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Evening journal., 1895-12-24
Pence Resolutions Passed.

Boston, Dec "a. The American Peace
society Of this city, which includes among
its mem hers Hon. Edward Atkinson, Hon.
Robert Treat Paine, Mrs Julia Ward
Howe and Others at a meeting passed the
following resolutions:
War between the United States and
Great Britain IS moral impossihility.
Neither nation-surely not our nation
can bo guilty of the awful crime Of attack
ing the other
Threats OF war by the United States ore
worse than a stupondous blunder Chris
tianity, civilization and humanity con
denim not merely war, but threats of war;
Justice between nations Is good, and cs-
pecially by the powerful TO the weak
Mngnanimity inspires our country to seek
Justice for Venezuela from Britain. The
Monroe doctrine means-lrst, the safety
Of the United States and, socondarily, the
protection Of this hemisphere from Euro
pean oppression. But our safely IS as
sured beyond question by our power. 1t
IS inconcciyable folly 90 so extend the
Monroe doctrine that boundary disputes
Of ancient origin, growing out Of the
do documents or data beyond our
.t ; imporil tho peaceful progress
G ls. " civilization. What madness
10 ll.-Eu-a our lana in thc constant us
CcneirI1 81 the Spanish, Portuguese and
--l1ci ss of South America
ar government has done well to inter
vono by honor, diplomatic appeal and pro-
test including urgont requests for arbi-
trution After diplomacy has failed two
great nations must always arbitrate Il the
quarrel DO grievous.
Tho exact Venezuela boundary sinks
into insignilcance measured against the
peace Of the English speaking people prin-
ciples. War between them would check
civilization, inhamo malignant passions
and inflict immcasurablo suffering on the
masses Of the people the millions of work
ing men and women oven now struggling
hard TO earn broad Tor their families.
The golden rule condemns war and
these threats OF war. Tho rulers Of both
lands are in fault Both nations must
roccdo War hotwoon two nations of
brothers, leaders OF the world in Christian
civilization, is impossible. We appeal 80
the Christian conscience and common
sense OF our people to doall ia their power
TO maintain inviolate the existing and
steadily growing sentiments of amity and
peace between tho English speaking ma
tiong.
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SALISBURY IS RETICENT
Does His Silence Portend War
or Peace? 4?
ANOTHER GOVERNOR FOR GUIANA,

The n-iiish rr,sl nad People Calming
Down-Tho Chronioie Adriscs Arhi,ra-
tion- -Anlro~ Cnrn,g'e's views -hmori-
can rraea gooiety pasacs Resoiutions.
LoNpoN. Dec aL--Inquirios made in
high official qrnrters have ELECTED tho in.
formation that tho Marquis of salisbury
IS not likoly TO make an early statement
on the Venezuelan question, but the gov
ornmcnt IS maniiesting every disposition
TO treat tho question with calmnoss and
moderation.
Sir Augustus william Lawson Hom-
ming X. e. NJ c., principal clerk in the
colonial Office, has been appointed govern
Or and commander in chief OF British Gui-
ana in succession to Sir Charles Cameron
Ices, X. 9. M g., recalled when the
Venezuelan question began TO assume an
acute stage. Ho was born in 1871.
The discussion OF the Venezuelan ques-
tion continues with unabated vigor IN all
the press. The Times this lnorning prints
columns of correspondence on the subject.
Mr. Androw Carnegie writes TO that
paper IN favor of arbitration, with price
fixed upon such territory as has been set
tied by tho British should their title be
found defective.
Colonel A. c. Colquhoun, who recently
visited America in connection with an in
ycstigation Of the Nicaragua canal project
and who has since his return TO England
made various addresses on that subject,
writes to The Times Offering his testimony
that the Monroe doctrine is an abiding
sentiment with Americans and must be
counted with.
The Chronicle says that Sc IS probable
that while the tension lasts United states
Embassador Bayard will not leave Lon
don, but that so far there is no indication
of when President Cleyoland's acknowl-
edgment OF Lord Salisbury's dispatches
will be received
The Chronicle in its leader considers
that IL the proposed commission be COM
posed Of mon like Edward J. Phelps An
drew d. White and George H. Edmunds
80 must command respect, and that some
further proposal from Lord Salisbury
would become expedient and necessary.
cit seems 90 ms. " says The Chronicle.
"that he might offer 20 discuss the limits
Of tho application of the Monroe doctrine
and perhaps even 70 submit the boundary
question to arbitration.
At a meeting Of the executive commit
tee OF the London NonConformist council,
Dr. Clifford presiding Sc was decided tc
telegraph q greeting 10 the Christian
churches Of America with sympathy IN
their efforts 10 preserve the peaco and tho
hope that they would be crowned with
success and thus enable England and
America to cooperate in behalf of suffer
ing Armenia.
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
saeIAl ~ p.r.anal 80

