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The herald., 1894-06-25
SOCIE

The A-eight class of the Hewitt street
school and their teacher, Mrs. Dora
Broadwell, were delightfully."- entertained
Saturday evening by their principal,
Miss Louise Williams, at her home on
Hope street. The hours passed swiftly
with music and games, after which all
adjourned to the dining rooms, where
refreshments were served. The class
consisted of Misses Sadie Leshy, Rose
Laventhal, Frances Mason, Mercy Con
zalez, Ganita Gillie, Mamie McLaugh-
lin, Jennie Scott, Bessie Moore, Carrie
Servies Msssrs. Ortho Lock wood, Chas.
Morton, John Macmillan, Chas. Hol-
brook, Alex. Ponedel, Albert Brisefio,
Thos. Collins, Willard Todd, Abram
Levitt. Mrs. Broadwell, Miss Faith
Hildreth and Miss NJ. E. Case were also
present.
The feature of the lunches rendered
last Saturday afternoon by Mrs. George
j. Denis to Mrs. Stephen M. White. was
the name cards, which were dainty
sachet bags expressly painted by the
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Francis, Miss
Dominguez and Miss Anna Carson leave
today for three months pleasure, trip
to Lake Tahoe, Mt. Shasta and the
northern springs and resorts.
**x
Mrs. Gelcich and two children, Miss
Lupe and Master Pierre Gslcich, left
yesterday on the steamer Mexico for
San Francisco and the midwinter fair.
-.
Misses Katherine A. Clark and Lucy
Bradshaw, two Los Angeles city teach
ers, left for San Francisco Sunday after
noon TO spend their summer vacation.
If your engraving work is done by the
VIM. M. Edwards company, ia West
First street, you are sure to get good
stnck and cOrrect work
The herald., 1894-06-25

If your engraving work is done by the
VIM. NJ. Edwards company, ia West
First street, you are sure to get good
stock and correct work.
The herald., 1894-06-25

Misses Katherine A. Clark and Lucy
Bradshaw. two Los Angeles city teach
ers, left for San Francisco Sunday after
noon TO spend their summer vacation.
The herald., 1894-06-25

Mrs. Gelcich and two children, Miss
Lupe and Master Pierre Gslcich, left
yesterday on the steamer Mexico for
San Francisco and the midwinter fair.
The herald., 1894-06-25

"Castcria is 50 we'll adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
Iii So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-11

FL rcclamallas hoy seria sin duda una tonte-
ria.
Despuds reconsttuy6 en- su pcnsamiento
aouea famosa noche
--Llcgut aqui las once basta las doce y
media estuvc hablando con lvonne. Cuando ii
moycrse Ia butaca del pobre senor Marsebert es
que agonizaca. Era la uda 10 que Sc me hgu-
raba Il lido de la pluma era el rndo produ-
edo por el gas. Entonces es cuando al querer
malcharme por el solar Vi q los guaIias. La
lluva principiaba caer mis- desconocldos han
debidO llegar ESQ dc las dos Ell0s son los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-11

que NADIA digamos Pero ii me Gallo, pierdo Ia
fortuna que me confi6 mi padre, Deyerain In
queconh6 Al sefior Marsebert lSin contar los
demas! lDemonio, vaya I'M silencio que va
caisar muchos disgnstos
iQuien seria 81 responsabIeg lYo, puesto que
podra dar indicaciones 4 Ia justicia y, sin en-
oargo, me Gallo ilDemonio!
IN aquel momento pasaba 81 ataud en- donde
hapian colocado el cuerpo del banquero
Jorge los magistrados le segufan.
Pusleron los sellos del juzgado en- las oHcinas,
dos hombres quedaron alli para guardarlos,
80 slntio un ruido depuertas de ruedax y lde
pisadas de caballos
La mllchedumbre disminuy6 On cuanto SAGA
r>n el cadayer, Use fu6 por las Gales vecinas
esparciendo las noticias mas fantasticas sobre
aquea catastrofe que preocupaba 4 todo Paris.
Peyrot, Deverain y Roberto, tenian tambi6n
que retirarse. En- Ia puerta del hotel los tres se
separaron Peyrot Sc fn6 su cuarto, calle
Condolsct Deyerain Sc fud la compafiia ge-
neral de negocios; Y Roberto de Campignac ba4
io ell arrabal Montmartre, .mlrmnrando .
ii Voto al diablo para un debut on la
vida, flojas son las responsibilities que sobre
mi pesan -.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-11
CERV MT ES

