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Evening journal., 1890-12-29
Academy OF Music

Bruce s. Patrick's Balmoral Choir will
give concert at the Academy OF Music
this evening. The company com
prises the following ARTISTS Madame
A. B. Stewart, soprano; Miss Helen
Anderson. soprano; Miss Helen dilhllRn
Mainds, coutralto; Miss Marie Malcolm,
contralto; George Fulton, tenor Walter
Bruce, baritone and conductor Harry Tag.
CART, bass; Hew J McDRvid, tenor; Charles
D'Almeine, solo vioinist; John McGhie,
pianist r J . Patrick, elocnti0nist Miss
Helen Gilillan Mainds is the gold
medallst Of the Glasgow City Hall con
certs, an honor which is eagerly sought
and rarely bestowed. As the leading
contralto in the Balmoral Choir she is
certain TO charm every one by her fault
less singing. fine gradstion Of tone and
finished intonation. The concert given
BY this combination is Of the highest
order and has won praise everywhere.
Manager Jermon says that the regular
prices will prevail. Our musical people
should attend this entertainment for they
seldom have such an opportunity to hear
Scottish music by Scottish singers.
Joseph J. Dowling and Miss Sadie
Hasson, who have often been seen here,
will fill three nights engagement at
the Opera House. beginning this even
ing. ''rhe Red Spider will be played
this and to morrow evenings, and No
body's Claim" Wednesday afternoon and
evening. Special scenery will be used,
and several mechanical novelties will be
introduced, in fact everything pertaining
to frst.class performance will he seen
with this company. In almost every city
In the Union where the Dowllng- Hasson
Company have appeared, they have been
greeted by packed houses. such Is their
popularity with the public. The company
supporting the two stars Is unusually
strong, and it's Interpretation Of Western
melodrama IL said TO be the finest on tbs
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Evening journal., 1890-12-29
Fnneral Of barney Rerhold.

The funeral of Barney Reybold, who
died at his home, No 1403 Jackson street,
on Saturday morning, will be held at 8
O'Clock to morrow morning After services
at the house the remains sill be taken to
Kirkwood on the H. 08 train. and inter-
ment will be made in the st. Georges
Cemetery. Mr. Reybold was a retired
farmer aud was widely known in this
state. he was brother of Major Philip
Rey and q member of The Philsdel.
phia aud Salem Steamboat Company.
Until recently be owned two large and
valuable farms at Reybold station, near
Delaware City, and lived on one of them
until about two years ago. Mr.. Reybold
was well known as a successful peach
grower for many years.
Evening journal., 1890-12-29
IheATRe AlrRacIloNs.
What the Managers Have Prepared TO
New Years Week Amusement.

What the Managers Have Prepared for
New Years Week Amusement.
Several treats will be given to vii.
mington amusement lovers this week
Manager Jermon Of the Academy of
Music and Manager Williamson OF the
Grand Opera House have secured some
very strong attractions The famous
BrRe & Patrick's Balmoral Choir will be
heard at the Academy OF Music this
evening. 10 morrow, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, "Sin and its
Shadows" Friday aud Saturday, evenings,
Royal Pass.
At the Grand Opera House. Joseph ]
Bowling and Miss Sadie Hasson, the old
favorites, win play "Nobody's Claim,
and the Red Spider. the first half OF
the week. Robert Downing will play
"The Sarscen" New Yepr's evening. Oh
Friday evening "The Wife" will hold tn,
boards and on Saturday evening, Cor
mans Minstrels will excite laughter.
Both theatres will have special New
Years Day matinees. 'Sin and Itl
Shadows" viii be at the Academy
Robert Downing in "The Gladiator" vii
be at the Opera House
Evening journal., 1890-12-29
Preaehers, NIeetInr.

At the meeting OF the Wilmington
NJ. e. Preachers Association in Fletcher
Hall this morning, Rev. w. E. Avery
pastor OF Mt Salem Church. read q paper
on Tennyson's I'm Memorian," The
paper was discussed BY many OF the
members, after which resolutions of a
private nature were adopted. Next
Monday Rev. V. S. Collins, pastor Of
Scott Church. will preach sermon, and
Revs. J T. Van Burkalow and @. A.
GriEe will be the critics.
Evening journal., 1890-12-29
injured bv FaII,nr.

Philip Milligan. an old man who lives
at No. sl0 Kirkwood street. slipped on
the pavement at Fifth and Spruce
streets this morning, and was so severely
injured in the back that Wilson's ambu-
lance had to be summoned to carry him
to his home.
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married Nine Couples in e HOurs.

