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Evening journal., 1893-09-04
WOMAN.

The tendency 20 exalt the mediocre
small successes Of woman, when not ride
ulous, as it usually is, is hurtful
Woman's work and woman's worth
have always been acknowledged by civil.
lied people. There never was time when
any distinctive or admirable work done
by one woman or by many women for
which they did not get full, generous
credit.
We recall, at random, the noble de-
fense the women of Carthage made
the beautiful biblical stories Of woman !
sweetness. truth, sympatoy and nobility
so familiar TO all children; the great
achievements Of Zenobia the unfortunate
patriotism Of the maid Of Orleans, and
the magnificent era OF the "Good Queen
Bess.
Women OF our day have gained for
tune and fame as Rosa Bonhuer and
George Eliot gained both, by doing
really splendid work. They did not
weep for recognition; they worked and
comp. lied it. They won IL by deserving
It
Young Helen Watterson has writer
some pungent criticisms In the Septem-
Der Forum on ''Woman's Excitement
Over Woman which are instructive aud
thought-inspirIng. One writer referring
to them says:
Whatever amehoraiion the condition
Of women may need TO day she hluts. A
h. not 10 be- accomplished oy going int
rhetorical or execn i've session about A.
Women workers are at a consid.rabl,
ph, steal disadvantage In comparison
with men, and the less said about It the
better The strongest assertion Of !
right Is the assumption Of a.. and the
only proof OF equality Of work is equality
Of wor aud separate exhibits OF the
work Of women she believes, are there
fore calculated 10 emphasize the very
Discrimination sensible women are most
onNious 10 face
Woman may do, now, as ever anc
always. the best work OF which she I,
capable without too much impe din,
thought Of the future, but with absolut,
fath tha' she will get inio her proper
niehe The world is just in thss,
matters.
TIE whole philosophy Of successful
work for men as for women, is TO d,
somei hing well-something better thar
any body else eau do it Fame and for
tune will come apace They canno sta,
away They must come There is IA,
other place for fame or fortune to g,
than where the niche and the persor
are.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
THE WORLD OF BASEBALL.

Twas an Unfortunate Sunday on the
Field for Baltimore Incidents
OF the Game.
CHICAGO, Sept 4-Anson's team and
fianlon's Baltimore players put up a
bair-raising game yesterday. The
home men should have won in a walk,
but errors and misplays twice allowed
the score to be tied Pitcher Don.
nelly scored a run in the ninth with a
triple, and that saved the day. When
he went into the box be was winded, and
after two hits had been made Anson
pulled him out and put ClaussH in
The Baltimore got two runs. bnt could
not tie the score or win out Wilmot is
suffering from an abscess, and Dahlen.
who has q poor ankle, covered left
Irwin, a new man, going T. short
The youngster showed up well The
score
Oh cago ............ 9 0 o 2 0 0 Is
Baltimore....... 2 0 2 0 0 0 2 2-l
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
LIE MANAesRs Rg.ELgcrep.
stockholders Of the WILMINGTON Saving
Fund BIet This Morning

stockholders OF the Wilmington Saving,
Fund Met This Morning
The stockholders Of the Wilmington
Savings Fund Society re elected their
board Of managers this morl ing. It..
composition is AS follows:
Joseph Tatnal. Edward T. Bellah,
William Candy, Mark NJ Cleaver Rich
ard p Gibbons, Jacob Derickson, William
NJ. Candy Elwood Garrett, Tn mas Nc
Clary, Washington Jones, John Jones.
Edward Bringhurst. Jr. Alfred ID War
ner. Albert w Smith Thomas
Darlington, Charles R Jones. Thomas
Bellsh, Edward Andrews, Thomas II
Savery. Edward T. Candy. Henry @
Jones, John NJ. Harvey, Linton smith
and Wilmer Palmer.
Tomorrow night the board will meet
and organic. The officers will probably
be re elected as follows: president, VIII
liam NJ Candy vice president. Thcmas
II Savery treasurer. Wilmer J Ellison ;
auditor, J. A. Rich q dssn solicitor, J E.
Smith.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
LErTeRs FRoM THE peoPLn
Railroad Passes aud Printing.

