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The Portland daily press., 1893-04-07
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While it was perfectly evident where
the Hons. Clifford and Frank 'were att
in their performances at Wednesday even
ings convention, the case of Mr.. E. G.
Jordan is not so clear. He is not pub
1icly known to be nourishing any boom
for Office, yet in the resolution which he
submitted he out-heroded Herod. The
fierce fervor to which his feelings had
been wrought up by the malicious and
uptruthful SANDERS that had been
heaped upon Mr.. Thomas Harper and
the other Democratic worthless who had
participated in or defended the Ward
One thieying, puzzled the brethren even
to account for, and there was much
speculation yesterday as to what it
meant. There was considerable worri-
ment of mind among the Office seekers
lest new and dangerous aspirant was to
be added to their ranks We are in
clined to think, however, that this
worry is uncalled for. Mr.. Jordan's
resolution was probably nothing more
than the outward manifestation of an
intense feeling of indignation prompted
by frequent and continued uncompli-
mentary illusions by the Republican
papers to Mr.. Harper and several other
good men. 1t is quite evident from an
inspection of it that it could not have
been premt ditated, as it would have
been had there been any sordid motive
behind it, Like Mr.. Gallagher's famous
''The best yet" it was merely sudden
outburst, though being inspired by diff
ferent feelings it differed in character
from the ejaculation of the Ward Two
statesman. Like that, however, it was
~ an emotional utterance, and does
i credit to the heart, if not to the
mead, of its anthor.
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FoRElGN-BoRN POPULATION.
Relative Number of Foreigners not In
creasing in this Country.
New York Commercial Bulletin.l

New York Commercial Bulletin.]
A census bull, tin recently issued un-
dertakes to give the nationalities and
geographical distribution of the foreign
born element of the population of the
United States. The statement that there
has been scarcely any increase in the
percentage of foreign-born residents to
the total population in twenty years will
occasion surprise, but the figures are
given here as follows:
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-07

Splendid assortment of new styles in
light and dark, 80 inches wide.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-07

Our best bargains are at $1.00, 1875
1875, $50, 200, $50, 800,
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-07

1t must be borne in mind that for
more than week after the Ward One
fraud was exposed there was no denial
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-07

New styles in Turkey Red Damasks
and the best values to be found at 25c.,
81 lie. and SOC.
The Portland daily press., 1893-04-07

A beard can be eolored brown or black by
BuckinghaDl's Dye for the Whiskers.
Evening journal., 1893-10-20

BROOKLYN, Oct 2O-Tne mayor Of
Brooklyn and the sheriff Of Kings county
met to day and decided to prevent the
Corbett- Mitchell 6ght from taking place
a. the Coney Island Athletic Club in
December.
Corbett will continue to train at Asbury
Park and is not one whit worried over
the action Of the Kings county authorities
iu refusing to allow the eight between
himself and Mitchell to come of
Governor Foster, of Louisiana, declares
that the Mitchell-Cofb ett fight shall not
take place in the state which he governs
Mitchell says he wants TO fight Corbett
and is willing to meet him on the turf.at
New Orleans or San Francisco, or in
Mexico or Havana
Brady, Corbetts manager, says that the
fight will take place If there is any
suitable SPOT on the face Of the earth.
lie regards the action of the Kings
county, A. Y authorities as huge joke.
Evening journal., 1893-10-20
The EAuLKLANp LYceuM.
It WIN BE Adjourned Sine Die Unless
More Interest Is Taken In IL.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.


Special Correspondence Evening journal.
FAuLKLAND Oct 20-A dull meeting
OF the Falkland Lyceum was held here
last evening Several readings and
Rotations completed the program. The
interest in the organization has fallen
oil, and a motion for adjournment sine
die was defeated by only a narrow
margin. It was understood. however,
that II the attendance does not show an
increase at the next meeting that the
lycsum will be closed. Some hope is still
entertained that the organization will
not come to an end as yet
William Ford, an agent for importers
ia Germany, is engaged in purchasing
walnut tree in this vicinity, TO be i'm
ported Chairs, gun stocks, canes etc. q,
will be made from the wood The logs
are bcing hauled TO the railroad station
here and are being hewed square Some
OF them measure four feet in diameter
ard sixteen feet in length, and are Of the
finest quality.
Chicken thieves attempted to enter the
coop Of Thomas Pollock, on Tuesday
night Watch dogs were attracted by
their noise, and In turn aroused Mr.. Poll
lock The thieves were scared of with
ont plumber.
Daniel Belfeld. Of Wilmington, was
here yesterday ON a cunning trip lie
returned home last night with six large
gray squirrels
Evening journal., 1893-10-20
Free. free.

