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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-12
PA IS (.

Der >Ybutu8rapb, No. IL unb 13
Wef=@ommereetraBe, nabe Der Bride,
bef@dftigt MIR &fnftIer erter RlaHe
unb liefert bic fetniten 8iIber In allen
mobernen Gormen unb 6erfeuungss
Deiien 5u raifonablen preifen.
CUR Nufnabme bpu 0dufern, MnF9.
ten &C. tperben Giinfler nod irgenb
einem &beiie BET Stabt ober bes Gtaaz
tes gef@idt.
8iloer nerben berer6Bett. Menbet
@n9 ni1t on Grembe, fonoern fragt
mad unleren Club Staten.
Mir berlangen feiue anBergetp6bn.
liden preiie unb ,garantiren ale uub
febe Mrbeit. 31.71im
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-12
,,Spnitumsg amaerbnmb".

Sn Der am @iitno@, ben Z. Sanuar
abgebaltenen 6ibune bes Sirettoriums
oes p0ouhon'er Sdnserbunbss", elmer
incorporirten Gefeli6aft, murbe unter
Nnoerem bei6lOHeu, bur@ geeignete
8l1tter befannt 3u MAIDEN. baB ole
9ieisnigen, tpel@e am ndGhfea 5dn9er.
fet In @alDeffOn actin miinittsu mol.
len, ibren gintritt In ben 8erein big
aum Is. b. Ntts. anjutanbigen baben.
Der 8erein belfebt isbt aus 120 Wit.
eliebern unb fiebt inter Der 2situng ell
mes betudbrten WuFters, bes 6errn
prof. 8. Bente.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-12

IS tpirb bierour6 our Rsnntnib ge.
bra9t, bab bic idbrli@e Nsrfammluna
BET Iftieninbaber ber Geuer : 8erf@es
rungs. @eielf4aft bon San Mntonio,
Seras, am Wont1g. ben 10. Sauuar
1891 um 4 ubr Na6mittag in Der Bant
bon s. @roos & Co., @fe BON Nas
Darro. unb Mef.@ommesce !. straBe,
San Nntoaio, Seras. gum 3pede Der
@ntgegenuabme beg idbrliden 8eri@ts,
Wabl Der Oiretloren unb Grlebigung
Der Dnr cine iol@e 8erlammIung ges
tra9ten Nngelegenbeiten, tattFnben
wiro. g. .. @eubber,
@etretdr.
San Mntonio, 8. Sauuar 1891.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-12
Gfue fidhere @eln.sInInne

1T eine iclhe, pom wel&er Sbnen inter @arantie ,uae<
fdert trerhen tann, bas ie befriebtsenbe @eiultatee ifes
terty irtetiSeniaas eas a~nseIeste @elb buridseoablt ptrb.
tsnen 9pctbeter etne Elaf@e RON Or. ainas Weuem
S9pinbiu4ts : SetlmttteI taufen. sc tpirb ~aaruntirt,
bag bafielbe unter alien nmfanbeu Grlei&teruns ses
9eble, ber Bruft pber Der 2nnaen ~an,penbet - ME
S4wtntil4t, euuseneutSdubuns, 8rpn&itts, Nfbma,
aendbnfen, Graure SC. sc. Sc tf ansenebm etnsnnebs
men nno idaedt gut, III pbuts fiBer unb man fam fA
immer barauf ~rerla5eu.
grebegai4en fret in allen apctbeten. Wbcleiale Bel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-12

@esen einen S@nift, gef9dbiguns,
@iebs ober 8ranbmunben giebt es niGts
BeReres, ols GbamberIain's
pain Balm. Die Dmnne beilt
idneler, als bur6 irsenb elm anberss
prdparat. un0. tpenn bieielbe nidt gar
su i6Iimm III. obne Narben gu ainter.
IaRen. gu BADEN Bel q. @obn s. Co.,
s. RoIieper q Son uni Glen beoeuten,
ben I~potbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-12
8utflems szrntca.eaIbe.

Die bette Salbe Der Belt fir s9nitte,
0ustf6unsen, Gef5pire, Gieber. uno Saut'
Musf6Ias, Gle9tt, ~seipruneeue Sdnbe, 8rOf'
beuIen nnb ale Sauttranibeiten ; furirt Cd.
uinrrboibeu pbtr feline B9ablnus. @6lise
Satisfaction gnrantirt coer bas @eIb nirb
anriiGerfattet. Is Gents bic S@a9teI. Bum
Berfanf in allen apotbefer. DreiS, 3bcmps
|cn C Co., BboIeiaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-12

- Meine Grau lit on eiEem ges
f9pbr an ber @ruit. Sic gebtau@te auf
Anratbeu elmer Greunbin Gr. NuouFf
a6nigs hamburger Qrduterpfiaiier uno
mar in einieen 3aser tuieber berss=
felt. - u. &aine, 1874 N. @ap.
StraBe, Baltimore, orb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-12
Spffmann, @effter & Gu.'s 3alenber
fiir 1891.

