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Evening journal., 1891-05-12

II seems singular, TO say the least
Snat Mr.. Blaine should always have an
attack OF something, sun.stroke or
should write letter to personal friend
which falls into the hands Of the public
press Just at the particular time when a
xival candidate for the Presidency is en-.
9oying too much public notice Mr.
blaine's attack Of indigestion NAV bs
real but In the light of his many preyl-
Gus attacks Of something we view Il
more with amused suspicion than with
alarm.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12
WANAMAKER'g

bleness of the arrangement
will be instantly apparent. So
and upwards.
An Awning of the ordinary
KIND and size put up complete
for SAYS.
Awning Stripes by the yard,
IS to so cents.
Second floor, Thirteenth street side.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

LIFE is too short to waste in hunting
down and ccntradlcting the malicious
mendacity Of the Every Evening con
corning Democrats; we desire to say by
way Of general denial, that 1t is the re-
suit Of general and lamentable editorial
Incompetence and unmanly and offensive
personal spite. Il should be ignored
because OF the imbecllity Of It's author or
pardoned because OF his insanity
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

WHAT fall thsre would hare been II
Chief Swiggett had stood for the nomi
nation Of mayor. He was too heavy 4
weight for popular man like BaynRrd
80 carry. Is there any indication that The
average Republican voter cares for
popularity, respectabIlity or good
'eharacteri The evidence goes to show
chat the potent influences Of the primary
were money, whisksy. besr, Addlcks and
Bach mixed, well-shaken and taken
in quantities to suit
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

THE wonderfully large accumulation
Of coin on deposit in various banks In
Europe to the credit OF the Russian
Government has raised the grave suspi-
eion that Russia Is preparing Tor the
Impending war. Bismarck said that the
hrst battle Of the next great European
war would be fought in the bourse. II
seems as Il the Gar OF all the RussIas
believes that to be true and is gathering
and outstanding strength for the great
struggle.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

Thomas F. Bayard, will address the
citizens, stating the Democratic position
in the coming campaign The Every Even.
log Is mot in it. 1t has deemed Ii neoes
ssrY, in fact, to declare that it was not
"a Democratic organ. That is as neces-
sary rs 1t would be for the devil to
declare that he is not Christian.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

THE number Of Americans in Italy has
decreased that is not so important or 50
much desired as that the number OF
Italians In America should decrease. Il
would be well If the murderers would
take that gentle hint at New Orleans and
keep away without further and more
emphatic invitation. Il seems that any
reasonable murderer could understand
shat hint.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

Ross has reno sed from 116 Market
street to bis new store, 210 Market street.
with a large stock of lates. STYLES az
Hats, White Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery.
Underwear and Notions at the lowest
city prices. Money returned if goods
are not satisfactory.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

The Tar and the Tartar is the title OF
a new opera. with Digby Bell, Hubert
Wilke, Helen Bertram and Annie
Myers in the cast. The critics say that
lt may net suit New York, but It will
have brilliant run on the road, which
means. perhaps that 1t is quite leggy.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

A NEGRO soldier in the Ninth (colored)
United States Cavalry stationed at Lar
sing Kansas, has emulated Jim the
Fenman by forging bank draft for
$50 900 and paper granting his own
release.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

SuAwAY-'Is this Miss Scadds yor
speak OF boautiful2" Hunker-"Isn'
she beautiful Why sir, ] never saw !
car 50 crowded that she couldn't get /
seat In It. New York Sun.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

THE Every Evening has undertaken
'Sne task Of separating the city ticket for
ene ap0roaehing municipal election from
Speaker Donahoe We infer from this
That It regards Mr.. Donahoe's career IN
and out OF the State Senate as not a win
@aag card TO present TO the voters al
wilmington Morning News,
me Democratic party Ia not response
ble for the stiffness, the crauki,,sss or
the vindictive virulsnce OF the Every
Evening. AS notice in this papsr
states those distinguished citizeus-ita
recognized leaders Ia al NH
lie movements ia Delaware-seastor
George Gray, Hon Charles 3. Lore euo
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

SocELEsssSIMPsoH says he has learned
good deal Of interest to him during his
Eestern trip" the people Of the East
have learned nothing to interest them in
him, however
Evening journal., 1891-05-12
Great. Invention.

Professor We'll. No. S05 Market street
mas ma been recently awarded a patent for
Eye Glasses, which seem to be the best
ever known. Call and see for yourself and
nave your eyes examined free and get a
pair Of his glasses.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

DR. MoRaAN exposed the hypocrisy Of
Or. shortlidge very neatly at the meet
lng Of tho School Board last night. The
1ate candidate for mayer has been posing
ae the friend OF the negroes at negro
political meetings, but he has postponed
she efforts to establish q manual training
department in the negro school on one
plea or another until his duplicIty has
finally been exposed.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12
COME TO
HEA1D a. cos
SALE OF 18th.

