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Evening journal., 1891-12-29
THEY RUtLoEo BETTER THAN THEY
KNEW.

The campaign Of 1888 was q blessing
to the country. II may seem bitter
irony to mention Quay, Clarkson,
Wanamsker and Dudley as the angels
who brought any boon to she c9uatry,
but It is nevertheless true. They are
the angels, in disguise.
It is universally conceded that, IL
their various capacities, they achieved
Republican success and put Benjamin
Harrison In an office which James G.
Blaine could not win. II cannot be said
that they had a more magnetic candidate
or a more popular cause The widest
advocate Of Benjamin Harrlson's fitness
for the Presidency never claimed that
the people regarded him with senti.
msnt stronger than federation. He never
posed as a popular idol.
The party plea OF protection for
American industries" In the Blaine
campaign was as convincing as the plea,
in the Harrison campaign agains,
British free trade" and 20 cheap coat OF
a cheap man"
With an equally truthful and sensible
campaign cry, 1t is certainly unreasonable
to maintain that Harrison would make /
more successful canvass OF this countr.
for popular suffrage than Blaine haC
made. Nobody pretends that he would
or cozld, or did make such a campaign
But he gained the chair which Blaine lost
Nobody will pretend that there was any
thing bewitching or captivating aboui
Mr.. Har rison's personal traits or tsnden
eies to give him superior place II
the affections, In the Ad iratlon
or Ia ths confidence OF tn,
people, 70 that held by Mr. Blaine. Quilt
the contrary. Nobody will pretend tha
Mr. Harrison was elected by Democrat
voters who seeded from their own part,
to enjoy the felicity of voting for tn
man from Indiana. who ran under hi
} grandf&thsr'h bat
Hence the conclusion Ia inevitable that /
- WA. the methods, uot the man or the.cAm
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

TsR hundred and fifteenth Annivsr
aary OF the Battle Of Trenton, In which
so many sturdy sons Of the Lower
Counties took part, and whisA may be
regarded as having bssn the turning
POINT Of the strpggl. for American In
dependence, was commemoratsd Satur-
day at Trenton by the laying OF the
corner stone Of "A magnificent mem orisl
monument to consist OF a granite
column 1876 feet high, crowned By a
colossal brerzs statue of Washington
represented as II scanning the battle
field through Hsld-Klass. The ceremony
was performed by the governor Of the
state, and was attended by large dele :
cations Of the Society Of the Cincinnati
and Of other associations formed for the
purposs Of COMMUNICATING Revolutionary
times. The entire amount of the SEA, Ooo,
estimated as this tot al cost Of the mem.
orial, is already in the hands Of ths com
mittee intrustsi with ita erection
The local monumental ccmmittss should
emulate the example OF our nelghbor.
and get down 10 business.
Evening journal., 1891-12-29
weLL-KNowN PERSONS.

Oliver Wendell Holmes Is having a
good deal Of fun polk cd al Kim for his
mixed metaphor.
Sara Jewett, the once popular actress.
who has been I'll for so long, Is living in
Cambridge, and is fast regaining her
health.
The widow Of Senator Matt Carpenter
OF Wisconsin, has Joined the Catholic
Church. into which her daughter, her
son, and her sons wife had already
gone
Alexandra Dumas proposes a tax upon
diners out for the benefit OF the poor.
A box should be passed around at every
dinner, public or private. with q slot
wherein 20 drop the money.
Professor William r. Ware Of CoIum
bia College whose knowledge and taste
in architecture have made him an nu.
thority In that art, has recently been IN
Indianapolis to inspect the new soldiers
monument in process Of erection.
Evening journal., 1891-12-29
AoademY of mualc

Last evening O. w. williamss Paris
ian Folly and Spectacular Company
opened three nighta and Wednesday
matinee engagement at the Academy,
before large and pleased audience. 1t
was indeed a change, and one which the
patrons fully realized, for the bust aees
dens by this excellent attraction forged
far head OF any OF the burlesquss which
have thus far been seen here. Every
act was appreciated and heartily ap-
plauded, while the refinement, which
was noticeable feature during
the whole of the entertainment,
is creditable to Mr.. Reybold
OF the Academy who has sense enough to
know that vulgarity never is desired
The burlesque Buffalo Bill Abroad" was
a novelty In itself ana the management
have struck the right idea In straying
from the path Of tiresome extravaganEas
ana giving clean, bright and humorous
speetacles. Billy Carter sang well and
was funny; Smith and Campbell ably
helped to provoke mirth. Miss Lizzie
Hall sings and dances well; Harris and
Walters were the hit Of the evening,
while Antonio VGn Golfer the elastic
marvel, held the audience spellbound.
AS whole, the Williams Company was
the best burlesque attraction seen here
this season.
Evening journal., 1891-12-29
Tie nrandrwlne bridge.


