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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-28

Earned Runs-Aliiolanis, 3; St. Louis, 2.
Two Base Hits--Kuhio, Lycett, Carter,
Thompson, Lane, J.
Double Plays-Lewis and Thompson.
Bases on Called Balls-By Silva, 2; by
Lane, 1.
Struck Out-By Silva, s; by Lane. 10.
Passed Balls-Kawi, 8; Long, z.
Left on Bases-Aliiolanis,7 z; st. Louis, 5.
Time Of Camel hr. 40 min.
Umpire-G. Angus.
Scorer-A. Perry.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-28
LUNINGS TROUBLE.
His Vain Attempt to Catch the
Burglar.

Ornithorynchus Luning went
around town Saturday with blood in
his eye. He was not in his usual
happy frame of mind, caused by the
migrate that relieved him of his
wealth and jewelry. Mr.. Luning is
angry and wherever he goes, blue
streak of phosphorus or something
else follows him. The energetic col
lector stated to friend that {" if the
robber had come to him, and asked
for the jewelry, it would have been a
pleasure to hand it over; but to
have man enter his house and help
himself, why! it was unheard Of"
And anybody who knows j. W. will
readily believe this story.
Up to Saturday night the jewelry
had not been recovered by the
officials, and if the following is true,
the police had better look to their
laurels.
Energetic Luning, it is stated, de-
cided to make a search for his valu-
ables, Independent of the police. He
devoted a great deal Of his leisure
time on Saturday studying the
methods OF famous detectives;
friend lent him valuable detective
biography entitled: "One-Eyed Bill,
the famous Kohala detective, or how
he got it in the neck"
The title of the volume nearly
staggered Luning, but he waded
through the yellow covered book,and
receiving some useful points decided
to start out in quest of the burglar.
a disguise was the first requisite.
He had an old suit OF clothes that he
had made himself sometime ago, and
he placed the garments on his manly
form. They fitted him too soon; and
presto-he looked like one of
Dickens characters. He was sure
nobody would recognize him, and on
his way up Beretania street he heard
a dreadful roar and some other
noise. Thinking the police had
caught the robber, he entered
the place from which the noise
was escaping. He was taxed SOC
for the privilege, and when he dis
covered that tug-of war was in pro-
gress, and realizing that he was
touched again, he kicked and
kicked, and used words that are
usually denoted in newspapers by
long dashes. After he had cooled
down he was recognized by friend,
and asked why he was travelling
around in disguise. He realized
then that he would have to change
his face or everybody would know
him, and all of his carefully
laid plans would go for nought.
A clever idea caught him. The Por-
guese team were on the platform
pulling away. Luning 'spied the
Portuguese with the long whiskers
that have been so much admired by
the auditors every evening during
the tournament. He made bargain
with the man, took the whiskers,
placed them on his face, and, feeling
secure from any further recognition,
started out to let the wind blow
through them, and also to catch the
midnight marauder.
His whereabouts after leaving the
Gymnasium are not very certain.
After chasing number of policemen
and other suspicious characters for
some time, he finally wound up at
Waikiki in taro patch, up to his
neck in mud, and returned home a
madden if not a wiser man. Mr..
Luning no doubt will get even with |
all mankind, and woe be to the slow
payer that does not dig up when
they see the burglars victim ap-
proaeh.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-28
BASE BALI.

The Aliiolani and st. Louis clubs
of the Amateur League played the
last game of the season on Saturday.
The assemblage was very small on
account of the threatening weather.
All through the game a drilling
rain fell, making the ground soft and
rendering it an utter impossibility to
play good ball. The game was long
and not particularly interesting,
errors and runs were both very nu
merous. The following is the official
score:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-28
The Arlington Hotel.

Mr.. Krouse, the popular manager
of the Eagle House, has leased the
Arlington, and after an entire reno
walton and new furnishings it will be
ready to receive guests next Friday.
MIR. Krouse reports that he has re-
ceived number of applications for
rooms and is confident of success in
his new venture. The house con-
fains large and airy rooms; it will be
lighted throughout with electric
lights and will have appointments
equal to any hotel in town.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-28

ALIIOLANI.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-28

30 yards. Open to all corners. All pistols
or revolvers not less than 80 caliber al
lowed. Tickets so cents each; emitting
holders to fire five shots at this target. Is
per cent. of the total receipts in this match
to be awarded pro rata to total number of
bnlls-eyes w
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-28
XI.-ClTIZEN's MATCH.

