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Evening journal., 1891-07-22
Cnrrlaee nuIlder uall,s suI,,do.

Boston, July 22-James Hall, a former
wealthy carriage builder of this city, died
here Of dose OF laudanum, supposed to
have been taken with suicidal intent. The
deceased was the son Of James Hall, the
founder Of the immense carriage manu-
featuring establishment now known as
the Hall Carriage company The suicides
wife, the famous harpist, Florence Sher-
wood, is away on a concert tour.
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Hotel Denver
The EIdredg

IS South Carolina Avenue. IS TO ls per week
81 so TO s2.0O per day Every facility for
guests. House enlarged; having large airy
rooms. Mrs. X. j. Eldredge, Proprietor
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WIIiam n. I.amnort D.a,1

ROCHESTER, n. ", July 22.-The Hon.
William II. Lamport died at Canandaigua
July 81, aged seventy-five years. He was
member of the assembly in 1866 and OF
the Forty-second and Forty-third con
crosses. Deceased was prominent Re
publican politician and leader in Ontario
county
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

THE JACKSON STATUE Rock Bridge bat.
terry, fired q salute Of seventeen guns with
the artillery used in that battle, while
cheers from 10000 throats rent the air.
The statue, which is by Valentine, is In
bronze and Of heroic size The figure OF
Jackson is clad IN full suit Of Confeder-
ate the gold lace showing distinctly on his
coat sleeves. His feet are eneased ia a pair
Of heavy cavalry boots, the tops reaching
midway above the knee His sword hangs
by his side In the seahhard. In his right
hand he carries his field glasses. The head
is bare, his long hair is thrown back from
his broad forehead, his mouth is firmly set
and his eagle eye looks out to the south.
The pedestal on which the statue stands
was builto six slabs Of granite. The first
Is 1Axf18 IT,; the second is 7x6i5 IT.; the
third is 6x6 f.; the fourth is 4x3X f.; the
fifth Is 4x3 II. in; the sixth Is 3N3 H., on
which the statue rests. The granite base
Is feet high, the bronze placqne / foot
and the bronze statue is feet high, max
ing total height Of Is feet
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Jumped from the RrIdre

NEW YORK, July 22-At l245 man
jumped from Washington bridge, One
Hundred and Eighty-tirst street and Har-
lem river. He left the following letters
Dear Lottie: 1t breaks my heart TO grieva
you so, but / can't stand my trouble any
longer. have tried for work for long
time with no success, and now bid iare-
well to you all. Love to ALL Ed"
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rha normnntomn raan won.

HAMILTON, Ont, July 22.-The cricket
match between the Germantown, Pa, and
the Hamilton teams was finished aud re-
suited in a victory for Germantown by an.
inning and four runs. The score was
Germantown lO6 in one inning; Hamilton.
50 and %
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An Alliance Judge in Trouble

TOPEKA, Kan, July 22-Chief Justice
Horton has made a ruling ON Mckay, the
Alliance judge to appear before the state
supreme court Thursday afternoon toshow
why he should not be punished for con-
tempt for disobeying rulings Of the SUI
Dreme eourt
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PEFEER FoR PRESIDENT.
He Is Figuring for the Peoples Il. t
Nomination.

He Is Figuring for the Peoples L. ty
Nomination.
TOPEKA, Kan, July % The rumor fillt
Senator PETER was figuring for the nu,ii-
nation for president by the Peoples pare y
in 1892 was confirmed today. The Alliances
Advocate, the Peoples party organ in
Kansas, raises his name, and in an u.i-
torial states that as Kansas took the i.iii-
atory step in the new movement SHE Was
entitled TO the honor.
Until il was known that Senator P,afcr
desired the nomination the preferences
among Alliance men seemed TO be Iur
President Polk, Of North Carolina \ m
ator Peffer's friends say that the man 4 no
was big enough TO beat John J. ingalls, -
big enough for a presidential candidate.
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EIectinn omners nnilir.

