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Evening journal., 1891-06-23
wE-L-KNowN PERSONS.

Queen Victoria dimes at 3 p. m.
Burgess, the yacht builder, is conva-
.eseing.
Jay Gould's physician has ordered him
to forsake the seashore.
Sarcey, the French dramatic critic, has
given up dining In hope of reducing his
weight. which is enormous.
The Hon. J. N. Huston Of Indiana ex-
Treasurer OF the United States. has dis
covered fine layer OF marble on his farm.
Frederick Douglass has written an in
troductory to an English editor of School
cher's Life Of Toussaint r0uyerture.
President Harrison is having tougher
time lodging Cape May mosquitoes than
he had in keeping out of the reach OF
Washington Office seekers.
President Diaz of Mexico has strain
OF Indian blood in his veins, as had his
predecessors, Juarez and Hidalgo. The
Congress of Mexico is largely compored
Of the ancient Aztecs.
Hepburn Buckler of Baltimore stands
second In a class of forty seven in the
law trlpos of Cambridge, England. The
young man Is 20 years old and will
practice law in Baltimore.
OF course General Schofsld will insist
upon military discipline aud implicit
obedieAce In his new marital relations
but he will have 70 be mighty particular
about the sort of orders he gives.
The Marquis Of Salisbury Is not only
an admirer and grower Of peanuts
flowers and fruit, but he is a successful
f3rticulturlsts and often wins prizes a.
the big shows in which he is a regular
exhibitor
Two men from Roach's yard at Ches
ter, are about to win dime museum glory
or find the coroner Job Chares Fair.
lamb meat to try to swim Niagara rap
ids while James Kelly proposes to e
over the falls In barrel.
Evening journal., 1891-06-23
vIRuLeNr. NOR vIeoRous.

Batting some bad politics the News is
usually a creditabe and genteel paper
II is generally supposed to be edited by
a college bred man who understands the
English language as we'll as the ordinary
couiteses of private life. But sometimes s
the News renders all of these subject to
grave doubts. Thus, the EVENING
JOURNAL said yesterday;
II Messrs. Robinson, Hastings, Warner.
Bush and Sperry have advised Mr. Jester
TO break his word, they have given him
very bad advice. Watson r
Sperry. Washington Hastings and other
prominent Republicans called him FROM
his bed and told him he must swing IN
line with Mayor elect Wiley.
II the above were not true surely 1t
could not be offensive. The irst state
ment is made alphabetically; the
other respectfully. But they seem
to have driven the News man into
a wild state of chlmpanzse frenzy.
In its heated and ungenteel-e certainly
unnecessarily vehement--denial OF the
above, the Morning News says:
SO far as Mr. Hastings and Mr. Sperry
are concerned the statement OF the
EVENING JOURNAL is a lie pure and
simple
"a lie" is falsehood uttered In malice
However those simple statements may
have worked upon the hysterical sensi-
bilities Of the editor we know not, but
there is no evidence OF malice in ths
statements we made
We have no malice against anybody
The EVENING JOURNAL is the personifi
cation Of amiability. II Messrs. Sperr,
and Hastings we're not concerned ii
giving the Topping Jester the ba,
advice to break his pledge
we oheerfully give them credit for NOR,
prudence than is generally ascribed :,
either In political matters But we can
not admit that we made the statement
In malice; thar the News has done
genteel or creditable thing in accusing
us Of telling "a lie" or that Mr.. Sperr,
or Hastings are either too wise or to-
good to hare gone to testers home II
fact, as II to belle such a proposition
they commit an equally foolish mlstak,
OF advising the reelection o. Sanct'mon
ious sandwich Swiggett this morning.
We have often had occasion hereto
fore aud we doubtless will have frequen
occasion hereafter to chide the News 70
overstepping the bounds of propriety an,
good sense In its hysterical zeal to shoy
Its loyalty to the poor cause It advocates
We anticipate that task In the future
aud account for it in the past, on th
ground Of the common rumor that tn
editorials in the News do not express Q
reflect the real sentiments Of the writer's
It is we'll known that proselyte
virulent where he should be vigorous. !
one Of the writer's on the News is 3
heart free traders member Of th
Golden Club-snd the other writer
Democrat, then the vehemence OF the
work for the fetch, protectionism. an
for the old sham Of degenerated Republ
canism Is explained
Evening journal., 1891-06-23
The Weather.

