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Evening journal., 1893-02-04

The 5o-cent Elder Downs
for 20 cents per yard are all
sold. We have replaced them
with a lot of finer grade goods,
regular 85-cent qualities for 80
cents. They are in plain blue
and pinks and stripes, plaids
and dots in combinations.
We have large lines of all
the standard makes of bleached
and unbleached muslins from
5 cents per yard to 371S cents.
We can give you your sheets
and pillow cases already made
up-they are here at the fol-
lowing prices:
Sheets.
q yards by yards. Utica. IS cents.
p yards by q yards. Utica. 20 cents
p yards by "a yards, Empire, go cents
Pillow Cases.
yard by Il yards, fine bleached, i5c.
yard by 4s inches, fine bleached, l4c.
Bolster Cases.
yards by Il yards, fine bleached, 30c.
2 yards by AZ inches, fine bleached, Poe.
The very best Utica sheet
ing, 21s yards wide, IS cents
per yard.
Wamsutta bleached Muslin,
hard twisted, yard wide, o15
cents per yard, and all other
standard makes at lowest
prices.
A large purchase gives us
one of the very best Hucka.
back Towels at the price we
ever offered. They are 20
inches wide, 40 inches long,
red bordered and fringed-2
for IS cents.
We have made one more
sweeping reduction in Ladies
Goats and to-day the bargain
table is covered with garments
all at SIS each, many of then
worth twice that.
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RECENT LITERATURE.

Charles L. Webster & Company viii
publish. early in March. Mark TWINS
new story Of the "el 600 600 Bank Note. 4"
together with several other stories. by
the same author, which have never ap.
peared before in book form. They In
clnde Mental Telegraphy." Playing
Courier, "A letter to Queen Victoria, b.
"A Cure for the Blues. About Ships, "
"The Germaa Chicago "a Majestic Lit
erary Fossil" and "The Enemy Con-
quered. They also announce for
the same date new dollar edition
Of "renting on the Plains" by
Elizabeth B. Custer, printed from new
plates, with the original illustrations.
and bound In handsome and appropriate
cover This is one Of Mrs Clusters best
books, and can be very fGvorably com.
pared with ber Boots and Saddles.
The same firm VIII also publish early
In March zone Hundred Desserts, by
Filippini This is the third volume Of
their Handy Culinary Series. and con
tains one hundred recipes. al of which
have been tested by Mr. Filippini dur
ing twenty five years experience Will
Delmonicos.
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New Jersey.

Attorney James B Nixon summoned
up the evidences in favor Of the incum
bent Senator Hoffman Of Atlantic City in
the Biddle Hoffman contest, at a sitting
held in Jersey City.
Rev Father A. Treacy, the Roman
Catholic priest of Burlington who was
deposed on account of his alleged i'm.
sanity by Bishop OFarrell, has been re-
stored to his priestly functions by Mgr
Satolll
Richard NJ T. Smith, the defeated
Democratic candidate for the clerkship
Of Mercer county, has filed petition for
a recount of the ballot.
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Inst cnrso.

'sWodior black Jooy's hoyo fur arter
he'd denied rs he'd said them things
about yerg Denied itg Not iml Why,
| ses TO i'm. 'Joerge SEES you've bin corl-
ing me q hlachlog.' And he up and ses,
4 re-puliate the statement. And thenI
blacks is eye. l might ha' stood tho
coye's siyin of it once-but wen he goes
an re-pudiGtes itr'--
-Iondon Public Opinion.
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Foreign.

Lord Cromer, the British Minister to
Egypt. telegraphed {, London that il
may be necessary to land all the troops
that have been ordered to 60 TO that
country.
AT the sitting Of Parliament, William
Redmond asked for special investiga-
tion into the case of Dr. Gallagher
Home Secretary Asquith said he could
not permit the inquiry TO be made. Mr.
Labouchere made his speech against the
occupation of Uganda and Egypt
The Congregation of the Propaganda
has addressed a declaration 10 the Ameri-
can archbishops in which the Pope's ap.
pointment of Monisgnor Satolli as Apos.
tolic Delegate is set forth
The Viceroy of India has been handed
the petit on Of business men and Others
asking that the mints be closed against
the free coinage Of silver.
The followers Of IN x-c0nmunicated
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Obituary.