JERSEY CITY, July % Patrick McGrath,
John Egan and John Stumpf, the seventh
batch Of indicted Jersey City officers, were
found guilty and remanded until Friday
for sentence. The jury recommended
Stumpf to mercy. Judge Lippincott will
sentence the men on Friday.
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RunneIl 8 seranton.a Affalrs.

NEW HAVEN, July 22.-The report OF the
appraisers of the insolvent firm Of Bunnell
& Scranton shows assets of 500, 600 This
amount includes chooses in action of $780,
600 and liens Of 800, 900 held by Prince a.
respondents.
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Knocked out by the Black Pearl.

MINNgAPoLIs, July o. The finish fight
last night between Joe Elliugsworth, of
New York, the ex-amateur middleweight
champion of America, and Harris Martin,
better known as the BLACK PEARL Of
Minneapolis, attracted a big thrpng at the
Twin City Athletic club. The Pearl made
a chopping block of his opponent and
knocked him out in the fifth round One
spectator tainted. The Pearl was un-
harmed
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An Arrest In the FANNIE Kniss Case.

BoRDENTowN, n. j., July 22.-Mrs.
William Wilson, who wigs arrested here at
the order of Coroner Denworth for per
forming an operation on Fannie Kniss,
was locked up in default of $1,000 bail TO
appear at the Burlington county court.
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select Master NTasons oIeet.

MINNEAPOLIS. July 22-The general
grand council of the United States of tine
Royal and Select Master Masons is now
holding its fourth triennial assembly here.
About hundred companions from every
part OF the country are present. The gen
eral grand chapter of Royal Arch Masons
began its triennial convocation today.
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Duncan in An A.vIum.

LONDON, July PR. c. Duncan, OF
Washington, who was recently ae-
quilted, on the ground Of insanity OF at
tempting to murder his wife at Bettws-
Coed, North Wales, in May last, has been
removed to Broadmoor asylum. He de-
nies that he is insane
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Under tho Civil Damace Act.

KINGSTON, n, Y, July 22.-Suit for Si0,-
300 damages under the civil damage act
has been brought against a hotel keeper
who sold liquor to Henry Fredenburgh at
Steyensville Fredenburgh was found
frozen to death along the roadside near
Livingston Manor.
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

Hampton presid
ed. As a prelude
{ h e c o m In e d
bands rendered
MY Country, IT'S
Of Thee, - and then
a m i'd rousinp
cheers little julia
J ackson Chris.
tian, granddaugh.
ter Of the immor.
tai warrior, gave
a gentle pull to
the cord and the
veil which had
hidden the heroic
bronze figure OF
HStone ivy all
J ack son from
sight fell away.
As the canvas fell
TO the ground the
old survivors OF
Manassas, W h I
com posed the
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rhn Hnrrnrn nf m nr,lrnnhobIa.

CLEVELAND, July q. About a week ago
Peter Omalia, Of l47 Main street, was bit
ten by a savage bulldog, and two or three
days ago he began showing symptoms Of
madness. He tries to bite everybody who
approaches him
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On for the scene.

Here a number Of navy yard cutters and
the Minnesota's steam launch were in
readiness. The men were put aboard the
cutters, the remaining officers went aboard
the launch. The launch took the cutters IN
tow and steamed out into the river to dis
tribute the men according TO their assign
ments. The first battery was put aboard
the Chicago, the second aboard the New
ark, the third aboard the Boston, the
fourth aboard the Atlanta, and the officers
were divided between the Concord and
Yorktown.
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

The Sight Was an Unusually Pretty one
and Many OF the Novices Did as Well
Rs the Veteran Jack Tars of the white
SQUADRON.
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Gave the nnbies carbollo A cid br Mistake

PITTsBURG, July 22.-Fatal mistakes
were made by Mrs Mary McCaffrey and
Mrs. Faris, each giving her baby carbolic
acid in mistake for cough medicine Mrs
McCaffrey's baby died in about two hours
The other little one is in very critical
eOndition
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@ - y . D
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Latter from the onaen.

