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Evening journal., 1895-08-29
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Some American sportsmen are losing
faith Ia the Defender. The ground for
their heresy is the ill-luck which has
attended her since she was built. Tae
specifications Of these superstltious fears
are that she stuck on the ways when
being launched nearly dropped her
pettlcoats in the run for the Astor cup:
broke her gRd IN the race for the Goelet
cup; went wrong in her steering gear
In the run to New London and has
grounded twice within fortnight.
Even the superstitious will admit that
II is much better that the yachts III
luck should attend her before the inter
national races than while they are In
progress. All the races in which the
Defender has engaged were In the nature
of tests. She WAS a new boat and Il was
necessary TO see Just what she could do
how she would do il; what we're her
weak points and how they were 10 be
remedlod.
That she stuck on tho ways no one will
gainsayi but her bltterest foe will not
say that she stuck on the waves. Every
race that she has had with the vigilant
has demonstrated that she Is the faster
boat. She wss Invariably In the lead
Her trial trips showed that her stays
we're not strong enough; that her gaff
was unequal to the strain Of such big
msinsail and that her velocity was so
great that IL heated her steering appa-
ratus and welded portions Of II together.
What Is the result Her stays have
been strengthened. A new and heavier
gah has replaced the old cns. The steer.
ing apparatus has been 30 arranged that
It csnnot possibly heat and chock. How
much better It IS that those weaknesses
were discovered and remedled before the
races came of. How much better that
the racing gear grew hot by reason OF
the boats velocity than frozen by reason
OF her lack Of that essential quality 10 q
racer.
The fact that her pilot has run her
aground on two different occasions has
nothing to do with the merits Of the
sloop. lt simply goes to show that her
pilot was not fully acquainted with the
depth OF the water In which be was
sailing her. Experts testify that the
two mishaps in shallow water did not
result In damage 20 the hull and hel
owuers are satisfied that such Is the case
i they are satisfied who should complain
VI..II Il.
interests at stake.
Tho Vigilant has never beaten hei
excepting by reason Of misbaps When
the trial races between the two Americ Al
boats come eff the Defender will show
her superiority IN manner which viii
be disherrteniug 10 Mr.. Gould and hil
friends, and hll the minds Of Lord Dun
raven ard his sympathiz,r rs with III,
direst apprehension
Evening journal., 1895-08-29

present domination OF parties by
machines, many officials need close
watching to secure from thsn fair
performance of duty. but 10 Is slso true
that the very best and most intelligent
officials often need and will welcome the
help OF Independent organlzations OF
citizens In the performance Of duty, where
such organizations approach them In the
right spirit and With reasonable tact
Such aid is often OF the greatest
value in keeping official life Ia
touch with popular life, In supply
ing valuable information and sug-
gestions. and In promoting intelligent,
vigorous public splrit,-wbich ia the
saving salt Of popular government
Such organizations should meet popular
favor In All cases where there iB an evil
dent need for their existence, whore they
conduct themselves wisely fearing neither
to crlticise frankly whore things are
wrong, OF to praise cordially where praise
Is deserved Let any one examine care
fully and intelilgently the results &C
compished by snch organizations AZ the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals, the Law aud Order League, and
The Indian Rights Association, all Of
which in doing their work have aroused
ridicule, opposition and hatred and tell
us whether our civilization could afford
TO do without such self constituted"
friends and critics.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
quay CAME OUT AHEAD.
Pennsylvania Republicans Chose
Him as State Chairman.
CONVENTION ENDED IN HARMONY.

