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Evening journal., 1891-12-24

THE lament of the News that Hon
John w Causey will not prove useful
Mem Der Of Congress-, is gratuous, even If
II It Is not silly Mr.. Csusey is man Of
affairs. BE has energy, discretion and
experience In politics and In legislation
He does not lack any of the qualities Of
intelligence, or Of integrity are
more necessary in the House as consti.
tuted now than the eloquencs Of a great
debater for making q useful member It
is true Mr.. Causey will gain experience,
which will make him more valuable But
be is above the average In capacity and
experience in life now, for he has taken
an active part In the affairs OF this state.
How queer this criticism is, however,
from Republican paper which claimed
that the Honse was not dellberstivs
bodY"-its members we're lot % ma
chimes to register the Speakers viii. I
there we're not enough Of them the
Speaker counted hats and disappearing
coat tails. The News may spare its tears
for when the people Of Delaware neeI
any servics Mr. C.usey will be able to d
Evening journal., 1891-12-24
Gzrks' L0ng GarmeNks.

G1rls' Long Garments.
We mean to start each sea-
son with nothing but the new
est styles of Girls and Wo-
mems Wraps That means a
remorseless clean out of things
before they are old or half
old. The time is here 1OsO, SO
far as Misses Long Garments
are concerned.
THIS morning every Long
Garment IN tie Misses stock,
anclualNg
Zimmerman listers,
Queens OzOS MesOmar-
ketS,
military Cafe Ne0Omay-
kets,
an fact e0erYtHlng ne1V ana
nogek an these popular shapes,
shall 60 TO one keVel brice-SIo.
Former prices have been UP to
SIS.
We shall leave the present
ticket on each garment. Nc
matter what the figures are
! ten dollars is the price.
Second flosr. Chestnut street.
| WomeA's English Box Refers
In face of the fact that they
are among the most sought
after Wraps of the season W.
mark seventy. FIVE Women''
English Box Refers at 81.
each. Fine materials, hal
lined with satin, four silk loop
and trimmed collars and full
'front.' with choicest Moufflons
Haze been selling tb to S28.
Second floor. Chestnut street.
W0men's Ne7ORsaYketS.
Twenty-Five of the mos
: fashionable Newmarkets 0
the season, made Of Diagona
Cheviot in the tan coaching
, shades, and with full Militarl
Capes, 60 to Sill each. 1
J month ago they were hard t
get at S22.
Second floor, Chez tnut street.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

AT Chri stmas-tide when the snow lies deep,
earth
WIN the lilac-blooms that have gone 70 sleep
stir and dream Of their April bIthr
Will the pulse of he earth AS 1t flows along
Wake and thrr h to the angels song,
And thrill with joy 10 cannot hide
Meath the Z eep, deep snow at Christmas
tidef
AT Christmas tide when the snow lies deep,
When the ar smiles down and the angels
win tie sweet good .willn that has lain
asleep
Sfirto lie when the Heavens ring?
vii the peace on EARTH meath the crust
OF wrong,
Wake and thrill az the ange,s' song,
"Gooi tidings OF great j0y'' abide
Since Christ was born at the Christmas
tidtY
Hattie Homer In the ST. Louis Magazine.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

Ex-CoSeEEssMAN GRosyENoR Of Ohio
by no means regards Senator sherman's,
re election as sure thing, He ansici-
pates a rare fight, and talking to New
York reporter, said: "In view Of the
contest and the possible difficulty Of set
Ting It, l offered 60 be the candidate my
self TO keep all factions out Of the diili
Guilty. For proposition made In good
faith, IL WAS received with very slight
demonstration Of popular favor" II
Is scarcely necessary to remark that
peace-oiferIng General Gvosvenor is s
Republican, an 0hioan, and hence, mod
est.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

GREENsBURG, Pa, Dec 23-Peter S. and
Selmer Poole, proprietors Of the Irwin
bank, were arrested on a warrant issued at
the instance of James A. Dewalt, Of Manor,
who charges them with embezzlement and
false pretenses. Dewalt wished to make a
deposit ON Dec. Il Of $500, and asked the
Pooles as to their financial condition. They
told him the bank was perfectly solvent,
but two days later when he tried to get his
money it was refused him. The Pooles
gave bail in $1,000 each for hearing on
Monday
Evening journal., 1891-12-24
competltion Caused the Failure.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23.-A. B. Hoover, q
stakeholder ia the Tyrone pa bank, which
failed Monday, is in this city. He could say
nothing about the liabilities Of the concern,
but he knew that among the valuable assets
are coo acres of coal lands worth now oves
100000. The failure, he believed, wes
caused by too much competition Two now
banks have been established at Tyrono ~
the past five years and they had seriously
injured the business Of his bank.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

