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Evening journal., 1892-12-24

The January Overland will appear in
Holiday colors of cream aud gold. with
an entirely new cover design, represent
ing Cali ornia as on the official seal Of
the state, surrounded by conventional
design, on which a medallion OF the
Overland Bear is prominent, amid a
grouping of characteristic Pacific coast
flowers. The number viii contain stories
and sketches appropriate to the season.
among which win be a thrilling Christ
mas story, illustrated, entitled Brand
er's Wife, by Flora Haines Loughead
The pleasures of Christmas for poor chill
dren viii be sketched in "a Kindergarten
Christmas," BY Nora A. Smith, for many
years principal Of the Silver Street Kin.
dergarten. San Francisco, and co-writer
with her sister, Mrs Kate Douglass
Wiggin, of many charming Kindergarten
stories The washes and drawings by
special artists viii be a feature OF the
article "Christmases and Christmases. -
by Phil Weaver Jr will be an elabor-
ately illustrated sketch, showing IL
pleasant fashion the wide range Of
Christmas celebrations en- the Pacific,
from the SHOWS Of Alaska and the Sierras
to the tropics Of Hawaii.
Evening journal., 1892-12-24
A Railroad Ticket.

"a Railroad Ticket, the latest addi.
tion to the ranks Of musical and farce
comedies was written BY Charles r.
Blaney and Joseph NJ Gates and is
pronounced very clever piece, full Of
refreshing and healthful fun, bright and
crisp dialogues refined and pleasing
specialties, and last, but not least, an
original and well defined plot. The play
viii be presented by capable company
and with some of the most novel mechan-
ical and scenic effects ever used on the
stage, at the Grand Opera House, Mon.
day afternoon and evening.
Evening journal., 1892-12-24
EARLY NEWS SUMMARY.
Philadelphia.

District Attorney George S. Graham
wrote letter to the Board of Directors
of the Union League declining ITO permit
the use of his name in connection with
the United States Senatorship and ex-
planning his positionin the matter.
The Republican City Committee re-
ferred the question of certifying the
nomination of election officers to the
County Commissioners TO special com
mittee to consult counsel as to the
proper method.
Major Raymond, Of the United States
Corps of Engineers, has received official
notification of the annulment of the con
tract between the Government and
James A. Mundy & Co., for the removal
OF the Delaware river islands.
The new girls grammar school, on
Dickinson street, above Sixth, named in
honor of the late John p. Baugh, was
dedicated.
The annual dinner Of the Philadelphia
Club of Princeton College was held at
the Colonnade.
Over 500 people attended the reception
given by the Union League to Robert
Lincoln, United States Minister to
Great Britain.
The directors of Drug Exchange at
meeting passed resolutions protesting
against the advance in the price Of alco
cohol by the Trust.
An unknown peDniless man, supposed
to be George Spear, committed suicide in
the lodgings at the Farmers Market
Ninth and Girard Avenue.
Evening journal., 1892-12-24
pnri. Gnioir Glrls.

The Paris Gaiety Girls Burlesque Com
pany will be the attraction at the
Academy of Music on Monday afternoon
and evening. "The Queen Of Cards. T"
the opening first part, is new and at
tractive. The olio is a strong one, not a
bad act anywhere Hits are made by
Campbell and Shepp, two OF the hardest
workers in the song and dance line seen
here, and the great Carita, who Is really
o magnificent dancer The burlesque
called king Solomons Wives" is fun
of fun and very pretty girls dressed in
Oriental costumes
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aEIght neIls..

