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Evening journal., 1891-07-09

THIS government has offers to refund
Its per cent debt at "a per cent in
terestf And some Of our Democratic
exchanges are bowling "about a
bankrupt treasury" DO these things
ilbe well togetherl-Chester Times.
Suppress Mysteries, quote properly and
after doing little unusual but logical
thinking, write calmly II burglar and
thief breaks into mans residence and
robs It of jewels, plate, watches and
everything else that is loose and portable,
would that necessarily involve the bust
ness and destroy the credit Of the victim,
say a merchant or a banker, down
town2 The Republicans got into the
Treasury and expended In unnecessary
and reckless extravaganza, not only the
surplus unexpended aud unappropriased
left by the last administration, but they
appropriated for years to come in excess
Of the probable income Of the country.
That they did not impair the credit Of the
government shows the confidence Of the
people that the Democrats, from hon
ssty and patriotism, or that the
Republicans because the re.
Dukes OF the people compel them, will
economize and make the expenses less
than the income. Thus the Treasury
will be on a firm basis again We shall
net have Secretary Foster scurrying
over the country raising money to pay
the pensiens
Evening journal., 1891-07-09
DELIGHTFUL TRIP TO NIAGARA
FALLS.
The Pennsylvania Railroads Personally,
Conducted Tours.

The two July tours to be run by the
Pennsylvania railroad under its person
ally conducted tourist system are, even at
this early date, filing up rapidly This
idea and the practical execution of touring
without undergoing the worry and bother
incident to travel, is growing fast with
Americans and is due to personally
escorted tours. On July 10Th and 30th a
special train of Pullman parlor cars and
day coaches will leave Broad Street Sta.
tion at 8. 90 a. m, and reach Niagrs Falls
at 1l.OO P. n. Excursion tickets, good to
stop off at Watkins and Rochester in
either direction, within the ten days
limit of the tickets, and good to return
via Buffalo will be sold at rate of SIC
from Philadelphia and at proportionate
rates from other stations. This liberal
arrangement Of trsia services and low
rates, together with the favorable time
of year at which the tours are run, and
the picturesque routes traversed. has
numbered them with the most popular
jaunts of the season.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09
RAILROADS
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

