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Evening journal., 1888-06-02
ITEMS or tNrEREsT.


Button wrrte in lace run s; Alexander
Nnmas 4, ris shirt sleeves.
didine on Glass, Bucso-, 4Os shipieygt
g etrv, when c0noosirg, hraskfasted
al tonh e'ffse, and taen applied himse'i
~ and night To hls plsno
Iadies' and Cents Gold rms Silver Watches.
'lil ard + Davis No Q Els' Second s..
People who bsve Flcrida send lots TO sell
vow that Itote isthe hest In the Uaion. II
,earn the palm sny way.
mr.. Biochsoms office is at N. Z. corner 81 end
West sts.
Bacher, Painter, 400 shipey ST '
Hosting safe seams 10 be about the
Nost unsefe business Imaginable for the
'aople In tho nsighborhood
Trunks and Bags nt Yerger's 4O7 Shipley
n.
A drunken man should not resent being
aughei at. He makes butt OF himself.
James Harding, Merchant Tailor, No
''G French st Wilmington. Del.
cm,sr overcame the Nervii The pro
cription or special course OF Treatment
hat he used has not come IN the knowi-
dge of modern specialists OF nervous dis
ass
At the new store. N. w. Coz 81 end Orange.
heap Dry Goods and Trir minFs Il Wyatt.
sar,i. the musician. comp ,sed only IN
'arknsss
Geo. W. Jackson for Coroner.
Did the Methodist Conferences horrov thu
lea Of the twc-thiris rule from the Dem
'cratlc Nstlonol Convantlong The Metho-
ilstl might have sought precedont in .
hotter quarter.
Show Cards. Bueher, 4O6 ehipley So.
A dynsmite bin has been introduced IL
ne United States Senate II 1t had been
,vnamite bomb it would have met with o
'insrent reception.
G. w. jackson. Rnl Poster and Distribu-
Or, Wilmington, Del
Schiller, before composing, put bis feet
n cold water.
Leonard Heiss the Tailor. Es Sd.
The fat woman is a chair full creature. -
Washington Critic.
We are closing out our stock Of goods tc
quit business. 1t win nay you to come and
sc cur bargains ri. r. wyats, lls W. 2i
It.
Tdrgot never worked but when he he'd
lined heartily.
Riding Saddles and Brides for Dacora-
ton Day at II. YerGerp, 4O7 Shipley st.
VoItaire had in bis room. sometimes, fiv'
iesks. az which he pursued different tssks
VIM. Reuzie, Merchant Tailor. s W, Cor. e.
ard shiy lev Sta Cents clothing cleaned dye z
eoured, eltered and raDais ed SnecisltY "
pants TO order. from So up. Suits from Sls
ur.
woman is mons counselor y says 81.
vine. Psrhaps that explains why her fees
are 80 notofiously high Blnghamton Ex-
Ursss.
Bucher, Sign Painter. s0s shipley st.
There ia one tree sheltered bench in Gen.
tral Park on which the weary pedestrian
may almost fancy hi nself at the seasbore.
He Hnda himself sitting by a beach, a crab
on one side. an Euglsh 'elm on the other
and big green hay before him.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02

party, and no more charming
way can bs found to introduce a
friend into social circle. The cup that
cheers loosens thoughts and sets the tongue
in motion, and she 10 not woman who
does not eni1y conversation The plane OF
tis conversation will be upon the level OF
her thought. but that, thanks to tie pro.
gTeas of intellectual and moral culture
among women Is eerly tskinz bis her tone.
Those OF a niightisr mould. who took down
disia'nfullg on a feminine lurch party,
would te surprised enough could they lis
tan, unseen TO many modern talk around
the dainty board. Science, ethics. philen-
tbropy, art aud sociology have here found
elrqlent exposition from those whose lips
are scaled in mixed gatherings, or when
uuexhilarsted by the contact with those in
whoae society they feel free from re-
streint aud criticism. Mail aud Express.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
Thn Renfinel.

