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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The noted cigar mandatory, wholesale and
retail in Augusta, Ne, for the pest or ~
cent cigars, union made, by Jacob Haag, S3i
Water street, Augusta, Me. Iulyldlw'
Mrs. C. f. Hoxie will open Atlantic cottage,
Ocean Point Maine, for the season to board
ers July 4. 1885. - July ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-08

2. S. Longley of Scion, was registered
at the Cony House. Saturday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-08

c. ID. Eastman and wife of Hartford,
Conn, are visiting in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-08

The muster will begin August 18th.
NicEerY'S new block will hn a haa ,,f,r
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LOST.

On Commercial ST. in Augusta, dark blue
ulster June 90. put it in the wrong wagon by
mistake Please leave at Journal office.
iulyI0w2w'
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-05-09

are some shrewd people manipulat-
ing the affair, for they learned in a
very short time that they were be-
ing watched. As a result, my work
here has been partly useless. You
can depend, though, that those fell
lows meant business, and they have
gone far toward completing their
work. / am sure OF this because OF
several facts that l have learned
One is that up.Sound dealers in
guns and ammunition have had an
unusual sale OF rifles during the last
month, several men purchasing.
They claimed to be fitting out hunt
ing expeditions to Alaska. Even
Portland dealers have been levied
on.
at is evident to me that those
guns are stored away somewhere on
shore near here or on WILDLY
island, or il the expedition has near.
ly completed its plan Of operations
they are perhaps in the hold OF
some speedy vessel. Several schoon.
ers have been sold OF late in different
upsouud ports, and two are some
where hidden away on the sound,
though report has it that they are
outside the cape.
There is no question il my mind
that there will be trouble in Hawaii.
1t is almost an impossibility to pre-
vent the plotters from landing and
hiding arms, as most OF the natives
are in sympathy with them."-S. F.
Chronicle.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-05-09
THE ELBE DISASTER.
A Jury Finds that the Master of the
Crathie Was Blameless.

LowEsrorr, CEngland), May L.
The Coroner's Jury which has been
investigating the cause Of the sink.
ing Of the North German Lloyd
steamship Elbe after the collision Of
January 3Oth returned q verdict to-
day Of gross negligence upon the
part OF the mate and the lookout
man OF the British steamer Crathie,
which ran into and sank the Elbe.
The two men mentioned were
found by Sharp, the steward OF the
Crathie, in the galley OF the steam
or when the steward went on deck
at 5 o'clock on the morning OF the
collision, although on the port side
Of the Crathie there were . lumber
OF lights which the steward then be-
lieved to be on fishing boats. The
three stayed in the galley until the
collision occurred.
In spite OF this, owing to the
absence OF evidence from the survi-
vors Of the Elbe, the jury found that
there was not sufficient proof that
the Crathie was solely to blame for
the collision, aud on the question OF
standing by the rule OF the road the
jury exonerated Captain Gordon,
the commander OF the Crathie, from
all blame.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-05-09
Condensed News Items.

During a fire in Chicago the
famous Columbian liberty bell came
near being melted, but the fremen
got control OF the fire just in time
to save it.
Lieutenant Gallego, who surren-
dered fifty Spanish soldiers to the
rebels and who was afterward arrest
ed and turned over to the military
authorities at Havana was, after .
trial by courtmartial, sentenced to
be shot. This sentence was carried
out in the fortress Of Cabana.
Ii Hung Chang has arrived in Pc
king and had an audience with the
Emperor.
w. T. Lopez, night manager Of the
United Press in New York city, COM
mitted suicide at the Arlington Ho-
tel by inhaling gas.
An incendiary FIRE destroyed seven
teen out Of thirty-fve business
houses at Lorimer, la. Estimated
loss, 900; partially insured.
DR.. Witte, Russian Minister Of
Finance, has disapproved the pro-
posals Of the Standard Oil Company
for uniting the Russian and Ameri-
can petroleum interests.
The Duchess OF Marlborough, re-.
Gently widower, and who was form
erly Mrs. Louis Hammersly Of New
York, is married again. Her present
husband is Lord William Bere sford,
formerly colonel of the Ninth Ian
GERS, who gained the most covered
OF all the military decorations in
Great Britain-the Victoria Cross
by riding back into the thick of the
fight at Ululandi to rescue lance
whom he placed across his saddle
and then cut his way out to safety
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-05-09
cLEvELA AND DENoU gcED.
The New York Assembly Condemns
His Nicaraguan Policy.