@aIt nit Dulberiinn e~etraaen
0u bes Sases ld1t'se S9pile,
Sarfit NIT S11g 9u etmaS LANCER
3eden III Der Nbenbfible.
Grge Meniden eibt es freilid,
Die 5i alien 3eiten ~trinfen,
Ntd9 bas S~berntometer fteigen,>
Ntd9S bis gum @efrterpunft 1tnfen.
9p9 benz @uten, Ser nit GtrGlben
Gplet Dem 9pduneSruf bet Giinbe,
Sttb mill 1einen 9urit er lD16en =
Stets ipillfommen trift'ee @riinbe.
Gin bo9eIegantes @eI9enf gebt JUS
in Gorn1 zines 4alenbers brn Der obigen
beribmten Msin. Girma gu.
I'm ben gebiegenen Subalt beg brils
liant a%usgeftatteten Bi9leins au tenn>
5eibnen, baben mir ben barin mitge>
tbetlten Spru@. Der (i1 aua &ielenfaB
Wo. ~ Der &elereien Der Jirma be-
finbet> on bic Spibe bieier 3eilen ses
ieBt.
Ser &alenber entbdlt tbrigens cine
gar3e Nn3abl gum 9rinten nbtbigenber
uno bas Sriuten re6tfertisenber 6inn>
fprti9e, tuas nun eisentli9 BEL Der Dor,
5lieli9teit Der 0efte,'iden Weine iibers
Hh1ig erf@eineu oiirfte, banbelte es f16
beim &aleaber ni4t baum, cine Mrt
Weins 2iteratur auiammen3ufelen.
Die Slahratioasn beg bibi fen Wert>
9ens ftnb auBerorbenili9 gei9madDoq
unb lebeabig. Sic 9eben neben &ellers
Inf@ten Rnnige 8ilber aus benz Wins
3er,2eben ber 2dnber feuriger Meine,
fur tpel6e Iebteren bic Girma ein gana
be|nnberes &enommes bat.
Wie Maes, nos 6ofmann, 9efter &
60. liefern, Oor3tslt6 1T, iei es nun
Rotb-, @eiBs@ BEN @bcmpagner, Sos
toper, itaIienii9er ober ungariiber
Weiu. 10 1T aud ber Galenber has
tuafDOufe 8a6lsin bieIer Nrt, bas uns
a%ugegengen 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-12
@runbetsentbmms : llebertrasanseu.

.
Nrel @eerideibt ON 6. u. Stieren.
3wei @runbFiide In Meeri@sibts Sub
%6ibifcn, $4,000.
Mrel Meeri9eiot an gaul Meer.
f@eibt, awei Grunbfiide in Meerf@eiots
Gubbibifon, $4,000.
q. unb s. Griebri9 an u. 2etpD,
@runbftid an San pebrO Mpenue,
$1,000.
Sobn 6barer on Mi9aeI 8oIb iun.,
@runbftiid an @rosbp. StraBe. $500.
8. 8brner on u. unb g. Meer.
i@eibt, @runbiad an Sbabo > StraBe,
$430.
g. 6eimarnt on Gs. 2erble, babies
Snterefe an 6 @runbfaden an Seras
Nuenue, $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-12
gteQeaein6.

Gin n1rmader nit bolfdnbisem
Werf3eug fudt @telung. Na@3ufra,
gen in Der Office Der nGreieu prsKs."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-12

Deisbs keineH Rd&fen ais bid fslba," unb nern e-
stneH i9Linsrssn Snltsn. tet, rattle tkm, sins 8Iai&e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-12
8ewaKerans Observation-Disclosures


