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Telegram-herald., 1891-06-11

Tor SALE-A saw-mili capacity forty thou
Il sand. located on river above chair factory I;
als01ten head of good work horses. a lot of
common wagons and seighs and four heayv
spring trucks and TWO spring wagons uiiable
for hauling furniture. Inquire OF Brookings
Lumber o.. room 81 Widdicomk building. leo
20 TO SELLECk x ANDRE. RS South Divi-
" sion-st.. opposite Vinegar block. when
you want to buy or sell second ha nd furniture.
stoves and other household goods. 222~91
TOR SALB-Cheap, IS horse power boiler and
engine. nearly new. with furnace. setting.
etc.. complete. Inquire OF Il. &. ThwiEg; phone
Az. 115tt
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-11
REAL ESTATE-coUkrRY.

A GOOD FARM near the city for sale cheap
"A and on easy terms. l.. ;. Provin roo m o.
Lovett's block, opposite Sweets Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-11
m, WIN.

The ysllevcity Milling Cora r.nv hes
no peer il the r3anufsctafe et -four.
TTJ The LILY WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-11
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

TAe trick hlerk geref>T IN Wesf Bridge ~
Yes ~ - sr1 81 - fof ssie. Ffack eoF,*slr<
thres .fnrrs he serord fras = ~ rnlfss ~
Lcens Snifsbie fcr e7crs - beaseke~ffur
w. 49, ftf cash wii take rsrf ~ r4fy
p~epertv r. seld In = 6aFs Ga4olrs ~
A. A. bDKD f3 Nesf Fri1xesf.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-11
NEW YonK. .Juue ID
CIFyEIANp o :

Ders- stSFDs w. rto" ~
PErroLsuN-Quiet. Standard white. 40 deg
test. sac; - gasoline, Sc; 80 gasoline, roc; 60
nsphtha exc
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-11
WANTED-AGENTS,
TOR sALE-MIsOELLANEoUS

FOR SALE--A six year old horse. gentle. kind.
and good driver: also harness and =
buggy. Apply Frank Arthur. lSs Third ave. Io2
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-11
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE


RADCLIFFE & HoLT-Reiiable upholsterers
IL at Ill south Dfyscn-st.. have the largest
vans eenicy the most competent men aud
will give you regular rates, whether you ask
for them or not by 'rhonins No. 700 or Go after
business hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-11
WHAT PEOPLE Want '' e.; !: f; ,:;:..
REAL ESTATE CITY.

REAL ESTATE CITY.
l sYMPATHIzE with those whe need home
and Viii rsnt I.scm one centrally located
very reasonable l. ;. pfoyln. room i0setts
block. opposite Sweets Hotel.
| THE BEST BARGAIN in the cits located
near South Dislsiou-ss-s slK beautiful lois.
| they are offered AZ . Low figure and en- good
| terms 10 any one that wants \ good invest
m-nt that will net quick prohL NllllaA IL.
/ Gilbert. room S.Wlddieemb building. Ito
FOR sALE-ssno or So per month will buy
4 new broom. east front house On Paris
ave. north OF flfth-ave-; furnace. OaRtel.
bath. issatery. inside closet. cak nnlsh. yard
sodard and concrete WALKS. clstsrn sBd city
wafer. gas anu sewerage. .0J feet from street
cars rare barg ain for the best home street
! IN the city / Also have houses al slssi. sI-lA.
sitsh aBd $50 payments easy rent. c.
| W. TUFTS. Leayard block. Peari-sI entrance.
! k'OR SALk-ifouses ana lots IN different
parts 81 the city; small payment iowa
monthly payments afterwards Lets AND acre
| property within The old clty limits. Also say
block on BosiwIck-sI. al a bargain. DR.. Neen-
| boer, ~ Lo,twiek-st. sSIl
ANNOUNCEMENTS itz6eraid 4 Frankford
"A have removed 10 Elith National bank
block. West Bridgest- - los for sale in
richards Lincoln Park addition; 10 lots on
West Bridge st. houses ana suites OF rooms 10
| rent. LOT on Madison ave. Rooms 10 rent
on W. Bridgest- Telephone No. lZse.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-11
CAMPBELLS
VARNISH !. STAINSI
wrDDIcomB BUILDING.