ALBANY, IN. W, May 1.-Resolu.
tions in condemnation Of the Admin
istration at Washington for its in
action 10 regard to the seizures at
Corinto, Nicaragua, were adopted
by the Assembly to-day, under a
suspension of the rules, the vote
standing 81 ayes and Is noes, one
Democrat voting with the Repub-
licaus.
The resolutions recite in the pre-.
amble the recent events in the Re-
public OF Nicaragua and the action
OF the British Government in occu-
pying the soil and declare that such
forcible Interference by European
monarchy in the affairs and author
ity OF a member of the great sister
hood Of American republics is an
open and fragrant violation OF the
Monroe doctrine. The resolutions
conclude as follows:
Resolved, BY the Senate and AS
sembly OF the Stats Of New York,
that we condemn and denounce the
dilatoriness and lack Of national and
patriotic spirit which have charac-
terized the Administration at Wash
ington in dealing with this compli-
cation; and
Resolved, That we regard as be-
trayal Of fundamental American
principles the omission and neglect
on the part OF the Chief Executive
aud the head Of the Department OF
State to interpose resolutely aud
effectively sgainst such forcible
Invasion Of = sister republic aud
against such infraction OF the prin-
ciple and precept OF the Monroe
doctrine.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-05-09
RIFLES FOB HAWAII.
Piotters Said to be Buying Guns and
Ammunition.

PoRT TOWNSEND (Ws-h.), April 80.
The authorities of Hawaii aud the
police OF this city believe they have
discovered a plot whereby large
shipment OF coutraband munitions
of war are to be or have been ship
ped to Hawaii for a contemplated
insurrection.
For several days secret service
agents headed by man named
Simpson have been in the vi,inity
OF Port Townsend watching the
operations OF gang OF men, two Of
Eyhom are said to have been Danish
ed from Hawaii. They are alleged
to have purchased all the available
arms and ammunition from the
small dealers in various Puget
Sound towns, preparatory to going
to Alaska, they said.
A local paper which has been in
vestigating the case AYERS that .
vessel is now at sea bound to Ha-
waii with a cargo OF arms. The
Chief OF Police has a letter from A.
d. McEvoy OF the Hawaiian secret
service asking him to be on the alert
to suppress any filibustering expedi-
ton that might attempt to fit out
here for the purpose OF overthrow
ing the Government OF Hawaii.
One or two little vessels have been
in the straits lately, and these are
believed to be connected with the
attempt to smuggle arms to the isl
ands.
Enough has been ascsrtained to
prove beyond question that some
mysterious things have been going
on which point to such an expedi.
ton as the Honolulu Chief fears.
Several strangers have been in the
city at intervals OF three or four
days for the past month, and after
the receipt OF the letter mention ed
above, Chief Of Police Wilkes kept
them under surveillance but with
out learning anything conclusive.
The secret service agent Simpson
has been more successful and be,
lieves he has spoiled some conspira,
tors plans at least. He stated to-
day that since operations here have
been temporarily concluded there
was no reason why he should not
tell WI at he knew Of the matter.
81 have been working on this case
for six weeks" he said, and will
simply say that there have been
several secret meetings held in the
vicinity OF Port Townsend, There
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-05-09

toms point has also resulted in much
loss. The disturbance to business
and commerce is loss which cannot
la measured in dollars.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-05-09
Real Estate and Loans

The enlargement Of the LOAN Market
DO as to cover the wants and necessities OF
the large number OF honorable people who
are not owners Of unincumbered Real
Estate was one OF the most necessary inno-
vations of recent years. To many II has
meant relief from pressing claims at the
properly and honorably conducted this
business is Of equally great importance
and value to the community as Building
and Loan Associations have proved them
selves to be.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-16