NeWark ledger.
We believe that after the Levy Court
looks at the bridge question closely they
will decide not to build That another
bridge across the Brandywlne would be
Of great benefit to Wilmingtonians, can
not be disputed. Wilmington is a pros
porous and lgrowlng city, and she has
managed 60 get across the Brandywine
with the present bridges; let us hope
that after "little while, when the
town becomes more like city, she may
have the bridge. II may be again the
very best interests OF Wilmington ia
oppose building bridge, aud II we
thought It would injure the business
there We would say, build the bridge. As
II Is, II Is only question Of q short time.
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

Indications for the Middle States TO-
day. Warm sr, fair weather and fresh to
brisk southsrly winds will prevsil, with
local rain and snow tonight near. Lake
Erie, aud brisk 50 high winds tonight
and tomorrow of the New England
coast. Tomorrow In both sections
warmer, fair to partly cloudy weather,
brisk southerly to southwesterly
winds will probably prevail, followed BY
falling temperature and snow in and
near the lake region and eRsterly to New
England; and on Thursday fair, colder
weather and fresh westerly winds. Out
going european steamers will have
southwesterly breezes to the banks
New York Herald Forecasts - The
storm centre from Manitoba, now near
Lake Huron, viii probably move east
ward, causing strong southerly winds on
the lakes, followed by local SHOWS, sx.
tending from the lakes to New England
tomorrow
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

TIE fallibillty Of human precautionary
endeAvor is attestea by the recent horror
on the New York Central The perfec-
sion Of exactitude was supposed 70 have
been attained by the inventlon Of the
block systen Of signaling. The element
Of danger in railway travel was declared
70 have been eliminated, only delay
and discomfort remaining. Yet with
narrowing and alarming frequency we
read Of the csHualtios onths Vanderbilt
lines, operated under this, mans MASTER
piese in the way Of a guard sgainst
accident.
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

lad from DOMINIC the blue jacket The
shanes for swift promotion, the con
atsnt change of scene. the diversions IN
foreign ports. the pride and pleasure In
manipulating the modern ingenious ar.
mament. should all tend to attract those
who love life Of adventure under pleas
ant circumstances. Put none bat Amer
Cans on guard. The new navy should be
manned by new men, and these new men
should he patriotic and native; not the
mercenary and dissolute adventurers Of
foreign nations with which, when arbi
trstlon ceases to prevail, we may 60 to
war
Evening journal., 1891-12-29
RAILROADS
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AMI
u BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

