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Evening journal., 1890-07-22
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DHILADELPHIA. WlLMlNaTON. AND
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.



PHILADELPHIA, lMINaTON. AND
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
May II, 1890
Philadelphia (expressj. i IS, 252. 40. OF 90, $50
90, 10. Az 10 OF. 10 A.. IL IS, II 81, m. +12iA
Il d,O 30, 80, 227, %. o II, 5s, q, Z 0S ana
Accommodation, 6 4o 8 55, 7O5, s 10. 10 45 a m.
IL 3S, az, 3 45, 35, %, AZ 40, and 10 30 M
947, III a N, Ii 30. : CO, : II, 7es and . ID
Accommodation, $40. s55, Yo5, $40, IO4s.
II II So m, U u, 81. 40, IS, ~, q 2o anSa
! New York. / 5s, ? 8, ,4A, $50. $50 sam
10 45, IL 81 m, 412 10, il 80. / 80. 2M.if
As, 05,5 rs 80, a1. 0s, II q and 10 30 n
s 10 m, 2 and 45pm.
For Newark (Centre) and internaeal&S
stations, Z 40 am, IL 81 and 30 o m
Baltimore and intermediate stations, q
4 As and o6 D IN and IL 13 night
Baltimore and Bay Line, 8 rs D m.
Baltimore and NashingtoDa 90. 0s, see
10 12, and II 90 m, y Q6, Il is, 4245 Is. % g1
40. s 20 D m and 12 40 night.
Trains for Delaware Division loave for.
New Castle, %, Y gs,a r. 2 90, 3 70. IS, 8 Ia
Georeetown, 8 20 a N, bG and 700pm.
Harrington, Delnar, and way stations, sG
Express E re Z for for Harrington, 3 50 and Z pm.
/ Express for Dover, Harrington and DelmaZ
/ II 0S IN and il Ol night.
Exprsss Tor Cane Charles, Old Point Coa,-
| fort, and Norfolk, II Os g N and u u night
! Leave Philadelphia. Broad street, for VIZ
/ mington, (expressl 3 10, 20, z ~, 81, TO Gls
< II is, n IS, m. *l2 81 0e Of, o., Al, 5esa
q 30 07, 81, 40, II IL. II 81, m. and II o3
.9,eeamrnodation, 25. a1O 1o2s. ii IS q na.
las 2s, 10, CD, 46, 2, So. 10 o. 10 40 ana
: 4 Il SUNDAY TRAINS.
| For Philadelphia lexpressl, 81, 262, eU,
%, Il 81, N, ~, 9 II. So, ? ", 2 80 ana
Accommodation, 7 90, s 05, g10, a m, I2 les
| 20, 4 10. 20 and 10 80 D m.
For Chester (express), ! Is, s 50, II 81 q m
II, z OS and 8 10 m.
Accommodation. z 90, 8 o., 10 m, IL 10. l 20
10 20, 80 and 10 80 D m.
For New York (expressl, I 65 2 81. -, z CO,
~, Il 81 m, l2,l1. 2 y, ~, II, 5 55, sAs
Z Os, n 22. and 10 80 m.
For Mest Chester. VIA Lanokin. 05 q m.
For New Castle, II Is night.
For Gapa Charles. Old Point Comfort asa.{
Norfolk. IL OF nii.ht
For Middetown. Clayton, Dover, Wyorr53g,
| FELTON,, Harrington, BVidgsvilIe. Seafobs
! Laurel and Delmar, l2 OF night.
| Baltimore and Washington, 4 "a, S O., 10 IE z
m. L o6. "a F6 03, 40, ~ m and u IS righGs
| Baltimore, only 0j p "a Gnc ~ - night.
mington (expressl. 50, 20, II IS n, q. Is
657, 40, IS II is, II 81 IA and u g nignds
| Accommodation, Is, > 10, 10 20. Q m, y 9s
05, 6 10, IS. 10 60 and II IS p n.
/ For further information passengers are rEs
| ferred to the ticket Office 80 the station.
Trains marked thus e. are limited ezprea1s
. upon which extra fare i5 charged:
CHAS. Il, PUGH. ). y. WOOD
Evening journal., 1890-07-22