Centric gene,a al de publcaciones, para es.
ia isla y Repdbics Dominicans,
Unicoe exclusives representatives de los
editores de Madrid Barcelona sehore.
Fraile H. y Ca, San Jose H.
Esta casa Sc hace cargo de toda clase de
comisiopes y enca gos pertenecientes al ra.
mo, tanto del pals como estrangeros, con-
tando para clio con inteligentes activos
corresponsales.
tBPUNT0S DE SUBSCRIPTION Al
Capital an casa de los sehores Frai.e H.
y ca San jose II Ponce su jurisdiction
los msmo, Reipa ndmero -Mayagies
y su Jurisdiction, don Eduardo Arenas.
Arecbo, don jose Rus.-Manati, idem'
idem Humacao, don Ramon Gonzslez. -
Guayama, don Miguel zugrahe. Re dbli-
| ca Dominieans, don Saturnino Anpdrnii.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-11

--Su padre de usted ha dcbido MORN la una
de la maflana.
Efectivamente, entOnces.
--Pues bien, despuGs de a muerte de su pa
DIRE, lln robo importante ha sdo cometido en-
su despacho FL ladron los ladrones -entraron
por ell ardin. Pudo usted haber dido Re
cuerde usted bien. Guardias de orden p1bco,
aus entralon en- ell solar, han dstnguldo el
ruido de pasos Sobre la arena. mo lie ha lla'
madO lMted Ia atenci0n eSe rnido!
Iyonne eXtendio los brazos haca adelante y
balbucc6: ---~
Nadia recuerdc. No., y6cofma.
lodo sll cuerpo fu6 sacudido por un calotrlc
y cby6 pesadamene, desmayada La sonora az
Marsebert sc precipit6 hacia la joven eXcamando
--iEste interrogatoro es ridiculo! .Esta us
ted matando mi hija
Mienras la viuda Sc lleyaba lvonnc, ell Sc
nor Baranvile dijo secamente;
--Par6ceme, caballero, que podia usted deja
esa sumaria para mas tardc, Estas sohoraS es
tan enfermas de emociones.
---Sei1or mio--dio brllscamente el juez-est;
mahana, despues de haber deiado d la schorf
de Marsebert Ell Ia puerta de Su casa, ,qnt hiz'
llsted?
-Eutre otra vcz en- mi cochc, el cua me lie
70 d mi casa.
--iDe manera que Su coche de listed fue e
que ocup6 aver la sonora de Marsebert!
---Si, senior Supongo que esta vez va habr
usted terminado el interrogatorio.
Baranyille estaba va nervioso por la calm
del sefor Grandier por sus preguntas, que $
cruzaban yendo de uno otro, como 81 el jue
hubese sospechado 4 los moradores del hott
culpables de aquel robo. Ell senior Grandie
no contest6 a Baranville; lie pregunto 4 JorgC
-lIaga listed cl favor de indicarme en- qu
sitio podrt rccibir sus criadoS; necesito vcrlt
q todos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-11