Eight Bells, which comes to the
Grand Opera House Tuesday, is from the
pen of John +. Byrne, as also are the
inventions and novel mechanisms The
play gives some excellent opportunities
to these clever Young people, not alone
displaying their pantomine work, but
some remarkable juggling, lightning
sketches and dances, which have helped
to make them famous.
Evening journal., 1892-12-24
The weather.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2L-Forocast I'll s y.
M, Sunday. For Delaware. Eastern Penn
sylvania and Maryland; Fair. very cold
weather; brisk northwesterly winds To-day
ana Tonight; increasing cluudiness during
sunday. probably followed bV snow Sunday
Afternoon or Sunday night; the temperature
win eommenee 10 rise by sunday eNening
Evening journal., 1892-12-24
RECENT LITERATURE.

In q "Perplexed Philosopher" lately
issued by Charles s. Webster and Com
pany Henry George, the author, gives
an exhaustive examination Of Herbert
Spencers utterances on the land question
and some inciden'ai reference to his
synthetic philosophy. The book is
certain to attract wide attention and
provoke controversy, for it is an attack
which Mr.. Spencer and his followers win
find il impossible to ignore Mr. Spencer
and his evolutionary philosophy have
been met with many antagonis IS before,
but never with one who strikes with
such directuess and clearness. The
thread of the argument is an examina
tion of MIR. Spencer's positions on the
land question, from 1850. when ia his
first book, Social States, he emphat-
ically denied the justice OF the present
treatment OF land through the later
years when he has seemed anxious to
minimize and explain away these utter
anees; to the present time when he has
formally withdrawn his earlier opinions.
and in his last book, Justice, recanted
and opposed them. The conclusion
reached, that Mr. Spencer is. as a philoso-
pher ridiculous, as man contemplate,
is a direct-and perhaps will be
the most popular on the
Spenoerian idea eff evolution. AS
an educational work ia the sense of
clearing and stimulating thought "a
Perplexed Philosopher" must be greatly
useful 1t is marked by all the qualities
which have given Mr.. George his reputa-
tion, the power of analysts, of arrange
ment, and of statement which enable
him to throw into strong light what the
reader has often deemed beyond his
comprehension, and thus TO make dry
things interesting and dark things clear
"Chim; His Washington Winter" a
society novel, written by Madeline Vim
ten Dahlgren hBs been recently issued
by Charles l.. Webster & Co., New
York The hero "Chim" is busy
haired, well-bred and ali but intellec-
tnal terrior dog whose canine virtues
and exploits form the basis of a story
running through 33l octave pages. The
abuse Of wealth is touched upon ana
throughout the volume is found much
original philosophy. But the hero is
Chin" and, like all heroes since tho
world began, he was The handsomest,
bravest, the truest Of his species that
ever lived. Had he not owned the CLOS
4 siest Of coats, had be not possessed all
/ the ideal virtues Of an ideal dog com
bined, there would have been no excuse
for the ravshing ana heart rending
worship bestowed upon him by he elite
and the wealth.made fasbionables Of the
/ capital and bad they not SO worshipped
at his canine shrine the novel could
never have been written There are
/ pretty sentiments in the b ok and much
that is overdone It's literary style is
/ good but it's size makes it tedious and
its moral is obscure
Evening journal., 1892-12-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
At the Academy.

"The convicts Oath, a thrilling West.
ern melo drama, by T. l. Bennet, was
presented last evening at the Academy
of Music before good audience. The
company is well balanced and their ex-
cellent work was received with hearty
applause throughout. This afternoon
and evening the same play will be pre-
sented, and should not fail to crowd the
house at each performance.
Evening journal., 1892-12-24

Christmas buying pushes
fast and thick, all are at it,
all are thinking of it, in every
face it shines--eXpectation and
realization.
There's many suggestions
here that may help you, useful
and beautiful; and things that
you need.
You'll want a coat or out
side garment of some kind
why not now? Storm Coats
military-long with capes, are
comfortable, warm and useful,
$to, $Ia and Slain navy and
black. Three cape Garricks are
stylish and serviceable, in dark
blue serges and broadcloths,
plain and furtrimmed, at SI4
to $40. Jackets with full shawl
of light opossum, a very popu-
lar garment this season. All
we have in the lot are reduced
from SI2.5o to $3.50. Gretch-
ems and long coats with capes,
for children, S. TO $I4. Sizes
6 years to IA. Tan diagonal
frieze cloth arc stylish and
good with only limited guam
tity left; the balance are $500
instead of So.
All our rubber garments,
such as Irish Peasants, Terry's
Inverness and Ramonas are
one-third off in price to close.
We cannot tell you enough
about handkerchiefs. They arc
Evening journal., 1892-12-24
Notiee

