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Evening journal., 1895-02-25
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j. ARD Railway Of America = PIotscte.
throughout DY the LnferlooNing Switch sn'
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TIMQhE RAILROAD. I'm eject Nov, H. ltts
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Il 81 e. m, iie S5, 81, %, OA, ~ 5bo, W.
Ssasarrodntion. %. z 90. 8 CO. lsss
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5A lge6, u Is, o. 3 m %. 800, 5Os, %,
"a lions %. %. Oe. 10 IS. Ii Ran
~ rs, SIS, 3 90, lb, 40, 40 % p "a.
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3 g5 10, SO, OF, 8 u, 10 % pm.
BCeton, without chance. 10 - m, u %.
For the south southern Railway Express,
84pm. Sieefers to Augusta, jacksonville and
ST. AugustinP salpmt Sleegers 10 Hot springs.
Memphis and New Orleans.
Wsas Unesters vls. Asani1sin' 2 " so', , ~
Newark Uentrs and intermediate stations
2 20 q "a 70 y M
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10 90. 3 Al, g. 5s, Ai,b % \ ~, l2 4s night.
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) "a, Ii d night
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6ss YORK. lBa, sss, %. I co. 50. Q 43
/ Nie &. ~, y 81 o "A, J ~, %, 20 5V, hto
hesroa. Without change, 8 IS p "a.
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/ 3 Al 2 "a, 5 eepcrs 70 Augusta, Jscksonvlile anu
81. Augustine, 4 y m, sleepers to hol
! !. WeEs ahsgiors yiA ii@mokia' 90 a
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/ sos 10 3 81 ~ %, Y - 2 M -,
TEAMS FOR Delaware Division leave iof :.
Saw Csstie, 3 Do. u IS = 70, q, 50, { Is, 8
g6ty N, 1910 nighs
1sswee. 81 M n p i1s
Nxpgee6 1yr lcFef, hsLling ton ana DclnaaA3
! te, n 13 . l1. 50 D II, i3 VI nlgnts
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| Frraaan tCr Wyoming, 53 p M
| E.xlress Tor Cape Charles, uid Fctnt Con
| Tort SnH hgFiclk, II % II, ~ u Night.
/ Sunday trains for:
RGE Castle, ~ 05 uigrt,
| Care Charles, Old Eci0s Juznf1rs and pai
| ioiE, "a lt night.
Mf1die'nWn, Clayton, Bover, fyrnifs
| Eeitcns harrington. ErsugeviN5, eestcfo
| s.anrcl and Usiriar, Do III night.
/ Fl1ngraseionNl ldu1itea b. yfssS trsisb c0ro
possd entirely Of Pullman Veafthule Parso
Esle .liaing Cans. Noaxtra tAre other than TIL
usual Pullman charge,
tLdlnited Express Trains. composed Of Fal
Evening journal., 1895-02-25

day TO find that over IA 600 Democrats
in Philadelphia had failed to pay their
poll tax and could not vote-were dis
fIanchissd In fact. .--Lawes Pilot.
The Republicans who talk about dis
franchiaing voters IN this state had better
look up the records OF that party In the
boss ridden city Of Philadelphia -
Georgetown Journal.
Senator Gray rightly laid the blame
upon Congress for not coming to the
relief Of the President by necessary reg.
ialatlon, and showed that he was COM
PEELED by the conditions of the finances
to pursue the course taken by him. -
Georgetown Democrat
Nothing Is better nows than thea the
peach crop is safe thus far, and with a
few more weeks of chilly weather the
crop OF the luscious psach will be
unprecedented Newark Ledger
Evening journal., 1895-02-25
rhe comlng ygomnn 80 Arrlved.

