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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-03

SECRETARY TRACY's report will surprise
many who have been pleased to swallow
the boasts that have been published about
our new steel cruisers and their armament
They are excellent ships of their kind, but
the awakened interest in the navy has
been amused with the frequent publica-
ton OF their powers and performances
until they seemed genuine marvels of war
ships, and with the vessels planned and
contemplated. seemed To make us quite
strong on the sea. Eminent authorities
have been heard from now and then, eau
tioning against error of this kind, but they
were generally regarded as alarmists, and
so Tracy's report comes like sudden dash
of cold water TO shock many from serene
satisfaction Even II all the ships for which
appropriation has been made were now
afioat, We would not be worthy of rank as
-teastea- swift
ness of our cruiser Baltimore he shows
to have been surpassed by the Italian crui-
ser Piemonte, which has travelled little
faster than twenty-five knots an hour
There is ominous silence in the report as to
that wonderful dynamite singing Vesu-
vius. No doubt Mr.. Tracy will get a large
pile of money for tho building of navy,
and he Is am apt pupil of Bismarck in the
trick OF soaring cash out of Congress by
magnifying dangers. He gives sly
boost to the subsidy schemes by suggest
ing the construction of line of G,s, mer-
chant ships, so built as to be available as
cruisers The force of tho suggestion is u
little weakened by his own statement that
we now need TO build battle ships rather
than cruisers. Z" The proportion of three
cruisers to one battle ship is believed TO be
sound and reasonable" We have thirty
one cruisers built and authorized, and
only two battle ships under construction,
and one being designed. Secretary Tracy
is naturally eager To get all the glory pos
sibie to be had in navy building, but he
can not take from Mr.. Whitney the credit
Of having given life and efficiency TO the
movement for navy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-03

AT last the New York fair fund has
passed the five million dollar limit, and
the project will next be heard of in Con-
gress, where the advocates of Chicago and
New York will do some fine squabbing.
General IL. c. Hawkins, one of the com
missioners to the Paris fair, has Just re-
turned and gloomily declares himself for
Chicago, because she has the ground and
the money, but he does not believe we can
get up fair in the time given that will he
worthy of comparison with the French
specimen.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-03
A Valuable Organ DESTROYED.

A 1000 pound weight in the town clock
at Waterville, Me-, fell on the Unitarian
church organ, wrecking it, causing SIC, 900
damage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-03

THE Florida orange crop is expected 10
be one-filth smaller than that of last year
but seventy thousand boxes of fine fruit
landed in New York in tho last two weeks.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-03
What IL Catarrh

Cstarrh Ia an Inflammation Of the mucous
membrane, and may AFFECT the head, throat,
stomach, tewels or bladder. But catarrh Of the
head is the most common, often coming On 20
gradually that II has arm hold before the na-
turc of the trouble In suspected. Catarrh Is
caused by q cold, or succession Of colds, COM
binod with impure blood. Its local symptoms
are fullpcss and heat in the forehead, dryness
in the nose and back part Of the throat, and
disagrecabie discharge from the nose. When
the disease gains o firm hold and becomes
chronic, n is
Very Dangerous
being liable 10 develop into consumption. The
eyes become infiamed and red, there Is throb-
bing in the temple ringing noises In the ears,
headache, capricious appetite. and sometimes
loss OF sense. Of smell and hearing. Hoods Sar-
saparilia IL the remedy for this ever increasing
malady. II attacks NJ once the source Of the
disease by purifying and cnrichng the blood,
which, as u reaches the delicate passages Of the
mucous membrane soothcs and rebuiids the
tissues, giving them tendency 10 health instead
Of disease, and ultimately curing the affection.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

DADCLIFF 4 HOLT. general warehouse men.
IL at III South Division ST.. store all kinds Of
merchandise AZ low rates packing and NOV.
ing promptly attended 10 by teleph0niug so.
faNI.--I
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

MAGNETIC healing and cisiryOyaHt sittings.
VI tsN ottawa 81; cable and tanal-St cars
convenient NJ. r. Free
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21
8 Setback.