Indications for the Middle States to dsy
Slightly warmer, clear weather will pre-
vail, with less sultriness and light west
erly winds, followed by slight fall Of
temperature
New York Herald Forecasts. The
storm which has disturbed the weather
on the Atlantic coasts for several days is
passing into the gulf Of st. Lawrence. IL
will be followed by bright anti cyclonic
weather on these coasts, from the Caro-
linss to Maine, most of to day and to NOR
row. Another storm is forming In South
Dakota; It is likely to advance East with
warm wave" in its front. Tempera.
| ture rose slightly in the United States
yesterday The chief minimum reported
wss A degrees Fair at Fort Assiniboiue,
Non the chief maximum 100 degrees, al
| Rio 6rande, Texes.
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

They have been there befOre-many
time
Do they not work that same game, play
that same scheme on all classes of
voters.who support the Republican party ?
There are the manufacturers. who are
threatened with the withdrawal of the
tariff; the lsborers. with lower wages I;
the negroes with slavery the old soldiers,
with decrease of dishonest pensions
shipping men, with 40 subsidies; the
farmers, with no home market" the
liquor men. with higher taxation and
more prohibition; the silver men, with
silver demonetization.
The Republican party is the embodi-
ment Of threats to the weak and vicious
of spoils to the avaricious and corrupt
elements of the social, Industrial and
political classes. Il works upon the
fears Of the foolish and upon the greed
of the fraudulent man.
As in national affairs It offers a money
reward to the old soldier for former
patriotism and present votes; so, In
local sif airs, it offered to buy horses
from Gypsy Jester If he would do their
bidding. AS in national affairs 1t
threatens the ignorant and silly freedman
with a return TO slavery; 30, in this
little local matter, it threatened un-
emtncipated Jester with withdrawal OF
trade
These are corrupt ways Of governing a
mans sentiments and politics, but they
are distinctively modern Republican
ways. Lincoln and Sumner or even
Grant. would have stood aghast at such
method Of Influencing the suffrages Of
their countrymen, but the practice has
become 80 common now, that the
best men in the Republican party
yield to the immoral prac-
tices without a blush Of shame OF a
quslm OF conscience. The Presbyterian
elder, Mr. Harrison, is caught promising
pensions to soldiers aud beefsteAks to
coal miners In exchange for their votes
and the good Mr. WAusmsker passes the
hat around among the manufacturers to
prevent a decrease In the tariff duties
which bring fortunes to them
This lamsntable spectacle OF good
men melting the fears and exciting the
avarics Of horse trader tJester is not an
uncommon one II is small silhouette
Of Republicsnism which is everywhere
and at all times a thing of greed and
corruptlon-a menace to one class, a
ieward to another class. 1t is rotten at
the core and dead at the top.
Evening journal., 1891-06-23
STORIES oe Tne DAY.
The almirhtx noIInr

Scene in fvs-cent store on Market
street--(0ld woman purchaser at two
for-fve cent counter Picks up article)-
"How muchY' Clerk-"Two sor FIVE q"
Cant stand It; gimme one for two
cents2' "No; three csnts "Well
suppose l will have to take It Same
place, three months later-Old woman
pure haser at same counter. Picks up
article-"lIow muchg" Clerk-"Two
for FIVE "Well, l was here three
months ago and bonght an article at this
counter. paid three cents for IL. Can't
you lei mo have this one for two cents2'
eroprietor-"Yes; but FIRST 60 down to
Msgistrate Monaghan aud max affidavit
that You paid three cents for the other
one" Picture-Air blue. old maid ram
pant, trail OF dust exit
Evening journal., 1891-06-23
RAILROADS.
DHILAD, ,TLPHIA. WILMINGTON
4 B. ALTIM0RE RAILROAD.