OTTAWA, July %. Lady Macdonald has
received an autograph letter of sympathy
from Queen Victoria, a distinguished
mark of imperial favor. perhaps never be-
fore accorded TO a Canadian lady.
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Jerry simpson ana senator shenna,

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. July % Hon. Jerry
Simpson made speech here, in which ne
referred to John Sherman as the father Il
our financial system and the arch enemy
Of the human race, and said that the Alil-
ance had determined to defeat ...sn in
htfo
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FOR SALE.


GAFETY, LADY'S OR GENTLEMAN'S.
- for sale cheap. Apply n. w. corner 8rd
and Washington streets
INOR SALE - A NICE THREE STORY
house, with bath ana gas for cash. A
bargain, and immediate possession given.
Apply at 3C5 West Twelfth street, city.
COR SALE "A LICENSED SALOON,
License good until next May. Apply at
l24 King street.
TOa SALE CHEAP. WESTINGHOUSE
Portable Engine and Boiler on wheels.in
first-class order. ready for service. For FUR
ther information inquire or address JOSEPH
II. KING, Wa er ana Harmony streets. New
Castle, Delaware.
CELERY PLANTS, CABBAGE PLANTS.
~ Best kinds. Lowest prices. JOHN j.
BOYLE, Grocer and Market Gardener, Box
81, New Castle, Del.
DRINTERS- STEAM FIXTURES, COM
A plete witt cones, hangers, etc, suitable
for quarto or eighth medium presses. Apply
at EvENING JOURNAL office,
DRINTERS.- SALE, -FOUR LARGE
Il Imposing Stones. Apply at this office.
DIANO = SEVEN AND ONE THIRD
4 OCTAVE SQUARE PIANO FOR SALE
CHEAP; in good order; easy payments to
good purchaser. Address, PAM, Evening
Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1891-07-22
CashIer Pope cnupht.

CITY OF MEXICO, July 22.-William II.
Pope, defaulting bank cashier of Louis
vile, was arrested in this city He will be
held for a requisition by the Kentucky
authorities.
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Denied by Mrs. Potter,s Parents.

PARIS, July 22-The parents of Mrs.
James Brown Potter deny emphatically
that that lady has been divorced from her
husband, or that she has, as reported,
married Kyrie Bellew.
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REH0BGTH BEACH. Del.
DOUGLASS HOUSE,

Open June 20. s9l, under the management of
William Nj Je etferson, late proprietor of the
Nirden House Lewee. The Douglass House ls
lantic Ocean. and one fourth Of q mile from
Rehoboth Bay. Pleasure trips on Rehoboth
Bay by steam yacht. excellent bathing, sail
ing. fishing and cunning. For terms. ETC., ad-
dress, William Nj Jefferaon,
Rehobo h, Del.
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A Maid and Her charwe Drowned.

MONTREAL. July 22-The eleven-year-
old son of Robert Wood was drowned as
was also the maid of the family, Agnes
Langpie. who tried to rescue the lad.
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w AsNS,TERPalDo AsS,TIs P,lIg. YOU WANT 70 MAKE

DAnlei Doherty, OF the corner OF Ihlrd and
Connell streets.
VA ANTED-Do YOU WANT TO MAKE
Fifty Dollars per week at home?
Mrs Smith sent Six Dollars 10 Alfred
Coles for Box or Wardrobe Lounge, and
allow him to send people who answer this
advertisement to see her Lounge, for which
he gave a commission which averaged $50
per week.
If you will do the same in your district.
send for terms to ALFRED COLES, No. 446
Myrtle Avenue. Brooklyn, n. Y.
IELo FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE
4 for hotels, restaurants, stores; all kinds
Of help for private families; male help fur
nisbed free, such IS drivers. clerks, ,watchmen
or laborers; also boarders wanted and rent
collected Apply at WILMINGTON EN-
PL0YMENT BUREA AL. 40s French street.
M ESSRS. CHAS. l.. WEBSTER & Z =,
4fA wish to correspond at once with a COM
petent book salesman. one who has sold ency-
Rl0pedias, histories or books OF the highest
quality preferred To the right party an
opportunity is offered to establish and contro
the safe Of the Library of American Litera-
ture in a field yet Bnoccupied. Address, T.
"a. WILLIAMS, Manager, 81 Fifth avenue,
New York City.
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NOTICE. DIVIDEND
WILMINeToN CITY ELECTRIC Com
pANY