Rev D. O. Hanna, pastor Of Asbury
M 2 Church, seems TO be in particular
demand as uniter Of couples seeking
matrimonial ties. One Christmas Eve
three couples, after some one to tie the
knot, sought him out and were married
On Christmas Day six more couples look
ing for some one to -put them under
matrimonial bans, came TO the PASTORAL
residence and twelve were made six.
These made nine couples married within
twenty-four hours.
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Joseph Newell Rurled

The remains Of Joseph Newell, who
was drowned in a pool in the yard of
the Wilmington Coal Gas Company on
Christmas night, was buried from the
residence of his parents. No. 1112 Chest.
nut street, this morning High mass was
said in St. PauPs by Rev w j Birming-
ham. Interment was made in the New
Cathedral Cemetery. Members of the
Brownson Library Association attended
the funeral In body.
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lN oRPHAN:s couRT.
Guardians Appointed and Authorized to
sell Property.


An adjourned session OF the Orphans
Court was held this morning, Judge
Grubb presiding,
William r. Bevan was appointed
guardian Of his two children George r.
and William T. Bevan, and of his step.
son Vincent II. Saladin.
Mrs. Il. A. Alexander, OF this city,
guardian for her three minor children
was authorized, to sell their interest In
small house and lot situated in Delaware
City.
Miss Julia y. Clark, guardian OF Jul'i
Il. Newton, Albert j. D. Newton and
Henry 6. NewtJn, minor children o.
William Il, Newton, deceased wai
grantca an order for the sale Of their in
terest In valuable property situated in
st. Georges, this county.
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SUPERINTENDENT Hutehinaop.

H.iH. Carter, retiring uperntendent Of
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more railroad to-day escorted the new
superintendent, J. d. Hutchinson, Of the
Western branch, around the buildings
and branches Of the road in this city Mr,
Hutchinson will assume the duties Of his
office ia a few days and this inspection
was to give him an idea OF the posses
sions OF the road in this city.
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well known tn susssr.

The exposure of the crooked trans.
actions Of Napoleon B. Macklin of this
city by the EVENING JOURNAL has
attracted much attention in the southern
part Of the state, where Macklin is well
known Several papers published the
EVENING JOURNALS account Of his per-
nicicul practices.
Evening journal., 1890-12-29
KENNARD & Co
The Great Holiday Trade is over, and
it surely was great.

it surely was great.
Now, what next?
Well, with us it is clearing up Ooaks,
Silks and wool dress goods, all Of which we
have in large stock 1t is absolutely
necessary for us during the coming month
of January to reduce and turn into CASH
every Winter thing we have in the store.
And we intend to do it, if Marking Goods
DOWN to the lowest kind of prices will
be any object to buyers and consumers Of
Dry Goods.
The money is what we want and we
shall use every effort in our power to bring
you to our store by giving you the best
kind of Bargains and the best kind Of store
service.
Our prices will be so cut that no dis
counts can be allowed On reduced goods; in
fact, the NEW PRICES will be far below
any that the discount would make
We have room full of Cloaks. All
and every one must be reduced from TO to
so per cent
A few Newmarkets that were $S and
$40 will be sold for $3 and $5. Some
that were $15 will be sold for $S Some
that were 500 will be sold at $40 and $12.
A splendid line of Seal Cloth Plush
Jackets, about twelve Silk Plush Jackets,
fine quality, Satin-lined best of makes, that
have sold at $15 will now be $40.
Stockinet Jackets Cheviot Jackets,
Diagonal Jackets, Refers and many other
kinds Of Cloaks will all go at the reduced
prices
We don't intend to miss sale if the
person wanting can be fitted and suited.
The entire month will be devoted to
the business Of selling Cloaks, Silks and
\ Dress Goods, Cloths and other Winter Stuffs.
You can save money by visiting us,
and good deal of it, too.
We want to close our Children's Red
Wool Underwear The quality is fine. and
it has been rather slow Of sale. In order
to clean it up we will make reduction of
25 per cent-a big loss, but still must, be
gotten out of the way-it is a fine, soft quail
Iity, will not fade, irritate the skin and shrink
less than any all-wool underwear we know
lof
Had no thought Of selling the Woman's
Red, but believe will let that go, too, at
same discount, % per cent off,
Right here we wish to say that the
goods never had any fancy retail prices on
them. They have always been sold by us
at less figures than any we know Of in same
quality.
Many Styles in the Dress Goods De-
partment will be made very interesting.
Come and see us. This advertisement
means business in every way.
Evening journal., 1890-12-29
A Guarantee.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

