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Evening journal., 1892-03-19
wANAmAKER,s
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday March l9, 1882
Zhe SOsathe1 TO-DAY IS hksL
10 be clear,

COHeern.ng the entrance,
Chestnut street.
India Silk" The words
means Chinese and Japanese
Silks, either plain or printed.
they are often stretched to
Cover Silk of similar styles of
French, Swiss and American
makers. The printing of the
zeal goods is never done in
their native countries-France,
England and America attend
to that. Our stock of India
Silk is great, peerless.
A quick movement. cleaned
the beautiful cases and the
beautiful Dress Goods from
the Arcade Entrance last
night and instead you will find
this morning long counters
filled with India silk, a be-
wildering variety of hundreds
of styles at soc to So. The
creme ae Ia creme of the ex-
clusives. Hundreds only here,
and the omnibus styles are
not common.
A three days India Silk
Fair in the Chestnut street
entrance.
Transept.
-Four of the to day leaders
in the Women's Ready.made
Suit Room:
At $5-Handsome Costume Of Woo
Cloth in navy blue and black
correct shape Bell Skirt with
Bodice. Outing Coat and Vest
haished with pearl buttons
Limited number
At S5-One hundred Women's Mus
lin Dresses, handsomely trimmed
with Swiss embroideries anC
neatly finished. Made for u
during the winter months an,
are not likely to be shown late
except at a considerable advance
At $6-Handsome Costumes Of iAll
wool Cloth, tan, brown, nav,
blue. black, light, gray iani
coaching drab; made with thl
new and correct Outing Goa
and the perfect fitting Bell Skir
with Bodice Belt, Fresh thi
morning
At fS So Costumes of All-woo
Cloth, Bell skirt in its perfection
finished with beautiful Bodic
Belt The Coat is the neV
'Margate," half lined wit
changeabls silk; seams all fn
ished with satin, sewed through
out with silk, both Skirt an
Coat made and finished entir
by men tailors, thus insuring
properly pressed and 6nishe
garment. Only 6fty this morn
ing others as fast as finished b
our tailors II there's a bette
Suit anywhere else in town a
el4, we don't know it.
Second floor, Chestnut street.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
ReoFeRN FASHIONS.
Latest Ideas From the Fashion Centers.
Paris, London and New York

Latest Ideas From the Fashion Centers,
Paris, London and New York.
NEW YORK. March 1S.-The English
fashion of wearing full evening dress is
not so little observed in New York as
some writer's would lead us TO think.
La Grippe" has somewhat modified
their lowness In London, but In Paris
they are more so than ever. One dress
is charming type Of oemi-toilette and
made in the most approved style. The
bodice is cut only TO the waist the stripes
on the material being arranged horizon
tally, on the skirt they run vertically.
The material, a shot black and pink
satin with green and pink stripes, and
flowers artistcally designed on It.. The
bodice, high with straight high collar
OF pink satin covered with cream -colored
lace, fall OF which comes straight over
the bust. The sleeves are Of rich moss
green plush of extra short pile finishing
at the elbow with folds Of the cream lace
over pink satin AWAtteau of fine black
lace falls down the back, over the train.
A lace houDce caught up at intervals
with moss green bows placed round the
front of the skir.. This gown is fair
type Of the most fashionable high-necked
gown for evening wear Ruches are seen
on every styles Of gown, from the Empire
evening frock to the severe tailor made
gown. Sometimes a bordering of cock
feathers is seen, but these look rather
heavy on spring costumes. A twist Of
velvet or rope Of plush are two other
popular styles. Evening gowns are,
generally speaking, all variations on the
Empire style.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19

THE ans Eers Of the Democrats, to the
charge that the lawlessHess Of the
negroes, at the bidding Of few spoIls-
hunting whites, is due to them are
First, that there was sufficient
time to pay the taxes before
delinquency occurred There would have
been more time II the Levy Court had
delivered the books two months sooner.
Second, that the Democrats sre
complying with the law The law was
put on the statute books in wise and
virtuous attempt to relieve the ballot box
Of the congested corruption and igno-
rance the Republican managers are fore.
ing upon the people Of Delaware. Give
ne men, not droves of bribed and bought
monkeys as voters. and then there will be
no necessity for protecting the ballot box.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
The Steady March