Baranvillc levant6 la cortina de la vena-
ma para vcrlo que Sucedia en- el Jaldih'
La enafgia de su hiio de uSted me sorprcn-
de-, seilora- diio despuds de nn largo Slrnclos--
No me Is figuraba 20 aSi.
L,aAr6ora dc Marscbert no contest0; sc con
tcnf6 con poner III dcdo Sobre SuS labos, de-
sicnando con el geSto lvonne.
Roberto de Campgnac estaba atcrrollMdo.
Saba oue el iuez de instruction habia lido al
hotel para mterrogar Il la familia MarseberL
Tembiaba con solo pensar que ell senor Grandiel
pudo hocere 1vonne la pregunta que hacla
todo el mundo :,
-;Sabe used 81 alguien oStaba en- cl lardi'
anoche?
Deverain lie prcgunt0:
-;Quiero listed repetr hoy i los magistrate
la conversation que tuvo ustcd aver con el Sc
nor Marseber"
rs inltil-contcst6 Roberto -l'ada ncv'
Sabrian.
Y recoidaba todos los acontecimIcntos d qu'
haba asistido, dic6ndose:
-Antcs de contar NADIA, necesio saber qu'
ha contestado la Sehorita lvopnr. lndudable
mente SOY I'll uliico en- conocer el secreto de eSi
nochc miseriosa 81 hablo, me preglntaral
of es 10 que baca 80 anoche aqui, 81 dig
que tuV' u'ia en'rcNS'o WI ~ 9o''oi' ~" ~ ~
la pierdo para siempre, mancho sn reputation
De mauera, ples que no pucdo confesar que h
vista lyonne sino en- caSo que ella mlsma 10 dl
ga Ahola, 81 conIicso que he venido aqu, sl
prctexto, por simple curiosidad, para visltar a
senior Marsebert nadie me creera tcndran IA
z6n, y me dirau: ,'La persona qtM emo oQu
anoche es Ia gue ha colAetiio Ell robo. usted e
psa persona, de'mo1,e'u que usted es el ladrd'
crlando el mas robado de todos SOY yo. En- cuan
to 4 mis- letras, solo son pagaderas una dentr
de dos meses, otra dentro de cuatro; me que
! do tinmpo nara harpr Onosiri1n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-11

-Puede usted verles aqui-diio Jorge.
Tados los criados dcsflaron uno uno, de-
lantc de los magistrates.
FL senior Grandier les interog6 muy habil-
mentc, adqpiri6 el conyencimiento dc que to-
da aquella gcnte NADIA saba. Cuando termina-
ron los interrogatorios, eliuoz diio Jorge;
---R6stame que clmplir una formalidad mas
penosa que todas las demas, es preferibe que
nj su madre nj su hermano Sc cnteren
--SCual caballero!
Ell mGdjla. .taGeusa~r,fr nj -rXaminado c1
-stsefpod de Su padre solo ha podido haccr IN,
ligero eXamen eS necesario que IT cuerpo dc
senor Marsebert sea llevado al Dcp6sito para Ia
autopsa
Baranve trat6 todavia de intrrpcnerse
--;I4evar el cuerpo del senior Marscbert "A
Dep0sito.
--;Todo ESQ cs indtil, pucsto que cI Scho1
Marsebert eScrbi6 que Sc Suicidaba.
FL senior Glandier lie miro de alriba abaio
lie ruego usted que no SO oponga en- ma
da 4 la acci0n de la justieia, En- runnto il us
ted, senior Malsebert, pucdr listed r al lado .d'
su madre, pala impedirla que vcnga. ......
Ell senior Baranville-dijo Jorge--me reem
plazara junto mi madrc. 70 quiero asstir !
la salda del cuerpo de mi padre
Jorge los lndSiSlrauoo Sdilcio N.o' oaioh
Sc drigeron hacia el pabell6n del Banco, /
juez de instruction mandd que eyaclaran el jar
din Solos Deyerain, Roberto Peyrot Sc que
daron en- iii senderito, ocultos por TN grupo d
drboes. Ell coche desinado i llevar e cadavc
habia llegado va.
Jorge, muy frio, pero muy correcto, aSiStla
las liltimas formaldadcs de Ia iusticia
Baranyie Sc habia reundo con la sehoa d
Marsebert, quen estaba sentada iltnto lac Ca
ma de Ivonne. La joven, acostada sufria gran
des estremecmentos provocadoS por suS solo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-11
CoNDICIONEs Y CoNCEsIONEs