The senator Takes Ills Victory with Be-
coming modesiy and Is Being Hailed as
the Hero Of the Hour Compromise Waa
Affected at the Last Hour.
HARRISBURG, Aug. 29.-The Republican
itato convention net here and unanimous
~ agreed upon the following ticzet
State Chnirman-M. 5. Quay.
State reasuror-Benamin J. Haywood
OF Mercer.
For Superior Court Judges (six TO be
elcotcd)-Jamcs A. Beaver of Centre coun-
ty, E, n. Willard Of I.ackawanna, Charles
E. Rice OF Luzerne, George B. Orlady OF
Huntingdon, John J. Wickham Of Beaver,
Howard Rceder Of Northampton.
Senator Quay is now the hero as well
ms the idol of Pennsylvania politicians Of
all degrees of prominence. His rooms at
the Lochiol hotel have been constantly be-
siegod since the convention ended by mon
anxious TO pay homage to his matchless
leadership. The senator takes all of tho
praise and congratulations that are being
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
Southern Iron E4port.

southern Iron Export.
From the Florida Times.
II Alabama can prodtably ship iron
lIOUO miles to Japan-a country 600
miles nearer to England-should she not
supply the market Ia South America.
which Is from . 600 to 3 500 miles nearer
onr Southern coast than TO Englandf
And would not the home marhet and
the Mexican Central aud South Amer lean
markets build up IN the South an iron
and steel Industry a. great Is that OF the
entire United States is noNf
The demand for iron aud steel in the
Latin American countries south of us is
rapidly gIowlDg aud already large The
south ought to cOntrol this Daarket, aud
sooner or later Will The establishment
OF steamship lines from Southern TO
South American ports would speed this
time and develop the iron industry In the
South With double the remark able speed
rs growth has shown IN tho past
The greater part ofth- South American
trade goes to Europe This Is duo partly
70 the fact that Europe has IN most !i1es
manufactured, la The past more cbesply
'Oen onr people have This Is no longer
true 10 has been due, also, 10 the
roundabout ronts which our exports
have taken Nearly two thousand miles
Of land transportation are wasted By the
New York route and the distance from
Englaud TO the east coast Of South
America Is vastly less than from the
centres OF production OF this country.
This difficulty ought to DO obviated, aud
would be BY trade with South America
through South Atlantic ports.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29

Bchedulo I'm effect May 12 1885.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE Avn
NUE. DEPOT, EAST BOUND.
Express trains.
An trains Illuminated witA PintscH
Rev YORK, weekdays, .sO5, ESQ.
- 30 ,95O, .l0.S5 a. m; 'lz.as 'l6g, 'tOS,
new York, Sundays, 'so5 .zsO.
s9;40, 'l1;S5 a. m; 1905, .5s2 s7.s2. I'll D. m.
PHILADELPHIA (TWENTY-FOURTH
AND CHESTNUT SrREETS)
Weekdays, os.05, 5.55, 6.27, '7.S0, 7.55, $50,
300, $40, 'l0.85, lilo, I'll a. m; sl2.zl,
L2O .15s. 'SO6, s.25, ass. '5.s2, $50, '7s2. $40.
Sundays, i,' ss.O5, s.z, .zsO, 755. $50, $40.
Ills a. m; 1910. i.26. 'S.O6. as z55. $50.
RHiL.Xi'DTjESLTGRHlfA. STGR = iTWiELFTH AND
MARKET sTREETs.
Weekdays. 'a05, '7.S0, $3.50, 'l0.1 A. nd
Sundays. 'sOs '7E. 'uB - m; I'm.
cHEsrER, weekdays, sos, SIS. Gn.
10 'l59, 's.os. s2s. 4.ss. '5.s2. $50. '7.sis
$40, 10, III ?. m.
as Hr s55 !is5 sSnaay'i a. lao ~ iso a Sos, & ss
4.55, $50, $50 '7.32, $40, 10, III p. m.
ATLANTIC. CITY, weekdays, '7.so q
NJ m .l22l. ,L5ss 'S0s p. M Sundays, '7.ae.
CAPE MAY, weekdays, '7.SO '1O.sS q.
m. Saturdays only, s15s. 's.Os p. m.
Sundays, '7.SO a. m.
WEST BOUND.
.420, 702. '847, .i105 a. M; 1885, s5.Q7, L01.
s403, s525, sG.13, $50, e8.58 ID. M.
Sundays, 40 7.O2. .s47 a. m; 'lx.sS. rAo7s
BALTIMORE AND WAY sTATIONBs
z.O2 a. m; 303 y. m. daily.
NEMARb, w, -, Del, .4.2Os 7.oz ss.4l: sl1os =.
p. m. Sundays. '42O, 702 'S.47 a. m; 'lL6s.
s.0S, .525, Z25, $50. 's5S, lilo p: m;
s6.13 D. m. Sundays, 'S.47 a. m; s5.25 y. M
CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS. 'iz5s and
NEW ORLEANS via Bristol and Chat-
tanooga, $50 2. m. daily. TArouKh
sleepers to New Orleans
sINGERLY ACCOMMODATION. soz
a. M; 1903, 7s5, and lilo p m; daily.
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATION
weekdays. 702. 1880 a. M; 1.52, b.2b p. m
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET BTREEn
FOR New York. weekdays. s5.15 ,. m.
For Philadelphia, weekdays, 6.lO, 'll.W
a. m; 500. .5,15, 9.45 p m. Sundays, ais
For 't'i' Pittsbur;E = ana Chicago. daily.
For Baltimore weekdays, aso u. nj ..
'5l5 y. m. Sundays, 3, '5.l5 y, %.
For Landenberg and way stass0as, week
days, $50. 1925 a. M; 2, 5lb D. m. sundays.
IFHvEi' ~ PHfiADEI.PHrA TWENTY
FOURTH AND GHESINUISTRE
FOR WILMINGION.
II 80 a. M: i12 26 slf0 u .ss ss31 S.S5'
1910 ana l1.35 p. m.
Sundays 1910. 6, ssl5, $40, $50, l1so a.ra.;
'122e 'l.26. 2. $780, 825, s415, sli9, Gse,
s7.43. '823, 1910 and 1875 p. IA.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA (TWELFTE1
AND MARKET STREETS)
Weekdays, *32O s7.55, sl0.16, a. m; III.
D. m. Sundays. '3.20. '7.55 a. m; 7.G p. m
Telephone, No. 193
Rates to Western points lower than via
any other line.
G. o. SCULL. General Passenger Agent
K. i. CAMPBELL. General Manager
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
WILMINGTON. DEL
THE DOCTORS COLUMN.