TIE aspect of the case Of Josie Nal
lison Smith does not improve as the facts
come out through the sieve Of public
gossip; but Il her victim were alive, he
would share equally in the public scorn.
The Philadelphia Press says
There Is no reason for sympathy With
the murderess in the Madison ease. II
the girl was crazy. as her relatives de-
clare, then they are Indirectly responsible
for the murder, and deserve the severest
condemnation for not putting her where
her mental ob'squity aud moral deformity
would not be injurious to society Il
she wsre not insane, but simply vicious
woman, snrRged by Jealousy, there Il
littls to exile usts her crime
1t is only a short time since re had
surfeit Of the more intensely prurien
case Of Eva Ray Hamilton Mann with itl
disgusting details, followed by the sym
patty Of the psople, who might h1v
found Infinitely better objects. by d.,
tinguished treatment from the prise
officials, by the governors pardon an
finally, BY her appearance on th
stage. It must be that Ii
half educated people CT this age have lol
that horror for crime aud that detestl
tsen Of criminals which should dis
. tinguish virtuous people OF wholesom
j minds from vile people Of vicious, ment
- nd moral tendencies Good poop
eould avoid even sympathy for thel
and vile criminals as clean poop
md
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

RIcHLAND CENTER, Wis, Dec. %. Five
members Of the Bavey family, who reside
here, became suddenly i'll after eating some
bread cheese prepared by Mrs Bavey.
Treatment relieved all but two, who are
quite ILL., A piece of the cheese on being
analysed was found TO contain arsenic The
matter has been placed in the hands Of the
district attorney.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24
ran Of nocIt ia 4 Coiiiery.

SHAMoKIN, Pa, Dec. %. An enormous
amount Of rock fell in slope Of the Luke
Fidler colliery last evening, presumably kill
ing workman named Anthony Socha. The
slope is two miles deep and viii require
some time to be cleared by the large squad
Of worlmen trying to remove the rock.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24
No orlp and Dlphtherla ln Roehester

The Grip and Diphtheria in Rochester.
ROCHESTER,, n. r., Dec 23.-Already six
fatal cases Of the grip have been reported
this week All Of the physicians Of the city
are very much overworked, one physician
stating today that he had had no rest in
seventy-six hours. The demand for nurses
is far in excess Of the supply, 50 general is
the disease and 50 numerous the cases where
several members Of a household are stricken
at one time. -Four cases Of diphtheria and
several Of scarlet fever were also reported
at the health Office
Evening journal., 1891-12-24
NEWSPAPER OPINION
Mcgee for DalseII.

Mcgee for Daiseil.
Philadelphia Times.
One of the results OF the announce
ment Of Congressman Dalzells candidacy
for Quay's seat IN the SenBts has been to
set at rect all doubts as to the attitude
OF @. L. Magee on this senatorial ques-
ton Dalzsll has declared himself a can
didate and Magee, through his news
paper, the Pittsburg Times, has declared
for Dalzell in an editorial setting forth
in vigorous terms the merits and capa-
bilities of the dashing Pit,sburg con.
gressman, The Importance Of this de-
claration on the part Of Magee consists
In the fact that it means a practi-
cally solid Allegheny county
delegation for Dalzell ia the next Legis.
lature. This will form very respectable
nucleus Of strength In itself and will
doubtless inspire the anti-Quay Republi-
cans In every Republican county to
engage in the contest for anti-Quay
Representatives and Senators with 3
good hope Of winning their fight. The
announcement Of Robinson's candidacy
will add TO the vigor OF the contest, feI
while he will be generally regarded as q
mere stalking horse for Quay. his par
ticlpation In the canvass will serve tr
make the members Of every club rejected
ot the Scranton Convention teke theil
coats of to beat him.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24
The Author OF "OnnaIinda'' Dead.