oneuos
PAsAJESSu h satscho equiw mne
al Los
present a "a
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FASAJES DE IDA vUELTAPMa
100 de Los bet tsanic
pzo mede deucdn dc
ds vuela Ss5. a
En- case gaa pudee ualz ane de srA evusA a.
solo obndrA ntad de la fenca ctaa
APPLICABLE los paaja
La para los s frances
NNOSs admtdos cumpGdos
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EQUIPAEs cone de 1850 klo 20 cdts
fran
feocnni kl
unonsros del Gobrno aholy su fmis Barcelona como s
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SEGURSA CmpahA eos emtcaao &es m6oo
MAYOL HRRMANOs & Co.
de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-11
LA CONEERIENA
II FAB RIGA DE TABACOS
De SANCHEZ & HERMANO
COMERTO

crecente favor que venen dspensando fuadores de
buen guso los bacos eaboraos nueStra ca nos eeva
la talea de hacer elogo de dichoS productos
Conocda las bondade del tabaco que empeamos eu la
eaboraco con solo tener cuen que nuet abca radca
centro do Ia pvega que da la meor hoa del pals
ear reacionados los mayores echero nos es "a
Gil adqur 81 abaco de meor cadad que que empeamos
ofrecemos nuestros con<umidores
Hoy tenen 6stos OCCASION de fnar egftmo abaco de
Come bre exnto de mezca de oas procedenca compade
do las divesas vitolas de La CoMERENA PruJa hac 9!
Depostos esa cudad: Casa de los senores F. Fenan
dez c. Plaza del MercadoIdem de don Pedro Heda Plaza
de las Deicias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-11
Sc venden

Los dos fa.nosos cercados uombrador
GUIRIBAI DI y SOUFER0NT; 81 primero
de l52 cuerdas, ell segnndo de 80 cuerdas
de -xtens6n; terreno todo llano, de priuera
caldsd, superior para todo cnltivo; no ha
sido nnnca roturado desde que SO desmon-
to.
Ambos cercados Fenbrados de yerba dc
guinea, estan divlidos por e rio Cahas.
UN CANAL DE RIEGO. construido to-
do de lairlIos. que tieue su preEa de aqua en-
el mismo rio Cahas y sirve para regar loa
menciona,los terrenos.
Sc asegura que dichas 232 cuerdas de
yerba de guinea son de 10 mas esplendido
en- esta clase de pastos.
Pueden venderse dichos terrenos sepa-
radamente.
Para las condolences do venta, entenderse
con su dueho, que 10 es tambien de Ia ha-
cienda Amelia, en- cuyos terrenos hay abun-
dantisimos eipmejorables pastos de yerba,
guinea, malojillo y grama, los cuales SO al
quilan para ganado vacuno.
Marco. 80 1894. 6im. 3 . p.s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-11
FOLLETINp %,
UN DRAMA FINANCIERO
\ |.

LAS ULTIMAs v0IhNTADES DEL BANQrERo
MAisEBERT
VIC al cabo de certo tempo, menos de una ,lora.
70 habia salido al balloon queriendo detenere
cuando.regresara para sup!iGaT1e que va no ira
bajase mas aqnslIa ~r0'clie Pero pas6 de prisa
No !DlsCT.aoteE
NJ, senior. Abri6 la ventana de su despa-
cho N descans6 durante agunos minutes, ce-
4 rrando luego la ventana y las cortinas Yc
y talnbien me volvi til habitaci6n; este es to-
do 10 que SO,
SVi6 usted alguien, va sea en- el solar va
4 en- Ia Gale 8 en- el jardin2 NO oy6 listed ningin
ruido!
Iyonne estall6 en- sollozos, y sacudi6 la cabeza
dici6ndo que no.
u Elsefor Grandier pronuncio lentamente:
Y listed solo puede ,ayudar la justicia
lila justicia? SY por qu69
III Su seilora madre y su senior hermano es
I taban ausentes del hotel todos los criados es
taban acostados ustad estaba sola ALI, oye V
bien, usted sola.. ,cuando ell senior Marseber
ha muerto.
Dios mio! quizas su padre exalo el dltimo sus
4 piro en- el instante mismo en- que Roberto ST
despedia de ella. FL inez continue:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-11