Col. VIM. II. Ludlow, OF the United
states engineers, was IN consultation
yesterday with Charles Z. Sigh, chair
man of ihe special waterway commit
tee. Th0s. HeTorn, member of the
same committee, and Secretary Van
ASmu7. aneut the river survey. Sur
veyor John Mitchell, who Is in charge
ot the survey, reported that the un-
favorable weather had gwen the work
q setback. but they VIII keep at until
driven out bv the severe winter weather.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21


= hsnfy -. 'Ef-ay "A. ofly eas Eoy,
tns young aoPeI-l must - a. lnda~-
fll-eff A-- 49, lA--e - -iEttAliis.A- 60
ie Us i@lfa1f : Gao l.'1'4e o4-s9ff, a.
e1.st 50 far as aecesszrY Tor p4TgosFs Of
.i...srar.r ~. NJ Grady na.sa
49, - 49, -
-a-A -4 q Plel1et - t@oe money l~f
r-c rEeeDon of q statue x tbe ate s
o-sl..f -, te. southern p.fso.sra.-,I
49,. .......,... .......4
..sr- 49, ~ '..,s. =, go = ~. 80 ~
saose statas -s4.d se4a an ssoasr 70 Issru
'he dates % q s.t.zsa -aa = y4snss sh@a ths
A.s = '-z S'-' '-'''s '', Es' '.','a - l's
- ts.sIr -, -. a. a-a5f, sf
,lls ga, uaa. lgaos lhs ssu "a ~aiea .t Is
set. aaa stAaa ~ az example aht an iasp.fa
Then he b ~ n.m O. Plymouth Reck
ana r.arfaf rs. f..r lft..rt HAT hrsfar.t.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

lslisise h'-ss ss~s Den hi
e
~ s~-' i's'- = * y s~i'-
Ais '-
prrk tenaerin.u l4lsa r.o,tr.4 ~ Van
r,srv AGO.. 81 Sssns 81 l..sI-.t
Raaftsnssr,o.n -. ,....rs a.xs,
$50, 4 Co. sl So 81 l.s,.I-sf
Cha.e sweet al Hstcais lss
Pei s-.i2A-
umbrella. - l,s,,irer : ps,,a,,.
ss af-.rrl...st
X,.tPsifaer ! -. ~ .bo.
,'oi. ' = M -s'.. - '.-i '.l i'.,- '--'
,.l....t ......,..,,. ..s...l,. t....l...
rfldelit,. % Monros-st
n, cbioo,,s Ssv.rs cero,,o,o tta
s-s.ta,t.-f v.fft..r, t..,.....rt. -. ...i..
store during 'ae Ao.-a4y'' corner Canal
tiio D4-1ee-''s'
Gloves OF all kinds al Gardner a
Baxter, 81 M0nroe-st.
,lipper. al Palmer 4 CroLer's ucH shoe
store. 20 Caual-st., commencing >atur-
Pork tcnderloin. I2ica mound ~ Van
Every a Co... 81. So aud 81 tagal.st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21
LOST

A BIG BARGAIN N-Property on South Divi-
4 sion St worth over II ~ per foot ! will sell
f0r so per foot AID what the buildings cost,
for one week only Apply immediately 10
r. >cribner. real estate agent. o. ftarl St 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

George VI. Ayres, who pleaded guilty
20 the charge OF forgery, was sentenced
% be- confined for two and one-half
wears 10 the Ionia House of Correction.
Ayres mas been guilty of 4 number of
petty forger.os, and Judge Burlingame
gave him some good advice along with
hls sentence, and told him to beware of
the consequences If he should be tried
for another similar offense. lie was
told that good behavior would mate>
rally shorten MS term OF imprisOn-
meut.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21
After forty-eight Hours Freight Cars
VIII Cost a Dollar per Day.

After Forty-eight Hours Freight Cars
VIII Cost a Dollar per Day.
Alexander Currey, OF the Detroit Car
service ASSOCIATION, met the local
freight agents from Muskegon, kala-
mazoo, Pis.uwoil and Hastings for the
purpose of giving them instructions IN
regard to the system that Is IN opera
uon q Detroit. After January !, the
cOnslguecs VINO receive loaded cars will
be permitted TO use them a stOrchOuses.
Heretofore they have been IN the habit
OF holding loaded cars anywhere from
ten 20 ninety days, and the result IS
that the ra roads can not keep ears
enough ln motion % carry their freight.
Hereafter ali cOnslgnecs who hold
ears over forty-elght hours will be
charged at the rate of 81 a day for the
time the cars are held beyond that
period. The railroad companies are
agreed on tins subject, and they be
lleye that cars viii he returned sooner
than they been when 10 such charge
was made.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21
HnhlY Crnsheh

