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Evening journal., 1892-03-11

TnR eAgerness With which the Repuo-
llcans are padding the lists with repeat
ers and negro scRmps Of various de
grees is well illustrated by the case
Of Flynn, the lester.csrrier, who was
willing to swear to the competency OF
minor as a voter. The Republicans
seem to have no conscience and no shame
A short time ago a very respectable bust
ness man appeared before the tax
receiver, proposing to vouch for
two negroes whom little investigation
proved 60 be not the men he said they
we're. Con,idering how impossible 1t is
that there can be any honesty or any de-
cenoy in negro politics we are aslonlshed
that men who are other wise respectable
can have anything to do with IL. There
Is nothing but negro politics in the Re
publicanism Of Delaware.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11

When she called he was so delight 4
to meet the clever little actress that sAe
thought II favorable time and ash cd the
favor point blank. Mr. Bis "a was
90 charmed with his visitor .fas he sat
down and wrote letter 70 President
Harrison asking that reV. Mr. Brown
be appointed to the po' .ftaon. tits sur
missed that the letter. wsss delivered at the
White House tod ~ and II the appoint.
ment OF Ar. Jrown does not follow
quickly the energetic little woman will
move on she other Secretaries and Sens
frs
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
rha Weather.

Indications for the Middle States to
day: Clear. much colder weather will
prevail, with brisk to high northwest
aud westerly winds attaining gale force
of the coasts, proceeded by snow in
New England, temperature falling to
about 10 degrees Fahrenheit TO night ia
the Hudson and Delaware valleys. On
Saturday In both section clear, continued
cold weather will probably prevail, with
brisk to fresh uorthwes.erly winds and
on sunday fair to partly cloudy warmer
weather, followed by snow.
New York Herald Forecasts The
severe "cold wave" predicted two days
ago In .hese forscas to reach thiJ sec
tiou to-day will advance from the lake
region enthusiastically. The crest of
the high pressure area, from which the
"cold wave" results, now overlies MINI
esota with blrometric maximum Of
30 90 inches. A storm now forming on
the California coasts will advance
northeast over the Gulf Stream, acquir-
ING dangerous force The storm on the
New England coast is also dangerous to
AL cossswise chipping
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
FROM FIFTH AND KING SITS.

No bad times at south end corner Fifth and
King sire Is. We are busy all day long. NO
wonderl See the stock OF goods we offer and
look at cur prices. One New York salesman
saio that he never saw in New York store
hner class of goods. All Of the very best
bought for cash, we can offer them low for
cash. II the women prats' our White Lion
Fiourit Is superb;sample loaves are sent O us
from all paris Of the cry, and housekeepers 10
In raptures over It. Ask for the White Lion
Flour and take no other. We have cucumber
catsup Il is hne an verv appetizing; IL is
something new. We have jams In glass jars
for Is cents We have seedless prunes cheap.
We have the finest SPICES and tomatoes In
glass. Have you tried those pickles at cts. a
Jar. Have you tried our Worcestershire sauce
at 10 cts a ooftle; or one Of those lovely pitch
ers of jelly; To farmers: Have you tried our
butter salt; You knOw impure salt will not
Keep butter sweet. This sa is absolutely
pure. Y is cts. quart, made for dairy pur.
p0se only. Our sea salt IA for the BATH II
makee you beautiful. only cts. Our
tea Is excellent, II is the same tea. we keep
you whole year on at sou east cor
ner II Fifth and King streets OF so King
street, TN. WIER,
Evening journal., 1892-03-11

THE readers Of the EVENING JOURNAL
embrace all classes Of people OF all parties
in politics and all scots in religion.
Though a Democratic paper, II is distinct
lively local Newspaper. Il reports all
the local news without reference
to the political or religious char
scter Of either. II any. The
readers Of the EVENING JOURNAL
ale entitled to the news and we make
every effort TO give 1t to them fresh, and
fairly and fully stated Those who try
to discriminate sgainst-or, in effect
to punish-the EVENING Journal
are mistaken in their efforts; they
punish themselves and place themselves
In partisan aud undignifed position In
regard TO the best engine Of civilization
the one that has the strongest endorse
ment and the sincerest approval OF the
people In Wilmington, II the officers Of
any religious body can afford to put
themselves in that position, we shall b.
pained to know It; but, we shall get the
news, just the same.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
Rules Adopted by tho Burglars Conven.
tiOn.