vi.
November % 1891.
Trains will leave Wilmington a. follo,vu
rlndiledselphie gexpressl s., So. 49,. s0 rs
90 81. 90 AZ, 10 e5, 10 40. II 20 Ii 80, Ii 81
m, *l2ls, 49, 3W. 5 o. 8 10, IL s IS. III
7 0d Is and II y N. "
:. A ss n g IS 49, 7ssts. lOBAm
For Chester laxpressl, 1 IS, 4 20 880 ri
20 500 o. q 1906, II 70, II 81 N, o. n.
Accommodation, o35. SIS. 7ob 8ts mas
~ % 90 a M L Ss2 &5 IS, 30. 20, 49, 7l0 and
New York, 55, 3 IS, 4 20. 90. ow sm,aos
1910, II 81 m, +12 10, 123 IS, / 30. al. 2 ~
~, u. GO, 70 y, oe, 15s I2, and 10 Sd y ~
For Boston, without change. s. pm. -
For Wsat Chester, via Lamokin, 6 35 ana
ts m. 2 rs and IS I'm. ''4o
Fer Newark Centre and intermasiat.
stations, 40 m, ~ "a and e:3 ua
am, " W, ~, As and Is p IA and IL Is nioht.
baltimore and Bay Line, % m.
10 10, and II 90 M. IL 0e, Il Isl SOS i.s S5a'
's.t3, 40. 70 p m and IL 40 night ''''''
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 8 16, 11.23 M $50 b25
6.l5, 7 90, 3 81 ? m, and l2 % night.
For Lewer, 6l6 q. MA 81 ., m.
harrington, DslrrAr. and way etatians, s Is
3 "a "a, 20 m harrington and way stations,
Express for Dover, Harrington and Deluar.
II I, y 9 N, ! ~ p IA, and u q night
nApress Iof Myssm5sing, % m. Smyrna
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Cox.s
fort, and Norfolk. II IS a m and Il Of night.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street. for. wu
mington, texpress) so, 20, z ~, s81. sis ls 81
- 33, II ID, m, fl2 IS, 50, 02, 8Ol, ara AKA
y, 44l hHs B 81, 6N, g 81, 40. ii 1s, IL 81,
D m. snc u 3 night -
Aocommodation : IS. 40. 10 IS, l1sB m
lss 9ss, 10. %. as. %. %. ID CO. 10 Il and
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (expressl, 1 S. bE $50
~. ", II 81, m -, 3 "a, o., 5 10 k56. Oe,
4 ".
lAccommodstion. 7eo. sos. m. pO.l4.
4 10, 20 and 10 80 m.
For Chester (express), i IS. 40. $40. am.
y 81 q n, o., So, 90 and 8 12 D M
Accommodation. o., $50, am, 1910 lM.
: ~, ~, 70 and 10 30 D IA.
~ Eor New York express, I So, as. $50, 7W
and 06 m. - ~
For Boston, without change, BBspm.
for Vest Chester, via Lanaokin, los q N,
For New Castle, . 50 , N and l2 o. night.
.,rosr. Hiaps Shsrlee. Ola Point Comfort anc
For Middletown, clayton, Dover, wysroiMa.
FELTON, Harrington, nridgeville, seafsrd.
Baltimore and Warrington, 4 40, Q o., 1918 q
IA, " $50 %, y o., 40, 20 and 12 40 niqht
Baltimore, only Us n and IL 10 nignt.
Leave Philadelphia, Bread street, fer wiz
nnlngton express, ", 7 10 9 1911 10 y IA, Al
night.
Accommodation. SOS, 10 80, M. l2m
90, 70, IS, 10 oSand II IS m.
For further information passengers ara res
ferred TO the ticket afice at the statian.
Trains marked thus ~ are IdnitAd Expresa
composed entirely Of Pullman ] arlor aad
CHAs. E. PUGH. J.R. WOOD.
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Evening journal., 1891-12-29
NEWSPAPER OPINION.


NAoff NhFh ooNAASo AAriofhe
Phi ladelphia Record.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has de-
oldtd that promotions In his depart.
ment shall, after January /. be made on
basis Of merit only and as the result
OF competitive examinations This is a
move In the direction OF Civil Service
Reform to the extent OF acknowledging
the soundness Of Its fundamental prIn-
ciples. There is. however, a codicillary
tail to Secretary Fosters letter OF in
atructlon. The competitive examinations
will be made by Board OF Examiners Of
his own appointment and not by the
Civil Service Commission. AS long as the
the Secretary shall make the board he
will have his own way, and the board
will have the responsibility. This is an
exceedingly clever way Of whipping the
Civil Service devil around the compel
tive stump
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