Railroad Passes and Printing.
To the Editor OF the Evening Journal.
sin: That was rich thing, that
Interview Of Scott Vernon's with Chair
man Rstledge Of the Printing Commit
tee Railrosd Passesl | would like TO
know what the chsirman of the Print
ing Committee has 90 do with pub
fishing the delinquent list2 The law
plainly says that the assessor shall ad.
vertise on the first Saturday in Sep
tember In two Of the daily papers
OF that city. wonder II railroad
passes had anything 10 do with
publishing the lat statement Of the
debts, receipts and expenditures Of the
the city That law also plainly SAYS
that Council shall publish in two Of the
daily psDers, in the month Of July, the
financial statement Of the city" " SCI
that the Sunday Star published it. The
law ought TO be lived up to OF iped out.
OBsERvER
Wilmington. Sept 4 93.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
MRS. sLAckwAY IN COURT AGAIN.
She Brings Suit for Defamation of
Chnrncinr ArnInni .Inhn O K.lInu

She Brings Suit for Defamation OF
Character Against John O. Kelley.
special correspondence Evening Journal
N DDLETowN. sept Mrs. VII
helmina Blaokway, defendant in the
Hukili Biackway libel suit, has brought
suit against John Kelley, for making
alleged statements damaging 80 heI
character while giving testimony as q
witness
Kelley is employed by Mr.. Hukill, the
well known lumber dealer here. who
won In the case against Mrs. Blackway.
The smyrna Baseball Club was TO have
played a match game with the Middle
town Club on Saturday. For some un
known reason, howev' r, the Smyrna nine
failed to materialize, and neither did they
send any explanatory message
The smyrna Club has foI pitcher Stew
ems, who Is considered the duest now In
Delaware. The home club waited on the
field for hours hoping against hope
Arnold S. Naudain and Clement n
Dudd, Of this town, are delegates to the
National Encampment Of the G r
which meets at indianapolis on Wedues-
day Both are prominent members o.
Major John Jones Post here They de-
parted on the long journey to that city
on the 30 train yesterd morning and
will not return home until the big en-
campment Is over
w Penn Wilson has In his possession
"A lot Of old coins, among which are
several ancient pieces Of money A
Ph lad,l lphia coin collector by the uame
~ James Chadwick Is said TO have
valued he collection al 81 600
The local shippers sent only 100 bss-
kets Of CrAwfor s late peaches {, The
CITY markets Nearly all OF the principa
gr wers and shippers say that their besi
shipments for this season are past
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
oorbett win meet jackson.

CHICAGO. Sept 4-Doubt as to the
sincerity of Champion Corbett in arrang
ing contest with Peter Jackson was
further removed on Saturday. when
the stakeholder Will J. Davis. received
new agreement TO cover the postings OF
the stakes Of $4,000 a side At the
time of the original agreement each side
posted 81 0O0 with Davis who has now
received this paper gned by Corbett
and 'ParFon" Davies for Jackson:
we mutually agree to make our de-
posits with you as final stakeholder, as
follows. January 90, 1894 81 600 each
March 90 81 GOO; April 26, $1,000; Ma,
IA, SO coo This with 81. 900 deposited
by each, and now held by the final stake
holder, will make total stake Of $40,
600 apiece, and renders void our origiua
dates named in articles now held by tn,
STAKEHOLDER. w. j. Davis"
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