1.-THE bride d member Of eight secret
societies. several climbs and one or two
missionary bands are some OF the
qualifications given BY q Western paper
in its record Of fashionable wedding
there, and yet there are those who dis
believe that the coming woman" has
not Rrrived Il Is brave man who owns
to membership ia eight societies and his
wife generally works to reduce the
number The haste which the Western
editor has shown TO open the eyes Of the
groom-elect 10 the situation savors Of
paltry revenge. and he is certainly
amenable to thelsw.
The now happy Benedict can scarcely
have a conception OF the fate In store for
him. Long and weary vigils beside
the crying baby tossing in It's crib
while the mother Is working the thirC
degree on soma unfortunates Furtivl
glances a. the clock as the hands craw
slowly around to midnight, aud still tn
grand papjandrumess doesn't come
stealthy footsteps on the stairs, hat oi
gas Jet and dainty cutters s,ood ia thl
hat rack. an these are In store. "Iv
only been down 70 the club, my dear
Yes, the coming woman has arrived, az
be will have chance 70 see the table
turned with veneeauce.
Evening journal., 1895-02-25
IL pENlNsuLA Press.
what the Delaware and Eastern Shore
Editors Are Thinking OF.

what the Delaware and Eastern Shore
Editors Are Thinking OF.
The Ledger extends its most heartfelt
sympathy to It's neighbor the GRzatte and
sincerely hopes, and believes, that that
enterprislng paper viii arise from the
aches better and brighter than ever
Esston Ledger
II there is one subject upon which
there is a perfect unanimity Of opinion
among al good men, it is that some act
should be passed whose object Is the
prevention of corruption at the POLLS. -
Dover Index
The new furniture for the State House
parlor has been placed in that room, and
the idle hours Of the third House may
now be passed In great ease and comfort
Milford Chronicle
The bill which Chief Of Police Dolan Ia
interested In, compelling the licensing Of
pa vnbrokersi and second hand dealers
should be passed by our Legislature -
Daily Republican.
There has been ru nor OF late that
several Republicans. becoming disgusted
with the situation and the cause that led
to it, have expressed a willingness TO
vote for & Democrat aud prefer Hon
l Thomas # Bayard Well maybe they
will, but we doubt it-Elkton Democrat
The Constitutional Convention, so far
as it is possible. should be made a non
partisan body. and there should be fair
representation according 70 population
-Aorning News
TO the credit OF be members Of the
present Legislature bs 10 recorded, that
lt II the NEST temperate Legislature that
has met Ia Dover for 8 number Of years.
Dover Sentinel
Perhaps l0 is old enough for the
Legislature to fix the sge Of consent
Ia addition 1t would be we'll to make It
Illegal t. hsrbor a girl uudsr 1S ia q
house % in-fsme. Every Evening
One good festure Of the senatorial
deadlock Is that it keeps the members il
Dover, ana ready for any bus.ness that
may come before them Georgetown
Republican,
That most eminent of cuckoo senator's
} Mr.. Gray, performed his duty heroicalll
I In undertaking 70 defend the Presidsn
for selling bonds to a foteign syndicat,
for l0l when they would ave brough
ITO and upwards In our home market :
Middletown Transcript.
It is said that II Mr.. Higgins can &c
thirteen or fourteen votes his friend
, hope to be able to keep away from tn
d joint session enough Democrats TO per
a nit his election Dover Delawarean.
] The local Republican pspsrs are assur
e ing their readers that the Republica
Legislature will not get down 70 busines
I Ia earnest until after the election OF
u United States senator. -Seaford News
Z Il remains to be seen whether th
Rothchilds will direc, the United State
Treasury any better under their yer
"a profitable contract, than the Cleveland
IS Carlisle combination has done. ~ aur,
Gazette.
Senator Gray has earned Of the pres
ae dent the best appointment at the latter
a disposal and we shall be disappointed
w he does not get il. II is true that Il
j. Pelaware Legislature Rppesrs to stand
= the way, but II woI Id not be able
agree on his successor. II an opportunil
= offered Milford News and Advertiser
ID The godly Philadelphia aud Della wai
re Republicans we're In high glse on Tue
Evening journal., 1895-02-25
THE DELAWARE sENAroRsHlp.

The report comes from Delaware that
Senator Higgins msy be reelected about
the last week Ia March. That would be
q satisfactory outcome of long and
seemingly useless struggle The friends
Of Addicks, who Is ia impossibility, have
oceasioned all tbs delay Senator Hig-
gins was the choice Of his parry, aud
should have bsen elected without Re
publican opposition Philadelphia Preas.
SO far the Black Crock" vaccination
does not seem to have taken" with the
Delaware Legislators -PhilsdslphlsPress
Ia Delaware the FIRST fruits Of Addicl i's
senatorial aspirations are evidently q
kind Of peach crop failure Philadelphia
Times
Evening journal., 1895-02-25
lIntel waItrc.. an melrss..