WaRer.-fo beibt es in einem Nrti>
Tel bes' Idertau. Blattes vNebrasfa
6arm@, 1T ems Der bilieften unb
tuirtfamfen 8efru6tunss > Mittel, unb
es III baber niGt 81 bstDunoern, baB
bic SSbee, ba1eIbe perbe bsim Nderbau
Der 3utunft cine bebeutenbe 8oue fpies
len. INNER mebr an Boben getuinnt. 8
@inen re9t in Die Nugeu folenbet
Beleg befur, BON pel9 bobem We,tbe
Die tiuflide BewdferuHg lit. giibt Elm
Experiment, bas elm 6nrmtr in 6it9s
cod, Safota, i'm lesten Sabre engeFelt
tat.
gr aog auf bemieIben GeIoe Wei3en
nit uab obne 8ewdherung unb bear'
beitete i'm nit elsidsr Gor9falt. 0as
0anb mar s Sabre bintereinanber NIT
Mei1en beitelt eefpeien, uno Der Doben
mar in 6oIge beffen febr ousgeiogen, 10
baB elm GROCER @rtrag ni9t ertpartet
werbea tonnte. Die Soften far 6as
Stld 3un6, pel@es bemdfert tpurbe,
ftelten f9 auf $40 per Mfer. unb tbr
grnteertrdg auf % BuibeI. Nuf benz
GtRde, mel9es unbemdfert blieb, be-
Iiefen fi@ bic Roften auf 1925 uab ber
grtrag auf A 8uibel.
Der bur6 tinili6e 8epdRerung Be-.
frudteie Boben lteferte Weiaeri, Der aIs:
n6rbliG batter 80. l flafRf5irt tpurbe,
Der unbemdhsrt eebliebsne f@le9tgra.
bieen =; Der @sIaertras beg ELDERS auf
benz bep0Ksrten Slide betrug 9.55,
ouf benz, wsl6en feline 8efru9tung
burd Wafsr ;u SBeil getporben mar,
81. S.. ginen 8ufbeI Wei3en 80 aiehen,
tofete auF bemdfertem 2anbe iomit rur
80 Gents, mdbrenb c. auf unbepdHets
tenn so. IS 3u fsbsn fam.
Wi6t bios IN Ben fO3emanntsn ,Dirs
re" : Difriften mirb i9Iiebli9 bic
ftnftli9e 8endHerune olsemeirl 3ut
anmenoung fOmmen, figt bas Blatt
bin3u. ionbern LIBERAL. no fe ber3u,
ife1en if, aus BEN boppeIter @runbe,
tpeil fe ben reiGffen grnteertrag fi@ert,
uub ben Garmer bon Der lngunf bsr
Witteruag ~unabbdusis ma@t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-12
San @ntouio, 8. Sauuar 1891.
NDti5 fiir gtemersabler !
Office beg Steherfoaeftors,
Sun Mntpnio. Seras.

Ser unter3ei9nete ma@t bierbur9
befannt, baB bic Staats> unb Gounin,
Nbs8alorem unb &opfteuern iebt f6llig
uno 3or ober am 81. December 1890
5ablbar itnb.
Sofe@affionc,
Steuerfoqettor fur 8erar @ountp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-12
Can Mntonio, Seras.

Se@m seaGen.
@r beauRf9hsn fbf iees Department unFss @e9afs unb Dbnea temfdben uahY
sme 3t.
8r absrbodbeuen gMnanb! Sir faeen snau, beIaen B9fb ias Snfrumuut bat
Wr bhenb Die Snfrumnnte fat aMr berDwraaenben GMmkn prdbrt m nr bic Mosa.
turemS erentgen bebaten, mdde mir fir bic been bhen.
VISIT baMnt in unfam @efbdh mbr &aptI anedet os ae gHuffaien SGnbGr in 3ras
aWammen9enonhens uab ba nr fur baar faufen, 70 rtaHen mir bic nkbrsfn @rHe
@r eaenOu G@utd, maSse @rdf, CUTE gBaare mb 2lbGaGtat unIeen Gunben paen.
ur eth e1uSetdes nnb fabiks gefbaf auf@baut unb paoa anka @nnJpim beb6aIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-12

SIM Dalle bon sfrantbeit ODER
nneIad sepabren nit Fets
Idnsere 3ei. Dit 91ppibsfen.
Noten lam biz nidt sef9ebeu.
Sir braudtn unfsre @oten
unb Giderbeiter Hiat an Ban<
Tiers o6er GelDrsrletber Az
trapsferiten. pm nit Dem @elc
unfrr @efdafi reiie,3ufibren.
Sir brauden nidt bobe
Yreife an beredsnen fur 81.
f%trumenie, ipslde mir duf Seii
bertanfen, un, bic 8infen ar
8orfdIHs berans3mf9Iassn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-12