Watches. Tables, Book Cases and Mu-
sic stands given away with every $40
purchase. No matter how small a
purchase you make we give you a coupon
for the amount.
We have big line of clothing on hand
and as things are dull just at present we
will sell them at prices to make them
move in short order. A handsome over
coat, worth SO; our price, $3.50 A
double breasted fine KerseY overcoat,
worth SIP; our price, 81 90. We have a
very fine line of beaver overcoats In ten
diff rent styles and shades, worth $40;
our price 50 90. Boys and Children's
overcoats at the same reduction. Chill
dren's suits as low as $11O Mems fine
wool pants, ST. go; worth $500 We have
lots of other bargains, too numerous TO
mention. II you buy anything from
us and you are not saving money, or are
dissatisfied, we will cheerfully return
your money. Il. w. WOLTERs, South
west corner Second and Market streets.
=. S We also give you free a stem
winding watch, table, book case or
music stand.
Evening journal., 1893-10-20
Sporting News Notes.

The Australians cricket eleven defeated
the Detroit eighteen at Detroit yester-
day, by 81 runs
w. X. Taylor, owner of Mascot, the
champion PAGER, has received challenge
from Munroe Salisbury for a race between
tie phenomenal trotting stallion Direc
tum and the Buffalo geldiny Mascot, for
500 side
AK, 2079 the champion 8 year
old trotting mare, yesterday attempted
to equal the record OF Maud S, but
failed. The best she could do was 2.15i
aud 212
Robert j., IN a race yesterday, at
Nashville paced two heats In O5f. He
had as his opponent Flying Jib and two
other fast PAGERS
The Elkton football team defeated the
Washington College eleven, of Chester
town, at Elkton, yesterday, by score OF
90 TO 9
Roberts is still gaining on De ORC in
the international billiard contest. AT
tie close OF last nights play. the score
s God, De ORC, 900. Roberts SOB
Horace Leeds, the Atlantic City pugil.
list, announces his willingness to fight
any man in the world at 1873 pounds
Dick Burge. Of England. and Billy
Smith, Of Boston, were matched yester
day to fight for the weller weight
COMPROMISING Of the world, and a purse
Evening journal., 1893-10-20
SHOE ''TIPS'

That are worthy of your considera-
ton. Those who attended our
opening Souvenir Sale must admit
that the styles and qualities Of our
new Fall Shoes, are, considering
the price, several steps in advance
of anything ever offered by us or
any other shoe house. AS an illus
tration we particularly call your at
tention to these new ''ideas. "
They're just what you need
RIGHT NOW.
-Four styles of Ladies' finest Wei
Kid Button. from the extreme
pointed toe to the .semi-square toe,
thoroughly handmade All widths.
Our price, $500. They're worth
fully $l.00 pair more.
Three styles Ladies hand-sewed
Dongola Button, extension soles.
Just the thing for tender feet. Our
price, 81 80. You couldn't match
'em for less than SO so.
~ % w NC 10 mdhluS "a VIZ III
on our Ladies' Piccadilly Butchers,
made of fine soft stock, and to all
appearance good as shoes costing
$500 Our guarantee goes with
every pair.
At s1.50 we are showing some Of
the styles and qualities in Ladies'
and Misses Shoes that you seldom
find in shoes costing $500. You'll
agree with us after seeing them.
S1.25 is our price for a Ladies
good Dongola or Pebble Button
Spring Heel or Heeled. War
ranted in every particular. S2.OC
would not buy you a better wearing
shoe.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
$50 pairs Ladies' Genuine KiC
Button. All sizes. .95c, wortl
$1.25.
100 pairs Ohild's Pebble, Sofa
Tip, Spring Heel, Button. Size
2 to II, Csc, worth soc.
Evening journal., 1893-10-20