Rules Adopted by tho Burglars Conven-
tiOn.
The popular and one Of the mos ex-
citing OF sll modern melo dramas, The
Stowaway, comes to the Grand 9pera
House this evening, and that II will draw
a crowded house during this engagement
may be regarded as foregone conclu-
sion. While tue production last year
was universally conceded to be one OF the
most meritorious character, 1t is said
that this season Il has been Improved to
an extent that Il will surprise even those
who saw it before. The cast has been
materially strengthened by the addition
OF several prominent artists, each Of
whom was selected with an eye to his or
her peculiar fitness for the part assigned.
The two enterprising burglars, Spike
Hennessey and "Kid" Mccoy. still re.
main the most striking figures OF the
play. aud they now introduce several new
wrinkles in safe blowing that we're
adopt at the last international conven-
tion OF the Order of United Burglars.
! The scenery, which is entirely new, is
said TO be magnificent In every detail, the
famous yacht scene. in particular. being
described as veritable masterpiece Of
modern stage realism.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
PENINsuLA Nsws PARAeaApAs.

Dover has a local teachers institute.
The Dover rate of poll assessment is
5000.
Salisbury, Md, will build a market
house.
Bowers Beach sturgeon fishermen have
begun work.
Dover has ee3 Mstbodists, an increase
of ga since the last report
The report Of State Auditor Boyce has
been printed and is being distributed
Middletown wants the next session Of
Wilmington Conference to be held
there
The two Smyrna banks have deposits
subject to check amounting to 1924, o.
631 SO.
Mrs w. Solo non Smith, 54 years old. of
Smyrna, is dead, the result OF cancer Of
the stomach.
tice OF the peace for West Dover hun
dred, Kent county,
There have been / 800 conversions in
the Dover district OF the NJ E. Church
during the last conference year.
The engineering OF Dover water works
costs 81, 900 year. while the same duties
cost Smy yrna but $72O. Smyrna has q
stand pipe
The Easton, Md, authorities have de-
cidei thst hereafter no frame building:
shall be erected in the business part ol
the town.
John B. Cooper, who has been fol
twelve consecutive years town commits
sioner of Smyrns, has been releg Ated Il
the shades Of private life.
The Snow Hill Messenger has placed Al
! the head Of its editorial columns th'
name Of Arthur P. German for Demo
cratic Presidential candidate.
There are twelve candidates for stat
insurance comm lssioner in Kent county
Dr. Fowler is the only candidate ia Sus
sex New Castle county has no candi
date.
Captaiu A. a Smith Of Smyrna say
that in his fifteen years Of travel up an
down the Delaware river be never saw a
many crafts anchored at one time in tn
harbor below ReedY Island, as was tn
case during the storm OF last week The
numbered from forty to fifty. among sheI
twelve colliers In few hours after tn
wind shifted to the west there was nc
one remaining.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11

In his reply to MeMillin's speech Ding
Icy d'd not accept the challenge to show
that the farmer had received more for his
wool or the laborer more for his toll since
the passage Of the Mckinley bill. Neither
Mr. Dingley nor any other man can take
up this challenge. It Is equally imposs'-
BILE to show tha- the Mckinley bill has
not been hurtful and costly because the
{, ,st Of the laborsrs' home, the tools be
works with and The clothes he aud bis
fami' y wear have remained stationary q
have declined. The single benefit to tn
masses contained in that ineasure-fre
nugar-wss shown TO be much more thai
offset BY the increased price Of othe
nsce ssaries. n free sugar has been
benefit. why not apply the same treat
ment 10 WOOL
Evening journal., 1892-03-11