DHIIADA ELPHIA, WILMINGTON. Z
4 b. .ALTIM0RE RAILROAD.
May "a, 1921.
Trains VIII leave Wilmington as follc
30, 90, 947, loo 10 a, II 33, 1151. m. y
and l2 p nj.
IL IS, 2 %, 3 40, 35, 5 p. 40, 7 40, and 10 30
For Chester fexpless), 55, $50,
60, 800, 9 A., IL 81 a m, 10 90. 9 II. so,
and IL pm:
ACCOMMODATION, es5. B55. 705. $40. I'd.
Il 3 m, IL Ss. 2 %, As. ( 85, o 20. 9 40. TAO
10 30 D m.
New York. l 30. 2 55, 4O, 8 90, s@.. s 20, ldS
~ ~. II ol a M, ~ ~, IL 30. l 80, 3 "a, ~
For Poston, without change, So m.
For West Chester, via Lamokin, d 35 a2
8 10 m. 2 25 and 4b pm.
For Newark (Centre) and fntermetiN &
stations, 20 a m. 12 "a and 30 D m.
Baltimore and Intern g@iate stations ia
m, IL 20, 2 II, A As and 06 y m and II 10 niRls
Baltimore and Bay Line, % D IA.
70 Is, and II 90 m, u 06, = Is, 2 Cs, 4.s4. g..
70! 3, 90 20 p m and ~ 40 night.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 8 Is, lib a m. 2 ~. $50, L
6.l3, 90, 8 30 p m, and 12 06 night.
Georgetown, 10 m. 3 80 p. m.
For Rehoboth, a.i5 a m.
Harrington, Delmar, and way stations, 8
Express for Dover, Harrington and Delms
II 08 m 80 p N, and 12 OF night.
Franklin City, 8 Is a Hn.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Con
fort, and Norfolk. IL 0S m and u Of night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for w
mingto1,s (expressl s5o,7 g. a27, ssi, Q 10, 10
5O., 5 90, 9 o., 81, z 40, IL 10, II 30, D M, al
kccommodation. 8 IS, : 40, 10 %, IL 65 a
l3s, 22s, 10, 90. 46. ~, Ss, 10 %, 10 40 n
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express), l 65, 955 4
8 30, 8 %, II 81. m, 40, 3 04, II, 80, 06.
Accommodation. 200. sos, am. Il lp. i
10, B 20 and 10 30 D m.
For Chester (expresel. l 55, 50, 8OO, IL
az Y, S, ~, SS and q y I'M: ,on
l0. 20 and 10 30 D N.
For New York texpress), / IS, . IS, a20, Z
s.50 II 81 m, l2l0. 1.39, 3 o., 10, 8 II 8
s6 q, z %, and 10 30 D m.
For Boston. without change, So . m.
For West Chester, via Lamokin. o5 q
! and 52ipm.
For New Castle, Q 30 D m and 12 O6 night.
/ Norfolk, IL OF night.
| For Middletown, Clayton, Dover, Wyorr II
| FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeville. Seafo
Baltimore and Washington, 1 40, sol 10 II
m, IL 06, %, % 90, 40, 20 p m and u 40 Zig
Baltimore, only 90 D M and 12 10 night
| Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for W
mington lexpress), 3 50, 20, lesn ls m. 4
5es, e57, 40, 8 35, II 10, IL 30 p m. and L
L night.
/ Accommodation, 835, 10 rs, q m, 12
| 05, Q 10, 8 38, 10 03 and IL 38 m.
For further information passengers are
/ ferred to the ticket office at the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are Limited Exrre
composed entirely of Pullman Parlor a
| Dining Cars.
OHAS. K, PUGH, J.R. WOOL
General Manager. Gen. Pass Age
Evening journal., 1891-06-23
A SONG FOR TO-DAY.