1etratbsfdJsime.
Grant GeIsit unb Griba Sssler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-12

peubhS fb.
entns 9s aEM n Eae ale ghsnssnz Ddds asnHmmenh bon uns rauha
Deaen, Da9e n VmG1pm anfre@t Febeuon Nianrs nit allen ueueasn 8abeReruuqen moo
Smn sssRsmB ass la tsanea l Dtb srF@sn, oak oYss5 bisdbn Idnsf an her Pbe aIr IN.
%see as sMs IT, mp q. a inter hes hes Zones bematsas ss9S9t parbsn, raj fl, lille anOeua aMr
.l 9r NO Staat-4snien fit sSebes etsnpab & eons, ana5e gbttnis & Cons, Ma.
gulga nmo ) P. pale b 10 Etanos, NIB NaHn 3 SamHu, ub 3ubal Oradn
mt sa g aMa s s9s sS 3 ION p oYsr, bic fpsaa fr m ansskrast peneu Ds5 zine Der.
aueH ut M M 30 20, D Mes aaaosef r $780,. Oas Setperf 6ir Srgsn lit fdr f5on, uD be
5rnste mi bic auaItatsn lafea nits gu minI4n abs.
gn fMen mmrM boetak> mo GaaA' 9anbl ale Soten bon muFmIIbcn 5nfruneuhu,
ebenfo Muffin 8lahrn, 8dnben, 8idga fit aae SnErunnts.
liners orrab in NMtn 1T Der a5Be TN Gnben.
Br fenoea anf appIfahnn Gaabse no YrdsHRa ron gionos. SrmIns SRuGfnufh.u
SaFramenet "uPaa'ea, Npena . Il" nao beantnorten prompt ale breatben aafasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-12

Wir berfaufen 9ianoB unb
Srseln 10 nieoris sesen baar
ODER anf 10 leidte 3ablungen
btu nts irssnb elm Saus i'm
NotSen ODER Sibcn.
Nir poaen tetne Noten oter
Si3erheit, tpsnn mir %ianoS
ODER Orseln Serfaufen. @ir
referbiren uns baS anre9t auf
bas S%nfrument.
Noten fonnen IeiGt britten
Rerfonen iibertrasen perben,
Del4e Die Ginl0iun berielben
er.fpitdeff.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-12

= gs eibt 9sate, bic Dor Iauter Sc.
banten ni9t gum Senten fommen.
Evening journal., 1891-04-10
aAlE1Y alal 5 aaeEren-

I've Thousand Men witnesses Their
Opening Performance - The Posters
Siisrepresent rhem.
The biggest audience that has ever
been in the Academy Of Music assembled
there last evening TO witness the open
ing performance OF the London 9aiety
Girls. Soon after the doors were opened
the rush began and il took the ug.ited
efforts Of two police officers to keep the
crowd in check while the tickets were
examined The rush continued for over
an hour and when the curtain arose every
seat IN the house was occupied and the
only available standing room was in the
SKY" gallery. where even there only o
few vacant aisles could be seen There
was not woman IN the audience.
The program as rendered was an
excellent one, but the entertainment was
not what The masculine assemblage had
so eagerly expected. There was no
Objectionable feature and the perform
ance was clsan throughout Tire work
Of Miss Lida Gardner, who is undoubtedly
the star Of the company, was veg good
She filled many diflicnlt roles ia the first
part and her Interpretation Of them was
well received
Misses Connie Leslie, Lilly Vedder and
Ray Marion were loudly applnuded as the
gaiety dancers Tho exhibition Of Mpson
4 Titus, original shadovgraphers, was
exceptionally fne. The entertainment
concluded with fairy burlesque" en-
Titled Princess Bright Eyes, 10 which
that noble person is abducted and after
wards rescued,
The entertainment widely contrastea
with the poor and unnatural examples of
female nudity that its bills show The
posters, however. drew the large ali
aagar crowd. which evidently expected
to see the grotesque representations de-
pioted 70 the letter la this, however
they were disappointed, as no such
representations we're made, this 70 The
extreme disgust Of a large part Of The
audience Over 2, 200 men witnessed the
performance.
Evening journal., 1891-04-10