! May "a, 1891.
Trains viii leave Wilmington as follows
Philadelphia gexpress) IS, Is. 42O, 8 30, 4 SO,
50, o., ~, 10 q, 10 A. II a3 ii "a M 4l2Ie
1880, 80. 3o4.5 10. II. s So, sos, 8 20. I Oe
Accomnlodatiou, 0 IS, 8 IS. 7o6, 8 10, loBam.
sSs, 2 25 q, So 70, 40, 40 and 10 30 ? "a.
For Chester fexpres5), lbs, $50 1D
50, o., AZ. II 81 m, is 90. s II. 30, ! 60.
Accommoaation, ss5, IS. 7os, 8 10, 10 Is,
II II 81 m, IL S5 2S5, 45 %, 90 40. 7AO and
New York. IS. sm. 40, sa,s@. $50 1o@.
bleb n Is 5 Is e. 80 n 6e y ~ dIS ~ o. u.
For koston, without change, IS pm.
For West Chester, via Lamokin, 35 and
| 8 10 q N. 2 % and 3 45 D m.
For Newark (Centre) and intermediate
1 stations, 40 a m. IL "a and Q 30 M
Baltimore y aad 4 insermsdl1te ans s statiogs 70 IS
I Baltimore and Bay Line. 30 D n,
Baltimore and Washington, 44b, 8.91, Oil
y 70 snd j % M Y % 20 ~ le fs, 4.s4. 5.aa.
| Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle. ID, ll;i8 a IA; IS, s50, 4.50.
| 6.l3, 90, 9 30 D 10. and ~ o. night.
| Georgetown. 8 15 m. 8 SO D. N.
| For Rehoboth, s.15 a. M.
Harrington, DelInar. and way stations, Is
Express for Dover, Harrington and Delmar,
| II 08 a m 80 m, and u OF night.
/ Franklin City. 10 a m,
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point COea-
fort, and Norfolk. II 0S m and IL ol night.
| Leave 1nllhQetpn1a, Broad street, 1Or WIZ
mington, texpressl 507 20, T27, 81, 910, 10 %.
10 Il, II Is, m, *12 49, 30. O2 Ol, oil, 441.
50s, $50, eo7. 8 81, 7 40. Il 10, II 30. M, and
ACCOMMODATION, 8 sb, 74O, 10 %, uB
l3S 2ss, TO- %. 49, ~, 8 5s. 10 0a, 10 70 ana
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (expressl, 55, So. 420
% by, II 81. 9 ln 80, "a. II, 90. %, o.
Accommodation. ZOO, sos, m, l21o,l45
10. 20 and 10 30 D m.
For Chester (express). b5, 8 80, eco, IL 81
a y II, 08, 7 80 and 8 I2 IN.
| Accommodation. OU, %, a m, IL 10, as,
10. 20 and 10 30 p m.
! For New York (exprees). 1 66, 2b5, q 20. 90
$50. II 81 m, 1910, 1.39, 81 04, 4IO, 6l7 So,
| % 81, 06, and 10 30 . M.
For Boston, without change, 56pm.
| for West Chester via Lamoktn. 05 a m,
and q m.
For New Castle, 80 p m and l2 CO night.
tor Cape e Charles, Old Point Comfort and
For Middletown, Clayton, Dover. Wyoming,
FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgevflle, Seaford,
Laurel and Delmar, 1S Oh night.
Baltimore and Washington, 4 46, o. 10 Is q
m, " O6, z3, % 03, 40, 20 p m and IL 40 night
Baltimore, only 8 % p m and IL 10 night.
Leave philadelphia. Broad street, for WI
night
Accommodation. s85, oaS, q M. 12sS.
2 %, 8 10, 5 38, 10 03 and ii 38 D M
For further information passengers are re-
ferred TO the ticket Office at the station
composed entirely of Pullman arlor and
| Dining Cars.
CHAs. e, PUGH. J.R. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen. Pass Agent.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

IF Attorney Bradford advises the Levy
Court, who advises the Attorney Brad
fordq The present predicament Of both
would seem TO justify the suspicion that
Baby Mckee has wandered away from
Cape May. Whether that be true or not
certsinly. somebody has been indleting
baby mackeeish advice on those
ignoramuses. The advice. If it came
from Attorney Bradford, must have been
given like his opinion now somewhat
famous as the most lamentable failure
ever perpetrated by a member OF the
New Castle bar-by the yard and not by
specific gravity. That suggests
the possibility that Attorney
Bradford has given the Levy Court so
much advice that he has exhausted the
supply. He has "petered out, as the
miners say when the vein which once
produced silver quartz now produces
only dross. 1t is pitiful to see those
levy courtmen slipping painfully and
blindly along like pigs on ice, as liable to
slip backwards as forwards, and sure to
look silly and get fall either way II
some kindly person would advise
all Of the majority members to 60 away
to some quiet and lonely spot and die so
that there would be no possibility OF a
funeral oration or an epitaph to identify
them as Republican levy courtmeH Of
New Castle county Of 1891. It would be
better for their regulations and less dis
credit to their families. Meantime where
does the advice come from2 Does it
originate with Bach, with Mahaify, with
colquhoun or with Mcdonnell or has
Baby Mckee actually been turned loose
In Delawarei
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

A FRw days ago the Dover Delawarean
advised Charles Henry Bateman nay that
he would be fool to allow his copy
Of the record Of the direct tax collections
TO be used to distribute the $40, 900 ap-
propriated to be returned to those who
paid the tax thirty years ago. The lists
have been found now, and Charles henry
Bateman Day and the Dover Delawarean
may nurse their wisdom for some other
10 per cent opportunity.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09
Marie Frohmau IN ..rbs witch. =:

"Whatsoevev we do, there is but one
bes. way, Is favorite saying Of Alfred
Ayres who is widely known as one skilled
in orthoepy verbalism, elocution and
dramatic criticism. And to the OBJ.
servance Of this rule, says Mr.. Ayres,
Marie Hubert Frohmsn's success in'Tbe
Witch Is largely due. She is hard
student, and she tries to find the best
way to impersonate character, and
having found II. no amount Of persuasion
eau make her change her methods
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

WHAT a grand triumph for a popular
form Of government It would be TO put
such man as Carlisle In the Presiden-
tial chair With the single exception Of
Lincoln what a lot Of nonentities and
unfit men the Republicans have given us
Cleveland Was revelation, but Carlisle
would be triumph. One cannot con
template Harrison in comparison with
Carlisle without sensation Of sickness
Evening journal., 1891-07-09
AmelIe RIvea,s slIonoe.

The literary event Of the summer in
the United States will be the publication
in the Cosmopolitan Magazine of a short
novel by Amelie Rives, which she calls
According to st John It is said to
be the strongest work from the pen that
produced "A Brother to Dragons and
The Quick or the Dead It's publica-
tioR in the Cosmopolitan is a guarantee
that It will contain nothing of the kind
that excited criticism in Miss Rivess ear
lier productions.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

EXPLAIN and apologize as they nav.
the Republicans feel the hu umiliation OF
having spent all the money In the Treas
ury and Of not knowing where 1t went.
Fred Grant said that 1t was "a great
deal easier TO manage a surplus than a
deficit That is the only thing Fred. ever
did or said that Is worth quoting.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

have suffered the crushing defeat of
Carlow yesterday He admitted that
Carlow was bis stronghold. In poll Of
1894, Hammond. the McCarthyite, beat
Kettle. the Parnellits, by 81 21o votes. 1t
is . crushing defeat.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

II colored judge were promised
probably the SO. 900 colored men Of Ohio
would foollshlY vote all right. Mckinley
cannot be elected without them aad
President Harrison might make the
promise He need not keep It, He
promised the Indiana coal miners higher
wages and beef dinners and did not keep
that
Evening journal., 1891-07-09
Firn Nnar Nnuarl,.

The upsetting Of lamp in the third
story of the frame dwelling Of Rufus
Stewart, about a mile below Newark,
yesterday, caused FIRE which completely
demolished the building and caused a
loss Of Sc 000 All Of Mr. Stewards 5
furniture was saved The loss is partly
covered by insurance.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09
CarrIer pIeeon A. CIavmont

Several days ago a high-bred carrier
pigeon alighted ct the home of Conductor
Josiah Bacon at Claymont. The bird was
evidently exhausted frou long fight.
Upon its leg was a silver band upon
which was engraved IF. w. b. 4. Mr..
Bacon still has the pigeon,
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

MARY ANDERSON NEvARRo, It Is said,
is contemplating career In literature -
New York Press
1t was generally understood, two
months ago. that she was sweetly con
templating another and smaller event
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

WE knew Dana could not keep ont Of
it; he has bobbei up to say that Lin
coin sbnnted Hamlin for Johnson be-
cause Hamlin had joined a cabal against
Llncoln,s policy. HaIstead next.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09
Wilmington ". roIonerter.

Sunday, July 10, the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad
special train leaves at 8 40 a. m, for this
popular Bay resort. 81 is the round
trip rate. including rail and water trip
via Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

wANAMAKER has not joined the fool
ish crusade against Quay. Wanamaker
knows the necessities OF the Republican
party better. Virtue is nowhere against
cash
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

PLAIN FATHER 1t didn't use to cost
Tr' tenth part as much to live when |
was your age Fashionable Son-"I
know, father; bat you didn't have the
advantages then OF sssociating with a
fashionable young man like me.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

'WEAK and weary. describes the con-
dition Of many people debilitated by the
warm weather, by disease or overwork
Hoods Sartaparilla is just the medicine
needed to build up and strengthen the
body, purify and quicken the sluggish
blood. and restore the lost appetite.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09
Sugar In the aourd.