Edward w Scudder, ono If the Jusii
ces Of the Supreme Court Of New Jersey,
suddenly At his home IN Trenton
James Frederick Herrlcs, q well known
literary man Of New York
Judge Thomas + Withrow. for over
twentv years general solicitor fer the
HChicago, Rock Island and Bay City Rail
Evening journal., 1893-02-04

Contractor for hauling hv the dag or hour
safes and pianos moved and SET with care;
flyniture cars at slrorf notice; holsuqf aud
rigging done. Onlcc, No. 10 French Etfeet.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
TYTANTED.-TwO MEN AND FOUR
w live Boys Apply CHICAGO ELEC-
TRIO WIRE COMPANY.
NNTANTED.-EIRsT- CLASS REsTAUR
w ant cook. Apply az this Office.
VNTANTED.-TWO SWEDISH GIRLS
w with references. one as cook, other as
chambermaid. Address *. this Office
VXTANrED.-BRIGHT YOUNG MAN FOR
w Office position. Address, p. o. Box 80
d = TOsi5PER DAY AT HOME, SELLING
rD Lightning Platter and plating leWciely
watches. tableware, etc. Plates tlc unesl OF
iowelry. good as new, on all Kinds OF metal
with gold. silver or nickel. no experience.
No capital Everv house has goo1s needinB
plating. II. X, DEbNO a. CO., Co.nmonsi -.
q ALEsMFN wANTED--FOR RAND. Nc
- Nally & Cos. now Handy Atlas, Just
published AZ the popular price or SlVOi ocU
pages of sold matter, indeNed comfy ma
OF states and territories with al railroads N
operation. lsl pages OF new census moltel
giving population etc, II pages colored STA
tisfiCal diagrams and other valuable feat-
ures Contents similar 20 some aliases sell.
inc for four or FIVE times the price. send
for terms or save time by remitung el;O0 toi
sample COPY. terms. etc. ADDRESS RAND
I MCNALLY q Co. ~ East Ninth 50. ~ y.
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priest, named Smelaua, Of Prague. at
tended his funeral. and afterward stoned
the Office of a newspaper which had at
tackled their leader
The decree expelling from France the
women calling themselves the Marquise
de Fleury and the Contesse du Busy.
respectively. hes been suspended
The whole island of Zonts was de.
vastated by the earthquake shocks which
occurred recently. Supplies of all kinds
are being forward from Athens.
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TxTANTED. -BOAHDERs. GOOD ACCOM-
w modations. No. 400 East Fourth street.
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BoARD Ann Roons

WANTED AT ONCE BOARD AND
w room for a gentleman and wife and
f,nesfhlv nierp. frlvafo. Christian family
nrrferred. llefnrencss Exchanged. Address,
&. This Oflce.
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-nANKlNe ANp rINANcIAl.
A RTIsANs' SAVINGS NAM
NO. see MARKET STREET.

Open daily from o O'Clock a. N. untfl .. IN.
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 70
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$a51,f7O 90
saooil 81
ASSETS.
DEPOSITS,
8110.529
SURPLUS.

INTEREST ALLOWED on deposits
money for one or more calender months AZ
the rate Of per cent. per annum.
Money loaned on Mortcngcs on Real Estate.
GEORGE W. BUSH. President
&. WESLEY WElDfN. Vice. President
n. r.. VA IO{. Secretary and Trcssur1r,
insNrI 1l. .tAIiiIi,. Auctlcr
Ntr Isl i,.t
Evening journal., 1893-02-04
REAL EsrArE.


EOR RENT-A STABLE WITH SIX
Il stalls on Orange street. between Fifth
and sixth streets. Apply TO JOHN j.. DOM
yiiOh. DIV Orange street.
EOR. RENT-HOUsE AND SHOPS IN
- thrlstiana hundred, three miles from
Wilmington, known as prices Corner"
Address, JOHN - MCKEE, stanton. Del.
TOR RhNT-HOt SIC AND STORE. NO. 108
East Third street. Apply TO LICHEN-
STEIN and HART. 22s Market street.
DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A FINE
farm In Chester county for good city
property. Address BOX ~. Wilmington,
Del.
EOR SALE i sTOREHOUsE AND
II dwelling. all under one roof. p. o. IN
store. All necessary 0utbuildings Good ten
ant house. Eleven acres OF good land Ad-
dress :. fAlRLAMB, Gum Tree. Chester
coun ~, Pa. or call ON n. F. Is. PARNlS, No.
ga w, dth street, city.
EOR sALE.-HOUsE AND STORE AT
II $40 latnan street, suitable for any busi-
ness. To be sold for want Of room. Store, B
rooms and bath, gas, hot aud cold water
DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE AT A Low
II price. the dwelling aud store at the n. w.
corner Third and Washington streets.
u. r. CHALfANI. No. West second Sc.
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j. q. GRAY.
superintendent Sussex County.

