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Evening journal., 1891-02-19
Two j. n. Crow nro,.n.a

NEw YORK, Feb i9-The new North
German Lloyd steamer Hayel, for Bremen.
struck the incoming Italian bark Mnscotta
when of buoy No ~ and sent her to the
bottom The IIavel was proceeding under
half steam, but the force Of the ebb tide
sent her through the bay al pretty rapid
rate With almost fun headway the steam
ship struck the inwgrd bound vessel al
most amidships, cutting her 10 two. The
bark sunk in thirty feet of water While
the steamship was backing or several 81
her boats were lowered and eleven Of her
crew were saved. Two boys, who shipped
on the bark At san Domingo seventeen
days ago were lost The Iiayel proceeded
after reAeuinR the crew
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nf.marck ana ths rmpsro,.

IogDoy, Feb ID The Pail Mall Gazette
publishes . dispatch from its Berlin CORE
spondent which says that Prince Bismarck
Is convinced that the reports published as
% the emperor's Injurious opinion 81
himself are untrue and are inventions oi
his fBismarek'0 enemies The dispatch
also quotes the prince a. saying: sThe
emperor knows too well how to estimate
the motives which prompt my political
warnings 70 doubt my pairiotism.U a
Berlin dispatch says It is set 4 doubtful
question whether the kaiser will prosecute
Bismarck, unless the ex-chancellor Il
guilty of some utterance or publication
more clearly im violation Of law and in
defiance Of imperial authority than he
has been. a majority ~ the Pflssian
house Of lords IS in sympathy with Bis
marck, and IN the federal council nearly
all the members are Bismarckians A
prosecution which would result ia Bis
marcA's acquittal would De- almost a fatal
blow to the koisers prestige, and 10 the
supremacy In Germany Of the house Of
HObenzoliem
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

wave. somewhat reinforced. With It's
cresE gov IN Ohio, will move slowly
soutkeastwsrd. hut il will not cause
Intense cold ia the Atlantic states. A
eYclsnic depression will form to dav over
Texas. and will probably move noreheasf,
causing snow and rain ia the Censral
Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys TO day.
che area Of precipitation extending 10
tnia section tomorrow Temperature
fsll 10 tbs United States yesterday. the
chief minimum reported pas IS degrees
oflsw zero ct 81. Vincent, sfinn ths
chief mgE mum reported was &c q. Char
t0ste. M q.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
wELL-KNowN PERSONS.

Oliver Thorns Miller ia the last twe
months has posted no less than 90. O0f
printed slips asking women not 10 wear
birds or their plumage
Colonel Donn piatt has just completed
an arrangement whereby he returns Ia
the editorshlp OF Belford's Magazine.
which no left two years ago.
A large amount OF real estate IA via.
consin, mostly about Green Bav has
stood for many years In the name OF
Algernon SWtOris, Nellie Grants hus-
band
President Charles W. Eliot OF Harvard
University, who Is just now the toast Of
Uhicago's most select society, Is a man
OF distinguished presence He Ia prob
ably the most progressive president the
university ever had, and IS consequently
not widely popular
Miss Charlotte Gregg. recently ap
pointed Instructor on the piano Ia the
Chicago Conservatory OF Music Is said 10
be the youngest teacher ever assigned to
50 responsible a position. Western
people think her the peer OF Nine Rive
King and Frauleln Aus der Ohe
Minus O. Keith. a Brooklyn man. Il
the moving spirit in Costa Rican affairs
At present He owns the railroad and
about half the banana plantations of the
little Republic, and the majority Of the
inhabitants obey him as II he were 4
dictator He Is about 40 years OF aye
aud is married to native woman.
The new Duke Of Somerset is a moat
enthusiastic supporter Of coaching clubs
and he Is stu a very fair whip OK
ford men remember that when he was 4
younger man his familiar figure was
frequently seen driving the age" coach
from London to Oxford where he naed
70 dine, and after dinner drive tha
Gloucester mail back 10 town.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
Academy Of nrusIc.

