Air Line Railway. -Expresa
200 "a. M. and f.Os D. M, daily.
Norfolk and Western kalWay.-fof
Memphis and New Orleans. 6.S p. mn
daily.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway .-Express
u.0i a. m. week days. SIS D. m, daily
Evening journal., 1903-09-15
rIoverpofs ON Glass.

An experienced flower grower who
has her plants scattered through the
rooms on tables and stands says she
has found a square of glass makes the
most effective support for howerpo'
or jardiniere. The glass saves the pol
ished wood or bit OF embroidery, and It
does not conceal them
Evening journal., 1903-09-15
n.htn Nnnerx.

|oiored naDery is allowable at break
L and luncheon. but never at dinner.
tile starch should be used IN launder-
white linen. A handsome mono
m embroidered in white In one cor
is all the ornC nentation that is per
bsible on either tablecloth or nap
Evening journal., 1903-09-15

FDaily. : Sundays. I WeckdaV3.
South ST., $50. South ST., $50.
South ST., 400. d South St. AIS.
South ST., $50. oSaturdays only. : Sroo
Excursion.
Detailed time tables at ticket once,
18TH and Chestnut SITS, S34 Chestnut St.,
zoos CHESTNUT ST., COG South 81 ST., 3967
Market St. and at stations.
Union Transfer Company will call for
and check baggage from hotels aud resi-
dcnccs.
A. 4. DICE, EDISON ]. WEEKS,
Gen'l Supt. Gen'l pass'r Agt
Evening journal., 1903-09-15
BALTIMORE &0si o
RAlLROAD.
scneduls IN sfrsct Nay h. isw
AL trains sllurn1n efef With P1utoeh

=" -" -"
Schedule IN sfrscs May h. ism
Al trains srumin zfe1 uith Pantssk hsss.
Trains iesve wiinuinktoz. Dslavers ave-
NAV YoRie. week <ayp. o.m ~
'lo;Ss A. T.; IN. sa.so. '6.ls (Royal LIN
ted( az, 'le ff,ep. IA. Sundays. et.2A
80 .i an. ;.ss.s0. s5.ke (aoyl binA-
PHILADELPHfA. weea aays, s.ss
;s0 ~ 80, " 2. %. 70: :5s lo.b7 q. n
days s5.2s 7.s0. as4. ;eD. 80 8. t.sSa.
M; '9.So. $50 IS ~ QMvsa r.i-i.eI). 1.0s.
Chester. week days, So ,s.g. s.s. s.w.
$40. sle.5s. f9tl a. M; si.l5. zoe. <E8 0.E,
$40. =. AZ, s10.b5 p. IA. HurfRva 720 $50
y % .1o.S 'i1.s5 a. m.s 40. ia, 10. e.ta'
Xfiantic city. week dav-. SIS. end ., 40
3. m; San. = 25. $50, sk.fJ .. n, fnoyai
Lirmitedl sunday 1.zo a. 80. .a.' 80 p n.-
~ a. m; 's.e9 .. ra. Snrdaye. 72o a. m;
'ifs Sea Isie n. CITY. week sayp. q 4 a. N.
Baltimore End Washington week Gays.
| t.l& SILT, e11.1 a. "a; T.22, s2.H, p ~,
SO ,s;2o CRoYal .:s'7.sted)' g $50; 1o.i9 z
80 $40 CRoyal Liniitadl, So. 'ls,N
s.ss a. M; s,2o p. m. sandays s.ls a. m.i
Newark week days, ef.l2, e.M, sS.i
l0.oS. ssilu a. m; > "a, $50, sl.b1, ST.
.b.ul. pQ.lo y. m. Sundays s4.1S T.1e f.ia
a.. m. p, 6.57, SOL. n.so p m.
PlttsburS, week days. ss f6 q. m.1 sa.t4,
Il99I9 p. m. Sundays. sis a. ms 's.fa|
chicago. daily. sis a. M: s1.se , M.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, e8.1e q. m.l
| y. y, 1910 y. m. daily.
aingerly accommodation, week Gays,
s.5s l0,es' a. m; so o.lt p m, Sundays
s.le a. M; e.s7. u.s0 .. 70
Landenhurg accommodation. week days
Wv m. $50, 500 p. m, Sundays. ISIS
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR wnmfna-
ton week days. sS.3b, ZOO. f7.f0. 9.i6 30. ~
i a.. mi 100 lt.fS 1.b2, f.i5, s3.08. a. "a
oo0. '5O 81. (Roya Lmited). 500 8. ~
'l.9d, =, 81. 'li.35 p. m. Suudaya, 49, 7.1lk
/ 100, $40 a. m; e1c.tS 1.b2. 215. e3.0S $50
'5.is CRoyal Limited. s.l5. '7.2s, s9.s7, le.3
p. m.
Royal Limited" Is composed erciu.
tirely OF Pullman parlor. observation ana
dining cars. No extra fare except rcEulaN
Pullman charge.
4 pelmarvia Telephone No ias A.
/ p. and A. Telephone No. 1893 A.
Rates to Western points lower thar S18
any other line.
n. A. MILLER.
travelling Passenger Ancnt.
/ Market Street Staticn. WilmMgtrF1 ~
ID. and A. Phone No. f7bs a..
/ D. b. MARTIN NJ. Of r. r..
g. W. BAssErr. O. p. n.
Evening journal., 1903-09-15
Pennsylvania Railroad
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE and
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
- - - -I--.-------l ! -