~ oHlt tffIrft vi FrFu sfff1 Vifh vfIIcL 80
r~~SoE rsn ~ Sight fErense aaf ~ one ami
eatfoB both v~stssr snd vkFFfsh go Chsu.i,s--
SETS. Bur~sus krcsirSts. Chslys 1ss,s~s lso,s-s
sr6 a. tfrds - veof~nFk II hsnrffs,r ffrs.
~ terwIiit9n. y VII sfsnd ~asf,fte sr.a i
v~fF durable Hs8 = r5nf ~tf re<fair 49,
fntsh - - ebesrs, AFc cus pisf ~fH sTrf..
eusrf - ore rsilof seeDrclHs - ssze pri~e..
hHii finrs. % Ffrfs ~ Fof exts ~ ersna
kaDids - Hszelilne Isgkins DEug ~.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-11
THE MARKETS

= CHICAGO. June TO-
FLoUR-Quiet and steady. Spring wheat
patents. s5.2sGs5 70; bakers. u. iOo42s; winter
wheat flour. S. io05.25 for patents and s4so0
, SEQ for straigats.
wHEAr-Ruled steady and dull No 2 cash,
ssaSs4c; July. ssk09sssc. and August, $3.50
ooAc.
CoRN-Active and'stcady. No 9 5sxc No.
2Yellow. 61qt611c; No g. soc; No. Yellow
COS 1so4c; June, 57XQc5sc; July. 5e1GssAc;
September. 1kG56hc.
OArs-Lower No. 2 A144xc; June, 40
Aisc; July. 4Sx043xc; August. 5a185xc.
Samples lower. Offerings moderate. No. 3.
42945c- No. White 4oa4oHc; No. 2. %5a4s1lc;
No White, 4slli7&c. -
RYx-was about steady. No. cash.
SIC; July delivery, CSC and August, CSC; NO
by sample. s5ds6c and No. 8, sDAssc.
BARLEY-Firm aud salable Sales by sam
pie 6s9a7io for No. g. and lower grades, a2ae5c;
September new No. 2. 75c.
MESS PoRK--Trading moderately active and
prices ruled easier. Prices ranged at SO $50
1925 for cash; ei0.f5al0 20 for June; $40 g23
1I0s2H for July, and slo 450fe.55 for Sep
TENDER.
LARp-Market moderately active and prices
lower Quotations ranged 1T @.0eh1o.o5 for
cash; $e.02S16o5 for June; s807,s9s6. 1871 for
July and q. ssh qs637H for September
BUTrER-Creamery. l42i6xc; Dairy i20l5c;
Packing Stock. f031ic
PouLTnY-Live Chickens, sKaoc per 10 ;
Live Turkeys oesc per h.; Live Ducks. 7eec
per h.; 1.-Two Geese. s3p0%oo per doz
OLs-wisconsin Prime White Sc; Water
White sxc; Michigan Prime White. eve;
Water White. 10nc: Indiana Prime White
exc. Water White Zoe; Headlight, l75 test
etsc; Gasoline. 81 degs. lac; "a .deg's $40;
Napbtha. g deg's. TIC.
LrouoRs-pfstilled Spirits ruled nrm at 81 II
per gal for finished goods.
NEW YoRK. June 10
wHEAT-No. . red dull: &c lower; easy
June. n.o7k: July. Oo5x4LW4: August
N.osS; September. eI.0sal0s&; October.
u0sS: December, sLo4Hdlo4x; January.
n.05H; May. t0sssG3I0sA.
CorS-No. moderate demand; faikclower,
weak No. 9. 6a26slsc; steamer mixed, none
here.
oArs-No. dull; weak. Western. 47as3o
PRovIsIoss - Beef - Steady, quiet: extra
mess, tio.5o1iioo. family. sL35o Pork-Inac-
tive. steady. New mess sis ocSe ~ 20: old mess.
fi0soail5o; extra prime, sil.oo. Lsrd-Quiet.
weak Steam rendered, s5 3sx.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-11