NOTIcE-Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ viii apply at the present session of tho
General Assembly Of the State OF Delaware
for divorce a vinculo matrimonii from
Charles Il. Wcigandt
MARGARET e. wF1GANDT.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- VIII apply az the present session OF the
General Assembly OF the State Of Delaware
for divorce a vlnculo fnntrimonii from Mary
n. McOomb JAMES g.. NoCOMB.
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Norrurf.
NOTICE. -DIvfDEND.
~ OFFICE or TUF

OFFICE oFTHK
WiLMINoToN Coat. GAS COMPANY.
Wilmington. Del, Feb. !. 1893.
The directors OF the Wilmington Coal Gas
co. have this day declared dividend Of
three dollars per share Tor the past six
months payable on demand.
WILLIAM =. TAYLOR. Trensurei.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS THE TENTH
~ Annual Session OF the Institute for the
Colored Teachers Of Delaware will be held at
Whatcoat's NJ. +. Church, In Dover, on Fob
ruary sth, 9th and 10th, next. All teachers
are required 70 attend and their salaries will
be allowed them for the day they are in at
tendance at the Institute the same as II they
were teaching. IL is expected that you will be
present az the opening session. at IL O'Clock.
a. m. February sth, be ready to answer 10 your
name at roll call and remain throughout the
session.
2 ne Executive Committee Informs US that
they have prepared a programme, 70 be filed
by competent instructors. that viii prove
both interesting and profitable.
Those who wish accommodations procured
for them should address Prof. M NJ. Beamer,
nt Dover. as early as convenient.
In order TO dciray expenses Of Institute n
fee OF fifty cents Is asked from each teacher.
BY order OF III. ID, GRIFFIN.
superintendent New Castle County.
G. g. TINDAL.
superintendent Kent County.
Evening journal., 1893-02-04

Lace window Shades.
Duchesse and Norfolk. Yeager's. los King.
Cummings the photographers. BE Market
straat.
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PROFESSIONAL
FIRF rNsuRANCE

EOa fire IcssuhANcE IN THa noslh
ru HAWKINS q Co, III Market street.
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road, suddenly. Of neuralgia Of the heart.

IN Chicago
Daniel r. Coirode. president OF the
Citizens National Bank. of Pottstown.
Evening journal., 1893-02-04

TOR RhNT- HOT Sc AND sTORE. NO. 10s
H., East Third street Apply TO LiCHEN-
STEIN and HART. 22S Market street.
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Coorpe White.

-London Public Opinion
Evening journal., 1893-02-04
JAN 0AKVILLE MIRACLE.
The Remarkable Case of Mr..
John w. Condor.

A Helpless Cripple for Years-Treated by
the STAFF of the Toronto General Hos
pital and Discharged as Incurable-The
Story ofhis Miraculous Recovery as In
yestigated by an Empire Reporter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-01

him was developed there. He was
its sun as well as it's support. His
children and his children's child
rem found in him a companion al d
friend. All the kindlier emotions
and feelings of humanity were
singularly alive in him, and he
was one of the most genial of COM
plniOns. 1t could not but be that
such man was too broad to train n
any of the theological schools of
thought, and his religious views
were as broad and comprehensive
as the mind and wants of men. He
has passed away full of years and
success, for all that he attempted
prospered. The memory of his life
is benedictiOn to those whom he
has left disconsolate. His was
truly the "chamber where a good
man meets his fate"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-01
/ Wo|fSon., ; :; e.; !:: y ;: ; eyes,

