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Evening journal., 1894-04-07

is a direct cause of debility. Energetic
action cannot be kept up in the brain
and stomach at the same time. If
the mind be intently occupied with pro-
found thought the nervous power will be
concentrated in the brain, and the
stomach being deprived of it, Indigestion
and disease ensue. Hence the weak di-
gestion and sallow complexion Of literary
men and their constant complaint Of i'll
health.
Il is also true that hopeful man OF
woman can do more work and get well
faster than one in despair. From the
first taking Of Paine's celery compound a
feeling Of confidence in recovery comes
over the invalid New blood and fresh
nervous energy give a hopeful outlook.
Paine's celery compound hastens conva-
lescence wonderfully.
In the spring. If ever, there is Iced Of
food for the nerves and brain. Psines
celery compound makes the weak strong
makes people we'll Try it.
Evening journal., 1894-04-07

SENATOR GRAY has introduced reso.
luton which Is regai ed as the first step
towards the abrogation Of the treaty be
tween the United States, Great Britain
end Germany on one side and Samoa on
the other, by which the anomalous and
nondescript gov. rnment Of the country
Is maintained Thus the United States
are practically consenting to uphold a
kingdom To real republicans this an
abominable misrepresentation II is is
not competent or advisable or permis.
sible for our authorities to do that. We
may treat with kings, potentates and
czars, and be on the most friendly terms
with any government which the people
Of any country may establish or submit
to. But we cannot assist two other
great monarchies to set up and main
tain third monarchy. II does not
matter on what specious plea this con
tradiction, this perversion OF our power
and sentiment. by which contradiction
and perversioa and 1t should be ended
The people Of Samoa must make their
own choice, or we must retire from the
tripsrtite convention and treaty.
Evening journal., 1894-04-07

HOWEVER those who are interested or
Intelligent may account for the results
Of The various elections It is evident that
the faltering policy, the lack Of harmony,
lnd the triding with great affairs Tor
the benefit Of petty interests are not
doing the Democratic party any service.
1t Is always true that a positive and
resolute policy is best in politics as in
war. Fablus was called upon TO save
Roue. not to advance the standards Of
e'nqaeriag empire. The policy Of
Evening journal., 1894-04-07

In the Senate yesterday, Mr. Hill moved
that when the Senate adjourned II should
adjourn until Monday next. The motion
was defeated-26 to % All the Repub
lican Senators voted AYE, and 80 did
the two New York Senators, Hill and
Murphy, and Mr.. Irby, Of South Caro-
lima. All the rest Of the Democratic
Senator'S voted mo" but Mr.. Brice, who
was paired with another Democrat. Mr..
Palmer Of Illinois. The Popullst sena
tors, Allen, Kyle and PETER voted mo. "
and the Populist Senator Stewart, ave. 4"
That Is a fair indication OF the
vote on the tariff bill. It is
expected that Senator Hill will
invent some excuse for opposing
the bill for the purpose OF at
tracing attention and finally obtaining
nomination for the Presidency from
the Populists or from that element in
the Democratic party south and west
which apparently thinks the salvation OF
the Democratic party depends upon the
favor OF the Populists. TheresIe many
men In every party who think the op
position has stronger position than
their own party has. Just as there are
always soldiers, and even commanding
officers, in every army who know that
the soldiers, the arms, equipments and
strategetic skin Of the enemy are superior
10 theirs
Evening journal., 1894-04-07

One dozen bottles of Johann
Hoh's Malt extract give as much
strength and nourishment as a
cask OF ale without being intoxi-
The Genuine is al,vavs sold ss roh.,.,
Hofs Malt Extract. and mus bo, fbe '..'ll' s'l,
nature Of JOHANN HoFFu on the neet
hiSner q Mendelson Co, Agents. Ia and
is4 Franklin St., New York. '''''
Evening journal., 1894-04-07

Mr.. FRIcK does not appear on the
scene with as much disaster to the Re
pubncan party as he and Carnegie and
Homestead brought In 1892, but his
appearance now does not recommend the
beauty Of the protection theory as prac-
ticed In Pennsylvania
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RAILROADS.

DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD-STAND-
ARD Railway of acknowledgements
throughout py the lnterlocking Switch and
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON and BAL
AtthOth hAlLhOAD, December "A, 1898.
Trains Will leave Wilmington as follows:
Philadelphla express, I So, 9 55. 4 2O88 Z a.
80, S 90, 800, 1905. 0lG. II 20. ii 81 a. M
tl2 10, 81, %, o., 10, II, 8 S. O6 l2 m
70 oAecommoaatlon Is n az o. 55 o. l045, II S3am.
Chester express. l 55, ~, 30. 74275O s60.
. %, 100, II 20, 81 a m, 1 81, o., 50, Z O6,
Accommodations o.. IS. 55.sB,1OA.ISam.
II 81, 2 %, 3 40, 8 20, z As. 10 30 pm. '
~ New YORK, So 255, 20. $50, rs, $50, 900,
10 % ~ 40 II 81 m. ll2 10, 81, 2 25 3O5 45 iO
Il, B SO, 70 q, 7O6, 10 20 m w. -''
Boston, without change. 10 16 am5Rp m
Florida and the South, (via Atlantic Coast
bine) IL - a m, II 5Op m.
New Orleans, Richmond and Danyille Ex-
press. ~ Al p m.
West Chester. via Lamokin, 30 am. $40
Newark Centre and intermediate stations,
40 a m. 8 33 D m. '''.OH0'
50 Bsaltlm9re and Washington, 4s5. sOl, s11,
t6 o3, IS, 7A.s 20 P m, u 10 night ''
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 2 3s.
4 45, o. p m, and 40 night ~
Baltimore and Bay Line, p pm
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle. lS II II a m, 2 Al, 430, O9, 8 5Oi
Q 81 p m, u 06 night.
Lewes. 10 m. q pm.
Express for Dover, Harrington and Delmsr
8 l3, II O3 m, 4 p p m. u Oh night.
Harrington and way stations only, 2Hpm.
Express for Wyoming. 8 SOP m.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk, II 03 IN, l2 OF night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for VIII
mington. express, 80. 20, 725, 81, Q 10, 10 %
II is IN, J2 10. +l2 35, 30, 53, 346, 4Ol, 44l.
5Os 30 SO, l7,6 s., 90 05, II 10. II 80 m.
Accommodation. 20. 33, 10 80 a MI 23, 3I8
4 O3, 4 81, 9 %. 8 38. 10 03. IL 38 pm.
Sunday Irains-Leave Wilmington for:
70 Polhiiiasaaseiphis ~ as express 30 % 90 90 %.
912pm. Accommodation, 7 co. s O5 a m u no,
1 45, 4 O5, 8 20, 10 30 JPN.
Chester, express, 55. 100, 8 80, 900. 10 O5115l,
q M, 80, o., 3 So, 90, Q l2 p m. Accommo-
edation, 90, sO5a a m, II 10, 45, 05, 20, 725.
| New York. express, IS, 255. 4sO. ZOO. 30.
10 05, II 81 m, IL 10, 81, 305, 05, 20 10 $50,
70 2l, Z O6, 10 30 p m.
Boston, without change, 3 SO pm.
New Orleans. Richmond and Danville ex-
press, ~ Al pm.
West Chester, via LamokIn, sO5 a m,
5 20 pm.
New Castle, 9 81 D m. l2 O6 night.
Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort and Nor
folk, l2 On night.
Middletown, Clayton, Dover. Wyoming,
FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeville, Seaford,
bGTTe1 Fnt Fiorid s1d dDedmsr, aas AZ ~ VI night.
Coast Line) IL As m, u 50 m.
Baltimore and Washington, 4 35, s OF, 10
m. II u, 1850, %, t6 0S, IA, s2Opm,
Baltimore and intermediate stations, %
and IL 40 m.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street, for Will
mington, express, 90, 20, 10, ii Is a m,
l2I9, Al, Dos, 655. 40, s85, 1O3, II 10
Accommodation, s5, 10 8s a m, L IS, 2 o.,
8 10, s 38, 10 %, IL aS D m.
For further information, passengers are re-
terred TO the ticket office 1.-THE station.
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THIS uncertainty Of majorities and
these rapid changes OF the favor Of the
people from one party to another will
make the industry OF Office hunting un
profitable The probability OF short
term and stricter responsibility will dis
courage the political speculetor.
Evening journal., 1894-04-07

