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Evening journal., 1894-11-28
The Financlsr Of the RevoiutIon.

While the names Of Washington,
Patrick Henry, Franklin and score Of
others, who led in the revolution which
separated this country from England are
constantly in remembrance, very little ID
said or known Of Robert Norris, the
great Rnancier without whose heroic
struggles it is doubtful II our liberty
could ever have been secured. He was
born in Liverpool, England, In 1874 and
came to this country with his father at
the age Of 1S After serving In count.
ing room IN Philadelphia he became
partner in the business From i776 TO
IT'S he was a delegate to the Continental
Congress and ho was one Of those who
signed the Declaration of Independence
During the war he served on the
committee Of ways and means and freely
placed his immense wealth at the disposal
Of his country, his personal credla being
At one time pledged for the country 's
debts to the amount Of 81 500, 900. In
1880 he established the Bank Of Nortl
America in Philadelphia and until 1854
acted as superintendent Of finance.
Not long since, the old Holland land
Office building was dedicated in Batavia.
n. II, to the memory Of Robert Morris
and Secretary Carlisle delivered TIE
address, He said that although !
century had elapsed since Robert Morris
finished his public work and retired to
private life, aud nearly ninety years have
passed since bis death, there Is no public
memorial to attest the peoples apprecia.
tion Of bis great services, aud very few
even know the place Of his burial
Mr- Carlisle spoke at great length OF
the life and services of the first Secretary
Of the Treasury, or superintendent Of
finance, rs he was then called AL that
be had Was consscratsd. to the cause o.
his country. and he never hesitated t.
use his means and credit to promote 1t,
success His Individual notes were
Issued for the public benefit and the,
circulated at par when the notes Of III,
government itself we're at hsaT,
discount
Morris had found the treasury bank
rupt the nationsl credit prostrated, the
army naked. hungry and mutinous, th,
people discontented, the currency worth
less, trade paraly ID and the struggle fol
independence growing daily more feebl'
and hopeless He left. not full
treasury. it is true but a nationa
credit higher among capitalists abroa,
than that of some OF the Oldest nations
of Europe. and he left happy ant
triumphant people, With a sound cur
rsnoy, and prosperous trade, abundan
resources and free government
OF the unfortunate condition OF hii
private affairs in his later years, Sscrs
Evening journal., 1894-11-28
BUFFALO REFORMERs.
A Local Parlshurst ana Lexow Are NJ
Among Them.

a Local Parlghurst ana Lexow Are Now
Among Them.
BUFFALO, Nov 2S-By two different
methods attempts arc being mado to start
retormntory movement in this city
Rov Odel, a Methodist preacher, has
made the rounds of the saloons on q sun
day night and asks the mayor and police
commissioners to close them because they
have larger congregations than the
churches.
Alderman smither, in the board Of al
dormen, introduced resolution which
today will 20 to the oounciRmcn. calling
for az investigation Of the accounts Of tho
comptroller municipal court and police
court. With Smither as tho Loxow and
Odell as the local Parkhurst it is not i'm.
possible that some sensational disclosures
may be made.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28
Halh IN 4 Hntnl.

BAKER CITY, Or, NOV. aS. A DARING
robbery was committed here. six heavily
armed men wearing masks entered tho
Hotel Marshaus The bystanders were
placed under cover OF arms. while two
Of the robbers relieved tho saloon bar TN
and faro gamo Of cash amounting 10
81, $50 which they placed in a sack and
departed. Tho fro alarm was rung fcw
minutes after the robbery. which drew
out many people, hut the robbers had
made their escape.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28

tary Carlisle said "He was broken In
fortune. imprisoned for debt, denounced
as reckless speculetor, separated from
his old personal friends and ungenerously
neglected BY the government and the
people be had served 50 long and SO we'll
But be endured 1t ell without marmur
and after his release from prison went
uncomplainipgly to his dlsmantled
home and, by the practice Of close
economy, managed TO live In tolerably
comfortable condition, for which he was
mainly indebted to the Holland Land
Company, which paid to Mrs. Morris as
long as she lived an annuity Of 81 500.
Morris died on the Sch day OF May,
1906, in the 73i year Of his age, and was
buried in little churchyard on Second
street, In Philadelphia, where his re-
mains now rest, with no monument over
them except an ordinary stone slab.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28
RAEK.aoAps.