Entries can be made to E. O. White, at
Messrs. Hall d Sons, or to the secretary.
]. III. SOPER.
WALTER e. WALL. President
Secretary.
2055-td.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-28
On Friday, Jan. 1882
at 9 a. M. SH ARP.
THE BRODIE CUP.

THE BRODIE CUP.
LIST prize-Cup presented by j. Brodie
NJ. d
I'd prize-Gold Pin presented by Mrs. {
H. Nicholl.
Sd priZe-$250
Conditions of the match: Open to al
members of the Association. LIST and 2
prizes to become the property of tn
marksmen winning them three tines a
the regular meetings of the H. r. A.
Distance. 200 yards; rounds, 10; an,
military rifle under the rules; limited t
one entry to each competitor. Entranc
fee, 81.
Won Jan. L, 1890, by J. H. Fisher.
Won Jan. l, 1881, by ]. w. Pratt.
Won July 4, 1891, by G. j. Wall.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-28

% Tickets (adults), 81; Children,
50 cents; to be had at Z. G. Thrum's
Bookstore, and of all members.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-17
OgfOsze ME gazecia,.skia

IN Newspaper ADVERTISING,
Wyszio juz IT'S wydanie teeo
dzie} ksiazka o 200 stronnicscS
Mona tam znalezc tytul kazdei
gazcty wychodzacej W stanach
Zjednoczonych, majacel nodIuo
american Newspaper Directorv prze'
szfo Is tysiecy abonent6w 2 W.
szczcgolnieniem, lie kosztuie wiersz
o%gfoszenia. Podaje take liste na1-
lepszych gazet W kazdem miescie
maJacych lokalnych abonentow
najmniej 50oo-tudziez liste wszel.
klch innych gazet oraz warunk,.
laki sposob MONA W Mich mai,
lan'ej ogiaszac. Wreszcie wskszuie,
]aki sposob unjwlekszy zvsli
mona clagn2c 2 pieniedzy i t. d..
hsIazka ia kazdemu ma
sadanie przeslana bedzie darmo
tylko koszta przeseiki ESQ cent6w1
trzeba poslac W znaczkach pooz.
'owych pod adresem: Geo. p. RI.
yell d Co., 10 SpruceStreet, New
York c., N. Y. "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-17
SZCZESCIE Ma WSl.
POWIESC
[. A. kukaszkieWicza.
(Ciag dalszy.)
(Ciag dalszy.)