WILMINGTON CITY ELECTRIC COM
PANY.
WILMINGToN, July Z, 1891.
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
clared emi-annual dividend of three per
cent payable or and after the first day of
Augnst rext F. I. GILPIN. Secretary.
NOTICE. E.-CoLLECTION DAYS IN HUN
~ DREDS.
Brandywine Hundred, August 3 and 4, Sep
tember l and 2. October and s.
Christiana Hundred. August 5 and z, Sep
tember and z, October and.6.
Mill Greek Hundred. August 10 and ii, Sep
tember II and IA, October IL and 10.
White Clay Greek Hundred. August ~ and
a. September II and IA, October IL and l3
Pencader Hundred. August II and l3, Sep
tember Is and ID. October "a and IS.
Red Lion Hundred. August 19 and 2l,
September Is and q, October 19 and 20.
81. Georges Hundred. August "a and %,
September % and %. October q and %.
Appointments Hundred, August % and
2S September % and 2S, October p and 26
Blackbird Hundred. August 29 and 81, Sep
tember 10 and 30 October n and %.
New Castle, August and o, September II
and l9. October 20 and 30.
j. T. DICKEY,
Receiver OF Taxes.
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The RaeSnor.

a12 South Carolina Avenue Centrally located,
within three minutes walk of ocean, hot
sea baths. depot and post otfice.
Mrs. n. w. Sharpless.
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IN HONOR OF JACKSON.
a Statue OF the Famous Confederat,
GcheraI Unveiled.

LEXINGTON, :. July 29.-About $4,000
ex'Confederates were here yesterday to as
sist In the unwilling Of a statue TO General
'Stonewall'' jackson. The day was tho
anniversary OF Bull Run. General Wade
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The MeIcs.

A home cottage, pleasantly situated near
the beach. l47 Kentucky avenue.
MRS. John II. Cooke.
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lsOR SALE IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR
Z sell property, buy or sell a business or in
vest money safely on first mortgage at an
Nntarv Pnhlic No. East Savenfh street.


ITO REFUND THE DIRECT TAX
4 Notice is hereby given that will attend
at the office Of the Register Of Wills at the
Court House in Wilmington. from Monday,
July 18th to Friday July l7th, from 10 o'clock
a. m. TO o'clock p. m, to receive claims
against the state of Delaware for Direct
Taxes paid by owners Of real estate in Della
ware, which were assessed in 1867 and coli
leeted in 1868. under act Of Congress approved
August 5, 1861 and to be refunded under act
Of Congress approved March 2, 1891. ! will
have the official list of all pc sons who paid
the said tax, and any claimant, upon inquiry.
can ascertain II his or her name appears upon
the said list. Said tax will be refunded to
the persons who D Aid the tax, and TO the ex-
ecutor or administ. ator of deceased persons.
Claim blanks furnished. No tax receipts re-
quired. j. FRANK WlLDS,
Dover, July s. 1891. Commissioner.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
County taxes win be due and payable on
and after July l.
On taxes paid during the months OF July
and August discount Of five per cent. Will BE-
given.
On taxes paid during the months Of Sep
tember and October a discount Of three per
cent. will be given.
Onitaxes paid during the month of No
vember no discount will be given.
ceOn taxes paid during the month OF De.
mber five per cent. will be added.
JOHN 7 DICKEY,
Receiver Of county taxes.
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LOST AND round.


g GTRAYED-TW0 SMALL WHITE MULES
- strayed from the Battery. New Castle, b, :
Seen lu and il O'Clock last night Finder
p ease report to /. n FOLS, New Castle. De.
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The way to wealth: Save your earn.
ings ana invest $5 monthly In "Crestcn'
lots.
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4cteI Rio gway.