OF universal progress every now and
then reveals something which becomes
lasting benefit 10 mankind Take
Johann Hoff's Malt Extract As
the standard nutritive tonic of the
world it stands supreme. Emperors.
kings, statesmen, financiers-all mankind
generally has used it for more than forty
years. The medical fraternity recon-
mend all troubled with indigestion OF
dyspepsia, malnutrition. general debility
or lung diseases should use it. EisneI
q Mendelson Co.. Sole Agents and
Importers of Mineral Waters, Barclay
Street, New York. Be sure to obtain the
genuine article, which must have the
signature Of . Johann Hon on the neck
q every bottle,
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
The Grunfeld Concert

No lover Of music will neglect the
Grunfeld concert to be given al the
Grand Opera House on Monday evening.
This concert will be the musical social
event Of the season, and should
receive the hearty support Of all who
are musically inclined. The Grunfeld
brothers are court musicians to the EN-.
perors of Germany and Austria and the
quality Of their work has brought forth
the highest econiums of the best critics
Those who do not attend this concert
will always regret It,
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
Fearful OF a Great Flood.

CINCINNATI, March 19.-The whole Ohio
valley is enveloped in a heavy snowstorm.
Il reaches as far south as Knoxville, Tenn.
where the snow is reported eight inches in
the valleys and fifteen in the mountains A
terrible flood is predicted as the rivers are
already fun.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
Epworth League Anniversary.

The anniversary Of Epworth League OF
the M. E. Conference was held in Union
Church last night. Rev. G. A. Grise, Phi.
ID ., presided Rev. r. X. Stephenson,
conference secretary of the league, pre-
sented a favorable report on the stand
ing Of the league. Their membership
numbers nearly 3, 100 Revs Vaughn
S. Collins, d. w. Ewing and Robert w.
Todd made addresses
Evening journal., 1892-03-19

THE Philadelphia Press declares that
"a street beggar is an unmitigated nuis-
ance What Is = rich manufacturer
beggari What OF a man who says he is
in business which cannot exist unless
the whole people are taxed to support IL
and enrich hint
Evening journal., 1892-03-19

GEAR Reed is not welding the gavel,
but he seems to be still acting as Speaker,
and when be speaks, the Democrats all
listen. Chester Times
OF course: the Democrats never claimed
20 be discourteous or unfair. They are
not so busy attending to the business
Of the tariff robbers that they have not
time to debate and deliberate upon
questions of public interest.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19

THE vote In the Senate on the con.
frmation of the appointment Of Judge
Woods Of Indiana. to the Circuit Court
stood 25 to "a not very complimentary
vote The chief objection to Judge
Woods is that he made two contrary de-
cisions in the Dudley ''blooks-os fve'
lattar oaqa
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
It's Jnst Lovely,

delightful, because it dries in instantly
pure, clean, oolorless, does not grease
nor soil silks, satins, gloves or finest
fabric Such is LEAURELLE OIL BALM
II your hands become rough. Dry or fever
application of LEAURELLE OIL BALM will
soften aud smooth the skin at once. You
Elegant for Chafes, Irritated Skin; nice
after shaving. SOC. and 81 90, Druggists.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
ItalIan Ounrters on FIre.

Fire was discovered by Officer Lucas
about II o'clock last night on the second
floor Of the building at the northeast
corner Of Front aud Market streets. The
building is owned by Patrick Plunketi
and is occupied by Italian families. The
alarm was sent in from box No. Al. The
FIRE was soon eXtinguished after about
&l50 damage was done
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
run nrnrlerer. r.rnoi,..,-

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March l9.-Helfiin and
Dye, who were convicted Of the murder OF
a woman and her four children, and were
sentenced to be hanged but were granted a
respite by the governor, were taken from
the hands Of the sheriff and his posse and
hanged TO a tree, after which their bodies
were riddled with bullets
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
Tat Cute Little an Box

of RoUGH ON CORNs SALvE AND PLAsT
KRIS contains OF 3 Corn Plasters cut
ready for use also. in the bottom Of each
box is an improved Corn Salvs. This con-
venient combination, known as ROUeH
on CORNs SALvE AND PIAsTERs, sells
for 1Oc at Druggists, or mailed. Accept
no other. e. s. Wells, Jersey City.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
rha na.a nnntinnal :

The charge OF assault and battery pre-
ferred by Frank Kendall on John Canning,
said assault having taken place in the
county tax Office on Wednesday after
noon. was continued until Wednesday
morning by Judge Ball this morning.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
The sunIsen Geek.

