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Evening journal., 1889-10-10

GAGL 0OONOs
Express trains.
80 rs a m, +l2 0e, n IS, f5 08. *6 46 p m.
NEW YORK, Sundays, 2 l3, 2 % m, ~ w.
PHILAbELPHIA, week days,a2 1s, 8 O6, 6 20.
n O5, 55, g 80, 90, +l0 28 10 % a. m; ~ ",
l N, Y 3s, 90, 10, % o. 20, IL, 70 49, foos
PHifLAabELPHIA. sundays. y 10. 5o,'*5 oS.
755, s05, 1923 g. nj ~ y; y ~, y y o. SVO'
CHESTER, week days, y ID, SUD, ~, z oo9,
7.55 $3.50, 300, 40 20, 10 26 q. M; +I9S, d.ggs
2 80, 500, 10, '5Os, b25. $40. - 40 1Oo' ooos
0HfEsTER, II \; sundays, aslss $50, '7.o5, 7.55,
aO5 10 26 a. M; *l20S LOO, y 49, JUU, III, +o.uov
o X TfG u ~ s CRY, . n. J., week days. 30,
n 05 "a. - IS and 3 90 p M. sundays, o5Os
7o5 m. Y aS ? wwEsT Nv BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASH tNdIoN, +4.5Oo.
- 18 III as a. M; 2.4b - 48, 70 ~, +S.O5 p. IN.
All daily; $40 a. m, 2 Os , m, daily, except
S99PqTsfRs 9P9PqTsfRsBURG. 's.4s a. M $40 p. M al daily.
CHICAGO q 4b q, M, % AZ Pm 2; IA both daily.
CINCINNATI AND Sr. LOUIS, I'll 40 a. No.
aRaI RsaINNGERLY X Y ACCoMNoDATIoN, 30 p. 10.
an. 4 - r RNBERG i stil Accommodation. week
| days 6 40, II As am: As and 40 p m. Sundays
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION
| For Philadelphia and way stations. week
DAYS, 50, 6 35, 3 20 II 80 a m, and l243, 80,
/ D. m. Sundays, IS q m; u 43, 2 35,3 IN.
For Baltimore. week Gays, b.o5, b oJ .
/ al 35 q. m, 2.35. IS ~ D m. Sundays, 40 m
2 30 and *5 80 p m.
Fer Iandenberg and way stations, week
/ days. 9 30. 20 ii 35 a IN; 35, 8 30 p m. Sum
/ days. 8 25 a N; 2.s5, $50 2 m.
Cincinnati and St. Louis, al IS M, daily
| except Sunday.
Chicago, 3 30 m, daily, except Sunday;
Pittsburg. $50 a m daily except Sunday.
/ IS 30 p m, daily.
| lV. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
/ naflv "a 10. Is. 1000, s1l 10 a. m IL 90 noon
Daily, except suuday. an and 7.2b q. m.
u 45, -o.S0 anu 90 y. sunday Only. ~ m.
Telephone, No. ls3.
Rates TO Western Points lower than via any
C' q. SCUILs 1T. oDELL.
6en'l Pmes Agent Genu MAnasaz
Evening journal., 1889-10-10

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule In effect May ~. 1889.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
Evening journal., 1889-10-10


NEW YORK, week days. p t3, SOS, y 06,
40 rs a m, +12 08, p 38, IS 08. *6 46 p m.
NEW YORK, Sundays, p 18. 705 a m, ~ o.,
- 39 " 09 *R az n M
Evening journal., 1889-10-10

Soon viii the leaves be of the trees,
And the landscape look forlorn.
The dude is saving his moneyup,
To get his oyercoat out Of pawn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-17
In q Mad.HOuse-

a reporter of the PHILADELPHIA H-
4itirer had himself shut up among tbe
insane OF the city, after the old manner
IN search Of sensation. He found moth.
lng very bad in the treatment of the in
sane, save by the underkeepers. who
probably can always he relied on To abuse
tne helpless beings In their charge when
tne eye OF their superior is off them !:
.Or that Is the disposition of the average
numan being, trusted with power over
nls ieilow.of whom he is not afraid. Prob
~pty thefe VIII never Ike any redress
lor II unless the patient /. permitted 10
ul himself with club and be free from
"raigh'-jaeket, so that he may inspire
nis Keeper with a proper fear. such no.
vesai OF the parties injuring and Injured
would make keepers scarce and increasa
tue vaiue OF their services too mucb 10
make ~ likely that they will ever ha
subject to such inducement 10 trest thsir
patients humanely.
Ihe ehiei illustration afforded l,y This
eporters enterprise was the facility
wiui which he got into aud out of The
o.yium, aud his success In impres,jny
ne physicians with belief that he was
1lssne. lie talked like crazy man ON
5ee strets, aud the magistrate and the
Sectof passed him at once to the asylun
~ physicians there pronounced him
s'ans. Ana IN week he was released
sentation Of the journal
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-17

