The daily gazette. [volume], October 18, 1882, Image 2

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THï GAZETTE,
Wilmington, Del.
♦1
WILMINGTON. \VL1>N LSOAY. OCT. 18.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES C. ÖTOCKLEY,
g! Sussex County.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS,
CHARLES B. LORE,
Of New Castle County.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
FOR STATE SENATORS,
DR. SWIT HIN CHANDLER.
ALEXANDER B. COOPER.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,,
HENRY M. BARLOW.
GEOROE H. BATES.
ROBERT C. JUSTIS.
WILLIAM COOCTT.
ALBERT N. SUTTON.
WILLIAM A. COMEGYS.
UR. JAMES V. CRAWFORD.
KOK LE/T COURT COMMISSIONERS,
fiO»(UND HAM AN, Mill Creek Hundred,
a»HIN T. CHEAIRS, Red Llou Hundred.
.» AM ES H. MACKEY,White Clay Creek lid.
SC HECK K. ail ALLCRoaa.St. Coorge'sHd.
JaMAS T. TAYLOR, Appo<iuiiiiniiuk lid.
C. ROTIIWELL, Blackbird Hd.
FOR SHERIFF,
PUKNAL J. LYNCH.
FOR CORONER,
FRANK E. SMITH.
To-N igln 'h Meeting.
To-night's meeting at the Grand Opera
House will l»e a rare treat not only to Dem
ocrat« but to citizens of both parties who
desire to hear the Issues of the campaign in
telltgently aud di*pa**iouaL*.ly discussed.
John O'Byrne, Esq., the principal speaker,
is a former townsman, and one of the most
eloquent orators in the country, while Hon.
B. T. Bigg* i* a " Delaware boy" to whom
our people delight to listen. The Opera
House will, no doubt, be filled to overflow
lug.
For a wonder the moruiug organ pur
tlally retract« the outrageous falsehoods |t
published yesterday hi regard to Collectors
Kyne and Bedford, and makes a miserable
sort of apology for Its "waut of better light,
" both literal and llgurative." While Its
benighted sense of justice will not im|iel
It to make
an honest and manly
apology to these gentlemen it
cured of malfeasance in office, if not posi
tive peculation, it evidently lia» just suffi
cient political diacerunient to
* foully ae
'C that the
hieb it lias been
campaign of lies upon
engaged for the past three
»eeure a Republican victory in
It is too late,
morning
it* steps, and for ail the effect it will have
upon the campaign it might
tiuue its career of vituj»eratioii and abuse.
The campaign in Delaware i* being lough t
upon live and honest issues, in
Democratic party is arrayed upon the side
of the people, and no amount of campaign
villainy will prevent them from expressing
their calm and deliberate judgment.
Mltll* Will
lot
this
State,
for the
however
organ in
retrace
well cfin
hich the
Mr. IIahtings, evidently worried at the
effect of his frank, but incautious, utter
ances upon the question of wage*, iu his
Newark speech, make* a brief reply to the
Gazette, iu which he accepts our chal
lenge, aud says lie will repeat the speech in
this city.
please remember that a portion of
marks at Newark, particularly those in
reference to wage*, were extempore , and that
a tame recital of the manuscript pages will
not suffice.
For
papers and orator* who
le**ly howl at the assessment law* of thi*
State, we republi*h to-day
appeared lu the Gazette several month*
ago, detailing at length the operation
effeet of these same laws. The people
intelligent and cun reason for themselves,
so we simply a*k a carelul perusal of the
article in to-day's paper.
In view of the nominatiou of such
excellent gentleman as Frankliu Edson for
Mayor by the united Democracy of New'
York city, the citizens' movement for the
selection of reputable municipal candidates
has been abandoned. There is
prospect that New York city will give an old
time Democratic majority of from sixty to
seventy thousand, and the State at least ten
thousand more.
Very well, Mr. Hastings, but
your re
benefit of the Republie
prone to seme
article width
und
every
Controller Pattiso.n'h tour through
Pennsylvania ia one continued ovation, and
there is every indication that his vote will
exceed that of the two Republican candi
dates lor Governor combined. What he has
done for boss-ridden Philadelphia the people
want him to do for the ring-ruled State, and
they will
press their desire in
tain toue.s when election day rolls around.
uncer
Ohio having discarded her Republican
ayed herself under the
Democratic banner, Indiana, Pennsylvania
and New York
sentiments and
* hastening to place them
reives by her side, while littl« Delaware is
only too willing to welcome there great
Commonwealths to the foremost line in the
Democratic ranks, where she has con
sistently stood for a quarter of a century.