Spare. thin, or undeveloped parts, filed
out by LEAUREILE on BALM, natures
wonder for skin, complexion and flesh.
Prevents tendency to Wrinkles. Ageing
or whitening Of the skin, or drying up Of
the flesh Puts new life and youthful
glow into the complexion. Soc and ST.. on
at Druggists. Large size prepaid by ex.
press on receipt Of 81 90.
E. S. Wells, Jersey City.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
nIrs. nIcIxeo,,n,s se.rch

LONDON, March l9-Much interest has
been excited in Newry, Ireland, by the ar.
rival of Mrs John McKeown, Of Washing.
ton, Pa, who with a solicitor is searching
for relatives Of her deceased husband, who
left an enormous fortune
Evening journal., 1892-03-19

THERE viii be luscious bit OF scandal
for rich Americans residing there in the
Deacon trial set to begin at Nice on May
16
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
annrra Whlfn.

contractor for hauling by the day OF
hour; safes and pianos moved and set
with care; furniture cars at short notice
histing and rigging done. Office, No.
1873 French street.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19

The office Of the Equitable Life will be
located at No. $50 Market street until
the 25th Of March. After that the Offices
viii be found =" the second foor Of the
Equitable Building.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19

Gradually restored by WELLS HAIR BAL.
SAM TO original color; elegant tonic dress.
ing. 60. Sl.0O, Druggists. or Sl.00 size
prepsid by express for 81 CO.
r. 5. Wells, Jersey City.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
SPREADS

OF all kinds in abundance.
Many below regular prices.
Notably a fine heavy white
Marseilles at So. Brings
$3.50 everywhere.
You must see that colored
all Silk Handkerchief Qadies)
at 121lc. each. Limited
amount.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19

The above is a sketch Of Paris model.
It is one Of the large lspelled jackets
which we have noticed in our article be-
fore. The inside arran cement includes
the zouave between the Two of fswn vel
vet with jet edgIng. A jet buckle fast
ems II at the waist II Is complicated
garment, but charming one.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
Academy of nfusie.

The Academy Of Music will open on
Monday with Turner'S English Girls In 3
burlesque and vaudeville performance
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
MIX. MIX.

The place to get one quart or fifty
quarts Of milk Is At Porter's, corner
seventh and Madison streets. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed or money refunded De
livered or sold at store Telephone 34l.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
CITY NEWS nm eRIEF.

The Phenix Steam Fire Company
wishes to return thanks to those who
furnished them with refreshments during
the Smith ere yesterday morning
The Providence lines new steamer
Maine has been painted with the McInnes
Anti Fouling paint, which accounts for
her slippery bottom. The New Hamp-
shire viii also be covered with the same
composition.
At the meeting OF the Dickinson
Alumni yesterday afternooa the follow
ing officers were elected: President, Rev.
w. E. Avery; secretary and treasurer,
Rev. Vaughn s. Collins; trustee OF
Dickinson College, Rev. h. d. Kennon
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
G0MSUMP MPTI0N.

Ihsve positive remedy for the above disease; By lie
use thousands Of cases Of the worst kind and Of long
standing have been cured. Indeed strong my faith
in its efcacy that will sand Two BOTTLES FREF with
VALUABLE TREATISE on this disease 10 any suf-
ferer Who viii send their krprees and p. o. address.
7. A. sloeum, "a. c., 1s3 Pearl ST., n. Y.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19

Public Sale OF Watches and Diamonds.
J. h. Ayars, No 300 Market street.
will sell at public sale his entire stock Of
Watches, Clocks, Diamonds, Jewelry ssand
Silverware. Must be sold by March 25,
The real estate and fixtures also for. sale.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19

We Sew Wbat We Rip.
Fred. q. Hodges carpet cleaning works
Thirteenth aud Scott sts. Phone SAL.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
They Are a Wonder.