This seasons rovelty d
novelties is the woven plat
Camels hair yelling. Have
you seen it2 1t has the effect
Of machine plating without the
quantity and weight of material,
the appearance of sewed plat.
ing minus the danger of rip.
ping-with larger economy
than either.
There are six shades be.
sides cream-white and black,
at SIS, for a full dress pattern.
1t is one Of the curios of the
seasons Dress Goods.
We have gloried in Glorlosa
for four years AT first we
had it all to ourselves and still
have the lead for quantities and
colors. It's welcome is endur
ing, and the many buyers keep
the stock SO much upon the
counters that the surrounding
light almost glistens with the
sheen Of the htful colorings
All suggestions Of blue, from
steel TO navy, and other novel
tintS that are hints Of a cata
logue Of precious stones. 81 60
and $I75.
The sister stuff is Lans.
downe-at the top Of the tex
tile peerage. The long line of
colors are all genuine Lans.
downe under the protection Of
the honest trademark of the
local maker. SO like Gloriosa,
the threads Of silk and Of wool
seem almost identical-the
weights are similar, but the ap.
pearance and the uses quite
distinct. You'd hardly wear
LanSdowne for travelling OF
Gloriosa for full dress-but you
could reverse them with pro.
priety. The only full stock oi
genuine Lansdowne is here.
$I.25.
Mohairs at so, 65, z5c anc
81; all the new shades 4c
inches. Their time is coming
but you should see them II
the fullness of the opening sea
son.
The promised fair weather
IS approaching. Here and there
a bud or a blossom, soon ths
olue-birds and the robins, anc
with them the JOY of Spring
It's time to buy Dresses.
! Perhaps you have a longirg g
Evening journal., 1891-04-10
mANAmnnre. &


for a piece of made. to-order
Furniture, but hesitate lest the
result may not be satisfactory.
Then look through our acres Of
Furniture samples. It's a ready
made stock of made to order
quality. Not a few of the de
signs are original here and he d
exclusively for our trade. The
exquisite examples of French
art reproduced ia this country
show to what dainty perfection
the Furniture business has been
brought here. Our Furniture
store is like an Exposition.
T ird floor.
john WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1891-04-10

thing FIRST Ia answer to
he arguments OF H. c. Turner and
Patrick Neary9 As a matter Of fact
saysrd. Gray, Woleott and Robinson al
recommended county reform during the
laie canvass wien this same bill was the
only ccgnate proposition Of reform before
be people It has their approval now.
Meantime when the Republicans put up
TWO, or dozen men, who can overthrow
he arguments Of Turner and
Nesry, the Democrats will be prepared to
sse them" and 20 better without limit
Whatever else may be said Of Turner
and Neary nobody has ever said that they
do not talk sense when they appear IN
public, and with all their pretentious
olethora Of plaintive piety spruanoe
Hastings and Bird did not answer the ar
guments made byTurner and Neary They
merely begged to be kept in Office They
did en- absurd thing in a humiliating
manner Shall we call out men OF
national reputation to controyert the
blatent busIssque Of Hastings. ths
nimble nonsense Of Bird, the specious
sanetimony Of sprusnce 1t is insulting
to the Legislators 20 assert that "Please
keep as in Office; please allow us our
salaries. are arguments that need
answers Trey answer themselves
Evening journal., 1891-04-10
ITEMS or INTEREST

WHAT do you mean by saying that Il
Is sad so aud SO should die AZ the bapin.
ing Of his career2' 'He aid die AZ tbe
beginning Of his career. didn't beYn
That's what / want to find out How
much Of career did be have after ~
ds'-New York Sun.
THE popularity which Hoods Sarsa-
parilla has gained as a spring medicine IA
wonderful. 10 possesses Just thoss ele.
ments OF health giving, blood purifying
ana appetite restoring which everybodv
seems to need at this season. Be s1re n
get Hoods Sarssparilla.
ARIADNE-"W Well, Penelope. did Won
60 over to the Greek play at New
davenG' Penelope" Il was
horrible. Absolutely no attention VS. VS.
paid TO the circumfexes by the PLAYERS
and as for the aspirates. they were woe
FULLY misplaced. However, what could
you eXpectf New Haven is not Cam
bridge. New York Sun.
DR.. DE HARDT's Pennyroyal Pills are
the only genuine pennyroyal pills made.
At druggists and by mail. 81, Office, 2Os
n. 9th St., Phila. Ladies beware Of
limitations.
"MA chere. whispered the suavf
Frenchman to the pretty country lass.
I'm not Jour share either, she snapped
I'm Timothy Hayseed's, and don't YOU
forget it. Washington Star.
Ross has removed from 1f6 Market
street to his new store, 210 Market street
With a large stock Of latest styles OF
Hats, White Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery.
Underwear and Notions at the lowest
'ity prices. Money returned if goods
re not satisfactory.
JUDGE-"Boy do you understand the
cature of sn oath2" Juveline Witness
"fesr. It's human nature, reckon. -
Chicago Tribune.
Evening journal., 1891-04-10