PARTY managers are frequently neither
sensible nor sensitive. That is one
reason why the Democratic party does
not have them while it gives them their
strongest claim on the Republican party.
The people Of Ohio and the Republicans
have rejected and repudiated Foraker at
the polls, and yet the managers Of the
party have put him at the head o. the
campaign and he has made the speech
and plsyed upon the keynote for the Re-
publican voters Of Ohio who repudiated
him.
Evening journal., 1890-07-22
wANAmAAEB's.
PmLADE1PnrA. Tuesday, July p, 1890.
The zUeatk11 t0-day as kakelJ
10 be cieav.
Closed Saturdays I P. NJ.

So styles Of &C Challis be-
sides the Black and White
Checks that 50 many are want
ing. Desirable patterns every
one, and desirable stuffs. Five
steps away you'd take them for
finest French Challis.
Northeast Of centre.
Ceylon Wash Flannels. Not
a limp in the line. Neat pat
terms 20 and 371ac; wider,
better, so and 6oc; broad,
handsome stripes for ladies'
skirts and tennis, 75c; Silk
Cheviots, 75c.
Choicest French Printed
Flannels, 6oc. There's been a
lull, but more and more are
asking for them now.
Northwest Of centre.
A biggish lot OF japanese
Fans just in at third and hall
the early season prices.
Folding, 5. 10, 10, and up to 4Oc.
Extension. 10 and 1So.
Flat parchment, loc.
Best Fan values Of the year
| Near Juniper and Market streets corner.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Evening journal., 1890-07-22
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.

Daily except Saturday and Sunday, leave
Montchanin lsp M, =. q "a . JuIe''0A M -
Saturday only. ,,
Leave Reading u % noon. Arrive blrosnos1
20 AL n M Leave Mnntchanin 10 p. M New
hrilre 90 D. m Arrive Wilmington % q
m. Leave Newbridge l5 p. n. Arrlve y, es
O Junction 2 80 p. IN. Arrive NllllAs'O~
For connections at Wilmington with Z; W.
e. ii. II. RD. at b. q o. Junction with 3. eh
q ii. RI, at Chadd's Ford Junction with t.s
W. K b. r. RI, at Coatesville ana Wa,yhsas- s,.llas
hurQ Junction with PeEna. II. NJ, at bFus~
5oro with p. Il. r.. r. r. and Z. X. R:)f ,at
Reading with P. a. r. r.. r. and +. H. II p
| see timetables at all stations
Sunday only.
Leave Wilmington for Reading ana inter-
| mediate stations 10 a. m. 80.
Leave St Peters for Reading and inter-
| mediate stations, 4 40 p m. s.
| Leave Residing for Wilmington anu ln'91-
mediate stations % M ,s 49,.
| Leave heading for st. Peters and inter-
4 mediate stations 50 m. - -.
1 kissS bttI9t3s. Gen. passenger ASAs
A. q. .MCCAUSLAND.S Superintendent.
Evening journal., 1890-07-22
New HJeTSeyaWiImin6t' 6t'nFeTTy CO
STEAMER
CHRISTINA