Some Of the finest lots in the city will
be sold Sixth and Rodney-two lots
command an unsurpassed view of the
city. No finer residence lots to be offered
at public sale. Those Second and Lincoln
street lots, adjacent to
TWO ELECTRIC CAR LINES.
Are now ready for building operation
Those on Rodney street between Lover
Ing and Shsllcross avenues,
ADJOINING THE CITY PARK.
Are beautifully located and will be
PosITIvEEY SOLD.
A rare chance for builders and inves
tors. Examine same before sale. See
large posters for terms, etc.
Hack will leave Seventh and Market
streets at 2.45 p m.
EALD g. co.
Seventh and Market Streets.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

The corner stone OF the new olivst
Presbyterian Church at Fourth ana
broome streets will be laid at s o'clock
this evening The order OF exercises
will be as follows: Hymn, Invocation.
scripture, reading articles In stone: Al :
dress, What Mean Ye BY These stonesf'
by the pastor. Raw. George e Thompson
laying cf corner stone; brief addresses.
six minutes esch, as Follows
The Advantage OF Church IN a
Community" by Rev q. NJ Hickman
The Church as the Advance Guard OF
Civilization. Rev. A N. Keigwin. mTba
Child and the Church !" w. k. Crosby !.
what Presbyterianism Has Done for
the World, Rev. L. Marks, d. d. "Tbe
RelAtive Growth OF Churches with the
Population OF Wilmington" Rev
William P. Swar,z; "The Church as the
Best Police Force in City. .
Rev w, L. McEwan hymn; bensdictior.
The following articles win te placed IN
the corner sione A copy Of each of the
daily papers, g list Of the former pastors
name Of present pastor, names of the
session. Of the Board OF Trustees and the
Building COMMITTEE, twenty third
annual report OF the Wilmington In
stitute. new dollar Of the present year.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

II the Vatican really wants damages
for the dynamite explosions it would be
well not to pursue the course with Rudinl
shat he tried with the United States.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

THE chase OF the Itata hiss begun, bnt
we fear it is more Of chase for votes in
che Republican Convention than TO
sapture the Itsta. 1t may not result in
mither
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

DON'T feel well, " and yet you are not
sick enough to consult a doctor-ws will
tell you just what you need. It is
HOODS Sarsaparills, which will lift you
out of that uncertain, uncomfortable
dangerous condition, into state of good
health, confidence and cheerfulness,
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

for his ability or character that he can
afford to abuse respectable citizens.
especially Democrats, whose favor has
given u Q Every Evening It's living.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

YES. he died natural death. He
inst went from one sleep into another
siii ne fell into the last sleep" What
was deceased's oscupation?7 He was q
policeman. Epoch.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12
ITEMS OF INTEREST

MAGISTRATE severely - why did
you drive through the crowded thorough.
fares at the rate Of fifteen miles an hour?
Dc you think that the streets belong to
youY Culprit Earnestly protesting)-
But. your honor, drive beer wagon i"
New York Sun.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

A girl Ia Kentucky has recovered $500
damages from steamboat company for
naming boat after her without ssl,iup
her permission. and they must rename
the boat She took offsnse az a marine
item stating that "Kittie Marshall took
the lower chute aud ran her nose into 4
plsutaticn. Detroit Free Press.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

AS President Harrison approaches the
region Of the triumph OF the farm mort
gage be sings smaller and less frequently.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12
Tho People Indebted Co the Democratic
Party.
Georgetown Dem ocrnt

After the Wholesale corruption at the
polls that have characterized the cleo
lions OF late years, it will be great
RELIEF TO honest men Of all parties TO
know that there Is law upon our stat
ute books for the prevention of such
gross peryerslon Of the will OF the people.
10 the Democratic party will the people
Dc indebted for the passage Of such law
ana another reason will be added for the
rstention Of that party In power.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

d. P. Brennan invites his friends and
the public to his grand opening on Tues
day, May l2th, at 800 aud 800 Eas,
Fourth street
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

The Wilmington Wheel Club will give
q lne exhibition of track racing al
Wawaset Driving Park, Saturday, NAV
10. Races will commence as 2.30 o'clock.
sharp.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12
STORIES OF The DAY.
TheY want tho 'Evenlnr Journal