A written guarantee with every csnary
bird sold by j. II. sHarkins, No. 2l5 w .4tb
street.
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CoIored reopIe 20 Celebrate

The colored people Of this city will
celebrate the twenty eighth anniversary
OF their emanci patton from slavery on
January l, 1891, in their several churches.
la the evening a mass meeting win re
held In Ezlon M. E. Church. Ninth and
Walnut streets, and several addresses
will be made.
just received another lof OF that Fine Old
Gold Medal Rye Whiskey, SIS per case. w. g..
hobelen, No. los West Seventh street.
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Mons ARRIVALS
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ZIP EH RRR RRR W SSSs
+ Er. Z Z ks ! ssss :

This time IL 10 SPRING UNDERWEAR that has
dropped in It in time the weather IL not.
Whist supposing you don't need II to put right oni
The winter Is getting the 'short end" and II
won't be long before liRht weights will be an actual
necessity While they only prospective wants you
can take plenty Of time, look the different qualities
over carefully and make your minds - to just what
to get. You should have doubts - to where 70
get them. Experience ought to have taught that
story thoroughly You surely ought realize by this
time that We study interests carefully and where
that 10 done 10 . safe place for you 70 trsde.
We think, and everybody viii acknowledge, that the
American Hosiery Company make Underwear that
leads the majority They have . care for al the
minute details Their garments are cut . common
sense basis that gives them perfect ut. They finish
them up artistically and honestly So:now the mere
mention OF the American Compsny's name Ii pass
The Medium Gossamer and 0au2e- weights-of the
latter You will have use for some time yetare De
nyered to in all sizes for Men, Women and Children
The price is query in your minds at once. II need
not cause you any uneas1ness thoush-for you Will
mud 1t cheaper than you have ideasfter looking
q the exceptionally rich Qualities But more about
warmer we,ghts'-they are here for you.
HOSIERY FRICES.-Look them overland see il you
don't think them remarkable for the qualities:
Hees-25c.-a special value at 35c.-3 for 81.
Flushed with Silk Clocks-40c.- better grade
Ut soc.
Transparent Lisies-splced snkles-75c.
The Best Grade OF Ltsles-Sl.
BALBRIGGAN HALF HOSE.
These weights III Ecru at 2oc-with better values at
super Stouts"--ron framed Socks at 25c
We simply suggest you hunt these qualities mp.
Be the lookout for things now In all depart
ments New arrivals are daily occurrences.
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w. NJ. Suusrrn Il SoSs.
80 PENNA AVE.
TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CASH.

,r,
' " the quantity OF TAI
800. u'N'N " 1urns 'he past month
"niae sNiis aoiso0uh'o OF 40 Per cent on all saies.
- ~ ~ N H~'ins ne'ooeoo our
sn,,,.. a,a" No "s'e "sS'o'a 70 pace al
~NN . N"'N ""'0' 'e't 'r''a 'As' SEASON.
~ '''' s-'"' ''' A"''i 'u''ne' nouoe our
" ''Iu' '"s presen' s'o osl' Ana o'en 'he
ooni'hs season Win one UNLIKELY INV
NV an.s ,. AM 80. on oiN"hAhS LAWN,
49,. -. ., \, $50 , nsnep |"
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rrs.s.rr... -, ~ ,.N~' ~
a. 40 y, -
Our sum,nsr s,,. h,,. an -.
loss. but they must be sofa and sid ou,ckly.
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The above Rugs made up OF the finest grades "a
CARPETS the colors and designs being very
RICH AND EFFECTIVE
Before looking at them please measure the room for
which they are intended thus eabllng SHOW you
Just what you desire.
TAPESTRY AND BODY BRUSSELS
MIrRE RUGS
Sl EACH
Msht Carpets at
HALF PRICE.
CURTAIN AND DRAPERY DEPARTMENT
We offer
THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS.
THREE SPECIAL BAR8AINs
THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Speciality No. 1.
30 pairs all Chenille Portieres, Biadere stripe frings
IL top and bottom.
Reduced from $3.50 to 1925 per pair.
Specially No. >.
as pairs Colored MADRAS CURTAINS. -. yard.
Eeduced from "a to s225.
Specially No. 3.
% Iars Colored MADRAS CURTAINS. extra nne
Ledaced from IS to e.. 80 per pair.
Ia the
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
We are also Offering
. GREAT INDUCEMENTS
Too numerous TO quote.
JULIUS LANsBURGH
rs 18Th and r sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-10