Do you like an all-linen
handkerchief, fine one at
I21l and 1897
For Cotton Handkerchiefs
you must go elsewhere.
We want to tell you about
our Corset stock.
1t is new, fresh ; contains the
best makes, both American
and French.
And the lowest possible
prices consistent with good
quality and latest styles.
We often wonder if you are
aware that there are many,
very
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
Kennard&CO.
Blanket Weather Still

And we still have a few pairs
of fine Blankets to sell.
You can afford to carry a
pair. We cannot afford to
carry too many pairs.
Price them and see if it
won't pay you to buy.
Down Comfortables at SIS
each is certainly a great in
ducement to put one in the
house.
They are so warm and light.
Almost as cheap as a cotton
one.
We have IS first class white
spreads, slightly soiled. Regu-
lar price $I.25; will close this
lot at $I.Io.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
GRAY HAIR

Rough on Toothache. Gives instant
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-10

salary of the off1ce towards the fixing
up of our streets. Owing to the hand
ling OF the $125, 900 bonds, the salary for
the coming year will amount to $125O.
Scipio Craig of the Citrograph is at
San Diego.
DR.. Riggs is reported to be somewhat
better today.
Capt. J. P. Cottrell and family left to-
day for their home in Marine City,
Michigan. They will spend the summer
there and then return to Redlands to
reside permanently. While here Mr..
Cottrell built handsome residence.
Harvey Clark, who purchased the
Isaac Jones place on Palm avenue, con-
sisting of ten acres of orange orchard,
and paying $18,5OO therefor, has also
purchased forty acres in the Mayberry
tract at Redlands Junction, and will
have the same set out for orange grove.
The Wilbur company have been play.
ing to good audiences at the academy OF
music. Their performances are first
class.
Some villainous wretch played bis
part in great shape on Thursday night
by entering the nursery of Leon Benton
and chopping down seventy 4-year-old
budded orange trees. Our citizens are
very indignant over the matter, and
would make it quite interesting for his
"royal highness" were he to be cap
turad
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-10

new trial in the Williams va Slight
damage suit was denied by Judge Cope
yesterday.
The board of supervisors held regu-
lar meeting yesterday afternoon. The
only business of Importance transacted
was the resembling of the order made by
it allowing the sheriff deputy to take
charge of the chain gang.
A meeting of the aids appointed to
take part in the flower carnival parade
was held this evening in the Office of E.
W. Gaty.
The demand for horses for April goth
is far beyond the supply. Every livery
horse in town is already engaged and
there are many yet wished.
John A. Crosswhite and Emma Hec-
tor were yesterday licensed to wed by
the county clerk.
The Santa Rosa goes north tonight,
bearing many passengers from this port.
Everyone in town is taking hand in
preparation for the great coming car
nival. Millions of roses are now in
bloom and the display of these beautiful
flowers during carnival week will be i'm
mense.
The case of Haven vs. Manchester is
on trial in Judge Cranes court this aft
ernoon. Manchester is charged with
threatening the life of Haven.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-10
ONE THOUSAND VOLTS.
THAT FORCE IN AN ELECTRIC CUR
RENT KILLED HENKEL.
The Sad Fate of an Employee of the
Electric Light Company-He Receives
the Full Force of the Current While
Making q Connection.

At about 8 AS O'Clock last evening AL
w. Henkel. lineman of the Electric
Lighting company, was engaged in max
ing some repairs at the corner of Fourth
and Alameda streets. 1t is said that
some minutes before the warning whis-
tie was blown and the electricity had
been turned on at the power house and
a current of 1000 volts passed through
the body OF the unfortunate man. His
muscles at once were relaxed and the
poor fellow was taken from the pole in q
drying condition. He was removed by
witnesses OF the horrible scene to
the office of the superintendent I,
at the corner of Banning and Ala
media streets, where several physici ans
were summoned. Every means known
to science was applied to save the line
mans life, but it was too late. Henkel
died at about o'clock. The body was
then removed to Orr & Sutch's under
taking rooms, where the morgue is To-
Gated.
Henkel was only 25 years of age. He
had worked for the company over two
years. He lived at 854 Center street,
and had been the happy husband and
father OF wife and two children. The
effect upon his poor wife may be better
imagined than described.
Coroner Weldon will hold an inquest
this morning.
Mr.. J. w. Warren, superintendent of
the Los Angeles Electric company, made
the following statement about the mat
ter last evening:
"l passed the place where Henkel was
working at 5 20; the men were lowering
pole at the time. At 5 as the warning
whistle blew, which all the employees
understand means that the current is to
be turned on. They have instructions
to come down from all poles when they
hear the whistle, and in case anything
urgent requires them to go on the poles
after that time, they are required to no.
tify the works not to start up the cur
rent. 1t seems that ten or fifteen min
utes after the whistle blew, Henkel in
structed the men to fill up hole, and
he then started up the pole. According
to the story of wj.ness, he was seen to
stiffen out and the witness
cried out that something was the
matter with Henkel. He had
his leg around the cross arm of the
pole, and when he relaxed his grip on
the wire his body fell back, but he did
not fall off the pole. A rope was pro-
cured and by it he was lowered to the
ground and taken to the effice, where
ell possible aid was given, but uselessly.
He was not making any connection, and
we 20 not know why he went up the
pole. 1t was fully ten or fifteen minutes
after the whistle blew that he went up
the pole. The place is only three and a
half blocks from the works.
The overhead wires had nothing to do
with the accident; if they had been in
conduit it would have been Just the
same; the current was turned on and he
should have known it."
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-10
Death Of Miss Florence Miner.