VI ard Nrs Harry Bliss. 81 Frank
ford Pa have been the guests Of james
Wrightingion, ia this city
Miss D1ra NJ rsis Il visiting her parents
at Wye II 5. M3
Mi4s K Ills Mer rs. OF Wse Mills. Nd.
who has bsea willing relatives here. has
returned hons
Mhim Godfrey. Of Corpany G.,
National Guards o Delaware. D., csiged a
handsome ChriatusRs present ia tie
shape Of q ine. biuncinE baby bay.
weighing e,evsn pounds. which was horn
last sunday morring TIE i,ttla oisp
has aiTesdy shoWn considerable sbiiily n
m li'sry tactics, especially in the fossg-
Evening journal., 1895-12-24

was q student at kiall, and no published
several works during that time, which
were prohibited by the government in
1869.
in 1870 be became a professor ne tho
University Of kion, but was removed
from his char by tho government three
years later
He was exilcd IN 1876 on account OF his
criticism Of the system pursued by Count
Tolstoi, one OF the ministers Of Justice
and be thoroupon settled In Geneva, writ
ing various popular works in the Little
Russian dialect.
He began to work hard for tho estnb-
lishmont Of equal political rights and de-
clarod against socialism as we'll as abso-
lutism. Some Of his principal works are
"The Turks Within and Without Ty-
ranicido In Russia" and Little Russian
Intornationalism. " he has since con-
tributed much to tho magazines on the
eastorn European peoples He has writ
ten as well works on the othnography,
history and literature OF Little Russia.
and, with NJ. Antonowitch, has edited a
collection Of "Little Russian Folklore.
Evening journal., 1895-12-24

lDt llLc, hLQ DIGS TAR 10 make COCO
soidier. Company G talks Of sd,pting
him IS mascot.
Miss Era L. bler has gone to New
York to spsnc ca 'stmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rchlrd NoEani are
guests Of Mes NlalAnd's m,ther, Mrs
Meredith. at Clayton
Color el w Il ssevens o. the Stafford
News. was .in thls city yesterday after
neon.
Miss Gsorgasta Klno will spend
Chriatmas with Cass.er relatives aud
friends
John X Blake. Of Yale University. ls
registered ct the Clayton House.
Ey-Rsprsssntative Harry J. Day. OF
BrandyWias hundred, was ln town this
morning.
Miss Ollie Wilson, Of Dover. is the
guest OF Miss Eva Sargent. at NJ 6ls
West Fourth street
Miss Annie Kenla will spend Christ
mas IN Smyrna as the guest OF her sister
Mrs William "a. Lewis
Hon and Mri W R Aieband OF near
Wyoming, have Issued Invitations 20
their twenty 9th wedding anniversary
on next Saturday
Beai min b Smith was 10 Philadelphia
this afternoon.
Mrs. Lank. Of Milton and Captain
William n Laak ard wife. Of Pnilsdelpbis,
will be entertsiusd by Mr. and Mrs Ed
win A. Reed at their Trenson Place home
TO morrow
Amoug tho Whining who saw
Sir Henry Irviug and Misc Ellen Terry in
the Merchant Of Venice" Ia Phusdel-
pbia'lost evening were Lilburn Chandler
Gtueral J. Park Postles Fredsllck Elhsg.
Miss Bullock. Jess simmons, David
Almond, Miss Ella Porter, Frank
Lacksy and Miss Scott.
Willard Thompson spent yes.srisy in
Baltimore,
Harry Whlssman will 80 10 Mil Creek
hundr d for Christmas cheer.
I Bayard Helsel intends TO take
Christmas dinner with his parents in St.
Georges
J. Lsonard Dickinson, Of Townsend, ia
the guest Of Charles X Lloyd.
Charles n Townsend WAS ia Philadel-
phia TO day.
Miss Bestrise M,relAnd, the bright and
attractive young actress who Is now
playing With "rhe Globe Trotter'
Company. will be the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs George A Roberts. at No. 300
Broome street. while Ia this city.
Me- aud Mes. n. Browuer, Of New
York. viii be the guest OF SIR aud Mrs.
Clarkson Jennings 90 morrow.
TaomssC Hogus. who was severely
injured while at work at The Delaware
Hard Fibre Works, last rhursisy wesk.
is able 20 bs oui again and Is nov doing
niasly.
Charles B Evans spsnt yesterd ny
In Philadelphia.
Peter l., C1opsr, Jr., visited his
parents 10 Dover to-day.
william S Hlles and Unlted States
District Attorney L9wls Q Vknd3grlft,
spent yesterday in Baltimore.
Mrs George Carter and Mrs. Mary h.
Oirter are visiting relatives utaI
Baldwin, Nd
Miss Abble Edwards will spend to
morrow with her parents near Iron
Hiu, Nd.
George Davis is bsing entertained BY
friends near Elkton, Nd.
Thomas C. Frame, Jr of Dover, IS q
guest st the Clay ton House
Mr.. and Mrs P Il T. wyatt, Of Penns.
grove N J viii take Christmas dinner
with Wilmington relatives.
Congressman Willis has presente to
Congress the resolutions Of the Delaware
Psses Society asking for arbitration OF
the troubles between Spain and Cuba
Deputy Attorney General Peter L.
Cooper. Jr, wife aud daughter Kath
crime will be the guests Of General
Wagner and wife, 10 Germantown, TO-
morrow.
z Richards and Mes. Richards are
spending the Christmas holidays Ia
Washington, D O. as the guests Of Mrs.
James Lirc1mb
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
Tho 1ndeperdont's vlows.