THE chsrge has been made and re-
iterAted that politics is at the bottom Of
the movement against Rev J. A. B.
Wilson We do not know whether those
sharges are true or not, but we do know
that II Is difficult for a Democratic paper
to get any news from many Of the mem b
bers or the oficers Of the VII.
mington Conference. The list Of
delegates 70 the conference here
was carefully excluded from the EVENING
JOURNAL and the two other afternoon
papers here and reserved and given out
BY Dr. Y. Dobblns, the chairman. for
the sole use of the Republican News. It
Is admitted that the News has a smaller
circulation than any one OF the three
afternoon papers. The three afternoon
newspapers reach every newspaper
reader In this city and In
Delaware The Morning News reaches
only 3 single class, and but feE Of them.
Hence there seems to be nothing bat i's
vicious politics TO recommend the
News to Dr. Dobbins and to the Other
| Omccto VI Tue cOuielcuct Wuo aCNoo Will
him The EvEHIEG JOURNAL by skill anc
enei gy obtained the list and published Il
} yesterday in spite Of the efforts Of DR.
: Dobbins to give it 10 single Republican
. paper, frst, in preference to the thre'
! afternoon papers. whose claims ar
superior in every respect. WhGtevs
may be said Of the fairness OF thi
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
Missionary workers Meet.

ELKToN Md, March 1.-THE sixth
annual meeting of the Woman's Home
Missionary Society of the Wilmington
Methodist E issopal Conference began
in Elkton Methodist Episcopal Church
yesterday morning. Over two hundred
delegates from Northeast, Port Deposit,
Rising Sun, Charlestos, Wilmington,
New Castle, Dover, Middletown, Stanton,
Newport and Newark, were present.
Mrs. n. M Browne of Middletown
presided and an address of welcome TO
the visitors was delivered by Mrs. John
Perkins of Elkton. II was responded
to by Mrs w L. s Murray, Of Whining
ton The program of the day consisted OF
recitations, music and addresses by the
members. During the evening tea was
served in the basement of the church A
large mass-mesting wes held at night,
aud was addressed by Dr. John Y DOB
bins, OF Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
To steer CLEAR Of Corner Lounesrs.

Contractor William j. Hunter yester.
day completed the work of laying a
granite walk across Delaware street op-
posite the NJ e. Church. The crossing.
which was ordered by City Council, will
be great convenience TO the members Of
the congregation Of that church and T.
will enable many 10 use the opposite
side Of the street, thus avoiding the usual
crowd of loungers on the sou Invest cor
ner Of Union ard Delaware streets.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11

To tell woman you love her wlthou
doing So aud then to love her without
telling her 40, Is the Alpha aud Omega Of
flrta.i Century.
That sort Of sham, old-fashione' phil
osophy might have been reasonably true
among the Maud Muller hay-raking
girls Of last century. but the man who
attempts TO deal with a leap-year girl
with bicycle foot and lawn
tennis arm in that manner, will
obtain more experience In ten min
utes than was ever dreamed OF in
Romeos philosophy. II he tells her he
loves her he will be compelled to put
IL In writing on which a breach -of-prom-
ise suit may be brought and II he burns
gas and coal aud wears out the parlor sofa
without telling her that he loves her. with
rsssoaa able promptness he will lose sasle
and be placed on the list Of bundle
carrying bachelors. The girl OF
this period is not disposed to put
up with any nonsense. She under
stands little Of Greek but she knows toe
mucl about Irritation to admit any
Alphas or Omegas into Its curriculum
II an old fashioned beau tries that styll
OF Irritation on modern Desdemona b,
will scarcely be at the beginning befor'
be Is at the end OF his Irritation That
belongs to another Century" no
to this.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11

