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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-06

Bo i'm s}ohcem sweci}y dziejach Termopyle
1 zlane krwia walecznych pola Salaminy.
Mia1yzby czosa prochu ME podnies6 te syny
Wiekopomnych krzyzowc6w, co z kr6lem olbrzymem
Wstrzymali grom ognisty, wszacy mad Rzymem?
Take czyny spisane krwia ma dziej6w karcie,
zadatkiem dla przysz}osci; acz przemoc zaaarcie
Gnebi mas, acz bezduszny SWAT mani pomiata,
Polska bedze, jak by}a, przedmurzem ola swiata
I wan, co podziwiacie ypr6zne" jej zapasy,
Rozp}omieni piers zarem : przyjda to czasy,
Gdy sic syn starych Gall6w samolubstwa zrzecze
I sprawie ludlow bratnich b}ysna gaskie miecze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-06
Telegramy zagranicZle.
Straszne burze W Austryi Nizszej.
Przyjecie blu W spraWie mOrza
Behringa.
POfOzenie flnansOWe W ROsyi.
Wielka Brytania.
LOndy1a, 3 czerwca.

Il
correspondent moskiewskido-
nosi do Daily News, re dwaj
zydzi zostali okuci i z}aczeni
banda z}oczy6c6w, poriewaz
ME mieliczem opedzic koszt6w
podr6zy.
Pierwszy oddzia} zyd6w wy
dalonych Z Kijowa, sk}adajacy
sic z szesciu rodzin, przyby}
dzisiaj do BUDAPEST. Me
mieli pieniedzy ma podr6z, l
opowiadali strasznem obcho-
dzeniu sic mimi.
Londyn, 5 czerwca.
Chociaz bill tyczacy sic po-
}owu ps6w morskich ma morzu
Behringa jest postawiony cd
rzadu, przemawia} Alexis.
Stanley Hill, zastepujacy przez
d}ugie lata wyborc6w konser-
watywnych W Izbie nizszej,
przeciwko MENU, szczeg6lnie
wystepowa} zas przeciwko te-
mu, re Stany Zjednoczone mo-
ga przez ten czas z}owiG 1900
ps6w morskich. Zada}, aby'
dodano nastepujace s}owa:
,,Jezeli Kanada zgodzi sic ma
to-"
William Henry Smith pre-
mawia} przeciw dodatkowi i
doda}, re Rad otrzyma} juz
przyzwolenie Kanady- Skut-
klein tego cofna} Hill sw6j
wniosek a bill zosta} przyjety.
Thomas Sexton zwr6ci} uwage
Izby ma zachowanie sic Irland-
czyk6w W sprawie blu i wy
razi} nadzieje, re Rad uzna ich
przyczynienie sic do szybkiego
przyjecia blu.
Londyna, 5 czerwca.
Spis ludnosci W Londynie
wykazuje liczbe 4,211, ,056.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-06
~ Juz przysz}ym tygodniu rozpo-
czniemy druk przek}adu ,,Encykliki JegO
SWiatObliWOsci Papieza LeOna XIII
kWestyi sOcyalnej."
Francuzi w obec 3. Maia.

Polacy zamieszkai W Paryzu obchodzii
bardzo uroczyscie setna rocznice Konstytucyi
3 Maja solennem naboze6stwem odprawionem
koscieIe polskim, podczas kt6rego ks. Wit
kowski wypowiedzia} przesiczne kazanie pa
tryotyczne zastosowane do chWili, Wieczorem
odby}y sic uroczyste wieczorki Nadto emf
gracya polska Paryzu wyda}a odezwe W pol
skiej sprawie* ,kt6ra rozes}ano wszystkim fran
cuskim deputowanym senatorom, redakcyom
dziennik6w wszystkim s1awnym mezom
Paryzu.
Odezwa ta spowodowa3a prase francuska
do przem6wienia slow kilku Polakach pol
skiej sprawie, lecz niestety praWie Wszystkle
dzienniki pomiescify uwagi mic nieznaczace, z
kt6rych wieje ch}6d samolubstwa obojetnos6
ma meki bole narodu, kt6ry obronie Fran
'cyi niejednokrotnie krew swa przelewaf.
y Jest to zapewne odezwa kt6ra zeszsym
tygodnu ,Dzienniku" umies6ilsmy uwaga, IL ja O
trzymahsmy Paryza bez zadnych objasneh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-06
Mieszkancy sera.

