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Evening journal., 1893-06-14
KENNARD&CO.
62l and 623 Market ST.

There are surprises in our
store every day.
There may be something
among these surprises for you.
To-day it is children's fine
embroidered houncings at
half price.
Evening journal., 1893-06-14

OF lmphlul ana uuluNueuCtQ lN lfltle-
want facts. Lizzie Borden was there
and she might have committed those
murders however horrible the thought.
The New York Herald has published
tabulated statement showing that the
sherman Silver Purchase law has cost
the country 100000 900 shrinkage Of
stocks on the Stock Exchange in the
past year. The baneful effects, Of the
scheme to keep up the price Of silver, to
secure the votes Of the silver states aud
re-elect President Harrison. are inesti-
mable, inconceivable. The Sherman law
was put upon the statute books by the
party which claims to be the party Of
financial perfection; the party yersed
and skilled in political economy. The
Republican party passed the Sherman
silver law in 1890 and refused TO repeal
it in 1892 either through folly or fraud
The party either did not know what the
effect Of the bill would be or It was care.
less It was and is. either an ignorant
or a dishonest act And yet with this
act staring him in the face one Of the
local writer's for the Republican papers
exhibits his own calibre and the quality
Of his political convictions by intimating
that the Democrats would do something
worse, probably start wildcat" banks,
II the Sherman law were repealed. The
Democratic party never was guilty Of a
financial mistake; It could not commit
the country to any financial folly. The
Democratic party is an exposition of
sound political economy financially and
constitutionally. 1t is so conservative
that it cannot err; It never did err
The Republican party on the contrary.
cannot construct or advocate a sound
financial policy. 1t has been tinkering
with commerce and finance for twenty.
five years to bring us to this condition in a
time Of peace-an empty Treasury, an
insufficient income. increased taxation,
buying silver with borrowed gold
Evening journal., 1893-06-14

THE statement Of a society girl, that
she enjoyed herself when young more
than at present, is not always an evil
dence that the previous generations were
happier than this. society girl is often
not as old as she appears to be.
Evening journal., 1893-06-14
Wilmington Composers Work

Harry +. Robelen, the well known
music dealer, has just composed and had
published pleasing bnt pathetic song
entitled "At Mothers Knee. The words
were written by John Z. Whelan and
dedicated 60 John Ford.
Evening journal., 1893-06-14

The Town Board Of Lewes has agreed
to exchange the old school house prop
erty for larger lot on which to build a
new jail and have public pound to take
up stray cattle.
Evening journal., 1893-06-14

THE declaration that a man is in love
with a married woman is not startling;
but II the married woman" be his wife
people sneer snd say, Impossible
Evening journal., 1893-06-14
RUNAWAY ON MARKET STREET.
A nigh-splrited Animal Kicks His Driver
aud Almnst ONertnrna IA Unrrinrn

aud Almost overturns "a Carriage.
A high spirited horse attached TO a
wagon of j II Joslyn. butcher in the
city market, became frightened this
morning at Fourth aud Market streets
and started to run away The wagon
came into collision With buggy. in
which woman and child were seated
aud almost overturned it,
The animal, not succeeding in it's
Efforts to get away, began kicking. 1t
flung both hind feet into the wagon and
struck the driver. Frank Hastings a
terrible blow in the stomach, kicking him
g. he back Of the vehicle.
a bystander caught the horse and
Hastings was carried to the drug store Of
h. r. Bringhurst where his injuries
re treated This was the third time
mat this animal has run away with
Hastings
Evening journal., 1893-06-14
A CoIotsd Boys shun Fractured

Elijah Wright. a colored boy, 13 years
Of age, was thrown from horse near
his home at Concord yesterday after.
noon aud had his skull fractured. The
horse took fright at some object lying
IN the road and the boy head struck
stone when he fell Eleven pieces
OF skull We're removed from the frac.
ture last right by the physicians at the
Delaware hospital
Evening journal., 1893-06-14

No wife should reproach her husband
for telling her how happy she would be
after they were married. Very likely. he
IS as sorry for IL as she.
Evening journal., 1893-06-14

TIE boy who has red hair is likely to
lose respect for God il told too positively
that God made It.
Evening journal., 1893-06-14
Not Of much Benefit 10 Kesr,sv