Groweth the morning from gray 10 gold;
Up, my heart, and greet the suni
Yesterdays cares are a tale that is told,
Yesterdays tasks are a work that Is done
Yesterdays failures are all forgot,
Buried beneath tho dllows of sleep:
Yesterdays burdens are as they were not
Lay them low in the soundless deepl
Share thy crust, and ask no dole;
Offer the cup thou wouldst never drain;
Only he who saveth his soul
Loseth all that he fain would gain.
Smile with him who has gained his day;
Smile the gladder, il at thy cost;
1t was his TO do and thine to aspire,
II is his today who loved the most
Pluck the flower that blooms at thy door;
Cherish the love that the day may send;
Comcth an hour when all thy store
Nainly were offered for flower or friend.
Gratefully take what life otfereth;
Look TO heaven, nor seek reward.
So shalt thou find, come life. come death,
Earth and sky are in sweet accord.
Louise Manning Hodgkins in Boston Com
monwealth.
Evening journal., 1891-06-23
Haif Rates in the Northwest via II & o..
Railroad.

On account of the convention Of the
Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
deavor at minneapolis. Mimi, July 9th to
l2th, the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Company will sell round trip tickets to
that city from all stations on all lines
from July 9th to Sth inclusive, at the low
rate Of one fare for the round trip These
cheap rates are not restricted TO dele
gates, but are open to the general public
Tickets will be valid for return journey
on trains leaving Minneapolis July 18th to
18th inclusive. Those desiring to remain
longer can do so by depositing their tick
cts for safe keeping with the agent OF
the terminal railroad at Minneapolis until
they wish to begin their return journey
such date not to be later than August
26th. 1891.
Evening journal., 1891-06-23
wANAmaKER.H.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday June %, 1921.
Ths zOeathsr today as hkeA
Ia be llenY.

A puzzling paradox appears
in India Silks. They have been
scarce and popular and yet we
offer a lot this morning of the
rare and sought for sorts at IS
per cent off. More testimony
to the solid truth, aggregation
IS economy.
They came late to a New
York importer, and although
there is a general retail demand
for them, the season is so far
gone that their wholesale time
might be over before the re-
tailers could be reached.
Shall the importer wait and
take chances, shall he secure a
sale to a single great buyer for
the whole lot? We offer. He
sells. Here then are 100 pieces
India Silks, "a inches, black
grounds, choice designs, worth
ST. which you can buy at 75c.
With them other troops OF
Silk cheapness. SO pieces
Shanghai, ~ inches, 75c. that
have been $I.5o;a lot of India,
81 inches, in black and light
grounds, 81; $50 pieces Oolah
Wash Silks, % styles, at 75c
and a lot of black brocaded
India Silks, at 75c from 81.
1t is our opinion that thi:
little list of Summer Silks give:
an unequaled chance for econ
omy.
Transept.
Ahead of the times. Some
times men live too soon
sometimes goods come toe
soon. For every fresh idea, ;
herald, an advance guard
True alike of Fashions, Science
and Art. A case in point.
Black Swiss Muslin En-
broideled FIouncings will bt
very fashionable next year
Paris is taking them freely
The Swiss Cantons St Gal
and Appenzell, where they are
made. are wild over them. W.
introduced them this seasor
and they were received witt
favor but the time for grea
lots had not yet come. w,
propose to help you discoun
the future Here's how:
Two makers taking the GU
from Paris sent out big lots
Too big for this season. Pub
lie taste was not ready ever
though discriminating peopl,
do see advantage in being earl,
with a coming fashion. AN
SO il happened that we bough
the big lots at curiously littl
figures that will enable us t.
give you these new patterns o
elegant goods at half prices.
Black swiss Muslin, black embroid
cred, 81 Tor 81.
Black Swiss Muslin, black embroid
cred, $2.75 for &125.
Black Swiss Muslin, gold embroid
cred, 50 for 81.
White Swiss Muslin, gold embroid
cred, So for 81.
Black Swiss Muslin, Persian embrois
cred, 50 25 for 81 %
Black Swiss Muslin, Persian embroi'
cred, 50 90 for 81 80.
All of the patterns were sol
at the larger prices until the IT
ceipt of the lot advertised.
Chestnut street entalce and southwest
centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