J.J.W. New York; suffer from palpitation
Of the heart that makes me very nervous. WIN
you state remedy
In five drop doses, three times daily, on
the tongue Report in three weeks.
Marguerite 4. B Boston-What would you
advise for the skin when II becomes red and
blotchy?
Nathrolthic Salts, two tesspOonfuls in
a tDmbler of water. a half-hour before
breakfast. twice week.
Mra.H E.S., New fork-Wili you please IN
form me what csn take for a "grHnulated"
throatg IL has been so for several years.
Take Thyroidine extract OF the thyroid
gland. IN three drop doses on the tongue,
twice daily.
LIN P, New York-Testine, In Eve
drop dosee, three times daily. on the
tongue, IS advised for your trouble. Use
cold sponge bathing every morning.
Athlete. Perth AmhOq. n. Jam troubled
wi palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia and
extreme uerVousn ss, What would you rec
onmend?
Take Gastrine. a teaspoouful. three
times q day, after meals. Cerebrine, OK
tract Of the brain, in fve-drop doses, on
the tongue, three times daily, for the
nervousness.
L G Augusta, Ga Send full name will
advise by mail W.T. PARKER. NJ ID.
Med Dept. Col Chem. Co. Washington. d. O.
THE ANIMAL EXTRACTS.
| CEREBRINE, From the Brain. piEDUL-
| LINE, Prom the Spinal Cord CARDfNE,
From, the Heart. TESiINE. OVARINE,
THNROIDINE,
Doso. props. Price. Two Drachms, 81 20
GAS1RINF,
A new and valuable remedy for Dyspepda Sl.i5
| FEBRlOIDE PILLS For Malsrial Affec-
i tions, Neurelgia and Sick Headache, b0cents.
"A cARRulNE For Catsrrh. .Hay Fever,etc.
l Months n, atmentincuding lpsuiilaior $780,
/ NATHhOLTrHfG SALTS
L For Hnhitual Constipation. rorpor of the Bow
| els and inuciiOn of the Liver. 90 cents.
! At all Druggists OF from
/ COLUMBIA UeE3fICaL co
send for Lftorature.iS3l tfasbtnctoD, - q.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
MN No Aro aInd.