Pan Adawetz W Somthal W Szwajcaryi
zrobi1 spis mikroskopowej ludnosci sera. w
swiezym wyrobie ementhalskim znajduje on
cd 100000 do 100000 mikrob6w ma jeden
gram Pc dniach II by}o juz ich 100000 lu-
dnosci, tax zwanym twarogu (fromagenem)
by1a jeszcze bardziej gesta. We dwadziescia
pieG dni wieku mia1 on jua 100000, czter-
dziesci pie6 az 200 milion6w mikrob6w gra-
mie Cyfry te stosuja sic do srodka sera, ku
obwodowi cd 3,6o0,00o do 100000. w ten
spos6b iczba mieszka6c6w $50 gram6w. sera
dor6wnywa}a ca}kowitej ilosci ludzi ma kuli
ziemskiej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-06
Liverpoo5, 5 czerwca.
Wekslarz George James
zbankrutowa}. Zaleg}osci do
chodza sunny 100000.
L0ndy7o, 5 czerwca.

NhONDS SNhAJ
Londyaa, 5 czerwca.
Odkrycia poczynione pro-
cesie baccaratowym wprawl3y
ca3y SWAT W wielkle wzburze-
ME. WiadomosG, re ksiaze
Walii jest na}ogowym gra-
czem. zniweczy7a jego widoki
W sprawie zap}acenia d}ug6w
przez partya narodowa. Organ
baptyst6w por6wnuje namiet-
nose ksiecia do wyscig6w CRY
hazardowej z szlachetnym
przyk}adem jego ojca, kt6ry,
gdyby zy} jeszcze, musiafby
wraz z tysiacami Anglik6w
podziela6 bolesG pcwodu "a
chowania sic syna.
Pos}owie Z Novel Fundlan-
dyi porozumieli sic juz z rza-
dem. Lord Salisbury polec2
uwiadomiG francuskiego mini
stra spraw zewnetrznych, Ri
bota, usilnie o za}atwieniu tel
splawy i prosi1 o odpowiedz,
minister jednak zachowuje do
tychczas milczenie.
Dzisiaj wiecz6r mia} profe-
sor Geffken przemowe ma wy
stawie niemieckiej W kwestyi
po}owu ps6w morskich W mo-
rzu Behringa, W kt6rej przy,
zna} s}usznosc rzadowl angiel-
skiemu.
Wyb6r Nc Cormicka ma "a
stepce wystawy Chicagoskiej
wywo1a} tu og6lne zadowole.
ME, Zamianowanie jego zmie-
Milo znacznie stan rzeczy. ME
ma potrzeby, ably natychmiast
wysiano deputacya Z Chicago.
Nc Cormick na razie zajmie
sic przygotowaniem gruntu do
dalszego dzia}ania a gdy W
jesieni przybedzie do Europy
deputacya, znajdzie juz publ
cznosG gotowa do przyjecia
ich propozycyj.
Cardif, 5 czerwca.
Metodysci po1udniowej
Walii mieli wczoraj kwartalne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-06