Las familias espaholas que residen en-
Paris estan asustad1simas con ESQ del i'm
puesto, que harfa subir enOrmemente el
presupuestO de la criada.
-YO no s6,-me dec1a aver una Sc
nora-sl pOdre1nos tener crlada, pOrQue
entire sueldo, manutenci6n y contribution
ell gastO mensual no bajara de 155 frances.
IQue atrocidadl En- Madrid pagabamos
dos duros por una criada mas impia que
ell orc.
-jY que hacfa?
-AbsOlutamente todo: guisar, lavar
la ropa de la familia, f:egar, hacer reca-
dos, uevar los felpudos ( la lglesia GUAM
do 20 iba a misa, q. era tolOs los dias, ba-
rrer limpiar la casa, repasar la rOpa.
iSefora!
y de noche acompanaba a Pepin;
porque, aunque tiene ounce afles, no le
gusta quedarse solo cuandO salimos mi
marldo y yo'-lTodo por dos duretes!
-jY conner?
-LO que Sc le dejaba buenamente.
1nas veces, una raspa. de bacalao con pa.
Catas, OtraS veces, un p1m1ento GsGO, o
Olen Un pucherete de garbanzos. Gonna
como I'm pajaro. Y beber, aqua del Lo-
zoya.
En- Paris es otra cosa. El unico ser
mas feliz y mejor tratado que la criada es
ell perro.
Por ESQ 20 lamento profundamento no
pOder cOnv 1rtirme en- pach6n, bien al con-
trarlO de otras personals, que siendO ver-
daderO canes, no sienten sinembargO Sc
mejante deseo de metamorfosearse.
26 de Mayo. LUIS BONAFOUX.
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NOTICIAS GENERATES

Recordamos nuestros favorecedores
que la secci6n de PosatiempoS que veni-
mos publicando la cabeza de la cuarta
plana de La CORREsPoNDENC1A, es proIon-
gaci6n de la de Variedades de Ia tercera
plana. No podemos dar preferencia en-
esta secci0n los anuncios como 10 desean
algunos de los sefiores anunciantes, puos
unos y otros anuncios. La tarifa que rip.3
para los que Sc publican en- la seccion de
VarIedades, es Ia misma de la de los Pa
sGtiempoS. P
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tienda, don Macario Sc encerr6 con su mu-