The boxing exhibition which was TO
take place last night for the benefit Of
Nike kearney iu the Academy of
Music was o fizz'e number OF bouts
were advertised but only one was boxed
and that between Kearney and Andy
Watson The latter had the best of the
contest apparently.
Evening journal., 1893-06-14

Then the splendid value in
Wash Silks, the real high lus-
tire japanese Habutai; wash
like a silk handkerchief; for
merly sold at IS cents; price
now, SO cents.
Plenty of limitations, but
few of such value at SO cents.
Silk Shirt Waists at 81 are
among the interesting items
now in our Waist Depart
ment. This department is
worth your while to visit.
You will find many nice things
in it and plenty of room to
see them with comfort.
PRICES RIGHT.
Evening journal., 1893-06-14
Tar Rate stIn In poubt.

The Levy Court did not fix the tax rate
yesterday afternoon. The only thing
done was to accept an invitation to visit
st. James Protectory and st. Peters
Female Orphanage The next meeting
will be held on Thursday morning.
Evening journal., 1893-06-14

Trotting and pacing matinee at Wa
waset Driving Park tomorrow. Admis-
81 % 25 cents
Evening journal., 1893-06-14
SnIld

Beech or bar, by wagon or vessel losd.
GsoRGE n MCCALL COMPANY,
Offices, Eiehth aud Shipley streets.
Telephone No. G75.
Evening journal., 1893-06-14

Goat and Cattle Hair
In paper packages or burlsp sacks
GEORGE II. MCCALL COMPANY,
Offices, Eighth and Shipley streets.
Telephone No. 67j.
Evening journal., 1893-06-14
MANAnIAKER,s.
Philadelphia. Wednesday, June "A, 1893.
The weather to-day is likely
to be clear.

Cool, crisp Linen Lawns,
the genuine flaxen stuffs that
never lose friends, 60 to new
prices this morning-25c from
33c, and soc from SIZE.
Neat designs of black, red and
blue on white.
Northeast of centre.
A good share of the Dress
Goods short ends on that long
main aisle table, Market
street, are of the very newest
and the most popular Cotton
Stuffs, Fine Scotch Grapes
and Ginghams, richest French
printed goods-all have been
marked at half or third the
usual retail rate. It's simply
a question of fading a length
that suits you.
OF course the boy wants a
Tent-there's such fun in
camping even on the lawn or
play ground. $2.5o for a
Tent that will make him happy.
Or you can pay $3.50, SO, S.
or $II.5o.
Easement, northeast of centre
We put the Wanamaker
Ice Cream Freezer first for
ease of working, excellence of
product and economy of ice.
You can see it in operation,
middle of the Basement.
3 qt size 81 20 s qt. size. SO 80
tat size, $500 10 qt size, $43O
6qt size, $2.75 IA qt. size, $3.50
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1893-06-14

IT is mistake to imagine that the
untidy girl is necessarily artistic.
Evening journal., 1893-06-14

human mind when unbiased by prejudice
or sympathy and uninhuenced by irrele-
want facts. Lizzie Borden was there
and she might have committed those
murders however horrible the thought.
Evening journal., 1893-06-14

S95-$ $35-S5O for good secondhand
organs. H. f. Robelen, No. no Market
qfrpat
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-21