Needs assistance it may be best TO render
IL promptly, but one should remember
10 use even the most perfect remedies
only when needed. The best and most
simple and gentle remedy is the Syrup Of
Figs, manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Company.
Evening journal., 1893-10-20

ONE One Of these days there
will come a cold spell
DAY and with it rush
for Clothing You will
appreciate your forethought
if you anticipate . the
coming of that spell
and get your Clothing now.
Further we will be glad to
serve you now. The early
buyer has everything in his
favot-an unbroken assert
ment, time to look and free.
dom from crowds.
The Boys Clothing Depart
ment teens with good things
and good value, and we know
you will have no regret for
having fitted your boy out
here.
Evening journal., 1893-10-20
A special worlds Fair EXoursIon.

On October "a, at Sf7 am. q special excur-
SION viii leave Delaware avenue station, Bali
il'nore and Ohio railroad for the Worlds
TT, going via Washington and returning
wa: Niagara Falls, and the celebrated Lehigh
AKA wyoming valleys. Tickets permit a stop
over At Niagara Falls and Geneva. a. he train
WIZ consist Of coaches and sleepers and will
arrive az Chicago the next day at il.f5 a. m.
Tickets good 70 return on an trains until No
Nemner I'd, inclusive. Lowest rates since the
opening OF the fair. Apply AZ once for berths
a. tickets 20 H. A. Miller. g.. u. A.. 3. a. %.
I iroad. Delaware avenue station, Whining
ton. Del.
Evening journal., 1893-10-20

Many tickets have been sold for the
opening game of football between the
Columbia Athletic Club and the Park
Athletic Club at Battery Park 10 NOR
row afternoon The game will be we'll
worth seeing Two new half backs will
play with the New Castle eleven aud a
victory Is looked for. Captain Wilson
has had bis men hard at work al this
week preparing for the opening contest.
Evening journal., 1893-10-20
ne Was a "steward'' and Sold Cigars.

A Spaniard purporting TO be the stew
ard OF one Of the southern vessels en-.
chored up lstream yesterday walked
through town with bundle Of cigars.
LOO or more. He told how he had
brought from Havana the splendid cigars
for a Delaware merchant but found that
he had gone TO the Worlds Fair. Il is
SAID that the Spaniard worked his game
well and that one merchant bought the
lot Tor $23.
Evening journal., 1893-10-20

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
" u run a series of special excursions To- HE
w oilds talr, for which excursion tickets TO
NIAcabo VIII he so a az n rate OF one fare for
round tun from New York and all stations
west as far as Baltimore. The date selected
Is Oclober 20, 1888. 1he special trains will
consist of urst-clnss Nestihule day coaches
equipped with iavatories and other toilet
ccnyeniencos, and an experienced tourist
a rent VIII accompany each train 10 look
after the comfort OF passengers. Stops for
M Gals Will be made en- route. The tickets
VIII be valid for the outward journey on
special trains only, excepting that from way
points they viii be honored on locai trains 10
tte nearest station az which the trains are
scheduled 20 stop. They will be valid for re-
turn journey In day coaches on an trains
leaving Chicago within nine l0 days in
Guiding dag OF SAFE. Following Is the schedule
OF the special trains and rates from principal
/ stations IN this vicinity: Leave u ilmingtOn
al l.3l a, m..rate SlI; leave Newark at 49, a,
| n. rate c1; arrive az Chicago next day at 48.
I p m. Remember date-October -.
Evening journal., 1893-10-20

He did not wilfully practice dentistry
against the law. Charges against him
withdrawn on the recommendation OF the
deputy Encouragement.
The Warrant Not Being Served.
There was no wilful violation of the
law. Being thoroughly qualified in every
particular, the doctor was able and ready
TO FIJI the requirements of the law, which
has been done. The doctors Office is
open and he will continue the painless
extraction of teeth at Tenth and Market
streets, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1893-10-20

Go TO Wilmington Photograph Com
pany 3l1NMarket st 80 cents per dczen.
Evening journal., 1893-10-20

The ages OF United States Senators aver
aec s. ears. There Is no fool like an old
fool-New York Commercial Advertiser.
Evening journal., 1893-10-20
Incidents Of the Day.