IT seems that the Home Market Club
must have raised money TO send argu-
ments to save the protective tariff in
Rhode Island. for the newspapers are filed
with stories Of Wholesale bribery there
Evening journal., 1894-04-07

THIs administration, among other fads
and frauds, has squelched the rain. max
ing scheme which any man may mention
in either category as his taste or intelli-
gence dictates.
Evening journal., 1894-04-07

SENATOR HIeerEs proposes to ask
General Coxey to send a recruiting ser.
geant into Little Creek hundred. He
would rather conquer that stronghold
than obtain another Federal office for
the Morning News
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TO MOVE MORE RAPIDLY

And cash stock Ready Made Clothing for boys
children have concluded make reduction of 20 Per Cent
Which Means . OFF, the marked prices all Ready y-made Cloth
ing. You'll Not Find Better Selection in the City,
New, Bright, Fresh Goods for this Springs trade.
We showing larger and complete line Of chidens goods
3 10 yethan The fit finish and meet with general
approval Mems and young mems long Goats with Vests in Black
and Blue Worsted stitched edgand complete stock Spring Trousers
effects we'll Black and Blue in Single
Double full lengths Remember the prices unusually low
all marked plain figures and 10 OFF is Quite Saved tappe
only to Ready made Clothing
Evening journal., 1894-04-07

GENERAL FRYE calls his vagRbonds an
industrial army because it is composed
of men who are too strong TO work.
Evening journal., 1894-04-07
THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT,

which has made for March than previous
contains many bargains goods made order We attribute
the lower prices and higher standard Of work. trimming and
than able offer. 1t odd that we
making radical reductions price Of goods at this time
season. object in doing it, and later on you'll
it in this space.
Evening journal., 1894-04-07

DID you cut out the coupon tO-dAys
Evening journal., 1894-04-07

snapper Soup. to night at Fehrenbach's,
Fourth and French streets.
Evening journal., 1894-04-07

BALTIMORE q
ID OHIO RAIL
ROAD. Schedule in
effect Feb. Is, 1894.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound.
orf Express trains
New York. week
days, l3 03. 10 2l 1880,
Is 40, ll036a m; ll2 "a
" 40, 70 35, " 39,lll 90
p. m. Sundays, l3 O3,
10 2l,ll0 36 a m; " 4e,
% 35. u 39, III 90 p m.
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Amusements.