Senator Quay stands before the nation
as one Of the greatest Of living politi-
clans. boss himself, he has, by the
magic Of his words and pretensions
convinced the Republicans OF Pennsyl-
vaniA that every political leader in the
state is boss but himself and that he
and he alone. representa- the people and
their welfare.
We have no sympathy for Quay or his
methods He represents party in
whose principles we take no stock and
tho chsracter Of his political work Is far
below that which should be done per
sonally by United States senator. Yet
we are glad TO see him triumph over his
unnatural enenies--glad TO see the
Republican SOW eat the Republican
pigs.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29

qualification or Abatement We charge the
Democratic party under Mr. Cleyoiand's
leadership, with the precipitation upon
the country in the early part OF 1898 Of
the most disastrous industrial and flnan-
cial panic in our history, which was caused
by the opon threat Of Mr.. Cleveland 10 de-
stroy the protective policy and by the fear
that other radical and destructive lcgisla-
tive changes would be attempted under
the Same leadership. Tho country has had
an object lesson in destructive statesman
ship which It win not soon forget
owe rejoice that the scheme of Presi-
dent Cleveland and other trade leaders to
inilict upon the country the infamous Will
son tariff bill, as passed by the house Of
representatives, was defeated in the United
States senate One year ago a tariff bill
which embodies substantially, although
not completely, concessions to the protec-
tive policy became a law without the pres
idents signature.
Thanks to Qusy.
"Such q measure Of PROSPERITY as the
country enjoys today is due TO the radical
changes made by the United States senate
in the Wilson bill and TO the subsequent
election OF new congress pledged to re-
sist the Cleveland FREQ trade policy. We
thank the Republican members Of the
house OF representatives from Pennsylva-
mia for the activity in exposing the de-
structive character Of the Wilson tariff
bill as passed by the house of representa-
tivos, and we thank tho Republican sena-
tors from Pennsylvania for their efficient
help in securing its defeat.
Especially do we thank Senator Mat
thew Stanley Quay for his heroic resist
ancc to the bill throughout many weary
months, leading the Republican oppOsi-
tion to its enactment and finally compel
ling the Democratic majority in the sem
ate TO agree TO tho substitution of many
protective duties for its free trade provi-
sions. We charge upon the Democratic
party the present condition of the federal
treasury, which presents a constantly
growing deficit IN receipts as compared
with expenditures compelling the borrow
ing of money in large amounts at exorbi-
tant premiums in time of peace to main
tain the credit of the government. For
two years the Democratic party has had
complete control of the executive and
legislative branches of the national gov
ernment, yet it has failed utterly TO pro-
vide sufficient revenue to meet the ordinary
wants Of the government For this failure
its responsibility is absolute, andit has
exhibited to the world such inability and
faithlossness in the discharge of the high
trust committed To its caro- that its history
continues TO excite the contempt and dis
trust Of all thoughtful citizens We favOr
the adoption of fixed and well consid-
cred policy for the permanent betterment
of the highways of tho state so that the
means of communication by private con-
veyance between the farms of the state
and the noighboring markets shall be i'm
proved and encouragement be givon Of
the enlarged use of the highways by our
citizens -
Evening journal., 1895-08-29

new ships. and e73O.oOo to properly arm
them.
With $50 600. 600 worth Of new wRr
ships and an additional equipment cost.
ing nearly 81 100000. Great Britain
should be sblo TO cope with any or
several powers on the high seas
The understanding is that the ad
ditlons to the navy will bs made even
more effective and complete than the
Powerful and the Terrible. the naval
wonders which will soon be put iu com
mission.
By holding herself aloof from the
great alliances Of the continental nations
aud keeping herself in constant readiness
to swe,p the seas and blockade the ports
Of any nation which gives her cause for
war Great Britain stands as Europe's
great conservator OF peace, because none
Of the would.be belligerents knows
positively where she will strike when her
own interests are at stake. She, like the
United States, is independent, and,
consequently. most powerful friend or
foe.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
rnrlnnd,n Nnral nudr.t

Great Britain does not propose to lose
her prestige 80 great naval power
The estimates prepared by the Rosebery
ministry. aud adopted by the Salisbury
ministry, after being slightly altered
-hsve Just been issued
They provide f'r 1850 men. an in
crease CT 8. $50 rer last year. In ad-
dition TO the Is7Al defense expenditures
ths ministry vii spend So S93. SAG for
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
The Denton BUDGET.

