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Evening journal., 1890-09-26
Funeral Of Patrick FLYNN.

The funeral of Patrick Flynn took
place this morning at 9 o'clock from his
late residence, No. 16S Lincoln street.
Division No 6 A. o. H., attended in q
body. High mass was celebrated at st.
Paul's R. Q. Church by Rev. H. X. Fal
lon. Eis remains wer inter red in the
Cathedral Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1890-09-26
SALE of Fertlliner stook.

L. w. Stidham & Son, aucti ,neers,
disposed of 116 shares of the capital
stock of the Tygert.Allen Fertilizer
Company of New Jersey, at public sale
at their auction rooms, No. III East
Fourth street. Edward Belts. of the
First National Bank, purchased the
entire stock for 800 so per share.
Evening journal., 1890-09-26

An enjoyable mum" sociable enter
tainu ent was held in the rectory Of st
James's Church, Newport, last evening
Edward Henry Eckel is the rector Al
Newport. The amusement of the even
ing's silence was taken part in by about
fifty persons, who we're invited to par
ticipate.
Evening journal., 1890-09-26

David Rank, an employee Of the Old
Ferry Mill Of the Diamond State Iron
Works, had the fore finger of his left
hand split open yesterday while at work
there. He was employed at lathe and
had his finger caught between the chisel
and piece which he was turning.
Evening journal., 1890-09-26
Broke Her Arm.

Helen Jackson, the S-year-old daughter
of William l. Jackson of No. 1713 Rod
ney street fell at 6ilpin avenue and
Rodney street, Wednesday evening and
broke her arm. Dr. John Palmer set the
injured member and the little girl is now
recovering from her injury.
Evening journal., 1890-09-26
Kirkwood Park wharf.

Contractor Alvin Morrison has about
twenty five men at work constructing
the wharf at Kirkwood Park. The work
will soon be completed and when the
park has been put in good condition, it
will make a very pretty addition to the
parks pleasing features.
Evening journal., 1890-09-26
Police station Annex.

The exterior Of the police station annex
is now completed. The roof was put on
yesterday, and to day the men are EN-
ployed in plastering the walls inside 1t
is expected to be ready for the putting in
Of the new police signal system plant in
q few DAYS.
Evening journal., 1890-09-26
cranor q Co. s21 Market str...

have built up ire nendous trade in Ladies'
Missesand Mems merniO underwear by keep
ing large stock and selling at low prices
Those who have never purchased tn. So goods
from them will do well to examine their b. ices
before buying
Evening journal., 1890-09-26
DelaMare stata FnIr

The Delaware State Fair will open at Dover
on Monday and continue all the week Tnt
entries Tor racing include, many noted and
taken this year with that feature OF the fair
The railroad fare from Wilmington to Dover
and return, including admission TO the fair, is
Evening journal., 1890-09-26
Cranor & Go 6eI Market Street
have Mems Canton Flannel Drawers AZ q


George c. Morton. one Of the delegates
to the meeting Of the Supreme Grand
Lodge. l. o, o. f., in Topeka, Kan, re.
turned home last Tuesday evening.
Thomas 9. Doud has also returned. ].
Il. Appleby and wife, who also attended
the convention, went on TO Denver, Col
where they will visit friends and return
Sunday evening. The Wilmington dele
gates report an excellent time.
DO You hear anything from Delaware?''
Mo- Delaware is peachless. - Binghamton
Leader.
Evening journal., 1890-09-26
GREAT CLOTHING SALE.
Clothing Sold at Soc. on The Dollar.

wholesale house which knew that coud oct rid 81 lo
and which was very hard pushed money me
mo OF Olothlng to sell as fast possible the money The
0otng IS OF The best make and workmanship and consists az Mons
Boys and Ohdren CLOTHING AND 0VERCOATS Of ali coo and
Styles to ut and suit everybody. NOW is YOUR CHANCE Don
put It OIL until too late and the choicest gone and then blame
me- Call early and avoid the rush. W '
Evening journal., 1890-09-26
r. r. ROBINSON g CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERs

BANHERs AND BROKERs
Jorner Fourth and Market Streeh
FOR SALE.
Stocks bought and sold IN the New Yorl
philadelphia and Boston markets on commits
zion.
letters OF credit given, available IN all part
tie world, and drafts on England Ireland,
TrArce f4arrnanv and SsvitHerland lRsuad.
Evening journal., 1890-09-26
HELP WANTED.

