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Evening journal., 1893-09-05
wANAMAKER's.
Philadelphia, Tuesday. September 8. 1893.
The weather to-day is likely
to be clear.
All Ready For Fall

Early shipments of Fall
stuffs have been afloat all
August and crowding in upon
us the past week.
ALL our buyers have been
at their best in collecting the
newest and best things.
SIXTEEN of them for this
season have been abroad!
An hour after II is just one,
whatever you do, and 10 men
sent out to foreign countries
from one firm to pick out ex-
elusive goods and choose out
styles and kinds that some
body must 60 after and put
legs under if they are to walk
this way-is a solid fact that
speaks we'll for old slow Phlla-
delphia, say what you like!
Years teach more than
books or newspapers. This is
the seventeenth year of this
business college where the
main business is to learn what
people want and get it for
them that they may take it as
they need, at the lowest cost.
To anticipate and assemble
what people want is almost a
science, an altogether different
thing from massing lots OF
merchandise to sell at a profit.
Our idea of storekeeping is
| the exact reverse of the old one
This house can never be
good market for poor mer
chandise, whatever the temp
tation.
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

THE position that the machine people
OF New York are taking in regard TO the
nomination OF Judge May nard for the
Court OF Appeals. ought to defeat him.
They propose to nominate him because
he has been accused Of political crime.
They will have TO vindicate him FIRST by
nomination, then by election or course
he is urging the yindication idea. II the
machine people allow him to
be declared guilty Of the political
crime by which the certificates Of cleo
tion disappeared they will impeach them
selves and the Democratic majority iu
the State Senate. 1t is nice question
for them to weigh. However they de-
eide it they are likely to be lost. It is not
important that Democrats should con-
troll the Court Of Appeals, and a great
many Democrats may not be willing to
vote for Judge Maynard Whether there
will be enough TO defeat either his nom
ination by the party or his election by
the people, is a question.
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

to enlist other people, practically the
whole world, in private quarrel be-
tween Armour, the Republican pur.
chaser of SO much Mckinley protection,
and sixty plumbers Those quarrels are
always so tangled to begin with, or so
involved in right and wrong as they
proceed, that it is difficult to distin.
guish the guilty party. 1t is like a
family quarrel
After one o; these luarrels the work
ingmen win often go to the polls and
vote to perpetuate the system which
renders the Armours and the Carnegies
so rich in insolence, injustice and
money. The pleasl used to accomplish
this paradox are the plants that the in
dustry "will be destroyed" that work
ingmen will be thrown out of employ
ment; that this country will be flooded
with psuper made foreign goods" that
the country will 60 to the demnition
bow-wows; that the Armours and
the CarneRies cannot maintain
their factories, and keep out of the
poorhouse, III they do not have tariff
bonus, closed home-market, rus
aud foreign laborers.
Those pleas are false If not self.
contradictory. They are frequently
both. Many workingmen were convinced
Of that. and voted their convictions in
1890 and in 1892. But we need more Of
them still.
The remedy for these evils and their
corollary evils is not strike, it is not
boycott Neither one of those nos
trums ever reaches the seat of the
disease. At best, they, II successful
cure only one symptom Of it, not the
disease itself which is the tariff foI
protection of a few by robbing the
many.
Evening journal., 1893-09-05
whore rs Hndes Ioontedg

The ancient philosophers wereof the opin-
ion that the Internal regions were at an
equal distance away from all parts OF the
earth's surface, which may be the founda-
tion of the modern idea Of he'll being at the
center Of the earth. The ancient Jews also
located the place OF torment at the center
OF our little sphere. According to them,
there were three passages leading to il;
The Wilderness, by which route Dathan,
Koran and Abiram descended; the sea, be-
cause it is written that Jonah cried TO God
out of the belly of hell; the third passage is
st Jerusalem, because IL Is said:
1.-The fire of the Lord is in Zion, and his
furnace is in Jerusalem" Mohammed said
that hell had seven gates-the first for the
Mussulmans, the second for the Christians,
the third for the Jews, the fourth for the
Sabeans. the fifth for the Magians, the sixth
for the pagans and the seventh for the
hypoorites of all religions Winston, the
English astronomer, believed that hell is
situated on a comet, and that one moment
the damned will be in the blistering heat
Of the sun and the next in a region of terri
Die coad. Among Christian sects there are
two oontroverted opinions in regard to hell
-one concerning its locality, the other the
duration Of the tormeuts.-Philade
Press.
Evening journal., 1893-09-05
A SYMPTOM NOT THE DISEASE.