ROCHESTER,, N. y, Dec. 23.--Joan Fl.
McNaughton died this afternoon at his
home n Caledonia, aged sixty-two years.
He was the author Of 'Onnalinda,D Belle
Mahon," the "Blue and the Greya end a
number Of other poems. His fame as poos
rests upon his authorship OF "Onnslindn, y
the scenes Of which poem are Ibid Ia the
Genese valley, and the heroine is an Iriquoia
princess. The poem was published IN 1854
and created wide attention both m America
and England
Evening journal., 1891-12-24


New YORK, week days. +8Os, s7i7. Y40
~1g So a m. 10 "A = 50, IS So. u 39pm-
NEW YORK, Sundays, o. II ~, tls 80
m, +12 "a, 20, IS IS. n 10 p M.
BOSTON,f5 3s,p.m daily, with Pullu an but ct
sleeping cars running through to Boston r. T.
out change via Poughkeepsie bridge, landii
passengers In y. d n. station, Bostas.
PHI z y = Il a weess Gays g q.
40 88, I'll So g. M: tl2 "a, ! 90, q 70 Bs5, go
s 05, IS 80, 9 As, y $50, 30, 10 GO, 40 IS y
40, 800, 20 %. II 40 q. m:i ~ I x, "a Z. -
o. 10. o5. % 50. 70. q 80, 80, ~ o., 10 %
CHESTER, week days, % es. 600, g8 tIl7.
y 20, sol IS 80, %, IS O u 90, 40 So al 5ss
M; @, y 20 81. 10. 5 o5, Is So. s45. " 80,
G CHESTER, + s1ndays, % los. s .7l7, $50.
Of. 40 SO, Ii 40 a. m; CO, Y TO- o., 10, %,
IS 80, 8 As, y 80, 80, 10 60, 40 So p. n
Atlantic City. week days, Y IL m,
f12 "A y 50 D N. Sundays, y II, a m, 2 % p m.
WEST BOUNU.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON a "a.
702, fs47. '1Ote a. M; "l2 10. +2.06 IS, 4 40,
BALTIMORE and Way Stations, Os m,
Baltimore ana principal stations on ThilA-
delphia Division, 10 O8 q. m, daily:
| NEWARK, DEL, = 54, ", q q, ~ % M
*12 10 55, = 40 g 2, 80, Y 81 u 10 N daily
| PITTSBURGH - u, q. m, +44O y. n eelys
| CHICAGO IS AZ a. M, ~ ~ p. r., daily.
CINCINNATI AND 81. LOUIS, ~ 40 =. N
siNGERlsY ACCOMIODATIoHS. IRE a NJ.
2 5S, IS and lilo p m daily ,r,c.,
4 days, o., IL 90, q. N. b and b ~. ~ n
| dRvs 5 so a. N. and 4 40 .. "a.
! TRAINS LEAVE MARKET 8r. STATlON.
For Philadelphia week days, 35, e, Z "a,
| 4a2, - 49, III s., a M; ~ e2, As, s.. 3 50
p. ~ Sundays, 8 30 m; u ~. As. IS, sl5
FOR Baltimore. week days, 6s5. 50, "s25,
- 49, ~ IS a. m, ~ 10, .. m. Sunday, 81
Baltimore and principal stations on Phils-
delphia Division. 3 70 &. m. daily, excer {
Sunday. Sundays. rs m.
For LRndenperK ana way stations, Wef
days, 90, 10 90, a. n; 40, B % p M sun
days. 9 20 m; 8 on p m.
Chicago, and Pittsburg 1875 a N. daily,
exeeBs Sunday; g. p. m, daily.
Cincinnati and 81, Louis, rll.5o, a. m, dahl
| except Sunday
| Weekdays. f4l5, o 90, 80, F6l5 40 = 81
1905 al 85 a. M, u 90 noOn.t1 AS, 30, ", q q
@l0s $50, IS 49, 80. IS 81, 30, Y ~, $40, 10 10
ST sunday, 14l5, 900. AIS $40 +ss3, 10 90,
al 85 M ~ %, noon, 10, o. a %, 70, Ft OIL
68n, n %, $40, 10 and II 30 p. m.
Telephone, No. 1873.
Ratee TO Western Points lower than via any
other line. G. o. SCUBL, Gen,l Pass. Agent.
J. T. ODELL. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24
ABANDONED IRIS BUSINESS.
The Flint and Pere Marquette Railroad,
Strange Action.