Under new manage ment. Open for guests.
House imp owed. Sl.50 &c $3.50 per day: IS to
Sl4 per week.
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Hotel chetMoode.

Remodeled and enlarged. Steam heat open
dre CRATES. Home comforts. Open all year
l7l1 Pacific Avenue.
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Hotel HeckIer.

H. Heckler has taken the Hotel Normandie.
corner Of Atlantic and Pennsylvania avenues
and fitted It up In frst-class style. Open
May 9. and known as Hotel Heckler.
H. HaoIIer
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AJOTICE-H WING PURCHASED THE
~ privilege of selling groceries at Brandy
wine Summit camp-meeting, ! take this
method of notifying all those who may want
TO go some time before the opening, August
3, that l viii be there with full line of
groceries and provisions on July 20, to re-
main until August -.
GEOR9E w. GRAY,
N. w. corner Second and King streets.
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

More signal flags went up to get the
boat squadron steady in line The crews
we're told to "Guide right They did it
with their oars, and they saluted the ad-
miral, too, when they passed his bridge.
Toss oars" was ordered. A forest of
blades sprang up like magic. This was
capitally done Then suddenly the flags
said "No. 35.m IL meant Cast off tow
line, commencing with each rear boat "
Down went the oars, the boats fell off and
the boys" went to rowing against the
tide.
'Three twenty-six" signaled the flags in
short order. That was Boats return to
your ships"
'.At willf" asked voice.
"At will" came back from the Chicago.
The boats melted away, and the whistle
of the Chicagos boatswain piped "All
hands TO boats falls The drill was over.
1t was a noticeable fact that some Of the
boats which were manned chiefly by naval
reserve men made quite as good show as
those manned altogether by blue jackets.
Evening journal., 1891-07-22
Moss HoteI.

Corner Atlantic and Arkansas Avenues,
opposite Philadeli hia nd heading depot.
First-class board at reasonable prices.
House rebuilt and refurnished wit first
class improvements. Rates moderate
Edward Nose, Proprietor.
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The EnCierby.

Ocean End Michigan avenue. Open all year.
Hot and Cold Baths. Electric Bells. $l.5J 70
$3.50 day; $500 to Sl2.00 week.
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FOR ATLANTIC CITY.

EXPRESS TRAINS.
Ii. q o. and PhiIa q Read. n. R.-Leave
Del av. F.43, a. M, 'l2, 4, 245 p. m. week days;
T.l0, a. m. 2.45 p. m. sundays.
p, w. g. b. and West jersey and Cam. a
Allan Is. R.-Leave 8.55 a. m, 1.39, 3.04 p. m.
week days; a. m. Sundays.
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Madison Rouse.

20l5 Pacific Avenue, below Michigan. New
house. Rates, 81 to 50 per week. Boarding by
samuel Law, Proprietor.
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ANUS GmENTs.
HELP WANTED.


WANTED = TWENTY-FIVE BELGIAN
w block makers. Apply at the quarries of
Daniel Doherty. or the corner Of Third and
lnnnaI afraaia
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Fifth Avenue,

Massachusetts, Avenue and the Peach.
Fred. X. Bockfus, Proprietor.
Reasonable rates for guests.
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RoARD AND RooMs

-----------s--
TWO GENT LEMEN CAN GET BOARD.
A. home comforts, pleasant rooms. use of
bath. mo ierate rates. at l07 w. 9TH St, city.
DENNsGROvE, MIDSUMMER BOARD
= ers wanted by the day OF week; also
table hoard LNSEPH MATIACRY BOY 2lA
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n. w. corner second and King streets
MoTICE.-DIRECT TAXES RETURNED

Colonel John wainwright will be at his Office
second floor Eighth and Market streets, VIII
mington, Del. every day, to meet all persons
who wish to file their claims Those inter-
ested should call at once.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-03-12
THE FARMER LEGISLATURES.