A SYMPTOM NOT THE DISEASE.
After a meeting for conference be.
tween the representatives Of Armour's
packing house in Kansas City and the
Grievance Committee Of the Industrial
Council for the settlement Of the strike
of sixty plumbers and machinists at the
works, boycott has been dec ared. The
conference could not agree upon any
terms Of settlement. President Hutch
inson, Of the council, said after Il {
meeting that "every Industrial Council
in the country would be asked to TAX,
similar action, as would all labor organi-
cations in foreign countries to which
Armour products are shipped"
We have no doubt that the Armours.
like nearly all other protected industrie.
especially thos e enjoying peculiar bene
FITS under the Mckinley Jaw, take ever,
possible advantage Of their working
men, as they tske every possible sdvau
tage Of the people at large, TO increa s.,
their profits But the workingmen dc
not attempt relief in the right manner
Hedged behind the tariff laws, and r.
covering millions Of dollars rebate OF
tin, the Armours are able to defy th
organizations of woIkingmen and sci
their beef, lard, canned goods and what
ever else they make. in spite Of the s.
called boycotts
The remedy is not in strikes. in tryinl
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

IT Is interesting to watch the erratic
little Presidential boomlets as they ap-
pear, flicker and fade above the political
horizon. The Harrison comet, showing
marks Of tears, appeared in indianapolis
Immediately after the sudden and splen-
did glare from the brains exhibition Of
Reed. Reed would scorn tears, while
Harrison does not affect brains There
are other much smaller stars in this
constellation which are not visible just
now. Mckinley is lying rather low
during the prevalence OF this silver light
because. having borrowed some light
from both sides Of the question, II
would be inconvenient for him to shoot
out and try TO shine now. In the other
constellation there is first, the Hill comet
with very long and heavy tail The
tail is the principal feature Of the Hill
comet. II is neither bright nor graceful,
but It is sufficient TO obscure the head OF
the reckless rover. The smaller stars
Of this department are in milky-way
condition. They give little or no light OF
themselves and seem not to consider this
favorable time to borrow light from
orbs which have it to spare.
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

THosE partisan papers which have
made aud are still attempting to make
such capital out of the present situation
are unoonsciously assisting the friends
Of tariff reform They enable the tariff
reformers to turn the facts they
mention to support the argument
that the fact that business pros
perity should depend on the action
of Congress is an evil in itself which
ought TO be ebated II merely the ap
prehensi1n that Congress may remove
some OF the taxes which the people have
bsen paying, has the effect Of depressing
great Industries, the sooner that pre-
ros ative is taken from Congress the
better Industry ought to stand alone
II should not only take care Of itself,
but should assist in taking care of the
government.
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

THE man who is spreading the
calamity news is simply assisting
those sly manufacturers in taking aa-
vantage Of the opportunity to reduce
wages He is neither annoying nor
hurting the Democratic party
II the Democratic administration
Is to be blamed for the present depres.
sion, it must be praised for he revival
which will inevitably follow. The effort
TO debase a great portion OF our ui-
rency by giving silver basis Of As
per cent. less silver than a dollar should
contain is, of itself, enough to account for
the general disturbance Of com
merce and finance, but II
the short sighted partisans will
not have it that way, then the Demo
Gratis can w,i., philosophically, for the
reaction, which is an inexorable Law of
trade. aud claim that. In any event
there is no need for alarm. The Sher
man Silver Purchase l.w will be re-
pealed, business is already reviving.
Cleveland is well and strong again and
Mrs Clevelaud-Dr Bryent is not wait
ins on the President There is nothing
Evening journal., 1893-09-05
The olerer Aamnee Arent.

A group of actors and managers were
deploring the fact that there We're no more
clever advance agents. They claimed the
men with vivid imaginations had either
become proprietors OF managers or else
disappeared entirely 'The best advance
agent in this country, remarked one man
ager, got his training with Barnum's cir
Gus. first met him in Fremont, Neb. and
ne was with the show. The morning Of
The performance it was rumored about that
The elephants while bathing in the Platte
river had got caught in the famous quick
ands OF that stream. Bulletins were put
out every hour, stating that the elephants
had sunk another inch or two The
riyer banks were crowded with people, and
very hour brought hundreds more. About
O'Clock this agent winked to the trainer,
md he winked to the elephants The big
lnimals slowly crawled out Of the mud
nd started for the grounds. OF course the
rowd followed, and most Of them went in
the tents This trick was PLAYED in
very town on the Platte e~."-Cor.
Oringieid C~-s,isc
Tommy. whn WAS Joan OF Arcf~ asked the
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