that employed him of the fact II the
deception. = n
1t need not be very surprising pcfhaps
that insane cxFrts OIL to tell that > pas
tIentis feigning lnsanity II is something
that the public haSr long snspected.
Their is hardv evcP a gsnurtiercr swaits
ing execution whos cannot produce a
corps of doctors on each side Of the ques-
tion Of his sanity and II Is quite a.
often doubtless that they are wrong and
who declare him sane as those who find
him crazy. There Is fair suspicion al
ways that convict Is insane, founded
upon the well known fact that few men
are blessed with entirely sound aud
well balanced minds, aud the only ques-
tion always is as to the degree Of the de-
ficiency. The Inquirer man probably
could have been plausibly held as In
fact insane II the doctors had been dis
posed 10 he ugly about II but they were
ready enough TO get rid Of him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-17

Not Ntfhstandins the enorna0us fprtupea ac-
eumulsted through the - a prIn,er's ink,
isr~c susns - mocrv - m - sIIv Sas,ed In In.
e1Eeeansl alrd unromunerntive e5v,rtIsins.
The merfl OF Z really oSIuable Commodity
prouerly unftrs yud in the toluSAns Of an in0ss.
entisj ne vvsca m. i,kn fhe fuTrrafosNcxR.Wi WIN
sr9ediIy become GENERALLY known apd aepre-
cia,ed. while the returns rear,sd By sthe sdvev.
tiser Will be like tho~c Of the Wise husbandman
who planted the seed in good ground, wherein
dred fold some six spfua thirty
The wording OF an advertisement IL an all
important matter.
Ciearness, attractiveness, brevity and sihccr-
Ity must characterize any announcement In
tended to catch the public eye and appeal TO
public confidence. An advertisement Inserted
In q Loudon journal u fsw days ago brought In
stant and muliitudinous replies accompanied
by an almost unlimited supply Of bank notes.
simply because 10 touched the chord Of nature
which makes all mankind akin. Its sim pie
pathos and sclf-evident truthfuness appealed
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-17
OulelNc.

Saint Snuveur II practically part
of Quebec, and the great fire may make
II more creditable part, asit is possible
that more substantial and civilized
houses may take the place ofthe ancient
wooden buildings when the work Of re-
construction begins. A better time for
the burning Of the place could hardly
have been chosen by committee OF
safety or board Of health. The weather
Is mild even In that cold country, and
there is plenty Of time for rebuilding be-
fore the cold again becomes severe. The
French Of Quebec, however, are not
rushing people, and with their slow
and quiet eighteenth century ways
may fail 10 improve the fine
opportunity afforded for undertaking a
large part of their quaint and pictur-
esque but very sleepy old town. There
will bc good deal Of sentimental wall
ing over the loss Of this picturesque fen
ture, but modern progress In building
has been In the direction of health and
comfort in living and these considera-
tions are paramount. II may I've hoped
that the rebuilding will he done In such
a way that the town will gain in real
beauty what II has lost in quaint and
antique effect, and M the city stands
up on edge along the hillsides, and
tho heavy snowfall demands high
pointed rooves, IL would require de-
cided effort to cause IL to lose place as
the most picturesque city in America.
II has always been something Of a
mystery that Quebec has not grown to
be one Of the greatest ports in the world.
The largest ocean steamers can unload
there, and In fact the Great Eastern has
lain ut anchor close by the foot Of the
citadel. Trade goes by to the head Of
navigation ut Montreal, and that city
may In time be forced by her more active
population TO vigorous rivalry with
New York. The st. Lawrence ports
have this one advantage. that their rout,
To Europe il more safe than the one fol
lowed by the great Atlantic lines to New
York.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-17
PERSlNAI

hiss THERESA SToueHroN. fsncee or
senator Allison, is the daughter of the late
-, ID, ntoughton, Of Washington. II a.
nef SISTER Is the wife of PaynIastor Haron
anu II was their former residence ON
street s,leel winch Secretary Tracy recently pur.
s,Iantioos senator Allison has been paving
sS''ea.lohs Sa 70 Miss Stoughton for some time
senator Allison is now in Californis .,I ,ri,L
ihe sehaie committee on trade relations
wln canada, and Miss Stoaghton is VIII
Eugene Hals. VI '"r''
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-17