Those fine fellows at the
Colorado State College Sit
uated under the shadow of
Pixies Peak usually greet
friends with this college cry:
Colorado College; yell we must;
Pixies Peak OF bust"
So say we all of us who
have had half holidays and
whole holidays running into
weeks and even months.
Now vacation is over, and
the barefoot boy of,the brooks
must look at books instead,
and the sturdy man.
stronger for the Summering,
must tie up at the old place for
an earnest pull orvigorous push
All Summer long we've
been fishing too, in the great
sea ofinvention and toll among
Gathering monsters down in
the depths of other and older
cour tries and here in the newer
streams-and the treasures,
he treasures we have caught
to show youl We are almost
as enthusiastic as the college
fellows
You shall not have to wait
long for The first look at the
new goods for Fall.
John WANAMAKER
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

WlIMInoTOE contemporary quotes
us a. follows: Lying may be profitable,
but Is IL bonestY ALI we have to say is,
that our contemporary has practiced ~
Ing long enough to have answered the
Question without any trouble whatever
II Is lot necessary for 10 10 read the
ausver la the sfsrs' It is written on
every column Of that sheet. Dover Del
sartian.
eIben IL would be easy to mention one
lie. at least. aud nail IT, The world
cannot be reformed. newspapers cannot
be redeemed by fell and indefinite
sweeps, but BY specific and continuous
tfforts. II this feformer aud millennium
invlfer would mention one infraction
Of the truth perpetrated BY
the EVENING JOURNAL it would
demonstrate it's own velacity and
show that it's broad assertion
Is the result Of exact Information and
not OF an exhibition Of the pernicious
habit Of writing in mean and ugly
WAY of-band aud without knowledge.
As matter Of fact, we should be glad
80 correct any misstatement into which
we may be betrayed, for we feel assured
that no cause, whatever can be sd-
venced BY uutruthfol statements or by
vulgar vitureration
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

THE suicide Of Dr. Graves will be ac--
cepted as q confirmation Of the charge Of
murder Tor which he was once convicted
The evidence against him was cumu-
laliye and. outside OF court, was ample
70 convict him He had the means. the
motive, the opportunity for the murder
Of Mrs Barnaby He got the reward
which was alleged to furnish the motive
That made the case against him prac-
tically impregnable.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
A "A ~ iNagoN ASP NoRTHERN "a

" Road fme-fabie IN eff.ot y nm AZ isos
iralus leave Wilmington, French street 81
lOn, Ter =. a D. junction, Montchanin, VIM
terthur, Guye' court, Granoque, Cos,srf
ShAdds Ford Jun uon, poc0pson, West
chester, hmbTeevill Morbnviile Coates.
Vile spd intermediate stations. daily. ~.
eepi Sur day AZ O6 and s.50am '35. 40 ana
and Bop. m. N'' ~
For aynesburg Junction swing aid and
mtefmeuiaie tations, daily, except Sunday.
al u1 a IN, z - and D % p m. Sunday only
az 500 a M, 09 and 45pm
for Joanna firdsboro, Reading and inter.
mediate stat ons, daily except sunday, at OF
and 09 m.
,o,,-,A. g, McCAUsLAND. Superintendent
hpWNhSS BRIGGS tienaral Passenger AIT
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

Or course Mr. Bach has well defined
and positive reasons for hating the
EVENING JOuRNAL He has similar
reasons for hating Dir Sperry and the
Morning News We never heard whether
the sum wss more or less than $500 but
the News incurred his hatred all the
same. These facts vii. alleviate any
interest that decent people may have in
certain things which have been written
of late.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

Wa are sorry that the Republicans Of
this state cannot have the melhhuous
eioquence OF Preacher Willis on the
silver question He would no doubt.
have made some really beautiful
speeches, but the people did not make
any mistake in sending Mr.. Caussy to
Congress instead. He has been elavated
to an important committee, on which he
can serve the people Of Delaware in a
more practical manner than eloquence
would have served them. no matter how
boisierous or how funny that eloquence
might have been.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
pIreetum to Hunt the RECORD To-dar.