Louisville Courier Journal.
Seven out Of eight lots of Vermont
maple sugar which were seut to the com
missioner OF internal revenue tested over
80 degrees BY the polariscope, and will
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

Seven and quarter per ~aT :. simple
interest per aAnun Is what the
Equitable Life" is paylas on maturing
polices this year on the twenty year en-.
dowment plan. ANsoN A. MAHKR, man
RQer
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

WHAT union the German army and
the British navy would make; the union
of Louise and Arlbert is not circum-
~tanca
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

Iri not SO pertinent a question
whether Lincoln lied twenty nine years
ago as whether Nicolay or Mcclure Is
lying now
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

were % Ou. now 10 YarQ
were $s 90, now SO yard
Proper company for the
Black Gimps are an importers
samples, including both black
and colors. They are always
fair game-you've won the
game this time.
Hard by the Gimps are But
tons in reduced circumstances.
They come to grief thus:
Pearl Buttons-2 doz on a card
3Oc kind reduced to 15c card
50c kind reduced to zoe card
Ivory buttons-2 doz on a card
SOC kind reduced to sc card
Metal Buttons-1doz on a card
1Oc kind reduced to sc a card
Jet Buttons-2 doz on a card
20c kind reduced to 10c a card
4Oc kind reduced to 10c a card
5Oc kind reduced to 1Oc card
More news of notions. No
time for the telling to-day.
Northeast IF centre.
Jog your memory a little
concerning the Linen Lawns
at I5c from 20 and 25c; at zoe
from soc; at 25c from 35c, and
at 3oc from 4oc.
Also remember the Nous
seine d'Inde and Organdie
Lawns at 25c from 35c. Eng
lish Flannelettes at I2Hc from
25c; Pineapple Cloths, at I8c
from $50; finest French Sateen
at I2Hc from 3oc; Domestic
Sateens at &C from I2Hc,
Brandenburgs in joyful variety
at 2oc.
Northeast Of centre.
We keep the Muslin Un-
derwear bargain side bright for
the littler ones:
For Misses
100 Corset Covers, low neck, Ham
burg and lace trimmings, sizes
broken, 80, 65, 75c from 75c and
ST.
20 Muslin Skirts, Hamburg ruffie,
plsits above 80, 80, "a inch, Soc.
For Babies
100 French Caps, 2 insertions be-
tween clusters of hand-run plaits
-, 13, IA, IS inch, SOC.
175 French Cambria Long Dresses.
yoke of 4 clusters of hand-run
plaits. feather stitching between
Hamburg edge on neck aud
sleeves, 81 30.
150 Cambria Long Dresses, yoke of
inserting between plsits, Hamburg
rufile on skirt, 81.
Second floor, Chestnut street side.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

MRS. ENPEc-'If you didn't love me
what did you marry me forf" Enpec-
why don't you go and hire out to some
paper to run their puzzle department. -
New York Herald.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

MCCLURE is searching Nicolays ''Life
of Lincoln to find out something about
Abraham Lincoln.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

WHATEVER the sick Bombastes Furioso
of this administrator may have intended
to do with the captive ship ItAta it is
very certain that the well and kicking
part Of the administration hasa white
elephant Now the sick part Of the
administration denies that it advised the
pursuit, and the we'll part does not know
b. what law she can be held. This is
a great administration; the Republicans
must begin to feel something like they
felt when the Hayes administration had
attained the apex Of its fame.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

Just think Of It The Levy Court will
hold special session this afternoon 10
hear e. 9. Bradford rehearse the little
piece he intends to speak before the
chancellor on Friday. 1t win probably
be in the same metre as "Curfew Shall
Not Ring TO night
Evening journal., 1891-07-09
MANAmAKER,s.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday July .. 1891.
TIE sUeathes' today IS iskel5
TO be clear.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09
lrEMa o. Enea-