Schedule ia effect September a. 1904.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
t5, 7.42. 40, $50, $50. 300 9,s5. 1000,
l0. so. Ills. 1882 ll.45 q. "a, s'l2 49, NJ no.
so. 81, i2.32. 800. 3.ll. 400. s.5f, COS.
o;e'' e,vs' o.So' iv,sS' co o'.S' 60 500, 9.e-.
'a M. i2ii. Isl goo. 500. Htc, IA.
is is.as' as & e.o; e'ae tlg: IS 800 s.oa, s.le,
For Chester. i9 40. l6.l0. 1880, Y 7.o5.
~, ilo. S.Oi. $50. 800. 1856, 1000. l0.50.
i5 lls i,;2 li;45 a. in'', i2-so 80. e.
$50. 9,13 1890 and III p. M wecl,
Jays; l.i9. 4.21. l1I0. 1910. 300 a.e5 and
80 M. na.ii. ~. !2;oe; 800. 400
|. .s4. Sis e.o7' l7.ls, s.os' 1000 and ~. .ot
E5f New York ohrovsh expressl. 10
Slg 9.52, li.i5 a. M .''l2.le. l;N' 81.
ia 2ib 9.S5. 'ii. i5 a. M; 'i.s7. 500. e.O7
20, T.lO. a.i6 y. M. Sundays.
For New York connecting at Philndel.
phla), i.ia. 3.i9 4.co, !7.oS (connectng ai
Yves, iniiiasaeipnlsa); ,s la e;so % 81 wy a A Y
5. .05 G.07. sc 20. a. dig 400 tconnectl
az West Phlladelphla) week days. 1.l9
@ @ s5G & e7 70 sig 80 p ~ :. io sis Y ~ ana % MO G
n. N; Sundays Connects at West Phna
end 500 y. m. week days, 500 y. m. sun
For Newark Center and intermcdiat
stations. 7.25 a. m. and 6.42 p. m. weel
baltimore and Washington. is.ts. ~
1.it 500 o. TO- noIo aud ~ .0l a. m, ~ NJ
s12.95. stti i5 sl.E0. 3.5t. i.0S. b.25
Cos 'G9g. 80. So n ~. ss15 p. m. an
l2ls ncht. week days. 12.tS. 430, 1.l5
.00 unIH a. MI. 1905 ~ 35. Il so. a.5i
t.0S b.25. G.o2. s6.SS 7.Si. Sis p. M, an
ll2.iS nights. Sundays.
Baltimore and intermediate stations
,2.ed. Nf 1913. u. m. week days. ant
lN.l3 %. m. Sundays.
For Lake Placid OhrouEh sleeping Carr
3.ll p. m. Mondays. Wednesdays ant
Fridays.
Evening journal., 1903-09-15

Iattails dried and pulled apart into
yn are said to make a capital filling
soft pillows. This cattail down doe.
absorb dampness, neither does Il
Er grow moldy.
Evening journal., 1903-09-15

The peculiar thing about the Indiana
woman's eighteenth suit for divorce is
that she is not on the stage
Evening journal., 1903-09-15
paIawnre pIvlsIon.