They Want the Evening Journal
What Is the matter with the Every
EVENT. gT asked q puzzled newsboy III
TIE EVENING JOURNAL oili e last night
Every body Is stopping Il an taking
the JOURNAL The cranky old thing has
an Acute attack Of general debility aud Is
rapidly approaching fual dissolution.
Anybody can see what Is the matter by
glancing at its local AMI editorial pages.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

SHoRTLIDeR LED on whIsksy, but Will
ley led on votes and -.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

SAyIIR is sick, but Bach and the
News are well enough to exchange
mutual snsrls"
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

of the most prominent spots in
the store. Plenty of light and
such an assortment as no 9TH
er store in America can show.
But mere quantity isn'twhat
we make most account of. If
you get black Dress Stuffs at
Wanamaker's you can kno0o
that the quality is right, and
the color, and the price. Rusty
blacks are a nuisance. Some
makers have knack for do
ing black Dress Goods as they
should be. They are the ones
we get close to.
These are some of the sorts
you can see heaped on both
sides the long aisle:
silk and-wool-
Henrietta. 40 to az inch. Al to IS
CsmePs Hair, AZ to "A inch, 81 so to
SO
Drsp de Alma 40 inch. 81 s5 to az
Charlotte, AZ inches, 81 to 90
Tamise, 40 inch, &l to SO
Lansdowne, 40 inch, 81 25
Glorioss, A inch, 81 25
Gloriosa AZ inch, 81 so
Grape Cloth, AZ inch, 81 to 81 25
Grape Japon, AZ to As inch. So 80 to "a
Poplin, "a inch, So 90 to SO so
Broche Henrietta, AZ inch, 81 rs
Striped Henrietta, AZ inch, 81 rs
Atwood
Henrietta, 38 inch, 75e to 81
Cashmere. SS to "A inch, SOC to 81 so
Merino, 3S to A inch, 72c to 81 rs
Drap de Alma, 40 inch, 75c to 81
Cancels Hair, 40 to 4s inch, 81 to "a
Serge, 80 to 40 inch, SOC to 81 %
Serge, as inch, 81 to 81 25
Electoral, 40 inch, 81 %
surah Twills, 40 to ~ inch, 81 to
Imperial Serge, 40 inch, SOC 60 81
Mourning cloth, 40 to AZ inch, S5s to
81 %
Diagonal, 40 inch, $125
Reps Super, 40 inch, 81
Brosdcloth, 90 to "a inch, zoe to
90
MohRir, Al to 45 inch, SOC to 81
All-wool thin goods
Mousseline. Al inch, 65e to 81 25
Challis, SO inch, 500
Challis, 40 to 40 inch, 65e to az
Carmelite, 40 inch, 81 25
Nuns Yelling, SS to "A inch, SOC to
81 25
Cancels Hair Grenadine, 40 inch. zoe
to 81 80
Batiste, SO to 40 inch, soc to 81 25
Albatross, 90 to 40 inch, SOC TO 81
All silk, open mesh, % inch, zoe to
AlI.silk, twisted, % inch, 81 90 to
Silk-and-wool. iron frame % inch.
SOC TO 81 90
Silk-snd wool, iron frame, IA inch.
SIPS
All wool, 9s to AZ inch, zoe to 81 is
Camels Hair, with hemstitched
stripe, 40 to AS inch, 81 rs to 81 so |
Grape de Chine
All silk, % inch, 81 25 70 &c so
All silk. 40 inch, "a to &c
Northwest Of centre
a Bicycle is the sort of a
horse that don't eat his head |
oil. You can get one here of
any breed,pony to racing thor
oughbred. Pet, $40; Junior,
SIS, and then by maybe doz-
en- steps up to a Victor Safety |
1t $I35.
Basement, Market street side
SO 9tBerent Kinds Of Tennis
RaeketS. All the leading makes
and enough of each pattern to
let you pick precisely the one
hat balances best in your
hand: A. G. Spalding & Bros,
Peck & Snyder, Wright & Dit.
ION, and the "Wanamaker
Special" ($1 to So the equal
If any make costing a third
more.
basement, northeast corner.
Think of an Awning that
huts out the sun and heLbS cut
he hot air. Where were the
Awning peoples wits that they
Iidn hit on the idea before?
They say it will reduce the
emrerature Of a Summer-hot
nnm from 9 70 u dnnrnnc g.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12
wilminstoa OIsarlnx House

The exchanges of the Wilmington banks
~ the clearing house TO dsy we're: Total,
tloO, 10l OIL oAlAacs f22. 976 IA.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12
Yes, Probably Governor RsynoIdais
Republican.
odessa Herald.