NEW York, Dec 2L-Tho Independent,
which will be issued on Dec 2d VIII say
editorially:
Ware No, q thousand times no. God
forbid IL is Thought too monstrous to
bo seriously entertained.
War means slaughtor--frightful slaugh-
ter. It means tho killing Of mon in I'M
told numbers IL means tho making OF
widows and orphans by tho thousands,
and the hruakingup Of families. Ii tmeaus
destruction Of property, great injury to
commerce and tho wasting Of millions OF
treasure It ia noa a gay naval parade
nor a grand military review, but dolib-
crate, yindic.ivo and remorsuless duol TO
tho death. The greater the comhatanta
the moro fierce and terrible tho war.
War with Englands Impossibleg She
IS our mother country. We arc Of ono
blood, ono race, one language and one
civilization. Our frequent expressions ot
ioalous impntionco with her only proves
the sincere attachment that exists at the
bottom. War with England. Far be it
from it
War with tho United States her own
kin with whom the bonds Of peace havo
so long remained unhrokoni England
cannot tolerate the thought lt ought TO
be Impossible.
Havo $40 cultivated reason during an
tho centuries since we left the shades o.
bartarism 20 dethrone 10 now fer an APP
peal TO tho sword Those who welcome
war talk like fools. these who grow hiia-
rious over the prospect o. SC are merry
with insanity.
War IS tho very last thing any ma
tion ought TO think o. We arc not be-
yond the province OF diplomacy. Eng.
land has given US no ultimatum, nor has
she given Yersz=e.a an ulumatum. IL is
Evening journal., 1895-12-24

not cowardiy on oar part 20 refuse 90 pro.
cipitate a conflict. 10 S. moral cowardico
not TO persist for a peaceful negotiation.
We do no. propose abioct surrender We
propose 10 stand by the Monroe doctrine.
England ravo her cordial assent 10 20
once. Why not aeolns
Let us haVo faith That hcrorahic rcaco
viii DO sscueed, and De-, tho hothonds on
..t, l.gl OF the Atlantic who arc ooniur-
sns Vp Q Q spooter Of war ho treated as
chn.,sg,ng magpies
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
A NsusnAner nrnn to rYod.

Unless Dame Ra nor Is ct fault this
evening viii witness the advent Of A
o Il. Greer, one Of the most popular
you & newspaper men % this city into
the Iauks Of the Benedic g. Nj Greer
has record f5r moiesly AID has veilsi
his approaching marriage carefully flom
the nctics OF hts eonfrafes 90 th3 local
press, bus lis well-laid pans wslt
sgles. The bride Is tne cnarmi z
daughter OF Simn-i @ B,ylis rhs
wedding, It O. rumor3d viii occur this
evening snd WI bs ve.y qaisi.
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
A PLEASANT DANCE
Given By Mrs. DUPONT at the
Century Club Last Night.
SAW IRVING AND TERRY Aor