FOR New Castle. 72S, SOS a. m. a,oi
to2 and 6.5l d. M. week days.
For Iowcs and Rohohoth, SIS a. m.
and 4.O2 D. m. weekdays
For Dover, Harrington. and Delmar'
12S SOS. l0.5S a. M. f.02 O.bl week days.
md l2W night, daily.
nor wyoming and way stations. s.oi ,.
m., week days. 49,. ,,.,..
Exprcss for Cape Charles. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. 1853 a. m. week
days and ~ .0i night daily.
Fer Atlantic City.
Connecting at Philadelphia. Broad
street station. d.3o SOi O.. M, ~. l6 (Snt-
urdnya onlyl. l.ai 3.i. and eVi p. M
sundays.
Evening journal., 1903-09-15

little salt is added to cooked fruit,
ecially il it is to be made into tarts,
flavor Of the fruit will be greatly
l~oved
Evening journal., 1903-09-15

Let, Ike court plaster and canned
b. is a good thing to have around
house.
Evening journal., 1903-09-15
M. M.J.DOugherty
Special Bargain
Sale Of Silks.

yard wide extra quality black
silk SI.Io. reduced from Sr.5o.
/ yard wide black peau de sole
SI.Io.
One lot Of fancy Persian stripes,
all colors, SOC.
One lot OF white fancy stripes at
48c.
One lot of fancy stripe wash
silks, 35c.
One lot of white wash silks at
.S5c'
One lot of fancy silks in white,
black and colors at z5c.
One lot of heavy black satin 1
yard wide S5c, reduced from Sr.zS
80 in. heavy bla~k satin, 4oc.
One small lot OF remnants at ISc
and roc.
This sale tegins Today aud will
continue all week until lot is sold
Evening journal., 1903-09-15

Fater should be used when 1t hrst
Is, or 1t becomes fat -
Evening journal., 1903-09-15

Leave .'hnadelnhla. Broad Street sta
if0 ll.t3. S.82 ia1a 10 10, 1920, 10 .ah
i.a3 M. 1886. iis u2s. 21a. $50, 2 gE
f0i. N0f f.46 H.ie. 5.o1 h.25, l5.2i
and ~ 3s p. m. week days, 3.45, f.a5. Z 70
'S.a5 ml2, 10.a5 it23 a. m., l2.p. III
l2.a2. 3.l2. t.ie o.oi, s.25. 1918 80 80
is 3S itn. .2o n 9f and ii1.3S p. m. sundays
From West Philadelphia. 1901 and III o'
a. M. S.25. b.55. and 6.la p. m. wecls days
is.0l and i1.55 a. M. 3.25 and $50 y. m
Sundays.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-31
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. July 30.--The weekly return of the Bank
of England shows the following changes: Total re-
serve decreased 1857 900; circulation increased 1855
600: bullion decreased f49420; other securities in
creased Il 91 900; other deposits increased Il COO
public deposits decreased 1901 900; in reserve
decreased 1889 900; government securities unchanged
The proportion of the Bank Of England's reserve
10 liability this week is 1915 cent against 51St
per cent last week and compares with decline
from 51z per cent to As per cent The rate Of dis
count is unchanged at per cent
Paris. July 30-The weekly return OF the Bank OF
France shows the following changes: Notes in cir
culation increased 50 3650O00 francs; treasury ac-
counts current increased 100000 francs; gold or
hand decreased 100000 francs; bills discounted de-
creased 126250o0 francs; silver on hand increased
$50 600 francs