on )eezcze o ozenku. Zajety
cafy sklepem mar2yf o po
wiekszeniu go i prowadzeniu
wielkiego warsztatu, gdy W
o6olicy poznanym uznanym
bedzie. W ten snosob chciaf
pracowac ola wsl i ola kraiu.
Ze bedzle mial do pomocy
czeladrika, ;ak dis, miat
chfopca pray sklepiku, o TEN
1leraz mowif, ale O aonie ME
myslaf jeszcze.
Rada iednak przez Bartosza
podana byia n'by ,sxra rzuco-
ma ma suchy materyaf palny,
co to I'll sic nieznacznle. po.
wolf, al buchrle z czasem
jasnym p1omieniem.
Ozenit sie?... i pc co? Czy
to mann JUL ma]atek, gospo-
darstwo, starzeie sic, lub lie
hi Jest dotychczas z tenn, he
drugieJ chacie !esc mi 60
tuja?
Argumentem taklm odpy-
chat przez Gaia zine mysl o
zenlaczce, nasuwalaca sic mu
do gfowY zbyt czesto. Ale cd
tel civil, coraz czescle] zwra-
cat uwage ma to, he jedzenle
ME zawsze mu Gobrze smaku-
je, re W izbach mimo piracy
lego prleciea ME ma takiego
porzadku, ]akby mie6 chciaf
a u Zielinskich poaziwlaf, lie
W ogrodzie jego tylko ziemnia-
XII rosty l to 5aknlebadz zasa-
dzone, Re wreszcie sam O wszv-
stko starac sic musi, o wszy-
stkiec pamieta6 to W obec
mno2acych sic inleresow przy-
chodz' mu coraz cieaej. Zdafa-
Nv mu sic ponce szc2era i
przylaclel, ma ktorego BARK z
zautanlem mogtby z1o2yG
Geese swojej piracy.
Vice o2en sie... szeptalo
mu cos W duszy. Moaeby
nlezle byfo, odpowiada1 ma
to, myslaf, rozwaaai, al wresz-
Gle do przekonania przyszedl,
2e o2enic mu sic potrzeba.
Nasuneio sic mu wtenczas,
cafklem naturalnle, pvtau1e::
a z kim?
Przebiegl mysla wszystkie
znajome sobie we Lwow.e
twarze, ale zadna ME pocia-
gala go ku sobie. SpuSclf re
smutxlem glove / postanowil
sprawe te zostawlG czasowj !
dobrym ludziom. kt6:zyby mu
odpowiednl wybor zrobic 90.
radzlli
Me zaniechai ]ednakae roz-
patrywac sic pc wsi i okoli-
cy, czy ME znalazlby stosow-
mel ola siebie JowarzYszki ~.
cha. Dotad dose mu byfo wi
dziec warkocz lub spodniczke
ma to tylko, aDy w1edziaf, ze
rozmawia z kobieta a ME z
mezczyzna. Czy jeanak kobe
ia, ktora widziaf lub z kt6ra
mowif. piekna byia Tub brzYd-
ks, cobra lub lekkomyslua,
zdrowa ]uD chorowita. to ME
interesowafo go woale. Teraz
otworzyfy mu sic oczy. Pine
przygladaf sic dziewczetom,
ME uszedf uwagi lego laden
szczeg6f, laden rvs charakte-
rystyczny; patrzaf, rozwa2a1,
s4dzif.
4 pomledzv dziewczat WIGS.
XII l parafil,-a pafeaafo do
kosciota W Ustronla osm wlo-
SEX o&olicznych-wpadla mu
W oko Jozka. I'm wiecei sic
1e1 przypatrywaf, I'M czesciel
IA porownYwaf z innemi, tenn
wlecel mu sic podobaia. Kie-
dy znow prey sposobnosci "a
kupna W sklepiku rozmawla1
Q MIA Dleraz i poznaf obok
skromnoscl iei rozum i ROSA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-17