DENnSYLvANIA RAILR0AD-sT
u ARD Railway Of America - Fr0s4ctec
Throughout 1y the interlockins Switch snc
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON Rnn BAL
TlAChE RAILROAD, In effect Nov. is 1894
557a is W. .eys y saii1i5ss1il ~ Z 81 = ~ a9i52w 20
%. So b5 ~, le 05, 10 is, 10 - 1.s5 81 80,
ll y, q 2; nj, li2 35 %, %. o. 70, %. u,
Accommodation. 6 90. z 0o. IS %. 1923 81 .nss.
q, 4O 5 lb,feo, l0a5 M
Chester express, 81, 4 %, go, 74a,761 So,
Peg "a,
Aeca1ancdstion.5 %. 7mst6.IO4s lt@Ap.
y So. y. g x.3, 80 & l6, 90 ~ m
~ l1 D6, 10 i6 10 s5 II Il g m. az 35 81, sz5
70. "a, lo, 5 30, 07, 3 II, 10 f5 p IA.
For the south Southern Railway ExpTess' '
II p m. slee ers to Augusta, St Augustine.
ahu lanpai { Al p m. Sleeaers TO Hot Springs,
1slnpn and New Orleans.
West Chester, via LRmakln. . 80 M. $40
! .Sswsrs oentss and intermediate stations.
j lissitlmoEe "a snd Wssh,ngton, as sm.gu.
" " n W a. l2 O., " 22, Il ID, In. ~, b23
p 2o. y,,aos y, ~ 4; = m, u As night
- z " snd II 81 m.
Leave ehiladelphia, Broad street, for VIZ
La.ngeo1 express 50, Z 90, z 25, 81, 10, 10 -
u le. u 49, IA, fla %, 90, 02, 846, 4ci. gIs
sea. : % I5 go 8 II, sss, 20, il 10. II -.
.ACqouinoasuon, y. 2 80. 1895 MISS so8
%, 81, { g. 49, 10 03. L IS . m.
Sunday fyeius-LeaYe Wilmington for;
philadelphia, express, 81, IS, 4 80, 90. .865
s, ~ o. 10 40, II 81 N, 81, Of, 504 58 o.,
q y g6, "a. Accommodation, %, 8 10 q m.
Chester, ezpfeEs, i 81. Is. 20, Is. 10 O5.11B,
8 n, l 81, 8 o., 5 So, 707, 9f6p m. Acnnmrno.
!dStion, 100, $40 = N, Il 10, 40 Ot. 10. rs.
Eev York. la. ass, 4sO. zoo. $50.
~ ol -. ~ p, y 81 NJ u 10 81, o. o6, bes
TQl II 10 - NJ.
For the sonth-Southern Railway Express.
Al . m. 5 eepers to Augusta, ST. Augustine,
and Tampa; Z a p m, sleepers to Hot Springs,
Memphis, and New Orleans
Hsss ~iaeosas, va A.Anokin, s. IS N.
Bslrlacre and washington. 4,fs so. 1919
q q q Y, ls f2 g, g %, Al, 7i4l, 20, p. %.
Bsltiinore and intermediate stations sts
Leave fhilzdeiphis, Broad street, for wu
ningtOn, cypress 60, 20, II is. II 3s
: n. 2. zoe, 6 81, S4O, sss. Ii ID. ills
Accommodation. 8 85 Q 10. lOm a m. la Sc.
%, -, %, 10 %, u ss "a.
trains for Delaware Division lesve for
StW GEstle. la. II 5 4 n. 2 TO. "a. Is, 6 50
B, "a, II . night.
lseNehs 70 a n. n = M.
Y ,6szg,reesa =, e for poyer, HsTrington snd DelnAE.
5a, u W > n. 81 m. II d night.
Harrington snd way stations cnIy $50 D N,
Asprees iur Wyoming, 6 T3 70,
.ashA go ANA AAQe +noIAahs Osu EUi1T CON-
tort spd Norfolk. Il 0S 10, u o. Aight.
sunday trains for:
Bow JaStle, ~ 06 night,
lene ghaflee, Old FQiut CulafC IT and Nor
folk, y O night.
Middletown, Clayton, Dover, Wyoming
Eslton, Hnrrington, HridgeviIe. seaford.
Laurel and Delmnr, u o. night,
fOoneressioDal Limited Expsees trains COM
pogea entirely OF pullinsn Vestihule Farloz
Ena Dining Cars. 10 sxtra fare
k4Amltau Express Irains, coYnpceed OF Pull
nAn Nesubuls Farlor Cas-, Yestihule Pas.
fare.
For furthsr information, passengers are re-
1erred % the ticket agent at the st&tinn.
81. -. LIE 9J5I, ). +. WOOD,
General MANAGER. tseuArsl Paasangsr Az
Evening journal., 1894-11-28