With messursi traai alorg bis lon " beat
At twilight, dawn, or Ia TIE derSsom,
nigh,
Or whon Of noon tho sun. with grcwirs
heat,
Lets fall si' saszing llsht,
The vo'chtnl sentinel, up eni down th,
P-ces e,tta weary ,eo' the ' e'd iuz ssps
While ihe seit waves, Win deep ana suller
rosr
Shout boareely 20 tbe lend.
he sres tho CITY. distant, su' spd gray,
rs qnaint old roofs and slender, cuperiug
spires.
When darkly painted at the o.,ss OF day
Agsinst the sunset hres.
A night he sees the hsavens all spongIe,
der
With ehiciog gems like bright watch ere,
huru:
And though far of. on hostile shore,
His thoughts to home will turn.
Or may ba. IA the pitiess. cold storm,
While N ans tbs wind hike some poor
soul IN pain,
With dropping hoad and weary. beude d
form.
BE braves the psl,ing rain.
And ia bis mind there wells picture fair.
cottage room With walls liks Yurest
snow,
Apd round the hoarthstons friendly faces
there
Shine in the Gree warm glow.
And roay children climh uoon her kuoe--
Wi emiiing face LOCKE GA tho egea
dame
They. laughing. clap their LITTLE hauda 10
els4.
Aud sWeotly lisp bis name.
So fades the picture: each loved form il
nsi--
Thas wuking vision, beautiful, yet brlsf
And np the tesch with aolic, steady tread
Comes On the brave Relief
Then or bis bed, whlla falls the chilly rain
Aud other sentinels their vigils keep,
Sweet thoughts Of home 10 Il tting through
his brain,
Aud fills his dreadful sleep.
IN. " Mall aud Express
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
xoss-known Persons.

Bossuet wrote 10 ID room, with bis
bead warmly enveIoped.
Michael Anssio. Leonardo da VincI. I'll
tien, Rgbsns, passed from the chisel to the
pen or the brush
Colonel T W. Higginsou win next week
daliver q commencement address at the
State University OF Kansas
THE Alta Cahforrisp tells that not long
$50 some tourists from he + 'st callfd to =
uoan who vss digging 10 Josqlln Miller's
0srdea. nsar Fruit Vale, and deaired 10 bo
shown over the place The man dropped
his pick ard very patiently showed the gar
rulous party the crfmnt3ry. tho water
works. the wolf den, and all they desired 30
see. Bat they cxpre'std dresdful dissp-
pointment at not having found the poet et
home "Now look here old fellow, y
said the leader of the party as they
were Roing, 70 thu mao. who wss ab Mt 60
resume hts pick, 'what sort ~ looking
men Is Joaquin Miller, snyho~p "well
he looka like me-" wss the quiet answer
Like youi Looks like soui" "Yea; em
Jlequln Miller.n
Decidedly, srys the London Star, toe
star OF tho Iisripgsr family is 10 the ascsn-
dan'. On the very aftorBoon when, as the
''Reol L'ttie Lord Fauatleroy, - MISS Vera
Berinaar wns rivalllng tho exploits Or such
other juvenile celebrities os Josef Hof
m4n, Otso Hoansr aud Miuuis Tsrrv.
her father the well-hnowl pisnlss nn4
founder 1f the excellent "Aca6caiy fos taa
higher Development of Pisnofofta Play
ing" wos gieing su Interesting % cert at
81. Jamess Hall Mr. Oscar Beriorer "a e
t.il, spare man rf fortf-faur eha cop, O
'iste oni wears spsctaclfs Hin bar. mus.
ticho and fmall whiskers nre oil og the
same light brown color Mr. Berineer wss
horn 10 Bedcn aud stuiied 40 Laipsic an8
betlin. Both be and on cl8ar brother
Robert, flrss appeared as pienists az the
Cryss1l Palace concerts ia 1861. Mrs.
Beringer ia a fair wornnn Of. We are told.
scandinavian extraction. She has htoTnry
tastes, AMI hkg written more than one
book, es, for irstsnce. her story OF musicol
lie. "A Lett Hendei Marriage BY tie
su,cess Of their littls daughters. Vera and
Esme tho bssingsrs have b. come con
nected with tae stage as we'll as with mus C
and letters.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
WHAT "LUNoHEON, MEANS.