Este
os mpoantes de is d cto purez abou de- an bo r
ei6n, alcohol de ecaha w 0"'Oi"S
f aroma por exquisite condolences estomacae
anas
mos todos los os pece mpuro no
se yende por botelas cuarerola @ estav -
Gusyams DGmbre 30 de 1893
2mTA ]. c.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-11

Surdo complete drogas producos farmaceucos qumco
porados de los laboratories mas cedo de Europa Amec que
oec ientela pdblo general precios miad
En- despaho de pecpcon cargo de farmaceuico ob
evala mayor escrpuosdad exacutud juniO dc $685.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-11
vIAJE DE REGREso
FECEIA.s n
1lsgada ssl'da
EECHA9
|Lhgaaa| sa1ida


dinercod
ia con
delo
Santan IaGua
Barcelona aha Msls toorde
aEendo
esM Bacen eexridn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-11

Ell coMANDANfE RErIRADo ALEXANDRA pEYRusE
Roberto de Campignac que principaba a
saber orientarse ell Paris, lego 4 la cae Mont.
martre sin haber preguntado su camino mas do
dos tres yeces
Cuando vic sobre la puerta del hotel al mozo
que le hatia despertado por la mafana, tuvo
IN calofrio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-11

a LAS ULTIMAs vOLUNTADES DEL BANQrERO
MARsEBERT.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
EUGENE OuplN Dad.
Tho wonderful nnrytaun singer and Com
poser Nyaires In london.

The Wonderful hng5toun singer and Com
poser Expires In London.
BAATntoBE, Nov 5.--A oableafam from
London to General ARnus announces tho
death of Eugene Oudn. Ho had been i'll
for several weeks
Mr.. Eugene esperanao Oudin was born
In New York and was about 85 years old
He was tha stepson Of Collector kilhreth
of New York and d nephew Of General
Felix Agnus. From early childhood no
displayed wonderful tasto for music.
and az boy was O noted chorlstnr at Or
Iingo's church. Young 0udin praeticed
law with Eyarts Southmayd " Choate
and had Che promise Of q brilliant career,
but his wonderful natural talent as a vo-
ealist called him to the musical world.
Mr.. Ouain was q favorite pupil Of ST.
gnor Moderate, and through tho combined
Influence of his instructor and Signor
Campanini he adopted the stage. In Lon
don he has had phenomenal suoooss, and
his talent won for him a position on the
social stai1 of the Prince Of Wales
Through his intimate friend 1schai-
chowski the noted Russian composer, he
was introduced at Moscow last year and
was received most Enthusiastically by the
Russians.
lin fact, q tenor, pibe in tone and sym
pathetic In quality llo created part ia
SnlHYan's Ivanhoe' ana made hit in
Tho opera Of Eugene Onegin, produced
III London III tho spring Of 1893 He also
composed many beautiful ballads.
MIR. Oudin was man Of most sympa-
thetia nature and loyal to his f-ionds, and
1t was owing To his responsive nature that
he foil q victim TO the malady which
caused his death His illness was brought
on nursing the late Charles Chatterton,
/ Slgnor Peruginis brother. Tho latter
had gone TO visit Mr. Ondin at his coun-
try place at Erymptom-on- Sea. Mr.. On
din had a stroke Of paralysis on Oct 90.
| The stroke was attributed directly TO over
taxing his strength In waiting on Mr.
i Chatterton.
Mr.. Oudin's London residence was 81
/ Lindan Gardens When strlcken ho wal
about to leave for Russia. Whom the now
/ came Of his illness, his brother, JOSEPH
| A. Oudin, iaftat once Tor London. Abou
six years ago MIR. Oudin married Mis-
/ Louise Parker 81 Providence very tai
| entsd musician and a nnpil Of Mmo. Mar
chest She and a son and daughter sur
I viye him.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
Blankets, COnlfOrtabl0S
and Heating Stoves.
M9n5S SQitS.