THR Morning News quotes approvingly
the New York Evening Posts praise Of
Edmunds thus:
He justified these anticipstions nv ba
coming on the whole the best OF our law
snakers-ablo, honest, industrious. the
deadly foe Of jobs the watchful critic 81
doubtful measures, the careful framer az
statutes With IL an be manifested that
dignity which not only tradition but also
proprlety demands ia a senator ana
thus, IN appearance as well as ia fact
was figure whom one could with pride
poirt out to foreign observer a. the
leading member Of our highest legislative
body.
Edmunds is the man who said Of tha,
great Republican idol, Blaine. severy
time we Thurman and Edmundsl at
tempt to bring these land robbers CtLs
Pacific railway ''to the bar Of Justice
the Senator from Maine a,pears from be
hind the breastworks to defend them 2
Edmunds too is the man who refused Il
defen1 or give his honest hand to IN.
present Secretary OF State. This is one
Republicans comment on another Repnh
iican. One is retiring from q political
cess-p poll where Quay predominates; n.
other Is with Wanamaker, Reed. Harrl
son aud Raum, the chief beneficiary ano
promoter.
Evening journal., 1891-04-10

CANDoR is strengths candor compells
ms to acknowledge that the Republicans
not only here, but all over the South
where they debauch the negro vote. the
entire fight Of the honest and patriotic
citizens is to get and keep the Rspnbn
cans out The News says:
Both ef our afternoon Democratic
newspapers fghi shy Of the proposition
frankly laid down on Wednesday by the
EVENING Journal. that getting the
Republicans out" is,an essential element
OF the Levy Court reform which the
General Assembly Is NOW being strenu
ously urged to bestow upon New Castle
county.
The EVENING JOURNAL does not feht
shy Of the plaintive wall Of the Repub-
lieans, "Oh, please keep us in We
say that we are sorry that the Republl
cans have no higher idea Of politics III
the South than that Of buying, bribing
paying taxes for and otherwise debauch-
ing the negro and then cringing and beg
ging that a Democratic Legislature win
not msks reforms promised and deter
mined upon two years ago, because they
wish to draw salaries.
Evening journal., 1891-04-10
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The Waverly Dramatic Company Of
Philadelphia presented THE Buzzards'
and "The Spectre Bridegroom" at the
Grand Opera House last evening for the
benefit Of the Roman Catholic Mission al
Port Deposit.
The musical extravaganza. "The
Corsair, will b. the attraction this
evening b j. Rice always pro.
vldes strong companies and complete
accessories for his productions a.a
bright performances will be given
There are ten scenes. and all Of them are
gorgeous and brilliantly effective in
combinations and colors The notable
scenes are the slave bazaar, the pirate
grotto, the garden Of the Pashs. Con
RAIDS ship, the Rover Of the Seas" the
harem, Stamboul by Moonlight. ana The
finale transformation scene, the Palace
Of Pearl 2
The McGibeny Family viii appear to
morrow afternoon and evening ia a mu-
sical program
It Is with great pleasure that we
announce that the Pauline Hall Opera
Company will sing the new and success
ful opera "Amorita" next Monday
evening. It will be produced III all the
magnifcencs used in its PHILADELPHIA
engagement which was 30 much praised
by the public and the critics
Evening journal., 1891-04-10

THE Methodist clergy would not re-
csive the votes Of fair women in New
York, but the politicians Of Kansas
hsuled oolored women to the polls in
carriages Women are good enough for
politics and too good for religion.
Evening journal., 1891-04-10

THE Daily Herssy is troubled with
Stiffness for lack Of sense. II praises
the Mckinley protective tariff bin be
cause It removed the duty from sugar
put It on the free list
Evening journal., 1891-04-10

SoMg Of Weeds friends think If he did
not write that letter that he ought to
have written IT, Those letters that
Hever came and that were not written, are
inconveuient But ell the same the
boys Of Clinton win continue to do
some positive thinking.
Evening journal., 1891-04-10

The wall Of the Morning News that
Bsyard, Gray. Wolcott aud Robinson
should appear n public to dignity b,
eontroverting the silly twaddle
Hastings and SPruance. and the inter
esting speciousuess Of Levi G. Bird /,
opposition to the Five Commissioner,
bill is pathetic We sincerely commIser-
ate the News and the Republicans, bu
wky cannot those great guns
the Republican party say som, =