WANrED.-A LADY TO TAKE CHARGE
Of house. Apply 8. II. THUlTT
Twelfth and Brardywine streets CAN at
o'clock
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--------N----~----4~----N-~s
NOTICE TO THE SCHOOL COMMIT
IN tees Of New Castle caunty.-The School
Fund has been distributed and placed to the
credit Of each district, in the Farmers Bank.
At New Castle, Della ware
WILLIAM HERBERT.
Trustee of School Fund
September n, 1890.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ conformity with the act entitled IAN Act
Concerning PRIVATE CorpOrations,m passed at
Dover. March H. 1883 application will be
made before the Hon / q. Grubb. associate
justice, etc. at chambers on Saturday, eep-
TENDER q. at 10 O'Clock, a. m. for certificate
incorporating The Delaware Morocco Com
pany." JOHN II. RODNEY,
Attorney for lncorporstors.
AOTICE.--IF YOU WANT TO SAVE
~ DOLLARS, insure your property with
aAWKINS n CO. ne Market Street.
NOTICE.--WILLS, DEEDS. MORTGAGES,
~ agreements and contracts legally drawn
and all real estate business transacted.
q GEORGE C. MARKS.
Evening journal., 1890-09-26

Best productions in furni-
ture. comprising the latest
styles and finish in Bedroom.
Parlor, Library, Hall and Din
ing Room Furniture, Bed
steads. Tables, Sideboards.
Wardrobes, Hall Racks, Fancy
Rockers, etc.
Solid Oak 6 Feet Extension
Tables, $3.50.
Solid Walnut Cane Seat and
Back Rockers, $3.50.
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The High School.

