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Louisville Races.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May A.-Summary:
Madens, ell ages, mile-Shipman won, Tar
quin second, Virgin third. Time, las
Twc-year-olds, half mile-C0verton won. Maud
Howard second, Helen third. Time, 80.
Two-year-old FLIES, five furloEgs-Chaperone
won, Adalia second, Ignite third. Time, / :03
All ages, mile aud seventy ds--eieorgetown
won, Tom Rogers second, Little Annie third
Time, l:49is.
Three-year-oIds and upward, mile and hun
dred yards-Hamlet won, Glockner second,
Fairy Queen third. Time, 1:J01@.
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PoRrLANDs,

Runs earned-Oh Parrot, /.
Two-base hits-Polhemus, Mutton.
Three-hase hits Stencil, klopf.
Hits made-Of Parrott. :; of klopf, g.
Runs batted in-Flaherty, Mutton, Stencil, 7.
Parrott
Double rlays--Polhemus to Turner.
Base on bails-By PARROT, e.
Struck out-By Parrot, 4; by klopf, g.
Passed balis-By Graf.
Wild pitches-By Parrot.
Time of game-one hour and thirty6 ave
minutes
Umpire--McDermott.
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The Lucie-Brennan Fight . Fiz.le.

TROY, y. Y, May 1.-THE fight between Mike
Lucie, OF Troy, and George Brennan, of the
Pacific coast. two miles north of Fonda for a
purse OF 81 900, is said to have been slow affair
and not fought 10 finish on account of the
small attendance. The fight took place near
Fonda about o'clock.
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East sorxp. Wash. Nav !, 1891

EAST SOUND, Wash, May /, 1891.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash
Dear Sir: Please find inclosed s., for
which send me medicines required. The
medicine is doing its work fine. The third
day after taking it my wife got up and
went to the table, after being confined to
her bed for four weeks. Respectfully,
CHAS. E. BASFEARD.
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EAST souyp. Wash, April 10, 1891.

EAST SOUND, W ash., ApTu 10, 1871.
DR.. Jordan, Dear Sir-I have been TAX
ing your medicine two weeks last Satur-
day and there is grand improvement in
me in every way. My stomach is so much
better and / have better appetite than
have had before for three months. The
la grippe cough is almost entirely gone;
bowels much more regular than they were
and | am gaining strength faster every
day than I thought it possible for me to.
Respectfully,
C. ARMSTRONG.
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Truth IS ESTABLISHED
INVESTIGATION.
ALpER1oS, PIERCE Co., WASH, !

lIdy ~ IHJI. J
Dr. Jordan, Seattle, Wash.-Dear Sir:
! should have written to You before, but
have neglected to do so. am very thank
full to say, however, that your medicines
helped me very much. feel like differ
ent person. / removed the supporter the
next week / was to see you and have felt
very little pain since. gained six pounds
while / was taking the medicine. Will
you please send me one of your books. and
oblige. MRS. A. THORNTON.
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THE BRooKLYN HANpICAP TODAY.
List OF the Entries-Twenty Thousand
Dollars Hung Up for tho Winners.

NEW YORK. May I4.-Following are the entries
Tor the Brooklyn handicap, for 3-year-olds and
upward, the club to add the amount necessary
to make the gross value Of the stake SIC. GOO, of
which the second horse received 100 and the
third horse s., 500, mile and quarter:
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Western Association.

Western Association.
ST. PAUL, May l4-St Paul 5, Omaha a.
MINIATURES, May I4-Milwaukeel Is, Denver ..
SIOUX CITY, May 14-Sioux CityS, Lincoln IS.
MISSEAPoLIs, May Minneapolis ), Kansas
City IL.
Following is the standing of the clubs up TO
today, including yesterdays games:
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American Association.
BosroS. May is.-Boston S, Columbus 5
RALrfNoRE, May l4-Baltirnore 6, ST. Louis :.
WASHINGTON CITY, May l4-Wsshington 5,
Cincinnati IL
PHILADELPHIA, May H.-Athletics :, Louis
vile TO-
Following is the standing of the clubs up 10
today, including yesterdays games:
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BUCKLEY. Wash, April Is, 1891.

BUCKLEY. Wash, April 25 1891.
DR.. Jordan, Dear Sir-I received your
medicine and have taken it ever since. I
am feeling ever so much better. The pain
through my kidneys has all left and the
dizziness has all gone. Please send
me what medicine l need and oblige.
J. w. DAVIS.
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Standing of the CLUBS.
Following is the standing Of each OF the four
cIubs OF the Pacific Northwest league II date:
CICB. Games. Won. Lost Per G..
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California League.
SAN FRANCISCO, May li.-San Francisco ), San
Jose 6,
Evening journal., 1891-11-25
TO OFFER THANKS IN UNISON.