zgromadzenle. Aanlm sic oo-
roczono, przyjeto nastepujsca
uchwa}e: ,,Zgromadzenie u,
bolewa mad tenn, re, jak sic z
rozprawy sadowej okaz1je,
ksiaze Walii wzia} udzia} W
grze baccaratowej W Tranby
Croft dnia 9 wrzesnia 1890
roku, przez co gre to popiera, i
daje ludowi z}y przyk}ad.
Dajemy jego kr6lewskiej
wysokosci do zrozumienia, re
przez takie postepowanie psuje
ducha religijnego u ludu, po-
MIA dom kr6lewski i niweczy
przywiazanie do rzadu.
AustrO Wegry.
Wieden, 5 czerwca,
Depesze Austryi nizszej,
Morawii i Wegier donosza o
gwa}townych burzach. Spra-
WHY one ogromne szkody W
winnicach. Konie zosta}y W
skutek uderzenia piorunu
pozabijane a robotnicy zajeci
praca W polu zostali og}uszeni.
Wiede6 ) czerwca.
Umar} austryacki naz stanu
Leopold Hasler.
Francya.
Pary5, 8 czerwca.
Pose} francuski w Caracas,
Deforge, zosta} przeniesiony
do Meksyku na miejsce hra'
biego St. Faiz, Zamianowano
zas Monclai''a, konsula fran
cuskiego W Hawanie pos}em W
Caracas.
Pary5, 5 czerwca.
Ubiega sic wiele os6b o po-
sade komisarza sztuk pieknych
przy wystawie swiatowej W
Chicago. Jednym nowych
kandydat5w na ten urzad jest
George Dramard, malarz re
znaczna s}awa, kt6re podobne
stanowisko piastuje przy wy
stawie francuskilej W Moskwie.
Wielu artystow ameryka6skich
W Paryzu popiera go. lnny
znowu kandydat, Roger Ballu
Inspector sztuk pieknych, spo-
dziewa sic zostacmianowanym.
Wystawa francuska sztuk pie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-06
Sobota, dnia 6 Czerwca 1891 r.

knych W Chicago, bedziej jedna
z najs}awniejszych.
Amerykadscy artysci powia-
daja, re jezeli Chicago ME da
nalezytego poreczenia "a obra-
zy i dzie1a sztuki, to bardzo
ma}o artyst6w wyszle swe
ttwory: gdyz ostatnimi laty
wiele bardzo obraz6w zupe1nle
zagine}o ma wystawach W Bo-
stonie, Nowym Orleanie, Rio
Janeiro innych miejscach.
Portugalia.
Ligboaaa, 5 czerwca.
Minister skarbu Carvalho
zrobi} ugode z pewnym parry
skim syndykatem, skutkiem
czego jest zapewniona wyp3ata
kupon6w przypadajaca W mie.
siacach czerwcu, pazdzierniku
i styczniu.
Rosya.
Londyn, 5 czerwca.
Professor Geffcken mia} wczo.
raj wieczorem przemowe ma
wystawie niemieckiej o fnan-
sach Rosyi. Wykaza} przez
tabele statystyczne smutne po-
lozenie ludnosci rosyjskiej, "a
st6j W ga}eziach przemys}u, i
ogromny ciezar dfug6w pan
stwowych. Budzet rosyjski.za
rok 1890 Wynosh I'LL 100000
funt6w. L tego przypad}o na
dug pa1stwowy 33.000,000
funtow, a ma roboty forteczne
32.O00,oOO, ogromna suma ma
kraj, kt6rego 80 procent mie-
szka6c6w naleza do najuboz-
szej klasy.
Londyao, 5 czerwca.
William Henry Smith mtwi
W sprawie wedr6wki zyd6w
rosyjskich do Anglii, re Rad
nlepowinlen scierpiec tego, ably
obcokrajowcy tax lekcewazyli
prawa, jak o tenn donosza, ;, Vie
domosti''.
Mianowicie donosi ia gazeta,
re towarzystwo emigracyjne
zydowskie wynaje}o cztery pa
rowce w celu przewiezienia
10000 polskich i litewskich
zyd6w do Anglii. ,Wiedomo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-06