ABBEY's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Devils Deputy.
ACADEMY OF C-S:l5-Shenandoah.
AMERICAN THEATRE-S-ln Old Kentucky
ATLANTIC GARDEN. so to "a Bowery-Evenns-Con-
and Vaudeville
BIJOiI THEATRE 15-I.ater On
BROADWAY THEATRE-S-Dr. Syntax.
CASINO-s:l5-rhe Little Trooper
COLUMBUS THEATRE-S:15-On the Bowery
DALY'S THEATRE-S-A GGiety Girl
EDEN MUSEE-11 to 1l-World in Wax
EMPIRE THEATRE-S15-The Bauble Shop
FIFTH AVENUE Observation-Disclosures Dumpty Up
Date
GARDEN THEATRE-S:l5-Ltue Christopher COLUMBUS
HARLEM OPERA HOUSES 15-Rosedale
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE-A Partisan Romance
HOYTS THEATRE-s30-A MIX White Flag.
IRVING PLACE THEATRE -Mauerbluemchen
ROSTER & RIAL'S-S-Naudeville.
LYCEUM THEATRE-s:l5--A Way TO Win Woman
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-2:3o-s :5o-Iiagenoecks
Trained ! mails.
PALMER'S Observation-Disclosures
POLO GROUNDS: 30-Footbal.
PROCTOR S-lO a. to 10 80 p m.-Vaudevile
STANDARD THEATRES :30-The New Boy
STAR THEATRES l5-The Merry Wives OK Nindsor'
HTH STREET THEATRE-S-The Irish Artist
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ject which will speak quite distinctly. Louis-
ana Will probably be heard and likewise New
York New,Jerscy and Massachusetts. The
Democrats may rest assured that Mr. Reed will
not be at all slow to pitch the Democratic tariff
into the wastebaskct if he gets n chance. and
the voters will show whether they mean he shall
have a chance.
As for Mr. Cleveland. it will rest with him
10 say once more whether he thinks the bill Of
'pcrfdy and dishonor'' ought to be the law OF
the land He was weak enough in August TO
surrender his own convictions If right To the
demands OF those who urged that the bill was
absolutely necessary to Democratic success. If he
finds that the bill has proved IA gallows for his
party he will he free to decide that il shall come
down. Possibly he will not have sufficient sense.
But II other Northern States vote as Maine has
voted. Democrats who have any sense whatever
will perceive that their own chance Of future
success is TO get rid Of this tariff before the
next Presidential election. The belief Of Mr.
Reed that the Democrats and Mr. Cleveland Will
continue TO do the most foolish thing they can
has a great deal 10 justify it. The leaders OF
that party and its conventions are all threaten
ing further legislation of the same SORT: more
reduction and removal Of duties: more dcstruc
ton Of American industries for the benefit OF
foreigners The argument Of Mr.. Reed Is that
Republican victories will have n strong ten
dency to stop further agitation in that drec-
ton.
He reasons that the Democrats. however fool
ish they may be. will not dare in the tcc of
public condemnation to renew tariff agitation
for Frcc-Tradc ends. and il is 10 be hoped that
he is right. But little bill OF two lines repeal
ing the tariff act Of August. 1884. and restoring
the law then in force. would not cost one day :
delay If the men who were opposed to 1t when
it passed should get pluck enough to vote ac-
cording to their convictions. 1t could never
have passed the House if Democrats opposed To
II had dared to call their souls their own. The /
House passed il without correcting single one
of It's hlundcrS. because il was certain that. II
10 the Senate at all. it would not then |
pass that body The repeal Of 1t would offer t"
industries and business Such incalculablc bless
ings that the mere proposal would encourage +
trade everywhere. except in foreign countries.
II is safe for our Democratic friends To reckon /
that Mr. Reed will not bc'found in the future. |
any more than he has been in the past lcglSlat- .
ing for the benefit Of Germany ana Great Brit
ain against the United States.
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PERSONAL.

Or Charles Eastman the Indian. and his wife
elaine Gooda) living in st. Paul. and are well
and prosperous
The late Professor Helmhotz. 1t Is said. left
material among his papers for work on mathe
matical physics II will be edited and published by
Professor Arthur KONG
Il is expected that every citizen OF Philadelphia
will be awake the 2ith inst that being the day
on which the statue OF General Mcclellan is to be
unveiled.
Hans Zopke. the Royal Engineer OF the Russian
railway system. is in this country examining
the various American railway systems
The late Professor Swing had n curious fad for
collecting rcvovcrs and bowie-knves. and had a
large cabinet OF those weapons In his study.
In an offhand chat the other day. George w. Cable
spoke follows about the North and the South:
Their characteristics very different The best
word | find for differentiation is economy In its
very large sense. There Is "a difference in the whole
economy OF life. difference merely In the man
ner OF life, In the methods OF life, but in the
sentiments In the verbal expressions of the
lions and passions. One reason, sup
pose. why the New Englander likes the
typical Southerncr well is because COM
ton. The S)utherner has reck.essness. not only
of life in the large, but in the minute and moment
a. well He spends himself every hour and every
day more freely than the New Englander does The
New Englander economies himself at every turn
In the .ong he has somewhat the advantage /
think he gets out Of life just as he gets more
out OF the OF money than the Southerner does
though don't believe that many Southerpers or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16
THAT HASN'T THE UORST Of 1T.