Time table taking effect Saturday, June e
1890 between WILH1HGbON, REnNN-
GROVE, PENNsvTLLE and ALLAN hAC
CITY.
For Pennsgrove-7 80, II so a, m, 8 30. 45 ?.
80. 10 Is a. m, j 80 50. s 40p. m.
For Atlantic City-73O a. M; 33l 2. m;
Saturday only, 4 20 p. N. sunday only ~
For % Pennsville-7 80 a. m 1902. m. sun
day only, 80 a. m, 81 p m
FOR WILMINGTON.
Leave pennsville-90 05 a. m, 50 P. m
Sunday only, 8 10 a. m, 3 80 ?. m. 80
Leave Atlantic City Sunday only, DIV p
m. Monday only, Z - am. 80
Leave Pennsgrove-6 g 90. 10 90 a. m. l.f5, C0
D. m Sunday only, 6SO, 1000 a. M LAD
4 30, 500 D. m.
Boat lea 9ing Pennsgrove at 500 a.. m , con-
inc. Coate,ville, West Chester and all points
Boat leaving Pennsgrove at 1000 a. m; con-
meets with Steamer keybola from ossae'iL ssiI
from Woodbury. and all points on Deihmare
Boat leaving Pennsgrove at 1.25 p. m. con;
meets with train for Reading CoatesVllle anu
All points on W. 4 n X X.
Boat leaving Wilmington at ~, II ~ z. m m
and 8 30 d. IN. connects with trains on DelI
| vvare River r.. X. for all stations. inc 8 y
| O'Clock D. m boat from Wilmington connects
/ with STEAMER Rayboia for Salem and inter
i mediate points. and with Steamer Clyd'
/ from Woodland Beach. =
| The 1000 q. m. boat from PennsgroVe q
| Sund ~ will wait for the Delaware tive
The steamer can be chartered for specia
| moonlight excursions. Apply 70 lhe uhaer
sigled. ,..r,.v,s, IN
| SuperinteQQenG
Evening journal., 1890-07-22

TX the free trade controversy going on
Ia the Republican ranks-in the head
centre Of the party Of protectionism--
Secretary Blaine is not getting the worst
Of it. Senator Edmunds has discovered
shat Secretary Blaine has simply revived
. musty policy proposed long ago by
President Arthur and advocated by the
Republican party before it came into its
advanced ideas Of protectionism as Q
scheme for frying out fat" and psrpet-
mating itself in power. This discovery
is expected te depreciate Secretary Blsin,
and lessen the shock Of the new policy tC
4he fat friers.
Evening journal., 1890-07-22

FIRES are not always calamities solely.
Chicago was benefited by great ire
which resulted in stone and brick city
where there was wooden town." The
fire at the Western Union Telegraph
Office In New York will cause loss Of
800 600 perhaps, but the new apparatus
10 be put in will bo an incalcuiable i'm
provement In economy and efficiency over
sha nld
Evening journal., 1890-07-22

Ex-SEcRETARY BAYARD and the
Cleveland administration are already re-
ceiving great deal Of just praise. They
will receive moro as time goes on and
she good sense, justice and ability Of
their administration of public affairs is
more thoroughly understood. Partisan
ship made it necessary, or the Republi
cans esteemed it necessary, to oppose and
thwart Ex-Secretary Bayard but they
have not changed his policy. The Phila-
delphia Record says:
The Bayard- Chamberlain arrangement
In regard to the Canadian fisheries il
now in the third season Of its operation
in fact, everything goes on in CANADIAN
waters as smoothly as though partisan
Senate had not rejected the Fisherie
treaty. Although ar. Blaine when ou
of Office opposed the treaty, he recog
nlzes when in office the propriety of ad
herring to the arrangement Of his prede
cessor.
Evening journal., 1890-07-22
a ounrreI nnd : PICNIC.

Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
CHRISTIAN, July ga man named
widows had a quarrel with John Mur-
ply last evening, in this town, and re-
ceivsd dangerous blow in the eye from
brick, which Murphy throw at him.
Blood flowed from his nostrils, covering
his clothes and weakening him. DR..
Peters dressed the mans injuries. Both
men were intoxicated.
The Arbutus Club has issued cards fol
its annual picnic, which will be given al
Buford Lake on Thursday.
Miss Jennie Clough is seriously ii
with typhoid fever
Five wagon loads OF people from New
Castle picnicked at Buford Lake yesser
day afternoon.
Evening journal., 1890-07-22

SENATOR HALE approves of Secretary
Blaines policy Of free trade with Latin
America. viii somebody arise to ex-
plain what Republican does believe,
and does not believe. and what the
party stands for, anyhow Blaine and
Hale for free trade is such startling
aiop that the most vivid Imagination can
mot picture thepresent or the future policy
of . party Of which they are conspicu
ous and influential members.
Evening journal., 1890-07-22
ADAlTIM0RE & ORlts
RAILROAD.