XVANTED-rhe undersigned desires 10 en-
w gage the services of some honorable at
fovney who Is not member Of any OF those
societies that make a noes of truth, law and
deeeney. Address \. Phelps, Postonice. 6ranG
Kapiis los
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-11
1TI 4 !I!IlI!I!II
"a IL ~ . 80 al as Sol 90
q IS "a 80 as as SO 90 90
ga / SO 40 so sel 20 go = SO
= p a bo 6a IS So 90 3 40
a q az 81 / 6s 81 aJil 10 S go
= yu "a 6o Is 80 A oa go 5 40
= a So d. sz 81 iai so s 90
y a a. 20 IS 4 O5 z3i 40 5 80
m a. a. Is "a n I3II 3SlI SO 90
LOST
HELP WASTED-kALE

WANIED-firste veneer jeinter. hrst
w class scroll sawyer. Apply 10 lnlsss =
Tripod Co. o5
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-11

WANTED-At Milwaukee Furniture CO. :
w cabtaet makers aud fntshers. corner loth
81. and ST. Paul-aye.. Milwaukee,. Wis. 10
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-11

WANTED-Gentlr or ladies to take
w charge Of a BUSINESS that ~ paying $40 Il
so par day.. capital required. from 81 Ia
sltpa; agents also wanted. Cali or address :.
J. King. genefai agent. - MonroessS. room 3.
first floor. lks
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-11
HELP WANTED-fENALB.
FOR REHT-R00Ns.

;oR RENI-Four rooms. cellar. hard aad
soft water. 80 per month. IA Bowery- ST ..
corner of Ind ana ST. loi
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-11

WANTfD-A great opportunity for a wool
w buyer At Saranac Mich. Address Presi-
dent OF the Village Board. les
A CHANCE IN a life t3me for men with can't
"A tai and active men without eRrsa 30 So
cure n very pleasant and Profitable business
No drones or curiosity seekers need arply
Address with cent stamp. Consolidated Ad
lssiabie shoe store q Arcade Building
Cleveland. OHIO. Stw
WANTED-Eyery young man 20 sfep IN. and
W see what we can do with them in a pair
of pants. suit of clothes Or overcoat made to
order. Noigt. Herpolsheimer Co. IL
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

sNANTED-Location for A good local news
'" parer and job printing affce: must be a
live. growing place. Northern or Western
Michigan preferred Address G.. Telegram
Herald, Gr;sad Rapids. los
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

In another column we print an edl.
torial comment OF Harper's Weekly on
Professor James Bryce's article concern
ing the Negro Problem" By train OF
calm indaclivs reasoning, Professor
Bryce arrives at the same result which
the statesmen Of the South and all good
citizens everywhere have reached
namely. chat 'It will De better to let
things take their natural course" in
regard to the negro The effort to force
him during the reconstruction era into
political control produced the bloody
shirt crimes and the Kuklux outraees
The Republicans erred IN giving the
privilege 81 snifssge aud then they erred
ia attempting to drag him 10 the polls.
Whenever they attempt similar political
seats similar evils follow II
is difficult FOR Republican polia.
clans Of certain class to comprehend
this besause they are Incapable Of reason
and Trey have no thought but that it Il
necessary TO the existence Of the Repab.
licsn party to get In the negro vote. Ia
the urgency Of that dire necessity Rll
other considerations are obsoured The
welfare Of the commonwealth, the purity
ofthe ballot, the sacrsduess Of the privi-
lege OF sUffrage the advancement
OF the negro in political Intelligence and
morals, and the demand OF the whites
shat none but legal and interested voters
shall participate in the levyIng Of taxes
aud the enactment Of laws, are all for.
gotten In the one supreme and ubiquitous
desire to get in the negro vote That is
not good for the negro; It is disas rous
TO the state Il is wise aud kindly to let
things take their natural course.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