The Flint and Pere Marquette Railroads
Strange Action.
TOLEDO, Dec. 23.-The recent disaster in
the Lake Shore yards in this city in which
ton persons were cooked to death is the
cause of a bitter war between the Lake
Shore and the Flint and Pere Marquette
roads. The decision of the coroner in the
case of the wreck has not yet been made,
but suits aggregating ss5,0O0 were COM
menced Saturday against the two roads by
survivors who were injured. Service has
been made upon the Lake Shore, but not a
Flint and Pere Marquette official or en-
ployee could be found in the state when the
sheriff tried to serve summons ON that road.
1t seems that Monday night every ticket
seller, freight or passenger engineer, con-
ductor or other employee living in Toledo
or Ohio was summary discharged. It has
abandoned its vast business interests here
and viii make its future terminals Monroe
and Detroit. It turned over an average OF
10000 cars Of freight per year to the Lake
Shore, which viii now 60 to the Michigan
Cantral
Evening journal., 1891-12-24
nnerntIo Siam San for Neu rerA.

LONDON, Dec. 23.-The City OF Paris err
RES among its passengers for New York NE
diva, Adeline Patti and Nicolni, Axditi aau
wife, Novara and wife, Mime. Fable and
daughter. Young Lord Roiailly, yTssis-ss
father was bSrned TO oath in May last n
his London house thr% "a the upsettins OF
parafine lamp, is also a pessenger.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

New York Times.
The total area Of the exhibition site at
Philadelphia was 1916 acres and at the last
Paris Exhibition 2l2 acres. The Chicago
site occupies 666 acres. The Columbian
Exposition will undoubtedly be the big
e st up TO date, and II public interest in
il in this part of the country can be suf-
ficiently aroused theie is no reason why
It should not be, in every sense, the
greatest.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

plensed rlth the New cnhlnet.

MONTREAL, Dec. 23-The new cabinet
formed by De Boucharville is looked upon
by all classes here as one Of the strongest
and cleanest that the Province has had since
the confederation. council win be held
today One Of the first acts win be to raise
s2,OOO,O0O TO pay the interest on floating
debts and other pressing obligations, the
treasury being almost empty
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
w ROAD COMPANY. Time table, in
effect December 60 1881.
Trains leave Wilmington French Htre9s
stationl for B q o function, Monrchan1ns
GuyencoRrt, Granogue, Cosaart, Gheada
Ford Junction, Pocopson, West Jh e..t,sa,'
Frnbreeville, WORTHWHILE, CoegesVlnes
Waynesburg Junction. Springheld, JoannAs
Birdeboro Reading and intermediate stations
daily except Sunday, 90 m, ana N'oJ p.
10. Sunday only, e12 an. - 60.
For B h o. Junction; Montcnhh1ni 11yen.
conrf. CsranoRue: Cossart; Chadd'a Ford juno
ton: Pocopson. West Chesteri Ener~eyllle
Mortonvili Coatesville; Waynesburg juno
item: Sprini field aud intermediate stations,
daily eIcep Sunday, at % p. m. Sunday
o'i For ! Coatesyiiie, West Chester ana inter-
mediate stations. daily except Sunday, ~
Trains arrive nt Wilmington, Nrenon
street station from Reading; Birdsboru.
| Joanna. Springfield; Waynesburg JuncIlonnss
| Coetesville: Mortonville; Embreeytlle; 49, 49,
/ Chester; PocopsOn; ChAdd's Ford jnhroesH5...
Cossart; Granogue; Guyenoeurti Mont.s. ts,,
b Il o. Junction and intermediate ~ "a !, "a
| daily, except Sunday at 20 "A a. p.'' ~ P'HA
| Sunday only at ~ pI .,.urw Junction !.
COatesville, Mortonville, hnlgIesf4l.lo 49,
copson, West Chester, Chadds ~ ~ ~ Mn
Csssart, Graz ogue, Guyoncoua a 49, ~ ts,,a
BAL Junction and intermeolAte svA'i0As'
u' FIoro ostesville. west Chester and inter-
mediate stations, daily except sunday, al
4 7l2a m and PIP p. 10: ...,.
| A - Ncf7AllSIfANU. superintendent.
a . BOWNEsS BRIGGS. GenH Pass Assn'
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

REFERRING TO dinner at which tur.
key which was said to have been killed
in 1881. was served the News says ''Ths
feast did not lack novelty, but It is not
surprising to learn that the turkey
lacked flavor" Nothing ls more surpris-
ing than the statement that a feast on
the corpse Of ten-year old turkey "dld
not lack novelty
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