~ls4k
Schedule in effect June 2, 1920.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE Av. DEPSFR
EAST BOUND.
new fissf YoRK. week days, ~ IA. *Tt6. a7Es
40 81 a m, = 40. IS 3s y e ? n.
NEW YORK, Sundays, g 10, = % lla0 nza
= 20. IS 2S ~ % y II.
BOSTON, s. SO, p. IA, daily, WITH PClhaazz
sleeping cars running through to Boston WITH
out change via Poughkeepsie bridge, lanalAAs
passengers IN 3. & NJ. station, Boston.
81 = re a. = IS s. ssA Is 4 t6 . 5s .5s
10 81 al 50 q. m; 100, z 90 800. 4 10. Ten
.5.h645 " 20, 8 30, &c 05, 1G co p. m
PHILADELPHIA, sunaaSa, Y =, gS,FI ess
H e 3 ss B. y s, s s5. . 81 10 a : =
- 15 81 F q n ~s7 o. 8 I'd 81 % 81 sii6. II - 4.
M. %. Y 90, 100. Io, 5.a5. Fo.ea. 40, 2 -
g SHRsfER, Fs3i Sundays, .ala. $50. s9r6 7Eg-
05, II 20 q. ~, LOO, y 90. 3 10, +5-S5, ~
8 =, 7s25. 6 40 g o; 40 90 z. N
O. To5 VS. II Is. 50. III 50 q NJ, y 20 prs@
Sundays, 40 e. ma M ana II ~ = "a.
BALTIMORE AND W4sHiNGTON. sap
90 rs A, % 70 a. M *la ~, 2SAfo o. 70 ~ % ~
Baltimore and principal stations on PHI
delphia Division, 20 a M, daily.
PITTSBURt5. "A 50 a. m, s5.05 p. n. datg
GIHHJGAfS2A GGIHHJGGAfNSATf y T. AsD s @ S. oUg II 10 d. = @
ARd sINGEHY n II " AtC5IclS0MMoDATIoN. GOA n
4 z IL
/ JANDENBERG ACCDMMUDAVIDN.W WI 81.
i DAYS z 90, 10 50. n. N; II and C5 n. y u
Il davy Q 30 q. n; 81 and G6 pm.
/ TRAINS LEAVE AIAEKEr ST. STATION
1 For PhiladelpAla week days, q, 30, a JJ
IS ~ 20 4j,*li IS, o m, Il a. 45 300. Ol, 20
n. NJ. Sundays, 8 n; Z -, : 4o, . Do . W.
| 0 AZ .. m. ,- .,c- .o,o
al % a. IA, 2.45, % % p. NJ. Sundays, z47 ana
Pa Beit,more Il and principal stations on Phila-
delphia Division, 40 a. M daily, exceps
Ecr i.andenberg and way stations, week
DAYS, 6 80, 10 IS, a m: 60. 0 % n. sum
days. 25 a N; 2.z5 and 500 y N.
Chicago, s6 q N. daily. except Sunday
Pittsburg. *5 90 . m daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis *uS0 a. m, daily
| except Sunday. - - -,,.-
Daily. *424 IS S Is, F9i5 - 20, III 70 2. N. Y "
noon. 81 S.0V, .s.s1, IS, IS s., 81, = Ss To-
Daily. except Sunday. "a 10. 7.35, $40 a. M,
n so, 400 and $50, p.rn. sunday only, e.sV
/ q, u.
Telephone, No. 193.
| other line.
a. II. ODELL. G. O. sCULls
Gent Manager. Genl Pass. Agent,
Evening journal., 1890-07-22

vania and he is the strongest influence
even in national affairs. President
Harrison, though Presbyterian
elder in private life, is a
"Qnav man" in puhlic life. II
the President Of the United States has
not the stamina, the nerve, the virtue
or the power to resist Quay hon can
Mr.. Lea be expected to do 80, how can
the ''the old soldiers, those who make
money By tho tariff laws and those who
expect to obtain subsidies be expected 10
resist the same degrading infuencef
Evening journal., 1890-07-22