DO re0attor0 ,,FSgaras".
Name ci podziekowa6 "a ten pok1on g}owy
Pred Polska skrepowana stuletne okowy?
o ME! Ia take holdy ma wdziecznos6 ME pora,
Me drgne}a MIA pred wieki piers gladjatora
Konajacego cyrku, przy poklaskach rzeszy
Ow hold ME wzmocni ducha, ME pocieszy,
Jesli mu swietokradzkie towarzyszy s}owo.
Tys wyrzek} ,,ne ma Polski" Ty otch1ah grobowa
Pchasz nar6d pe}en zycia, daleki cd smierci!
Coz stad, re kraj przemoca rozdarty ma 6wierci?
Gdybys ucho przy}ozy} do dina polskiej duszy,
Odczusbys niej to tetno, wezy rozkruszy,
Jak 6w Samson rozkruszy} Fistyn6w peta.
Me ty wyswobodzsz, Francjo przejeta
Do gruntu samolubstwa groznemi powiewy,
Ktore wicher p6}nocny napedza cd Newy.
Ninety juz te czasy, rzek}es Gall6w synu,
Gdy narod twoj ,bezmyslnie" zrywal sic do czynu
W obronie pokrzywdzonych, ,,obyczaj to starry
Gas porzucic zawsze czu}ostkowe mary,
zy6 sobie dla siebie czas obecny kaze;
Pod murawa cmentarna MECH gnija kazarze!
q bohaterstwa pozytek jake pytasz, jaki?
zyjciez vice. jak skorupach z6swie slimaki!
My bez was sic odrodzim w1asne say starcza; & B
Przebieg dziei6v na ElsohYbRs naIn
xVaf.1; (xra6zss - sxx1Fiiek
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-06

sti" drwia sobie z tego, re
ogromny nap}yw emigracyi
wywrze z}y skutek ma stosunki
robotnicze.
Petersburg, 5 czerwca.
Nadprokurator synodu Po-
bjedonoscew rozporzadzi} dzi-
siaj, .aby studenci wszystkich
religijnych wyzna6 uczyli sic
katechizmu prawos}awnego, i
re wszystkie domy handlowe
najdalej o 20 kilometr6w cd
koscio}a prawos}awnego moga
bye po}ozone,
WfOchy.
Rgyna, 5 czerwca.
Zniwo we W{oszech ma do
bre widoki.
Rsym, 5 czerwca.
Ameryka6ski pose} Porter
rozpocza} swoje ferye letnie i
znajduje sic obecnie W drodze
do Anglii.
Hiszpania.
Madryt. 5 czerwca.
Wskutek napsd6w ma misye
hiszpa1skie W Chinach wys}a}
Rad jeden z okretow wojen.
nych znajdujacych sic rrzy
Filipinach do Chin W celu
obrony poddanych hiszpah-
skich.
Turcya.
Konstaatymopo5, 5 czerwca.
Rabusie, kt6rzy pojmali Kill
ku niemieckich podr6znych i
zadali wykupu, wypuscili ich
ma wolnosc.
POfudniOwa Ameryka.
Buemos Ayres, 5 czerwca.
Zrobiono dzisiaj wniosek W
senacie, ably wstrzymac wyp1a-
te pieniedzy przez nastepnych
szesG miesiecy. W}oskie i hi
szpahskie banki zosta}y dzisiaj
otwarte. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-06

Przybycie parowcow.
Queenstown: Gallia z N. Y.
Loudym:' Persian Monarch,
Friesland i Umbria z N. Y,
Scandia z Baltimore.
1PAizadezphia:' Canadian z
Glasgowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-06

przed Polska, kt6rej juz ME ma, czciG wiel-
kie daty jej dziej6w~
Ma te uwagi nFigara", pani Seweryna Du-
chi6ska odpowiedzia}a wierszem pe}nym pa
tryotycznej godnosci i goracej WARY lepsza
nasza przysz}osc.
Wivrsz ten opiewa:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-06

sti" drwia sobie tego, re
ogromny nap}yw emigracyi
wywrze z}y skutek ma stosunki
robotnicze.
Evening journal., 1891-10-02
HID FoR BURGLARY
State Detectives Make Important Arrests
Disorderly Conduct aud Assault Gases
Dismissed.

