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Evening journal., 1891-09-23
mccarthy whIns warran.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 90 Though nu-
merous obstacles were placed in the way
Of the management of the Cal Mccarthy
and Tommy Warren glove contest the
affair came off last night. Contrary to ex-
pectation Mccarthy won handily and
proved himself an excellent boxer and as
cool and clever ring general as ever
donned the gloves. Throughout the TWEEN.
ty-one rounds of the fight he had a shade
the best of it. About so, 900 changed hands
on the result, and as the outcome of the
contest was contrary TO general expecta-
tions the talent lost heavily Both men
weighed in at lls pounds. The fight was
for a purse Of 81 500-Si, 200 to the winner
and $500 to the defeated man.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23


fact when we say thatit is sheer
nonsense for any milliner to
claim that a particular form or
trimming is the fashion for a
Bonnet. There is no standard
but originality and taste, gump-
ton and genius.
But there are tendencies if
there are no laws. AS in Cos.
tunes SO in Bonnets. One
decided tendency is toward Jet
ornaments. Lohengrin-it is
a lively fancy that can find the
head, breast or wings of a swan
or altogether in the piece of
jet that bears the name. An
equal freak is the Mercury
wings from the feet and a frag-
ment of the cadueus from the
hand Of the lively myth. Why
Mercury? Imagination must
reply.
The Transept divides the
Trimmed Millinery Parlors
from The Untrimmed Millinery
store. In the former the com
plete piece, in the latter the
pieces.
In the Untrimmed Millinery
stock are theHats, bare, with.
out decoration. The stock is
vast. Our ever best, rich in
Felts and Beavers. We say
Wool Hats" that means feEtea
aOool; we say "Felt Hats" Mat
means felted fur. An impor-
tant distinction. BY a misuse
of the word "felt" you are, in
scores of places. made to be
lieve that wool is fur. You
need to remember this-unless
you prefer to be cheated a lit
tie.
With them the trimmings
Flowers, Feathers, gold, silver,
jet Ornaments and in the Tran
sept between the two Millinery
sections the Ribbons roll, wave,
flow, watt in all the colors au
thorized by the Cham6ye Syn.
Qseate.
In all the foregoing the
Amateur Modistes may revel,
The great number Of wise wo
men that have ideas about
Bonnets and the skill to ex-
press them. The women that
uelieve in dress individuality
perhaps combined with notions
economic.
For such as may please the
meeting place Of the fashion
world of Bonnets is in the Par
Tors. Paris is there, and London
and Wanamaker's. Do you
want to trace the Aristocracy of
Paris Bonnets? Read the
labels. Do you care only for
character and taste2 Discard
the labels-our work rooms
have the skill and capacity to
produce enough for a half.doz.
en- of the great Madames-
both men and women of Paris.
Ten to one your choice will
fall on a product of our store.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

THE evaporation Of my enemies rend.
ers them liable, should my residence be
found out, TO 60 to extremes. which
shall avoid by the greatest sacrifice a
courageous man can make. -Balmaceda' s
letter.
In hastily trying, condemning and
executing himself on ex parts testimony
Balnaceda did not show justice discre
ton or mercy to himself, He sacrificed
a courageous man as If he were a guilty
man He prejudged his own case and
condemned himself unheard and sacri-
feed himself hastily ii not unjustly. II
would have been more a test Of courage
10 snrrender.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

Mr.. 0xLEY OF Albany has invented a
new method for elrcumventing and get
ting rid Of an ineonvenient wife He
left home and sent word to Mrs. Oxley
that he was dead The plan was ad
mirable and would have been successful
had not Mrs. 0xley found letter from
Bertha. and instituted triumphan
search fer him.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

WAvERLY, n q, Sept 23-A great
throng Of people attended the fair Of the
New Jersey Agricultural societies at Wav-
erly yesterday. Entries numbered $500,
or 300 more than were ever before exhibit
ed az the state fair Today the cottage Of
the State Womsn's Christian Temperance
union was dedicated and Governor Alb
bett and his staff visited the fair
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

II Mitylene had only been AD.American
island how quickly Mr.. Blaine would
have caught the British lions tail. The
contemplation u the superb protection
that the ships ars affording our citizens
In China makes us regret that Mitylens
was not our island and that the British
lion did not squat on IL. It should moi
have bsen too far away, however, fol
Secretary Tracy to have the "hardihood'
to risk cur new ships.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