THE alleged argument that certain
men In Office are necessity to the exist
enes Of the Democratic party Is neither
good nor true. The Democratic party i5
not party Of bosses; NJ oas msn can
manage it and no one man Is necessary to
its health. influence or paTpetuity. It Is
a party Of principles Of which men are
only the instruments. The men
and tho candidates for office
need the party far more than
the party noe ds them. The argument
that the party will be overwhslmed Il
this or that man is not chosen, from a
long list Of competent and able men, to
FIJI particular Office is not true, not
wise. not a sound argument and is more
or less humlllating. The principles Of
the Democratic party can mover die. The
party itself is the greatest and Oldest IN
existence today. Il shows more vlgor
now THAI IL ever showed before and it's
virtues and patriotic purposes are draw
ing all of the great newspapers and all
Che young men Of the country especially
the college graduates and the most intel
ligent claeses-intcits ranks Tho party Is
no, in any other danger except from too
much confidence and the bansfnl apathy
which too much confidence begats Every
Democrat may have and should advocate
his choice for cfice, but he should not
nurse the unwho,osome sentiment tha'
the party will go to pieces II his choice il
not accepted. That sentiment spoils hiI
usefulness 70 the cause ana has a delete1i
Gus effect on his loyalty.
Evening journal., 1890-07-22
c. T. HIRES. PhiladeIphia.
RAfLRnAns.


HlLADEDpHI AND READING RAIL-
ROAD ROYAL ROUTEM BETWEEN
PHuApELPHIA AND ATLANTIC CiTY TIE
ONLY DOUBLE TRACK LINE. SCHEDULE IN
EFFECT july 1. 1880
TRAINS FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Chestnut street and South street
bn~ves
We X days -Rr press. g, 9. 10 45 q. m. fsat-
urdays only. 3O. 2 8, Saturdays only, 3U,
4, 3. g p. IN. Accommodation, S a. M. Is,
$50 p ia.
M Accommodation, S 8. IA. 4 80 p m.
TRAINS LEAVE ATLANTIC ITY
Week days Express, q 80. 8, 9. 10 a m 4.
80. 9 45 D. m. Accommodation, 6. TO- n. IN
Bop N, Sundays Expres.. 4, >, 6, 9 30, z. s.
o 45 p m. Accommodation, Z 80 a. M, 8 o.
y. nj.
Parlor cars on all express trains
a MCLEOD. @ G.. HANCOCK,
". Pres ana Gen nan'r. Gen. Pass Agt
Evening journal., 1890-07-22

mexico has exhibited the pluck and
xhe good sense which this country should
Aave been first to exercise. Troops have
been massed on Guatemala's frontier and
she has been advised to let her little sis.
ter alone What has become Of the wig.
orous foreign policy which certain
great Republican orator used to carry
around the country when he was out aad
wished to Be in oifse2
Evening journal., 1890-07-22
sunHNa Eg RESORTS.

tTorhL cHETwOoDE,
Ii ATLANTIC CITY, N j.
Remodeled and enlarged; sixty sleeping
rooms; all conveniences Of large hotel; newly
furnished, rooms large and airy, several bav-
ang ocean view; beds comfortable, with woven
wire springs, hain mattresses and feather pill
soWs' ctosets ol eaou Iooi "a e.,
throughout the house; city water and gas; call
bells In every room.
This hotel is desirhbly located, on Pacific
avenue between Indiana and Illinois avenues,
convenient TO the Pennsylvania and Reading
Railroad stations. and within two minutes
walk OF the beach.
The proprietress takes this opportunity to
hank her friends and patrons for former
ayors in past experience, and promises tc
make Hotel Chstwoode HOME IN every
respect.
Special attention will be given to the care
of invalidE MRS. ANNIE i4hUbb
Evening journal., 1890-07-22

WHEN Mrs. Harrlsons interview
apologizing for the acceptance of the
cottage was published, the EvESIEG
Journal. said that the President should
recall the interview, even II he were
compelled ITO lie like gentleman.
If report be true now, the President has
Sought the cottage and the organ news
papers are doing the lying in saying that
he had bought it before.
Evening journal., 1890-07-22