Hon. Stewart L. Woodford, of New
York, who addressed a Republican meeting
in the Opera House, last evening, is a
pleasing and effective speaker, but the only
noteworthy remark of his speech, was that
in which he declared that be did
"Ï:
believe in an extr
wherein he differ.
Hutlna*, the Republican candidate for
Congre«. Probably Mr. Woodford also be
lieves in higher wage«, or, at least, cheaper
prie« for the necessaries of life, wherein he
Would also differ decidedly from Mr.
Uttlngt- Mr. Woodford U evidently
aware of the Stalwart groove
In which the present campaign in Delaware
Is running else he would not have asked hie
hearers to see that Delaware should teach
the men bf New York and Pennsylvania
how to win the common battle against a
common foe, by standing together for the
better and purer purposes of the new
Republican party."
m
Chairman Harrington watt oue of the
speakers at last night's Republican meeting,
and from appearances it was presumed that
bad his remarks been in favor of total absti
nence and prohibition they would have Ween
peculiarly pertinent aud appropriate.
If Mr. Hastings reads closely he will
see that the Gazrtte correctly reported hi*
Newark speech and ,,hat the editorial he
complains of simply put a fair and reason
able construction upon his remarks.
Harrington, the Mill Stone.
[New York Herald.]
The revolt in the Democratic party of
Delaw are, together with other causes, w ould
have given the State to the opposition in
November aud would have made probable
the election of a Republican successor to
Senator Eli Saulsbury had not Richard
Harrington of safe burglary notoriety, teen
placed at the bead of the Republican orga
nization. In North Carolina there was the
same disposition in the Democratic party to
try a political change, but Federal office
holders united with broken down Demo
cratic hack* to control the indepeudeut
movement, and it was strangled almost in
it* birth. Those Democrats In both States
who were honestly disaffected have no dis
position to exchange the autocratic rule oi
one ring for that of another which was cer
tain to be as autocratic and would
ably be less honest than the old. lu renu
sylvania and New York the Democratic
managers, perhaps less through shrewd cal
culation than by the force of pressure from
the people, have responded to the spirit of
the time, and the party lias as candidate*
ho represent all that Is Lett in the
sentiment of both parties.
dl
An .acknowledgment of Defeat.
[Philadelphia Record. )
never had any doubt,
law, that the State of Dcluware had the
to imjMtte eompulaory pilotage upon
veaaelfl making their way into Delaware buy.
Thi* 1* a matter of geography that cannot
•aped. A proper regard lor Inter-State
comity would induce the State of Delaware
to eonforin her pilotage regulation* to those
of Pennsylvania for the re
sylvania ha* the preponderating interest in
the commerce of the hay. Of lute
We
a matter of
poW
be
that Pe
year*
Mil* comity hug been dibregarded, and
trouble ha* grown out ol it. The
remedy now within reach e
sI»*imH Intervention. In the
pilot* of Pennsylvania will Ik* obliged to
protest themselves by *U|>erior activity and
vigilance in intercepting in bound vessels
well out at *ea.
•ept Congres
aniline the
Kelf«r** "Vindication."
L Philadelphia Time*. ]
Sjieaker Keifer'» "vindication" by bis re
election doesn't wash when the figure»
examined. Townsend, the defeated Repub
lican candidate for Secretary of State, re
ceived 2,145 majority ln Keifer * dihtriet,
and Keifer i» re elected by
Keifer'» own
jorlty and Townsend n
Keifer » own town he w
lend received 'J44 majority,
of a "vindication" i* probably better than a
defeat, but that'» about all.
ly 1,140.
In
county lie received
•eeived 865, and in
beaten SJU, while
That sort
in.i
A Freak of Appreciation.
[Baltimore 1
The Philadelphia Pre
iy.3
he »it ate» uiiout
offering Itself to the Repubiiean bo*». * ni
Pennsylvania a» a mouth piece, but il ab*,
lutely tender» it* columns to B.
ton, of Delaware, for blackguard attacks by
him on Democrat» in revenge for life publi
cation of tlie hi*tory of the »ale burglary
conspiracy.
Marring
A Tiling That Will Nev
[Centrevllle Ob
't Delaware be in a sorry plight whe
Dick Harrington aud George 1\ fisher eel
euutrol ; How the In
Appear.