mi pena desapareeeria con mis- larr;naS. Il.
pedIdo al clelo apasionadamente ana ne ~
c1era anlar mi n.arI1o, NADIA Ese homh~a
me- me- g Tan odios0 como antes, va he perlida
0ooas mis- llnslones1 vlendome s0ieta ( q nara
slenii,re. Necesito nentir. estar con tranouilo
sem oianfe' sonrelrs y este me subleva das-
ccrazona iCuanto sufro. Ahora Que ssh.
listed 10 que me pasa, juzgue : dis-a !; 80
censuras no son inutiI crueldad
Estas palabras de Juana produiaron nros,,,-
Ga conmlseracion 4 Ia senora Dexvara,,,,.s.ss
guserl ~. 8 pregunto = era iusto que aqaella 20
Lo que habia heehe hasta entoncas -. -.
no. 81 conducts mereci4 estimaci6n.
-Desgraciada Tnnier. r.-diio.
-ois desgractada en- efecto, -afa,l;5 H..
3a,-porque no tengo apoyo alguno. Fehrslss
.uessS pS9eusoan MI esptrltus anargos peka
re- aestrozan ani corazon. solo MI volnnt.ss1 -
,deflende, eh una hora de extravio nra.s., ~
hacerme traici5n F"SAN
sAuE e afnass pregnnto III senara ~.
sarennes con aeento profundo que extransss;s
- QueMse yo - respondf6 er.oa...-.,-
Juans. Horas hay cn one rss.,
Que - sufrido lesde que estov aou; - "
9se. todo me ofende, todo me irrita II, .s..s
dad Me MI marido Ia inconsciensa -,
de Micaela Ia silenciosa sonrisa Is -: -
como = proparara aguna pertidia. 49, r1sfzA ~
sS = na s. aespreclo s. sekNNuelyen eaa ~ alm,s
deseo de permaneoer aoni. s''s' ks1t5
foore hi1as-exclannds A. *4aors ra..
rennesi -te compadezeo 0on Nesln ", 9'
fe1uona mis- inlastas painhras. Bnx -
SuAheo poo,as nacsrs tianes aasfalleei,e,sn
So Soaao souo 70 Cue - humauo pTecse es ~ss,,a
aartet puedes Aeontar connAiru. NaNs,s~ ii Il
oiare Ia marido t. sacar< ie assss s1s ~
ae uicha, debes gozar tranouiE3~a sMae@
onen eorazoas i Il cielo - snsfss n. s -.S.asa
pensara. s''sss'' w recon-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-21

seis meses que Ilevaba det matrimonio habia
0bservado atentamente el banquero todos los
aetos palabras De su mujer, ri una sola vez
le do motive alguno de sospecha.
Tranquifzado, deposit6 en ella entera con-
hanza
Jnana estaba encantadora, amandoIa su ma
Fido mas que q primer dia, graeias que el ca
racter Dc 81 mujer, algo adusto al principio, Sc
habia dulcihcad0, y Ia i0ven altiva Y capricho-
sa Sc habia convertible en- nlujer sencilla, anna
bic y I'm POGO grave.
IBrapaz De leer EN- oil pensamiento de su con-
sorte, creia sinceramente Cayrol que Sc alarm6
sin motive, que IA crisis de Juaua fae pasa-
iera.
Atribuiase el merito de Ia metam6rfosis de
81 esposa, ) estaba por clio orgnlloso.
Hagame el favor, Cayrol, de llevarse ese
Qulnqpe, CUE me hsce dafo en- los oJoss-dIJo
Il sefora Desvarennes, deseando Que no Sc no.
tara la alteration d. semblante por lo ocu-
frid0 entire ella su hsja.-y ruegue Juaua
que venga: tengo qne decirle dos palabras.
Con mucho gusto -contesto Cayrol-
7 tomando Ell qninone de sobre Ia mesa, 10
Ilev6 u To hR6ItacI6n Immediate.
La oscuridad tranqniliz6 81 eapiritu de ia
sshora Desvarsnuea, y calm6 81 sangre
III ruido del bale llagaba 4 sus oidos debili-
tado por Ia distancia.
P6soee meditar-
Aqneiia agitada vida a9radaba Micaeia,
pues "a vano hRoia querid0 probarle que esta
existencia ds desenfrenaao placer era mortal
para Ia dicka. la joven Sc tapaba los oidos para
no yer.
Sinceramente se pregunt6 il uadre si, arras-
tFada por Ia pasi6n, exageraba 81 NAL.
Pero no; bien vela que no Sc snganaba- Exa-
minando aquellassociedad que IL rodeaba hom-
bres y mniares, encontrAbase por todos lados
q 1sbra, 81 des6rdsu, 4 nuiidad.
ReRstrando t0d0s RQuell0s cerebros, no 80
oncontraria una idea praefica examinando to-
dos aqnsllos eorazcnass no - adysrtiria d una
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-21
UN YAUCANo.