Weber and Fields great speciality
show, the largest vaudeville company on
the road to day, will open at the
Academy this evening for three nights
and Saturday matinee. Frank Bush. WHO
opens the PiRld olio, Is the worlds pre
mier character artist. having no equal on
the American stage The celebrated
German comedians, Weber aud Field. who
keep their audience IN constant uproar
OF laughter will no doubt draw a crowded
house, as they are the finest OF ali Ger
NAN comedians The company irc'udasthe
Fremonts' sketch artists: bb liza Ward
lhe vocalist; Wilson and Camrun, blaet,
face comedians; the wonderful iuggler.
drawer; Richmond and Glenroy. the
comedy boomers; the Southern beauty,
MISS Florence Miller; the Brothers Koss
nun on the bar; John Whitman, the
Police Gazette champion heavy weight
tooth inter The performance win con
clude With one act comedy entitled
Crazy Quilt"
"rbe Burglar four act comedy
drama, viii be the attraction the arsi
three nights Of next week.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
RAaLkoAns.
r.
PHILADELPHIA. WILMl Ntrrf3N ANTs.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

DAGl414OEH RAILROAD
~. January Is, 1891
nj " Aln7 VII leave Wilmington "a follows.
Inllias1slphia a e t lexpressl. So 2 ss 81. sSl "a
s59, g, A., 70 q, 10 Il Il 53, IIsi. an. slsls
y y. ,o .. 304, 5 10, 5 Il, SO. a.. 65n. Tx
!, As q mgo.dtation, 90 s@. Tos. ID lo4sn
z e, q 2 =. -. -. 9 40. 40, a1d 10 49,
Eor ghesfer lezpress), I So, zF5 6m =
co. ~ a,s AZ, - II p m, IL 20. u, 6I TSG.
Accommodation. SO, So. ToF an N u
y g q a, Z o. Z5 45. 55 90 To- 74j -
New York. .. SIS. 42nsAssT $50 too~
10 L. 50. sa. 80, 100. 2 e, 10 and a. % - 3
For Boston. without change. 10 % a m ana
For West Chester, via Lamohsn. 20 .na
II 9 n. 3 and 8 As p N.
Eor Newark lCentrel and lzsterruerfata
stations. ~ am, 1z 81 and s 90 D ~
5aLtimore and intermediates ssations. . a
: = and q % ? n and Y Is night.
Battimnre and Bay Line, q ~.
Baltimore and Washinztou. 4 IA so4q on
y X, and Il % n, u %, 4 Is "a 5-g3 IS ~
: ~ 70 N and II 40 night
Trains for Delaware Division leave f,--
NeM Castle, Is, IL 0s. 1I.l3a q. 245. ana "a
DIE, 4uO, - ? N. and I2 06 nf1ht
sTeorgetoWn- Is N. 8 50 !. q.
harrington. Delnar. and way stations & Is
!, Express Tor Dover, Harrington and Dslmar
u Y q n Stand IL o. night,
Franklin City. s 15a -
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Corn
Icrtr and Norfolk, II o. m and - 0l ni9hf-
Leave Philadelphia, Brood street. for yvn.
u u, a N, IL 50, 2 u. 3Ol. g 48 4GT 4l1 ~
night ''' e--1 = ~
Accommodation. 25, sIo. lOas. uH
I, 2; 3 - 10, o. g, p Ss, 10 @, 10 q and
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Eor PhilEdelphia (express), 81 25s "a
go ~ q Il n ~ q N, 5O4, II, 80 q, 706 73
Aceomnodation, 100, sos, s0t an 1s II
.. 4 lg, 3 - and 10 % N. ~
3 y, O. and 10 , m. ~
ACCOMMODATION. Z 90, s 05, 2 o. : N. 2f0.1as
~ y. 30 and 10 80 m. =
5or New York texpressl, 1 s.. a55.&g 20.
80 u d a NJ, 1910, O., i0. SIR SO. 6sT'
g, = p. and 10 80 p N. -
30 Boston. without change, 5 SPIN.
For West Chester, via IsfuOst7t. 7N5 = y,
E0r New Castle. l2 U6 night
FOR tape Charles, Old Point Corfort ana
:, Eor Middletown, Clayton, Dover, Wyorr Ing.
e.soa' harrington, Bridgevides Seaford,
Baltimore and Washington 4 "A sna IL 70 .
nl, Y: ", . 3, . o3 40, 20 m and l2 4s right
Baltimore, only % p m and IL iS nieht.
Leave philadelphia, Broad street, for WI
mlngton fexpressl, 3 50, 20, II 1sam.44I 50s
o3s, 50, % II 10, II 50 N. and II q night.
q sAecomnInodation, m g, 10, 10 81 a M, u s..
: %, lOr 3S, 10 Band II IS D m
For further information uassensprs a-a -s-
terred 70 the ticket Office at the station.
Trains marked thus 81 are limited sx7 -e=s.
up0n which extra fare Is charged
CHAS. 3, PUGH. J r. WOOD
General Manager. Gen. Pass' 4esnt.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
AMUsEMeNTs.
GRAND opera House