The entire civilized world will sym
pathize with Primes Bismarck in bis
bereavement The honora which the
world heaped upon the Man Of Blood and
Iron only seemed TO strengthen and in
tensify his love for his wife and family
and to draw him closer TO the domestic
hearth. Hts wife was good, true and
affectionate woman, and probably the
only human being who could restrain
the impulses of the great soldier and
diplomatist.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28
Guard the Paonla,. MONEY.

The Levy Court did perfectly right in
refusing to consider the bill Of special
constable. Let those who are responsible
fos the appointment OF these men pay
them. The peoples money should not Be
applied for the purpose The people did
not petition for their appointment
neither did the representatives Of the
people.
Governor Reynolds, acting under the
advice Of handful OF ring politicians, is
sued the commissions despite the protest
Of the people. Let all special constables
carry their bills 20 the governor and the
men who advised him to appoint this un
necessary army Of peace conservatora.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28
The Democrats Dld n.

From the Louisville Courier-Journal.
Where were the DemocratsY" asks
the New York Tribune At home. On
the day Of election 600. 600 voters. most
Of them Democrats, remained at home
and failed to vote.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28
BATTLESHlPS NEEDED.
Secretary Herbert Says Our Navy
Needs Strengthening.
POINTS TO CHINA AS A WARNING.

The Construction Of Three Armored Sea
Fighters and the Purchase Of Guns For
subsidized Ocean Liners Recommended.
More Torpedo boats Wanted.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-The secretary
Of tho navy submitted his annual report.
The most important recommendation
made by Secretary Norbert in his annual
report is that congress authorize the con
struotion Of thee great hattitships Of about
10 900 tons displacement each to cost
exclusive of armament not exceeding
S4, 000, 600, and 2 torpedo boats Of from
100 to 300 tons each, at tho discretion Of
the secrotay, to cost not exceeding an ay-
erage Of $4,000
There are many features Of interest in
this report not only in the way OF review
Of naval progress at home and abroad,
but also relating to great questions Of ma
val policy 10 begin with ho shows that
since his last report five splendid ships
have been completed and tried and ..ddod
TO the naval list, three Of which are oapa-
bio Of speed IN excess Of 2 knots, while
two Of them are the feotost cruisers in
the world. The five vessels arc the Mar.
bleheadi 1874 knots; Columbia %. So
knots; Olympia. 2169 knots; Montgom-
cry, 9056 knots, and Minneapolis, 23,
on knots
Evening journal., 1894-11-28
Feu WIN 4 Ton ~ olass.