versaci6n sera corts, no Ia puedo diferir,
porque manana me yoy.
-iTan prontos
ST; solo por mi hiia por ii he salido de
Paris: mi hija sabe va 10 que tenia que de-
cirle. Vamos Il ahora. sPor que has venido
Niza2
No he podido impedirlo.
tPor que NOT
-Poruue mi narido Sc empeno en- venir
Precise era disuadirle de este deseo, \
sobrado imperio ejerces sobre 81.
Hubo IN momento de silencio, despues del
cual respondi6 Juana
Tenn despertar sospechas en- su amino.
-Esta bien. Pero admitiendo que vinieseis
MIA, por que habeis aceptado hospitalidad
en- esta casa
-Micaela nes Ia ha ofrecido.
~ este misno, no te ha decidido rehu
sarla f-excla1n6 animandose Ia senora Desva-
varennes.-fQ Que papel vais 4 representa- aqsais
Despues de seis meses de honrosa vida, quie-
res volver q las andadas
Sergio temble On su escondite las palabras
de 81 suegra eran claras. Todo 10 saba.
La yoz de Juana, violenta { indignada diio:
Con que derecho me hace listed Ia injnria
de s0spechar tai cosa
Con ell derecho qua me das faltando tus
compromises. Debias pernanecer lejoS de mis-
hiios, te encuentro aqui, acudiendo al peli-
gro, realIzando coqueterias que son Prelude de
Ia falta, farniliarizandote con Ell malt hasta que
~ Sonora .-exclam6 Juana con arrebato.
-Resp6ndeme- Has cumplido las PRONE
sas que me hiciste R-interrs1gnp:6 con autori-
dad in seilorM Desvarennes.
-fY listed s-repgic6 Juana con desespera-
ci6n.-sSe han tealizado las esperanxas cue
rae hlzo entreverI Desde hace seia meses7 que
ne aleie, she encontrado In cAlEna en- el espf-
ritu la paz en el corax6ng de he consagrado
aate3lmente al deber que me dacia ser rene
do nj forlnent0 he llorado esperanto que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-21

aspiration elevada: aquellas gentes no vivian
con a Inteigencia con el sentimiento, sino
con los nervios, excitandolos violenfamente Y
reemplazando la aetividad con la agitaci6n.
Revolvianse en- Ia vida humana como ardillas
en- Jaula, con rabia, con locura, Y, al remover
Sc, creian que avanzaban.
se les veia hablar, acercandose ellos que
daba uno estupefacto, porQue el e<cepticismo
habIa matado t0das sus creencias.
La religion, Ia familia, la patria Vaya
unas guasas decian en- especial dialeeto.
Su uuico novil, su mica passion, su tinico OBJ
Jeto era gozar gozar siempre Y pesar de todo.
Tai era su estructura moral.
La fisica bastaba verlos para juzgarla. Con-
trahechos, Iisidos. sin fuerzas apenas para
existir, hacfan todo To possible por destruirse.
Eu esla soeiedad, cnyo 1nico m6vil era eI pla-
Ger, el que no MORN tisico quedaba idiota
Que iba haeer ella, lnuier trabaiadora en-
aQuel n4undo podrido Cabia esperanza de
regenerar con bueuos ejemplos tanto desgra-
cfado No, porque dlrIau que chocheaba- I'm
possible era ensefiar Il bsen los que con tanto
ssfan ensenaban el nal los de1nas
Lo necesario era hair de aquelia dorado gam
grena, llevandose los que amaba, dejando
= ios holgazanes , d los Ineapaces consumirse
v destruirse al quedarfa espacio en- la TERRA
para los intelIgentes : laboriosos.
Immense dIsgust0 sintIo Il sefiora DeSvaren-
nes, resolvlendo aacer 10 possible para librar del
contagio aticaala.
Entretsnto, FecisO era interrogar < Juana-
Apareei6 -. sombra en Ia puerta del salon !.
era Il joven
Tras ella, "a u oscaridsd de II galerfa, Sc
desliz6 Sergio sin que IL vieran
Acechaba JuaEia, 81 observar one Sc iba
sola, Ia sigui6.
Ea 81 angulo 10 Ia ancha puertA que daba al
jariin esper6 mudo palpitante; Ia voz de- Is
seTasra Desvarennes resonnba en- Il siiencio de
4 sasia, Ia escuch&
Sisntate, Jnana, a,-dseia ;-nnestra con-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-21
FoLLETIN,so %
JORGE oHsET
SERGIO FAMINE
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80 oHsET
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consisntes, tuo es verdad, nadreoita mia
uarmuro Micaela abandonkndose los bra1os
40 ia gus tanto Ia hdorAba
~-har6 - que qnieras, contesto q madres
besaudC las cRbellos &c ORC de su hiJa, On los
sualas con tanto placer ocnltaba sua dseies
'uandc err nina.
C0ntnuaba " bale En- a terraza. viendose
sn IA sombra las parejas dsndo vneltas.. Oye-
fonpe alguuas alegrss voceas + entro en- 10 ns-
Bitnci6u Sabine. ssguido de Marochal v de su-
SARA
TIA mia. ESQ no- estk bier,--exclamo e.
Ec1ncso.--Si ha venido asted para acaparas ,
Ascsein, in enviamoa do nueyo 4 Paris Ncs
fnlta ure que hsga pareja para bailaF IN rigo-
don crugado. Ven Prucesai hace a9ui LnefA
VA ffezeo delieioso, noa vamos divertir.
-kl sshor "a Brsde ia cogid0 narau5ass--
aiso MArschas y iarz6ndolas N alre iHs reciae
eu laa narices. Exasperado Irembiay Por 81
6xitc de su compaEero, habla va d. nnminAF
~ jardin con vaBos da ponche.
-- que hace Sergio en medic De esas iocu-
res s--pregunt5 aonrisndo Aicsela-
--AtAba sn la tarrAzn con mi nu1er,--con-
seatb Cagrol preseDtkndose.
AseJhr0nse Toe i6yoneg, degtrarecisudo sn ~
oscuridad.
Aif6 a aehora Desvarennes CAyrot tral-
guilo gOzos0, Elm one ed 81 se notara q me-
ncF rastFo da los antgups celos DurAnss ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-21