North Dakota will tarnish her new statehood
by the passage of the bill chartering lottery
scheme. The states finances may be in an en-
bsrrassed condition, bills for campaign ex-
penses may press upon Legislators, and farmers
whose crops have failed may need provisions
and seed wheat-but the money should be raised
in some other way. 1t will be better in the long
run for the state to borrow or even to beg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-10

MIR. FAM, the Indiana timer who was so
"shamefully abused" at Aberdeen. Miss, re-
Gently, and disappeared to die in the swamps a
victim to the political intolerance of the south,
has been discovered in clover and interviewed
Mr. FAM was surprised to learn that he had
become a martyr and impaired the somewhat
surprising information that he is a ''hot-headed
democrat" 1t Will now be in order to inter-
view Senator ingalls,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-10

Mr.. Barboza, Minister Of Finance Of the
United States Of Brazil, tirds it to be necessary
to declaim against Ofice-seeking, which shows
that all the energy in that line is not confined
to the more northern United States. Barboza
says: LET US not contribute to continue in
force under the new situation the habits of a
nation Of place-hunters." What significant
words-full TO the brim of warning-.'a nation
of place hunters"
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by the Pslais Royal A mornings shopping will make
you fair Judge. Will you investigate claim?
NOVELTY PLEATED EMBRoIDERIES.-22t to As
inches wide. s1.75 to s38s yard. A lovely de-
sign a special sale attraction at SLIGO yard.
NAINSOOK EMBRoIDERIEs.-5l to 45 inches
wide. &c. to s4.3o yard. Exquisite patterns six
inches wide for % cents yard.
SWISS EMBROIDERIEs.-1finc inch to - inches wide
&C. to $3.6s yard special bargain at rs cents
Note the width-22 inches.
CAMBRIA EMBRoIDERIEs-ls inch to ls inches
wide. 4c. to 81 30 yard quality surprise are the
9-inch Embroideries at 25c. o yard
sg-An the usual White Dress Goods Also the New
Bulgaria Lawn The latter at I6 cents q yard will
compare with the usual 2jc LawEs
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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MoRE SURPRISES Foe TOMORROW.

Low prices were the goods not the very latest
and most desirable. But they new spring goods.
SOCKS-Men's Socks for 1Sc instead of .5c.
RIBBoNS-25c. for the Finest Moire and q. G. Rib
bons. They are marked SOC
WHITE GOODS-lOc. tor the Check and Plaid
Nainsook marked ] nc.
UNDERWEAR-55c. for the Hand embroidered
French Cambria Chemises marked Csc
LACES-lO per cent OF the marked prices of the
New Black Silk Lace DrApery Nets and Flouncings
CLOCKS-90c. for the s. Alarm Clocks.
JEWELRY-Sl.20 Bracelets for S9c
LEATHER GOODS-The New Antelope and Seal
Pocket Books marked 81 each, for tomorrow Sac
CMBRELLAS-Sl.2 - Gloria Umbrellas for Sl,l9
FANS-S2 Ostrich Feather Fans for 81 so
WRAPS-$650 instead of $3.50 for listers
THE PALAIS ROYAL
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-10

The rash young Duke of Orleans-Dukes of
Orleans have usually been rash-is brother Of
the new Queen of Portugal and his proposed
attack on the French republic, ridiculous as it
appears, has stirred up the Portuguese repub-
hcans. He gets his royal relative as well as
himself into hot water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-10

Times change and men change with them.
Jeanne dare, idol formerly of Liberals and
frss-thinkers, is soon to be canonized Ii half
that the French historians say of her be true
she is as worthy OF canonization as any saint in
the ralao1av
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1890 Bors SHIRT WArsra

The Pslais Royal can hardly ask comparison With
the stocks elsewhere since it 10 alone in Offering the
new styles for 1890. But you may compare with the
styles and prices Of last year. VIII you do % tomor
row! Novelties shown In Percala Flannel. Linen,
Cheviot and Oxford Clotha The Champion" the
King" and the Little Lord" the mskea 25c- to
s225 the prices. The patterns Of the SOC. Percale
and Oxford Cloth Shirt Waists viii b one of tomor-
rows surprises Even greater surprise Are the Soc
Quality Flannel Blouses and Waists for SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-10

The Maryland legislature proposes to impose
a tax OF so on the cigarette seller in the hope
of abating the nuisance in that state, but the
hope Is vain. The legislature might as well try
TO prevent living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-10

The New York papers are beginning to in
quirs Shall We give up the Fair?" or course
not How can you give up that which You
never had, and never will have? You speak as
did the Count of Paris while abdicating the
throne o. France day before yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-10

The Methodists a. well as the Baptists are
disposed to follow the good example of the
Roman Catholics, and to recognize by the
establishment of great university here the
irresisti Die claims aud advantages of the capital
as The republic's educational center.
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The New Wool Dnrss Goops.