Where Science ends and Common
Sense should rule. Persons Of sedentar1
aalits are liable 90 indigestion or dyspep
sa. These, in turn. will bring on nerv
)us disorders, kidney complaints, constf
oation, etc. This is especially the cas-
with merchants, students and scientists
They will give you the exact dimensions
Of Jupiter, the distance from Saturn tc
the sun, 10 a foot, but they cannot OF
will not tell themselves what will cure
This train of disorders.
For ailments resulting from sedentary
habits-inactivity Of the liver, habitual
constipation, ctc-the entire medical
fraternity Of Europe and America al.
most unanimously recommend the genu-
inc Carlsbad Sprudel Salt and the Waters
Of Carlsbad.
Eisner & Mendelson Co., Sole Agents,
Barclay street, New York.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
va tbe TeAm stolen?

horse and carriage belonging to viii
liam J. d Lingo was left standing in
front Of Evan C. Davis's house at No.
1917 Clayton street. last night, and has
not been seen nor heard Of since. Mr.
Lingo tied the animal to tree in
front OF the house and when he came
to get the team IL had had disappeared
AS the horse was securely tied II is
thought that some one unfastened him
and drove off The animal was q valuable
one and Mr. Lingo will use every effort
IN rocovar a.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
On the one hand thersIs

On the one hand there's
$500 in cash on tho other,
there's a cure for your Ca
tarrh. One Of these two things
has got TO come 20 you-that's
promised and agreed by the
proprietors OF DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy.
But, do you think they'd
make any such promise It they
weren't sure that you'd be
cured That has come %
thousands, through this Rene
dy, when everything else has
failed. By its mild, soothing,
cleansing and healing proper
ties, tho worst chronic cases Of
Catarrh in the Head have been
perfectly and permanently
cured.
That's the reason they're
willing 70 take such a risk.
This Is what they say, clearly
and plainly: " II we can't cure
your Catarrh, no matter how
bad your case OF Of how long
standing, wen pay you 500
in cash. II they have faith
enough 10 say TINT, isn't il safe
for you 70 have a little faith,
toof
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA RAILRlAlIil.
pHlLADELPAlA, WILMINGTON. Ann
u BALTIMORE RAiLROAO
Jauuerr IA 1902

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rr.,n. -, Jsnus!g 49, 1882.
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s9 "a 81 "a os 5o "a 10. s II. So. cCe,
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y 5ld 6oS II 4 q Ia a. cs ss ls Isss 49, sH.
For Boston, without change, n.i6'a. m. and,
3 Eor v West & Chester, Js via Lamokin. 80 and
For Newark lCentre) and intermediats
stations, 40 am, y 5l and 8 % M. '''i''s
Baltimore and Intermediates stations ms.
m, ~ 10, a, As and 90 pm and 10 ~ rtnbt c
baltimore and bay Line, % "a.
Baltimore and Washington. 45. s.M. OIL.
523 '6f3, 5s, 40 20 m and e is iss nie, gs, IA
Trains for Delaware Division leavs Tor:
New castle, %, il.si m, 90, 3 50,4 4O,6 Is,
For Lewes, SIS q. ma ia %. m
Harrington, Delmar, and way stations 8 16.
an. Harrington and way stations, $50 m.
Express for Dover, Harrington and Deln,ar
II IL m, 4 ~ m. and l2 q night.
express tor wyoming and Smyrna, 6 80 D NJ.
hNpross tor Sapo CHARLES, Ola f'olnL Com
Tort. ana NQrtnlk. u is a n and u Of night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. Tor. Vu-
mington, (express) 80, 7 20. 7 81, 8S1 9 10 II 90
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SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia lexpressI, SIS. 2b. an
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I II 81 n 8 o., 5 50, 08 and u D N.
5Aee%ommodation, con modat JJ, %. IN, II 10 20.
70. S, 70 and 10 80 m.
For New YORK lo1press), I 6b, a65, 4 n. Z 0C
o.bO. II bl am. l2lU, l.83, 81, 4 %, SO, 6 06
| *6.l, 06 and 1913 m.
For Boston, without change, 5 h6 o m.
For West Chester, via Lsmoktn. 05 q m,
For New Castle. 81 p m and Ii % night.
For Cape Cherisa, Old Point Comfort ana
For Middletown, clayton. Dover. Wyominz.
FELTON,, Harrington; Bridgeville, Seaford.
Laurel and Delmsr y u night.
Baltimore and Washington, 4 a. on. 10 IL a
M u O6, II 80, %. 76 %, 40, 20 m and Il 50
Baltimore, only 03 D m and IL Is night.
mington express). 5l s6 1911 IS a m M ls 10,
night '''-'' - W
dAoco7mnmodstion. p @ so, 10 %. a m., u ss,
2 %, IL, 3e, 10 o3snd II 80 pm
! For further information passenRers are res
| ferred to the ticket ONCE at the station.
| @ Congressional Limited Vress trains
composed entirely OF Pullman vestibule par
| lOr nd Dining Cars.
el Limited Express trains. cempossd n,
Pullman Vestibule ParlOr Cars Vestibule
PFassesnger Psi ss & e13s Sqsel es and Dining Car oo
General Manager Gen. Pass Agent
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
oIscussIoN AMONG FARMERS,
Bad Weather Does Not Interfere With
Their Meeting Base Ball.