Como parentesis i ese estado social
de que yenimos hablando, el domingo
de plIlatss. ese domingo que la liturgia
romano ha colocado entire la algeria '
la meditation, entire 10 profano 10 mis-
tico, fue despedido por Ia iuventnd pon-
cena, con IN bale que nacio expontaneo.
como los arranques del coraz6n. Por i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-21

t~.t.M
DADA ae pendeeir con un abrazo su hija adc
saN". Lespnes Il Principe pasar lentams1
5Anto Y 81 1 81 senora Desvareones. solo mt
EFr9napio el sllencio suspirsr fe laioven atriba
lNaa medic tendida en- I'm diy&a del osea'
aposento.
WI
Salio Sergio ds u esrana;ts : - acerc5
7 uana- - altombra ensordecis ei ruido DC q
pasos. L. loveA, con il faiz4sia ia en el esp
ssos respiFaea con f9serzssI Mir6la un nome.
sAA n@nA@raa se inclla4Y unto gus hom6f
1s ciert0, Juana lilo con ternur11
que usted me oslia
s'uanA 50 lncorpcr6 aSisxtalla. exclamando
- Sergio
Sergio, c0ntsnss6 Il Principe, q
aanca IA desado IL adprarga.
1A1THssnks rabor cuhriti ali rostro de n iev'
ssleuae nstel diiu eon vehemencia !
sF ssnae - 1nslaSno n1 z41iero escucharlo.
I'LL - paso ssaaaa dirfnAse.z 4 Ia galeriai r
-. +. .p'oaassute i cerr6 el 45amino Sergio
..,..ss- 49, Feeeiso qne - 1u0ae 1sted ,dilo /
escaparsenae
~. ef0 ESQ e. denaen4.s, .x..iare5 ,Juan2
asass1A ~ listed d0nde ossanaos
efavkaa uSted IL 0Fn ms.aA.a - ascir p |
ssasss s..Aa 9efEao 300 passion. Fstaba Ali be 4
h.. AA<aS 49, frase1, aus Ia vez esf
MAss@ M Amns
l.. 80 lhA Alsl0 nsasd. d sabe que Y
1s,. 1sei...ss: sl.sss MI es III Rny6. !. en- g.
sss ~ asAAAs a slnA iAsaFnnmn titted ' copsrs
fsiFs ''sss1@ ~ AeKaas AselunsAd que ne i
.asl y AsstAha III Iaesuraudo =
AM afAM MAtMME n Il ~ ssSS .H s. -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-21

1o El canje por plata espanola.
2e El statu quo.
80 El canje por orc.
A. La implantaci6n de un cuno IN
sular.
50 La reduction del meiicano 80
centav0s.
6e ri CAME gradual.
~ Tomar el ORC como base de las
operacIones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-21

los mercaaeres en- m
25 por 100.
NamOs por parties.
ComercIar IS perclbir nm valor que
ell comerciante estiIna correspondence
81 servici0 que presta
Todos los sImportadores, al recIbir sus
mercancias. hacen La operaci6n siguien-
te, para calcular el costo v establecer Ell
rrae.a da .-anta
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-30