Yesterday morning Mr.. H. G. Miner.
jr., son of the well-known New York
theatrical magnate, who is visiting Man
ager Wyatt, received the sad tidings that
his only sister, Florence Miner, had died
suddenly from pneumonia. The
death of Miss Miner, who was only 1e
years old, has occasioned the most
poignant grief. not only to her imme-
diate relatives, but also to all her i'm
mediate friends; for, coupled with the
strong ties of affection, is the sad knowl-
edge that her untimely passing away
rudely cuts off a brilliant future-like
sudden cutting down of beautiful
flower. Miss Miner had been student
at Mount St. Vincent school on the Hud-
son, and her bright intellect and STU
dious disposition had won her many
first prizes, as we'll as the kindly encomi-
ums of her teachers. Aside from this
she was beautiful girl, gifted with all
those lovable qualities of mind and
heart that endeared her to everyone.
She was a loving, tender daughter. a
helpful, idolized sister and faithful
friend. Her relatives have the most
earnest sympathy of their large circle of
friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-10
Avoid all Substitutes for
Royal Baking Powder.

No other Baking Powder good the Royal either strength
purity whoesomeness The superior all others all
Most know this practical and the
officially The Government
chemist the Royal is the purest and most reliable baking
powder offered o the public"
sell another baking powder place of the Royal
they do because they make the oe
dence the superiority the Royal To give profit the other
be made with
and materials
Because Royal highly refined and expensive materials
baking powder but
eavenng strength and accordingly
although the retail to them generally the
entitled full and therefore will
wise accept any substitute for the "Royal"
Unfortunately these woudbe substitute powders made
materials before public
mad their character powder
its label all the ingredients
used analysis have its composition four substances
acid Most
alum powders auduny sold of tartar goods
be substituted for the "Roy
will be apparent consumer
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-10
SANTA MONICA.
Politics Booming-The Belheimer Case.
Notes.

oNIACS oooMlH& Hc OSAnSAnei S3SS'
Notes.
Politics are red hot although the
weather is all that could be desired at
the seaside city, the air being full of ru-
mors and counter rumors, both clans
marshaling their forces for election day.
The few remaining hours between now
and Monday will undoubtedly be put to
the best political use. after which, it is
to be hoped, we will have few months
of cessation from politics.
Several errors crept into yesterdays g
report of the Belheimer arraignment
here, which put totally different con-
struction on the evidence adduced than
it could possibly bear.
1t sounded like the stump speech of
defendants attorney. Any one of the
few who heard the evidence, of which
your correspondent was one, must know,
if unprejudiced, that it fully warranted
the Justice in holding the defendant.
What will be the evidence adduced at
the trial no one can tell, both sides being
in it evidently for blood. The defense
did not put any evidence before the JUS
| tlce, and what their side OF the case ls
can only be conjectured.
The Warner girl gave her evidence in
straightforward childlike manner,
and told the occurrences as they evi-
IDENTIFY occurred.
Officer Wright, after the examination,
informed your correspondent that he
was mistaken in his former statement.
and that the Warner girl was right when
she said he had never said wcrd to her.
The meeting of the citizens held at
| the town hall on Thursday to further
the Santa Fe coming was eminently
| successful.
The ladies of Santa Monica by the
Sea chapter of the 0. E. s. gave their
first social, which wac great success.
Boyce & Puddy report the sale of two
lots on Second street, near Railroad
avenue, to E. Gambin for $500, and
one lot on Third street to NJ. d. Feather
for $1,000. Both of the purchasers will
improve their realty by buildings of a
substantial nature.
H. W. Kellar will shortly commence
the erection of fine residence on his
Ocean avenue property.
DIR. Allen Griffiths of San Francisco
told Santa Monica all about Karma and
Reincarnation at the opera house on
Tuesday,