Lnelr motthuk-- bbbo Dhils
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, March 11-Toe Farmers
Institute held in College OrRtory yester-
dsV was well attended in spite of the
disagreeable weather. Discussions of
lmportaDcs to farmers and dairymen
took place, and representatives OF cream
cries were present, who enlightened the
gathering as to the best methods TO be
used in making butter.
The net proceeds Of the fremen's fair
will amount to about 5000.
The following officers have been elected
by the Building and Loan Association
J. Q. Shlvler president; R j Colbert,
vice president; q. w. Willisms, secrs.
tsry; q. N. Reed, treasurer. II was de-
cided to issue a new series Of stock.
If he weather Is favorable on Satur-
day, a game of base ball will take place
on the grounds Of the College Athletic
Association.
A surprise party was taken TO th,
home Of Mr. aud Mrs Clarence Jones A
McClella adsville last evening. A lare,
number participated aud the evening
was enjoy, bly, passed.
The May Davenport Folly Burlesqu,
Company is billed to appear at Caske,
Hall on March 10
Professor 7. s. Ford, the imitator anC
reader, will give an entertainment IL
College Oratory Monday night, March IA
Proceeds for benefit OF N < Church,
The Mission Band of the Presbyterian
Church will give an entertainment in tn,
lecture room of the church, on the even
ing Of March 25. A small admission will
be charged
Cards are out announcing the marriag,
of j. T. M Grant and Miss Dor,
McKinseY. Tuesday evening, March Is
The ceremony will take place at the hom,
of Nelson Grant father Of the prosperity,
groom.
Miss Carrie Bright gave a delightful
evening party one evening reeently to
large number Of her friends.
Evan n. Garrett, young farmer, liv
ing north Of Newark died on Thursda,
morning, March 10, Of consumption. a,
leaves a wife and child The funera
will take place on Monday. Interment a
Head Of Ohristisna Cemstery.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11

THE investigation OF the Pension Office
yesterday brought out the fact that the
frst clash between Secretary Noble
and Commissioner Raum occurred
In regard to she dismissal of Theo-
dOre Smith, a side partner Of young
Raum in the clerkship industry, from
the Pension Office. Smith was found to
be dessrter from the regular army and
to have served under a plumber Of aliases.
Young Rsum bad a hard 6ght, as did bis
father, to have Smith retained. but The
evidences was 50 conclusive that Secretsry
Noble took the matter in his own handi
and discharged him.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
Incidents of the Day.