Not thousand miles from this city resides
plain homespun gentleman, father Of three grown
up sons. His father before him was lifelong
Democrat, and none Of the family ever SHE'D a
regular Democratic nomination or bolted reg,i-
lar ticket The death Of his father not long
ago left him in possession OF handsome prop
erty, and this circumstance, in connection with
his own and his family's record Of unwavering
fidelity to the party, led his Democratic neigh
bors to consider him an available candidate for
office One day not long ago. while calling on
Republican neighbOr. between whose family and
his own had long existed relations Of cordial
friendship. he casually remarked with knowing
sort Of look:
Ibid you know. George, that the Democrats
had been at me to get me to run for Congress-"
NO. | had not heard of it, said the other
"What did you tell them?'
oh knew what they after They know
I'd got some money and thought I'd be fool
enough to blow 1t in
Well" said George. thoughtfully ito tell you
the truth | don't really think this is good year
for you to run. if you have any notion of being
elected"
Yes. ] know that's So" said the lifelong
Democrat; but that isn't the worst Of f.. The
fact is me and my three boys all going to
vote the Republican ticket this year."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16
THE SCARLET LETTER"

Richard Mansfeld's presentation OF Hawthorne's
THE Scarlet Letter IS convincing protest against
the complaint that theatre-goers care only for n
discriminate hilarity. Sometimes it seems indeed
as II the public that supports the theatre would
accept nothing but pageantry and buffoonery, but
such Il play as this could never succeed If there
were not left among those from whom the audi
ences are drawn decided element OF intellectual
appreciation. Mr. Mansfield offered revival Of
Joseph Hatton's version of The Scarlet Letter
at the Herald Square Theatre last night Il Is
scarcely necessary say that the force and in
terest OF this work as a drama are in way pro-
portonate to the Importance Of the original as
literature. This is because almost all the action
OF the story. and practically all that which gives
IT power and keenness and life is spiritual and not
physical action. 1t is the story of a soul which IS
in its nature pure though also in its nature weak.
but which is blotted with one great sin. Arthur
Dmmesdae has a conscience so acute that the
memory Of one act follows him, haunts him.
brushes him under a burden OF remorse. He has
not the strength to throw off the burden by any
deliberate act OF expiation. He strives to punish
must be in their very nature futile; Win groans
Of contrition he humiliates himself before nm.
self, while he dares not humiliate himself before
his fellow men, The tortures of his soul are spread
before the readers of his story with mastery force
and effect; it is scarcely possible TO show them
the stage. The presence Of Chilllngworth, the
wronged husband. transformed into malsnan.
to supply the deficiency of dramatic material
Aside from his own obvious relation to the story ne
in some sense personities the remorse which Is az
ways confronting and attacking and destroying
the sinful and helpless priest. He becomes 70
Dimmesdale an outward and visible sign Of his
inward antagonist
Mr.. Mansfield finds in Arthur Dlmmesdale char
acter with which his spectators can be eNpeeted 20
have little sympathy Ply is the best that can 90
hoped for Even pity for suffering IS Likely 10 De
stifei when the suffering is accompanied by moral
Admiration aroused by the performance
must be all for the art OF the actor In the deno.e
MT OF the character not at all FOR the character
itself. Mr.. Mansheld's own sympathles are not
much moved by the part. He understands rather
than feels its nature. He sets IL forth with the re-
suits of the sincere and dligent study which ne
never Omits and with the technical and arustc
skill which never fails him To his habits and guam
ties actor the effect of the part Is due. ana y
this the play its success. character deserving
and receiving more sympathy is Hester Pryhhsr'
Miss Beatrice Cameron in this part is not the rear
zaton OF the idea Of Hawthornes reader. but sne
plays II with quiet and pathetic dignity and sweep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16
To NOEROU'.S Duty.