The statistics of the number of
children in Sunday schools in the
various countries of the world, re-
ported TO the International SUNDAY
School Convention recently in session
in st. Louis will not be found graft
flying to some neighborhoods. Massa-
chuSettS, for instance, will be sur
prised at the comparatively poor
showing it made There are 81, 1891
children of school age in that State.
but PA, 1893 of them, or So. 80 per
cent, do not attend evangelical Sun
day schools. So considerably more
than half Of the children Of Massa-
chusetts do not come under the influ
ence of the evangelical churches An
effort will be made to explain this on
the ground of the large percentage Of
the foreign born and of those born of
foreign parentage in the population
of the State. This element Of the
population amounts to 57.33 in Mas
sachusetts, but in Rhode Island it is
6O.19 per cent In the latter State
however, the percentage OF school age
children not in evangelical Sunday
schools is 4l.32, or IA % per cent
less than in Massachusetts. The ten
dency of the population to large
cities where children leave Sunday
school at an earlier age than in the
country and the slackening up of eff
forts on the part of the churches are
probably the real reasons for the de-
crease in Massachusetts,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-30

The following table shows the
number of institutions visited by the
police in each police precinct.
First Precinct, 342; Second, 125;
Third, 81; Fourth, II; Fifth, 3:
Sixth, 33; Seventh, so; Eighth, 23;
Second Division, Precincts 10 to 10
inclusive, l3S; Twentieth, l29:
Twenty-flrst, 10; Twenty-second, 49,;
Twenty-third, IS; Twenty-fourth, IA:
Twenty fifth, 4; Twenty-seventh,
247; Twenty-eighth, A; twenty
ninth, As: Thrtieth, 1913; Thirty
second, 4; Thirty-third, l42; Thirty
fourth, 80; Thirty-flfth, ia; Thirty
sixth, 10; Thirty-eighth, 50; Thirty
ninth, AS: Fortieth, %; Forty-frst,
Is; Forty-second, 81; Forty-third, ::
FOrty-fourth, /; total, 2,1S7.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-30

RING-RIDDEN and debauched as she
is by race-track and gerrymandering
legislation, New Jersey is in some
things distinctiyely in advance Of
her sister States. This is especially
the case in the matter of good roads.
No State in the Union has better
roads than can be found in her more
populous counties. Essex County.
which includes Newark, the Oranges,
and other growing towns, has thirty
eight miles of road laid with twelve
inch Telford pavement and varying
in width from 80 to 100 feet. These
roads, which cost Sl,700, 900 for con-
struction and right of way, have
added greatly TO the value of prop
erty in all the region reached by
them, which is filling up with hand
some homes, many Of them palatial
in character. Union County, adjoin-
ing Essex, has, also, made great prog
ress in improved road-making, and is
reaping the fruits of her enterprise
in enhanced realty valuations. The
of these New Jersey coun-
ties constitutes an .un3nSwerable ar
gument in favor Of liberal expendi-
lures and coherent system in road
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-30
A. S. TRUDE PURCHASES PROP
ERTK

A. S. Trude has just completed a
purchase of 1851 feet on 50th street
by 100 feet on Drexel boulevard. to.
gether with an additional so feet
front on 50th street by $50 feet deep,
including a large greenhouse, for the
sum of $4,000. This property was
formerly owned by Robert Fowler and
the Cionkhite estate. Mr.. Tfude has
improved the interior of the property
by putting marble in lieu Of wood in
many of the rooms, and modernized
the structure generally. The Sl42, :
900 paid represents the total amount
paid to the various owners for the en-
tire property.
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service. No man ever showed a more
steady and perSevering zeal or a more
fervent and devoted patriotism"
Col. Russell's dead body lay in state
on the 4th of July, 1925, one year be-
fore the death of jefferson, Adams
and Shelby, fitting day for soldiers
requiem. His ashes rest unostenta-
tiously like an old soldier. with hi
family, at Russell's Cave, near Lex,
ington, his only home, once known
for its generous hospitality.
My mother was the oldest child of
Col. William Russell; one daughter
over so years yet survives, Mrs. Col.
Wilson, of Louisville More than
four score years ago | listened to his
stories OF Indian warfare, and
handled the sword presented by a
grateful country.
Many grandchildren are still living
who love to honor his name, among
them the Hon. Carter H. Harrison.
of Chicago, and your correspondent
JULIA NJ. HATCH.