pisarzy, ogrodnikow, kt6re ma.
wet i posag dose znaczny ma.
ia. Recze, lie ka2da przyiefa-
by Gle "a me3a, a kucharz z
sas'edniej wioskl, czfek zasob-
ny | bogaty, %2rzYmawlai mi
sic niedawno, abym che swa.
tai z lego ledynaczka.
Byia to pokusa zbyt sllna,
movie mlodemu cziowieKowi
na dorobku o pien,adzach,
kt6re tax fatwo przez oaenie-
ME m6g} osiagna6. Oparl sic
je] iednak krawiec.
-Serce ME sfuga, dobry
przY'acielu, nakazaG mu trud.
no isc W drugq stroue, skoro
luz obrafo lnny, przeciwny
klerunek. Zreszta, zdaniem
mojem, mliosc, zgoda W po-
zyclu zadowolen,e, oto nal
lepszy posag ola mezczyzny.
-Skoro Gle SERGE tam
clagnie, mic ME nam przeclw.
ko temu. Owszem, chwali CT
sic to, ae sz;achetn;e mysllsz
ME pogardzasz chfopka Joz
ka Jest cicha, pracowita, a
PREY nauczycielowe) ME tylko
szyc sic doskonale wyuczyfa
ale otarfa sic nieco i wydeli
katniafa. Zreszta, rozumny
MAJ potrafi podniesc ku so
bic Zone uszlachetni6, cho-
clazby ona zaniedbana byia.
nieuczona, rleoclos'ana... lie
szwagier BrozYna ME lubl jej
j wygsduje ma MIA, a "a MIN
'nnl powtarzaja ztosliwe prey
clnkl, to Gle dzlwiG ME powln-
no. Ludzie bardzo chetnie lu-
bia ma drugich rzucaG bfotem,
ably pokazac, 2e sami So lep.
pszyml. Navel anioia ME o.
szczed2a, je3eli ma przeciw-
nika, kt6ry mieci bloto i 60
! towe podaie i'm zarzuty.
Burma J6zka, pow;adaja ola
tego, Re ME p%ustuje lax inne;
durna, Re IA mu2yke do kar-
czmy ME chodzi, "a zabawa-
mi ME gonl; durno, DO MI
tostkami plochemi sic ME ba-
wi durna, DO ME zawraca
sobie gfowy, gdy Je) lekko-
duch jaki sfodkie prawi slow
ka; niesozsadna, DO z urody
swei ME umie skorzystaG i
dobry ma mel zrobic lnteres::
nlerozumna. DO wiele milczy,
spokojnie ldzle "a swa praca,
"a niczem sic NE uganla.
O. do mnle, zyczyibvm so.
bic, ably wszystkie nasze WEI
skie d%ziewuchy byfy take,
jak ona. Cichost, skromnosG,
pracowitosc, mllczenie, OTTO
najlepsze za'ety PREY zdrowlu.
urodzie. Ale co tam O tenn
dtugo movie, pojdzmy do
matkl Barbary, a z%a1atwimy
sic re swatam' krotko, pc
chfopsku, DO to podobno tax
czYnlc najlepie].
W duze) lzbie, czysciutko
wybielonej, zastali make i
corke. Jozka siedziala obok
okienka, ma ktorym kllka wa
zonikow z kwiatami stafo, a
pred MIA mafy, nlezgrabny
stolik, na MIN porzucone ka-
wafki pfotna, nlci 1gielnik.
lampka %Jaskrawo pfonaca, ka-
wat czarnego chleba i garnu-
seek z mleklem. SzYjac popi-
)afa czasem z g~arnuszka Tub
chleba ukasifa kawaiex.
Pod przeciwna sciana, ma
nizkim stofeczku odpoczywafa
matka Barbara, pos,laiac sic
take mlekiem / chlebem i o.
powiadalac GORGE o dzisie)szym
trudzie i j%utrzejszej piracy.
Przybyivm gosciom posta-
villa Jozka czysciuchna lave
! do cin1oo,;o w., .ol.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-17