Tomorrow will be the second day Of regis
t,rltion in New-York and brooklyn We give
warning of il day in advance. in order that
our voting readers may make arrangements to-
day which will enable them Ia devote tim" on
Wednesday to this great political duty WIFI"
there are two subsequent days when names can
be registered. procrasiinaiion Is 10 10 avoided
in So important a matter We urge every good
citizen. whose name Is not already on the roll.
To ascertain to-day where his place OF registry
Is. and To- attend 10 the matter on the following
day If business arrangements are necessary
on tho part of clerks and others employed with
regular hours OF work. let them be made today.
Every citizen In these two great towns has a
duty Of more than ordinary importance 10 per
form this year He has not only a vote 10 east
against laundering and unprinciplcd tariff lcss-
lation nj Washington. and another one against
IIlllisn and Maynardlsm In this state hut also
good government ballots in municipal affairs
md for constitutional revision The LcNow In
ycStication has disclosed the most scandaouS
and abhorrcnt system of police blackmall AMI
municipal prostitution which has ever existed
anywhere on earth II is the duty of every hon
g., man 10 vote against the horrors ana wicked
ness Of Tammany rule In this town. II j. also
the privilege Of every friend Of reformed govern
mem 10 rescue from defeat the new Constiu-
ton. which il impcrillcd by the opposition Of
gamblers.
Every good citizen must vote this year Neg
lect 10 register Is little short Of a crime. Pre-
pare to-day TO register tomorrow
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TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign.-The japanese Parliament has been
summoned to meet in extra session to discuss the
war: two more British cruisers have been ordered
10 Chinese waters The Belgian Liberals
have lost thirty-one seats in the Chamber Of Dep
uties 80 There were again conflicting stories
as to the Cars condition. == The Amer Of
Afghanstan is critically ILL.,
Domestc.-Judge Jenkins dismissed the petit
ton for the removal Of Receiver Cakes Of the
Northern Pacific Railway = Senator Hill
spoke at Kingston. y. Y GO There was a fall
Of snow in New-York and the New-England
States. - Clarence Robinson confessed at
Cleveland that he and his wife murdered Mont
gomery Gibbs. the Buffalo lawyer. == The
Princeton football team defeated University Of
Virginia by a score of u 10 O. at Baltimore.
City and Suburban-The Peoples party cand-
date for Recorder withdrew and advocated the
election of John w. Golf. - woman at
ELIZA beth, y. j., while insane, burned herself and
three children to death. = The Municipal
Consolidation Inquiry Commission issued adj
dress to the people favoring the Greater New
York" Winners at Morris Park: Jack of
Spades, Lustre. Magan, Declare Sir Walter and
Lucania. == Prices for stocks weak and lower
gold shipments begun: foreign exchange strong.
The Weather-Forecast for to-day Warmer
clear and windy Temperature yesterday: Low
est, 40 degrees; highest, -; average, 433s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16
ABOUT CHANGING TIE TARIFF.

Pretty soon we shall hear from Democrats
that eX-Speaker Reed is in favor OF keeping the
present tariff unchanged. The same Democrats
on no better ground, reckoncd him in favor Of
free coinage Of silver 1t would be well for
them to 90 SLOW. man who has brains does
not utter all he thinks or knows in one speech
1t is Mr.. Reeds idea that the present tariff
cannot he repealed by Republicans until the
country gets rid Of the President who refused
TO sign ii. That may be a mistake. One certain
thing is that Mr. Reed himself and Republicans
in Congress will try it whenever they get a
chance Ii they can get a straight vote only two
months hence on the question whether the ab-
surdities and robberes the blunders and nfamics
Of the present tariff shall be continued any lon
ger, and whether The woollcn duties and the in
come tax shall take effect next January, they
will have Democrats for the motion who did
not dare 10 vote against the tariff last August.
There are States to be heard from on the sub