VOuIr.A DEI.PHIA AND READING RAIL
RnaD "RoYAL ROUTE BETWEEN PHIL-
1.n-1re1r1 AND ATLANTIC CITY. THE ONLY
I1oHar,n Track LINE. SCHEDULE IN kfFkOf
JUNE 6, 1881.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street WHAT
and South street wharf
For ATLANTIC CITY. a..
Week days-Express, $40, a. m, 80. "a 80 :. =
m. Accornfaod atlons. 500 a. m. ana . ~ z. N"
Sundays-Express. Sos an. Accohina0oet-
tion. SOC \. m. and 30 p. m. ~ -.
Returning, leave Atlantic CiLy es l
Atlantic and Arkansas avenues. week oa9a
-Express N 90 800 y. m. and 4.Nc p IA AceeaaA-
mediation, $40 q. m. and 4. 30 p. m,
Sundays-E xprass, 400 p. m. Accommoua-
ton. z. 30 a. m, 40 p. m. $4,000.
A. A. MCLEOD, Q. q. hAHHSOSsnt.
Pres. and Gen. Manager. Gen. fass.s Azs'
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

SAN Francisco, Dec 23.--The steamer
West Coast, Captain Gerne, has been
wrecked at Point Arena and will be total
loss. Ten of the crew took TO the ships
boat, which capsized, and nine of the men
were drowned. The captain, fireman and
three seamen were saved.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

TnR editor OF the News seems 10 be
suffering from mental atrophy. BE
should give his mind rest from
abstruse legal cobweb spinning. he
might study Blackstone more and use his
imagination less.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

HE who thinks Of the fame he shall
achieve BY doing a thing is too busy to
do 1t. Fame is a tickle jade who cannot
be w.oed, or deceived, she must be
honestly won, aud. even then, she takes
her own zine in lavlshing her fsvors.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24
Incidents in Clothing.

There is no white feather
displayed in the cut prices of
Clothing that follow. The
sales are big, growing always
and never SO much as now.
Then why cut prices2 Good
reasons and logical justify it.
The weather is warm. Total
trade for the market is there
fore less. We attract a greater
share by an appeal to your
self-interest. That's all.
MEMS O0eyc0ats.
Nearly two hundred, all of
the Cars Treble Meltons, all
Kerseys, both English and best
American, in the best colors,
lined and half lined with wool,
silk lined, every Coat new,
proper prices yesterday-$4o,
SO 90, IS 90, 80 50, 80 90
cut prices to-day TyeHty-h0l
dollars each.
Add to these the attractive
Suits at $I2 90 and IS 90 from
IS 90 to 20 90, and the draw
ing power of the pricesappear
Boys Clothing.
Cape Overcoats and listers
a to 10. year sizes, all new anC
desirable, about 90, go from
SI4 90, II 90, II 90, 10 90 K
Is so.
Small Roys' Vest Suits &c
from S. 90 to 3 so.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

ELKHART, Ind, Dec 2S.-Rev. Father
Kroeger, who for a number Of years was in
charge OF St. Vincents Catholic church here,
has disappeared, leaving debts amounting
to $1,000, for which his creditors hold
valueleas parer
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

CHICAGO, Dec. 23-The creditors OF the
Chicago branch Of the firm of S. V. White
& Co have compromised their claims with
the firm, and the suit Of Allen against
White, asking for a receiver, was dismissed
The settlements were made at fifty cents
nm the dollar
Evening journal., 1891-12-24
Nsnrlr ] Ton ID pre..ed rurksys.

A. P. Shockley Of Elkton. shipped yes.
terday TO Philadelphis !. 400 dreSsd tur-
keys, weighing 1906 pounds. They
were ordered by manufacturing firm
for distribution among employees.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

TYRONE, Pa, Dec 23.-It is now ascer-
tained that the liabilities OF the Tyrone
bank slightly exceed $4,000 The assets
are barely $4,000 The coshier, Mr.. Guyer,
stated that a report would be forthcoming
la few days.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

NyAcK, N. Y, Dec. % The warm, foggy
weather of the past twenty-four kours has
doubled the number Of cases Of Sssuenza in
this region. Hundreds are now stricken
with the disease. AS yet no deaths have
been reported
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