The New Jersey and Wilmington Ferry
companywi discontinue their trips betweFn n
Wilmington and PennsRroNe after Monday,
December rs, ltE
Evening journal., 1892-12-24

g His Appearance You appear TO he hon-
est" said the Judge TO the prisoner !" guess
appearances are against me, your honor -
was the frank response. II am a ward pOli-
tcian.n Detroit Free Press
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ITEMS or INTEREST.

Dukane-" speaking of storms, once saw
hailstOnes as large GHswell dnterrupting
with sneerl-"Chestnutsi" Dukanel"Oh,
bigger than thatl As large as horse-chest-
nuts. ."-Pittsburg Chronicle.
Evening journal., 1892-12-24

strongest, largest and best company In tic
world. ANSON A. MAHER, General Agent,
EQUITABLE Buiidlag.
Evening journal., 1892-12-24

To enjoy a Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year. you should drink the III. a L.
Brewing Co.'S Salvador Beer.
Evening journal., 1892-12-24
The Plain TrnfI,

Is good enough for Hoods Sarsaparilla-
there is no need OF embellishment or sensa-
tionalism. Simply what Hoods Sarsaparilla
does, that tolls the story of it's merits
Hoods Pills are easy, yet efficient.
Evening journal., 1892-12-24

Briggs Il wonder what induced Wadson
TO give his ushers rcady-made ties at his
weddingY" Gricgs "lie wanted them TO be
on time. Clothier and Furnisher.
Evening journal., 1892-12-24
Ready Mixed Paints.

The only way 70 prove that the H. & f.
Brewing CO. Salvador Beer Is the best, is c
try IT.
Evening journal., 1892-12-24

NOTICE. WHARFAGE AND STORAGE,
IN Christinna river foot OF East Seventh
street. shipping facilities BY three railroads,
Pcnnsylyani Baltimore and Ohio and VIII
mingion and Northern philadelphia and
Reading cOnnectiOnl. Vessel owners and
agents. contractors. merchants and dealers
generally are informed that they can obtain
wharfage and storage room on our property
at reasonable rates. Apply 70 MCCULLOUGH
IRON COMPANY, Seventh and Railroad
Avenue, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1892-12-24
NoTIcEs.

NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN THAT I
IN will apply at the next session Of the
General Assembly of the State OF Delaware
for divorce from my WIFE Lizzie Somers, d
vnculo matrimoni. ROBERT ". SOMERS.
NOTICE. rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
IN viii apply at The next session OF the
General Assembly Of the State cf Delaware
for divorce from my wife Ellie T. Adams. a
vinculo matrimoni. FRED. a. ADAMS.
Evening journal., 1892-12-24