k'ego.
J6zka zarumlenifa sic, jak
wisnia, pochyli1a sic ieszcze
n'3e) mad robota i pomimo
catego woll wysitxn, robila
sztychY to mniejsze, to wick.
SEE a cafy sew w rome po-
krzywlfa strony, matka zas
szeroko rozwacfa usta / trey
mafa pred niemi ostatni Ka-
waiek chleba, kt6ry wfasnie
spozyc pred chw'la chciafa.
Zamkneta wreszcle usta , 3D.
kfadalac IA box chleb rzekfa:
-E)! co tel mowlcie? Ear
tujecle chyba...
ME zartu]emy mako,
nie, ale szczera mowimy praw-
de. Rozchodzi sic wreszcle O
rzeczy zbyt wazne i powazne,
ably sobie W nlch aartow 20.
2woI'c MONA.
-Je2eli ten pan naprawde
2ada reki corki mo1ej-rzekfa
ma to Barbara--to ME nam
wcale powodu odmawlaG mu
lei. Prowadzi sic porzadn;e,
praen]e poczciwie, a gdy ME
pogardza naszem ubostwem,
dzlej sic VIOLA Boia. TIE ma.
gle tylko os%wladczyny divine.
mi mi sic zdala. Jestem ]uz
stara kobieta a moim rozu-
mem SADIE. Re lepiej by1oby,
gdyby mfodzi poznall sic bill
zeL przypatrzyI' soble, a po-
tenn doplero 0 swoim posta-
nowlli losie. Go rob- sic po-
wolf, to zawsze p6jdzie pc DO.
lei wolf.
-Sfuszna wasza uwaga, ale
W tym wypadku mysle, Re
dluglego namys}u ME potrze.
ba. Krawca wszyscy znamy l
cd poitora roku codziennie
nan patrzymy, wasza corka
poczciwie wychowana, a vice
spodziewam sic, ze PREY Be-
lem bfogosfawiehstwle spo.
koina lch ~przysz1osc czeka.
Bye mole, bye moAe, ale
chciejcle uwzglednic to, Re W
me, sfabej gfowle wsz>stko
naraz pomlesclc sic ME mole.
Zostswcle MI czasu troche,
mech sic mole mysll ufoAa
wprzody.
: A ty Jozlu, co m6wisz
Ma to? = pytafB artosz dzlew-
czynY.
= ia tego samego zdanla
)estem, co moja matula =
ME podnoszac oczu cd roboty
odpowiedzlafa Jozka ws1ydl.-
vie.
= Ha no, moi kawalerze,
kobletom ustaplc potrzeba;
clesz sic, De Gle zyczliwie PREY
1eto i ole potra6towano har-
buzem.
Dziekuie "a dobre sfowo.
Wyscie starsi, vice radzcie /
czyhcie jak uwazacie, ze nam
mfodym lep1ej bedzie.
= Zdaniem mojem, najle.
piejby bylo zaraz u1atwlG sic
re slubem, ale nam nadzleie,
Re sic wnet sami takze poro.
zumiecie. Stol ma tenn, ae
swaty mole przyjete a mfodych
uWazam juz jake zareczonych.
Wlesc o oswiadczynach
krawca wnet sic rozeszfa 20
wsi catej. Idac z ust do ust
rosfa i coraz to odmiennle)sze,
b~arwmejsze przyblerala ksztat-
ty: z muchy urosfa We well
btada. Grzesiowl opowledzlano
]uz 0 dokonany,h zareczynach,
o ztotych PROFESSIONALISM, pcda-
ruukach bogatych, O uczcie
sutnel, droglch winach i t. p.
rzecach.
Parobczax zmartwif sic tenn
ME mafo i pobiegf co aywo
do ekOnO1na sz,1kac II niooo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-17

Polecam Wielebnemu Ducho-
wienstwu jaki Szanownym iowa.
IzystwomPolskim moi Sklad j Pra.
cownie, roznego gatunku ChOra-
gwi. Szarf Sznak, Rozet,
Beret, Pafek marszafko.
yssRS,cI. ftp. 20 jak' najtanszej
Genie. Wykonuje wszystkie Obsta-
lunki jak najpunktualniej i najsa-
mienniej, DO przez siedmnaScie
lat praktyki nabra}am wprawy W
powyzszyoh wyrobach. Take Vie
lebnym Siostrom polecam MOI
sk:ad i wielki wybor 1Aor"u.
WelOn6w. iet6w u!a
Dziewczat i Chiopcow, przystepu-
jacych do pierwszej Komunii Swiy
tej-Tak Same mann zawsze d,
sk4adzie MorOny. W. IS,
ola m}odycb Panien do ,;ns.'
wszystko pc jaknajtahszej c''r"~
@r Prosze pr=ybyt j r,>.&,
mac sic W polskim Has Ia. ]tf,t,
sic udacie do Sk&s.;, IT,. l..
obcej.
z sz~ac"nM.m"
g. SION E<S!i E;
679 Milwaukee Avs. Ls->.->
Evening journal., 1891-03-26

TO write to you am New Yorker g.
am on visit at the above, & what
they call betwlxt and between blonde
five % feet (5) age IS, & am considered
by my friends a prepossessing young
lady. She encloses an addressed envelope
to bring back the reply for which she liz
anxiously awaiting
The last letter this article will consider
was written by young woman in this
city, who, If she gives her real age, is
willing TO start very early in the matri
monial sea. She Is II years old, very
pretty and works in a cigar factory
When her father dies she will inherit
800, which she Is willing TO put ia the
market with herself. She arranges for
an interview" ia Brandywine Park
Thus is shown a sad state of laxity, OF
proprietY bordering very close on loose
ness of morals While the reader will
probably smile at the suppressed
anxiety appar mt in some Of the letters,
he cannot but feel shocked at the causes
leading to their composition. AS for
Mr.. Wright, he is perfectly resigned
now and would not tremble IL hundred
letters were received by him. He would
read them to fnd any new vsgares, and
then would go about his accustomed
business.
Evening journal., 1891-03-26
They want Par, Of cb,caro.