DrIurH, Feb. a5.-Gladys Brooks, the
handsome Young Philadelphia society
woman who came here after Disagree
meut with her people and was Il hotel
waitress, has fallen heir to an estate wall
ued III sI40 Q01 and has gone tn hcr od
homo to take possession. she was known
a. one of the most beautiful ana dashin Z
women ia the northwest
Evening journal., 1895-02-25
A pirR rsa on the Tapis.

The Alumni Association Of Goldey
Commercial College has elected Miss
Eva w Sergeant, president, and r Q.
McMullen treasurer. The ladies Of the
society will give . pink tea In the near
future.
Evening journal., 1895-02-25
pralse From Senator nm.

It is quite likely that President Cleve-
land does not Ike to be praised by the
senior senator from New York and that
he can see behind hidden stab which is
not noticed BY those who do not know all
the former and present relations
between the two great Democrats. The
Republican press delights to try and
pick out the hidden meaning Of Hills
utterances and parade them before the
public IS evidences OF Hills wit
and Cleveland's utterances. In a
recent speech in the United States
Senate Mr.. Hill, Ia referring to tho
financial situation, spoke as follows;
I'VE deliberately waited and refused
and put of the discussion Of this ques-
tion until we found ourselves In a
minority in this body There have been
various Efforts made to bring this quea.
tion TO an issue. II has been suggested
that the old act Of 1876 should be
ame nded so that the President might
have been able to get better terms.
Congress has refused to amend that law.
Congress has kept the President bound
by this old statute aud, II he
has made a rash bargain 1t is
perhaps, because the situation has
compelled him TO do it. At least
this much is proper 10 be said in
defsnse Of the Presidents action II be
has been driven into a corner, II he has
been compelled to make a rash bargain
In behalf OF this country 1t is because Of
the non-action Of this Congress sup
posed to be controlled by the Democratic
party. am no defender OF the Roths-
childs, but l say the attitude Of Con
gress has compelled the financial officers
Of this government to make contract
with whoever has the money.
This paragraph. which it admits a
foreigner would pronounce warm
eulogy or defense Of the President, gives
Republican exchange an opportunity to
throw disoord among Democrats by
making It appear that 1t was a stab In
the back of the President so well devised
that no ore but himself could under.
stand it. Well, what Of itY Suppose IL
wRA9 II everybody believes the New
York senator meant Just what he said
but the President aud the highly gifted
editor Of the paper referred to, we can
not see that much harm has been done
IL appears to ua that these words ar'
more likely to mean what they express
than anything imagined ia a Republican
editors fertile brain, and we do mo-
think the Democrats OF the country
whether they have hitherto sided Will
the President or the distinguished sena
tor named. win care to believe anything
else
The chief work Of the Republican pres
seems to be to SOW discord amoug tn
Democracy, and we regret to say tha
they have succeeded in this TO a mucl
greater extent than they should hav
done, ard well enough to show tina
there are many faithless Democrats Il
the fold, President Cleveland an
Senator Hill are both capable Of takin
care Of themselves, fact which ha
been shown on more than one occasion
and neither OF them need sny RepublIca
help
Evening journal., 1895-02-25
nlh nnrr IN 80 nend.

NEW HAyRN, Feb 90 David Brcckin-
ridge fcolored1, known ta nearly every
man VINO has attended Yale college dur
Ing the past 30 years as Old Davy, was
found dead in a chair at his home, t67
Winchester avenue, BY ncighbors. Tie was
about 6e years old and had peddled candy
about Yale college for more than d quar-
Ter 81 q nnntmrN
Evening journal., 1895-02-25
Ground Under Car Wheels.

MANSFIELD. o., Feb 25.-Ella and
Fred Brooks were crossing the Baltimore
and Ohio tracks near this place when they
were struck bg freight train and ground
10 pieces
Evening journal., 1895-02-25
- -. Nnhln chnrItr.