Schedule In effect November Is. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE Az. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
sElpHeaA trains.
NEW YORK, weak days, .sOs, III 40
"lO q 3e, : a. a. slS Y z so e 81 szsdpm
NEW YORK. Sundays. 3 98, y II, *le IS a
M, ~l2 "a, 40. 70 80. n sapm.
BOsION,+o 3s,p.na daily with Pullman hux ct
sleeping cars running through to BoatoR witt
out change via PouRhkeepsie bridge, lARafT 4
passsnge;SS Il =; 9 M stallion, Bosten
PHILADELPHIA, week days, Is oo. SO.
~, q, ID 4. n Z Z ., "a 3 e. 60 pa is,s.
o5 y SO, 9 Is, "a $50, s 30. 10 &c, 40 s. ,. "a
PHILADELPHIA, Sundays, 3 0s, 9 4s%7 II,
ID g. 0 .saa, g j. IA H. e q i g. is s
CHESTER, week asys, . es. 900. as .7l7.
m: | %, z .o 3 %, TO- S Is, Is IS. s4s. y s..
s 80, 10 90, 40 50 D. "A.
g GH "a q sgndayg. sae a. TI7, 80
70 IS, 80, y 80, 30, 10 %, 10 IS D. n
Atlantic City. weak days, III q M,
~ "a Y 0S w sRsdAg g5fS Il; M y % m.
7Oss tsl7; 1905 :. n; '1slo, 's.O5 2 IS, = 40,
BALTIMORE and Way stations, Z o. = n.
Baltimors and principal stations on PILLS.
NEWARK, DEL, a "a, I OF. $ ii, as % a m.
az H. IS. 4 40 IS "a IS, Y 81. II 10 M daily
PITTsBURs5,a 3 q, a. m. 40 p. m ssily.
ofNC1NNATi AND 81. LOUIS. Us 10 :. n
/ and n 81 p. m, both daily.
| SINCERITY ACCOMMODATIONS t2 q q.
/ 90. IS and lilo p. m, daily.
LANDENBEHG ACCOMMODATION, week
/ days, 7O2, IL 90. a. m. So and IS y IA. STA
/ DAYS 30 a. m. and 40 p.m
| TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION.
For Philadelphia week days, 5 35, 9 %, II "a,
| e 2, 20 80, III 3d. m; ~ AZ 2 60, IS. 3 s6
p. N. Sundays. 30 a N; u AZ, 2 As. IS, ss5
For baltimore. week days. 6.s5. 9 50. 6 rs.
= 3, II 81 3. M, IS, p. m. Sunday, 6 80
Baltimore and principal stations on Phila-
i delphis Division. 10 q. M, daily. exceT 6
| Sunday Sundays, . rs am.
For Landenbers and way stationH. w0,
days, so, 10 so, q. m; AS, 5 90 pm. San
days. 9 % q m; 90 n.
Chicago, and Pittsburg 1926 a n. daily,
axesp' Sunday; q. p. M, daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, Fll.o0, a. M, aaily
| except Sunday
Lv. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Weekdays. 4.l5. 8 90, 35, ts15 $40 g 80
1000, al IS m. IL 90 noon.i As, 80 e. a 90
"405 40, IS TO- 30. % 81, 80, q %, SIZE, 10 TO-
i Sunday i AIS. 400. ISIS, $50 1888, Is %.
al 35 M l2 0O noon. 70, 06 "A O5, 90, u 5is
| 9 30, q ~, no. 10 10 and II 30 p. m.
Telephone, No 1893.
Rates to Western Points lower than via amp
other line. @. o. SCULIA GEM Pass Agent.
J. T. 0DELL, Geperal Manager.
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

TIN State OF Virginia owns 4 million
and halt acres Of oyster LANDS and Dell
awAresns nhsuld watch with interest the
discussion Of their proper management
which is to be taken up by the Legislature
at its present session. The laws which
regulate dredging in our beds are In the
main derived from the Maryland and vlr :
ginia statutes, and sny wise reformations
made by them should be speedily adopted
bfuE
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

this morning to the So from SIS
Shoes for womcn-to round
out sizes. Some of the new
lot have been S.. so. The
popular styles, heavy and light,
are among them. Your fit
may be in the Women's So
Shoes from S., $4, SIS, $6)
but sizes are much broken.
Thirteenth and Market streets corner.
john WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

Tan fad in athletics now is the tag-ef
war. The pAstins should be encouraged,
for It Affords manly exhibition OF mus
cular endurance and brAwaY rivalry The
contestants DO not make pitiaAls specta-
cles OF themselves like the pedestrians
did. By all means Wilmington should
have tug O.Nsr How would one be-
tween the Levy Court and the City Coun-
ell pulif Tbs police force could muster
tine team. They are great on the pull.
Evening journal., 1891-12-29
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL.
w PN1n fyOMpANV Tsiune fakIe n