Dr. Catln was called to the home Of
Peter Posthumus. on Fremont-st., yes
terday. 10 dress the bruises and set the
bone Of a broken leg. Mr. Posthumus
employed ~ the wholesale store OF
n Leonard , sons & o., aud bad his
log injured by the accuental starting Of
a ire ght elevator.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

New Mixed Nuts at Hatch's Is, cents
per pound, > pounds for p cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

Clara Versare, 56 Pleasant-st., diph-
,uera walter Watson, 165 Highland
ave, diphthoria; LOtte Lamphere,
Uo'lsnd-,t iphtherIa; Carl >mi ith. 40.
White block. ch.ckea-pOy. Fred Luce.
80 South I.sl@ @oD-st., measles; Nellie
Leonard i25 ~.Vtl-st.. measles, child Of
Robert Lowe - Forcst-st.. scarlet fever.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

julius 4. j. Friedrich, 80 and -
C@nal-st. IS showing an elegant line OF
musical Instruments suitable for the
holidays. select your Christmas pres
enls OF Mr. Inedrlch
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

S-n0 WILL buy q Groom house and 50 foot
pfOO lot ~ north end a. toliepc-sVe. n.
u. James Room l. Hawkins and lcuys build
ing. a5-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21
To srsscK KlnERs.

Aay Subscribe 90 rHE TELEGRAM
aEnALD ~ho falls - ree~iss th- papa
r~Eaiariys o. ~ho may have reason 10
sonaglkin % late delivery, ~tl e0nfsr .
special favor 81 tafarsins thts once Of
ths fsat a. once. sad postal card or cal
- tslsphsns 33t.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21
A New Pension Agency

Yielding 10 the importunitcs ~
IBIS numerous city clients, Chap
LAIN Gibson has rented from Col
oucl Wells the room formerly oc-
cupcd by the late II. ?. Yale,
corner Pear and Ottawa-sts., and
Will establish hss central pension
office there. Himself OF son VIII
bc ia constant attendance. The
Chaplain secured fftacn pous.a-s
during month q % tobcr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

CoCSr p'EC thinks ms fathcr-in-law.
Dom relro, IS fool-or words 70 that
efcct. Iiis coasent to hls daughter 5
marriage IS proof positive Of the charge.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

Crystalzed fruits at Hatch's, 80 cents
per pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

Choice Mixed Candies at Hatch's;
pounds for - cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

AMrD,r an the iangle over water
works, just stop a l.ttle and see how the
Water works 10 our streets.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

MAREfAos doesn't seem % be a fail
ure with the King OF sam. lie has
Just married twenty new wives.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

ThE question OF ar extra session OF
the Michigan Legi.lature seems 10 be
settlet u Ile negative.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

cold pens, fountain pens, albums,
toilet cots. uocket-books, diaries, Xmas
cards. fancy goods, Christmas presents
IN great quantities at &. &. DavIdsOn's,
A. Peari-st.. corner Arcade.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

SIR JouV A. MAcooSND is the cham
pon Canadian kicker against annexa-
ton. Wen, we don't want him any
more than ne wants U.s. We have KICK
ers enough n0w-the whole Democratic
rartv frirsfance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

Euv,HD BELLA,u's brother will pub
hsh a novel. Rider Haggard's brother
has just done so-butJuryman CulveI's
attempt to come the brother racket
or Longenecker was a dismal failure.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21
Fidelity. % Monroe-st.