Nambsr OF wlirningtonians who Went TO
Philadelphia to See the Great Artists IN
"rhs Merchant OF Wedding
season Appears 20 BE nc It's Height and
There Are Many Christmas Brides and
GroOms.
All communications intended for Insertion
IN this column should be addressed to Society
Editor, care OF the hvENISo JOURNAL. Com
the paper only.
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
Beokett's Restaurant,
Nos c aud 8 West Sixth street.
TIne Holiday Rocks choap.

work, Handsomely bound, containing sew
ernl hundred pictures Of high artistic
noris which will be sold st 81 75 n copy,
which is about one-fourth tina publloa-
tlon prize Also some copies Of Rand and
MoNslly's Cyolopedia at 50 25 worth
four times the price asked Can be seen
st the EVENING JOURNAL oitice.
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
Arrested for Attempting TO wreck

FhINces, ANNE. Nd Dec "a Isaac
Wilson aud Asbary Johnson. both col
or,d. have been arrested aud lodged In
al, charged with placing obstTueii1us
on the trsos Of the New York, Phuadel
phia ana Norfolk railroad The obsfruc
Il ne o9nsisi,d Of telegraph poles laid
length i1e the track fhs cars. how
ever. passed over them without ilrg
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
DIED.

BOWERs-On December 20. 1895 Hlla ".
daughter Of Sarah A. and the late Tn0m is W.
Bowers.
HUGHFS-On the Goth inst. Margaret widow
Of the lato Patrick Hughes, No. llOj West
Sixth street aged 5s years.
MARIs In this city, on December %. 1895,
Ann d.. widow OF the late Norris MaiiH, IN
the qlst year of her age.
ROBERTSON Dec mber 10, 1895, william
havard Rogers, a-ed oj years.
sCHCLTs.-On December %, 1897, Charles
A. Sol ulll. ngal ll olrs.
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
KILLED I'M A WRECK.
Two Heavy Freight Trains Crash Together
WIN Diaastrous Resnlta.


CHATTANOOGA, Dec 2i.-A head on col
lision occurred on tho Cincinnati South
orn railroad between two heavy freight
trains at Cardiff, both trains running at
the rate OF miles per hour.
Three unknown tramps were killed J.
S. Brewer (white), brakeman on the
north bound train, was fatally injured,
and the following were seriously hurt: j.
Heath. fireman, Somerset, Ky VIII Now
man, Ernest Mcclellan, lroman; II. Can
ter ana y. H. Wostcott engineers, oil Of
Chattanooga
Two engines pulled the south bound
train forward by a disabled engine, and
tho north bound also carried q disabled
engine The engines were bndiy wreck
cd Both trains carried 81 cars. which
were seriously damaged.
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
MARRIED

N-WILKERSON-On wedn sday,
December Is, by Rev. Robert Walt, Arthur
b. Cullen aud Susie T.. WilkersOn.
DINON-WEIR-On the 18th istant. bv
Rev. John France, Charles N. DixoA aud
Rebocca Weir. al of this city.
RONO-ARTIs-A the Union NJ. IT, par
fonage. No 5l8 jefferson street, on Wednes-
day evening, December ls, 1895, by Rev. J I'm
90. q. Hanna, CHARLES Rono ana Mis-. KATE
Il. Arts, both of this city.
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
R.nr neln prenn-,nr ror var.

CiaEh0kr. Venezuela, Doc. g. --Nono-
Clcils 3o lting active rreuralions for
e'7g "a lf possible outcome OF tho bound
org &iLputa with Great Britain -Four
placc1 notweon Cnrncns ana la GunyIa
have bocn fortified Venoznoln has l5G.-
coo rifles on hand fog the use of hor SOL
diers business firms are distributing cir
culnrs in favor of a commercial warfare
which has already begun, upon all Eng
lish houses and English goods.
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
sEaeIus sTERMlAK DEAD.
An Exiicd Russian Nobieman and Political
Ecoaomist Accidentally Killed.

dead, lie was killed by passing train
whilc ho was walking near n crossing at
Chiswiok.
Scrgiua Michael Drngomnnon Stepniak
Ukraine mounfnins. and camo of n semi
noble family, descended from The Coasncks
Of Little b-ssll. IRON 1909 90 1868 he
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
Nln.d Il , Cahle -.