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
w ROAD COMPANY. Time table, in
effect December 10, 1881.
Trains leave WilmiAgten French street
statien) for B q o junction, Montchanins
Guyencourt, &ranogue. Cessart. ChAac's
Ford Junction, PscopsoH, West CHESTER.
Embreevflle, WORTHWHILE, Coatsaw1Aes
Waynesburg Junction. Springfield, Je2RRes
BirdsborO, Reading and in tcrmediats steti9n6
daily, except Sunday, q M, AAa s5S p
rs. Sunday only, sl2 am.
For b h o. junction, Mentchanini @uyen-
court; Granogus; Oossas.t; Chadd's Ford Jsnc
Mortonvili. CoRtesville; WeynesburE Juhc-
ton. Sprins field and intermediate stations
daily excAE Sunday, at 81 p. "a, Sunday
For Cestesvilie, West Chester aHd later
mediate etatiens, daily except Sunday, az
s IS q. m. and As p. m.
Trains arrive At Wilmington, Ersncn
street station from Reading; BiraSbor0i
Joanna; Springfield; Waynessurg Junettsnt
Csateevflle: Mortonvilla; Embreevtlle; Wess
Chester; Pocopson; Chadd's Fore Junstzzg{n,
Cossart; Granogue; 9uyencourli DlonLe 1880
B & o. Junction and intermediate stssisnss
daily, except Sunday at 70 a q. n ~ ~ P'AA
Sunday only at 30 p M v-o4t.x
From Springfield, Waynesburg JHAcugL >
Coatesvills, Mortonville, Em6reeFfIils, 49, q
copson West Chester. Chadd's tsga
COssnrt, 6rai Ogue, Guyencour Y " "
b. \ Junction and intermeoiavs At~uiehS'
Fiorsl Coatesville, West Chester and inter
mediate statiers. daily except sunday, az
z l2 a. m. and 2l2 p. ID. ,.,.
| A a. NOCA IISlANil, SuperlnuenuehJ.
BaWNESs BRIGGS. Genl Pass. AEsnA
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

Thu singing Of thc ketsle on the hob
ana the chirp Of the cricket we're the
Accomplishments to John Psrrybingle's
Christmas dinnet. Madame Albani sang
at the newaboy'H feast in New York--a
modern but uusentlmsntal substitute
for the CHEEKY musie Dickens loved to
write about.
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

DELAWARE builds cruisers. tends them
with impsnetrAbls Armor. and gArnishes
the forscastls lArdsr Nth plum dun
but abe furnishes ne sailors 10 man
them The lamentabls feature about
our new navy is that thu English Ian.
guage lie almost strangs tongue aboard
My is 1t that more of the sons Of til
sell do not enlist for service on the sea-
|aa i p the wedding out and disciplinine
the AcCallas, who made life
there is no reason to de-
self respecting American
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

IT Is often easier TO do an unpleasant
duty than to frame an excuse for neglect.
ing it Sometimes when the excuse
takes the form of an apology, the apol-
ogy Is infinitely harder than the duty
would have been, and humlliating in ad-
dition.
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

THE reason that no woman likes TO
hear her male friends ridiculed Ia that
She ridloule inpngns both her judgment
OF character and her choice Of friends.
No woman wishes to believe that either
her taste or her discretion 10 ~ fault
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

WATTERsoN says that with Holman At
the bead Of the Appropriations Com
mistse this will be Five.Cent instead OF
q Billion Congress Ii IL better - spend
mills with parslmonisus. though unpro.
gressivs honesty than millions with
prosigality on unnecessary government
1oha
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Dec. 20. 1891.
TIE zOeathe1 today IS kskely
to be clear.
SNOWY DAYS.


The art of great selling in
Muslin UnaeyzOeay is we'll I'M
derstood here. Two years OF
extraordinary experience have
taught us how to organize for
such a sale as that which began
here yesterday, but our re-
sources were taxed to the ut
most.
The two complete stocks,
one in the Chestnut street Ar,
cadc, another on the second
floor, were piled up like great
drifts of snow. The quick de.
mand all the day long melted
them away often as renewed.
and the 1891 Midwinter Sale of
Underwear began with a boom
that makes the past pale. The
fact Of the selling makes useless
and needless the repetition OF
the argument for the sale.
Snowy Days have great
things in store. Following the
present offerings in Dress
Goods and Underwear will
come the January Fair. 1t
will be full of great motives
that have been in course OF
composition for months. 1t
will not have the re. hash OF
stocktaking and other thread.
bare expedients of past retail
ing. 1t will be alive, intense
with the force of original move
ment in fresh merchandise.
Even our great resources will
need few days to make all
things ready. When all is pre-
pared we'll tell you-not be.
fore.
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

Wv VI n 7 II30f
Bishop Potter's classification OF beauty
In women az cause Of sin leads to a
reflection on the religious teaching that
an Almighty power made man and
woman. Adam and Eve are popularity
supposed to have been the most perfect
specimens OF the human creation, beauti.
full beyond comparison, If the bishops
theory Is correct, beauty must have been
original sin, but as Adam and Eve did
not bestow II on themselves, the bishops
argument leads on to conclusions that IL
would oifend ChrlstiRna to Affirm.
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

WITH all his honor 81 British Influence
Prsuidsnt Garrison has taken to dropping
the "a" By recent proclamation be
orders that in Government literature
hereafter 1t shall be "Bsrina' Sea.
Evening journal., 1891-12-29
CunnIngham,s ginger ale.