We have little respect and less
eumity for Russell Harrison We esteem
Il pity for his respectable father, who
is already laboring under big hat, to be
compelled to apologize for rattle
Drained, a vain, almost simple son. II
is not necessary to believe that he did
anything criminal in regard to the Aran
sas boom iowa lots, or land swindle, but
the incident serves as fresh illustration
OF tSe young mans haste to be rich, and
Of his superlatiye itch for notoriety. He
is not bad young man; he is lacking in
dignity, discretion, manliness and mental
caibre. He is oyerweighted with self
consciousness and with the sense Of the
reflected Importance which the relation
ship he occupies to the President of the
United States confers on him. That re
fiected light is not 50 great as he thinks
it is, and. he is, consequently, Of less
Importance than he imagines.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

Thomas Kennedy Of Edge Moor was
arrested in Philadelphia yesterday for
attempting TO bride Custom Inspector
Bratigan at the dock Of the American
Line steamship Lord Give. Kennedy
wanted the inspector to pass trunk
belonging to friend Of his and contain
ing dutiable goods such as laces and
fancy caps for $25 The inspector re-
fused the bride and Kennedy was locked
up in the station house. He will have q
hearing this afternoon
Evening journal., 1891-09-23
Allerton to nreet Nelsnn.

INDEPENDENCE, Ind, Sept 23.-One Of
the greatest races in the history of the
trotting turf will occur here between Oct
10 and Nov. a. Nelson, 2:10; Allerton,
209k, the greatest trotting stations on
earth, and Nancy Hanks, the wonderful
Kentucky mare, will meet for a purse Of
1000 on the kite shaped track.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

HIS friends may rest assured that
when Congressman Causey begins to as
sist ia legislation, in which the farmer is
concerned, he will not 20 to the rich
manufacturers TO find out what the far
mars need.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

SOLOMON HERsEY has been summoned
to appear before the Mckee Dougherty
Investigating Committee to tell what he
knows. 1t will not be very much. he
could hold the committee in session for a
week telling 1t what he does not know,
Then it will all GENE out again in print
in his daily aud wee ky editions.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

HARRISBURG, Sept. 2S.-The state de-
pRrtment has granted a charter to the
Susquehanna aud Buffalo Railroad com
pany for a line Of fifteen miles long from
Cooks river, Clinton county, on the Phila-
delphia and Reading railroad, TO Trout
river, same county John 4. Ryan, Of
Williamsport, Pa, is president, and the
capital stock is $3.50, 00O
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

CIRCUMSTANCES have made II neces-
sary for Major Mckinley to denounce
free silver rather than praise his bill for
the invitation Of prosperity. 1t seems
that the promised prosperity has been
1elavad
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

Miss Ora Royce, who has been the
supervisor Of drawing in the public
schools Of this city during the past year,
has accepted a similar position in the
public schools Of Elizabeth, N. J. Prior
to her installation a meeting Of the
teachers and mem bers of the Board OF
Education was held for social intercourse
and for sffordirg opportunities 60 geS in
troduced and become better acquainted.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

THE papers Of Philadelphia are charg
ing that money is the chief argument
and strongest influence contributing to
the election Of president Of the
League Clubs in the keystone Bank
state. That Is strange
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

Baron Fava it cannot be said that he d
not know enough to keep Rudlni in
formed Of important events transpiring
here. On the day that the mob Of New
Orleans killed the Malta consplrators
Rudini had the news Considering that
our prompt, Intelligent, experienced and
impatient minister in Chill has to resort
to the cable he might resort to It at once.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

ONE Of the keenest disappointments
came to Mr.. Lodge, the scholar in poll
tics, when the Massachusetts, Republi
cans could not and would not say good
word for She Force bill
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

THR new clubs which have Joined the
League In the Keystone Bank state called
mushroom clubs, have been ruled out
OF the convention at Scranton because
they do not acknowledge Quay
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

Ar noon yesterday 1900 900 acres in
the Territory Of Oklahams, comprising
parts OF she Iowa, Pottswatomie, Sac
and FOX reservations, were thrown open
70 the people for settlement. It Is strange
that President Harrison permitted that
fall opening after Senator Higgins de-
clared that the lands were nearly all
taken up Mr.. Harrison should be better
informed
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

CABLEeRAMs from Shanghai report
further disturbances In China, and still
the superb diplomacy" Of the State De.
partment is at rest ana the ships are not
to be risked on long sea voyage.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23
TIE WORLD OF SPORTS.
what the Baseball Players, Athletes
and Horses Are Doing.
aro.e ,rs.4rrr