Choice table raisins, bananas, plum
pudding, Florida oranges. ONO hickory
nuts, sweet potatoes, Saratoga chips,
Cranberries, celery, olives IN bulk, In-
ported and domestic cheese, Concord,
Catawba and Malaga grapes, vcgct-
ables of all kinds and at prices lower
than the lowest at Hatch's, l25 Mon
rOe-st.
Have you seen those bargains, marked
IN plain figures, at Hcyman Il Com
pany's, 63 and 10 Canal-st.?
Game of all kinds at Dettenthalcr's.
Choice sweet cider at Hatch's, I5c
per gallon.
Allkinds of furniture at rock bottom
pricesCan be found at the VIM. A. Ber-
key Furniture Co.
Fresh game at Dettenthaler's.
For beautiful secretary bookcase,
solid oak antique finish, for $50, with
glass doors, 60 Vinegar Furniture Com
pany.
For high back, solid oak, dining
chairs, for $3.50, 90 to Vinegar Furm-
tuTe Company.
The finest creams at Cooper's.
Hemsttchcd, Printed Handkerchiefs,
for 10 cents, at Stauffcr's.
New Mixed Nuts at Hatch's Is, cents
per pound, > pounds for p cents.
The Vim. A. Berkey Furniture Co.
are closing out very fine line of CEN
ter tables The stock is one OF tho best
I'D the city. The prices being asked are
OF the lowest order.
Pick a Christmas present out of c. c.
Davlds0us line, corner Arcade and
Pearl-st., and get a Pigs in Glover"
free.
Fresh oysters received daily at Det-
tenthaler's.
Crystauzed fruits at Hstch's, 80 cents
per pound.
Fidelity. % ,Ionroe-st.
. @-
Tree ornaments az COOper's.
@
Choice Mixed Candies At Hatch's;
pounds for - cents.
Gold pens, fountain pens, albums,
to,lct cots Docket-books, diaries, Xmas
cards. fancy goods. Christmas presents
in great quantities At G. &. DavldsOn's 8,
A. ffr.-f rr~rrr A ~r1lr
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

All kinds Of furniture at rock bottom
pricesCan be found at the VIM. A. Ber-
KEY Furniture Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

Choice table raisins, bananas, plum
pudding, Florida oranges. ONO hickory
nuts, sweet potatoes, Saratoga chips,
Cranberres, celery, olives IN bulk, i'm
ported and domestic cheese, Concord ,
Catawba and Malaga grapes, vcgct-
able, of all kinds and at prices lower
than the lowest at lIatch's, l25 Mon
Tnp-sf
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

Fresh oysters received daily at Det-
tenthaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

Tw vorac,ous small boy VIII not
quarrel with the newly invented ma
chine f0c cutting and tutter.ug slices
of bread so long as the machine does
not interfere vlth the small boys pre-
rogatve " doing tlc eating.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

WANTED-A lady lB racn city. town and
" township 10 procure subscribers Tor the
Home Magazine. conducted by Mrs John A.
Logan. special Inducements offered. Refer
ences required. hddTess The BrOdlK Publish.
Ing Company. W Wasdingt0u. D. G.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

WHo says Michigan j. getting left'
Warren r. sutton, of this state, has
been appointed ConsulGeneral 20
Nuevo laredo When the Admins
trad0n wants sonic ono 30 90 70 the
Fr Islands. Terra Del Fusgo, Oshkosh,
Podunk or Boorohoolah cha, . will be
a Men gan man every time.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

Have you seen those bargains, marked
in plain figures, at Hcyman q Com
pany's, 63 and % Canal-st.?
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

Pork tenderloin, l2lc a pound. AT Van
Every & Co. :, 81, 53 and % Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

WHY should SO many papers sneer at
Ialmaga's newspaper uotorety and
make no objection To john L. Sulii-
vanr Isnt thc Lords business As
well worthy OF advera sement As the
devIs2 or does che latter pay tine best
in dollars and ccuts'
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

Crystalized fruits at Hatch's, so cents
per pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

Choice sweet cider at Hatch's, 15c
per gallon.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21
Fidelity, 80 honroe-st.

A fine line of upholstered goods is
shown by the VIM A. Berkey Furniture
90
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

For high back, solid oak, dining
chairs, for 500, 90 to Vinegar Furm-
tuTe Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

Choice Mixed Candies at Hatch's; 3
pounds for - cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

Fora a hanging lamp, Sl.75, Sl.S7, 3 90,
3 90. S2.75, $500, $3.25, to $1,000, 90 to
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

II. Le0nard's Sons 4 Co.'S stores arr
crowded every day. Come early before
the rush SO YOU can be properly waited
uDpH
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

julius 4. j. Friedrich, so and %
Canal-st., IS showing an elegant line of
musical instruments suitable for the
holidays. Select your Christmas pres
ents OF Mr.. Friedrich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