DENTON. Md Aug 20. The Caroline
county school board has decided to open
the white schools September l6 Misses
Ida 7 Marshall aud Susie Collins were
appointed assistant teachers for Preston
Academy
The George w Collision farm was sold
by trustees at private sals yesterday 60
John Wilson for 50 zoo
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
Hnmls ThisI

We offer One Hundred D0llars-rewar for
any case Of CatRrrh that cannot be curediby
Halls Catarrh Curif.
r. J. CHEYNFY a Co. Toledo o.
We, the UNDERSIGNED have known 4. Chay-
ney for the last 10 years. and believe him pef-
fectlv honorable in all business transactions
and iif ancially anle 20 carry out any obiira-
tious made bv their firm.
West & Truax. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo o.
Wadiug kinnan q Marvin, " ho.esale Drug
gicts. Toledo, %.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent
Tree. Price lic. per bottle. Sod by an drug
gists.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

II the safe keeping OF prisoners outside
Of prison walls could be insured without
inhlctng cruel treatment, we have no
doubt that the best policy would be to
employ them In building good roads II
Is true that this would Increase taxes
but IL would also increase tho value Of
taxable property. Washington Post
Proof sccumulRtes fast as the Inquest
goes on that the collapse Of the Ireland
Building was not an accident but an
atrocious crime The FIRST day 3 proceed
ings clicked from the architect ample
evidence OF his utter unhtneEs for the
responsibility which he had accepted. -
New York Tribune.
The example Of the well-lKnown Amer.
lean actor who fell victim to Ice cream
sodas only the other day brings the
danger OF the undertaking home to as
all Mixed drinks OF an alcoholic nature
are certainly not to be commended; but
OF their composition We now have the
secret while who shall say OF what the
stun ser red at the soda fountain Is nader
-Providence journal.
Between tho troubles in Cuba and the
troubles at home the Spanish monarchy
10 In desperate straits. Baltimore Amer
lean.
All the changes that will bring about
the new Episcopal church have much in
their development belonging to the credit
Of Boston Whatever Of this broad
type has gone forth has bsen in large
degree nursod here. aud the memory OF
Phillips Brooks win always be cherished
as one who broke up the tyranny Of In.
tolerance With It's double dose OF original
sin, ana saved the church from falling
into decay as an active forcs OF use for
the modern world Of modern men and
women. -boston Tranlerlpt.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
santalnbnr

Is q splendid month In which to visit the
Yellowstone Park. Shut up your house
and take your wife and family to the
Park Have the greEtest outing you ever
will have Tive weeks IN that mountain
region with such scenery will do more to
re invigorats you than anything else you
eau do Send Charles S Fee. general
passenger ageat Of The Northern Pscic
railroad, st. Paul, Minn six cents for
their illustrated tourist book.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
1he prr-none. Neea shaI.Ine

After losing the Southwark and Ken.
sington, two OF the largest ships plying
the Delaware, the Department Of Public
Works Of Philadelphia is preparing to
remove certain shoals which interfere
with the passage up the river Of ships Of
deep drsught This lie good deal like
locking the stable after the horse has
been stolen but there Is possibility OF
the process Of deepening being followed
by the return Of the two steamers to
Philadelphia, not to mention other deep
draught vessels which have been forced
to seek other harbors, not because Of
inclination but perforce OF necessity.
Every step taken In the Improvement
OF the navigation Of the Delaware river
is Of Importance to Wilmington and will
directly or Indirectly, influence its pros
perity. We should meet PhiladelphIa
half way. While she ia deepening the
river Wilmington should be building
docks along the river front. Ships
cannot be expected 10 anchor of Cherry
Island and land their cargoey Ia
lighters when they can 60 to other
Atlantic sesbosrd cities and get ample
dock facilities.
The shipping interests Of Philadelphia
and Wilmington should be mora closely
allied than they are and they doubtless
will be when the dry bones OF both
cities are numerically shaken by the
hand OF modern enterprise.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
Ten Daya' rrip 90 Niagara Fans.