W
t
*aic* will tremble
th«
Ocularly if llu Lei l it i
l Philadelphia pres*.
However, If Senator Bayard goes to Boston
he will doubt le**
prtrket and take it
away fr<
l'i
Safe.
jiaek ids State into hi*
with liim. It niigiit get
If he left il behind.
In Patrick countv, Virginia, there
;old at
ttion on the 14th in»t., a tract of
M'I2 acre» of land, having on it several set
tlement* and orchard*, at about £5 per a»-.
Du the same «lay 11 tracts of land In «
(tortious of the county, containing several
■hards and settle
1,800 acre*, were sold ut
per acre.
' Part of the proberty of the New England
»Smelting Compauy, in Boston, bus been
attached by outside parties from whom it*
President borrowed money to pay "forced"
dividend* upon it* stock. The company is
organized under the laws of Maine,
shareholder*, two-thirds of whom
to l»e
ithcr
*nts, and aggregating
erage of $1
to
Its
re su « 1
'omen, have taken itepa for the re
moval ufltK President, T. Bingham Bishop
and for un Investigation of its affairs.
The New Jersey Conference of the Metho
dist Protestant Church closed Its forty-llrst
annual session In South Amboy on Monday
The churches of this Conic
ported in a prosperous condition; the debts
of several liavc bee
•nee
îuncellod «luring tin*
' edifie-e« bave liecn
Rev. L. D. Stullz of Gla*sl)oro, wa*
ted president of the Conference, and
Rev. G. S. Robinson, secretary.
*e of the bondholders of the
•1 its authorities, held in
«lay afternoon, the bond
is the interest
oveiuber 1 U |
•1* payable in
n oi Hi..
' interest for the fiiht
d several
year,
built,
re eh
At u eouferem
city of Rahway i
Newark on Mo
holde
proposed to eoinput
d principal of the debt to N
per cent., and to accept I
yc
T, at the optic.
city, the bond* to d
year* at 2 per rent., for the third year
at :i per cent, and alter that a
•cepted l»y the Rah
who promised to reeom
the Common Council.
* 4 p«-r cent.
y official»,
doption by
Ids wa*
•ml it
Devlin« of Mi
Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, linpntenee
sexual debility, cured by "Wells' Jlt-aiui
Rencwcr." Î1.
on 0«-toher 10 that Gouley and Weaver's ex
cursion goes to the Switch!
•k,
«1 gives
their excursionists a ride around .Mount
Pisgah over the beautiful und romantic
bight of
Switchback railroad, where, ut
1,»M> feet above tidewater, a glorious,
sublime and varied landscape bursts con
tinually
the enraptured vision. Leaving
the P., W. A: B. depot atG.BOa. m., sharp,
arriving at Manch Chunk at 11.45 a. m.
Leaving Manch ( hunk at 5.30 p. m.
Ticket* $3.25, children $1.05, to be had of
J. L. Gouley, 105 West Seventh street, and
II. I*. Weaver, 700 .Market,
depot on the morning of the excursion.
Seats numbered.
Also at the
is
Ready for Fall Itnalue**.
Our fall stock of hat* and caps now in
stoic. The most elegant stock of Derby
hats we ever bad made up. Prices a* usual,
the lowest in the city. fc. II. Rumford &
Bro., No. 4l>4 Market Street.
JOHN WANAMAKKWH.
*
-AT
Sw*
John
Wanamaker's.
Wednesday, October 18.
Feather fans have come from
Paris. Do you remember
those memorable plain perfect
hair brushes from Paris, with
out so much as polish on them,
at $3 ?
These fans are as plain and as
perfect and as rich
in their way. The highest
price is $65; perfectly plain;
not one cent for carving or
jewels; plain stick and
feathers.
Second circle, northeast from center
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Luxurious articles that go
under the general name of fine
leather goods are about as
ready as they will be at any
time. Our trade in such has
prosjHWod beyond all reasona
ble expectation; may be, be
cause we choose them well.
Wo ought to except foreign
pocket books. They will be
ready shortly.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Hi
bird circles
orthwcHt fro
Triplicate mirrors, mirrors
that show three sides of the
head at once, are here.
JOHN WANAMAKER
oilI circle, northeu^l fro
Blankets of every grade
eept the very finest; they'll be
here in a few days.
W e have rejected more than
a thousand
sendings of a
There is no other
standards high.
, ex
l»airs from the
single maker,
way to keep
JOHN WANAMAKER.