Reeo 90 Nh6se who
Give Them and Hat T0em.
To mention the word Luncheon is to CAL
NJ pic:use Of rest aud qllet and home
IKE peace Once mora the busy wheels Of
10 cease to whirr, and il, golden grain OF
worthless cAaff remains undifturSe1. The
carpenter beside the idle plane, the
mason with his brick and mortar. farmer
oy his patient borse, the needlewomsr
raising a weary fscs from her iutarmiD
abls work. ali pause for she grateful hour
4 luncheon.
Within the home where peace and order
raign, the cloth Is neatly spreai and the
dishes tiiily arranged for even moreel O,
toast ard cup OF tea. Perhsps cloth a.
yellow or a cloth OF pink or crimson IL pro-
vided for this meal with napkils to match
Ia that case the dishes onght to ba white.
Porcelain, by the way, is mltier Of
choice with the housekeeper Fashion
changes; beauty remains the sAme. Nam
0erless forms and combinations cf colors
sre always to be found. the choice q, PEND.
ing upon extent OF taste no less than OF
purse. Every year there Is a larg,r var
iety, sicce skilled native workmen are he
coming mora skillful still, and cur Ameri
can wares now vie In every respect With
the imported and are less expensive
stamped patterns OF the wild rose or daisy
or grass Of conventional forms, on ware Of
a goo q ialitg. can 0e purchased very rea-
sonahly, with the comforting csTteialy thEi
anything brok n can be readily duplicated
As for nicked dishes. those horrora for
sensitive eye, ine piece OF chiua aad bat
ter he broken aui thrown away than he de
graded to kitchsn ssrvica The fitness o
thiags forhids such dissertation.
No other meal 50 wsll SHOWS tho car
ard tariff Of the hous keeper rs ths flmili
luncheon. A little forethougbt provides
ssvory stew or soup from thu boaes anl
remnants OF meat and gravies, and sieve,
fruit aud pat.ies, or the old.fashionei
baked turnovers served warm on col,
wintsf's day when toe children rush Il
from school sskirg for something ssvory
Tdis is the case. where, unfortunately. cir
cumstancss compel late dinner. IL th
father or other members lud it impossible
to be home at ths midday meal.
Let the table lie ever 80 perfect, the sue
cess Of a luncheon depends on the congeni
atty OF the gussts II is essentially a wo
mans repass. Those who know each othe
too well are bored in being bruogbt To-
gether in a very formal way. Generally
SONS one whom 1t Is designed to honor be
comes tue Gauss OF conventional lancl
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
RnaIana a. nuIly ana sneah Thle