Personally Conducted Excursions TO the
Picturesque Valley OF the shenan-
doah.
None Of the personally-conductpd tours ar
ranged for the public by the tourist system
of tine Pennsylvania Railroad deserve more
consideration than those which have Luray
Caverns for their objective point. The
scenic beauties OF the Shenandoah Valley.
the overshadowing attractions of Luray
Caverns and the luxury of Luroy Inn,
the weird beauty Of of the Grottoes. the grand
eur of the Natural Bridge, and the absorbing
interest that attaches to Gettysburg. serve to
present q group OF interesting points unparal-
leled by any other short tour. Every hurs-
dnya uarty, under personal escort, goes out
from Philadelphia IN special parlor cars at
tached to the 8. 30 a. m train from Broad
street. They 90 TO Luray ,inspeet the caverns.
thence to the Grottoes, and to Natural Bridge:
on the return trip they take in Gettys-
burg. It is all done within a week, but il
is q week as.full Of pleasure and profit as an
evg is OF meat The excursion fatet to Luray Is
$1,000. including one days board at Luray
Inn and admission to the Caverns. The re-
turn trip via Gettysburg costs 81 more, and
the excursion tickets from Luray to Grottoes
and the Natural Bridge are sold at very low
rates. The return coupons OF the tickets arl
valid until the Thursday following.
Evening journal., 1890-07-22

THE Republicans may disguise and
sugar coat the proposed policy toward
she South American states, under what
ever name suits them best, but It ia free
trade all the same. They cannot obtain
nnv fat from the protectionists on 1t.
Evening journal., 1890-07-22

IFit is true that those who oppose the
high tariffs on the necessities Of life are
enemies Of American industries, why
are not those who advocate duty on tin
plate the enemies Of the canning indus
frv9
Evening journal., 1890-07-22

WITH SELECT MUSIC ON BOARD EACH
BOAT.
Leave Fourth street wharf for chester nnQ
Philadelphia, daily, (Sundays includsdl &C
ea~e philadeiphia. Chestnut street. wharf
att 10 and il 90 q. m l 80. 4 90 and - p. m.
For Marcus Hook at 20 n m.,aod 10 p m.
For Lincoln Park at 10 % a. M, ana "
: Returning from the park ct 44O and %
.. m. ,, ,t., -
Excureion tickets, including admission 70
the grounds, soc, Children. 25c,
Evening journal., 1890-07-22
ON SATURDAY,
THE 26TH DAY OF JULY, 1890.
At . O'Clock p. M,

THE following described real estote, VIZ ,,,l,
All that certain lot Of land, Win nj IT,
house thereon, situate in the city OF y i-A'ii
ton. county of New Castle. DeiaWakes rro,.l,r
Beginning at he southerly slqe "a strsets
street. between pOplar and Lom mpalu sessol Z,
at the distance of l95 feet from the tl,-yy
side. OF Poplar street; tnenVeh tbe CEN
parallel with Poplar street throuEn tnS e,,sc Sgn
Ire Of fhe partv wall of the adjoining mouse
Of Thomas Curry the west 'sSs iga tsss ~ e feet
lole III 10, Nv with another alley
wide leading from ESidhtsi saSid sids g Of f said aid
aii,- s,,5 1arsilel with Taylor street IA lee,
to thence noTtheFby fb centre snf pefatb o the
,na.t,, ,,,ii ~ she adjoining house on the east
q Robert f. Wright i0l feet inSs mPas TayloI
t atss. - a,5 thence thereby westerly IA rect !.
ns the place Of beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may. -. -. +ba rron.
erty Of Louisa j. Porter and James s. d; c,d P9r 3,
ue'- n'i NN'A'--'- ALVAN ALLEN, sheriff.
SheriT,s office, Wilmington, July iu' losV
Evening journal., 1890-07-22
Tho Tolchester Beach Excursion OF the
philadelphia, Wilmington aud Balti-
more Raiircad.