4 GREAT BARGAIN-2i0-scre farm; frame
y house; good orchard lG acres improved
miles from Baldwin. tor sale cheap. Inquire
Taggart Wolcott 4 Ganson. 81 vi
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

The Wm. A. Berkey Furniture Co.
are closing out a very fine line of cen
ter tables. The stock is one OF tho best
I'D the city. The prices being asked arc
OF the lowest order.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

New nut, at Cooper's candy kitchen,
l3l Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

NANTED-Agrnts tor fbr History 90 The iA-
" pIorations 81. Darus Dr.a> and uran.
Achievements az ~laales astata ouirl 20
circular free. Address @. A. Browning A Co.
Toledo. OHIO oGlu
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be ths
Largest OF AL Michigan DaIlles Ex-
eept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21
REAL ESTATE COUNTRY.

EOR SALE-Lo. No. =. Ottawa Beach; this
Il lot Is one OF the FIRST Seivctluus II Is 10
Gated only a short distance from t1e hotel and
has fine view of Lake Michigan. address
Jas. ii. Haskins or ". g. Loveiand. 1raad
Rapids. Mich. l5Zsuu
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21
Fresh game at Dettenthaler's.

For a beautiful secretary bookcase,
solid oak antique finish, for $40, with
glass doors, 60 Vinegar Furniture Com
naUV.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
J !! i! ! ! !! (! !! !
. 10 90 ~ 35 40 ~ bol $50
8 Is c5 80 40 90 90 90 200
90 80 40 so 90 40 so 200
3 20 40 90 So 10 80 4 90. 800
q 80 45 - 10 - 90 I.1O 3.25
Z So 30 90 so 95 I.IOI.25 $50
HELP WAbTED-KALE.

hELP NAhIED-kALb.
IVANTED-A nrs'-ciass sale-msu for hand
~ ling shir Gle MIA mac incry; steady en-
R.oymes.t 4, , pc , Tts. Apit' ION must
bt made IN VIII ~. Niai A. fNpcI ne ou road
or iu MI. and siFlAg references. address go
once Pctkias Co.. city. III
WANTED-Looal aud travelling statesmen 10
~ sali lubricat .n- oils. Api ly for terms 90
the Dieterichs Oh Company. cleveland. OHIO.
W Mich. The Converse Mtg CO. 30
WE HAVE vacancy for two educated. ener-
Erlc young men ID order department,
salary So per day, p,rmanent pos toni
rapid Advancement. l.. VI. Williams 4 Co.
room :. NeW liOusemau block. 80
WANTED-l drug clerk; trunkmaker;
stenogrspher : good cooks; expert
cnccd meat cutter; I lIoster- agents on
salary, l6 woOd-chOpp"Ts at once solicitors
l5-is Mouroe-sf rooms 81 and a-- 3h
SALESMAN WANTED ~ once; local OF iray-
- cling; big pay; steady work, stock wlI-
rantcd; quick selling specialteS; OUTFIT frees
experience unnecessary. jas. J.. Whitney,
| nurserymsn. Rochester y. y. 80
NNANTED-Ren local and travelling
" statesmen. positions permanent; special
inducements now fast selling spcclalticS;
| don't delay. salary from start. Browa Bros.
Nursrrymeu, Chicago. III. Jan u
| NVANTED-MAN-To take the agency Of our
~ sales; sike --Xl~NiS Inches weight 80
lbs; retail price 81; other sizes in proportion
/ A rare Chance 10 create permanent busluess
/ at home. These safes meet demand never
/ before supplied by other safe companies. rs We
! are not governed by :he safe Pool. Alpine
| safe Co.. Cincinnati. o.. wcd-sat
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

Game of all kinds at Dettenthalcr's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

,szEEEy5EzS HORSES winiered in box stalls 90
F.ts<s A. moderate rates. ~ charge II care
e. - iul men and fed good timothy hay.
SfEGE Inquire al Office of Anti-haisomine
lr2A1agsFCompanv. or telephone my resi-
dcnce. 5.L Horses delivered TO and from the
farm NJ. =. Church. 5ftf
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

Pick a Christmas present out of c. c..
DavidsOu's line, corner Arcade and
Pearl-st., and get a Pigs in Glover"
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

Choice oranges at Hatch's, 20 cents
per dozen.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

EOR SALE-Oh. Tom I have found the
Il prettieSt house on College -aNe..neaF Loran.
ST. IL IS just being finished and has furnace,
manfcL compIete plumbing with sewer aud
hot wafer upstairs and down; the lawn and
walks. too. arr all made; u il 0uly icw steps
from the new South Union line; we must take
il: IL 0nlv $500 and you can pSy for it all
down or 10 = per month. TO and see Charles
W. TUFTS. in the Ledyard block. $50
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21
LOCAL FREIGHT AGENTS.