The thirty-eighth annual commence
ment of the Lancaster high school
kept Fulton hall crowded for four
hours this morning, notwithstanding,
And no doubt the audience would have
voted unanimously that the exer-
selses were quite long enough,
most of them did not, us in
1brmer years, have chance to hear
1heir children speak from the stage.
The class of fifty was the largest
ever graduated from the institution,
and but for the rule Of the
school board limiting the number of
speakers to twenty an all day and even
Ing session might have been a possibil-
~, and number of anxious relatives
hight have gone home exhausted in the
s4Obulance. The very full account of
(Ho exercises which we publish, shows
be high standard of the school
ZEN well maintained and the
may well be proud oft, while
who have authorized and
rec higher education, will
hope that experience may
investment wise one.
ties themselves can now
~ o. their oars for while until they
Anve recovered from the strain of the
~ years hard study, but they must
¬ think that in finishing their school
eaaning they have come to the end of
\ eoneation. All wise aud thoughtful men
4nd women 20 on learning. There may
- no more severe trials Of memory for
e0 or mental gymnastics over figures
eepre the graduates, but there will be
Dtenty Of hard work of other kinds, a
( eedy development Of character and
nAning In thought. May they all make
- best OF their chances aud live well
I3ond happily
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anything
81 endorsement. To be
q. Quay's conduct as husband
father is not specially approved
ther is he specially commended as
kn or a Christian but the general
mmendation of him as a citizen may
III be construed to cover him In all
rs relations as an unofficial man ; and
*lhere is no doubt that all his official
sDlaces are enumerated and his conduct
/ - oil warmly commended.
4 We do not think that we have ever
Slbund In the resolutions Of political
f Sponvention, In commendation or denun-
%elation Of men, one that Is more Inter-
seUtjng, instructive and peculiar. 1t has
&sidently been built up rs . fence to
1ofond Quay against the attacks that
have been made on his character a. q
A 16ltisen and an official. 1t IL made to
Juland In the place ofthe libel suit, which
y Il the means that the law provides for
~ defense Of men who are falsely as
4 1Ailed.
There II feature in this law which
\ rauvents officials who are guilty Of do
{ H wrong from invoking 1t. The truth
#cnn be shown to defeat them. Mr.. Quay
i ~ been charged with ofienses which
would easily put In Jail those who falsely
$1pade them II they were untrue. He has
y NJ sought to do 30, nor even to make q
& Dnblic denial Of them. His first notice
q them Ii that taken by his convention
4 = the resolution which we have quoted.
B. That resolution il very broad and
h X16ven Mr.. Quay's shoulders all over
with its mantle. 1t makes him good
s 6etlsen and good official. 1t has gone
4 ~ fAr for It's own object. 1t has caused
m b introduced into the pending con-
'oDt the question of Mr.. Quay's good citi-
4 Spnship as well as his good official con-
1nct The issue Is not Mr.. Delamater
lSnly, but Mr.. Quay, who has been thus
#approved by the convention that nomi-
. nAted Mr.. Delamater whose election
" that approval must be taken to lie a
tonfirmation by the people of the de-
e3aration that Mr.. Quay has been good
4 citizen aud an honest officer.
The whole story of Quay's relations
y With hWilson Norris and wine and women
now enters into the canvass as legiti-
Wately as the tale of his misuse Of the
StAte funds with Norris, Walters and
I hio other Jacks. That Mr.. Quay has
been good citizen and good man il
4 j(ast as untrue rs that he has been an
Z x0nest official and politician. But his
4 character as citizen would not have
oeme into this contest If the Harrisburg
convention had kept its hands off 1t
\ md been content to commend only his
4 0(ncial character.
One would have thought that the
4 convention would have found itself
B Nth quite enough Of a load In COM
b Hnsnding Quay officially and the fac
j taat 1t found its NAV big by enough to
& tAke down the whole hog without gag
4 H1ng, shows In very vivid light the
IS Rr1at extent of its subserviency and Its
6xtreme Elasticity to its moulders
hand Surely there never was u conven-
Il tion which 90 fully exposed itself, and
i demonstrated that 1t was not an assembly
! ofthe representatives of the people but a
4 eollection of the instruments of one
B man.
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D-II|(. Marbles to Tennis.
We deal in all the Sporting
Gear just as you prefer to find
it. Eve,y recognized best"
makers things. Xon do the
choosing. Take Tennis. If
you want a Wright & Ditson,
or a Peck & Snyder, or a
Spalding, or a Horsman Racket,
here are heaps for you to pick
from and get exactly the hang
and balance you prefer.
So with Crochet, or Base
Ball, or Cricket, or Archery, or
Angling-nothing lacking.
One of the most fascinating
of the ne7o games is throwing
feathered darts at a target
Oriental Target they call it.
It's a mild craze in Paris.
Helps eye and hand, soc to
$3.50, with five darts.
Maybe you have in mind 60
ing to the Park and swinging
all day in a Hammock
Fun weight and size Mex am
| mocks, 8l75.
Close wove Macrame Cord uammocks
8l75, 50 and $3.50.
| Palmer Hammocks, 7jc to s6.
Hammock spreaders Ropes, Hooks and
Rings.
Basement, northeast Of centre
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Every article in the store Is sold at
less than regular price.
Take advantage of this Cheap Day.
In addition we offer Tor SATURDAY
the balance of our stock of HATS as
follows:
One lot of Ladies' Colored Straw Hats,
Bonnets, Toques and Turbans, Mt &c
apiece for this day only.
One lot of Ladies' Black Lace Straw
Hats, in all the leading shapes, ut 2jC
apiece.
One lot of Ladies' Large White Flats,
ut lOc apiece for this day.
One lot of Ladies' and Children's fine
Milan Hats at 4Sc apiece.
RlBBONS-5O0 pieces of extra heavy
Double-Faced Satin Ribbons, two-toned
In Nos. and o, for this day emily, ut lOt
"a yard. These goods come In very
handsome combinations.
One lot of No. 10 Double.Faced extra
heavy Satin Ribbons, in states, drabs
pearls, shrimps and browns, ut Zoe q
yard for this day only.
One lot of No. Is extra heavy Double.
Faced and Two-Toned Satin Ribbons, In
all the finest combinations, for this day
at Zoe u yard.
We also open Special for this sale one
carton each of No. IL Pure Silk Satin
Ribbons, picot edge, in the following
colors Light blue, pink, cardinal
white cream, orange, yellow, golden,
brown, old rose, gobelin, navy, myrtle,
gendarme and black any of the above
at sc a yard.
We also offer for this day Black Purd
silk Gros-Grain Ribbons, satin edge
No. 7, at Sc a yard; No. 8, at &c a yard
No. II, ut lie yard; No. l6,at l4c u yard
No. -, at l9c a yard; No. 30, at 25c a
yard; No. 40, at 29c yard; No. 80, al
3Sc yard. Special for this sale.
One lot of Fancy Ribbons, pure silk
In satin, gros-grain and moiree, No. II,
l6 and -, all good colors, at l5c yard.
One lot of large fine Damask Linen
Towels, fancy borders, knotted fringe,
size 22x42 inches, for this day, at i9C
apiece.
One lot of Real Torchon Laces, from |
to inches wide, at &c a yard; for this
day only.
One lot of Colored Silk Gloves, for
this day, at l2l y pair
One lot of Real Lisle Frame Gloves at
SC a pair.
One lot of Children's Black Ribbed
and Plain Cotton Hose, full regular
made, 5 to 81, at l2Ic a pair; only pair
of size will be sold to one customer.
One lot of Ladies' Drawn-work White
Lawn Handkerchiefs, for this day, at &c
apiece.
One lot of Ladies' Black Ribbed Cot
ton Hose, ut 4c II pair.
One lot of Writing Paper and En-.
velopes, in fancy boxes, at ic n box.
One lot of Turkish Towels at 4c apiece.
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The Pension Abase.