V3IFHHH HtTNTWs
Inc Democrats are provoked and the
Republicans jubilant over the blunder
Hovernor REYNOLDS made In tho appoint.
ment of John 7. Dickey Of Wilmington.
to. the office Of couDty treasurer Ths
appointment Is not in accord with the
spirit Of reform as expressed in the text
OF the Five Commissioner bill. 1t calls for a
man to fill the Office whose past life is IN.
tainted with the smell Of corrupt politics
But this provision has been disreparded
and the appointment is a direct approy Al
Of hossism and political roosterlsm II
" stunning blow to the already totter-
lug ranks Of Democracy, and nothing
could DO more helpful toward an over
whelming Republican majority at the
next gubernatorial election.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12

The Equitable Life" holds larger
surplus, writes larger annual business
has larger amount OF insurance h force
aud pays larger dividend than anv
other company in the world.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12
Governor Reynolds DID ths Rest he
Gould.

NeWafE Ledger.
The appointments do not meet with
universal favor. There is complaint
against Dickey because be 10 "ripgster )
What other man wanted the position,
This man was recommended TO the gov
ernor and there is nothing serious
against BIN, the consequences must either
% Tor the good OF the party or against II.
me Hppointees have but eighteen months
so serve. and at the end. the people
can speak, either condemning the action
OF the governor or by supporting the
the party nominees, favor the appoint
ments. We believe Governor REYNOLDS
acted for the best In making the an
pointments, aud he tried to do the best
he could. The matter will recsive the
full share OF talk. and then we shall pull
together and elect our ticket when the
time arrives
Evening journal., 1891-05-12
wANAraKER,s.


PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday May l9, 1881.
lite aOeatAer to-day as IaksEy
to be clear.
Evening journal., 1891-05-12
NEWSPAPER OPINION.
condemns MongreI Mug, Eoderses
hickey.

Condemns MongrsI Mag, Endorses
hickey.
Middletown Transcript.
In the case OF Mr. Dickey's, circum-
stances are somewhat different. BE has
secured the enmity Of certain persons
VINO have found him unwilling to sub
NIT TO dictation, and these persons are
now threatening the party with all kinda
81 punishment, because the governor
mas appointed 2an who was backed bv
more letters and more personal recon
nendAtions than any other candidate.
me Governor had asked these very men
VINO now object, for a candidate who
would meet their wishes, but they pre-
sented none and made no effort TO pre-
vent the appointment OF Mr. Dickey as
tney held their peace 20 carefully before
Ine appointment they should do 80 now
me every Evening has done everything
Within the scope of its limited power TO
belittle Mr.. Dickey and humiliate
the governor, but it is known TO
De conducted in such way
as to render impossible the expression OF
an honest and fearless opiuion of pablic
measures. Some years since the Every
Evening bounded out of Wilmington a
lot Of gamblers to the great advantage Of
the city tho next proceeding was to ask
the Levy Court TO pay 81, 600 for the
job; this the Levy Court very
properly refused to do and ever
since that day the Every Evening
has prosecuted every man who was IN
any way connected with that refusal to
pay, with public funds, for work done
for advertising purposes We endorse
the ~ pointment of Mr.. Dickey and
believe that he will apply to the duties
Of his Office, that measure Of honesty
and justice which he Is known to apply
to the conduct OF his private business
Evening journal., 1891-05-12
EXCURSIONS.


THE NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
FERRY COMPANY.
IN AND THE SALEM
5AAMlr-AA AND PHILADEL
ssss.s PHtA NAVIGATION
-=.zss=ss=s=ss COMPANY.
Arrange for your Atlantic City excursions
via Pennsgroye and Woodbury. Shortest
route. Quickest time. Lowest fare
Commencing about June |, steamers will
run between WI mington and Pennsgrove,
connecting by train for Atlantic City; also
between Wilmington, New Castle. Penns-
Inc steamers "Delawar-n and "Chv fstianaf
having been thoroughly overhauled and put
In first class order. will be ready 10 take ex-
curslons to any Of the above named places
and can be engaged for Moonlight Excursions
during the summer.
Churches, Sunday Schools Lodges and So
c1eties are invited to communicate with the
undersigned before arranging elsewhere for
their excursions.
Augustine Pier as an excursion ground is
Weli-known to the people Of Wilmington, and
has recently been much improved, and is now
IN We fine condition for summer excursion
business
a bicycle and trotting park has been added
TO It's former attractions
For dates for Atlantic City apply to the
undersigned, and for dates for Augustine
Pier apply to the undersigned, or y. Lord
proprietor, Port Penn, Del.
A. q. Mci husband, Superintendent
BOWNESS BRIGGS Genl Pass. gent,
100 Maryland Avenue.
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amerifantf1er &ut.or.