Mrs Emily Mckee the wife Of John p.
Mckee, who died while on a visit to Balti
more on Monday, was laiI 20 rest ysster-
day afternoon, funeral services being
held at her late home near stanton.
Gymnasium apparatus for the Colum
bia Athletic Club will probably arrive
here tonight but will not be placed in
position until Monday
Disinfectsnts have been spread about
the open trench near the Jail from which
the old sewer is being torn.
David Boulden has accepted the offer
Of Contractor Morrison TO give the sewer
bricks TO anybody who would haul them
away
Rev. T. Z Martindale. D. d., oficiated
at the funeral of ex-Magistrate Kirby
formerly Of this city. in Delaware City
Yesterday and Patrick Henry Lodge OF
Odd'FelloWs attended.
Thomas x Lancaster is now the stem.
ographer for one Of the leading law
firms Of Philadelphia
W. Scott Vernon. who is now menagin,
editor Of the Daily Republican, was herl
Yesterday looking after the interests O
his paper
Flower pots, ornamental aud plain at
greatly reduced prices J. I. STOOPS.
stoHepipe' wash-hoilers at J. 7. sIO0Ps's
Cummings the Photographic. SOC Marke
Evening journal., 1893-10-20

Undoubtedly the Senate needs either a
Dow set Of rules or a better set OF men 10
enforce what rules IL has. Baltimore Amer +
can.
Evening journal., 1893-10-20

The continuous session was n continuous
picnic for the Senator who wished 70 wear
an lroy jag without letting Mrs. Senator
know aDout it.-Memphis Appeal-Ava-
lanche.
Evening journal., 1893-10-20
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

Dr. J. Warren Manning. Specialist In
Painless Extraction OF Teeth, Tenth and
Market Streets.
Evening journal., 1893-10-20
The Common Eleo-on Next Week.

Trustees Edward Challenger, Patrick
McGrory and John H. Rodney have ad.
vertised the election, to be held next
Saturday, October %, for one member Of
the Board of Trustees of the New Castle
Common, TO I'll the vacancy caused by
the death of Michael B. King. The
trustees mentioned above will be the
judges, and the election will be held In
the mayors office Il is said that Presi-
dent Henry Hoisohumsker Of City Couu-
Gil, is the only candidate mentioned for
the vacancy
Evening journal., 1893-10-20

The tortures on dyspers STA. the -suffsrings
OF scrofula, the sglniziug Itch and pain OF
salt rneum the di3ag -eeable symptoms of
catarrh, are removed by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Hoods Pills are the best aiter-dinner
pits assist digestion, prevent constipation.
Evening journal., 1893-10-20
ITEMS or INTEREST.

The magnificent little racer, Nalkyrie, has
but one drawback. She can't move IN the
water with sufficient rapidity. Chicago Re-
Evening journal., 1893-10-20

The Groom is Secretary Of the Delaware
state Society for Christian Endeavor.
Young Men Busy with Athletic Prepare
tions - Football Opening Tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1893-10-20

The entire stock has this day been
sold to New York party, who, in connec-
ton with this stock of
Evening journal., 1893-10-20

., csmmins' 'hsl PHOTOGRAPHIC. SOC Market
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LseAx SorrcEs.

tn THE sUPERioR COURT oP n
mene
In the mattsr Of the estate u Gsosss u -
deceAoed
Notice Is hsrsby ssvsn 70 Ill per,oos mapsu
In the above-n AIMED estate that Aagy = 49,
has nIsd her petition II satd court thaa ~ -
and share 81 tha - ate 70 which - y euc
under the v ia Of the oatd decedent y mo1uno10
her upon her giving bonds Of sscusttv oeoaYotl
n,sas Of her pruportion a the $1,000 ~ =
estate. and thas Monday. the Sir ~ - 3ul{
day. or ~ soon thereafter - tt uuao1n L
heard, has been 6xed for the hsartn0 & - -
tion- All persons Interested In aoe1 o1oo10 r.
therefore required TO appear In said coo1t 80
time then and there 10 show Gauss, u ~ 60
Why the said appiicasion nhould not y 49,
r. w. GORDON. O.
ny H c. 0onpoN. Dsputy
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NOTICE TO CoSrRlCrORa