tienda, don Macario Sc encerr6 con su mu-
jer.
Dye, Cipriana-le dijo-mframe f.
jamente. ide que tengo 20 cara....?
La pobre sehora cOntemp!o su mari
do con extraheza.
Resp6ndeme, resp6ndeme, sin rodeos
tde que tengo 20 CARA?
-Pero, hombre. ... de Que la vas 1
tener....? de 10 que eres, de hombre hon.
radO...
-JNada mas. ...?
Dona Cipriana volvi0 mirar & su a.
posa desde la cabeza hasta los pies.
-Hamos, contesta... repuso 6l
DE NADIA mas
-Pues, mira 80 brutal (era la prime.
ra vez que don Macario Ilamaba brut3
Su costllIa) has de saber que 20 tengo ca
ra.... de JueZ....
Mi marido Sc ha vuelto loco-pens6
dofla Cipriana. ~ F'-''O
Pero 81 sigui6 diciendo:
HAS de saber " aqui Sc enderez6 10.
90 10 que pudo) que sin nosotros darros
cuenta, tenia 20 csc privilegio. -. Don
Saturnino me 10 ha hecho comprender: v
tesde la semana entCante ser6 Ia Erimera
GWtOT1dGd del vecindario y hasta podrt
aumentar ell precio los articulos, bur!ar
las contribUciones y reirme. . Todo esto
por mi cora bonita, mejor dicho, por mi
cara de Juez -.
.
Un aflO mas tarde don Macario inero-
saba en- la carcel del Distrito, por NOR dc
una causa criminal, en- la que 10 enredara
don Saturno,, ell cacique de ia localidad
El pobro Sc habla m9tido en- 10 que no IN
Lendla , peFdlo no solo su antigua fu?1aa
te hombro honrado, sino que tambi6n to-
da su fortuna, que era algo regular.
A cOnsccuencia de este horrible dc
gustO enfermo gravemente, Y antos de cs-
tlrar To- p0tG mand6 en- busca de IN cor
fesOr.
-Conf6aome pa3ra-le dijo al eac,r-
dote--de hab :-le c0mptado a los iib2rcs
q cafe 4 doo5 pesos, para venderIo 1 vei..,
ticinco deepu58. confitsome padre de
haber alterado ell necanismo de mi roma
na, para que pesaso de meDos 6 para ou3
pesaSe de mas. 49,; confi6some padre dc
ha6er dado algun tragO de ron los car
peslno8 para ponerlos alegres Y obligar!cs
a 90St0T,- :'; .contiesone padre de los CHI.
0OS que hlce introducir en- mi establec:-
mlento, comprandolos por cualquier CO.
.>,-Bueno, bueno, hijo mio-interrur?
p!o!e eI sacerdOte-esOs son pecados We
males que va to tiene perdonado DioF:
recuerde de algdn otro de mayor calibre, de-
alguno que sea Verdaderanente mortal.
III p0n1tent0 prOrrump;0 en- un amar-
go llanto y con acento INSECURE. repuso:
Ay, padre. como, mortal, no he
cometido sino uno en- toda mi vida....:
pero es tan horrible que no 10 acierto a de-
CIR.
,-Valor, valor, hijo mio. .,.: 81 tn r..
cado es graande, mas grande, es la miseri-
cOrdia del Sefor.
Entonces ell infeliz don Macario acerc6
su boca al dido del cura y le diio:
-AcusOme padre de haber creido. rlr-
que me 10 asegur6 don Saturno, que 70 to-
-5De que, hijo mio?...,
dia!.... Cara de. =.
.-Vamos, concluye,.
DE Juez municipal. ...!
'"'' -. go '''' ................, .,,,..
Ell sacerdote 10 absolvi6; pero hizo CO.
locar sobre su tumba este epftafio:
Aquf descansa un pulpero
que no lego a la veiez,
pOr meterse farolero
y gastar cara de Juez
N. Gonzdlez Garcia.
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Don Macario era I'm pobre h0mbre.
Un buen hOmbre, como SO sue1e decir.
VenG1a Sus n1GCGreLOS & prociO m0dicO
y ell tocino I'm poquillo mas caro-: pero, en-
10 vend1a casi de valde. ...; ; 10 mismO le
pasaba con la cGrne viejG y dos cuartos de
10 mismO con ell jam0n.
Todo este SO 10 cuento a ustedes para
demonstrates 10 que va les he dichO antes:
que don Macario era I'm pobre hombre D.,
un buen hombre, como Sc suele decir.
Estaba casadO con do1a Cipriana, que
ell tenor de Dios-IGnlOT DeG.... (esto Ill
tinno 10 anado para los que entienden ell
lat1n).
Pero vino I'm dia ell demonio y SO les
meti0 pOr la trastienda. DigO la trastien-
da, porque en- aquel lugar fu6 donde reci-
bio don Macario la vista de don Saturni-
no, ell cQcGQue de la lOcalidad.
Y, segdn cuentan las cr0nicas, este
fu6 ell dialogo que sostuvo aquel dia ell
hOnrado pulperO con el ladino cacic0n. .
--Oye, Macario, til no 10 querras Greer;
Dero eres un hOmbre de talentO. ...
Ell pulpero Sc sonri6.
-Sera sin duda-c -contestole-pOrque
he aumentado ell precio los garbanzos -.
lie, je, -je!....
All, vamOs. .. replic0 ell comercian-
refere usted las habichuelas que COM
pre- ell otro dia pOr la mitad de su precio.
ija, ia, ja!:
ridades del oficio: ell talento que til tienes
es de otra 1ndole.
Don Macario empez6 sorprenderse. :
desde muy pequeflo hab1a adquirido el la
certeza de que era I'm animal.
-Escuchame, MacariO-continu0 di-
ci6ndole don SatUrnino-todo ell mundo 10
afrmG y 20 10 jurO. til tienes cara de
-iVirgen Santisima!
" talento para desempeharfese car
listed SO burla, don Saturnino. go.
No acOstumbrO bur1arme de nadie,
y cuando to 10 digo es porque estoy con-
vencido de ello,...
-Esta bien don Satu1nO.... ~ que sa-
camos con que 20 tenga cara de iuez?
-Pues, ,honbre, una cosa bien senci-
LA: si tienes cara y talento para ejercer
ese cargo, 10 mas natural es que to nom
bremOS....
-iJuez municipal?.
-Cabales.
Don MacariO SO paso ell pafluelo pOr ell
coyote y por la frente; sudaba como I'm
burrO.
Ell cacique prosigui6.
-POr Otra parte, nuestrO partidO 10
eXlge, y tn t1enes que sOmeCerCe' como
buen patriota, & las exigencias del partido.
Don Macario miraba su interlocutor
y SC sy4rela como IN imb6cil. ...: casi,
casi, s. iba va Q o>nvenciendo de que ten1a
cara de JueZ....
Con que, decfdete- -ahadi0 don Sa-
turnino- 5aceptas no aceptas ser Juez
municipal?
El pulpero SO rasc6 la cabeza por al
gunos segI!ndos, y con voz insegura res
pondi6:
-Pues. mire usted, don Saturno;
ST usted dice que 20 tengo cara para ESQ.
y talento para ESQ.,. n6mbreme usted..
Despu6s de todo, 81 ell partido 10 ordena'.
o. 10 % manda % el paTtido. 49,; puedo pa
sarte la communication
-Esta 'bien, esta bien. 81 como U.S.
ted dice 20 tengo cara..,.; aceptado..':
no hay mas que hablar ...
Qsapuaa que eIeaeiq1e salid de Ia tEas'
p. -.
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Manana lunes Sc embarcara para Me.
va-Y ork, donde permanecera algunos me.
ses, nuestro amigo el doctor don Francis
co del Vale Atiles, acompanado de uno
de de sus ni5los que dejar& ALI en- un colegEo.
su viaje para vieitar las clfnicas de mas
fama en- aquel pals, examinando de ese
modo practicamente los adelantos de ii,
noble profession que ejerce. LIE deseamos
muy buen viaje y pronto y feliz regreso.
Gran variedad en- sombreros de paie
negros y de color para hombres; abanicos
japonesee, calzado fuerte, bueno sin
carton del afamado fabricante Llambia,
encaj9s, tinos y. ordinarios; ron marca
Schanabel, superior, en- botellas, SO en-
de mas barato: 'El Popular" de America
Salas, Cruz ntinero TO- 400
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-16