The Lily Clay Colossal Gaiety Company
will draw big crowd 70 the Grand Opera
House tonight Beauty Ia Dreamland 4
Robin Hood" and "Antony and Cleo.
patra" are the foundations for MANY IN.
teresting specialties.
The McCaull Opera Company will be
here next Wednesday night aud will slng
Won Suppe's opera 'Clover-a chase n
ter Luck" at the Grand Opera House.
The company includes Dlgby Bell. Helen
bertram, Chauncey Olcott, Laura Joyoe
Bell, Josephine Knapp, Annie Myers aud
Others Glover" has been sung over
1900 times, The sale Of reserved seats
will begin next Monday.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
oeIllrr.a Body rnnnh.

ALTOONA Pa, Feb 10 The body d
George Collier, a well known citizen 81
this place, was found on the mountain
side along the "Kettel" road by q woodcut
ter named Thomas Styles Mr.. Collier has
been missing for three months. His mind
had become deranged through illness, and
nothing was known as to his whereabouts
until the discovery Of his body. The re-
mains presented a sickening sight, the
lace neck, hands and other portions Of the
body having been eaten away BY wild
oeasts Papers on the body led to its iden-
THY Collier, il is believed, came to his
death by freezing.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
No More rlrnnrm. ~ rnn..n.

WASHINGTON, Feb 10 Mr.. Clifford oi
North Dakota, has reported from the com.
mittee on Indian affairs the bill 70 prevent
the sale Of firearms and ammunition ii
Indians. The report says the committee
finds that It is the uniform practice OF The
dealers and traders TO sell firearms to In.
dians, and in this manner the Indians are
supplied with arms Of the latest and most
improved pattern. The committee believes
IN view Of the late troubles with Tie In,
dians, that stringent laws upon this sub.
Iect are required, and recommends the
passage Of the bill.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
A Valuable cask.

Columbus encountered a hurricane near
the Azores when returning home from his
first voyage in quest of the i'll defined Ci
pango in 1888 Fearing that his frail craft
would not outlive the violence of the Storm
piece of parchment, which was placed
within eask aud launched overheard
This precious autograph document has
never put in an appearance.-Ch Chambers
journal.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
Gibson put. ~ ~ ooo -,

CHICAGO, Feb, ~. George j. Gibson. ex-
secretary Of the whisky trust. made his an
pearance IN Judge Shepard's court with
two bondsmen and gave bail in the sum OF
N!o,OOOt TO answer to the indictment against
nm brought by the grand jury Thomas
hutchinson and George Burrows, both
whisky trust men, affixed their names to
the bond. The accused ex-secretary looked
worn. cannot say word about this
matter a. present, he said to reporter.
men the proper time comes shall talk
but not till then.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
n nIr Knnana -. -.

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb 19.--The John ID.
Knox 4 Company banking house has
closed its doors, The liabilities are said to
DeSsoV,VVu The assets are principally land
equities unpaid coupons, bills discounted,
taN sale certificates etc. The total value
q the assets cannot definitely be deter
mined bnt Mr. Knox claims that at fair
valuation they will aggregate $3.50, 900.
Inc failure Is the result Of acquiring land
that now there Is no demand Or sale for
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
WANAMAKER, q

Clocks of that sort that were
s. so yesterday are S. 80 to-
day. Either ash or walnut
cases. Only $50 of them.
With them are thirty 8-day
Calendar Wall Clocks at s.
from SIS.
Second door, third gallery.
john WANAMAKRR.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
The weather.