All-wool Sack Suit, Oxford mixed fine
Cashmere. well made and trimmed, 81
81 so; elegant value st $40
An.wool Black and Gray Sack Suits,
exceptional vslue at SIS go, never before
sold 1T less than Si2
Very 6ne All wool Gray Mixed Suits
two patterns. at $40 II Sl3 80 were
esked you'd not question the prizes
Fine Allwool Black Cheyiofa Ia double
and single-breasted Sacks. stylish aud
dfessy, % $40 We sold stacSa Of them
last year al SIS.
Very elegant All-wool Clay Diagonal
Black Worsteda, Cutaway Frocks and
Sacks, guaranteed fast eolor, - S12.
Side BY side with goods offered at sis,
you'd scarcely see any differences a
complete stock Of over so styles OF Men
suits TO select from.
At the popular price Of $40. we show 8
line Of eight patterns Of cloth, In Cheviots
Cassimeres, Worateds, etc Made ii
double and single breasted Sacks anc
Cutaways, made first class and hand
somely trimmed
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
PRINcEss az ANolNTEp.
She Is Received Iuto the orthodox Church
and Given Title.


and Given Title.
LIvADlA Nov 5.-The Prince and
Princess Of Wales arrived at Yalta and
were welcomed by the Grand Duke Alex
IS, brother Of tho late Car Alexander,
the governor and the mayor.
Czar Nicholas has conferred the decora-
tion Of the Order Of st, Anne in dia.
monds on Professor Leyden, the German
physician, who attended the late czar.
Professor Leyden has started on his re-
turn 60 Germany.
Princess Aiix was received into tho
orthodox church on Friday Tho oero-
mony took place in the chapel Of the inn
perial palace. She received tho title of
grand duchess; Ia Russian, Blagovernaja
Volikaia knagina. After the ceremony
Of confession she received the orthodox
sacrament. Tho ritual observed required
no dsnunciation Of her former faith The
priest merely asked the princess to Ok.
press her belief ia the trinity and then Ia
repeat the dogmas of the orthodox faith.
She did so and was then led by d priest
into the church and up to sable on which
were vessels containing conseorated oil
In the meantime a choir was singing
psalms The princess knelt before thu
table. After the offering Of prayers anc
tho singing of hymns the priest said
Arise, my beloved. Arise in the fear o.
God
The princess stood up and said: ~ vow
TO remain stoadfast III tho orthodox Cath
olic church 70 my last breath / vow
that I acknowledge this faith and rejoie,
IN obaying its laws. AS a sign Of this
sincere vow, which comes from my heart
l kiss the cross Of the Saviour. Amen.
Then she knelt, and the priest gave ab
solution. Aftor numerous hymns ant
prayers ia which all the members Of tht
czaI's family were named. tho prizes
anointad the princess with consocratod Of
on tho temples, eyes, nose, lips, ears
hands and feet Afterward he touched
| these parts with a sponge dipped In hol,
water lie then proclaimed the princess
1 q lawful conversion to the Russian ortho
dox church and exhorted those present t
/ pray for her.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
- ID 80 800.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 5-The oask ct
IN which ths remains Of the car win be
placed has been dispatched to Livadla by
special train. 10 is Of metal. inoased in
oak. The exterior 10 covered with cloth
OF gold bearing tho imperial arms with
massive gold tassels hanging from the
four upper corners. There aro gilt feet
at the under corners upon which it stands.
The inside is lined with white satin
padded with down. Tt was placed IN the
train inclossd in o polished wooden case.
a large number Of court officials and serv-
ants started for Livadia Sunday They
took with them the imperial mantle q
golden pall trimmed with ermine, q oata-
falque, cushions and tabourets on which
to bear tho numerous crowns Of tho czaI
and the imperial decorations
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
Mems PantaIOOnS.