England as EuIiy nnd sneak Thief
The New York Irish World.
England posed as the boss bully OF
the planet in ls43 when by the bruta
potency Of her cannon she forced the
more deadly potency OF opium
In the name of free trade upon
the feeble Cinnamon.
or this achievement Miss Martineau
ia her histors, s'snvuss herself a srea
trader, said: 1--WE ere hated Ia Chine
not only nc their consnarors but for
our forc.rg upon their society the con
trabaud drug lopiuml which they
would have kept out OF the reach Of
the Incorporate OF their psople.
Il is humhling story, and the Won
der to q future generation will b.
how we bear the shame OF it az easily
as we do" Another generation has
come, but John Bull continues unre-
penling and unsbashed, bellows for
free trade in this hemisphere as
hoarsely as his cannons roared for j.
when he bombarded our antipodes TO eff
feet an entrance for opium to the com
merce and poison her people Herewith.
That free trade was the British ohiec.
tive point is evident by the assertion OF
Sir Henry Pottinger, who made the
treaty Of peace with China en- his re
turn TO England, t,at he trusted per
feet freedom Of trade was provided
for in that region.
Beferring TO the glorifcation Of Sil
henry on his return from lombard
ing China into free trade Miss MaTti-
, neau said in her history sit was hki
J praising the skill and valor OF soldie
in assaulting a Quaker, even though
the resolutions were moved by tn
Duke Of Wellington in one house. anC
Lord Stanley in the other" SO muci
for England as bully-now for hel
& pose as a sneak thief about the sam
l. time.
Z Very different was The oour5
& adopted by Eaglaud a few years bsfor
;. when she postd es a sneak thief to 70
q US Of our growing manufactures, il
which she 80 nearly succeeded that i
a period Ct profound peace wisnout
- dollar Of debt we becamo 50 poor as
nation that there was not none
I enough in the Treasury 20 pay th0
r President and ether employees thei
? salaries, forcing them to live on none
y obtained from ueighb3.ing brokers a
greater or lesssr usury.
So poor in credit were we as natio
: in the absence Of protectig
. tariff that a loan of sl2.O .OOO, 600, author
ized by Congress. could not be locate
Z on any terms in England, althoug
! shameful usury was offered. Snc
conditions Of approximate free trad
Evening journal., 1888-06-02

THz Iostimte Liarary had narrow
escape from Rre and water early this
mornisg, for - hlch iet us all be do
voutly thatkfnl None of Us would
live long enough to see the well filed
shelves Of the librsry lepiocsd in case
fire should clean them out now. The
day will come when an sorts Of manu-
featuring, and the fires incident
thereto, will be prohibited from the
Institute Bail ding by It's directors.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
NEWSPAPER OPINIONS.
p. >. Fora Is In the lead.

n. =. Ford II hn the Lend.
New Castle s.ar.
We can ,irnd to be patient today while
Rhe good psopls Of Wilmington are work
ing out their political salvation, for we will
be engaged 81 working cut the salvation s.
the next sheriff next Saturday. Tto Re-
publlcsns are jnhilsnu over tho result Of
lasksnturday's msetiog for they verify be-
iieve the Democratic party is split, all torn
mp and demorshaad We take no heed u
such nonsense. TIE Democratic party IL
aunt to-day gradually growing 10 strength,
and by the time The sheriffaity election
comes cn next foil the Democratic nominee
will be sure q the plum. Who will he The
lucky maul An shat is ths question. It
you ask who among TIE seveu candidates is
the most likely 20 win. we bsve no heei-
fancy in naming Peter J. Ford. aud he will
likely win bg pretty good vote over his
highest competitor. Peter J. Ford
entered tets canvass uader great disadvant-
ages, bue those dis advantages have all been
swept away; and be stands to-day on the
top rung Of ths shcriralty ladder.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
SATURDAY, JUNas 2, 1888.

TIE gamblers have bsen playing a
careful game during the period Of
party nominations in this city. But
the JOURNAL has the assurance from
both s'des Of the contest 70 day that BY
July /, ia the the event Of either may
orally candidates succ ss. the vermin
shall al b. cleaned ont Of this city.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02

Tar suarpy, newsg Now York
Prees was sr eix months ola yestsr-
day and 70 day itehows tnat i'e aver
are circulation duiing the teal0!
month Of May wss 562ls Tbas Is
fine for young~ter, but then IL be-
lieves ia the principles Of Protective
Thrill
Evening journal., 1888-06-02

WHY is it that coiored Republicans
are inyariably accus' d of attempting
20 cell their votes when this or tbtt
Republican manager begins % appre-
hend parry defeat ia this cit, The
proof for one of thsss evsr-recurring
charges woald be a wholesome aud re-
freshing novelty.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02

Mr.. AND MRb CLg vlLAND to-day
celebrated the cona anniversary of
their marriage. T,ey sre lookicg for
ward to The celebration II their
wooden wedding a. H. seme place.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
Eace NIoorrmnrovement..