7HE New York Sun is the brightest
paper published Its editorial page is :
marvel Of wit and learning and revela.
tlon Of good English. l, Is often wrong
IN political policy; Il Is never dull The
news seems to have multiplied marvelously
OF late, OF the facilities OF the Sun must
nave decreased marvelously, for Il gets
more news Low than It ever got before.
h eovers the whole field Of foreign aud
domestic news and esin has room for
snake stories. The Sun leaves nothing
that Is news untouched II shines for
air ID providing that It's readers shall
have At the news ia the most captivating
and convenient manner known to modern
newspaper art.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21
LEMON rLrxrR.


Pleasant, Elegant, Reliable.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir,
For fevers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and pal
pitation Of the heart, take Lemon Elixir.
For Indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
q For all sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir
Ladies', for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation. take Lemon Elixir
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not fail
you in any Of the above named diseases,
all OF which arise from a torpid or dis
eased liver. stomach, kidneys or bowels
Prepared only by DR.. a. Motley, At
lanta, Ga. Doc and 81 per bottle, at drug.
gists
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

In ia not probable that there is any
truth In the story OF THE fresh young
man' that another attempt was made &c
ire the Hagley yards at the Dupont
powder works; but Il lie net probable that
the conspiracy is crushed or that all OF
the consprators have been caught. There
Is too much sympathy for the Clarks and
for Gibbons understandable otherwise
than by the possession Of similar malice
against the DuPonts, which she
diabclism proven against the Clarks and
Gibbons shows, TO allow the community
to fest In fancIed security That awful
conspiracy is not sqaelched; the conspir-
ators are not ell caught. Thsre Is a
smouldering dissatisfaction still appar-
emit; maRy people do not think the eyi
dence against Gibbons and the Olarks
was sufficient or that the verdict
Of the jury was just. That Is from
ignorance Of the evidence and Of the law
or from sympathy with the victims
This sympathy has been manifest In some
unexpected quarters It would be wrong
for tho DuPonts to stop their Efforts TO
crush this conspiracy now, It is unwise
Tor this community to rest in fancied
security which Is so unreasonable ana
Improbable.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

Indications for the Middle states to.
day; Partly cloudy or cloudy weather
will probably prevail with no decided
thermal changes and fresh to brisk yari.
able winds, mostly northessterly, on and
near the coasts from Cape MAY "a Cape
Cod attended by rain as the Gulf Stresm
storm moves northwardly. On Tuesday
IN both sections partly cloudy to fair
weather will probably prevail, preceds d
BY cloudiness on the coasts, with local
rain and moderate temperature, preceded
by local rain, followed by colder condi-
IONS; on Wednesday colder, fair weather
is probable
New York Herald Forecasts. The
cyclonie disturbance moving Yesterday
from the vicinity Of Cape Hatterss north
wArdly will probably affect the weather
along the coasts of this section consider
ably today, and its influence is likely to
extend to the New England COSTS. Ii
may be dangerous to shipping at no great
distance from shore.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

have just returned from making my
annual trip to the renowned Catskill
Mountains for our supply Of Holiday
Evergreens These evergreens are
gathered In the beautiful and
picturesque Catskill Mountains.
and made mp In the most UNIQUE and ar
tistic designs for the decoration Of
churches, fairs, balls and all holiday en-
tertainments Persons wanting any
thing in this line should leave their order
early, as the demand for these goods is
large. Our desire is to accommodate all
who wish 20 make the holds s pleasant
and merry SMELTz & Go.
P. : "A full line OF poultry, vegeta-
bles, fruits. foreign and domestic, etc.
a. our old stand, No - East Fourth
Street.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21
Open Evenings.