The western Legislatures have about
completed their work. Some of them
have already adjourned, and the others
are close to adjournment. The record Of
all is substantially finished, and can
now be measured up, notes the Sioux
City Journal.
In the Legislatures Of some Of the
western states, as South Dakota, Min
nesota, Nebraska and Kansas, as well as
in some Of the southern states. the So
called alliance movement either con-
trolled Or held the balance Of power Or
very great influence. In several the
aindependent" farmers party exercised
that influence and control.
Not only 30, but the independent
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-03-12
DIED.

DILLoN-At the home of his son, in Vesta, Neb-
raska on Sunday night, March 1, 1891, of old
age, Joshua Dillon, aged 81 years and 5
months.
Deceased was born in Fauquier coun-
ty, Virginia, and resided there until 1884
in which year he removed to Springfield,
Illinois, where he continued to reside
until 1870. He then came to Johnson
county and has made this his home un-
til death claimed him as its own. In
November, 1883, the wife of the deceased
departed this life and was buried in the
Tecumseh cemetery. Mr. Dillon leaves
six children, three sons and three
daughters, together with large circle of
friends to mourn his death. -Tecumseh
( Neb. J Journal.
The deceased was the grandfather OF
the proprietor of the ADVERTISER.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1891-03-12
THE ARENA FOR MARCH.

The March Arena opens with criti-
cal essay by Prof. Alfred Hennequin, on
1.-THE Drama of the Future" Rev. Chas.
f. Deems, ID. D., LII. D., who has for SO
long been identified with the Church of
the Strangers, of New York city writes
on Evolution and Morality" taking
the position maintained by conservative
orthodoxy. Prof. Joseph Rodes Blu
chanan contributes an essay OF great
force on Naturalization of the Land as
First Presented" This contribution
will doubtless call forth much comment.
Rabbi Solomon Shindler discusses i'm
migration, this being the third paper Of
series ON emigration and kindred topics,
written by this profound thinker for The
Arena. The Rev. Howard MacQueary,
so well known on account of his fearless
yet thoughtful work on "Eyolution and
Christianity" writes ON t'Shelly the
Sceptic." Albert Ross, the author of
''Thou Shalt Not" writes on "What is
Immoral in Literature" arguing that a
revelation of the actual conditions of So
ciety, depicting the fact that the wages
of sin is death, and containing strong
plea for higher moral standard, is not
only not immoral, but is severely moral,
as well as necessary, il any positive re-
form is to be consumated; but that
works which make vice alluring, such as
the books that make boys desire to be
train robbers or thieves, distinctly i'm
moral c. Van d. Chenoweth contrib
utes well-written paper on the wonder
full discoveries made by students OF psy-
chology, and which promise to reveal
truths of great moment at an early date.
on 1.-The Swiss Referendum" paper of
great interest, as it gives in an interest
ing style a description of the workings
OF what has been termed the most per-
feet republic in the world. Henry A.
Hartt, M. D., argues at length that
drunkenness is crime, and should be
punished as SUCH One of the most
interesting papers in this issue is en-
titled ''The Malungeons: A Forgotten
People" 1t is contributed by Will
Allen Dromgoole, Tennessee author OF
! great promise, who re-discovered this
strange people, and has spent many
weeks in their midst. A full-page pic
ture of q typical Malungeon accompanies
this paper. The story for this month is
contributed by Hamlin Garland. It is q
vivid sketch of western life, entitled,
.sThe test of Elder Pill" The No-Name
paper this month is poem OF some
length, entitled by The River 1t il
said to be written by we'll known mag
azine essayist. The editor contributes
short papers on "Home Influence and
the Child, IAN Object Lesson in Free
dom" aClass Interests and the Rights Of
the People" and Herbert Spencer's ar.
rangement Of Glass Medical Laws
From the above it will be seen that The
Arena for March contains remarkably
varied and inviting table Of contents
q The contributors also are marked BY
deep thought, and represent reflex Of
OF the best ideas Of the day, both among
j liberal and conservative thinkers.