MEADvILLE, Pa, March 26.-The heirs
Of one James Harrington, living in Mead
vile and Crawford county, and a repre-
sentative of the Illinois branch Of che
family held meeting here and made ar
rangements to prosecute a claim for 1GO
acres of ground in the heart of Chicago.
including the ground on which the Rock
Island depot stands. The land is said to
have been pre-empted by james Herring
ton, Sr., but was transferred by James
Harrington, Jr., who forged his fathers
name TO the deed. II is on the basis OF
this forgery being an illegal transfer that
the heirs will make the contest. Both
James Herrington father, and James
Harrington, son, have been dead for several
years.
Evening journal., 1891-03-26
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Condensed Teiegrams Gathered at Ran
dom from Various Places.


dom from Various Places.
President Carnot is to be decorated by
the Russian minister in Paris with The
Grand Gordon Of the Order OF st. Andrew
OF Russia.
Theodore Z. Bishop, OF Newport, r. l.,
who is being sued for divorce at White
Plains by one of his wives, has confessed
that he married wife No. 2 while No was
living
a new element is to enter into the Chi.
cago municipal contest, the Democratic
national committee deeming il necessary
TO take hand
The proposition for a state printing Of.
flee was killed in the New York state sen.
ate and cannot come up again this session.
Mrs. Letitia Bradley testified ia the
Gaines will case before Surrogate Abbot,
OF Brooklyn, that the Photographic will
purporting to have been made by Mrs.
Myra Clark Gaines is a fraud
The pension commissioner has ordered
all attorneys to submit their circulars 20
him before distribution.
K. ID. Beldon was convicted Yesterday at
Wichita Kan, Of the murder Of Charlie
Grant, a young Canadian.
ihS oSttnth VI Nhc hIthh lakes VIII de
mand 81 day upon the opening OF navi.
CATION, and will strike If it is refused.
The Warren Lumber company, of Beau.
mont, Tex, has been placed in the hands
of receiver Liabilities, about S5OO,OOO
James Kelley, one Of parnelrs envoys.
is the guest Of President Fitzgerald, OF the
Irish National league, at Lincoln, Neb.
Liz" Carter the colored woman who
was convicted of poisoning her husband
was sentenced at Cincinnati yesterday TO
life Imprisonment
The morocco flnishers Of Lynn, Mass.
who struck seven months ago, have decid.
ed TO continue the strike. Five hundred
Of the 100 who went out are still unem.
loyed.
Jerry Nealy, who played with the Pitts.
burg Players league last season, has signed
with the Cincinnati Association team.
The Burlington Flyer, double header.
crashed into the end Of the Denver fast
freight three miles from Sutton, Neb.
Engineer John g. Roberts, Of the pas
senger was crushed TO death under his
engine.
Latest census bulletins show that the
whites are increasing faster than the
blacks in the southern states.
The New York state railroad commits.
sioners find the New York, New Haven
and Hartford road responsible for the death
of the victims Of the Fourth avenue tunnel
disaster
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THE IRISH CAMPAIGN.
4. r. o'Connor's Dispassionate Appeal
to the Liverpool Electors.