Indications for the Middle States con.
siderably colder, fair weather and fresh
northwesterly 10 northerly winds will
prevail, followed by cloudiness and snow
or rain in the southwestern and western
portions to night, temperature falling IA
a minimum Of about 90 degrees Fehr. in
he Delaware Valley and is degrees in
the Hudson Valley.
New York Herald Forecasts The cold
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

TuAT old-time patriot Ben. Butler. ths
man who engineered the first Force bin,
which was defeated by Mr. Blaine, Is ia
Washington lobbying to sell biz hand
some residence to the government at
several hundred thousand dollars more
than it Is worth This Congress ought
70 buy i for two reasons, 6rst Butler Is
an old soldier and ought TO be- treated
literally, and second u would assist IN
busting tho surplus Members Of
Reeds House have committed themselves
90 beth Of these arguments energetically
and recklessly They should not make
an exception In the case Of patriot like
Butler.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
LONGING
.oat sends a beal.tIfal song

The roet sends a beaytiful song
To geek a mate 10 tile surving .hrole;
The thrush in the brier carols to stars
a tender response in 4 feafhery heart
The dove that lay on weary wing
Above the waters. wandering.
Knew not the paeheaa way, nor how
Il reached the blessed olive bough.
Nor we, faint hearts. know where 70 turn
To find the peace FOR which We yearn,
bntl one day "a the snra.ng thrOng
A heart responds to our own heart song
a voice coEaas ont Of the lonely night,
The hiltops burn with dawning lights
Our eyes awaken to understand
The beauty II earth in the press OF g hard
Charles Knowles Bolton IN Frank Lessie's Illus
frafaf
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
The mckinley Rm sustained.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-In the suit Of Bovd
sutton 4 Co. for review Of the board 81
appraisers decision in reference to an i'm
portation Of laces and silks, Judge La
combe, in the United States circuit court
affirmed the decision Of the appraisers
The suit was brought to test the constitu
tionality Of certain features Of the McKin
lev tariff act
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

WOMAN In Montana. claiming that
re was Eva Hamilton, alrted with and
otured drummer They took In the
wn" together and then. after paying
yeir 6nes. departed II is difficult to
dermine which ore 70 be sorry for
rae Lady or the'-drummer.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
sewer Contractors on Trial.

BUFFALO, Feb. l9-The trial Of the four
teen sewer contractors, indicted for con
spiracy to defraud the city, was begun in
the superior court. The contractors are
charged with having conspired to fix ex.
cessive prices in their bids for sewer work.
the work TO 60 to the lowest bidder as ar.
ranged by themselves, and the amount IN
excess Of the reasonable cost Of the work
TO be divided among themselves
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

THERE are good prospects Of a tariff
reform measure for the next Congress.
hat viii nessssltats discussion Of be
question that the proteetionist sranks
sid they had settled In this connection
will be remembered that Mr.. Mckinley
has already proposed several amend
sranfa
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