City of Mexico is filling with
visitors for the fiestas which COM
mence today.
McMillin, of Tenn, thinks that
the House will adjourn, but that it
ought not to.
The English are endeavOring to
bring on a decisive engagement in
Matabeleland.
In the House Bland objects and
the silver bill that passed the Sem
ate went over.
Senate is smelling at closure,
and may amend the rules to facil-
itate business.
The insurgents are bomDarding
NitcherOy, Santa CruZand San Joan
with little effect.
Masked robbers shoot saloon
keep per in ST. Paul, Mimi, and
clean out the till.
Bill introduced to extend the
time for the completinn of the
Arkansas Pass work.
The French fleet in every partic-
ular is ready for an immediate Of
fenSiV5 movement.
German government proposes an
increase of some forty millions of
marks in the taxes.
The air of Austin is thick with
gubernatOrial rumOrs, with Charles
Stewart in the title role.
The enormous strides that
France has made in creating
navy troubles England.
The situation at Mella is not at
all favorable to the Spaniards, who
are besieged by the MOOrs.
Limantour, Mexican minister of
finance, is making a very favorable
impression on the country.
House passes bill remitting du-
ties on ammunition for the navy
imported during Chile war.
/ The mayor of Baltimore is
threatened with death unless
work is provided for the idle.
Five story brick on Commerce
street, Dallas, burned. Loss on
building and contents 100000.
Gresham denies that there is any
understanding of any kind with
Brazil as to her internal affairs.
The published reports of certain
statements by the Brazilian min
lister is discredited at Washington.
Russia has been driven into
alliance with France because of
the close relations between Eng
land and Germany.
The Brazilian minister says that
there is an understanding that
L. S. will not permit a monarchy
to be established in that country,
though there is no formal treaty
to that effect.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-01
LATE KILOGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIALS AND OTHER
SOURCES.

The German election returns are
not yet cabled.
House continues its debate on
the bankruptcy bill.
New Boston lumber kilns suffer
$4,000 damage by fire.
The old Liberty bell starts on its
return to Philadelphia.
Mexican found murdered and
robbed near st. Marcos.
Engineers are at San Marcos to
run line to San Antonio.
Postal estimates are $685. 900 in
advance of previous year.
The sanitary condition of Belem
prison is to be improved.
Austin is taking steps to enjoy a
series of races at Christmas.
Southern NJ. +. church confer
ence is in session at Beeville.
NOrthers are making them
selves felt in the city of Mexico.
Two New York cranks endeavor
to hold up the police of that city.
The late election develops in
creased radical strength in Berlin.
Mexican congress has a bill MAX
ing the Office of judge life office.
There will be no fillibustering in
the House over the silver repeal
bill.
Charles b. Davis, Of PcnnsyI-
vania, is confirmed consul at Flor
encc.
Pate's secretary wines and dimes
the Mexican city press on Monday
next.
Europe is alarmed at the close
ness of the relations of France and
Russia.
The first baby born in the Strip
after the opening is named HOke
Smith.
A crank endeavOrs to touch sup
erintendent of New York police for
$4,000.
Committee on territories reports
favorably on the admission of New
Mexico.
Lewelling, of Kansas, is hoping
for a Populist victory, but is not
sanguine.
L. S. supreme court affirms SEN
tence in cases. of three Territory
murdererS.
Prince Ferdinand, of Bourbon, is
missing since the last fight with
the MOOrs.
Parkhurst's spies are mobbed in
the vicinity of the Essex market
New York.
October's land sales show large
4 decrease in business, at the state
land office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-01

The "Alliance' may be non par
tisan, but the political side show
that it runs is one of the most per-
niciously partisan of all the politi-
cal parties yet Matched.
The bank reserves are becoming
something enormous, both in Eu-
rope and America. When conf
dence is restored this will be all
turned loose.
There is no end of money in the
country but it is not in circulation.
The legislation that is needed is
such as will force it into use among
the people.
Senator Blair feels the weight Of
his years, and asks somebody else
to fight the educational bill he
would like to see pushed through
Congress.
Mexico needs a financial mis-
sionary to enlighten her people, if
it is true, as stated, that "cOnfed-
crate bills" are passing down
there.
KerrviIlc claims to be one of the
most prosperous and busy cities in
the state. If she can make good
her claim this dry weather she is
daisy.
Admiral Stanton was minus the
good horse sense that was display
ed by War Secretary Stanton, in
the days that tried mems souls.
None of the national banks in
/ the Indian Nation suspended dur
ing the late financial furry. Lo
seems to be a good tinancier.
Cleveland is certainly master Of
the situation, and without him
there is nothing to speak of in a
| Democratic sense.
Senate has expended more natur-
al gas over this silver question
than would stock an ordinary In
diana well.
Adlai has not been heard from
since he took the oath Of office. He
is a figure head, and small figure
at that.
There will be no rest for the sale
of the financial foot until tariff
schedules are adopted and settled
There is some hopes of a fight
against the sugar trust, but none
of successful issue at present.
There is nothing of civilizins
tendency in a bloody-nose-and
broken-neck prize fight.
, EGrOver can thank the Republi
? cans for his triumph i'll the repea
: of the silver act.
Voorhees, feels better than h
, has since Cleveland ordered hin
f into the breach,
r The railway commission con
+ tinues healthy enough to draw it
daily salary.
= The passage of the repeal bill
!. will not help Neal out in Ohio.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-01
=EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ], '93
COL. GEO. W. FULTON.