Aufsts-sou WILL SAVE TINE Ann
~ tsc0sy by eextsEg pytcTs "a ro<a rsar All
ff~~~es. brick terra COLA Color. etc 1xssa
as1zs sssass. 49, kas&s ss4issaS. ssasssA
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Thomas snmm0us Manager.
Pert Townsend Preach 4 Spsiages
!
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ENGINEERS AVID CONTAGIOUS.

- gfne@rS end contractors for BRIGGS - every de-
scripssoe. wharf hns;dsng pslearvtne. dredging
and steel shove excavAsisg. paans ana Apecsfira-
tsons furnished Application: correspondence So
iicit~ss once. S30-S2y seattle Sa.so0ai BAak
building Seattle. WISH
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4 SMALL cEDAR ROW auAT WITH Nun
~ h~- ssssn. heat ncrzA e~t-aae. 10
@.Ss aasa&xs. feNAra ws.l ~ pad far Ia r~sssrr
sa " as-essr's eosssesSes TA<.asaA sa-x& SeS,-
IA ". ~ essvszA Alo fs1sizky eazltlnS. Iac~uA
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oldest ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY:
~ In<se u AIRY ioas Of3ise. ma Wasasnxs ton
sfrs~s: isosrs, advances On dlam0ads, wA:caes ana
)svsiry. iswess rass&
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aOCYETT NOTxCEA.
A TTENTIOS. TURNEAs-THE MEMBERS
"A of the n r. ". are sequeated 70 assemble -
asonney A rtsgasts 1T p sunday July IS 10
Assend ths fuasfal Of Lauss Jacobs BY order
GHAA W. LAtfTEhbAcH. freA
4 TTENTfos KNIGHTS or PYTHIAk-
~ The membera Of Harmony Lodge. No B, X. Of
r sud iii sojsaraiux knights are requested to
rueef castle hall SUNDAY, July % ~ ~ 80 p u,
tn attend the Iuneral Ut our late brother. Louis
sAruss. LEO I. STOCK, C. L.
jous r yAconsos, X. Of Il. as
"A RCAaA LODGE. No II. =. And A. ~
~ stated meetings second and fourth Mondays
a. each month. l. 1. MOORE, W. ~
A. =. t5inHa. fac.
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II ADIEsi CHICHESTER ENGLISH PEN
IL nyroyAl Pills tDia mpnd brandt are the heat
safe. reliable. take no other. send &c fstampal
for particulars; "kelief for ladies' In letter by r.
turn mail At oruxgfstA Chichester Chemical
Go Phsiadelphla Pa
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IKE LURE Has REMOVED FROM .fa
i wAshingSon street 20 tise Lonton Loaa Ofxce
los south Third street. money 70 loan On watehes
diamonds aed teweisy.
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NOTICE TO 0TOCkHOLDERS.
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE STOCK
l. holders Of the Seattle Transfer Company viii
be held At the Office Of the company. Third a0d
Weller street& Seattle, on Monday, July -. ~
p m. CHARLES ARMSTRONG.
Vice President
n. J RFEKIg Secretary
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ENOR SALE-FARMIN0 LANDS ON WILDLY
II island; improved and uEimprovod: best agrt-
culture and fruit lands in the state very cheap
easy terms: large or small tracts Inquire A. W.
Rash. Oak Harbor. wash. Dyer 4 Monroe Agsnta,
COupovtlle. Wash.
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II ASfHoSf's BISpGkf. BLANK BOOK
\ manufacturers Washington strcs.. corner
eomfnesciai. rooms ! and cry block. seAsxie
Waeh-
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CONT0ACfURs AND ACILDERS.
CONWAY J. ~ BoGART-CoSwAY a
81 BogArs. CONTRACTOR: Pile driving bridge busd-
ias etc: estimates furnished Heajqoarters. 3223
THIRD street
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To our Subscribers.

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