NoTwITHsTANDING the general and
destructive depression that Is impending
there are few factories for sale at calam-
ity prices II any mill-owner feels as
bad as Barnum felt eight years ago we
shall take pleasure in finding buyers for
his mill or bis business OF any kind at
calamity prices. In the case Of sale
the worshiper Of protection, as a slice
of Providence il not Providence itself,
could emigrate to Germany, Turkey
Egypt; or, perchance, to China, which
is the best protected country in the
world We trust. however, they will
not all speak at once.
Evening journal., 1893-09-05
welcome Invitations on Parchment

The Bergner and Engel Brewing Com
pany, OF Philadelphia, has issued novel
invitations TO hose who visit the
White City on Pennsylvania Day,
September z. TO assemble in their
Agricultural Building and drink Of its
dne light Tanhaeuser beer. The unique
invitation is on heavy parchment, in
state form, on which is placed the red
and gold seal Of the company.
Evening journal., 1893-09-05
LICENsE APPLICATIONS.

NTOTICE.-L, JOHN CRA WORD THE
II owner and occupant Of the house situated
northwest corner Fourth and Poplar streets.
I'M the Fourth ward. in the city Of
Wilmington, county of New Castle and State
OF Delaware, i'm compliance with the require
ments Of the acts OF the General Assembly,
I'M smell case made snd provided. do hereby
give notice that l. shall apply in writing TO
the Court of General Sessions of the Peace
and Jail Delivery OF the state of Delaware,
ina and for New Castle county. on Monday,
the 18TH day Of September. 1888. being the next
term of said court, for a license for said
house, az an inn or tavern, for the sale there
in of intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to ne drunk on the premises.
and the following respectable citizens of said
ward, at least twelve of whom are substan-
tial freeholders of said ward, -ec mmend the
Evening journal., 1893-09-05
TAKEN I'LL ON A CHURCH ROO
Carpenter Seized with ApopIex
Lowered From the Building In "a Ham
mack

Carpenter Seized with Apoplexv
Lowered From the Building I'm "A Ham
mock.
DEIMAR. Del, Sept Yesterday
William Hearn, a carpenter, who was
putting shingles near the ridge pole on
the Methodist Protestant Church at
Delmar now in course eff erection, sud.
nenly fell back and exclaimed, Il am
going to die He was caught by two
carpenters. who were working near BY
aud laid on little scaffold,
DR.. J. A. Wight, was hastily sum
moned and went up on the roof where
the man as lying He pronounced it
case Of spopltSy and heart disease
He treated the man on the church roof
fearing that If he was taken down he
would likely die in the attempt
By the use of powerful stimulants be
gradually rallied and was swung down
in hammock and taken to his home,
where he is stil unconscious and likely
to succumb.
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

CONSIDERING the buster, noise and
vituperation with which they have
favored us for two months, 1t is not
strange to see the pitiful exhaustion and
impending collapse Of the silverites,
Evening journal., 1893-09-05
THE INFANT.

Blooming, precious little flower
or the sacred bridal bower, -
Why dost thou so smile on me
In thine Eden infancy
Wouldst thou shed on me such light
II thou knew'st my spirits night,
Emptied Of stars and silver moon
Long ere It knew n crowning noon7
All, yesl An, yesi In pity thou
Wouldst still cast sunshine on my brow;
SIN give a rose unto the shroud
Still hang a rainbow on the cloud.
blooming, precious little flower
or the sacred bridal bo,Ser.
Still, Oh. still shed lighton me
From thy heaven OF infapcyl
New York Ledger.
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

ONE Of the defects in the Pennsyl
vania platform is that Quay did not
have himself endorsed. He probably
does not think it necessary to pay any
further attention to Mr.. Harrison.
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

The indications are that the gras
which did not grow, as prophesied, in
the streets of Wilmington eight years
ago. Is abont to grow now
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

in the future of this vast, happy and
prosperous country to excite the slightest
apprehension in the mind Of a sensible
man
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

THE story Of the weeping act Of ex
President Harrison during an old
soldiers harangue at Indianapolis is
pathetic The new appliance called
the tear pump, for use by actors, will
not be needed in the next campaign.
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