Di' eetum, the great 4-year-old Cali
fornia stallion, who last week broke the
stallion race record, is to 60 against the
record on the Fleetwood track. New
York, this afternoon On that course on
Saturday, he speeded in 09l To day
he goes to beat that mark, and, IL pos
sible, to beat the track record, 2.064
made by N,ncy Hanks on Thursday. IL
is confidently expected that he will lower
the stallion record again, and, il circum
stances proved favorable, Directum may
lower Nancy Hanks's mark. Directum is
now going so fast that, contrary to what
many may think, it is no hardship to
send him on so many successive fast
trials He is in the pink OF condition.
and It's only play for him to race against
old Father Time.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

No man need issue counter stencil
against every scavengers cart which
drives before his doors That would
Disgrace him. offend the nostrils Of mis-
nsighbors. and burden the circnmam
bient air with impurity- The gentle
winds Of Heaven will purify the atmos
phere, and Providence viii remove the
man who drives The cart
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

Yr Morning News IS quite put ont.
aNc ssYe 81, In . long editorial becan-e
nH lltl ~ Cansey iid nof talk ON
SILVER be- sriicie a ihe siiliesi sort OF
iNaod- Newark Ledger
Il IS imprud-nf 20 risk b. Dad assertions
The auecdote II the two hotels is ap
p'icabe here The man who stops ut one
~ hem. no matter which. viii wish that
h. bad stepped af tAe other The
I'D ~ should not decide which ariieie
is ihe 81 lest twsddle till be- has read
several articles a. matter Of fact.
Nr Causey DID more to chsnge votes,
ana 20 prevent those from speaking wis
hao intended 10 speak. then many men
who shouted themselves almost hoerse
with elqnonce intended TO reach tbs
sympa' heiic hearts Of people in their re
speciive disfricts
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

THE Delawarean, referring to some OF
the utterances Of the EvENING JOURNAL,
says Of that organ that It cannot help
lying" We we're not quite prepared TO
make that asseriio ourselves that IL
cannot help IL, nor have we the proof to
dispfovs ~ The Delawareau's oppor
tnnities for judging are better than
ours and IL mry be correct Ia its opinion.
but what an affection TO so promising a
Democratic editor aud how much greater
an sfiiictiun to the reRcers of bis paper I
We shall read the EVENING Journal
with feelings Of sympathy in the future
Milford News.
There is glee In quoting the Della
warean too evident for the concealment.
attempted The News does not Wish TO
disprove the statement it was not pre-
pared to make for itself Il prefers TO
quote although 1t has no reason for be-
heving That shows that the
News's department Of thinking Is
not working true; or, perhap-.
not working ut all and It moral per-
splcacity Is dull There can be- no mis-
take about the truth. Every man. es-
peclally every editor, should be able 10
dete. the difference between truthful.
ness and lying The difference is SO
ample that in making the confession
that he cannot see It he impugns several
important faculties which he ought Ia
possess aud exercise. Thus. IN attempt
log TO be funny, the News has succeeded
ia being too funny; so funny. indeed,
that 1t has deliberately impeachea fac
ulties which it should keep bright and
active bv constant use
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

Az inferior OF bad man cannot forgive
superior cleyerness He does not seek
e. emulate tn work Of his superior but,
Ike the viper, turns 10 wound the feet
Of the man nh6 is unconscious OF his
Iffeaucn
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
SOW Ready for Aamls.Ion.

Alexander Lynch and Christopher
Ward. law students, passed creditable
examinations for admission to practice
law, before the committee of New Castle
bar on Saturday Robert Pennington,
of Seaford, has registered as a student
under Lewis G Vandegrift
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

THE interest in the Home Rule
measure, and the necessity Of de-
voting so much ime to it has allowed
little time 70 attend 20 the general in
ieres' Of Great Bitsin. Mr. Gladstone
has been Compiled 70 put aside and de-
lsY important matters II the Irish
IA brs eiil recognize their great debt
70 be Prime Minister, sud their duty TO
60 rprtste a. heartily in support Of the
Employer Liability. Registration.
Parish Councils snd other bills as they
gave 10 home Role, these measures will
b. passed They will doubtless DO their
dntg
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
sixty THOUSAND OYSTERS.

