Evening journal., 1895-06-14

been revived by the New York Sun, and
the people OF the little city of Newport
by-the-sea the Summer headquarters OF
New York ''ssssiety, have been set wild
about It. It Is said that he will come
incog as guest Of one Of Viewpoints
Summer residents.
Gould anything be more absurd2 His
royal highness could no more remain
unknown in that locality for twenty four
hours then he could II placed in front Of
the City Hall Ia New York and labelled
Newport is too proud OF it's distinguished
foreign guests to hide them under a
bushel
According to the Sun, the visit Of the
prince wiIlb made especially to Newport
and be win be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ogden Goelet Mr.. GoeIet has recently
ordered extensive redecoration OF his
house at Newport. and it is said that
suite viii be especially decorated for the
prince.
Mrs. doelet is a daughter Of H. 7.
Wilson, and the Goelets have hand
some town residence at 600 Fifth avenue
1t is more deliberately decorated aud
furnished In the interior than the OUT
ward appearance would lead one to ex-
pect, and lts particularly striking features
are its large drawing-room, which Is
hung In heavy silks, spacious hallway
of English weathered oak adorned with
exquisite carvings from old Indian
temples and fireplace OF Sienna marble.
1t Is In the style OF the fifteenth oen
fury, and is one OF the most beautiful to
be seen In this country. 1t is said that
the decorations Of this hall and Of the
main drawing room cost $50 600. On
the southeast corner OF Fifth avenue and
Forty-elghth street is the residences Of
Robert Goelet, which is said TO be quite
as handsome house as his brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs Goelet have been ia
Europe for some time past, cruising on
tbs Mediterranean In their yacht, the
White LAdye, which was formerly the
property OF Mira Langtry Their ao.
quaintAnce with the Prince OF Wales Is
said to have commenced several years
ago, and they are said to be among the
few Americans who are reckonsd among
his friends.
The Prince OF Wales has not been IN
this country since 1850. and at that time
he did not visit Newport. Il is expected
that the season at Newport this Summer,
in contrast to the rather dull one OF last
year. will be especially brilliant, and the
presence Of the prince will be favorIns
circumstance the like Of which Newport
has not enjoyed for long time.
The Republican ring lost its glib upon
ths General Assembly; then the city Of
Wilmington released itself from the
grasp of the political mandra kes, and
now even the Board OF Public Education
has given IL the cold shoulder Isit 10
be wondered at that we have had April
weather in the middle Of June ard dog
days In the middle Of Mayl
One Of the good publications in the
interest Of advertisers is little perlodi-
cal called Profitable Advertising, recent
number OF which gives this sound advice
to the merchant and is especially
addressed to the tradesmen Of cities
located like Wilmington, where the
temptation ia so great to take the irst
train for Philadelphia to make purchases
Profitable Advertising says: 'How much
better to have reasonably new supply
Of merchandise all the time on hand for
yonr customers inspection than to pull
down old ahop-worn goods from which
the intelligent locker turns away 10
disgust. Bright. new, clean goods-up-
to-date goods-wsll advertised. viii clear
your COUNTERS aud make room for a
constant round Of new, attractive esoda
that are saiable. Good advsrtising.
quick sales, fair profit. pleased customers,
increased trade-aren't these better
sounding terms than no advertising. or
bad advertising slow sales, unreasonable
profit, dissatisfied customers. decreasing
trade, to be applied to business house
which Is IN the market for public fsvorY'
The action Of the Delaware authorities
IN apprehendlng and securing the i'm
prisonmsnt Of the three Pennsy lvanis
roughs who committed such an out
rsgeous and unoalled-for attack npon !
Delaware man st Gordon Heights
recently, is coumepdable Il viii teach
the lawless characters Of Philadelphi,
and Chester that they cannot come int,
Delaware ard commit overt acts wlthou
being punished The law abiding citizen
Of Brzndyw.ne hundred are entitled &
all necessary protection from both insuI
and violence
Secretary Gresham would not draw hi
pension while ha was serving the gov
eminent There are others who nigh
follow his example but don't.
MammR-You never see Tommy Jons
playing about the trolley-car tracks {
running bsfore the cars Teddy-'Tair
no fun for him. Mamma-Nhy isn't Il
Teddy-Hls msmma never said /
mnnfu't