N..III. of 4 lly-!ii»|| ».ma
A wise word uhout curtains.
wise to
is for a
choice
Wut, first, no word is
everybody.
This
family which
things, but lacks
A good pair of Antiquc-and
serini curtains can be
$4.50.
likes
means.
got for
'1 he body is of plain
strim; the border of scrim with
a few threads drawn and
placed with antique work; and
the border is put on with i
or 1 inc h antique insertion.
This makes a neat, modest,
proper curtain; one that is
creditable to the family,
actually
!'(*
U 3
very
It is
suggestive of good
taste; and that is the highest
compliment that can he paid to
any decoration,
modern wav of lookimr at un
holstcrv.
This is the
Rut; if others
going to correspond, you
pay $:>() for autiqnc |l
window; which is a w ise word
lor people who have plenty ol
monev.
tilings
a re
i nay
>r vour
JOHN WAN AMAi; er.
Ka l ,.f A i
French
suspenders
can see
that
com
everybody
fortable, neat, strong and dur
able.
are
How much
do you
20 cents. Actually.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
guess ?
^ • a *■• *•«*
lir
a I-»»
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Clisstnttt, TlilrtcPlith au, I AUl l:, t .tiw»,
und City-hall »»juaie. i'lilladelpliia.
Hum; A TI US At
R UUBY
EVENING SCHOOL
—WUI reopen
MONDAY EVE'G, OCT. 2, *8».
In roon No. 4. Masonic Temple. Persons wishing
Information will apply to
a
im. SAM'L W. MI HI-HY
or PRÜF. J. JACKSON PIERCE.
s«pfiS-St*14
jyjAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE
BOTH SEXES,
Is 22 miles west cf new Broad Street Statt ou,
Philadelphia, ou Phila. A Balt. Central R. R.
Coarse* of Study—English, Bunlnexs, Scientific
and Classical ; a thorough Chemical department.
Superior opportunities offered to young men
and boys to prepare for the bent American col
t*KC*s.
IVgreeaare conferred by authorltv **f the Leg
islature of Pennsylvania upon young ladles
taking a full course.
Reading taught by a flrsti'lssa elocutionist.
Penmanship by a professor-master of the
beauties of the art.
Private Instruction gl
cation lias been neglected,
ment for little boys. Twelve
11
e«lu
ilcpsrt
vho
to those
A lioine-llk
»Irm-llon».
J. SHOKTL1UUF. (Tale Culliyi), A. M., Mn
elpal, Concord ville. Dut., Cu.. Pu,
igl6-2in-cod
^DAMS AND BROTHER,
No. 504 Market Street,
—CHEAP—
Cash Variety Store.
FIRE WORKS,
DRY GOODS-1
HOSIERY
NOTIONS,
LADIES' A GENTS*
UNDERWEAR,
BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS
CBOi KERY. TIN,
GLAHfoWAKK
KAO
». HEMP,
NtJRAlV AND
8TAIK I A It PET,
STAIR ROIW,
f l lJl AlNt*.
Largest and cheapest line of stair. Table
Flour Oil riotlis. Lamp», Lallt« rim, Yinte» lu
die»» variety. Table and P
Express Wagons, Velocipedes,T<t)-»«trall descrip
tion*, Holla Doll-Head a, I bill-Itod I«*». Ibtfl
Carriages. The largest, cheap.^l
I Uutlery,
d best line of
BABY CARRIAGES In the State.
—SOLE AG tew »<
HARPER'S BAZAR PATTERNS.
It will pay yen to call
of good» and prie
<1 rxainl
before purchasing.
varlei
BASE BALLB A BATS
k-1S-12-4. r .-d*w
^()TH POPULA
MONTHLY DRAWING OK THE
Commonwealth
Distribution Co.
In the city of LOUISVILLE,
Tuesday, October 31st '8'2.
Then* draw l
cur monthly under
rul Akwiii lily of K
< Ir.Milt i '
Ug deelnloll
irovlslot..
nlueky.
March 31
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of
The United Slut
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In;
e fair.
U limid * I;
e full y tin- lUtof prLz
V»
fund, i
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*f till*
OCTOBER DRAWING.
I l'rii
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10 P
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10,
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WHOLE TH K KTS, f
27 Tick
. HALF TICKET*, $1.
•V» TlekeU, |luo.
1 »ran I
I l»v Ri-gM.-rt'd I
r» of f5
R. M. ih»aimT\iaT
llle, ^Ky.,
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<1 upward by
e. Add re«» all
«nirler-dounial
or. It. M. BOARD
York. H.22-IU-1V-**
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Building, Loulsv
MAN. :«« Broadw
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IXV MON I». ALONZO DKWKKKK.