SYRACUSE Nov 2s.-Six workmon in
the Granger block, while rolling box
containing a ton Of glas., were procipi-
tated from tho fifth to the second story of
the building by the floor falling in Not
one Of the six was seriously injured
Evening journal., 1894-11-28

While the retirement OF Frank E.
Herbert and Walter s Money from the
Board Of Trustees OF the Poor. is, in
view Of their usefulness, matter to be-
regretted, the selection Of two such
capable men as James B Toman and
Andrew w Webster to succeed thea
Injuries New Castle and Blackblrd hun.
dreds Of proper representation.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28

We can readily understand why Frank
A Mitchell, Robert Handy, Dr. Frsntz,
stansbury J Wiley. the Morning News
aud the Daily Republican are for Addicks !;
but why ex- Postmaster Stewart should
turn against his old leader and friend Ia
beyond our comprehension. Is it the
old trouble Of Private Secretary Bach?
Evening journal., 1894-11-28
A crisis in HIrrIna,s Lifs.

From the Philadelphia Telegraph.
This is the crisis Ia tho life Of Mr..
Higgins. He has been generously given
clear fsld, up to this time, by Rspubli-
san leaders Of undOubsed merit aud
strength. He must win or retire
Evening journal., 1894-11-28
Forger Harvey In cu.to,,v.

BEL AIR, Nd, Nov 2s. s.-Robert r.
Harvey, alias George ?. Sage, the foreer,
was brought to Bel Air and delivered
into tho custody Of Sheriff Hughes. IIo
was in charge Of two Pinkerton mon, who
came with him all tho way from Lansing,
Mich
Evening journal., 1894-11-28
Feiiows' Commissioner Appointed.

ALBANY, Nov. 2S-Governor Flower
has appointed OK Senator John J. Linson
Of Kingston commissioners to take testi-
mony and examine witnesses as to the
truth Of the charges against Colonel Fol
lows
Evening journal., 1894-11-28

Tomorrow being set aside By the
executive as day Of national Thanks
giving, In accordance with our custom
no paper will be issued from this Office.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28
his Cruel Experience at ohlncotearue

=. UT II 2 q I0FfD0 NJ NFI TuCDIbHH ue.
ATLANTIC Cry. Nov. eS.-The family
OF Captain Nicholas Sooy, Of this cisy.
las been apprised by letter Of q nost
unpleasant experience that baeel the
captain 1t chncotesgue, Va The cap.
tain. 1t appears, shipped new crew
there. who, as aoon as they learned that
he hsd some SEQ with him, decided to
appropriate It for their own uses
Accordingly be was attacked cue night
on the deck Of his vessel. robbed aud
thrown overheard De was picked up
unconscious on the beach aud revival,
but before. .he could notify the authorities
Of the robbery he thieves had escaped
II yon have not smoked Sen Anben
eigara trg lham. Dnrstein. 5 3 2na ~.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28
Northwestern Tribute co senate,
Higgins.

Sc. Paul Pioneer Press.
The admirable conduct and great
abilities OF Senator Anthony Higgins was
one OF the forces that assured Repnbn-
can success in Delaware. During bis
six years term in the Senate, 20 which he
succeeded by the accident OF feud
between the Grsys and the Saulsburys Of
Delaware he has bsen model
representative Of the people IN that body.
de Is man Of high requirements aud
great natural force; and the people Of
Delaware Of both parties, have felt that
bis service there was an honor to them
and to the state The hold OF the PARTY
on Delaware mas been changed from
accident to intention. Senator Higgins
Is entitled on his own record to re-
election.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28

Advertising is a bigger factor In trade
than many advertisers themselves get
time to realize. The cash drawer may
give fair measure Of It's direct potency,
butit Is the indirect gain that deies
arithmetic
Evening journal., 1894-11-28

Cummings, tne photographer. 302 Msr.
ket street, viii be open all Thanksgiving
Day.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28

The French government has honored
Miss Kato Field by making her an
officer Of public instruction Still there
are some things that Kate does not
know and which she can learn quite as
well in this country as in France.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28
coNrgMRoRARY OPINION.
Fren Pnatnre 100 nawsnnnnr.