Congregations to Worship Together A
Farm sold by the sheriff Pastor
called.
8 ecia Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Nov 25.-From present indi-
cations, Thanksgiving will be quietly
observed here. Union services Of the
Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian
Churches will be held in the III. K.
Church, Rev M P Fixes preaching the
sermon In the evening the Okema Club
will give one of their social dances in
Representative Hall of the State House,
TO which number have been invited
and which promises to be a nice affair
The Norma Glee Club of this town will
60 to Laurel to morrow, where 1t will
give one of it's concerts In the evening.
scarlatina and diphtheria are prevalent
in this town and vicinity several cases
have been reported
Sheriff Cole yesterday sold she farm of
Samuel w. Lingo, situated in West
Dover hundred, OF l4S acres to John W.
Hall for 81 075.
Harry, the youngest son Of Mrs, Ollie
W. Evans, who was so severely burnt
with coal oil lamp on Saturday evening,
ia stlll Ia a very distressing condition.
hd - uuW blulCbcu Win bno ACAIlhtlnds
The program for the teachers and off
GERS convention of the white Sabbath
schools of the town Co meet ia the
Presby terian chapel next Monday night
has been arranged IL consists Of talks
by Revs. 4. K. Terry and NJ P. Fixes.
aud other officers Of the schools on those
subjects pertaining to work in the
schools. The entire services promises to
be very interesting
Attorney General Biggs was in town
yesterday.
William Stradman, who has been en-
ployed with James s Kirk & Son, returned
to his home in Philadelphia on Monday.
Mrs f. J. Murphy Of Wilmington is
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs Fl. O.
Collision.
The NJ p. Church OF this town has
called Rev, Q X Blades OF Kennedyville,
Md, to become its pastor he has &C
cepted the call and will move here this
week
The dynamo for the hosiery factory
has arrived and an electrician is engaged
In putting it In shape.
Evening journal., 1891-11-25
N. 3. sMlTHsRs. IR.. DEAD.
The Ex-CoBgressman's SON Expires 81
denly at His Homs-His BriEht Cares

The Ex-CoDgressman's SON Expires sud
denly at His Homs-His Bright Career.
Special Correspondence EvENIEo JOURNAL
DOVER, Nov. 24.-This town was
shocked last evening to hear of the death
Of N B. Smithers, Jr., who expired about
80 p. m. MIR. Smithers had been con-
fined to his house for the past week or so,
but on Saturday last seemed SO much bet
ter that he WAS able to be up and around
the house. II Is thought he then caught
more cold and thus caused his death.
While he had not seemed we'll for some
time past, yet his death was not looked
for.
Mr.. Smithers was a son of Hon N. B
Smithers one of the most prominent
lawyers Of the state aud who was at one
time Representative in Congress. He
commenced to study law under his
father when he was 21 years Of age, and
was admitted to the bar to practice law
at the April term of court Ia 1886. While
Ia the practice OF law he had been very
successful, winning many important
cases, aud his being connected
with Hon. Thomas +. Bayard
and Hon George Gray In the
late Cummins's will case was proof
enough Of his ability and fitness TO
undertake and conduct the most i'm.
portant cases. He was young barIister
paratively, being only 80 years old
Be WAS greatly respected by the entire
community and will be greatly missed by
all Of his associates. About four or Eve
years ago he married a Miss Moore OF
Laurel who, together with one son, sur
wives him
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WANAMAKERss.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Nov. rs. 1891.
IAe zOeatbeS today IS kskeky
TO be clear.

The Shoe store scores a point,
BY an original scheme in
leather buying too long for de-
tail but wise and shrewd, our
Shoe Merchant is able to make
a regular offering of Women's
Button Boots that has never
yet been approached. It is
difficult to command terms suf.
flclently strong to describe the
two sorts put in stock to day
at SIS pair.
They are of choice Grison
Kid, best French tanned, Phila.
delphia bench-made hand
welted and stitched or hand
sewed with turned soles, as may
be preferred; patent leather tips.
They are equal to any similar
$3.50 Shoes in the market and
we know that some good deal.
ers are getting So and $40 for
Shoes not a whit better. But
then there is no price for bet,
ter-these are best.
Market street, east OF main aisle. --s
The success of our Dress
Trimmings this season has been
remarkable. Only mention it
to tell that the wise women of
Philadelphia have found how
much this stock has brought
them.
And now the added grace of
Bargains Beautiful steps in and
crowns the offering in the form
of Swiss Silk Embroideries.
They are of newest colors and
styles, our own selection and
importation The prices are
at least a third off the market.
20 patterns, from 3 to Q colors
and combinations each, about
I25 varieties. The assortment
cannot be matched. 25c, 5oc,
ooc, 75c. 85c, ST., ST. 35,$I.5o,
So and $3.50.
Northeast Of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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To-MoRRow being legal holiday the
EVENING JOURNAL win not be issued.
MAKE YOUR NefGHBoR GIVE
THANKS.