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gneliider 9pro in eiuem ameritani'
i6en 8alaiitpageu: v@drter, brinseu
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.9rebt ben SaTpf ab, unb brtnst nil
meine @drmfluide unb SuBbede!~
&n Der duBerfen @ren5e
r@ebt tueiter mad poru!A briiIlte Der
Gtrd6enbabnzG Onoucteur. vSd fam
ni9t!" rief Der pOrberite Mann, i'd
bab' in meiuem 9eben nod teiHen Saul
seritten."
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narr4, Sapa24 Wlr. ROrris: Gin
aprilnarr 1T elm @enid, Der i6On an
srten tparmeu Gage feline Binter'lln'
tertleiber able9t.1
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Der llnnuTiinobarteit Der 9aiden in ben
SraueutleiOern ribrt permutbli6 bon
sinem Manne ber, Der cine rei6e Sraa
sebeiratbet bat.
IS d. IeIe ba in ben 9eitun.
gen, @tbel, oaB Die Stulieuer iuubr.
i9einlid ibre @risssfIotte Su uns ent.
ienben tperbeu, Inn bic Ietu DrleanieI
2Dnder su beftrdfen." $50 bab' ed
aud seleien. 8as bdltit Du bauon?"
: rSOllen MIR ididtn, bic Staliener,
sic tueroeu bic S9iffe ni6t mebr 80
Ieben betOmmeu. 8ir baben cine
&riessIlutte piel su iebr n6tbis, I'm
ms cine 70 i96ue Sslesenb cit entssbeA
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nnS Siidclub "The Truthful" bat
fiirsli6 ein 8ettliisen peranifaltet. 0eH
Sreis erbielt baS Ritslieb 8ruiis
@aI, tpel6er ieineu 3ub6rern bic Sc
i9ibte uDH Sonas unb bem 8alfii@
10 erSdblte, als iei iie ihm ielbit psr
eiHiseH 9useu in &odatuap Bead paf
frt.
Ntrs. 9eab BenHpieratdei
ipiro BON ibrer tleiueH Ni9te um siueH
Gent eebeteu. yOu lie6erlides Mdo9eHl
8Or fnum brei 8O6eu bab' i'd Dir erH
einen ssssbeu. ST bas gauge @els
i9un beim GeufeG?!@
rSap,gop, id Mill nuu elm
nal ui6t in's gOlIes sebeu. Sd
babe Ubnebin idle9te Nusen. SD bin
idredlid tursiidtis. = -9u furSiid.
tis? 9dderli6% : sd mill oir's
slsi9 beIueiien. Siebit 6u ben RaseI
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nod ineeu polIte, Bridget: mir pfeseu
nm 8 llbr gu fribItideu~ - uBe1,
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uuisefunOen bin, 10 senieren Sic iid
nidt. sic brau9eu Hidt auf mid 80
uarten."
r@ie MOLTEN mir unierh
ilben Suusen nenHeu, Snrrp ?" - sd
Oente, WIacbstb. @r mOrbet uieiHeH
S6Inf."
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Sas mnre@te Rsseu.

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lett an Der 8erliner Gfaoemie beE
Riinfe tpirb ber ~8ultsSts." BON eiuem
5reun6e bes SeriturbeneH elm orplli'
ger 8or9nng erSdblt. Der Brpfeiior,
uelher Su ben ippblbabenoen &iinitlern
eeb6rte, beauftraste einen ibm beftenH'
Oeten Banfier nit Der Nnlase siHes
Rapitals. 9ieier lieb bic Gumms
,inem SausbeIiber uub beauftrdst'
Ieineu &aifenboteu, bem SrpfehOr baa
6pputbef,ubDfument 81 iiberbriHsen.
DieIer SRaiIenbote nun, elm bertuliid
sebauter Ntanu, iuelder als nnteroifi'
Iier i'm erIten @arOeresiment seoieni
bate, ipurbe, oa er bic Gniueiluns er
halten, uur benz BrOfeiiUr peri6nlid
bas Document Su iiberse6eH, in ben
attiaal sei9idt, tuo 0ti6ael aud un
bielem Mor9en elm mdnnlt9es gtu'
beu eriunrtete. s8arten sic elm tpeRis
unb 5ieben sic oerpeilen ben &od aus,A
panote er iid an ben @iusetreteneu.
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2i9t, elm MlOoell, ipel6es F6 i'm 60
film Noams Dor benz Siinbenfan bel
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beun eiseutlib ben &pd ausSiebeu?
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bate 10 beitimmt getlunsen, SaB Der an
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