WASHINGTON, Dec. sS.-Inforniatioa has
been received al the postoiiioe Department.
that Confederate flag Is flying orr che
postofice at Baird, Tex. First Asslstaas
Postmaster General Whitfield haa VIVID b
the postmaster at that place requesting b
be informed Of the facts
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

CAN IL be true that the World s Fair
captured New York by champagne
di1nnsr, a. Delmonico's, to few Of her
most eloquent citizens. II 30 it was an
easy and cheap conquest.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

Since the death OF Mrs. Reoecca Seth
at an extreme old age an account of
which was recently published in the
EVENING JOURNAL. the oldest person In
Cecil county is Mrs. Sarah Kirk, who
lives near Zion and is 102 years old
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

WISE old Sam johnson said 1t was the
business Of scholar 'to talk in public,
TO think in solitude. but some modern
scholars think IN public and talk in soil
4rda
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

Mrs LosTusot Bristol, England. de-
olares that President Harrison must be
removed" Is this the age Of cranksi
Does education educatei
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

Now Y Ork World.
There Is refreshing modesty about
the proposition that the appointment Of
Elkins shall be judged not by his past
re ord but by his future management OF
the Secret aryship. Neither Dudley nor
Quay could ask anything more.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

THE EVENING JOURNAL will not be is
sued tomorrow. We wish you "A Merry
Christmas
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

SUSAN B. ANTHONY has issued souve-
mir spoon, but there Is not room enough
on the handle 70 state her age.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

A BOY who must be trained 70 learn by
force had better be forced to train a
mule.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

WE referred to Commissioner Jester
casually yesterday, as having only two
feet; the general impression is that be
has four.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

IT is important that boys should learn
music provided, they do not begin on a
brass horn or a squeaky fiddle.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24
Drifting up salt RIvsr.l

Syracuse Courier.
When Massachusetts, gets into the
habit OF re-eleetiug Democratic COVER
nors and Boston Of re-electing Democratic
mayors. It is time for honest Republicans
10 consider whittier they are drifting.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

TALENT is nothing more than the
habit OF doing well whatever You do At
all
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

Throughout the city during the holi
days you win find on tap stoeckle's"selec'
Beer"
Evening journal., 1891-12-24
wANAarAKER,s.

PHnABELPHIA, Thursday, Dec. "a, 1891.
Tie sOeatkeS' to-day as hksky
b be ck0uGy.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24
Obliged to Hold rhslr wheat Now.

Chicago Inter- Ocean.
The lack Of cars to move the crop will
help the farmers. who won't "hold for q
rise It may turn out fer the best for
both producers and shippers. Good as
wheat" has long been a maxim.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

Assortment unequsled In Wilmington
at Willard F. Davis. 8 East Second street
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

And cages, at J.H. Harkins. ..2i5 West
Fourth street. A written guarantees with
every bird.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

For your trunks and bags go to F. S.
Dure's No. 407 Shipley street
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

Joseph stosskle will deliver to sll.his
patrons for the holiday mis- special brew
ing Of "seiect beer Ask for IL.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

Indications for the Middle States
to day: Partly cloudy. cooler weather
and fresh, variable winds will prevail.
folio we'd by rain and by a decided iu-
crease Of wind force In this section to-
night To morrow partly cloudy TO fair,
slightly colder weather viii probably
prevail In both sections, preceded by
local rains on the sesboard aud near the
lakes by snew, which may extend east 10
the Few England coss $, and on Satur-
day colder aud fair weather. The south
ern storm may move toward Hatteras
and cause rough weather of the Middle
Atlantic coasts tonight.
New York Herald ForecastH:-Th'
! Texas storm now central in Ten
nessee aud attended by heavy rains viii
move northeast with increased energy,
and a depression In Miunesota will ad
| vance TO the lakes. But "eold wave
will travel from Montana rapidly east
with considerable snowfalls In its front
Evening journal., 1891-12-24
the Drexeis Have n OF Russell sassd.

New York Advertiser.
1t is estimated that the Drexels have
given away over $4,000, 600. n. B.-No
one has ever thrown a bomb at the
Drexels, though Jay Gould has made a
threatening pass at them once or twice.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

Cunnlngham's ginger slo.
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

cunnlnghsm's ginger ale
Evening journal., 1891-12-24

We are not advertising SO 90 spectacles
but are selling spectacles that cost us
IS. % q piece for $500 to close out our
immense stock. AyARs & SoN,
300 Market street.