crcQ Silks our kluQS are ulluSu-
ally attractive from I2Hc. to
SI.5o. In initials we have all
the letters from the new Scripts
for IS to the fine embroider-
ed Roman letter at 50 cents.
In boxes we have a pretty lot,
@ in each box with three differ
ent initials, $3.50.
All-wool Sergers are nice
gift dresses, in greys, browns
and steels, reduced from 50 to
81 cents for a special holiday
offering.
Cotton dresses, nicely band
ed, in 8, Q and 10 yard lengths,
for SO, 90 and ST for the dress,
nearly one-third less than the
repular price.
A splendid lot of elegant
elder down pillows in find
Japanese embroidery and hgur-
ed China ssilk tips-large size,
SIS and So. Same with satteen
covers, ST. and $3.50, plain and
iuffled. A new lot of screens
made Of antique oak with brass
tips and finished complete with
brass rods and silkaline, 81.
Umbrellas 90 with a rush
four times within two weeks
have we replenished certain
qualities and styles and this
will be our banner season.
You'll travel a long way to
find a finer assortment for chill
dren, ladies and men from 80
cents to SIS. We have struck
the popular chord in present
ing our glorias, lock twills,
silks and sergers with their
magnificent handles Of natural
sticks and metals. You want
to come here if umbrellas you
are seeking.
What more acceptable than
a good black dress-always
genteel and as elaborate as you
choose to make it; always wear
able and dressy. We have
many special things in plain
and figured black dress fabrics
all wool, and silk and wool oi
the best standard makes from
IS cents to So that might JUS
meet your wants.
Silks, satins and velvets il
Evening journal., 1892-12-24

Wanted-To buy or loan money onIhfeInsur-
ance and Endowment policies. Arson A
Maher, room Sl2, Equitable Building.
Evening journal., 1892-12-24

NOTICE II HEREBY INTEND TO APPLY
IN az the next session of of tho General
Assembly, for divorce from my husband,
sienedj ANNA NJ. HARVEY.
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does that tolls the story of its merits
Hoods Pills are easy, yet efficient.
Wife tat the "Blaek Crook''l l--sI should
think you'd be ashamed to use that opera
glass so continually. Husband-"Im only
locking with one eye, m'dear New York
Weekly.
Every one should read the sunday papers
tomorrow. as they will abound with an tine
Christmas news. Sold by Davis g. Co., No.
3l3 Market street.
! suffered from Inflammation in my nose and
head-fOr week at a time / could not see.
used Ely's Cream Balm and in few days
was cured. IL is wonderful how quick Il
helped me.-Mrs George X. Judsou, Hartford,
Conn.
For three weeks I was suffering from a
severe cold in my head. accompanied by "a
pain in the temples. Ely's Cream Balm was
recommended 10 me. After only six applica-
tions of the Balm every trace of my cold was
removed Henry g. Clark, New York Ap-
praiser's Ohice.
Wanted-yro buy or loan money onIifeInsur-
ance and Endowment policies. Arson A.
MaheF, room 2o2, Equitable Building.
Mistress-"Do you call this sponge cakes'
/ Why. it's as hard as can be!n New Cook
/ Yes num- that's the way q sponge is
before II is wet. Soak il in your tea, mum. ~
New York Weekly.
| Wanted--To buy or loan money onIdfeInsur-
ance and Endowment policies. AnsOn A
] a TaH.. 10 IL nU..aT Al
Evening journal., 1892-12-24
WIN. B. SHARP
& 90
Fourth and Market Sis.

Open every evening until
Christmas.
Evening journal., 1892-12-24

pI.s Ds rot fail 70 asA f0r sf0seRls'S ''sslsrt
Evening journal., 1892-12-24
nrLP WANTED.
sALARY OLE COMMISSION.
s1ruArIoNs wANrEp.

VXTANTED. "A POSITION BY "A YOUNG
w man who is a good b0Ok-keeper and
writer. Good reference. Address, q. e.. this
Evening journal., 1892-12-24

Extra Fine" IS st0eckls's select Beer =
Evening journal., 1892-12-24

NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
IN the stockholders Of the First National
Bank for the eec ion Of Directors viii be held
at the Banking House on Tuesday, January
10th, 1898, between the hours ~ and O'Clock
p. m HENRY BUSH. taanier.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
IN will apply az tho next session Of tho
General Assembly OF the St0to Of delaware
for a divorce from my wife, Fannie L.. Good
ALL a yinculo mHtrlmoni.
ClfARLES w. GO0DALL.
Evening journal., 1892-12-24

Extra Fire" is 'toeckle's Select Beef.''
Evening journal., 1892-12-24
ELECTION,

IN
THE UNION NATIONAL BANK or WILMIN0-
ton. WILMINGrON. Del, Dee. 10, 1892. {
The annual meeting of The stockholders Of
this bank, for the purpose of electing nine dir
rectors TO serve the ensuing year, VIII be held
at the banking house January 10 1898, from
toAp.m. JOHN II. DANNY,
nnahfar
Evening journal., 1892-12-24
National.