State Detectives Make important Arrests
Disord.rly conduct aud Assault Gases
Dismissed.
At this mornings session Of Municipal
Court John Burns was fined Sc or thirty
days Title Hamilton, 81. for being
drunk; John Berry, for being drunk and
disorderly, was dneo SO or twenty days
on the stone pile, Violet Agnes, whose
case OF dlsorderly conduct was continued
from Wednesday, was fined $3 and costs
Edward Mulvey, for being drunk. SO and
costs.
James Pennington, colored, for being
disorderly on the caussway. was dis.
missed. Maggie Cloud was fined 81 and
cost for being drunk.
William Duttou, who was In the dock
yesterday for essaulting Isabella Steven
son, was brought Up to-day and as the
evidence was not sufficient TO hold him
he was dismissed.
George Siverd, II years old, and How
ard Maharty, 20 years old, were In the
dock this morning They were arrested
last night by Detectives Witsil and Nc
Vey for robbing Frank Gardeners restau-
rant several weeks ago Of $50 in money
and a silver watch, which they took from
a cash register. When Siverd was
going down the cellar the door fell down
on his hand aud took of a piece Of his
third finger, which was found ia the cellar
and led to his arrest Detective Witsil
testified that Siyerd after bsiug arrested
made confession that implicated Maharty
When MahartY was seized by Detective
Witsil last night he seemed greatly
alarmed and talked a great deal. Sword
was held In $500 bail for the Superior
Court and Msharty was held ia $500 bail
until tomorrow Meharty was repre-
sented by Walter Hayes.
Evening journal., 1891-10-02
suRKe's RELA7 lVls INDIGNANT.
They Complain At the observation-disclosures
of 3 Charitahle Institution.

They Complain At the Observation-Disclosures
of Charitable Institution.
William Haley, who lives at No. 236
Monroe street, nephew of James A
Burke. the man who was found in an I'M
conscious condition on Front street early
Yesterday morning, stepped into the
EVENING JOURNAL Office yesterday after
noon with kick" against the manage
ment of the Delaware Hospital BE
said:
II wish to make statement concern
ing my uncle. James A. Burke and the
manner in which he was treated at
Delaware Hospital After be was found
he was taken to my home and DR. John
@. Fahey was called In. He pronounced
it case of apoplexy. We had the patrol
summoned and my uncle was sent to the
hospital. DR. Harris was sent for after
he was received into that institution.
His verdict do not know.
"This morning when we went out
there to see him the matron said that
DR.. Shortlidge had been there and said
he made too much noise for the other
patients and had the rams He also
called up DR. Fahey aud told him not to
seuu any lnOIe cases OF the rams ~ bhht
Institution. We deny that his sickness
was caused by drink He has not touched
intoxicating liquor since last November
when he was found Sergeant Chsmb-
ers could not detect the smell OF liquor
upon him. We think it very strange
treatment to give a man. who is critically
i'll /"
Lewis Dickey said yes terday afternoon
when speaking of it being a case Of
mania a potu:
Il do not believe it. He was In our
store last evening and did not show any
signs Of intoxieation He was trembling
like leaf and complained of feeling
sick. "
Yesterday Mr. Bourke was removed
from the hospital to his home, and is
now getting better.
Evening journal., 1891-10-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Two thousand persons attended the
Methodist Carnival in Madison street
rink last evening The A. o U. W. and
P. o s. Of A. members attended. Hyatt's
Military Band viii. furnish the music to-
night.
Eleventh ward citizens held meeting
at No. 3lS Seventh avenue lsst.evening,
for the purpose of taking action that will
lead to better streets in the ward. j. v.
Lawrence presided over the meeting.
Petitions were drawn and circulated ask
ing the Street and Sewer Department to
do all necessary grading and surbing
They will be presented at the next meet
ing OF the board. Several committees
were appointed. Another meeting will
be held next Thursday night.
Evening journal., 1891-10-02