BY every rule OF justice this admins
tration ought to be praised for the re-
vival as it has been blamed for the de.
preston Of business. But that would
not be good politics. The politicians Of
a certain class treat the people as II they
were fools. The people know those pol.
iticians are foolish
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

SRPrEMBeR rain may drive the sum
mer girl back to us again, but it viii
benefit the growing celery.
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

New York Herald Forecasts-In the Middle
states and New England fair. warme r
weather and fresh soulhrrly and southwest
erly winds viii prevail, with maximum .. M
pefature exceeding s. degrees In the western
paris OF this section. On "Wednesday ia bof M
" these sections. still warmer. fair foepa rtly
cloudy weather and southwesterly winds will
continue, followed BY slightly cOner condi-
tair weather. followed by local ain Euro
pean steamers now leaving New York will
have light southwest breezes TO the banks,
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

ANARCHISTS should not be allowed to
find any resting place. much less a
propogatIng place, in this country.
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

EVEN those tourists who are return
ing from Europe now will not escape the
question: "Are YOU going 20 toe Fairf'
Evening journal., 1893-09-05
STORIES OF THE DAY.
They were AlI Away.

This morning four dumbfounded
women stood in the Ninth street en-.
trance of the Lore Building. They had
gone there to see Tilghman Johnson, on
law business. The door was locked, but
on the signboard piece of paper was
pinned:
"Out of Town. Inquire Of George
Lodge, Esq, or John X Bradford, Esq
opposite Office.
They turned to the opposite Office
The door was locked, and two notices
were up
John X. Bradford, out of town"
George Lodge at Carpenter Station
Return about d IN, sept. 8, 1898
With heavy hea-ts the women left.
Evening journal., 1893-09-05
sporttnR News Notes.

Dobbins, the Futurity winner, barely
won by a bead from Longdale At
Sheep shead Bay, yesterday He won
81 500
The Warren Baseball club will play
he New Castle team in this city on Sat
urday
An effort is being made by Horace
Mcdaniel to have go between Frank
Bollen aud Charles 6elring Of Baltimore,
on Thursday, September Ia Gerring is
the ex-champion light weight Of the
Atlantic division of the A. A w and is
considered clever Such go would be
interesting.
The Wilmington Wheel Club held a
meeting last evening and decided to hold
their annual % mile road race on SatuI-
nay, September 30 The course over
which the race will be run hss not yet
been selected, but it is supposed that it
will be over the road between this city
and Brendywine Springs.
Evening journal., 1893-09-05
No Fights at Roby.

The Grifo-Lavigne, and Barry Connor
fight which is to be decided at Roby,
Ind, last night did not come off, be-
cause of cute and decided arrange
ment, conceived several weeks ago
Judge Elliott, of indianapolis, and Dis
trict Attorney Mcmahon asked for a
writ of quo warranto to annul the clubs
charter and place it in the hands of a
receiver pending decision of the case.
The state gave bonds in $50, 900, and
Deputy Sheriff Hayes was named as
temporary receiver. He took charge of
the arena at once At the same time,
upon application by the same parties,
the c. urt granted an injunction re.
straining the club from giving its show
last night
Tyler. the fast bicycle rider, broke
The worlds record for the half mile,
riding in 1.01 2 5,iyesterday, at the races
u the Hartford Wheel Club This i:
o of a second lower than Zimmerman s
time He also cut the quarter mile flying
start record, in competition. down to 25 A
Windle did a quarter in 20 3 Thii
was also under Zimmerman's record Of
% seconds, made last year on the sam'
track
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

MOTION. = I, SARAH p. LEGG The
N tenant and occupant of the house
the sixth ward, in the city of VIII
mington, 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 that shall apply in writ
ing to the Court Of General Sessions Of the
Peace 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 z the
next term Of said court. for a license for said
house, as an inn or tavern, for the sale therein
one quart, 10 be drunk on the premises. and
the following respectable citizens Of said
waro, at least twelve of whom are substan-
tial freeholders of said ward, recommend
the said applicafiou viz
Evening journal., 1893-09-05
The Weather.

WAsa1SGTON, 5. pt.5-Forecast tin 81 D. m.
Generally fair.
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

Tommy, who was Joan OF Arcf~ asked the
eacher "Noah's wife," said Tommy, who is
,reat az guessing.-Harper's Bazaar.
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

II you want to crack your sides with
laughter 60 to Shellpot Park and hear
DR. Porter's ventriloqual masterpieces.
Evening journal., 1893-09-05
MorIarIty and Bollen An a wind Up.