BowMAN-'How would you like to go
sailing on my yacht, some day, Willieg'
Willie-'No you don't; | heard about
that .yath Bowmsn-"What did you
hear about itf' Willie" Sister was out
IN 1t two hours in spanking breeze. p
New York Herald.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

HE-"How does your father regard my
suitf' She" Well, heard him say
last night that he thought Towser could
make wreck of it In less than three
minutes. New York Herald.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

PENNIES AND tnALL ORANGE OAE
BE HAD AT THE COuR1Kze RooM uR
xR3 Ev6nIHS s1EENA L
Evening journal., 1891-07-09
Town ana Country.

Town and Iountry.
Nebraska State journal
II Is estimated that at the present
time so, 600 laborers could find work a,
remunerative wages on the farms n
lowe, while Chicago Is crowded with idle
men, and every Western city is reported
to be in the same condition.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

BaYard Legion met last evening and
elected the following officers. President,
George Mcconnell; vice president. James
Hubert; recording secretary, George q.
spath; financial secretary, Gerald Far
rell; treasurer, Samuel Hingsr; sergeant
alarms, Thurston Lowe; trustees,
Thomas Holland, Charles Dettling and
Charles Smith.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

THERE is an ancient burnt cork minstrel
dialogue relative to teaching the
P1pil to play the banjo in
SO many lessons at prices for each
lesson graduated 50 that the 6rst costs
50 and the last lesson costs nothing
The joke that eonvulses the house.
makes the rafters rattle and loosens the
siivering shingles is the proposition
OF the pupil to take the
last lesson 6rst . That is
about what Parnell has done After
losing bis reputation and going through
various gradations Of vulgar scandals be
has taken Kitty" last. He should have
4sken her first aud thea he would not
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

A SYNDICATE proposes to run steamers
from Chicago to England Why that is
all wrong It is heresy in fact. Do not
those capitalists know that they will lose
money and that they ought FIRST to work
the Republican party aud then the gov
ernment for a subsidy They would
have to make a heavy subacrip-
ton to the campaign fund, Of course
but that would be repaid ten times over
In the subsidy they would obtain Now.
gentlemen, do not commit any rash blum
der like that. Study the methods of the
tin plate, the maple sugar, the cutlery and
tae glass men. 1t is ali wrong to 60 into
anything without subsidy or protec
fion Of some sort. SO that an immense
prof is secured in advance
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

The Laurel Gazette plant has been
sold by Sheriff Robinson That makes
another Republican weekly practically
gone out Of existence. II was bought hy
Joshua d Marvel one of Laurel'5 gold
bugs but, as Joshua was never known
TO stick to anything from which he did
not derive 8 profit, it is not likely that
he will run It long. The new Demo
cratic paper, the Sussex Countian, has a
clear field and all the favor In that sec
tion. Hegeman will be compelled to
hustle il be wants such paper to live
under Marvellous auspices.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

THERE will not be any effort made TO
procure the release Of Honest John
Bsrdsley under the present administra
tion in Pennsylvania. whyf But sup
pose Bardsley had donned the prison
stripes under the administration Of Della
mater, how long would he have served in
prison Not day. He would never
have been in this predicament
at all. The Republican administration
under Delamater and Quay would have
-'stood together under Are" and carried
each other The loss would not have
been allowed to become public till q
Democratic administration came In. and
by that time the g.. 600. 900 would likely
have increased to So 900, 900 loss.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09
The F1eodInr n,stsrx solved.