Free Postage for Newspapers.
Fromthe Baltimore Sun.
Postmaster-6eneral Bssell in hIs
annual report sounds the keynote to one
Of the greatest reforms in the postal
service that has ever been proposed. Ii
Is, In brief, that the tims Is nearly At
hand when all legitimate newspaper
and periodical magazines may be trans
mitted through the malls from puS-
fishers into the hands Of subscribers free
Of all cost.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28

He--Is it true that most Of the fash
ions are started from the stage? She
guess 1t is BY the way, am glad the
living pictures are dying out, aren't
your
Evening journal., 1894-11-28

The new government bonds sold at
premium and did not 10 begging for
purchasers This Is tribute to our
nations credit.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28
A students Trick.

SYRACUSE, Nov 2S-Students at Sym.
euse university dauhed parts Of the stone
buiiGtng, including the cornerstone, wiki
red paint and numerous 9Ss.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28

John w II iyes was re elected secre.
tary treasurer Of and Sovereign still
rules the Knights Of Labor.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28

Nearly every physician IN WILMINGTON
wears and recommends Jaeger woolens.
Only az Doughten's
Evening journal., 1894-11-28
Ilnslness IInn.ns Ilnrnn,l

NASHVILLE, Nov. 9s r. The business
part Of the town Of Athens, Ala, was al.
most totally destroyed BY fro
Evening journal., 1894-11-28
More Torpedo Boats.

Ono important change Of naval policy
is noted In connection with the advertise
ments for three new torpedo buats soon
to be issued. The secretary says that no
spood provisions win be allowed on these
boats; that tho pramlnm system nndoubt.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28

Sort Of Banana Peel Holocaust
From the Kansas City Journal.
Cleveland is not the only Demo sra
who has slipped up and sprained himself
The entire party has been on banani
peel
Evening journal., 1894-11-28
Good nraterlal and Honest work.

We employ only hrst class iourneymen
paper hangers, decorators, and painters.
Therefore the quality of work turned out
Is Of the best. Our stock of window shades
aud paper hsngings is complete and our
prices are as low as is consistent with
good material and honest work. Preston
w. Yeager, No, 40S King street
For diamonds, watches and iewelry 70 to
*
Evening journal., 1894-11-28
Madison Avenue
HOTEL,
s~4-a.auaasaslu-aaa
fladlson Ave. and gSth ST.
ssAaaszsszn
NEW YORK.
S5Rsy zqg anz ~

50 Fsy ray aN9na. fvieyieaa Paw
FireProof and trst-clsss in cvety par.
ticuar.
Two blocks from the Third and Sixth
Avenue Elevated railroads.
The Madison and 4th Ave. and Belt
Line cars pass. the door,
II. a. cLARK. raas
Passenger Elevator runs all night.i.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28

Wilmlngton's leading Celestial has
gone to Kim Yune with the angels.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28

k2AArIM0SE u
ID 0hLu Rail-
ROAD. schadule in
eject Nov. IS 1854.
Trains leave DelR-
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound.
! or ; Express trainA
New York, week
days. % 03. E7l7,
Is -, 40 40 s N; llS "a
" ~, s. IS, ~ 3l.nl %
p. N. Sundays, t3 05,
~ lI,il1 90 q m, tS -,
Is a6, u "a III % D m.
PHILADELPHIA
ND CHESTNUir s
s 90, 81 lT,f7 63, Z g. ?
: N; ~ "a, ] 10, ~ Is
S Is. 10 %, III 90 D IN
sundays, " 0S, 8 IS
= M ] 81 81 ~, g.
3 l5, lg W, ffl 90 D 10.
PHILADELPHIA
EEE STREETS. y
40 ~, s. N; " 4q.t7 9
PHILADELPHIA
q m; ~ ~, ~ 81, III o.
Chester. week days
So, Is ~, 80 90, 10 10,
. 70, 1 65, i5 IS, 8 81, {
Chester, Sunday
III 10. II 40 a N: l2|
u 81, S15, 10 %. I'll %
tlantic City. Y
tl1 "a, s1 as y m;
~ AZ pm.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28