en- Guantanamo Sc han presentado "A in
dividuOs procedentes de las partidas que
tomaron parte en- la acci6n del Jobito. de-
salentados por ell resultado de aquel en-
cuentro.
El Comandante General del Distrito
de Santiago de Cuba, -ha comunicado que
la columna del Teniente Coronel Teiada
tTvo un tiroteO con ell enemigo, resultando
muerto I'm soldadO del So Battalion PENN
sular.
Dia idem.-
SANTIAGO DE CUBA
Dos cubanos llamadOs Simon Sanchez
Y America Rosario, Q1ze SO han identifica-
do como individuOs que han peleadO a las
6rdenes de Maceo en- el ataque del CristO,
han sido detenidos por la polic1a en- el mo-
mento de pretender embarcarse para FL
ladelfa,
D1cese que ell primero llevaba pliegos
cifrados para la Junta Revolucionaria de
Nueva- York. El segundO Sc halla con
valeciente de varias heridas.
-AnOche tres de JUNO fuerOn incen
diados I'm kil0metro del Caney, varias
casas entire las cuales SO cuenta una muy
hermosa llamada Rodeo. FL 80 y 81 d.
Mayo quemaron los insurrectos los inge
MOS PGIDGTejO, LGgu71GtdS, SGLenO, SGmtN
Cruz, NavorTete, Victoria, California
RecOnlpemsG.
JAGUEY GRANDE
Va: los comerciantes de Jaguey Gran
de han reclb.1o cartas de Tampa, cn las
que SO les participate que SO preparasen,
pues en- brevo saldria una numerosa ex
pedici6n flibustera que desembarcaria por
Ia ensenada de la BToa. E1 ESQ pueblo
Sc estan tomando precauciones tales como
aspillar y agrand1r la casa cuartel. Ell
calonorO Alce2o = el torpedero Nuera Es
pGdlG vigilan aquellas costas. So trata de
fOrmar una cOmpailla de vOluntariOs.
DEFENSA HEROICA
Un destacamento Official compuesto de
rs hombres del 8. battalion pennsular, 81
tuadoo en- 81 ingenio IronqWilddad juris
dicci6n de Manzanillo, propiedad de Ro
que Reig, rechazo Ell ataque del enemigo
que Sc componia de I'm nGmero cinco veces
mayor La lucha entire ell enemigo la
fuerza del destacamento lego entablar-
SO al arma blanca, haci6ndole al enemigo
4 muertos y muchOs heridos. La tropa
tuvO sOldados muertos y $ heridos. Dis
persado el enemigo sali6 en- su persecusi6n
la guerrilla de ''Isabel la Cat6lica" hacien-
do prisioneros.
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Ha quedado disuelta en- Arecibo Ia To-
.la "Amigos Fieles," que trabajaba baio
a Obediencia del Oriente Ibero, WV
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modcidad ibr9idad en- arrego DC snr9s
caf6 alabque aqunaas etca
Snreml0 cldOs
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D. Nicolas Ibafiez y Ouifornas rra,;o.
tario de la camiserfa Las q. b, r. EsI,
francisco, esquina al Callej6n del Tame.
rlndo, ofrece al publfco un extenso sIIrfido
Dc eamlsas de todas classes q pFecica aurna.
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En- Ia Casa de Cambio A1nooc6r -
efectos timbrados de los seiores 8 Ei1inn; 9G
y Compahfa, San Francisco esouina : S9pn Sp'
Justo, Sc venden billetes de la Loferia ~ da
Puerto Rico % reales. Idem de- la Jo.
Madrid de 40 pesetas a So uno. Tdem Dc
30 pesetas So rs. Billetes de ia Fl; hane
de 20 pesos plata espanola a as35 meiican, a.
ABAST0 PUBLICO.-La carne de rea
Sc expendera mahana & 26 ochavos Il
k!1o' La de cerdo Sc vende & 80 behaves
Evening journal., 1895-04-11
GLOVES.