New York sun.
The first really satisfactory iuforma-
tion concerniog the source from which the
new lake in the Colorado desert derives
its waters was that received yesterday.
The waters have at last been traced in
all their windings up to the place where
they leave the Colorado, and the mystery
is solved.
The route from the Colorado to the lake
it has formed makes very respectable
OK bow, and the food travels more than
hundred miles west, north and east,
to arrive ct its destination, only forty
or fifty miles from its starting point
The old stage route to Ogilbie. which the
food has followed with great faithful
ness large part of the way, is shown
on the best maps. The only difference
between this food and those of earliar
years seems to be that the volume is
greater than usual, and besides filing
up the dried-up channel of the New
River, has had large surplus to pour
int0 the depression further north.
Counsel for tho RspabIican Parry.
Dover Index.
Bradford and his Levy Court of New
Castle county are trying to find out
some way by which t. hinder the trans
ractlon of the business OF the county
Some time ago as attorney for his Levy
Court, Bradford gave a written opinion
which was intended to prevent the col
lection of the taxes for 1890. A strange
course for Mr., Bradford to pur-
sue as counsel for the county
Of New Castle and as a great reformer
who has been how'ing and fussing about
the non payment OF taxes and the loss to
those who pay taxes Now Bradford
and his servile Levy Court turns up with
a scheme to prevent the tax dupli
Gates from goisg inte tho hands of the
county treasurer or receiver. =
New Castle county pays Mr.. Bradford a
handsome fee as attorney, and be accepts
il with the reserved understanding that
he Is to act ss counsel for the Republican
party. Hurrah for Reformer Bradford !
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

Songs without words. So
are bargains without advertis
ing. But the very air here is
laden with bargains, and so the
great lot of Black Six Leaf
Gtmbs from which the profits
have eyaporated were found
unsought by many buyers. Six
ty.two grades of prices, several
sorts to one price. Specimens
of reduction:
Evening journal., 1891-07-09
POLITICAL NOTES.

Just little rain,
just little sunshine;
Jester few hopes In vain,
Jester few dollars more are mine.
Evening journal., 1891-07-09

were 40c, now 25c yard
were SOC, now 35c a yard
were Soc, now SOC yard
were 81 10, now 75c a yard
were 81 30, now Soc yard
were 81 90, now Soc a yard
were 81 IS, now 81 yard
were 50 100, now 3f.25 a yard
were 81 80, now 81 so yard
were SO. 90, now 81 .S5 a yard
were 50 90, now SO yard
were So 90, now SO yard
Evening journal., 1891-07-09
WATTERSON'S WISDOM.
THE KENTUCKY POLITICIANS
PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITIES.

Gray and Gray is the Only Team which
Raises Hurrah. Bat All of the other
Teams Have speed aud Bottom.
On Monday the Louisville Courier
Journal contained the following ditorial
presumably by Henry Watterson;
er pays yer money and yer takes
yer choice" old Snowman.
The field The field What am
offered for the 6eldT-Joe Burt.
The Democratic party is not so poorly
OF for Presidential ticket next year as
some people affect to think An affirma-
tive and irresistible issue ia the reform
OF the revenue System and the reconstruc-
tion OF the war tariff to peace footing
we have to stand on. and likewise, q
negative, but equally irresistible issue in
the excess Of the last Republican Con
gress, and IN the ulterior plans and pur-
poses OF the Republican party But q
ticket What about a ticket2
Ii those who make themselves unhappy
on this point would only stop and think,
they would discover that this is not SO
grave matter, for personalities have
never cut very great figure in our ma
tional politics. The most popular Ameri.
can who ever lived, Henry Clay, was
beaten by man who had not been
thought Of for President twenty four
hours before he was nominated, and
who had no personal entity at all.
The most popular and magnetic of our
modern politicians, James G. Blaine. was
beaten by Grover Cleveland, who, what
ever else were his virtues at the time he
was elected, neither magnetism nor pop
ulaIity could be said to belong to them.
The individuality Of the strongest man
gets rather thin by the time 1t is fstteued
out over the whole country. Pierce,
Lincoln, Hayes and Garfield are living sx-
amples Of successful after thought nomi-
nees, to say nothing Of Tilden.
When it comes to final case of neces-
sity, we may be quite sure that "the
Lord will provide, as He always has
done In the meantime, let us run over
some of the possibilities. Here is a good
fat ticket round and rosy. like little
Ruttarrun and sa fe at both ends.