EATILMINGT0N AND NORTHERN RAIL.
,t ROAD. Time table In effect Oct. 2sth.
Tralna leave Wilmington, French street
station, for b. q o. Junction, Montchsnins
Milterthur, GuyenCOurt, GIanunue, CoEs2rt,
ghadds' Ford junction. pooopson. ", al
Chester, hmbreeYille. Mortonviile, Coates
vile and intermediate stations, daily, Q fcept
Sunday, at q a m, 2 %, 10 and s 20 3 N:
Sunday only at "a 3 IA: I 35. 4h0pm.
For Wayneeb1rg Junction. Springfield and
intermediate stations, daily, except Sunday,
At 30 n m, 2 3j and 30 p m. Sundays only af
0i Z. IA. % and 80 . m.
For Joanna, BirdsbOro, Residing and inter-
mediate stations. daily, except Sunday. ~
20 N and 35 D m, Sunday only at 04 =
N and ] 80 q M.
A. q. McCAUsLAED. Superintendent,
Rn WINGS pRrraS can. p-aaer,ger AOsrt
Evening journal., 1894-11-28
THUNLAa M0hUGh,
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER,

Mes - @axtzat .Etress
WiinlnTtcr,% - DslawaE
Evening journal., 1894-11-28

TWENTY FOURTH
r2, Week days, 10 az, 8 IS.
42 80 30, l0.49, llG 20. I'D IS
3 IS. 4 IS, 10 35, 8 q. y 81,
I7l7, ,753, 300, I'll 40, II 40
l5, 4 Do, 10 30, q ~, N So
TWELFTH AND MAR
sk days, 10 %, " II, IS ~.
/, VII 60 pm,
Sundays, 70 03, ~ II. Ill 40
a w
Evening journal., 1894-11-28
WEST BOUND,

Baltimore ana Washington, wesk days
y Is, ~, Is 49,, 8 m; sl2 l6, IL 05, 81 03, Hi7,
q i, ls ne, y So p m. Sundays q Is. 2 IL,
Baltimore and Wsy stations. III = m, 8 05
NeWaIk. Del, week days, MB,57 H47
mi ils le 3 %, Y e. y ~ 1sh 1919, fs %, Il y
AsT, 4 s5 fsi9. Is 8. Ii 10 . III.
hitlsourgl II AZ 2 ia, II n p M daily
Dhte8go. fe ~, q m; " III, p "a, daily.
Cincinnati and 81. Louis. Tls 10 D "a, and
Naw Orleans. Via Bristol and Chattanooga
II - ? ras daily. Through sleeper to New OIL
ln1nB
singerIy accommodation. 7I7am. sOa. TsS
LEndAnberg accommodation. week dAyr.
Z II, AZ M 70 and a n. Snnasye, y w
Trains leave Market street station:
For New YORK, week days, So 81 N,
For nj Gde PHI week Gays, sc, ~ 30.
10 l5, I'll 80 IA 65. 40 p m. Sundays, 20,
ui, | o. ? 55, 45 pm.
Baltimore, week days, z Cd f83 q m; SO,
TB 40 o m. sunday 55 pm.
For Landenberg and way stations, wstk
days, GO, - q m; y, 10 . N. Sundays.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, TWENTY
FOURTH AND CHESTNUT SITS. FOH
WILMIN3ION,week days, 50 30. 6 IS, z 20, IS 15
10 q0 W. 4 IA; II % noon; . IS, q 40, 60.
rs g. H3J, 10 10 and ii 8b pm.
sundays W 81, 9 Is, IS Is, 30 10 o. I'll ~ a
IA; 2U noon; u Is, 200, IS, f40Q. $40.
LEAVE PHILApFLPHiis8.p TiwEIF.rH
AND MARKET ats. Week days, vs. 20, 81 55,
vi s3, m; T888 Tfz m. Sundays
Sal, " b5. III % z IN; SO 40. n ~. p m.
Telephone No 1913.
Rates to Western points lower than via any
other line. o. o. SCDLIl, GenI Pass. Agent.
K r GAMPBELb, General MANAGER.
Evening journal., 1894-11-28