WE'LL, -the! Republicans may put
Swiggett, Harrington and their whole
police force back az an If they choose,
The more Of that sort Of thing they do
the better for the finally triumphant
Democracy. Just after the war this city
and county had taste Of Republicanism
that soured and caused political
eruption, which kept the state Demo
cratic, clean, wholesome and
economical TIL the Treat-Hie
gins Knowles Philadel phia com.
sbine bought up Sussex county and
put Senator Higgins in the saddle to ride
the Republican colored mule. The
evidences are sccumulating TO show that
there will occur another political nausea.
i has already come to Sussex county.
Those Bacons and their crowd soon dis
gusted the good people Of Sussex; this
crowd has irmer grip here, but tbey
will all 60 the same way. The Jester
Incident is nauseating: there are NOR.
70 follow while we look bach
in disgust on the Harrington ''rsforu
administration Republicanism is de
clining AMI decaying all over tn,
country; it cannot last here. Tit serve
the good purpose Of suppressiDg some o
the too sselfsh men in the Democratic
party nobody will cry, for Samson like
it is pulling a rotten house about its owl
ears.
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

A WAR is Imminent between France
and Siam, though the King Of Siam him Z
self Is said to be opposed to war and to
have ordered Siamese troops on the
frontier to abstain from hostile acts.
The Anamitos, who are tributary to
France, have already come 70 blows vii h
Siamese troops on the banks Of the
Mekong and the Sismese are engaged in
ravaging the territory claimed by the
French to De within their jurisdiction
Nothing has been heard from the French
officer who was engaged In adjusting the
boundary. German and English in
fuences are powerful In Siam, and they
may be able to compose tho difficulty as
it is their interest to do in order to
preserve the valuable contracts they have
made
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

THE Morning News has not a word of
apology, extcnuation or palllation for
testers tergiversstions aud intricate
convclutions. But wait Within a
week the News will succumb to the
theory that Il is wise and holy thing to
break pledges especially II It is a
fool that makes them. In the care Of
Swiggett we ali remember how the News
proved that stealing from the public
treasury to increase ones insufficient
salary, q salient tenet Of Republlcanism
and the constant practice OF Republicans,
was right, beautiful ard vice; how
It was tae perfection Of dignifed virtue
and sanctided holiness TO swear to an sffi
davit which was false. though profitable.
II the News could End specious excuses
for the misconduct Of Chief Swiggett, an
intelligent man who knew what he was
doing, it can certainly find excuses foi
Jester rot an intelligent man, who has
no conception Of what he is doing.
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

WHOEVER started the foolish joke that
Census Porter, the Englishman who
edited the unaccountable enumeration,
would resign did not know Porter's
English bull dog tenaclty. BE may die,
but he will not resign.
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

THR present Duchess Of Marlborough,
who was the rich Mrs Hammersley Of New
York, is engaged in a quarrel with the
Dukes divorced wife. the Marchioness Of
Blandford and ftvorite Of the Queen.
1t is said that the Duchess is jealous It
is all very sad, bat II was not to be ex-
pectsd that the rich American widow
would live happily with the poor, eratic
and not respectable Duke.
Evening journal., 1891-06-23
sad News.

Cleverton-H Have you any idea how much
that dress cost that Miss Swansdown had
on last night?
Dashaway-Yes; S125.
Cleverton-How did you come to knowi
Dashaway (sorrowfully)-He father took
pains to tell me the other day.-Cloak Re
view.
Evening journal., 1891-06-23
summer Trlps to the seashore.

Will be resumed oy the Short Route, via
Pennsgrove, on Sunday, June %.
Leave Wilmington, King street
wharf, 7 90 am.
Arrive Atlantic City, 10 10 am.
Leave Atlantic City, 80 p m.
Arrive Wilmington, 5 80 m
Fare for the round trip, 81 80
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

In was rough and rowdy joke 10
arrest the members Of the Glover Club
and haul them through the streets OF
Chicago in the police drsgs. A thick
witted Baltimore plug ugly could have
invented 3 Joke Ike that
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

THE New York Herald is exposing an
old scheme with new face called the
Georgis Alabama Investment and De
velopment Company. Ben. F. Butler is
president u IL and that is exposure
enough, but the Herald goes further and
inquiries where the enormous profits
promised to sll who buy will come FRONT
Nobody answers.
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