Mrs Mary McNamee Is visiting frien5 s
at 81. Georges.
Miss Maggie Boulder is visiting ffie DDS
At Millington, Md.
E, Jeffsrson Of hiddletowr Is visiting
friends in this city.
Miss Anna Rstledge is visiting hei
sister at Middletown.
Miss Mollis Banthrum is visiting
friends at MiddletowD.
Mrs d. w Eliason is visiting friends
and relatives at Middletown.
Mrs. Bessie Mills is visiting Miss
Annie Hunter at Delaware City.
Theodore Holiday Of Philadelphia, Pa
left for his home yesterday after brief
visit In this city.
Alfred { Hurlock has returned from
& two weeks visit TO Baltimore, Pen Mar,
Chestertown and Betterton, Md
Miss Mile Wahl Of Baltimore re.
turned home yesterday after four
weeks sci 0urn with relatives and friends
in this city.
Miss May Duling. who has been visit
ing relatives aud friends In this CITY. left
for her home at Millington, Nd, yester.
day afternoon.
Benjsuin Duling Of Millington, Nd
started for his home yesterday, after 4
few days visit to relatives and friends
in Wilmington.
Mrs George Sindall, son and daughter
Of Newport, Del returned TO her home
to-day after a two dsys'vislt at the home
Of NJ. 7. Toft Of this city.
Miss Jennie Stevens Of Philadelphia
after a bIief visit 10 the home of James
Vincent. No 1923 Pennsylvania avenue,
left for home last evening.
Evening journal., 1891-10-02

Joseph R Moreland of Plsinfeld, N.
j., ard Miss Lsura F Jones were mar.
ried yesterday at the home Of the bride
parents at Newport. by Rev, John d. G.
Hanna of this city Miss Agnes Clarkson
acted as bridesmaid and Oscar Boreland
brother of the groom, was groomsman. The
happy couple received many presents
After the ceremony reception was
rendered the guests Mr.. aud Mrs
MoreIand left this morning for their
future home at Planted where Mr..
Moreland is employed as a civil engineer.
Later on they viii taxa a wedding trip
Evening journal., 1891-10-02
SfO.oO.

Almost the first thing that most
men need is Trousers. We have
made speciality this season Of an
English Striped heyiot, which we
are selling at "a a pair, The patterns
are identically the same as $40 Gus
tom Trousers, and they will wear
just as well, and only a good Judge
could tell the difference. Try pair
they will 60 with any odd coat and
vest.
Evening journal., 1891-10-02

Mrs. Sarah e. Doward, mother Of the
late Preston Ayres and well known ii
this city, who died at her home ct
scott's Plains, N j.. on Tuesday. was
brought TO this city over the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad at ~ 10 oclockt o-day.
Undertaken John B. Martin had charge
Of the funeral and interment was made
in the Riverview Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1891-10-02
MANY nrnsIcl.ns Rshsarss.

The local musicians who are to take
part In the last Sunday concert OF the
season to be held in Eighth street park
on October IL, held rehearsal last ever
ing, Professor steubgen Of the Opera
House orcheatra, conducted the rehearsal.
They will rehearse again in Hyatts Band
room on Sunday at o'clock. There are
nearly forty musicians in constant prac-
tice for the musical event sof the season.
Evening journal., 1891-10-02

Michael Maloney and Miss Maggie
Haggery we're married at o'clock last
evening. at st Paul's R O. Church,
Rev. w. j. Birmingham officiating
james McNulty was best man, and Miss
Lizzie Tierney, bridesmaid. The bride
Was attired in white satin ami tulle, and
the bridesmaid wore cream cashmere. A
reception followed at the residence Of
the brides parents. Mr. and Mre. Ma
loney received many gifts.
Evening journal., 1891-10-02
lan,es paw.on,s lee Rrolsn

James Dawson. who lives at No. 624
Second street and drives cab for the
Wilmington Transfer Company, had a
serious accident this morning. he
stepped from his cab at the p, w &
B. station, and as he did so, caught his
foot In the reins. he was thrown to the
ground and his leg was broken.
Evening journal., 1891-10-02