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AZ Boston R.Hr
Boston..,........o ool0o O-3 + o
Brooklyn ........O 0 o 90 3 2
Ba teries Nichols and Bennett Lovett and
kinslow Game called on account Of darkness
At New York First Game: RH D.
N York~O I 0 g 0 0 o. 2 s
phila. 20 0 OIL Ia 6 2
Batterieo WEIGH and ORoarke, Gleason and
Clements
Second Game: r. M
New York .......5 0l o on Ii 4
Philadelphia.....0 I o 3 o. 8 8 3
Batteries Coughlin and O'Rourke; Esper
Thornton and Fields.
At Pittsburg R.u.E
Pittsburg 90 0 0 % o 0 - 2
Cleveland 20 o 00l o x-5li i
Batteries; King and Miller, yiau and zim
mer.
At Cincinnati R.uE
Cincinnati 10 OO10O o Of K
Batteries; Rhines and keenan,, yickery and
Schriyer.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At Columbus R.HE
Columbus .....1 90 900 DO h 2
Baltimore ...2 0 ] 0 0 2-8 $ 4
Batteries; Leiper and Donahue, Healy ana
Robinson.
At Milwaukee R.HE
Milwaukee. 30 0 o 600 10 Ia q q
Boston. ........2 0 o 60 ks l8 o
Batteries: Davies and Grim, OBrien and
Murphy.
At st. Louis RuP
St. Louis ........3 0 3llI2 2-l3 II s
Washington. .....0 0 l o o O--9 4
Batteries: Rettger and Boyle Carsey and
Mcclure. Game called on account Of darkness
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.
AT Troy R.HF
Troy .........I 0-02 2IOO e-Sia
Lebanon. 1911 l 2 Of o o. IS o &
Batteries;. Stab and Wells, Goodaa and Nc
CaffreV
Evening journal., 1891-09-23
Hoer outshoots navennort.

AsBURY PARK, N. j., Sept. 23.-At Long
Branch the pigeon match between Louis
l. Davenport, OF New York, and Frederick
Hoey, son of the president of the Adams
Express company, was won by Hoey. who
killed eighty-five birds to Dayenport's
eighty-four. The match was for $1,000 a
side
Evening journal., 1891-09-23
LEMoN Hor nRoPs

Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness.
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrhages
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele.
giant and rslisble
25 cents at druggists. Prepared Only
by Dr.. Il. Motley, Atlanta, Ga,
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. %. -Fx-Cashier
Dunkie, Of the defunct Merchants bank Of
this city, has been released on s., 900 bail
pending his trial He is suffering from
cancer and may not live to be tried.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

CONGRESSMAN MILLS has declared that
be will not advocate measure by which
so cents worth Of silver will settle 100
cents worth Of debt.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

The recent great failures tend to indi
cate that the prosperity Of the Mckinley
bill is not working yet
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

Nor satisfied with the quantity or the
quality Of American tin Major Mckinley
has begun to manufacture it himself
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

LONDON, Sept. 23,-General +. Burd
Grubb, American minister TO Spain, will
be in London about the end Of the week to
marry Miss Violet Sepwith, OF Cromwell
road. The ceremony will occur Saturday.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

The picnic o. the British tars on the
Island OF Mitylene was not much Of a
nicnir altar All.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

A FASHION journal mentions 3 new
shade Of green as a favorite in Paris Can
the Parisisns have heard Of the Levy
Conrf2
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

In Mexico street cars follow the corpse
to the grave, in this country they pre-.
pare the corpses.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

THE poet who has begun to work in
Mekinleys campaign was probably dis
covered and is paid by the msnufactur-
ers. His hrst effort begins: 1--WE are com
ing from the hiIlsides and coming from
the plains, To vote for Mckinley and
Harris That Is defective in rhyme and
raythm and lacking In sense and senti-
ment, but Major McKinley's head is &c
full Of confusing figures relating to the
prosperity of the farmers since the pas.
sage Of the bill, for the invitation OF
wealth. that he has no time for classics
Evening journal., 1891-09-23
WEDNESDAY, sHprrMaER IS. 1891.