The spring Of 1890 will be remembered as inaug-
urating the Introduction of Colorings Wool Dress
Goods never previously attempted.
SOC. CASHMERES.-Everyt thread pure wool. Fin
ished in a manner that for them the name
Henrietta. All the evening shades and the very latest
tints for spring dresses.
CSC. sERGES.-Serges that nobly survive rough
usage and yet they don't look coarse or heavy-the
cloth finish prevents that.
SOC. HENRIETTAS.-This Henrietta is the cham
pion of the Palais Royals Dress Goods Department 1t
challenges all corners.
soc. SERGES.-Theseare the new French Serees
Wonderful plaids checks and stripes. The question
now with us: Can We make the supply equal the de-
mand!
75c. MOHAIRS-These are the Brilliantine Mohairs
Judging by the looks you'd say silk .mixed Mohairs
Some wonderful shades of Gray. Tan. Blue and
Green shot into the Gray in mysterious way
SO that lady may be seen at moment in q Gray
costume while the next tits Tan or Blue or Green.
Then there the loveier tints Of Heliotrope Old
Rose, Serpent Gray. Golden Brown. Prune and other
shades. Black at SOC. yard.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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Corros DREss Goops FoR 1890.

The 45-inch Scotch Ginghams jumped at once into
popular favor The convenient width partly explains
the reason. Then. too. the colors Did you ever be-
fore such beautiful tnts OF Lavender Heliotrope
Old Rose Serpent Green. or such shadins in Grays
The side bands unusually deep-l5 inches-an are
of color to match contrast harmoniously with the
Dress Think Of the width and how easily the dress IL
made up when you learn the price-45 cents yard
The Scotch dinghams at 80 cents 81 inches vida
Stripes. side bands. checks and plsios I'D infntum
The Yankee must make the scotchman very indie.
nant for he has copied his shades and designs % that
you can hardly tell the scotchmans from the Yankees
Bingham. and the later only charges l2k cents yard
The Yankee Ginshams here in quantities and Va
riety to bewilder you.
THE PALAls ROYAL
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Tomorrow will also be Of the few days in the
year when s offered PAlas Royal" Kid Gloves II the
actual cost prices. This method Of advertising 10 to
induce trial Of the 'Psais Royal" Gloves We thus
annually add to our list Of regular patrons many who
otherwise would never learn Of the .palais Roysl~
Gloves.
FOR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IL
The New Tints. the New Embroidery in Dressed and
Undressed Kid Gloves for Spring Wear:
$3.50 Mems "Paais Royal" Gloves
$3.50 Ladies' "Palais Royal" Gloves
sr-TRIED ON AT OUR RISK
AND
"THE FUTURE WEAR GUARANTEED.
"a This "a special sale to attract custom and
regular custoers must not be offended ,ch state not
more than one pair at 81 20 to each customer.
ABOUT -PALAIs ROYAL GLOVES
When you see the name "Palais Royal" stamped in.
side any pair Of Gloves you may rely on such Gloves
If they split new pair is given. They the best
Gloves possible to manufacture.
THE FIT s superior because styles for all shapes Of
hands are constantly in stock
THE MATERIAL cannot be better because selected
from the best skins only.
IHE FINISH is perfect because they sre carefully
nand sewed with silk and by experts who are en-
ployed the year round at stated salaries
The WEAR can be relied on because OF the ft ma
teriais and finish, and because hold ourselves re-
sponsible
The PRICE Is the lowest quoted for the best
French Kid Gloves and is possible only because of the
Psais Royals cash business
IHE SPECIAL PRICES FOR TOMORROW will not
bring us any present gain We rely on the merits of
the Gloves to make you Q future patron at regular
prices.
,, THE PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-10

The Ohio ballot box forgery investigation
certainly investigated, but outside OF costing
some money and some time no material results
are discoyerable