THE friends OF protection to American
industries will hold state convention
at Asheville. N, O., on July 22. We
trust the friends Of tin plate" nt "a, 600
per pound will be there to shrek and
Iia
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

Notice Is hereby given that Horace
Consul Greeley Knowles can have hall
day off,without being dccked, for the pur'
pose Of showing Senator Anthony Higgins
around Bordeaux
Evening journal., 1891-06-23
pIed From nalnr neaten

Laura Walls, the colored girl, who was
beaten into insensibility by an unknown
sssailant on Sunday, near Salisbury,
Nd, died at that town yesterday after
noon. John Gordy. q suspected negro,
has been locked up to await the action OF
the eoroner's Jury.
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

"SoME more Swiggett" walls the mn
satisfied Morning News with infantile
helplessness. Cannot the "fresh young
reporter" get the police news without
Swiggetts favorf
Evening journal., 1891-06-23
a 30 d .nn 3 eold nhre.

Vice President Joseph Pyle of the Y.
n {. A., has given the association
handsome gold badge to be presented 10
the best sll-around athlete IN the NC.
4 field sports on mex SAiu day.
Evening journal., 1891-06-23
ITEMS OF INTEREST

FIGGs-That Featherton has written
my wife a letter; II he does 1t again
there will be war Diggs-What did the
old rip say9 Figgs-Invited her to
millinery opening New York Herald.
MAZE FLIRTs are to be dealt with a.
watering places this summer. Let no
jilty man escape New Orleans Picayune.
If you have made up your mind to buy
Hoods Sarsaparila do not be induced TO
take any other Hood Sarsaparills is a
peculiar medicine, possessing. by virtue
Of It's peculiar combination. proportion
and preparation, curative power superior
to any otherHarticle OF the kind
FELLOws.-Misfortun never come
alone. Bellows-YOu mean a loan never
comes during misfortune New York
Herald.
Ross has reno Fed from 116 Market
street to his new store, 2l0 Market street.
with a large stock of lates. styles of
Hats, White Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery,
Underwear and Notions at the lowest
city prices, Money returned II goods
are not satisfactory.
| 1INKs Csoothlr gly)-your wl,e was 9
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

In Hippolyte is insane he has the In
sanity which is common to his color and
bis cline.
Evening journal., 1891-06-23
Rava OF the Ris,nr sun.

Tho scholars of the Rising Sun publl,
school viii picnic on the banks Of th'
romantic Brandywinc on Friday after
noon. a number OF persons from thi
city will picnic with them,
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

GREAT BRITAIN is riled at the Chilisn
nitrate duties. She evidently cannot
believe the fallscy that duty makes a
commodity cheaper
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

Yale College has conferred the degree
Of A. B upon Senator Anthony Higgins
A. might mean In plain English "a
boodler" Sussex county papers please
copy and send marked copy to Horsce
Greeley Knowles, consul, Bordeaux
France
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

THE members OF the Glover Club were
s'pulled7 through the streets Of Chlcsgo
in police drags.
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

Sperry aud Jester were away from
town at the same time. Probably
Sperrv went along as pacemaker for
Jester.
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

"WHAT handsome plumbing you have !
Your pipes are plated, i see." 81
thought so at first; but. judging from
the way they work, l should say they
were solid. Puck.
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

The Hall of Corruption was last night
moved from Seventh and Market to
Seventh and Shipley streets.
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

BILKINs-I want to get check suit.
Tailor-Ah, yes Did you bring the
check 2-Detroit Free Press.
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

The Morning News says, name SSig-
gett for chief This could not be more
pointed n Judge Ball had said 1t himself
Evidently the Ball bearing Turner
Swiggett machine is in full play again
ane using the Morning News as q
whistle
Evening journal., 1891-06-23
A SILHOUETTE.

How beautifully Tie Republicans
worked the financial pressure act on poor,
weak, charac.erIsss ana timorous Jester
Evening journal., 1891-06-23

bud when you married her. Mr.. Breezy
Breezy (sadly)--Yes. but she is in full
blow now, can tell you New York
Herald.