The L. NJ 1. ca. are making an ad-
diiion to their erecting shop. II will
be about 439 1t. G in. long. by 21l ft. 6
il. wide and Will have floor surface
of about 0, 100 50. It. When finished
the compsny will have the most COM
plete bridge establishment in the
country.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
a meccaver.

30 passed. tis arm fr0ard her waist, he
pressed hfr lily hand,
Iier heart srnoi star, tha Felt thot he a
kiss wDs bent on stealing,
he tightly shut her eyes and slrovs her
feelings 20 C mm0rd,
While surgAd the blood unto her cheeks,
her flndest fears revealing:
Her whist ha squrfz 3--sbe hoped. she
feared, she tremblsd, and she assned-
She ever bad been kissFd before, end
tDea eerl0us matter:
At lsneth he ssid: Good night. nv love, -
aud dropped the hand ne claspad,
And lefr tha mqiden fair unkiss d and
mad as ny fatter
Boston Herald.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
WILLIAM FERRIS PROPERTY
GEO. z. WELDIN PROPERTY.
WILLIAM SCOTT PROPERTY
JOSEPH TATNALL PROPERTY.
THE HIGHLANDS.

If you desire to purchase property an investment now s
the time to buy The indications all point increase in value
Real Estate in the future There 60 why it
should not be With the Presidential election over and the
country settled down business values change with our
municipal government pugd Of its reg and placed upon purely
business basis and all working for the cys good with ali onr adj
yantag there nothing that prevent moving to the front
and keeping pace with other cities which have advantages
do not is only the fault Of people There is no
safer investment than Real Estate and ask your inspection Of
such have to offer you and especially call your attention to
suit.
These properties all accessible by the City Railroads (bot
horse and eecrc and the demand electric system
will be increased to meet the same
Send fer plots have many mentioned here and will
gladly furnish further information Call upon us
Evening journal., 1888-06-02

The moment prot ion aud fres trade
bac ams tho issne England was elert. She
knows right well shbt her pockets win be
offected iBjlriously BY victory for pro-
section nnd Tor this reason al her sympa-
fhies are enlisted cn ths side Of the free
traders II they win ia the coming stsug-
gle it will mean millions of dollars In her
pccket. Il is not surprising, then, that she
l. 80 deeply Interested 10 ths canning Presi-
dental election I the Ail's bili she sees
TIE promise ~ thlues 20 come, aud re- j2lces
a. the iboGeht ttat sue bas ia AR. Cieve
lard and bis fellow fres traders loyal aud
mct.ys workers who will leave nothing
aadone b secure for her The Aaerlcan
msrhes.-Tae Irish Wcsll
II George Bates Is not responsible for tbs
mot extraordinary course which his pa
Der has taken 10 fish,iGg the Democratic
party end its noniuse, who ist win cf
lose, the Democratic party will csrsainly
hold bin responsible, and She time may
come when hs will be made to feel it--Ne"
Castle Star.
"Thsti" Gays a ccFrsspondens. "Cleve-
land aud Thurmsni The Democratic ticket
will be a regular sockdolsger."
1t is well % avoid slang in letter writing
kat tbs above statement IS nevertheless
asaiuae and. what is better. 1t Is true New
xosk Herald
Evening journal., 1888-06-02

Look al the $50 Crnkls d Plush Par
Tor Suits at johnson 6 Barnhills, 207
Market st.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02

The best -four in the city is called L.
& g., sold by Nichols, 9Th and King.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
somewhat Alarmed over IL.
Delaware Lsds,r