BILL NYE's play. the Cadi, is con
demned as being overloaded with words.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

PLATT's Fassett made a long talk in
New York last night and said many
harsh things about rammany and the
Saratoga platform. That is well. Plstt's
candidate has nothing else to recommend
him to his OWE spoils hunting party. BE
does not offer any change excepta change
for the worse. He has not said reform
yet. he and Platt do not contemplate
the sort Of reform by which the great
Tilden placed Tweed as prisoner in the
jail for which Tweed himself had built
AS an excuse for rObbing the people
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

Deputy Receiver OF Taxes Fiuck is
collecting the taxes OF st Georges hun
dred. he reports small payments
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

MINISTER EeAE has officially notified
the State Department at Washington Of
the suicide Of ex President Balmaceda Of
Chill Whatever else may be said Of
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

FEMME AND snALL CHANGE O n
em HAD ar HE COUNTING RooM or
Taa MwmMxEa J0URaA&
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Sept. 3, 1891.
THE zOeatker today rs hkel1
to be clear.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23
ITEMS or lNrEaEs

MR. DoLLEY (tenderly)-"MIss Scsdds,
indulge the hepe of some day winning
your love, Miss Scadda-(shaking her
head My friends tell me that Won in
dulge too much, Mr., Dolley Epoch.
SHE-"You pretend not to care for me
now, but yesterday at the theatre matt
nee you said / was one woman among a
Thousand. He-"Well. was mistaken
The manager tells me to-day there were
only "a little over 900. Detroit Free
Press
WEAK and weary, describes the con
dition of many people debilitated by the
warm weather, by disease or overwork
Hoods Sarsaparilla is just the medicine
needed to build up and strengthen the
body, purify and quicken sluggish
blood, and restore the lost appetite.
FIRST Little Boy-"And does your sis
ter play the banjo9' Second Little Boy
(proudly) -"Indeed she does; you lust
ought to year her. She's graduate of
Vassar, she is Good News.
WHAT is the matter with Penelope?
They say she aas been suddenly taken III
and cannot leave her room Two Of her
6ances came down unexpectedly on the
afternoon train to spend the evening,
and she expects another later Life.
WHAT brings you hereT the needle
asked the pin when they met In the ash
barrel 'Oh, they said was crooked
and they threw me out But how does it
happen YoR are here7" Jim broke -
New York Herald.
DOES your husband read the Sunday
papers2 NO; be thinks it's wicked to
do So Besides he has not time to read
them, for Sundays the only day he has
TO collect his rents New York Sun.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

W 7. johnson Of Milford was in this
city yesterday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

The weather promises to be slightly
warmer aud generally fair.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23
EXCURSIONS

Steamers leave Wilmington daily eNcep,
Sunday-For PennsgrOye, at lOO a. M ana
90. BIS and 40 p m. a.
For Pennsville and New Castle at 100 a.
m and 10 p. m.
For Delawar. City and salem at DID p m.
Sunday only-FOr PennsgroNe at '-Vo a. u.
ana 90 and 5 90 .. m.
For Pennsville at 9OOa m. and 200 p, M.
Connections at PennsgroVe Win steamer
Major Reybold" and with delaware River
r, II. train for way stations ,-,,, ~,
Psnnsville passengers for Philadelphia via
the Steamer "Reybold" will connect AZ New
Castle in the morning, and from Fhlladel
Dbia N PennsRrove in the afternoon.
Come ctions at Wilmington with Whining.
ton aud Northern railroad, Baltimore and
Ohio raj road and Pennsylvania railroad,
A. G. McCAUSLAND. Supt.
September "A. 1891.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23
OHIO
RAILROAD.

Schedule IN eject June Is. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEPOT
EAST hound.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
Il ROAD "RoYAL RoUTEm BETWEEN PHII-
ADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY. TIRE ONLY
DOUBLE TkACK LINE. SCHEDULE IN EFfECF
JUNE 6, 1891.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

FOH ATLANIIU NILNs y u
Week dayH-Exprese, euO, a. IN Suu, 4UU y.
M Accommodations 90 a. m. and 90 p. m.
Sundays Express. 800 am. Aceommoda-
ton. 8 90 a. m. and 20 p. m
Returning, leave Atlantic City depot.
Atlantic and Arkansas avenues. Week days
Express, 1870. 300, a. m. and 40 p. m. Accom-
mediation. SIC a. N. and 4. 80 p. m.
Sundays-EXpress, 400 D. N Accommod
ton, z 30 a. m, 40 y. N. -.
A. A. MCLEOD. @. g. HANCOCK
Pres and Gen. Manager. tsan. Pass-.a ct.
Evening journal., 1891-09-23

A. g. MoCAUSLAND. Superintendent.
BOWNEsS BRIGGS. 9en'l Pass. Agenn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-20
INCIDENTS At EW-LOyD0y.