i. r. O'Connor's Dispassionate Appeal
to the Liverpool Electors.
DUBLIN, March 26.-Mr parnell eontin-
ues the Sligo campaign, avoiding districts
IN which he would be likely to meet a hos
tile reception. T. p OConnor, member Of
parliament, in explaining his position TO
the Liverpool electors on Tuesday spoke
OF his separation from Mr.. Parnell in a
tone Of aliectionate regret. He said that
he was compelled on political, not per-
sonal, grounds TO oppose the former leader.
whose unfortunate manifesto arraigninp
Mr., Gladstone had obliged the majority Of
the Irish parliamentary party to enlist un-
der the noble and ineorrupt Mccarthy.
The granting Of home rule lay with the
Liberal party. How could Irishmen forget
the splendid devotion Of MIR. Gladstone or
imagine that lie would betray themg The
meeting unanimously voted confidence in
Mr. O'Gonnor
Michael Dayitt has issued an appeal to
the Sligo electors, asking them not to vote
for the Parnell candidate.
Evening journal., 1891-03-26
Died.

ANDERSON.-In Brapdywine hundred. on
the 20th instant, Mary Anderson, wife of John
w. Anderson, aged 70 years.
BOGIA.-On March %, near Marshallton
EdIth, only daughter of b. +. and Maggie
Begin, aged years and II days.
BRICkLE.-ln this city. on the 10th instant
George II Brickle, aged q years.
CARR.-In this city, on March 20, Michael
Carr, aged rs years.
FQX.-In tnis city, on March %, Catherine
II Fox, aged 30 years.
HARBr RT.-ln this city, on the oath in
sfant, Timothy G. HarberT, In his Goth year
.MORAN.-In this city. on March 25,
Maurice Moran.
PLOWMAN.-In this city, on March %. 1891.
Mary ". eldest daughter Of Harry z. and
Lidte Plowman, aged years and months.
SAITH RRTHwAIT.-In this city, in the
AFTERNOON Of March 25. Edith, daughter OF
John and Lucy Sattertnwait, aged years
and months.
WALLSMITH. In this city, on March 25,
Ludwig Wal smith, aged 20 years.
Evening journal., 1891-03-26
salvation Army New rnrracks.

The salvation Army opened its new
quarters in the building, No 1lS King
street last evening The new barracks
are nearer the coast" than the old and
the army will have an opportunity 10
reach more Of the classes who are out of
the reach of the churches Many people
deride the efforts Of the Salvation Army,
but the soldiers continue their work with
unabsted zeal. A big crowd attended
the meeting last evening and the enthu-
siasm was great Captain McFarlane
of Baltimore made a spirited address
Ice cream and cake were served at the
close OF the exercises.
Evening journal., 1891-03-26
SOC KING STREET.
COR. FIFIH AND KING SITS.

Our Easter Of Ferings Of frui jellies and
preserN e. and jams ara worth showing.
Cherry jam. raspberry jam, plum. straw
berry and currant. pound kettles OF ali kinds
Of preserves, % cents; pou kettle OF Jelly,
= cents; pound bucket u preserves, 80 euLts:
pound bucket or All kinds Of preserves 20
cents; home made catsup. 10 cents; whole
spples. % cents; fval ed pears. i5 cents.
VIII open for Easter our new Tea At 10 ents.
nothing Ike it Our cnffee at Is cents is
fret installment Of til. Mckinley sugar, AZ 4
cents; white.at cents; New Orleans InOlasse .
AZ ~ cents quart; syrup at 10 cents quart
Have on rieu On corn and tomatoes, 8 cans
for 20 cemts. Our tomatoes are whole, Just as
good rs FOrd's, and 80 much lower -Four has
gone VI and viii 70 away up. We can keen
you on our own brand Of pie crust flour at 80
cents q bag. cream Of the 10 Is, lake no
9th r. Creamery hutter. IS cents; lots and
lots Of eggs 70 ksster; 100 b shells Of white
star potatuts. cheap,at n 500 King street,and
Corner Fifth al d kiny street
TN. WIER.
Evening journal., 1891-03-26
spnlainr SIM M Ilns,nalI

CHICAGO March 26.-"There Is no truth
in the report that A. G. Spalding win re-
tire from the baseball business and remove
70 New lork,N said the secretary Of the
Chicago Baseball club yesterday Mr..
Spalding has purchased a cottage at
Cape May, and will there spend the sum
mer months He will retain his stock in
the club and will act rs the occasion de-
mands, but he will not assume absolute
control as heretofore y