If you have not smoked Sen Anhen
cigars try iham. Dnrstein. 5 E 2ad st
Evening journal., 1894-11-28

U y ID.
8. IL Os, S 55, 8 30. " 1871 50.
!, TIC 40 III 45E n; ! rs. " AZ.
Y 81, 8 -. 10 %, III 90 p m.
g. 70 b5, 635. ~ IL. 75S,
s, u 40. 3 25. 4 %, Ib 85. 8 81
3 n.
week days, f7i7 q N:
Sundays, i7IE. 75sA m;
Evening journal., 1894-11-28

Passenger Elevator ruus an night.l
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-06
The Umbrella Ceiling.

Huge Japanese umbrellas are
serviceable for many things, but
one seen recently is so peculiarly
stricking as to deserve especial
comment. 1t hangs from hook
in the ceiling of small room in an
artists home, and forms the entire
ceiling. Beneath it is the tea
table and all its.paraphernalia,:: to-
gether with bamboo settee and
five chairs, all set upon Japanese
rug. The tea service is Of fine
japanese ware, and the tea itself
comes from Japan; the entire
room is complete, and one feels on
entering it that it is a veritable bit
of the land of chrysanthemums.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-06
Paper Money Outstanding.

The paper currency outstanding
Jan 81, was $I.l67, 040,23l, less
100000 estimated to have been
destroyed by fire. This shows an
increase of $685., l66 during the
month.
The amount of different kinds OF
money outstanding Jan 81 were as
follows: One dollar notes, S243,097,-
769; two dollar notes, S29,325,Ol7
five dollar notes, S243,O97,76O; ten
dollar notes, 24S.3SO,62O; fifty
dollar notes, $H, 9GI. 265; one
hundred dollar notes, $Si,4S2l7O
five hundred dollar notes, Sl9,2OS,-
900; one thousand dollar notes,
$S0, 900; five thousand dollar
notes, $I4,39OO00; ten thousand
dollar notes, $73,O7O,0OO; fractional
paper, $27, S77.
The total amount of different
series of notes outstanding are {:
United States notes, $346,6Sl,0l6;
treasury notes of 1890, Sl52,OSO,9OS ;
National bank notes, $207, 300,O34 !;
gold certificates, $77,093,769; silver
certificates, $336,9l9,5O4; currency
certificates, $44, $4,000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-06
An Excusable Mistake.

New York Herald;
A short time ago, when the pa
pers were filed with the doings of
anarchists and blood curdling
headlines gave the latest bomb
explosions, a train on the Sixth
avenue elevated stopped at the
SiXty.siXth street station. Those
who were idly gazing out of the
windows Of the cars had their at
tentions momentarily diverted by
the curious spectacle of workmen
below running in all directions
and shouting for everybody to get
out of the way. The guard
had just given the bell
cord a final pull, when a
loud explosion occurred i'm
medlately beneath the train. The
last car trembled with the shock,
and a cloud of dust and debris rose
between the platforms. Half a doz-
en- male passengers jumped up and
bolted for the door. A dozen of
the softer sex uttered EXPLANATIONS
of fright, while the broad grin that
overspread the face of the guard
saved the rest from panic.
"Bless us?" cried an old lady
sitting next to me, as she grabbed
her umbrella. "It's them nasty
anarchists as Pm alive. l saw their
red fiagw
She wasn't used to the blasting
ways Of New York, and but few Of
the rest remembered at once that
that the Broadway cable road was
being extended up that way to
Harlem.