Lieutenant Gardens report on Canada 5
armament Of the Lakes is now open to
the public and much interest is shown
in it, It is generally admitted that Con-
gress must act.
Replies from Drs Winters, Wilson
Ewing, Shrady, Loomis, Bryant, Sayre,
Smith and Janeway, of New York. and
Elmer Lee, of Chicago, indicate much ap-
prehension Of an epidemic of cholera next
summer.
Mr.. Cramp had an interview with
Secretary Tracy regarding the contracts
for vessels. No decision was reached.
II would be no surprise to his friends
in Washington if Justice Lamar did not
reach his Mississippi home alive He is
suffering from Bright's disease
Senator Washburn says the anti-option
bill viii be passed.
Mr., Springer explained his new Elec-
toral College bill, the effect of which
would be to give the majority party in
each state majority of the electors.
1t is believed that the bill making an
appropriation for marking the Confeder-
ate lines at Gettysburg will pass the
House. IL has already passed the Senate.
Secretary of State Foster will resign
his portfolio when he goes to Paris in
February TO act as American agent in the
Bearing Sea case. Assistant Secretary
Wharton will fiji out the term.
Evening journal., 1892-12-24

here by the
t h o u S a n d S
from the best
handk
makers in the
world. lnplain
and enbroid-
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General.

The case Of Dr. McGlynn is decided
by the restoration to him of authority
to perform his priestly functions.
Glowing reports of placer gold fields
of the San Juan river in Southern Utah
have sent fever through every mining
camp of Colorado, New Mexico and
Arizona.
Superintendent Byrnes, Of New York.
says he desires to remain in his present
position all his life and does not expect
to 60 to Washington.
The Wholesale Liquor Dealers AS
sociation hopes to have in operation
within three months three big distilleries
to fight the Trust
At meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Connecticut River road at Spring.
field Mass, the lease of the road to the
Bosten and Maine was submitted for
ratification and the lease was rejected
The Chicago express on the Santa Fe
road was wrecked about fifteen miles
north of Colorado Springs, number
of people were injured, but no deaths
have occurred as yet.
At the great meeting to be held at
Montreal on January ., ex Premier
Mercier is expected to speak out boldly
either for independence or annexation.
The most correct adyices received in
dicate that two battles have been fought
between the Mexican troops and the rev.
olutionists, the latter winning both
The Kansas Populists want to adopt
the referendum plan, by which all i'm
portant questions before the Legislature
will be submitted to popular vote,
Preliminaries to the formation of a
gigantic brass trust are nearly completed
at Waterbury, Conn.
Artist Stetson defends his wife, from
whom he is seeking to obtain divorce.
Fire insurance rates in Brooklyn have
been raised 25 per cent
Admiral Gherardi was warmly received
at Valparaiso by President Montt, of
Chilli
The Duluth Board Of Trade suggests q
scheme for a water route between the
great lakes and the Atlantic ocean.
George Gould may escape paying
$50, 600 under the inheritance law.
Josiah M. Fisk, of New York, a mil
honaire several times OVER, dropped deat
from heart failure while entering tn,
American Exchange National Bank o.
New York to attend meeting Of di
rectors
II is said an effort win be made to re
duce the sentence of Berkman, who sho
B G Frick, on tine ground that he shoul,
have been tried ON two instead Of sever
indictments.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-23
The Third District