The utilitarian and practical
Holiday fancy finds larger play
daily. This is one sign that
the Fine Arts and Mechanic
Arts are again en- ya6boyt as
they were in past centuries.
In such stuffs the bargain cir
Giles widen daily-hourly. Per.
haps before you read this there
may be other eddies beyond it.
Three hundred and twenty
four Chenille Curtains of very
desirable colors and patterns
are reduced in price thus:
q patterns at So from 60 and Sc 90
II patterns at Sc from s.
patterns at So from $40 and a12
" patterns at $40 from $40. 90 ana
$13 so.
spatterns at s19 from $15, $40 and
$18
Second floor, Thirteenth street.
Some of the lovelicst Linens
have price slipped toward you
since Friday, like this:
$3.50 a dozen 4 Double Damask
go to So
$3.50 dozen 22xa2 inch fine Damask
Napkins 60 to So.
SO Table Sets Cloth 24 yards, Z Nap
kins1 90 to SO SO
$3.50 Table Sets (hemstitched cloth
q yards and Napkins) 20 to S5.
Just so the Colored Border Frineed
Cloths with Doylies to match
are away below value at So. as.
III % Table Double Damask, 68 inch.
goes to 81
SIS dozen Towels are "a so.
Southwest Of centre.
There are pleasant price
surprises among Handker-
chiefs, too.
Women's Embroidered SILK Hand
kerchiefs, 81, 75c and Csc qualities
are now selling at 40c each.
Doc. 45e aud Inequalities are selling at
30c each
Men pam WnlL6 six handker-
chiefs are going like this:
2lx2i inch, 3Sc each
22x22 inch, SOC each
An extra heavy quality, 75c each.
Double weight 81 each
Extra large (24x24 inches) and double
weight, 81 % each
Especially prepared for the
Holiday trade by one of the
best manufacturers in Ireland.
and WomenS bkazn
aOhzte Linen HandkeYcklefS,
hensmed and hemSttlcEsa- "a,
I and ? inch hens in Mems.
e, and ~ inch in Wo-
mems.
You will find the So oo,4 90
and SO 90 dozen grades par
ticularly interesting.
Of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

- J = ! 7.
FDEIl4ADELl 'HlA, WIlAMlN6TOk 80 = 81
4 BAL. more RAlLROAp. NA
M yember 20, 1891.