big Consignment From Maurice River.
A l. Anscow, the popular restaura-
tenr at No 722 arket street ana No.
Ia East Fourth street, received 60 DAY
from Maurice river cove 90 600 of The
finest culs and 10000 Of the finest fry
oysters that any city can boast Of MIR.
Aiuscow has had an experience Of TWEEN
" fye years In tn oyster business aud
knows what the public wants.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
Tennis Finals to BE played ro.day

The finals In the Delaware Field Club
tennis tournament at Eismere will be
played to day
The scores on Saturday we're:
p Wales and Miss f d Can de
feated Rodney Gsuze aud Miss e Nc
Tlvaine, 6-3. 6-2
The winners of the above played against
aud defeated w jackson aud Miss
Hopes, 6-S, 6-5
l. Harvey and Miss Cause defeated g
+ Bissell and Miss Lea, Go. CO
= Canning and J. p Wales beat NJ
Candy and II Candy. 6-3, 6-1
At the conclusion OF the Tournament
this afternoon a tea will be given by
the ladies' Organization
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

FRsD E. bAcH's return to the news
paper writing habit will remind Bible
reaoers Of the dog which returned after
feEretting what it had done before
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
DO tha subiunotIre Mnde.

Levi Bird TO negro witness on
the stand )-"Were you the man who
saw these men go into the acid chamber
and we're you the man who assisted
them after they came out, and were
you the man who was summoned TO
appear here in court to testify in their
behalf2"
Negro witness-'T were, Mr.. Bird, I
tyar.Iv
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

StNATOR vooRHEKs has announced
ihst apple time will be allowed for real
discussion Of the silver bill but no time
viii ne allowed for della, tactics
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
RepresentatIves at tho CAthoIIe concres,

Wilmington will be represented at the
Catholic Congress Which meets in Chicago
to day The representatives Of this
diocese, left yesterday ia special car on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. They
we're William Michael Brine, John X
Bradford, J Smith Brennan, Peter A.
Horty. James Bradford, Of st Patrick 4
Church; James A. Hart and w Nc
Elwee, st Mary's Church. Edward II
Brennan, Of 81. Paul's Church did not
90
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
nATTTMORF

baltimore q
ID OHIO RAIL
ROAD schedule in
effect July 8, 1893
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot.
East Bound.
s Express trains.
New y Ork. wees
days, So 03, 81 81, IS %,
81 50 a m. sl2 "a,
So A., s5 3s, s7 80 p m.
sundays, f3 03. s8 50.
$40 36 a m, SIP "A. So 40,
s5 IS. 81 80. Rll 00pm
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
LIoENsa AppLIoArroNs.

NOTICE.. JAMES L. WILLIS, THE
~ tenant and occupant uf the house situ-
ated at No. sl9 and s2i Market street
known as Hotel " Ills, ia the Fifth ward,
N the city of Wilmington. county
OF New Castle and State of Delaware
in compliance with the requirements
Of the acts of the General Assembly in
such case made and provided do hereby give
notice thai / shall apply In writing 70 the
Court of General Sessions Of the Peace and
Jail Delivery of the State Of Delaware,in a d
for New Csstle county, on Monday. the 18th
day OF September. 1883. being ihe next e. rm
Of said court, Tor license for sadQ house. as
an ina ortavern. for the sale thereinof intoxi-
eating liquors in less quantities than one
quart. to be drul X on the premises. and the
holders of said ward, rec Ommend the said
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