Rev Kensey j. Hammond, pastor of
Immanuel Church, Highlands. was the
preacher at the special Lenten service in
Emmanuel Church last evening.
New crop fancy NO molasses, Boyle's
Small craft in the harbor was badly
shaken Hp by yesterdays storm but no
damage was done to river front property
The Irma Dance Orchestra is arranging
to give A grand ball in the Opera House
on Easter Monday night.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
Personai Events.

Miss Emily Leech and Mrs Mary Dyer
OF Wilmington. and c. c. Lunt and wife
were the guests Of Mrs. j. B. Manlovs
last evening.
James Wood of Philadelphia was the
guest Of Mrs Mary Weggenman on Mar
ket street yesterday.
Miss Stella Simmons is on visit to
Wilmington friends.
Colonel Boyd, Captain Phillips, Ser
gesnt Swan and Sergeant Holschumsker
were ia Wilmington last evening attend
ing the athletic exhibition.
Tea, coffees and pure spices, a. Boyle's.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11

lF it Is not TOO much trouble could some
protection crank point TO one industry In
Delaware which is benefited BY the $3.50 b
900. 600 taken annually from the people
BY the wool tariff OF. to one man whose
wages are increased to the extent Of one
penny thereby We have a great deal OF
slush and gush, cannot some one give one
faetl Whas industry, what man does the
wool tariff beneftf
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
aIIlI Morn AItnratIon.

The Building Committee Of the Della
ware Worlds Columbian Exposition met
at Dover yesterday. The meeting was
held for the purpose of discussing the
plans OF the state bnildlng Architect K.
L Rice attended the meeting The plans
have been returned from Chicago again.
for minor alterations to the porch aud
cornice. General R. r KenDey and
Captain Rice will 90 to Chicago on sstur
day. The work OF construction will be
gin about MAY
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
cud for BIaekston. to CHOW

The only place to secure good gov ern.
ment is at the polls.-Morning News
In consideration OF the feet that fol
forty years, with one exception. the
Democratic party has been sustained by
the people 1t the polls II would seem that
they are satisfied with the good govern.
ment" that party has given II, and vii
not exchange II for that which the News
man pines for -Georgetown Democrat.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11

THEaK are more divorces granted an
nually 10 the United States than In all
the rest OF the Christian world put to.
gether. Those energetic women, those
women who wish to vote and to reform
things generally. nigh fad an exereise
for all their energy and capacity in stop
ping or mitigating this evil.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11

" the preachers attempt 10 refuse all
n.gotien gains large number Of the
churches will 20 GU OF business. The
furor will probably run the same course
with the other preachers as Il ran with
Dr.. Paxton and Jay Gould. The good
preacher made very wry face but he
took the money
Evening journal., 1892-03-11

THE Republican party has been run.
ming the Presidency and holding the
United States Senate by humbug and
fraud for twenty Eve years why not give
the Democrats chance now with the
silver humbug.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11

THE Union League Club Of New York
sees ansrchy at hand; IL "arraiRns and
denounces" Senator Hill ss an 'srch
offender" Perhaps the club has forgotten
Johnny Davenport whom it used TO sup
port Perhaps the members Of the club
have forgotten that no less = man than
Horace Greeley said they we're 'lOt Of
blockbesds" twenty-seven years ago and
they have been getting worse since, not
better nor wiser.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
was n the lam steamshlp.

The American bark silicon, which
passed up to Philadelphia yesterday from
Havana, reported that she was nearly
run down in a fog by southbound
steamship on Tuesday off the Delaware
cspes The mizzsnmast Of the steamship
was gone IL is thought that this steam
ship may have lost her mast in running
down the new schooner seen bv the ocean
tug Morse on Wednesday off the Della.
ware coast. The schooner was cut in
two