l
The British Wing, OF Kingston
'ahada, notes that the lNrELLIaEN
GER objects To the selection of an
American wife for the son OF the Prince o
Wales on the ground that the wife in suci
case would have no royal standing IN
England. "Ah, but she would be matri.
monially tho ally of prince and con.
tinually humping against royalty" ex-
claims the loyal Wig.
This paper never made the reinrtest sup
gestion of any objection that could by any
contortion be made To resemble the above.
What we did say was this "Supposinp
that the carefully selected American girl
should shock British royalty with a mitten.
In spite of our worship of titles this In not
quite Impossible and the glory in refus-
ing might be greater than i'm accent
ing. This young man, without any visible
means OF support, has no claim to special
iaVor save as the descendant OF disreputable
royal ancestors in a country where ROYALTY
Is pretty well worn out"
The trouble is the sting OF truth in this
was too much for the British U'bjo. and
trusting to distance as shield for its mem
dacity 1t produced that curious idea abou,
royal standing, credited il To the INTErII
oENcER, and amer an ecstatic comment,
upon humping up against royalty plunged
into fierce attack upon the American Girl.
for the latter purpose the Wig quotes, or
pretehds TO quote, n writer in the North
American, who presents the condition of
our young people in a mos, appalling light,
ana would impress her ignorant readers
with the belief that our girls always marry
Tor money, title and position. We do moi
see that any influences here prevail 10
make our women more selfish and lac
human than elsewhere, and while admitting
ana deploring the weakness of some fair
Americans for rank and money il is safe
10 held that ON this point they are less
Vulnerable than any other young women
under the sun and this for the simple
reason that they have more To say in The
choice Of husbands than have girls of other
nations.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-17

A CURIOUS device for transporting light
packages has just been tested IN Boston. II
consists of magnetic ear hanging from u
single rail, along which It is drawn by
electricity. with one horse power 1t In
claimed that ono ton can he thus trans
ported distance Of ,4i0 miles a day at
cost Of 80 cents. The single track is to bc
carried In tripods some distance above tho
ground, and the car will pass through coils
of insulated wire at intervals. Tho scien-
tiiic principle involved IL said to DO that
whereby n hollow coil of insulated wire
Will draw a magnet into itself" II IL
claimed that mail matter can he transmitttd d
In large packages at the rate of four miles u
minute.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-17

The battle ship Texas has been damaged
Wy water. Al least her plans were injured
curing rain storm by a leakage Of the
roof of the draughting room
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-17

fNILApELrnrA. Yridey, llay

PHfLADELrHrA. Friday, May II, isss.
"Havc you seen the Beauti-
ful Rooms 7" A lady visitor
asked it. Indeed they are
beautiful = and hintful. And
the Adirondack camp is restful
to look at. fgIU
Take centre elevator.
Lay a piece Of the sensa-
tional r2Hc Sateen beside the
the Freres Koechlins' best.
There's a difference, if you
look close. A suggestion more
of sheen in the French, little
finer. But unless you are very
wise in such things you must
have the two kinds together to
see it.
As Sateens 90, these I2H
centers are worth double. We
never heard Of their like under
aoc. Ninety styles, among
them as neat and CHEEKY pat
terms as ever got into Sateens.
North west OF centre.
Women's White Suits. Let
two stand for twenty: (D
Plain Linen d'lnde. Skirt plat
ed all over waist plated back
and front. The Prize 81. (a)
Linen dInde. Front Of all-over
embroidery; waist of solid en-
broidery. The price $3.50.
The general price range is from
$3.50 to $40.
These Dresses are worth
double as the market goes.
So are these
| sateen Suits at 81
| Zephyr and Gingham Suits nj 81
| Embroidered Bingham suits ut IS
| Einbroidercd Lawn and Zephyr At 90
| Second floor, Chestnut street side. -Four eleya.
The six hundred f" Misses
and Children's Suits are less
than three hundred now. II
they don't wind up with the
week, they'll come very near
it. Why shouldn't they? HaI
Prize, and 3 to I6 year sizes
| 10 nnu
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-17