In the death of Col. George w.
Fulton, of ROckpOrt, Texas loses a
man of no ordinary character. His
was a mind so thoroughly proper
toned in all its parts that the real
largtness of the man was only
known to those who were privileged
to share the larger life that he led,
the life within himself. TO these
he was in the best sense of the
term a grand man. He was well
read in all the life and thought of
the present. Though taking no
part in public affairs he was we'll
cOnversant with events, and his
opinions of men and measures
were eminently just and we'll
considered. No man had a clear
er and more practical ide a
of the needs of the state than
he and these ideas he could set
forth in clearand convincing lam
guage. His knowledge of his own
particular section was exhaustive
OF its climate, soil, natural pro-
ducts, capabilities and adVant-
ages he could speak as no other
man could speak, for none other
was so well qualified by years of
close observation, native intelli-
pence, specific study and personal
experiment. The supreme desire of
his later years was to see a deep
water channel opened through
Arkansas Pass. 70 the accomplish
ment of this object he devoted his
time, his means, his practical
knowledge and experience as a
civil engineer, his pen and what
ever influences he could command
at home and in the National scapi.
tai. Born in the first decade of the
century and living into its last, he
was an old man with young
ideas. He was prominently q
man Of the present, and in no sense
welded to old things. His view
was broad as his grasp was com
prehensive and in nothing was h,
the narrow minded partisan. TIL,
distinguishing quality of his minC
was its business, and to it's ,arbitra
ment he brought all that his in
telligence deemed worthy of con
sideratiOn. The personal view wa
eliminated from the subjects O
consideration and the decisions O
his Judgment once settled wer
not easily disturbed. These quail
ties cOnspired to give stabilit
TO his conclusions that were not a.
ways referred to their prope
source by those who only kne1
him specifically, but to his friend
his Openness to conviction wa
well known. In the circle {
his own family he was it
idol. All that was ripest i
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-01

Dallas claims a water rate on the
strength of the navigation of the
Trinity. San Antonio has just
valid a claim on the strength Of
the depth of water in the streets
after the sprinkler has passed.
There is no doubt that the Texas
cotton crop will fall several tens of
thousands of bales short of two
millions this season. If it reaches
a million and three quarters bales
it will be the top.
Reagen evidently thinks that
the state of Texas owes him a liv-
ing, and he as evidently intends to
draw the milk Of his daily susie
nance out of the treasury as long
as the law allows.
Compromise was not in it with
repeal. The Sherman law was
passed to prevent free coinage of
silver and the Sherman law was
repealed to prevent free coinage
Great Congress.
Work is to begin at Arkansas
Pass inside of 60 days, but can
deep water be secured under the
system that is being pursued by
the engineers? That is the ques
ton.
The bull fight, cock fight, prize
fight, dog fight and badger fight
are all of piece, and the sooner
they are Outlawed the better FOL
the humanitarianism of society.
Texas will never 60 to war to set
tie a rate war among the railroads
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-01

The wool growers OF western
Texas are making a demonstration
against the destruction of their in
dustry by congress, but it will
hardly avail, as the Democracy
have determined to put wool on
the free list, if for no other reason
than that the Mckinley bill pro-
tected it. The end of this tariff
agitation is not yet. Every section
has it's special industry that it
wants protected and the refusal to
do so in some instances, while
granting the desired protection in
others, will only breed discomfort
and eventual disintegration. Pre-
tective ideas are spreading at the
south and west and will continue
to spread as manufactures increase.
The rock on which the Democratic
ship is doomed to go to pieces is
not the silver rock, as after events
will abundantly demonstrate.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-01
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-01

The British governments not in
sympathy with the CapetOwn COM
pany in their fight with the Mate
beles. The rights of the dispute are
with the natives and the English
government knows it. The milk
in the cocOanut lies in the fact that
the recent gold discoveries in Mate
beland are the richest yet unearth-
ed, not excepting those of CalifOr.
MIA in her palmiest days.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-01

The aggregate strength of the
European armies is six times as
great as it was at the time of the
Crimean war. Should Europe
again become a general battle
ground the men and material
brought into the field would be I'M
precedented, and the carnage e
sulting, from the Improved arms of
the present, such as the great battle
fields of the world have never wit
messed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-01
1000 Stoves at

prices that defy competition at
Max Schultze, 1Oj w. Commerce
street. 10 5 I'm