PHILADELPHIA AND READING RA L.
i ROAl-'Royal Route between Ftledel-
phia and Atlantic City The only double
track line. -
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Wharf
and south Street Wharf
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Week Days.-Express. e.uO aOl. lu.45 a. m,
Saturdays, / 80 200, 200. 400. 81 5i5, j m.
Excursion 7O0a IN. accommodation. 500 a.
g S'undays'1Express. 100. 500 30. 900, 10 o.
a. M. 40, p. m Accommodation, $40. a. m,
Returning, leave Atlantic City depot. corner
of Atlantic and Arkansas avenues. Week
ESQ IA. M and 3.l5. 4t0. 8 30, 7.30 $50 d. m.
Accommodation, $50. $40 a. m, AID 4.30 %. m.
Excursion. from foot Of Mississippi avenue
only. $50 p. IN
Snndays-h xpress, 3.3O. 400 5O0, eco, $50
no, 7.3O. 90, 800 y. IN. Accommodation.
A. SN tIGARp, e. q HANCOO h.
Genl Superintendent. Gen. Pass. Agent
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

to us the fact that the greatest and
most successful premiers and statesmen
Of Europe. within the last half fcentury,
Cavour Bismarck and Gladstone have
pursued the most vigorous and open
policy. There have been no suggestions
of thickness. deceit or subterfuge.
This has been a great gain for states-
msnship, a still greater gain for
the profound art OF government
IL has demonstrated that to accomplish
proper and patriotic ends indirection and
lying are not necessary. Craftiness has
given way to courage; and common
sense and justice have taken the places
Of chicanery and diplomacy. All OF
these men announced what they intended
TO do, and net the opposition to their
purposes with appeals to reason rather
than with the arts Of charlatan.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

New York Herald Forecasts In the Middle
states and New England to-day fair to partly
with fresh and light westerly to southerl,
Winds possibly shifting on the coasts OF this
section TO northeasterly. with rain and
dangerous disturbances on the coasts TO.
night On Tuesday, in both OF these sections
warmer. fair TO partly cloudy weather v fl
probably prevail, possibly with rain and
high winds sou OF sandy Hook. For Wed.
nesday, IN this section. generally very warm,
sultry weather Is probable.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

TnE tactics Of Gisdstons hs~e been
bold earnest, honest. large idsaed
s@nirable zid successful They recall
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
PunLIc SALES.

DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
i ture Of the late Mrs Platt, will be
held on Thursday, September 2, at / O'Clock
p. m. on Orange street. New Castle.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

NOTICE., ANNIE FARR y, THE
~ owner and occupant II the house situ-
ated at No. Sls buttonwOOd street, in
the Eighth ward in the city Of Will
mingtnn. county of New Castle and
Stale Of elawsre IN comp lance with the re-
quirenents Of e acts of the General Asse NJ
bis In such cise made nd provided. do hereby
give notice that 4 shall apply in writing %
the COur of General Sessions of the Pea, e
aud Jai Delivery of the state of Delaware,
Ia and for New Castle county. on MOnd ey,
the 18th day of sept mher, 1885. being the
next term Of said court. for a license for said
house. as an inn or tavern. for the sale therein
of intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart. 70 be drunk on the premises,
and the following resp ctable citizens
OF Sid war at least Twelve Of whom
ave substantial freeholders Of said ward
Evening journal., 1893-09-04

NOTICE. II. SARAH e. LEGG THE
~ tenant and occupant OF the house
situated al No. 725 Market street. in
lhe sixth ward, IN the city OF VIII
mlngton, county Of New Castle aud
state OF Delaware, In complitnce with
the requir, ments Of the acts of the General
Assembly IN snch case made and provided. do
hereby give notice that / shall apply In writ
ing 70 the Court of General Sessions OF the
feace and Jail Delivery of the State OF Della
ware IN and FOR New Castle county, on Mon
day, the 18Th day Of September. 1893 bel q the
next term of said court. for a license for said
house, as an inn or tavern. for the sale therein
81 intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart. TO be drunk OF the premises. and
the following respectable citizens of said
war;. at least twelve of whom are substan-
tial freehOlders OF said ward, recommend
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
ASA ~ANrAA.

WA n re IMMEDIATELY TIN
~ roofer at tin store on Union street, New
Castle. Del.
Evening journal., 1893-09-04
wANAMAKER's.
Philadelphia, Monday, September A. 1898.

The weather TO-DAY is hkel,
to be clear.