N.UD dresses for G75
5000 Dresses for Sj2J
second moor, Chestnut street side. -Four ele-
vator.
We never expected to give
at $I.25 so good an imported
Corset as the Tella. Couldn't t
do it now if there were any
middle costs. The Paris man
ufacturer makes them to our
order exclusively. From the
factory to our counter, to you.
That's every step. And we
take them in such big lots that
every possible cent is saved in
the making.
We shall have the Tellas in
ten styles. Two Of the styles
are here now
Tella No. ], French Couil, sl2j.
Teia No. s. Summer, sioo.
Both these numbers are in
every size, and come in drab
or white, as you choose.
Second floor, first gallery, Juniper street side
Some of the Jap things are
as marvellous for cheapness as
for the wit of their makers.
Take Folding Fans. For S
cents one of decorated parch-
ment Others up to S2.25.
Northwest of centre.
A hundred sorts of Fans pat
tor Commencement time. Satin,
Silk, Gauze, Feather. Almost
as light as the air they stir.
Graceful and pretty, And the
beginning prices are surpris-
ingly near to nothing, .'.'
Northwest Of centre.
"A little world of presents
that the sweet girl graduate
will delight in. Let one stand
for all; Elegantly fitted Dress
ing Cases, Of alligator, seal, or
grained leather, frightened
with metal and prettied in
many ways.
Northwest OF centre.
They say Oil Cloth prices
will be advanced June I. All
right. Wen cross the bridge
when we reach it. Meantime
we knock the corners off the
ruling rates for some Of the
most desirable widths and quail
tiles. We want to clear the
stock OF broken pieces and odds
and ends.
Best quality ~, 6-4, and S-4
reduced to IS, 50, and 35c.
All the part sheets tickets
get a clip from the same cut
ter:
Y feet sheets at GJc
70 and Is feet sheets at zoe,
"a feet sheets AT 81.
Usual prices Uosp are about a
quarter more.
second floor, Thirteenth and Marke, streets
corner. |
Double-deck round Bouquet
Tables, oak or cherry $50
each. A welcome word at
lower time.
Basement, northwest OF centre.
Collar and Cuff Boxes that
ook like wood and wear like
Gather, 7 and &C. Cuff Boxes
'nly, heavier and more fanciful
&C.
lear centre OF the store
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-17

SALEsMES,-WE WISH A FEW MEN To
~ sell our goods by sample toithe wholessl.
and retail trade Largest nlanufacturers I'M our
line. Enclose 2cent stamp. Wages s. per day
Permanent position. No posials answered
Money advanced ior wages, advertising, etc.
CENTENNIAL LAN'FG Co,
apfi2-Stdeod Cincinnati, Ohio.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-17

THE examination test may be the only
ono available for guarding the learned
professions, but is certainly far from per-
feet. Those who pass il with the greatest
ease are not always the brightest and
brainiest men, and often tho strain of the
trial Injuries minds that might bo of great
use In the world. Here is case In point.
young man of Plaintield, n. j., passed
creditable examination on Thursday and
was admitted to practice at the bar of the
state OF New York. lie immediately
rushed into the street and throwing his
hat in the air. shouted: ~ am an at
torney and counsellor nj law. Where can
get band? ?"lle found one ofnineteeu pieces
an hired ii for the rest of the day, aud pa
raded the streets at the hoa of it, carrying
a broom. He hired open harouchcs and
offered to take tho judges TO Nassar college,
and also the graduates of Columbia college
OF whom no Is one. II is the belief OF those
who know him that hard study has disor-
dered his mind and his success in passing
and being admitted, has crazed him for the
time. No doubt slight eccentricities and
defects in men might be traced To tho ef-
fects OF eramming for examinations
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-17

What n Baltimore confcctioncr says "Tve
had rheumatism In my arm for six months,
aud salvation Gil made an entire cure of IL,
after using less than one bottle.
WIN. SCHELLHAU US, Jr., Bnlto, Md.
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup is n staple article In
tho market. The demand for II was ever greater
than now. The people ind u Indispensable,
and will not be without 1t al any price. Only
costs Is cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-17
John Wanan1aker
(lTI HALL.
CIGAR STORE.