ST PETERSBURG, Feb. 25-The ear
has ordered the appointment Of commits
sion to found in memory Of the late Car
Alexander. an institution whore n home
VIII De provided for disabled authors, art
lists and actors
Evening journal., 1895-02-25

The splenoid endorsement which Mr.
Warwick has received at the hands Of
his party should 30 atlfEen his backbone
as to enable him to vindicate the prom.
ises made in his behalf. II he caa rise
superior to the machine which at one
stroke made bis nomination possible and
decaptato the. first choice Of the party
be may do the city Of Philadelphia great
service
Evening journal., 1895-02-25
WINDOW SHADES.

1000 Opaque Shades just put sale at 25c EACH com
pee with spring roller that be depended them
while you may you'll find them regular SOC shades quality
and workmanship Our shade department. never SO com
pete We carry full line Of Sunfast Hollands Opaque
Shade Cloth and Best Cambria in all widths from &c to 1O4
inches in the newest tints
Evening journal., 1895-02-25

The record Of deaths which occurred
during the past week shows number Of
cases where the three-score and-tsn had
besn reached, and even passed Alfred
l Dsrriokson. 60 years; Anthony Dough
erty, 6j years: John Drummond. 81 years
Mary COAL Hall. 75 years; Ferdinand
Hunt 70 years; Joseph Hughes, 60 years
Ruth Kennsrd, 81 years; John A. Jordan.
7S years; Ann o'Nein, 20 years; Algie
Stanley, go years and Eliza viney, go
years, were among those who passed
away after long and busy lives, ripe il
years The record speaks well for the
healthiness of our climate
Evening journal., 1895-02-25

After bitterly iuveighing against the
whipping post, and citing Delaware as a
state where barbsr'sm still exists, New
York threatens i5 INTRODUCES the very
thing that b.. long been dubbed a
relic Of the DE- ages, The Gerry whir-
ping post bill marching right through
the Legislature Of that state, and there
Evening journal., 1895-02-25
Nlesicnn-e.natn,nalan Case sum unsettIed.

CITY or MEXICO, Feb. 25-In spite Of
an reports TO The contrary, negotiations be-
tween Mexico and Guatemala are not ALE
vancing, and the delay is due to De Leon s
dilatory tactics
Evening journal., 1895-02-25

is every likelihood Of Its becoming law
II so the wife beaters. and all other
human brates who assault women, or
children Of either sex under 1G years Of
age, will stand chance Of kissing Black
Susie. They ought to, and i is only
too bad that they don't have to in this
ofnta
Evening journal., 1895-02-25