DEnlADELl 'HlA, wIl4MlN6TuS ~ = =,
BAL. more RAlLROAn. NA
NJ yember 20. 1891
Trains viii iea,ye Wilmington as follo,v,
80. %, %, AZ Il t5. l0Ao. II 20 il sS II ~
s6 m' 'i II Sas s0s 6O4 TO- H. "a. 9 6d
: As a. 5 a $50, 7m.sts. lOBan.
- 81 20, . 70. 90, 90 40, and 10 90 n
90. 59,s on, A. 1906. ii 10. II 81 M, so4. ~
7le, Is and II pm. - y : ~
II II 81 ~ M Il as,s S5 49, 81 20. 40 no and
: N ~ YORK. 50, ass. 40, pa sss.. sn1ot5
70, II, SO, 70 u 0e 715,9 ii and 10 = e 40 40
For For H k9ston ,a without change. 55e NJ
For Newark ICentre) and intermesiats
sections, 40 a ~, II "a and 90 . m.
Baltimore and intermediate 81 ations I1 *
"a. u 70, n. 45 and oe m and L. 10 night
BBaiilninore and Bay Line, % PM
l y l5, and II 90 m, IL %. Il Isl 50s At al
Up, ~. ~ m and - 40 night
Nal HlaSIs r Ior Delaware Division leavn fer;
o'i 42,i Z TX, y o. Z m, and u &C night.
III LeWes, S.l0 =. IN. A 81 D. IA,
: : "a "a, : ~ ? m Harrington and way stations.
:, Express for Dover, Harrington and Dallroa.
Il y, ~ e m, 4 ~ m, and 10 q night
Express for Wyoming, % 3 ~ smvrna
accommodations, 25 IA. -
Tort, and Norfolk, II Is "a and "a 1i nigssA
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. fnr. vn
1nlnggon, texpressl so, 20. n, 83i 9le IN 81
~ %. ~ u. M tls 3d. 80, 2 02, 80l, s48 ana
mn M ps o D oo, e59. 40. II IL. Il 30.
accommodation, . rs. 2 40, 1898, 11Bkm
4 III q ~ H. %, 49, 81. 49, 10 o. 10 q and
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For philadelphia (express) / IS. M An
AZ ~ " II 5i M. 81, "a, 5O4, sic 5Ba o6.
4; Aacsco9mnnaodation, roo, sos. a m, Hp.14.
For Chester lexprass) XIX a0a n a m
u 81 N, o., 5 So, O8 and IL nm w.
nccoInm9dation, 90. s %, a M I2l0 14B
~, D ", 70 aud 1890 . M. ~
Eor New York (express), 1 So, a65 4ao Trr
s,sg 5 ~ d m, Hl9, l.89, "a. 10, 0s, % q
For Boston, without change. 5Bum.
and y pm. -
For New Castle, 50 , m and IL Os night.
r9r iSsps a. SSnarles, Old Point Comfort and
:. For Middletown, Clayton, Dover. Wyor.ips.
Fslton, harrington, Bridgeville, Seafard
Laurel and Delmar, IL q night.
Baltimore and Wa8hfngtan "a & OIL 1nfgn
n, IL o6,s %, IS 90, 20, szJpnl and b "a Sjsbt
Baltimore, only % p m and u rs nirst
Leave Philadelphia, Bread street. FOR WI
mdington lexpress), 80, 70, Q 10,11 Is a m AZ
ogsi eod, Az, . 20. II Is, II % N. and l2l2
accommodation. ss5, 10 80, m. l28
70 10, -, 10 05and II 90 D m
tor further Information paese ayers are re-
ferred to the ticket Office at the statiog.
Trans marked thus tFl are Limited EXPRESS
Composed entirely of Pullman ! arlsr and
Dining Cars.
OHAS. E, PUGH, J.R. WOOD.
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agens.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

rnERE are a grsst many men out Of
work in this city and as consequences
they and their families are In straight
sned circumstances At tie season when
poverty bears hardest upon the poor
the winter end the holiday season There
Is an admirable opportunity for practi-
cal charity Ia this city TO day. There
never is much reason for a man who
opens his eyes as he walks about this
city to send money, clothes and food to
the poor and unfortunate elsewhere
there is less reason now.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

SAN Francisco, Dec. 21.-As Joseph
Waterman, clerk Of NJ Schussler & Co..
wholesale jewelers., Of Kearney street, YVES
carrying box Of unset diamonds, valued at
$4,000, up stairs to the rooms Of the jewel.
~ company he was knocked down by a blow
from behind and the box Of diamonds
snatched from his hands He hastily arose
and gave chase. The fugitive, when hard
pressed, dropped the box Of diamonds, and
the delay in recovering them gave him an
opportunity to escape.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21
Dead in a Cab.