An carly Fsll trip 10 NIsgara Falls,
Watkins Glen, Meuch Chunk Glen Onoko,
Rochester and Geneva has been arranged
via the Royal Blue Line and the famous
Lehigh Valley route
A special express with Pullman Parlor
Cars attsohed In charge Of AT experienced
tourist agent, will lenve b. q o station,
Washington. Thursday. September 18th,
8 10 q m, Baltimore 8 05 N, arriving at
the falls II 90 p N, stopping at following
atatfooo
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
Ilonntlnll unninr.rnhln nnnl.

You want something artistic for your
centre table Something that will instruct
ss we'll as smuao Well. get a copy OF
Famous Paintings Of the World" bound
In cloth aud gold L. Is a beautiful port
folio of artistic msster-pieces ana 81 20
will buy It, Made TO sell At 9S Only a
Few left. Apply at EvErfNos JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1895-08-29

The Board OF Health has taken
proper position. II the sanitation Of
public schools Nos 8 and is defective
1t should be remedled al onoe by the
Board OF Public Education In fact, the
latter body should be too deeply inter
ested in the welfare OF the children Of
our city to permit matters Of this char
acter 30 20 10 sucb length that the Board
OF Health has to issue 2 mandate.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
Shall We work the Trotting Horse to
Death

oHaAA NNo WuAA ANolNAuk To
Death
From the Buffalo Evening Times.
There Is much logic la what the Sun
says about Shorter trottlng races II is
not an uncommon thing now for a horse
attached to a sulky 70 go a half under a
two minute gGit and & quarter at a apeed
rivaling salvator's In mis- palmy days
When FIVE or six and somstlmes seven
aud eight heata are trotted very nearly
as this pace the strain on horse
nust DO tremendous Eventually
he must break down under IT,
II seems likely that in tee near
future the trotting race will, a8 the
Sun says DO shorter This year 10
Buffalo, however, the old plan will DO Ia
operation, except In apeciAl contests, and
no doubt the great majority OF horse
lovers will be glad that It Is.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29

Oar minister 10 Bolivis bsars the soft
and silYery name Of Moonlight He has
just sent 20 the Department Of State e
elo Fing account of ths wrecking of the
Paruvisn consulate at Ia Paz by mob Of
yonug men-hs seon by Moonlight
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
rlIararnIa CommercIal nnd PoIItIoal uaa.

Niagara Falls have bsen harnessed.
The trappIngs cost So, 600. 600 and con =.
atitute the costllest set OF harness ever
made. The great natural wonder which
has been indulglng in such a shameful
waste of water for 80 many centuries and
rsvelling beneath the awe stricken
glancos Of the world is engaged in the
plebIan occupation Of running a 5000
horsepower dynamo and sending out
electricity for commercial use.
The Cataract Construction Company
should Immediately harness the cave Of
winds, got battery of siren whistles
and supply the calamity hoWlers with
noise for political use
Evening journal., 1895-08-29

Round trip tickets,good ten days, $40 90
For more detailed Information apply to
nearest B. q o. agent.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
Relief IN SIX Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
lieved In six hours By the "keW Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
Is a great surprise On account Of lie exceeding
prnmptnessin relieving psin In the bladder,
kidneys, back and every part OF the urinary
passages In male or female. It relieves reten-
tion OF water and paiu In passing II almost
Immediately. II you want quick relief and cure
this Is your remedy. Sold by y. 3. Beetem and
2. JAmes Belt, druggists, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29

A negro mob IN Kentucky has lynched
man accused Of brutal colored
murder Now is the golden opportunity
for tho white man TO protest against the
lynohing Of the black man In the South
and West.
Evening journal., 1895-08-29
Ther sometlmas Fnrret-

From the Philadelphia City and State
Officials sometimes forget that under
our theory OF government they are the
ssrssnts OF the people, not their masters
Il Is not only true that, through the