"THERE are millions in 1.-THE Ohio
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

DELIFF PAINTING executed or taught o.
IL pupils in classes or privately 10y Mrs Emma
Finley Room ia. New Housemau Block. A
lew cautasscTs wanted.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-21

nc U.Itol CIt'tIII@ NJ NOVIItI =
Hemsttchcd, Printed Handkerchiefs,
for 10 cents, at Stauffcr's.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-30
WELL-KNowN PERSONS.

Colonel Daniel S. Lamont says oe Is nor
a candidate for any political bll,ee and
that there is no political Office Which he
would accept,
Nh Blaine, as Secretary of State for
the second time, win have the pleasure Of
assisting his old friend. Mr.. Edmunds, in
the Nicaragua Canal project as against
the Panama work, and We rather shoulder
when we think Of the way he will
straighten out things IN Samoa. His
former experience furnished the best in.
stance of "a bull in a china shop in our
governmental history. If, indeed he is to
have a chance to vindicato himself. there
is an interesting season in store for us. -
New York World
Mrs. Miller, wife Of Justice Miller of
Washington city, had charming party
Of friends, including Mrs. Foster, her
guest, Mrs. Butler, Miss Corkhill. Miss
Murphy Miss Redfern, Miss Williams
and Mrs. Willard Warner, to meet her
guests. An incident of the afternoon
was a call from the Japanese minister and
Nine. Mutsu The minister drank cup
of Chinese tea, served in a royal Japanese
cup and stirred with a spoon, an old Ken
lucky heirloom in Mrs. Miller's family,
making, as the minister SAID, an inter.
national event.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-30
Historic Paintings IN Daneer.

A motion for a permanent injunction
to prevent the selling Of the paintings Ia
the governor room in the City. Hall
under a sheriff's levy will be argued be-
fore Judge Patterson, in Supreme Court
Chambers, Friday.
In 1887 Erastus Brainerd recovered a
Judgment Of S492 66 against the city,
and before it was collected Henry Ferris
secured IN injunction restraining the city
from paying the money, as his client had
judgments against Brainerd. In 1888
Cecil @. Higgins, Brainerd's attorney,
filed lien for personal services, claiming
he was entitled to the whole Judgment.
The Brainerd Quarry Company also
claimed to be entitled to il Last Novem-
Der Mr. Higgins got execution on his
judgment The city could not pay the
sheriff on account Of the injunction. and
Higgins levied on the historic painting.
The corporation counsel moved for per-
mission to pay the money into court, but
Judge Andrews, in Supreme Court, Cham
bers decided it could not be done until
action was begun by the city against the
claimants TO determine their title to the
fund. Such a suit has just been com
menced. New York Times.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-30
Nuisances at the PLAY.

Some women are little tiresome at the
theatre. When Miss Ida Waterman was pre-
senting a most piteous picture as the Baron
esse de Trouville in "a Dangerous Gamen at
the opera house, at the very acme OF terri
bly, touching interview had by the baroness
with her husband, gentle creature who sat
behind me purred in her companions ear,
but loud enough to be heard several yards
away, What lovely turquoise she has on
her finger.n
1t is true that Miss Waterman had one Of
those exquisite blue stones in a finger ring,
but nobody but a woman would have thought
of noticing it at such climax in one Of the
most powerful plays ever written.
But men can be just as tiresome at the
theatre as women.
Not long ago / happened to sit beside a
man of whom all / remember now is that he
wore a green tie with red stripes, and trou-
sers loud enough to be heard on the stage
He talked to himself after several vain at
tempts to draw me into conversation. The
play was Jim, the Penman," and when Ada
Dyas in that great third act was making
every one else in the house feel uncomforta-
bly, near crying, the glorious brute beside me
said to himself in an audible tone; wonder
whether that's her own hair ln-Pittsburg
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