NEW YORK, Doc. 24-Henry !. New
ton, president Of a bronze company, with
a foundry 40 Nyack, n y, and who lived
at l2s West Foriy-third street. was run
over and killed by a Lexington avenue car
Of the Broadway cable rond at Broad
wnv md TwoniY-thlrd streot.
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
Reoovsry From a lerlous Tllnsss

Mrs J VInsinger, of No 2i3 Ada ms
street is improving after a very serious
iihess. Mrs Vin.lager IL the vile Of
ihs well kno~n time keeper a. the
Her'an sud H5lhugs aorth Company s
West street ga'es
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
rn.lmn.ier. Annnlnted.

WAsnNGTOS, Doc 2i.--Tho following
postmasters were appointed:
Rhode lslnnd--l.afayotto, J. B. Bnrbor
ronnsylvanin--Co Cool Spring, Lafayette
Shallor. Russell H. n. Russol West
Nlahnlnon. O. N. noyle.
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
Open evenings until Christ
mas.
Closed all day Christmas.

AS the last minute draws
near everyone is anxious to
finish up. Our many useful and
beautiful things may prove just
what you are looking for.
For dresses we have many
stuffs which are marked at
prices to make them within the
reach of everyone and for nice
Black Dress we have Serges
for 15c and SOC that are re-
markably cheap.
Among our liuens ere those
.elegant"Fleur de Lis" patterns,
y inches wide for 81 per yard,
and the Barnsley full bleached
Table Damasks with Napkins
to match for S3c per yard
In or Coat Department we
show some magnificent Fur
Capes in Astrakhan and S al
from SIS to $4o-and we
haven't had any winter yet.
Our Upholstery Department
has done a large business in
Down Pillows-more are now
here in beautiful designs for
coverings. We have received
late lot Of Bamboo Tabou.
rettes at the following prices.
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
Bsaedietion at Sc. Thomas's Reotorr.

Bishop Colenan has returned from
Newark where he conducted O bsnedictlon
ssrvica ut tho rtclory OF ST. Thomas s
Church lsss night. assisted By Revs.
Gscrxe Hal sud x } Hammond and
5 Minos Curtus, senior warden Of the
parish. The rectory has been rebuilt and
baldsomsly d5ted 10.
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
nIr. EllIoit's B.x Partr.

Elliott took box parry 10 Phil
adelphia lost riehi. Go witness the per
f'rmanc7 Of Sr Henry Irving and Mas
e isn Terry Ia "a M.fchlnt OF Venice
There were about twenty p.rsoas ga tie
Pirty.
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
Itellof u Blk aoars.

DISTRESSING kidney and bladder di -easfs 20
licvsd iu six hours hv tic "Saw Great south
American kidney Cure" Ihis new reuo1y
Is a great surprise 60 account Of its exceeding
rr0~1ptness IN relieving pein in the hiodtef,
kiddeys. haCi and every part Of the urinary
passages IN ueio on female, 10 relieves reien-
ton OF water and pain ia paseing 70 almcel
immeuieteil- II gcu Wslt cllck relief and urs
a. Jsuea Belt, druggists. Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
HeIlht Of tho EarrIare Season.