u ONO BALL Ia
!. i. !. !. ! !
R1Ap. sehedulefr
feet Nov. IS, 1854 >SiNs -
Trims leave Della ESsILS%
Tnrs Avenue Derot ,<#sN ~ .sWSAe
! Or Gr2rsse trains. z I x 4s N ssssEN
Now York. week NS8tAetA ~ {szs< ~ ~
days, 1909, Hl5 SG,NlNIf1fII1AslH
Is 82. 80 40 N; il2 "a NS%1sSsAAsasAllstyAEf ~
Z AZ, i5 80, " Si.lll 00 S9HiNsAE
! V l7,lll 20 2 "a; q ~,
Is rs VI -. ~ ~ 10.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
kHfl4AUElIPhlA, r@ ErIr Eug gnIh
PSI n IT77 B3 5S rs ~ ~ 30 1910, 10 40 III 45
a q; ll9 *, Us, Es4s, Is, IS, 70 85, so u "a,
saSdsys. AZ Il fs. 55 Tl7. 4 S., 900, I'll 40 l1A
n; 1s5, sz49. s25, 40, b@, $50 ~ "a
| s l1 20 10, III 20 d m.
FHIIaADELPHIA. TWELFTH and MAR
! A,T EIREEIS. Week enysl u us' Y II Y ~
PHiLAD1'EiIPiHiiiA sundays, is %, y II, III 40
5sssr B 4 N Wee y 81 "a dsys. ~ B o. S. 3d. II lf7Sa
S. Is a. re 30, 10 40, 80 ~. III 5ba M =, " ~
y, 56 Bss eso, 81 d5 l5 le@ ~ y 121pTss rs
iii 10. ii 10 m; z5 ~, a5s IS. Is 81. 40.
y 81, s. Is, 20 o, tl1 90 p n.
Ils X. s.uisI Iaa pm > NJ; saSaaSs, 77iI. 75sa a
= ~p"' WEST BOUND,
Hsltsn,ure and WashinQfou sscak dAya,
E4l5, ~, IS ~, m; Il2 10, u o., 9 %, 1877,
/ C ~, u la, sos "a. sundays1 y -, ~
70 AZ q M fld los W up W. " uts 70 ~ 70 % IL
Baltimore snd Way Stations, II "a. u
NeTssk' Del, week aays, HI6 III, mE
N; JIG 10, o3. u 81, rs H. 35 IS ~, W 80 II "
/ y m sundays 50 Is, 7 IL. f8 At n. VI 10. D B
| "A 81, 8b, T8 10 rs Sc, II 10 . m.
| pittsburga fs a a M - ~ "a, nstly
j Chicago, @e ~. = "a; " 81, y ny aslAy.
Cipcinn@ti and st. Louis. Tls 70 N. and
Nsv, 1rlenns, via Brsstol and Chattanooga
! IS 10 . IN daily. Through eleeper W New o.
/ igEua
/ ard " ID r m, daily.
/ fanaerherg accommodation. week days,
/ ? II, Q AZ 8 M; ? s5 and % N. sundays. %
TTsine ieaVe Market street. station.
kor New York. week days, y ~ "a
70 Is, all s0a u, IS. 3 As D N. sundays, 20,
| q vi, co 3 s.. 2 IS y m.
Pjftsburg and Dhfesao, week days, IS SOam
Baltimore, week days. z %, T8 50 q nj b
! IS 30 = 70. Sunday 55 p m.
days. 2 90. so an; ? %. q . N. sunday.
sSShm; Q 4ep u.
E0URTH AND CHESTNUT STS.. FOB
| N1l1dINGTON,we week dnys,T3 81, @ Is, z 90, fs IS
10, "a 90, 80. 1900, 50 Al, so, $50. u AZ
FS 9, $50, 10 l0End Il 2s pm.
1undaya, fa 81, 8 10, 1915, 90, 10 %, III q
M IL 90 noon; II IS, 100, 21b, T400. Aa.
81, ~ 50. IS g, 10 10 and III IS D N.
| LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTH
| ~ ~. M % ~, " u, m. Eundnyss
f3 ~. VI o., I'll ~ = M T3 40, 7sf, PIN.
| Telephone No 1888.
RAtes 10 Western points lower than via ans
oshsr hneA q. D. SCUIIIl, Gent Pess. Agent
K. b. CAMPBElL. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1895-02-25
IlerIin Has the Grip.

BERLIN Feb. 25.-Influenza is epidemic
in this city, and numerous deaths have oc-
curred from the disease.
Evening journal., 1895-02-25

No matter how much a newspaper may
talk up the trade advantages Of town,
II the people do not zee the merchants
doing some Of the the talking In the
advertising columns, they 60 elsewhere
Ia trade
Evening journal., 1895-02-25

Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer, proprietor Of the
New York World, recently GENT the fol-
lowing sentiment to be read at a dinner
OF newspaper men. Il is good enough to
cut out and paste in your hat. What
eFer the temptation, whatever the
influence or pressure whatever the
government itself, whatever the conse
quencss OF personal sacrifice, never sup
press news Always tell the truth,
always take tho humane and moral side,
always remember that right feeling Is
the vital spark Of strong writing, and
that publicity publicity. publicity, is the
greatest moral factor and force in our
public life.n
Evening journal., 1895-02-25

The great German statesman, Bis
marck, was born on April /, and It is
proposed TO celebrate the day this year
in unprecedented style. The immortal
Biz may have been born on All Fools day
but be has outgrown 1t.
Evening journal., 1895-02-25

laAn vestiDule PArlor Cars, Vesuibula Pas.
senEeY Coaches and Dining Car. No extra
aeD.
Ecf further Information, passengers ara re-
geErod u tire ticket aQsat ST the ststicu.
Z. n. PHNNOSr, J. r. WOOD
s7enarAi MRuAQer. General PASSENGER AT.
Evening journal., 1895-02-25