BALTIMORE, Dec. pa young man
named Carl Keller, a reporter, rushed into
the Central station and startled the officials
by saying that there gas dead woman in
a cab outside the door. He said the girl
had been taken sick at the house Of Henry
Dangenlock. Upon going to the cab the po-
lice discovered a well dressed woman sitting
bolt upright and dead The city physician
has made post norton, but viii say moth
ing. Keller was held
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

PITTsBURG, Dec. 21.-A prize fight that
was to have taken place between Freddy
Mason of Pittsburg, and kid McHugh, Of
Cleveland on the steamer Mayfower at the
foot Of Ferry street was stopped by the
police, who swooped down. on the boat and
arrested the two principals and about
twenty sports and newspaper men.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

The farm OF the late Thomas McIn-
tyre Was sold at executors sale ct Md
dletown on Saturday. The farm consists
OF 2l7 acres Of land situated In Pencnder
hundred, near Chesapeake City, Nd, II
was bought by Levi C. Bird of
this city. for SIS 90. This tract adjoins
a farm Of 400 acreg belonging to Mr..
Bird. aud this new purchase gives him
over 600 acres Of the finest land In New
Castle county.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

THE portrait Of ex Speaker Reed in
the Capitol building is 90 awkwardIy
posed that the left arm is entirely OBJ
scuri b the frame. and the right arm
shows only forearm and hand toying
with the watch chain. It ls said that
There is not much opportunity for *.
preston IN q bald hesd, hence, perhaps
the artist has extended the head almost
TO tue frame The face Is a strong liks.
ness but the picture is everything but
artistic
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

On Saturday afternoon Register OF
Wills Cooch registered the will OF the
late Hannah Shipley. Her large fortune
ie divided among her many relatives
She btqueathed $4,000 to the Delaware
Hospital The bequest could not have
come at more oppoitnne time. as the
finances Of the Institution ere at a very
low ebo at this time. Edward Bring
hurst Is the executor.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

BY sudden apotheosis Judge Ball has
been elevated to. the seventh heaven Of
Republloanism He has made decision
and come remarks in the Groves. Mitchell
case which please the Blackstone editor
That is very encouraging. 1t shows that
the school Of calm criticism and
unbiased and sweetly bipartisan
comment recently established here
for the PRONUNCIATION Of original and
ignorant views Of law Is progressing
Not that there Is anything original about
Judge Balls decision. 1t is technically
right but wrong in It's application by the
editor who Is in state Of hysteria as i'm.
portaut TO him as It Is ridiculous to
others. In order to obtain this decieion
il was necessary for Groves TO
swear that he was In Dickey's store
for the purpose OF ascertainlne
whether his name WAS on the assessment
list when he was really there as the
boss o. lot Of negro reporters. he was
at Dicksy's place for an illigltimate and
immoral purpose, but he swore before
judga BAH that he was there for lesi.
innate purpose In that case Judge Ball
rendered decision condemning Mitchell
for throwing him out. But the bosses Of
negro reporters will be thrown out lust
the same.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

THERE seems to % great deal Of
huhc5moe In thas pretended European
quarrel about Bulgaria The armnments
q AZ The powers are too strong and toe
effective nov for war. When every
boy is ready ~ expee'iag ron then
the row is nearly always avertsd. Iii,
the unexpected which happens in pescs
IS In war That lItsle diHculty Win
Bulgaria win De settled.
Evening journal., 1891-12-21
The shorir soized HE nusiness.

CORTLAND, n. ", Dec. 2l.-The sudden
disappearance last Friday Of H. T. HOLSTER,
senior member Of the firm Of HOLSTER &
Bates, was supplemented by the sherif's
seizure Of tho business on executions found
ed on several Judgments recovered against
H0llistar
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

THE death Of senator Plumb will give
Kaueas another opportunity to send
another crank tog Congress as mate
to PETER The Indications are that
Kansas win avail herself OF the oppor
tuniiy
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

BLAINE or Harrison whichever Blaine
prefers for President and anybody with
a barrel for Vice President, Is the pre-
dicament OF the party which was once
called the Grand Old Party"
Evening journal., 1891-12-21

lou want to give your friend pair Of
goid spectaclss or an opera glass. Yon
make great mistake II you do not cali
on Professor Well. No. 305 Market street
ana see his 90 gold spectacles, formerly
20 and his 80 spsctacles formerly 40
Ihey lave TO be sold. Look for tha
number, 800 Market street