Schedule In effect November IG I'm
| TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV DFoCsr
Express trains. 'oo-'D
IN NEW YoRKss 9Is week days, .eIs. TIa rs
~. eo 2 q, u IL Y 81, IS 5e. = 33 2 70.
NEW YORK, Sundays, y Is, II 10 a N. sfais
= 4s. s552 z S6pm.
BOSTON. Il. g. pm daily. with PuIlu al buffet
sleeplng cars running through TO Boston ' tn
| cut change via Poughkeepsie bridge, lane ing
passengers IN 3. & NJ. station. Boston
&; y 41psLEHlAi n y 4 A wses days 4 ls oo,
~ - ~ . a. m; ~ le. 4 20, p IS. 3O5, 4 10,
= q e 8 g, z g, C5, . II, 10oop a
PHILADELPHIA, SunfEvH. g 10. 6 As = TO-
4 q. ae5, 4 % q. m; az 70 noon, %, = Is,
e54 10 20, = 52, IS, = %. c. q Il. 10 % p
CHESTER, week days, = 10, 500 s5 .71o.
N, -. o. z q, 3e5. 40 so. s So. As 4536.
CHESTER. Sundays, sals. sB 7ie. 70
y. u = a NJ; Loo. z 8. 3O5 40 S %. .55s,
3 IS. e7.S8. 05. % II 40 B. m
Atlantic City. week days, = 10 a m. sf2 10
= % m. Sundays, = 10 a m, - IS D m
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, a g.
~ 2 y: 40 30 a. m; az 70. @21O S. IS 06,
Fb 81 4S o. p m. daily.
BALTIMORE and Way Stations, 2 20 m.
Baltimore and principal stations on Fhila-
delpnla Division. 10 35 q. m. both daily.
~, Nv r. Ahk a = ~ DIEiS = 81 y, e 45 40 35 m,
FIIIsBnh5, = 40 q. m, 800 y. "a. oaily.
CHICAGO = 40 a. m, IS 06 p. m, both
CINCINNATI AND 81. LOUIS. SIS 10 D. m.
and - % p. m. both daily.
ElNaEhLY ACCOMMODATIONS z 20 a. m
b5, 4Oand lilo p. m. daily
LANUENBkRGA ACCOMMODATION, week
days. ~, 10 %, q. NJ. rs and 8 03 D N. = n
days 80 a. m. and 10 p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
For Philadelphia week days, A5 $50 sT30
- 70. - IS, III IS, m,;l2 ~. A. $50, 5OO D m
Sundays. 20 a m; l2 43, 8 So. 500p. m.
For baltimore. week days, 6.36, 30. IS 20.
~ ~. III 30 a. m, 2 As. IS 90 D. m Sundays,
Baltimore and principal stations on Phils-
delphia Division, 10 90 8. M, daily, except
Sunday.
For Landenberg and way stations. We. K
days, q %, ~ %, 3. m; As, 5 90 M. sun
days. 20 m; 8 100 pm.
chicago, Fe:SO N. daily, except Sunday;
% % p IN. d lily.
Pittsburg, IS 90 o m daily.
Cincinnati and st, Louis, r1.S5, a. M, daily
except Sunday
LV. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Weekdays, ,ts.24.s6O5 SIS. 736, aeIB 40 1000
lQn2, III 30 a. m, IL 90 noon. Il 4G So IS OO
III 3, 70 70. $50. t6 05, 80, 2 %, 10, 0l0s
9a,luay, .4.24. s.l5, ss15, $50 1000. lOo5
~ S5a M, %. noon. 70. 400, "A 81, 49, s6O5,
3 81, :. 81 s 10, 1910 and II 30p.m.
Telephone, Nc 1873.
Rates 70 Western Points lower than via any
other line. g. O. SCULL Gen.l Pass. Agent.
j. L. ODELb. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

IH the Montana Legislature 20 Of the
% Republicans are II favor Of Blaine as
Presidential candidate In 1892 The
friends" Of Mr.. Harrison have not been
found Many Of them baye been sent
: nax Aa Indian Arenka
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

NAroLEov IVES. while "1ost to sigh"
in the interest Of public safety, Is max
ing himself dear TO memory By assisting
il the scheme for the wrsckIng OF the
Monon" railroad between Chicago and
Louisville
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
EXCURSIONS

Commenoing {. Monday, FebruarT 16
Leave Eourt street wharf Tor Chester and
Philadelphia. daily, Sundays included at
80 a. m. and I D. m.
Lea. e Philadelphia. Chestnut street wharf
10 70 a. m a ia So M.
FREIGHT handled with good dispatch, and
delivered by our own teams at low rates.
Telephone No ST.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

Ifit IL trne that J Wiley Is backed
10 the race for mayor BY senator Higgins.
his cards would ne more appropriately
printed sopiest 10 the orders or Me.
Bach and MAhsfg." instead Of Subject
to the rules Of ths Republican party"
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

THIS paper will not print list Of the
names Of the slick headed anatomy
1sthstics and conuolsssurs Of Fat femi
n9mIty. who may occupy the front seats
At Lily Clay's undress parade this even
ing
Evening journal., 1891-02-19
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
w ROAD COMPANY Time table IN