The "smoker" of the Warren Athletic
Club on Thursday evening will .have
several interesting features Bollen and
Moriarity will box three rounds in the
wind-up. There will be singing by
Frank Springer and clubs. .winging by
Harry Belts Other bouts have yet to
he arran pad
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

DALTIMORE q
ID OHIO RAIL
ROAD schedule in
effect July s, 1898.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot,
East Bound.
$ Express trains.
New York. week
days, So 03, 81 81, So 80,
slif SO a m, sl2 "a,
81 AZ, s5 80, 81 80 p m.
sundays, 50 03. So 50,
$40 SO a m. sl224. 50 40,
So 38, 81 80, sll 90 D m,
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

NTOTICE.-L, JOHN MCGOWAN, THE
IN owner and occupant of the house situated
at the Southwest Cor Front and Shipley
streets, in the First ward. IN lhe
CITY of Wilmington. county OF New
Castle and State Of Delaware, in conf
pliance with the requirements OF the
acts OF the General Assembly in such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that / shall apply in writing 10 the Court OF
General Sessions of the Peace ana jan DenY-
cry of the State Of Delaware, IN anu LOT SeW
tember 1873. being the next term OF said court,
for license for said house,as aninn or tavei n,
for the sale therein Of Intoxicating LIQUORS IN
the r,rerniees and The following respectable
citi1ens of said ward. at least twelve Of whom
are substantial freehOlders OF said ward,
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD = STAND
i ARD Railway of Acknowledgements
Throughout, by the Interlocking Switch ano
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

ally. with Pullman buffe
z through TO Boston with
hkeepsie b idge, landii
station. Boston.
d. TWELFTH AND MAR
ak days, So 03, s737 So 81.
81 30. sll % D m. sur lays.
"a, 81 40, s5 IS. 81 80. 81 O
Evening journal., 1893-09-05

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1898.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
DULL AS COULD Be
Fhe Ne~ York Stock Mareet Was
Lifeless.
YESTERDAYS TRADE PRICES
The Tread Of Prise- l. Toward cenfi-
dence la the fusure--frsses in
the Local Market

NV YoEK. March u Money on call
has been easy. ranging ffnul > = i
act ioan al 4 aud closing offered al l.
poeted rates. - tfi.roi
s.osernmenf hor,is have been steady.
This has been one q the dcliest stock
markets witnessed feF some time. The
transactions aggregated onls l,'.cso
shares and the fluctuations Ia a major
~ q Instances were tri;iing. The deal.
ings constituted nothing but a traders
market and there are no signs II re
turn n the general public 10 Wall street.
Ia the railroad list prices were down
ward al tae opening, bat soon raiis>i
During the afternoon the market had
another set back. only Ia be- succeeded
- another recovery. Reading and New
England we're noticeahly stronger. the
farneF selling np Ia 10 23aa. The de
mand followed ths announcement that
an application had been made for re
neutrality-suspicious.. Theotherchanges
we're = OF per cent either way. out
side few Instances.
The strength Of sterling exchange Was
Fartly off--t ~ the caster feeling in money
and toe &c. that Indications point to a bet
ter supply 81 bills against the gram ship
n.rts. rhfch are On Tie increase. The mar
ket 1T 81 Afn IN tone. bat dull.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

CHrcAao. March 2f.-Wheat opened with
a feeling of depression. and for the trst hour
the tendency was downward. Gables were
lower. domestic markets inclined 10 weak
ne-s and the weather was fine and spring
Ike. Trade was dull and narrow. the local
-sntimens bearish. and there was more wheat
for sale than the market could readily abb
serb.
Toward the Close Of the market there was
a spell of weakness. under which pork re-
acted 10 ls.0o for May and closed at that.
Lard for May closed al Il. Is. and for July az
ii-30. being respectively Zoe and 3oc lower
than they closed yesterday. Even ribs
shared in tho general suffering from the clos
iiag onslaught and closed at Tie lower than
on the day before.
Closing.
wanar-March. 7351c; May. 7ss<c; July.
72ssc.
CoKx-Msrch. flc; April. i2c; May.
s3t.c: July. AZ. &c.
OArs-May, S2'sci July, s2xc; september,
Csc.
l'oax March. SGD: May. $500;
J,lly $40. September. i7.so.
March. $500; May, N2.l5;
Jniy. Ell -. september. si1.35.
Kt,s- March. sloc; May. sio.l7; July,
=.