MAKE YOUR Ne i1HbOh 1ANE
THANKS.
Thanksgiving Is usually practically In
ferpreted Substituting
That is well a man should feast, as h'
should dress, according to the Immortal
poet, as gaily and as costly as bis purse
will allow. But that is not the whole oi
mans duty nor the best achievement
even for his own pleasure
The highest duty Of man Is to do good
TO others. man should first provide foi
the happiness and comfort Of his wife
and their little ones, BY whom he is
doubly blest who has many; then he
should do everything possible to make
his neighbors happy
The man who Is able to provide lib
orally for his own family will have no
difficulty IN delighting the hearts of his
less fortunate neighbors. No mans
heart can be filed with thanks while he
thinks OF the poor neighbor, over the
way, whose table does not groan with tur-
key and cranberry sauce as the piece de re-
sistance accompanied by numerous dain-
ties which generous nature has provided
whose chiidren's eyes do not glisten
with delight as thev enter the pantry to
steal cookies and get surreptltious whiffs
of the seductive odors OF the broiling and
steaming delicaciea from the kitchen. No
man can enjoy anything alone. The
larger his circle OF happy people. the
greater his own enjoyment Of the good
things with which he and his have been
provided.
The sweetest and happiest people llv-
ing are those who live 60 make others
happy. The hsppiest person OF truthful
ic ion or Of real life, has been the woman
whose life brought neither pleasures nor
health to herself, but whose Joy was that
reflected from the happiness her charity
OF her bountiful end beautiful love
brought to others.
Thanksgiving must not consist OF
Chinese self handshake, or OF the Arabs
custom Of patting ones own well.6lled
belly. A wise man and true Christian
must grasp his neighbor's hand in cor.
dial sympathy and do what he can 70
make the unoccupied corners OF his
neighbours belly stand out with a square
meal.
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The Madm ,n's victIm Rnr,aa

The funeral OF P. Frank Shields. who
was killed by Amos d. Burnette on Mon
day morning, took place this morning
from the residence Of Joseph Fullmer.
The body lay In black casket, heavily
mounted, in the front room Of the house
and was viewed by hundreds Of his
former friends. At the head Of the
cfsket wsa large column with the in
scriptio "a Beloved Member. w a. O.
uponit, Other floral emblemswere wreath
from Samuel Forbes, bouquet from Raw
Murphey and numerous other emblsms
from his employer, Mr.. Fullmer. At
~ o'clock the procession left the houss
The pall-bearers we're: Lewis Hance
J. ken1ealey, II. Belts. L. Y. .Mulhausen,
L. Robinson aud E. 7, Springer, ali mem,
bers Of the w. A. G. The corteee then
proceeded 70 St. Peters Pro Cathedral
where high mass was said by Father
Mealey and interment was made ia sSt
Joseph's cemetery. This corners iury h
the case rendered the following verdict
Resolved, That Frank Shields came
to his death by blow from an axe In the
hands Of Amor H, Burnett on Monday.
November 23, 1891. between the hours Of
and o'clock, at the latters home. No.
Ala King street, in the city OF Whining.
ton
Evening journal., 1891-11-25

| NOTHING has occurred to illustrate this
innate and irrepressible tendency to vul
garity Of the Harrison connection more
forcibly than tae incident of Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa. Mrs. Russell B. Harrison
Is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Bowman.
there, and the husband Of the latter lady.
being Of thrifty turn, has used the
event to advertise small noveltx store
he is running by publishing a notice as
follows;
President Harrison's sons wife Is
passing a few days at J b. Bowmars !,
and will be pleased to see the Mount
Pleasant people. Everybody cordially
invited to cali az their novelty store aud
meet this distinguished lady.
or course President Harrison is net
Immediately responsible for this nm
genteel piece mercantilism. but it is all
Of piece with the cult Of his own
family. Mr. Harrison himself is an
irascible man aud has never heen dis
tinguished for that broad-minded and
amiable courtesy which has been a
strong characteristic OF many other
men who have achieved high office in
this country. 1t is peculiarly ernbar-
RAISING to the people Of this country to
have such incidents as this ocsur in the
family Of our Chief Executive. We have
no court etiquette, no universal rule os
manners, but everybody is expected
to conform to those universally Re
cepted forms In vogue among
all civilized people, No merchant can
be pardoned for advertising the women
Of his family as II they were museum
freaks. II this were single incident
only, and II the Presidents wife aud
daughter and his self conceited son had
not been guilty Of serious breaches 60
conform, as Mrs. Harrison said, ito the
proper caper, IL would be excusable
and matter Of small, or no conseq uencp.
But Il shows the tendancy Of the family
Evening journal., 1891-11-25