Full line Of the celebrated
French Trefousse Kid Glove,
20 button length, Suede in
White, Tans, $3.50 per pair.
I6 button length. Suede in
White, Tans, Blacks, Pearls,
Lavender, Nile, Maise, Vel
low and other fancy shades,
So 90 per pair.
II button length, Suede in
White. So SO per pair.
8 button length, Suede in
Tans, Blacks, White, Modes,
States, Beaver, So 90 per pair
a button, in Tans, and
Blacks, 81 so per pair
In the Dressed Kids we
have the new thing.
Pearls, with black stitching
Yellow,w with black stitching.
White, with black stitching.
Black, with white stitching
Plain colors in all the new
est and most desirable shades,
all at $I.5o a pair.
The Maggioni francesca
Glove, formerly handled by
P. Centemeri & Co.
Note-That P. Centemeri
& Co. never were the makers
Of this glove, but simply con.
trolled the sale in the United
States, and by being the exclu-
sive seller were given The right
to sell the glove under the
brand P. Centemeri & Co.
The maker of the glove is anc
always has been Maggiont
francesca, Of Milan, Italy.
The contract between p.
Centemeri & Co. and Mag
gioni Francesca having ex
pired, P. Centemeri & Co
will no longer have any con
nection with the sale of this
glove whatever.
We are sole agents for Del
aware. Prices SI.25, $I.5o
ST. rs, So 90 per pair Colo
and blacks.
A first class Hook KiC
Glove at ST., all shades.
Evening journal., 1895-04-11
Notes OF the Diam ond.

One week from to day the National
League championship opens and one Of
tbs greatest struggles In history begins
It is said that the one great omission
that the committee on rules made when
It considered the many proposed changes
was in not compelling every club to
furnish the umpire with separate room
IA which TO dress H may maintain the
best OF order on a ball field, but In the
dressing room, whore 0is authority is not
in vogue. he is still subjsct to the same
abuse that was SO prevalent on the field
last season.
John Montgomery Ward is said to re
gret having dropped out OF baseball
Indoor work does not agree with bis
health
Arthur Clsrkson has agreed to pitch
for the st Louis Browns He is TO re
ceive 81 500 snd Won der Ahe will ado
5000 for good behavior.
When Rusie reported at New York ht
weighed 2S6 pounds BE has reduced
himself TO about 200
Evening journal., 1895-04-11
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Among serious obstacles In the path
way OF the Stephen B Ekins Presiden-
tial boom may be mentioned the probable
approval Of Ar. Qaay, Of Pennsy lvsnia -
Chicago Tribune.
DO not give up your Winter overooat
the first day 1t becomes uncomfortable.
No overcoat is as uncomfortable as the
influenza Boston Globe
One Of the greatest offsnses Of Ameri-
cans is the everlasting OF their houses.
Il produces all sorts OF ills. and the skill
Of the best doctors is not enough to
couuteract It's evils. Baltimore Ameri
can.
A large number OF Presidential candi.
dates on both sides are looming up" on
the horizon Tbey should make haste
slowly in the looming" business. New
York Recorder.
Making c,unterfelt coins out OF pure
silver Is y hne commentary on the free
coinage Idea. s.--Indlanapols News.