\ Dishop Potter, of New York, has lust
elivered IN address before society of
karvard university, in which he touches
)rpon political topics and has some very
onsibls words to say In depreciation Of
- oood Of pension money that is being
oped out alike upon deserving and
oseerving, without good resulting
1oo 70 the objects Of it, beuefaction
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Tho Canning Comet

II Is fancied by a grateful patron Thai the
next comet will appear in the form of huge
Bottle, having " Golden Medical Discovery -
this conceit and high compliment will be yeri
ned remains to be seen, but Dr. Pierce will con-
tinue to send forth that wonderful vegetable
compound and potent eradicstor OF disease. II
has no equal In medicinal and health-giving
properties, for iinparting yigor and tone To the
through II cleansing and renewing the whole
system For scrofilous humors and consump
ton, or lung troubles in Its early stages. IL Is
positive specific. Druggists. F,SAw
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5epal atpttrra.

L>STATE OF NANCY HUBER, LATE OF
IL Lancaster city, Pa, deceased. Letters
of administration on said estate having been
granted TO the undersigned, all persons In
diate payment, and those having claims or de-
mands against the same, Will present them
without delay for settlement TO the under
signed. JAMES HUBER, Lancaster City.
VIM. NJ. M.CONYNGHAM,
Administrators.
CHAs. !. LANDS, Attorney. m25-6tdF
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Threw Away S35o,

Troubled with asthma for eight years. Not
quite two bottles of IhOmds' Electric on cured
me completely, after spending $3.50 without the
slightest benefit This is what August Trub-
ner, of Tyrone, Pa, says. Sold In Lancaster by
w. +. Hoch, lS7 and lS North Queen street.
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II you want to be healthy. How can you II
your teeth refuse to do their work &c, them
put In order by skilled dentists. and use SOZO-
DON'T to keep them right. SOZODONT Is the
best pre- paralion for the teeth.
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LUlahy relief I also
- potash remedies, with the
NDscessful result but which brought
made my life ono OF untold agony. After spf
ferIng four mon ms, gave up all former RENE
dies and commenced taking Swifts Specific tS.
y. 81 After taking several bottles, was en-
tirely cured and able tO resume work. / con-
slider Swift's Specific g. y. ~ the greatest med
icine for blood poisoning to-day on the mar
ket."
INHERITED SCROFULA.
Swift's Specific a. 4. ~ cured my little boy
hereditary scrofula, which broke out all over
his face. For n year he had suffered, and had
given up all hopes Of his recovery, when at
length ] was induced to use y. =. y. After using
f. w bottles he was entirely cured. Not n
symptom now remains OF the disease. This
was three years ago. .
MRS. T. l.. MATHERS,
Matherville, Miss.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
(a SWIFT spECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ca
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GoTo HEADQUARTERS
NJ We are headquarters for Fishing Tackle.
Polished Brass Reels. l5c. Three-J olntcd Rods,
with brass ferrnles, u. Lines, Hooks, sinkers,
Leaders, Mountings, &c.
FkAiLEy'S EAST END PHARMACY,
Opposite Eastern Markell
A~Frailey's ssrsapariila Compound viii
prevent frickly Heat, Pimples and Boils by pu-
riiying the blood. Price. tJc aud 81,
A,W,F&w
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Mems Hand Sewed Shoes,