New-London Conn. Sept 10 (speclal).-Battery T.
Cd Artillery stationed at Fort Trumbull. to Fort
Adams. Newport Tuesday. for a months artillery
practice Major Smith, who 10 expected would bc
ordered command Fort Trumbul, in place Of Colonel
Guenther has ordered Fort Adams ana Brevet.
LeutenantCconel Ltchned, Of Battery L. has been
placed in command Of the post
The annual meeting Of the New.London County His
toricsl Society held the socetys new rooms in he
Public Library building this week The following officer,
were chosen: c. A. Williams Of New.London president
Independents. Benjamin Stark, Of -London William
A Slater OF Norwich Frederick Bill Of Groton secretary
Thomas s. Golfer. Of New-London; treasurer Charles D.
Ware Of w-London
Paypaster John 4. Martin. u. S. ". vino for tho Inst
nine months has been attached to the NewLondon Nava
Station been ordered the United States STEAMSHIP
Yorktown.
oFredeucK II. law OF Reene. ~ H. has accented tho
place OF general secretary OF the Young Mons Christian
'of this city He will begin hts work hero
october l.
There Is probability Of 81 hit contest between tbe
city and the HewYork NewHsven and Hartford Railroad
Company the question Of widening the cut at Wal
hseh-st whee the highway goes under the track The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-20
RAccARlr scAyDAL IN sOUrH DAKOTA

Pierre, 5. D., sept. 10-Pferre is enjoying the
noiorety Of having genuine baccarat scandal, in
which are implicated number Of prominent merchants
and county and city officials. Thursday evening the
matter eliminated in a raid" the game BY the
police who captured number Of persons at the game,
among them a county officer. city Official doctor
and prominent merchant They were acquitted the
case not being prosecuted account of the prominence
Of the guilty parties. But the matter does not rest
here. The arrested claim that they were the
victims Of pu-up Job" and have sworn vengeance.
They have made al1davts that at different times they
have seen the Mayor. two Aldermen and the Chief of
Police INDUCING In baccarlt or drinking beer at Toms
Place and demand that tie said officials shall be
prosecuted therefor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-20
nrrln cnnps N coNYEcrrcrr.

Norwich sept 10 (Special.-The Connecticut FARMER
is still Dragging about his great crops IN TINS year u
grace Never was the potato yield so big oehie ~
tbo history Of the state Corn is almost equally good
Grain is fine, apples are "A fair crop, pears are %
abundant that the owners OF them cannot give uen,
owav and hay is great with magnificent crop u
rowan In the woods the chestnut, OAK hlsKofy az.
but.ernut trees are bowed with such great load oi
nuts rs was never seen In Connecticut before LEO
butternut crop said an old farmer today rs 'o
biggest one ever saw or ever heard OF. IL Is SmPr
immense Even saddles ten feet high are loauea
aavn with butternuts and such butternut crop rs
that Of tbs year, he added means one Of the oouese
and toughest winters you ever saw. You Just Accp
N,,tch OF things and see II Pm not correet'
Farmers in all parts OF the state report wonde'u'
big apples pears, potatoes pumpkins anu ~, 60
freaks OF nature, too. some persons thiiIA ui''
nectcut's soil y played out out Juuse Ia v" 10,
wansee,d Holland County. doesn't believe II. lie bas
, Irosbcd nj, crop of rye and affrms that on thFes
ra orobsr acres he raised ninety-three bushels %
iD some OF the rye stalks were seven ieet ua
INA about rs big In grt6 as clay pipe stem u, a.
povnods of the same town, also had great VIEW -
,c In some towns potatoes yielded 100 OF ~
,ho,e IN the acre Tho tobacco crop was the Hrscss
"o ovcr raised In the state. and Connecu'ue
crov,ors OF it believe that they VIII 60
40 600 600 for Il. Last years crop was soa iO'
=, 200 900. The crop not only is great but also
Good one II has been nearly all harvested INV
tobacco growers think great deal OF the M'hh"S o
one man at Hadlcy, in the Connecticut NmleS' ~,
- Hepceforth | shall swear by Mckinley lie p's"Vu
fourteen acres Of tobacco which yielded lsoO pounds
m acre. and he sold II for 20 cents ward, setting
rs 600 for the crop. The tariff keeps Sumata tooagv
out of the country. which is the most formidable "~
Of the Connecticut weed
A freak of nature is reported by "si' RANSOM %
Wnsted. lie has fine Bartlett pear Tree III ~,
garden that hitherto had produced nothing but bau
pears, vet this season onehalf Of the tree y~iuss
Bartlctts and the other half Clapps Favontes' in'
tree was never grated with the clapps Favorits vs'a'