Visit Upholstery Department and you'll find what you
want in Drapery Lace Curtains and Furniture Coverings
The latest ideaFish Nets for sash and full length curtains
selection Of 10 patterns 15c to 35o yard should be 35c
to soc; bargains these that you should not overlook
Lace Curtains cheaper than ever; think Of real Irish
Curtain $75 per pair and you form idea of
doing scarcely the price Of ordinary Noting
ham, youth say inspection that these worth So others
to $75
Evening journal., 1895-02-25
"A FRIEND Il Need is ! Frlend Indeed

friend advised me to try Ely's Cream
Balm aud after using it SIX weeks I believed
myself cured of catatrh 1t IS mo-t vs1ua-
bio eby.-J0seph Sts Nart. 624 Grand
avenue, Brooklyn. N. NJ.
Ny son WAS afflicted with catsrrh, induced
him to try Ely's Cream Balm and the disagree
able catarrhal smell en- lett him. He appears
as well as any une.-J. q. Oh stead, Areula,
ID.
Price of Cream Balm e fifty cents.
Evening journal., 1895-02-25

..There's no doubs,n said Mr.. u lam "about
there bein' wan great advsntage in bein' born
IN this countryM An phwats thotfM in-
unired Mrs Doian. NJ saves yez the proice
ava s. laamship ticket over Washington star,
Evening journal., 1895-02-25

-Peuslons have been granted to Mathilda
Meyer. Wilmington, and Sarah A. Mitchell,
Delmnr
Evening journal., 1895-02-25

1t viii pay you to take Woods Sarsapsriila.
pneumonia. diphfheria or fevers. Ho d 'e
SaFsauarilla will make YOU strong and healthy
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable. carefully
prepared from the best ingredients. Poe.
Evening journal., 1895-02-25

Our workmanship guaranteed, employing only competent
workmen to execute your orders
Evening journal., 1895-02-25
lrsms oE INTEREST.

= we always felt rengiously iuelined.n re-
narh ed the oyster as it disappeared down tbe
minister's throat. "but / don't know that
ever h8d an idea thar ! wonld finally enter
the clergy buffalo Courier.
Evening journal., 1895-02-25

One Of the latest publications from the
press Of the Arena Publishing Company,
Boston, Is "a Scientific Solution ot the
Money Question by Arthur Kitson.
The prizes IN cloth Is $le5; paper, SO
cents Ia the discussion OF this most
preplsxing, most momentous social and
economic question OF this age-the
money problem-the author has shown
the absolute necessity Of dealing with it
wholly from a scientific standpoint.
Heretofore as a general rule, the ques-
tiou has been left in the hands OF men
who are. or have been. mere apologis,s
for certain private established interests
Evening journal., 1895-02-25

Mr. David Christie Murray, this well !
known English writer, is the author of
the special novelette, entitled Why
Says GLADLY contained in the March
stituted American giri that uiarries rs.
formed Elghsh rske and brings nm
happiness upon herself through her own
psrvfraity The stcrY forms . delightful
introduction 70 volume that Is other
wise made up Of tne best stories,
axe chep, poems aud wittlcisms that have
appeared from time to tlma III The regular
issues OK Town Topics.
Evening journal., 1895-02-25

Two new books from the Mascot Pub
fishing Company, No 169 Sixth avenue,
New York. are 'On the Hurrioane Deck,
an interesting story Of a Irritation on
board an ocean steamer, by w n.
Wright, and Uncle Sans Cabins, q
tory OF American life looking forward
Q centary. BY BENJAMIN Rush DAvsnnort.
Evening journal., 1895-02-25

taA4A4UisJLtn y
% CHIC RAIL
road. 5ehsdulein
fleet Nov. IS, 1884
Trains leave Bsla-
Thrs Avenue Depot
Eaet Boand.
I or : AxpraA trasnH
New York week
dnys, 70 %, FT17,
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-09-22

matter mildly, that wuau IN the exercise
OF this right my name should appear as
one moved by animus or bad spirit. Can
not an humble citizen criticize the acts
of public servants without having their
motives impugned? This government
has come to a sad pass when the official
acts of school committee dare not be
questioned. The Editor of this paper is
an ex member of the school committee,
does he think my action in this matter
culpable B F. MONTAGUE.
The NEWS AND OBSERVER never said
that Mr.. Montague was Influenced by
any animus or bad spirit We s2id: cit
was suggested by some of those persons
seen by the reporter that there was much
of personal animus on the part of few
who had come forward so pressingly just
now" No man is culpable for trying to
have law enforced. EDITOR News AND
OBSERVER