The popular demand for the delightful one
urgent that the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railrosd Company yielded "a
the pressure and offered two charming July
trips to that attractive bayside resort via
Perryyille and steamer down Chesapeake
Bay. The second is fixed for Thursday the
8ist The capacity of the steamers is ample
bat In order to avoid any overcrowding the
number OF tickets offered for sale
will be limited. 1t would be wise
therefore, to those who desire 4
make their going sure, to secure their ticket:
in advance.
The same low rate of Sl.50 from Philadel
phia, 81 Is from Chester. 81 20 from Whining
ton, and porportionate rates from othel
stations on the Maryland and Central Divi
sions will prevail. and the special train will
leave Broad Street Station at 100 a. m. ,Ches
| ter 3-30 a. M, Wilmington sos a. m. pb
/ may be found by consulting advertisin
matter distributed at each station.
Evening journal., 1890-07-22

THE story is current that Henry G.
Lea of Philadelphia has struck his colors
and gone into the camp Of Quay. This
1s not true, but it is true that Mr.. Lea
and thousands of virtuous and respect
able men like him are allowing the
*.machine men" to run away with them
and their party. Quay has full posses
nlon and control Of the party in Pennsyl-
Evening journal., 1890-07-22
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Another GOOD Mnn.


10 the Editor Of EVENING JOURNAL.
sIR. There is q most uncommon stir
over the iudgeship since the report that
neither Robinson or Cullen will be the
governors selection. If these two able
lawyers are to be passed by the opinion
seems TO centre on David 7. Marvel as
the next choice. Being q graduate Of
Harvard Law School, an earnest student,
and faithful to the interests Of his clients,
ne has attained a practice ranking next
to Robinson's or Cullen's. Besides, he
has a special fitness for the Office
by reason Of his frmness, irreproach-
able character, dignifed manner,
good temper, great patience and sound
Judgment, qualities too often for
gotten as absolutely necessary to the
fitness Of any Gppointtee to the Bench.
The fesling throughout this state seems e
be If we can't have Robinson or Cullen,
let us have Marvel. Although It is su-
mored, Mr.. Marvel himself would prefer
the nomination for Congress The oppo
sition is so intense against some Of th'
candidates who are fighting vigorously
for themselves against Robinson anC
Cullen that the governor is called upol
to exercise great caution and dellbera
tion.
Milford, Del July 21, 1890.
Evening journal., 1890-07-22

IF Ada Rehsn's great success IN London
causes her to elevate her pretty chin any
higher she win not be able to aee an
American audience when she returns
Evening journal., 1890-07-22
JOSEPH II. KIRK.

n The Farmers Alliance are doing
nothing else they are making the poiiti-
cal canvass intensly lively for an OF
Evening journal., 1890-07-22

Put not your trust in riches,
My son. an old man cried,
Aud with this last sage counsel
He closed his eyes and died.
His son with eyes still weeping.
Vowed obedience then and there.
So be put his riches IN a trust,
And became a millionaire.
Chicago Times.
Evening journal., 1890-07-22
ILLNESS OF HENRY FLOWERS.
MRS. wright Dead-seeretaTy Cooper
General Kenaey TO Camp.

Mrs. wright Dead-seeretary Cooper.
General Kenaey 70 Camp.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, July Mrs. Wright, an aged
lady, died yesterday and her funeral will
take place to morrow.
Henry Flowers, an old, well-known
carpenter and contractor Of Dover, is
lying at the point Of death at his home
on Governors avenue His wife died
some months ago, and since then he has
hSed failing rafsdlv,
Colonel Z. T. Cooper was elected seere'
tary Of the Kent County Democratic
Committee at its last meeting.
Tomorrow Adjutant General 4. 4,
Kenney and several OF the staff officers
will leave for Camp Biggs Company =
will fall in on Saturday morning with
the regiment.
NThe NJ. e. Sunday school scholars tC
the number Of nearly 800 win picnic a
kits Hammock tomorrow. Ths Baptis
Sunday school will visit the same .plac'
/ Tuesday.
Rev. J. H. Stoneeipher Of the Presby
teriAn Church starts on his vacation TO
day with his family. This week the.
will spend at Easton Pa. and next woe
they will 60 to Saratoga