Abby Dorr, James A. Baylls. Laura O.
anderson, Annie E. Rudolph, George e.
Dudley, Job 81. Jackson Jr., which have
been anchored off or near this point
during the bad and threatening weather
passed seaward yesterday afternoon.
Teas, coffees and pure spices at Boyles
Edward Dalby removed his residence
from the Delaware House to his new cot
tsge, on the Battery, and Jacob Topkiss
removed his family from Market street to
Ar, Dalby's late residence.
Candies made fresh every day at Trnitt's.
Evening journal., 1891-11-25

IT is too bad, 1t is really pitifnl that
eur Republican contemporaries have been
compelled to weep at the stealing Of q
Legislature" by the New York Demo.
Gratis The Democrats have always,
nearly always. carried New York BY ma
jorities ranging from 10000 to 100000
votes, but, by the unfair gsrrymander Of
the state, they have never had United
States Senator or majority in the
Assembly. Tho Republican party stole
a Presidency against popular majority
Of 260, 600 votes. The Republicans have
stolen state after state, too numerous to
mention; they stole the Senatorships OF
Montana BY the aid Of President Harri-
son, who issued a proclamation with a
violent haste never known before, even
during times Of war. They stole twenty
four seats from the Democrats In the
Fifty first Congress and counted
in four new states to steal
power to pass the Force bill and the
Mckinley bill Those startlingly unfair
and corrupt measures could never have
been passed without stealing votes to do
it. They are holding the offices in the
state government Of Connecticut now,
against the wishes OF the majority OF the
people, who voted to seat Democrats
instead II thief should travel through
this state and lead away all the horses he
could catch, the honest farmers
would excite Republican lamentations
and open the food gates for tn flow Of
Republican tears when he proved his
property and reclaimed his horses. 1t is
too bad to make vlrtuous and tender
hearted Republicans weep those bitter
tears over the sins Of the Democrats, but
we are wicked enough to listen to their
walls as we would listen to the walls Of
any other thief forced to disgorge. ri
the Democrats can steal anything that
belongs to them we are glad Of it.
Evening journal., 1891-11-25
He ROBBED an a ged citizen.

John s Morris was charged with the
larceny of two undershirts, two white
shirts, one pair OF pants and two pairs of
stockings from William Mcbride. an
aged citizen OF Chester county, Pa AT this
mornings session Of the Municipal Cont
Alfred J. Brinton testified that he saw
Morris take the clothes. MAY Tucker
testified that Morris came to her house
beyond Market street bridge and offered
TO sell her the goods for 81. She re-
fused to purchase. Judge Ball held him
10 $500 bail to answer tie charge at the
upper court.
Evening journal., 1891-11-25
WiImInrtnn MIA.

The Wilmington Musee has reopened
with an entirely new company. The Der.
Torrance Of Miss May Clinton. the snake
charmer, WAS excellent Shs has five large
snakes some Of which are African beacon
slrictors. The stage performances Is good
Miss Kate Gray, the wonderful mind
reader and other festares attract the Al
tention Of the visitors in Lecture Hall.
The dancing and singing OF the variety
performers is heartily appreciated by the
audiences.
Evening journal., 1891-11-25
LEMON ELTxTR.

Pleasant, Elegant, Reliable.
For biliousness and constipation, TAX,
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.
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 q torpid or dis
eased liver, stomach, kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. h. MOTLEY. At
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gists.
LEMON HOT DROPS
Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrbages
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele
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25 cents at druggists Prepared only
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Evening journal., 1891-11-25

In one Of our contemporaries we find
tais indefinite recon mendatlon for mis-.
taken or misplaced sympathy. The
writer says:
People who find pleasure in reading
newspaper stories OF unfortunate men
and women should not forget that every
story Of that kind Is like a dagger
thrust into the hearts Of those who love
the untortuuates, Every wasted life Is
q blight upon some other life Remem
Der this when you read tue record Of
some man or wpmRn's mistakes or crimes.
II that means anything it means chat
We should have sympathy FOR Almy. be.
cause his relatives suffer humilia.
tion and disgrace, when he is pun.
ished for his bestial crimes. That
is not true. The punishment of
Almy should not be lightened under the
foolish impression that his punishment
causes their humiliation and their dis.
grace. his crimes have done that. His
punishment Is inflicted for two purposes
to protect spciety from hyena, who has
the form and speech OF man, but none ol
tbe humane instincts, and to dete,
similar madmen. Sympathy should b,
extended to Almy's victims and 20 hi.
relatives, not wasted on him. That un
reasoning sentiment which coddles q
criminal as an unfortunate man" is harm.
ful and dangerous 1t has no discrimi
nation. 1t manifests itself not for Mary
Aagdalene alone, who is the victim, but
1t is as likely to include those equally
guilty men who take up stones to kill her.