MAJ lAAAllNdlON AND NUhEHEhN hAll4
" ROAD COMPANY. Time table, In
effect November 16, 1890.
Trains leaye Wilmington French street
station) for. B q junction. Montehanin,
Forn junction, Pocopson, West Chester,
EmbreeYille, MortOnville. Doatesyfile
Msynesburg Junction, Springfield, Joanna,
Birdsboro, Reading and Intermediate stations
daily. except Sunday, 90 a m; ESQ m
sunday only. sOo m, and for Sdringfield
ard intermediate stations at 40 D. M.
For B q junction; Montchanin; 6uyen-
c,urti Granogue; Cossart; Chadd's Pord juno
ton; Pocopson. Embreeyille; Mortonville;
Coatesv1 'le; Waynesburg Junction. Spring.
field and intermediate stations, daily except
For b. and o. Junction, Monehanin, Gren-
que, Cossart, Chaddsford Junction, POeOpson
and intermediate sfationss daily nt 4o9 p- M
For B a. o. Junction. Newbrldge; Hagiey;
MDntchanin and intermediate stations; daily
except Saturday and Sunday IL p. m; SAT-
urday only 10 Is p. m.
For B $50. Junction; Newbridge; Hagley
and intermediate stations, Saturday only.
IITrsains arrive at Wilmington, French.
street station, from Reading; Birdsboro;
Joanna; Springfield; aynesburg junction;
Coatesville Mortonville; EmbreeviIle; West
Chester; Pocopson. Chadd's Ford Junction;
Cossart; t3ran0gue; Guyencourt; Montchanin;
i. Y o. Junction and intermediate stations.
Sunday only, 30 p m
From Springfield, Waynesburg Junction
Coatesvills, Mortonville, kmbreeville. Po-
coPsOn. .Chadd's Ford junction GOsBart, Gram
ogue, EuyencOurt, Montchanin, b. 4 y.
Junction and intermediate statious. daily,
s 45.a m. From Montchanin, B. q O.Junction
and intermediate ations, daily except sun
day, az m. Saturday only,l 53pm
From Hagiey. Newbridge, b. a O. junction,
and intermediate stations daily except sun
day, 8 42 m; Saturday only, b3 m, TAO
4. 6. McCAUsLAND. Superintendent.
B0WAEsS BRIGGS, Genl Pass. Agent
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

he British Museum of Wool
Y less Goods may be found at
@o Of cur novelty Dress
Goods Counters The new and
rare French woolens engrossed
tten ion Yesterday. The Eng.
lish salute you today. Per
haps it would be expecting too
much that you should examine
~ IN a single visit-might
give you a headache. There
IS nothing more wearisome
than looking over a great var
Iety OF Dress Goods, unless it
De studying a picture gallery.
ne experiences are similar.
Anglomania on English
Wool Dress Goods is pardon
able. In originality and var
lety the French are superior.
But IN textile as in pictorial
art the English hold some
points too securely to be dis.
lodged. Witness the plaids
and the tweeds. They are
thoroughly British. Copied
they may be but their origin
everybody knows.
The English send some ex.
quisite wool damasks with VI
cuna wool thrown in-maybe
J0A call it a camel hair, makers
and dealers do-but sometimes
they don't know. At all events
the English stuffs are worth
study.
You ought to remember the
exclusive feature Of our rare
high styles in Dress Goods.
Many are Only to be had here.
and in very small quantities.
The omnibus idea is eliminated
from the choice Dress Goods.
The writer's pen grows res
tive under the thoughts Of
Glnghams and Grenadines.
Brandenburgs and Mousslein
de flnde. and the vastness Of
the newness in fax, cottons.
wool and silk. But there will
be more days Tor talks about
Dress Goods.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

WouLn the reformers, the cranka. the
honest Republicans and the vlrtuous and
sileut.sherifi'sprintInr Every Evening be
kind enough 70 consider carefully aud
inform us what public interest has been
served by putting Bach. MahaTy and the
the other sqnabling spoila hunters in
command Of the Levy Court Of t.is
rnnnlvl
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

Che Republicans wsns 70 onst William
= Lee, now that he haa made 10 too hot
for them II might BE- best to lot him
remain. lest other startling disclosures
ba made.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

Henry g. Tarasr. ex solicitor, says
the report that he IL candidate for
mayor is not true He Is not a candidate
for any Office and will not BE- unless the
nomination Is presented 10 him on a gold
platter Flo would not accept It on
silver because be Is monometalist.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

As We expected. the Scotland Yard
Detectives have not caught Jack the
Ripper II was too much to expect Of
an Ruglish detective.
Evening journal., 1891-02-19

William Kyne Eugene ssyers. John
Kennedy. Daniel McKennsY and John
Callahan are the candidates for assessor
II the Southern district.