Arguments in the case Of Samuel
Price Of Philadelphia, who made sppli.
cation for an order on the receiver 81
the Knauff Organ Company Of Newark Il
mark the policies OF insurance Of the
com pany to the use Of the bondholderl
under the first mortgage, was begun il
the United States Circuit Court yester
day morning The argument was con-
tInued until January 5.
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

IT Is gratifying TO she wise Demo
cratic lawmakers thai In sn article IN
the Forum in which stats ballot rsgula-
tons are classified as bad, imperfect and
good thu Delaware method should be
praised under the latter head
Evening journal., 1891-12-29
Anothsr luoeumb. % .he erIp.

Mrs. Ann Miller. 81 years old, Of
BrAndywlne hundred, died at her home
yesterday afternoon OF the grip.
Her husband died In March, aged so
years She leaves four children, Mrs.
Robert 9 Fraim Of this city, Charles
Miller, Lewis 49, Miller and Mrs Curtis
N. Tally AZ Brandywine hundred.
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

MARSHALL CusHIHs, the Postmaster
Generals private sserstAry, has taken
INTO himself wife, so thsrs is another
house in Washington new that will be
soverned according TO Castings manual.
Evening journal., 1891-12-29
Tr,inr % Proteet I'm From ] nroh

EAsToS. Md, Dec 29-Emma White,
mulRtto. died yesterday Of injuries in
flicted on Christmas by Henry Johnson,
colored The latter Is In jail, having
given himself up and the sheriff has
guards at the jail to prevent mob
violence.
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

nHTLADEIPHIA AND READING RAIL
ROAD tRoTAL RoUTEm BETWEEN PHIL-
snrfp4TA ARD ATLANTIC CITY. THE ONLY
DoupDE TRAcE ltNa SCHEDULE Is EFRD@x
JUNE s, 1891.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street WHARF
and South street wharf.
Foa ATLANTIC CITY.
Week days xpress, 500, A. m, ~ ~ p
M Accomir :. d. tinns 3 10 q. m. and 500 p. p.
Sundays Ia y 7-- i-Nd h.m.. ACcoh@ean-
tioa, sos u. rs, Hpg - b. m =.
Returning. iteNt Atlantic CITY ,seksl
Atlantic ana B. tuHts avenues. week uhSh
Zap ess u d.. scl.i o.. s.nd 400 ,. m ACCOM-
mediation. c-ll a. b.. aud 4. 80 p. m.
Sundmyb-FKpreaa, $50 an AccemAooa-
A. 4. MCLEOD. &C. HANCOCK,
Pres ami Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass.sARts
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

THE crossing Of the huoloon was an
insignificant crisis compared Win ene
local agitation over the bridging 81 tne
Brandywine,
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

PHILADELPHIA doesn't beast Of sin-
gle pHblie library Wilmington makes .
better showing than that.
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

The exchanges OF the wilinlngs on banks
ct the clearing house to-day were: Total
e155, 1874 rs: balance egg 720.14,
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

GOLDEN HAIRED angels are ~ Mute
shings
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

ldl.
Second floor. Chestnut street.
Dress Goods Remnants.
More than a thousand wo-
men Gas we estimate it) were
made happy yesterday by get
ting Dress Goods Remnants
at away under usual Remnant
prices.
Plenty yet of other thou.
sandss A cart load or two of
short pieces don't count in the
clean up after such Dress
Goods selling as we've been
doing since December started.
All the sorts told of yester-
day are still within your reach;
Plain Stuffs. Rough and Fancy
Stuffs-almost everything in
wool that has been popular
this season. ~ to 7 yards
lengths, double widths.
Southwest CT centre.
W0mexs Shoes.
Three hundred pairs added
Evening journal., 1891-12-29

SMALL cHAFsE eAN BEHAD AT THE
EVENING JoraEAl oEFIcE,