W. d, a.. Titus, managing owner of the
tug George z Weed, yesterday caused
an attachment to be issued against the
tug James Bowen for collision which
caused the sinking ofsthe Weed on Mon
day, John NJ. Sharp and Clarence Bush
gave SO, 000 security for the Bowen's re-
lease. The claim of the tug at the time
of the collision was also taken.
Evening journal., 1891-10-02

Suits begin as low as $40. Double
and Single Breasted Sacks, beauties
for the price; all our own good
make; most Of you know what that
is. 1t means that the goods are
properly put together and all sewed
with silk and guaranteed not to rip.
Evening journal., 1891-10-02
sf2.OO.

Buys fine Worsted Suit, Sack or
Frook stitched or bound. A good
honest Suit for the price and is
within the reach of every mans
pocket book In this lot is included
an elegant Black Cheviot, which for
merly sold for $15.
Evening journal., 1891-10-02
School Ship saratoga Returned.

The Pennsylvania school ship, deckej
with flags and flying signals "All we'll, .
arrived at the Delaware Breakwater yes
terday afternoon. and came to anchor,
awaiting instructions TO proceed to Phil
adelphia. The Saratoga sailed from here
on July 4 last She left Madeira Sep.
TENDER 3, and has completed a re-
markedly good voyage for this time Of
the year
Evening journal., 1891-10-02
Sf5.OO.

For this price we are showing a
superb line OF Suits, round cut and
square Sack Suits, either single OF
double breasted, and they are
superior to any $50 Suit you can
have made to order anywhere.
Evening journal., 1891-10-02
Clearing Hoase.

TIE exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
az the clearing house to-day were: Total,
STAG 431 S.; balance, s36, 4060 o.
Evening journal., 1891-10-02

Attorney e g. Bradford did not GO,
his answer ready until o'cl lck to-day
At 10 o'clock this morning the Republican
members Of the Levy Court went to his
Office he read the answer to them as
far as he had 1t completed, and gave
them the outline OF the unfinished
parts Of it, The answer was
framed TO their satisfaction l.
is simply a review Of the Republic q
side OF the argument that has been goiLs
on for several weeks on both sides. H,
maintains First-that George W. Mckee
WAS paid the taxes of those who's &
names be has returned as errors: second
That he gave receipts in due form
under his official hand and seal third
That he returned said taxpay-
ers as delinquents and converted
the money 80 received to his own per
sonal uses; fourth-tbat it is but right
that he should pay the money to the
county, and if he will not pay it his
sureties should, aud it prays the court
not to issue a msndamus preventing
them from doing it
This answer he will file in the
Superior Court this afternoon and ask
that day be set for argument Chair
mtn Hutchinson says that when the com
mittee a5iourns this afternoon it vi
probably be to meet again next Tuesday
Georges. Hagany Returned.
This afternoon George s. Hsgany. de
linqueut of the Fifth ward, will appear
before the committee and swear that he
paid John j. Dongherty his tax on March
81, 1891. He has his receipt.
Evening journal., 1891-10-02
eRApfoRo ANp HIs ANSWER.

Not Finished Until 2 O'Clock To-day-Is
Suit tho Republican Membsrs-Demo-
Gratis Refused TO SIGN.
Yesterday the Levy Court investi-
eating committee completed the com-
parison Of McKee's district. aud the fol
lowing approximate figures show the
result.
Evening journal., 1891-10-02

WANTED PURCHASER FOR STOCK
~ and Fixtures OF an estab ished business.
No opposition IN Wilmington. A bargain II
sold soon. Address, PIP. RTUNITY. This
Evening journal., 1891-10-02
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Evening journal., 1891-10-02

The committee makes the following
OF McKee's indebtedness.


The Deductions, amounting to 500 OF
are for those who had not been returned
as delinquents, but for whom the Re
publicans had paid taxes, which money
the county had probably received
At 80 o'clock the committe adjourned
until 10 O'Clock TO DAY.