I JKNRY L. RAYMOND & CO.,
STOCK BROKERS,
NOS. 4 AND ß BINE SÏUKET, N. .,
Bny and s< Il f
investment, and carry on
moderate margin all »ceiiritie» dealt in on
tin- New York Stock Exchange. First
clas» privilege* at. I'avoruhl« rat«-». Parties
distantly hnated from
wishing t<
from no tO $|,l Mil)
wriUt for us for
Wall
Htrvet
Rums ranging
are luvittul to
. arUcular». Complete
rluan.'lal Hi'port mulliil Ini'. Small unkrr
«xircuUiB ut aarmit rate». Defer to Banker«
MenilH-r» of.V. V. Sl,« k ExeliatiRe, Oillelala
New York Central Railroad Co., anti
»ruminent M
i usine
mailed on application.
Iiiftilling ami Mercantile
References and terms
Houses.
II O U 8 E
-AND—
4
■;*;
m
SIGN
PAINTING
— AI.Kf
D 1 It Dl SCO I ]\ T C4
*7» Neal I y
»■I l*r.»i>)))tly F-x.i-i
to!.-««
G. W. i'GULDEN
*
No. 307 King Street.
tOE TAKE PLEASURE IN CALLING
» T THE A'lTI.N I ION ok
PIANO
—and—
ORGAN
Hu
NEW. LARGE
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id.-iisiire In showing «>
inn
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wU ther tlu-y wIMi t..
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I). S. Johnston & Co.
40 and 4H West Fifth St.
M
fountain syi'AKF.
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yn-so-i
BVNDAT AT AM
gUBSCRIBI rov
THE SUNDAY STAR.
W
a
ADVERTISE IN
>1
THE SUNDAY STAR,
11
-Till
Only Sunday Newspaper
-IN
WILMINGTON.
All the Local
-AM» —
Telegraphic News I
Strictly Non-Partisan.
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES AS
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
AN
"THE STAR
I» served to 6uhscr11>erfl roughout the city
early on Sunday morning» at the
moderate price of
WTELVK CENTS A MONTH, PAYABLE
AT THE END OF THE MONTH.
81NGLK COPIES, THREE CENTS
Al>1»MF>h
-T. B. J'.KLIi
41« MARKET S r J"
|T,A !
TEA !
TKA !
* Lie llrin.li
TEAUJutU re
U) and
I » liest» of v,
I veil,
elude.* lie
»I*
our Justly f
h,
'
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h«»,*
trial hy all
K«mmI
'l' F AS.
W
'iwwi constantly r.-eelvlng
Clinlce
Hew luvoleeK
Mocha, Kin,
12. 16.
of
»e>»:i-;s.
Lagnayraand Maracaibo Coll,
is, an, 2 t
Which Ut
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< wir.
r ehnl.-e Break fa
2!
Iiialled anywhere
•'ll,-IS
M
i4,
per»,»
supervision.
Mph
CRXPPEN'S
—TEA 8TORE—
No. 5, E. Second St., Wil., Del.
CLOTHING.
J"ust the latest Styles
ow in the market
^^f Ready Made Clothing
N
W
ill be found at Market &
Fourth.
j ~^e< idedly the largest Stock
n the city to
very Department is filled
"pW your insiK'ction and
I "4 ach suit is guaranteed
J perfect.
'VTobby l'attrrns for Boys
_LN and Men.
select from.
I
D oing our best lor the
smaller children.
O f this Department
but say
I Y ich are the styles we offe
Y> to-day
we need
r
F
or a Custom Suit to fit like
a glove.
&
a stock unsurpassed, 2d
floor above
c
ut, trimmed and made
stylish and neat,
f fashion, the finest found
on our street.
O
TH-with let us go,
stock to view,
4
this
&
make our selection from
something new;
M
ove with the crowd, and
leave your measure,
A nd get ii suit that gives
you pleasure,
1 .Remembering "merit dc
V mauds recognition,"
lett, the cutter, first in the
profession,
K
TjT very garment must suit,
J4j your favor to win,
fields the
1
reason wo expect
you again;
S
o give us a call, we boast
not in vain.
T he Leaders of Styles i
Wilmington.
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Baltimore milr-l.o«,
tfalo. for lieiaw.,,. m ,,
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"mCyssp**.
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Del mar and
Intel
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