The fight i on in the Third District,
all the cities have elected delegates.
Augusta and llalloWell have declared
for Marley, Gardiner Belfast and Wa
tervillr for Mlliken. Ellsworth Tor Ms
we'll. Thus far the towns. 80 far ~ We
have had, are reported a. follows: Bur
leigh has litchiicld. Chelsea. Carratmk.
Carrying Place. Clinton, Dead River.
Embdrn, Fayette, franklin Harmony,
Liberty, Moose River, Randolph, West
Forks, The Forks, West Gardiner. Jack
man. Starks. Farmingdalc. swan Island.
surry and Brighton.
Miliken has Belfast. Benton. Canaan.
Durham. Dennistown. Detroit. Fair
field. Freedom, Gardiner, lsleSboro.
Morrill,, Oakland, Pittsfield. Readfield.
Scarsmont. st. Adams. Unity, Water
Vile. Wintcrport, and Monroe. Mr.
Milliken's friends also claim The Forks,
Carrying Place, and .Jaekman.
Mr.. Niswcll has all the Hancock dele
gates thus far elected excepting Frank
lin, Surry and Swan Island. making "a.
Mr.. Manley has the cities of augusta
and IIalloWell,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-23
The State College,

l.a>t Week MIS- commencement week
At Orono and Thursday was field day.
1t WAS made gala day hy the friends
OF The college. Dinner WAS served Ia
more than 1000 people. Exhibitions ol
the working of improved farm machinery
in the field and III he dairy and cheese
factory were giycna addressc, madcby
President Fcrnald and others. The
graduating class numbered II. only
two Glasses larger than this have gradu-
ated from the school.
Friday, June 10Th. I'M Alumni dinner
was served by caterer Geo. ID. Robinson.
of PORT land. of Which. about 200 of the
graduates and friends OF the school par
took. Brmmcr Orchestra was in atten-
dance during the exercise and discolli~-
ed some very fine music. Friday even
ing james Otis Bradbury. ESD. OF The
cl'lss of u delivered an able address,
after which a reception was given by the
class of %.
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wisdom and prudence, and which has been char
acterHed by series Of ,rilmphs IA all H. poll
ey both At homr and abroad. and they pledge 20
HIM their uo-t cordial effort. 10 stcure his de-
served and victorious reelection. Ia this Maine
will lead the way for Harrison aud Red.
They dwell with pride upon tn eminent put
leader. Jatues & Blaine, and they take this op-
porlunity of expressing to him their undimir
shed IT'S and affection They congratulate
the State upnn the course af ~ distinguished
representatives. IN all branches Of the nationa'
government. and tender 10 them cordial thaHn,
or their marked ability and fidelity in dischafg
ing their duties at the national capitol.
They present 10 the people Of the State as
their candidate for its Governor that well tried
and distinguished public servant and gallant
soldier, Hon. Henry b. Cleayes, with confidence
that his nomination will be ratified by great
majority Of the people of Maine.
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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-06-23
A Republican Somerset County
Convention
WILL Re HELD IN
COBJRN HALL, SKOWHEGAN,
FRIDAY. JULY 1st, 1892,

| For the purpose of nominating candidates
for two senators, County Attorney, Sheriff,
Judge of Probate, Register of Probate. CLERK
| of Courts. County Commissioner. and County
Treasurer to be supported at the September
election, and the transaction of any other
business that may properly come before it.
The basis of representation will be as fol-
lows: each Town and Plantation is entitled
to one delegates and for every Fftyvotes cast
for the Republican candidate for Governor
in 1888, an additional delegate, and for a frac
ton of twenty-five votes in excess of fifty
votes, an additional delegate.
Vacancies in the delegation of any Town or
Plantation can be filled by residents of the
County.
The County Committee will be in session in
the ante room, adjoining the hall at nine
O'Clock on the morning of the Convention, for
the purpose of receiving the credentials of
delegates.
On the basis above given the Towns and
Plantations will be entitled to the following
numb Der of delegates, viz;