just now the marriage season appears
20 be az its height, and by the close Of
the present week many a young woman
shall have publicly promised to "lovo,
holor and obey" ths man Of her choice.
aud as a matter Of course, there will BE-
an equal number Of masculine VOWS
registered.
The frst nup.lnls of tho week took
place at Denton The groom Howard f.
Herdesiy, is q Delaware man, and is
e1gaged Ia business st smyrna The
bride was Miss Mamie Porter eldest
daughter of Ffarcls A. Psrtsr. Of
Busrsville The ceremony occurred at
z 80 o'clock last night IN Wesley 81 e
Church at Denton, Rev Philip II
Rawlins. OF Harrington, officiating
The church wss handsomely decorated
aud the sDace inside the chancfl rail WAS
filed with potted foWers An arch Of
evergreens spanned each sisle; also, a
large arch OF varigated colors, from the
centre Of which was suspended q q )ral
bsli. ard beneath this the c,uple stood
Misses Ida and Nettie Porter. sisters Of
the oriae, were the bridesmaids. and they
were accompanied by Morris Harrlna ton.
Of FELTON,, ana NJ 3 Stephens, OF
Denton The ushers were William
Norris and A. E Cooper, Of Dsnton
Clarence Jones aud w Il Woosters, OF
Barr5ville Miss Nellie Johnson
played the Lohengrin's wedding march
A reception vas held at the brides home.
Mr. aud Mrs. HsTdssty will reside In
smyrna
Knowles s-Moore.
Prof. William Washington Knowles
superintendent OF free schools for Sussex
county, aud Miss Clara E Moore. OF
Bethel, daughter Of W. T. Moore. poss.
master OF that place were married to day.
The ceremony took piece At / 80 o'clock.
p. m, IN the Bsthel N f Church AID
was performed by Rsv Z B Shors, OF
Harrison Street Church, this city, az
sisted by Rev. D. T. McFsull, pastor Of
the church. Professor Knowles aud wife
will reside In Bethel No cards we're
issued.
The groom Is a we'll known educator in
this lower part OF the state, having
taught school for three yesrs He is a
graduate Of Delaware College He was
appointed superintendent of Sussex
schools by Governor Reynolds. and
reappolntsd this year by Governor
Watson The br de, who is a charming
young woman. is the daughter Of
William T Moore. a pioneer merchant
and ship owner in Sussex
Wilmington Mans Rehoboth Bride.
Harry V Britton. Of this city, will be
married to morrow to Miss Katie Nor
man. daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs Allied
Joseph, OF Re both The csrsm3ny will
take place nt 10 o'clock a. N ut the
home of the brides parents.
William T. Atkins and Miss Lille
Southland. Of Lewes, will bs married to-
night The ceremony will take place In
the Lswes Presbyterian Church.
The marriage OF Miss Helena Z Oliver,
Of Milton and H Edrldge Lynch will
he solemnizsd ia the Milton NJ 70 Church
Tomorrow afternoon at Q 30 o'clock
Mr. and Mrs Lynch will be st homo 20
their friends after January 1
Miss Isa Lsuk and w L Walls win he
married to-morrow night at Whl.e'5 NJ.
E. Church. Nassau, at 8 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
Enio1ab'e ParIor panee.

Mrs Eugene DUPONT gave an enjoyable
dance party in the pirlors Of the New
Century Club last evening Among the
participants we're: Miss Frances SE It,
the Mlsses Hills. the Misses Gray, Miss
Black, Miss Mcllvaine. Miss John
son, Miss Wilson, Miss Bush, Miss
Cause, the Misses Bradford,
Mics Alice DUPONT, Miss Iulia Dupont,
Nisl Amy Dupont. Miss Wsles and Miss
R,3ney, OF this city and New Cath /;
the Misses Nswbold aud Mrs Cnstnirs. Of
Philad alpha; Branch d Giles, Andrew
a. Gray. Thomas 2 Blyard. Jr.. Arthur
w Spfuanos. w Q spruance. Jr., Joha
p Nislds Hurry Tatnal Christopher l.
Ward. Mr.. Haskell, Cbsrles Copeland,
Alexis DUPONT, Pierre DnP0nt. Lsmotte
Dupont. Colonel Hills. Joseph P Wales,
Gsorgs P. Blssell. seigwlck Andre Fs
snd James Andrswa
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
THE COVERS.

The cove are different every month. They
are designed hv popular artists. and The covers
for year will be valuable as an art collec-
tion Ia themselves.
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
TIIU9TRATTONS.

The Magazine will be well and thoroughly
Illustrated from cover 10 cover. Competent
artists and improved metho OF making and
printing the plAtea VIII be employed.
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
THE STAGT.

Illustrated articles upon tho hest and new
est PLAYS and the fort most act ,re, particu-
larlY the best American productions. These
are entertaining diecuseioas Of the dramas
that are talked about. Sucn d eatnent 10 not
found in ANY otuar magazine
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
81 90.
$t2J
81 30.
$l7)
Bamboo Tables
Sl25
Bamboo Book cases
$3.50

Still another lot of fine
Japanese Rugs with some
Turkish Rugs, very handsome.
from $40 to $I75.
Another lot of Handker-
chiefs just arrived in time-ihe
assortment is again full and
fine choosing here.
A new lot of IIassocks just
from the woIkroom, 2Sc each.
Evening journal., 1895-12-24

Discuss ora of musical subjects OF people.
illustrated zach month with portraife. auto
graphs. ard one or moro pages OF mule. Thi1
mu ic alone will make a vaiuable collection.
his series OF articles l. unique feature
among monthly magazines. The papers are
Interesting TO All readers, and are OF positive
value 70 those who play or sing.
Evening journal., 1895-12-24
TALKS WITH
SUCCESSFUL WOMEN.
MUSIC IN AMERICA.

Valuable hints ab ut various branches Of
industry which are open 20 women. by women
who have succeeded 10 them.