Made by celebrated American makers.
Fine grades OF Kangaroo leather are
gests repetition Of he story OF Its vir-
tues for excellence Of wear--its superb
ority over all other fine feathers that
enter into the making Of strictly fine
light and thin and Is specially adapted
for summer time wear. IL has the
strongest fibre OF any known leather OF
equal weight. Calfskin equally as light
and thin In no respect bears comparison
with It, Moreover, kangaroo leather
does not stretch and lose Its shape as do
all soft feathers. II resembles lustreless
kid; has glove like finish and Is easy
TO blacken when soiled.
The makes of kangaroo Shoes here
are recommended for durability and
for neatness and attractiveness Of shape.
Are produced with special regard to the
requirements of Office and professional
men. They also serve admirably as so
ciety shoes for all fine dress occasions.
The more they're worn the stronger
grows their liking.
Great care has been given TO the selec-
ton OF lasts over which these shoes have
been shaped, the most popular Of which
are the Globe and Paris toes. They are
fashioned upon scientific principles
that are in strict occord with the ana
tomicaI structure Of the foot, fitting COM
fortably every part OF II and giving free-
dom OF action to the muscles and Joints.
The softness and pliability of the leath-
ers used combined with the special care
taken In the making and shaping of
these shoes insure ease and comfort In
wear, and they often prove n curative
Of the ills with which many feet are
afflicted.
We have Kangaroo Shoes In different
grades-the finest made as well as the
commOnest worthy fand msritlng con-
fidence. All the widths and lengths
necessary to ensure perfect fitting quail
ties-slm, medium or wide. Prices
range from 81 tos6 Examination solic-
tied.
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Digest YOur Food

VAN HouTEN's Cocoa" Best and Goe
Farthest."
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T>oR BOILERS, r.ORLz,JN iAL, TABULAR
II Vertical, Portable, Cylinder, Marine, q
workmanship. 80 ta JOHN BEST, Sss East Full
ton street. mI'tW
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Soma nouht tho IiIhla

And the motives OF Its authors. but none who
have used them doubt the efficacy OF BuroOck
Blood Buers. This splendid blood tonic is
without peer. Sold In Lancaster by w, T.
Hoch, lS and l3o North Queen street
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John Wanamaker
Marhtncru.

rAkRY IN STOCK BEST CHARCOAL
~ Hammered Bar Iron, Double Refined Iron
Burdens Rivet Iron, Rivets, Hot and Cold
JOHN BEsT'S. 3t3 East Fulton street m7-tfd
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NOR HORIZONTAL STATIONARY EN-
IL gines, from 2 TO so horsepower, and Verti-
find them at JOHN BESrS, 333 East Fulton
street.
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vuNIE FINEST AND VERY FASHIONABLE
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A GENCY For CALLAHAN & cos CE
"A ment to take the place of Red Lead. In
bulk u makes fve times the quantity of red
lead and Is far superior I'm making steam Joints
packing man and hand hole plates ON boilers,
&c, &c, Price 20 cents per pound, AT JOHN
BESTS, 3s3 East Fulton street. m7-tfd
Evening journal., 1890-07-10
I'M PoMER or I'M PRIsoN.

NN FOWLn VI I'm FNl0GlNs
II is wrong TO steal. No man has the
right to seize the property or the money
Of others and divert them to his own
use
If the Morning News could keep those
homely but grand truths clearly fixed in
mind there would be no difficulty in FIX
ing guilt where It belongs. But the
News obscures truth to indulge its pen.
chant for drastic dialectics Like
singer with a trim, he trils away all the
symphony and melody Of the song--sacri.
fees harmony aud does not replace it
with good or an appropriate triil.
We lost faith in the News when it
justified the swiggett sandwich appro-
prlation, because somebody returned
portion Of the money. It justified Sena
tor Quay, who took $500 600 from the
Pennsylvania treasury and lost it in
speculation, because It was covered into
the treasury by Senator Cameron.
It is not stealing according to this new
system Of morals, if some one returns the
value OF the property, exeept-note the
exception for it is Important the case
Of Democrat The poor Deputy,
Wheatley, Of Georgetown was not de-
faulter because his defalcation has been
made good BY MIR. Tunnel ~ If
he had not been Democrat. But we
can hear the reverberating echoes Of the
cries Of the News to "stop thief even
now, as it gleefuuy accused the whols
Democratic party Of robbing the Sussex
county treasury.
Circumstances alter cases amazingly
with the News. Because the exigencies
Of the Republican party make it neces-
sary to keep big Quay and little swiggett
at the top then they, like king, can dc
no wrong That philosophy has been
superseded in this great country by
making every man sovereign and hold
ing every man responsible for his owl
sins
But the Republican party, being tn,
legitimate successors Of the old Tories
are not yet converted to true democracy
They still adhere to Federalism, a stronI
central government theory which denie
the rights of the people and of tn
states; they are still Tories at heart an,
in practice If they cannot have a kim
they must have boss.
This is not q monarchy. No maj
should be so useful or SO powerful tha
he can be kept out OF the penitentiar,
for political purposes. The differenc
between the two great parties in thi
matter is stated in short thus: Archer !
in prison; Quay is at the head OF hi
party. One party needs Quay, the othe
party kicks Archer out, repudiates hir
and throws him into prison.