Ali-Wool pantaloons. drassy and ser
yiceable. 5 70 Some you'll see At S3 %
are no better.
Fine Dress Pantaloons, fine hair line
pattern, Sc 50.
Gray and Black Stripe Atwood Dress
Pantalocna, $35
Fine Black All Worsted Pantaloons NJ
Clay Diagonals, Corkscrew and broad
fancy vale. an immense assortment al
So so per pair
This lot was left from SIS aud $lS
Suns, Of which the Coats and Vests were
sold, and as the pants represent 4 the
value Of suit, they are worth from
So 90 t. sc 90 per pair.
This being q special lot that cannot hs
duplicated, only those who take Immediate
advantage Of the offer will be supplied
A handsome line Of 80 patterns in ell
cloths, TO S6 90 per pair.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
Heating Stoves.

We sell the celebrated Columbian line
oi Heating Stoves We guarantee them
and our guarantee means that If the
stoves are not ia every way satisfactory
they come back
We offer a good sized Russian Iron
Heater as low as "a 60
handsome line Of square, oval ane
round Magazine Heaters st all prices
full line Of Cooking Ranges.
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
nnr PnlltioaI cnlnrsna.

Why men. he doth be- tride the narrow world
like a colossus, and we petty men
Walk under his huge legs and peep about
To fiud ours Ives dishun0tab Q graves,
slen at sometime are masters OF their fates;
The fault, dear voters. is not IN your stars.
But In yourselves that e are underlings.
Boss John q Dickey-what should be in
'Diekeyga
Why should that name be sounded more than
yOursH
Write them together, yours Is as fair a namei
Sound them, it doth become the mouth as
we'll:
Weigh them, It e as heavy; cor jure with 'em,
Your name will start spirit as soon as
"Dioaey.m
Now, 10 the names Of al the gods At once
Uuon what meat doth this our Dickey feed,
That he Is grown so gTeat2
D or years he's fed upon the pap Of state:
The public crib hath been his dwelling place;
While growing poor ourselves, we've made
him rich;
And Patrick Nesry WITH him; shame, on
shamei
Our laws become a money making scheme
For these base men-these trickstcrs and
these knaves.
They pray upon the people and tho state
Like vampires on the weary slumherer.
And soothe their suffering victims with pull
sating wings.
And whimpering whispers Of Democracy,
Evening journal., 1894-11-05
nrwAnns.
REWARD.

The Democratic Executive Committee Of
New Castle county Will pay the following re-
wards to any person furnishing information
20 any Of the members Of the said Committee
which win lead 70 the detection and convic-
tiOn Of negroes Illegally and fraudulentIy
registering or voting at this election.
For Information leading 10 the detection
and conviction Of the nrst negro 80 register
ing or voting, $1,000.
For information leading 10 such second de-
lection and conviction, 5000.
For the third, 5000.
For the fourth, e25.Ol.
For each subsequent one, $1,000.
such information viii be received in conf
dence BY any member Of the committee and
arrests made and prosecutions conducted
without disclosing the name of the person Civ
ing such information, n desired.
In case the person giving such Information
only succeeds in securing the rejection OF such
a fraudulent vote, 81. 90 will be paid in each
case. This offer applies both 10 the city of
Wilmington and outside hundreds. And the
same rewards win be paid for like informa-
ton which viii secure the arrest and oonvic-
tion Of any person guilty Of illegally aiding or
abetting such fraudulent registration OF Yot
ing.
By order Of the Committee.
THEODORE II. ARMSTRONG,
Chairman.
JoHE #. CALLAHAN. Secretary.