DciaWaFo Lhoftf
Reconciliation first, victory follows
just as soon as the hoodlums want
90 run tho political 1ffsi OF the state a
purgjng Ia needed The two ex-
ecutiye conEissess must COZ fiict. The two
fActions are h1tar, Ehsu 20 good cause can
1he siYen. a Fseoacllistioa Il talks0 o. but
there /. n. .nbably has lit;le hcps. Itis im
possible for two psrlies IS te In 0 party
and expect 10 win. Tho time Is at hand
when party rules need charging badly, aCd
ikbs sno0er the better. This husi-
nsss of dropring out one or more hundreds
at the with Of the executive clmmiitee has
returned ugoa tAe parry like curse Tbs
beginning Of this was in 1850. when the 70
tatson was charged By the wiiss OF poll
tlcian, and there has beeo trouble since
THIS rabble thai is cartel % New Castle g
swell the mob ought to be lett inside the
walls at New Castle ? The salary
of the sheriff Of Delaware ought TO be fixed
by law. Too much sqlabbling tor 1t now.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02

PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE
CAN RE HAD AT THE COUNTING
ROOM OF THE EVENING JOUR-
zAL.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02

Spring Lamb. Powdsrmaker Bros,
IO7 King; 705 w. 9oh.
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
Jumpi0g Upon the s'BoIters.'' 8

Evtry Evening.
Or, to inset your tcmpters o. the lower
ground Of more isalty 10 party, ask your
selves ~here you lnd to day tbs men who
made Mr.. Doogherty the purity candidate
Tax Collectors Dlckey ana Nesry : In
open r,bsllion against the recoguizsd ma
jority OF their party 10 the county; head.
ing a revolt from the organization they
could not control; kickers. bo,ters, avowed
and undisSuised. What legitimate claim
ia the restricted psrty sense Of the word
have they 10 dicta.e now TO the Nortcl
amen who could not ct tax receipts, or wh'
only got them With dtiiculty, on the day
OF the nomination election
Evening journal., 1888-06-02
BU sINEs : CARDS.

DRY GOODS.
+ IPP1NCoTr,
II 3l2 MARKET er
DRY Goovs. SILKS,
UNDERWEAR, COATS,
HOSIERY. WRAPS,
At the lowest cash prices.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-02-29
Emporium OF Fashion.

am now prepared to meet your dc
niands for Fall and Winter ClothicE. l
have the best selected stock of ciOthing
for men, youths anu boys, that You cam
find in the city. Tho foods are correct
in style, make and furnish. and al 80 per-
feet in fit and will hold their shape as
long rs the garment LASTS. This stock
consist of Sack and Getaway Suits in
Cashmere, Uh.viois ana Silk mixture,
also D~iagonnlS Worstod, Whip-cord,
The leading novelty is tho Stripc-Chovi.
OTIS in Sack and Getaways
Dress Suits OF Elegant material and
cut-in the most fashionable and perfect
fitting styles, in whip-cord and cork
screws OF imported goods.
Full Dress suits with Dyke coats and
vest. \ full line OF these goods always
on hand, n l guarantee Il perfect tit in
every instance.
a full lins Of Gents furnishing Goods
Of every description, under wear Gloves
llalf-hosc, Collars and GUNS etc. a beau
iirul line IF Neck Wear Of all colors and
styles.
In tho Hat Stock YOU will find ai tho
leading styles. The DUNLAP SILK and
Stitf-hatS also the Boston SELF conform
ing stir Hat, these makes ann sole
Agent for, and can only DO had at tho
Emporium. besides Theses other max
cs of hats in Il great variety of styles,
silk, Cassimcrc, stun and SOFT hats in all
grades and prices. 'ihis is tho largest
stock OF hats | have ever had, the pleas.
IIoYSIowinG to rnv patrons.
ut this clothing stock is very attractive
knees limo, the assert; mCnt IL beautiful,
long pant SmitS irom / 10 IL wears, and
tiles ant uitS frOHi II { IL years. Quail
tiles arc good, ana prices are low.
Gents Fine Shoes in all The leading
styles and makes, among them you will
find the Celebrated BannittCr Shoe in
Congress, Insc and Button, YOU will soc
the Douglass Shot for men ut $500 and
IiovS ut 500, every pair guaranteed.
When You visit the city | w0uln he