am now located at No. : West King street
Whefe VIII at all times keep on hand a null
me oi ehnlce cigars, smoking and chewing
touaccos. VIII he pleased 10 have my friends
aud patrons give me a call.
apr2Smdeod GEO. NJ. BoRGER.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-12-21
WHAT MATTERS TT

sNhas MATTERS IL, ray curious friend. where lies
Our heavenly harbor and our land OF rest!
Whether il be bcvoni the azure skies
Or ia some lower world. God knoweth best
Il offers safety from our cares, and SO
What matters whether il be high or low,
Il Offers rest: what more should mortals know
Rest from the WEAKNESS OF burdened days.
OF bitter longngs and weary hours,
OF duties leading us through darkencd ways
And in.o efforts far beyond our powers,
o: dark temptations into secret sin,
OF constant labor, earih's poor gauds to win,
o; spirits dcafcncd by the strife and din
1t matters nothing as to when and where
We find the haven and the welcome home:
Let curious doubt give place to trusting prayer,
And no weak soul through speculation roam.
We seek for sealcd-up secrets. hidden things;
Enough for us. il on eternal wings.
We reach the country OF those better :hings
vcx not thy spirit, o aspiring man.
But live thy days as earnest workers must,
Nor try 10 pierce thy Gods mysterious plan
Which obligates thee to a life Of trust
Some day, somewhere. while countless ages
roll.
Thy hungry heart shall comprehend the whole
TIE vail be parted 70. thy thankful soul.
Il. Edgar Jones.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-12-21
Methods Of Culture.

in answer to queries Of correspond
ents who fail to entirely grasp TRUTHS
Method. the Southern Cultivstor gives
the following:
1T il fact Of not uncommon OBJ
servation that moderately fertile up
land. we'll fertilized. will produce q
larger yield Of cotton than rich allu-
vial soil This il due to several causes.
The greater abundance Of moisture to-
gethsr with the larger percentage Of
organic vegetable matter yielding
uitrogen) that We find in alluvial soils
induces an abnormal and excessive de-
velopment Of foliage. which is unfavor-
able TO the rapid and early maturity Of
the bolls. The excess of moisture, the
dense shade and imperfect circulation
tend to produce boil rot Cotton 10
emphatically q sun plant and its ripcn-
ing bolls especially require sum heat
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-12-21
Osiy . Question Of Time.

"James," said the undertaken. ''have
you heard how Mr.. Hawkins. the sicI,
old gentleman at the other end Of the
avenue. is getting along this even
iMg?"
'.Yes. sir" responded the shop boy.
'.The doctor gave him dose Of 'lixil
of life last night. and ~
II think, James," said the under
talser with cheerful sadness. "yOu may
set that lamp in the window and turn
the light up q little. II any body
should call for me within the next hail
hour I shall be lying on the lounge
lust inside the door Of the back room '
Chicago Tribute.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1889-12-21
FULL OF FUN.

-She meant rare or wcll done
Landlady-"How do you like your
beefstcak?" Boarder - "Tendcr. "
Boston Courier.
My FRIEND" said a young man as
he fished Mr. Eisenstein out of the
water. you owe your life to me. !"
'.How much discount for cash?" asked
Mr.. Eisenstein vacantly. rs he wrung
the water out OF his coat.-Washing-
ton Capitol.
-Willie-"I guess papa has said
something that's made mama nwfu!
mad. He'll get a roasting after them
callers has gone away" johnny
'.How do you know?" ''Shc's begun to
call him darling. '"-Chicago Tribune.
-"Young man." said a minister to
q member OF his congregation. do you
know what relations you sustain in
this world?" "Well. just at present
the only relation am sustaining. in
this world is my father-in-law. but you
can just gamble on it am not going
to sustain him very long" was the re-
ply.-Tcxas Siftings.
Mrs. Joshua. am go
ing to the dentists to have a tooth
pulled out You mind tho baby while
I'm gone" Mr.. Lumkins Dumping
for his hat)-''Say. you mind the baby
and I'll go and get tooth pulled. you
KNOWN. Y. Sun.
-Rusher-'Ask that man what he
wants. John. He seems to be deaf and
dumb" John-'.He writes on this
paper. SIR. that he is looking for
work" Poor wretch. Write
and ask him what he can do" John
He writes here. sir. that he would like
a job to tend the telephone" Rusher
You may as well engage him; he
will do as we'll as any one.-America
"A nephew to his old and wealthy
uncle-'I am desperate, and unless
you send me two thousand dollars by
this evening shall take my life; BY
midnight I shall be no more" Reply
of the uncle-''Yours OF this date 10
ceived. When, some time ago. you
sent me q missive Of similar import.
and sent you my revolver. what did
you do? You spOuted the weapon. ]
have no more revolvers Judge.
Now. that trcc over there" re-
marked tho visitor from the city. would
make n first-rate poker player. .woulduPt
it?" THAT pear tree over thereA
hold up. sonny. l catch on-it's always
holdin' up pears; or it's great on pears.
Anyhow to get pears in it somewhere
and ye can't fool me-" And tho visitor
from the city took the next train
home. Traveller.