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.MINOTOiN, SATURDAY, DEC. *3.
Fns Material* for Nblpa.
We have received from the American
cl ion is/ a proof slip of an article on free I
materials for American ship», which is an
noBnced to appear in that journal next äab
urdav. The larger part of the article
ia devoted to a consideration of
delusion of
"The more closely we
"examine this question," says the author of
thb article who subscribes himself A Prac
tical Shipwright, "the clearer will be the
" conviction that free materials would be of
" no akl whatever to the .shipbuilder, and
" that the proposition for their introduction
"as a remedy for our present maratime prus
"traliou i* neither a sound nor honest propo
sition." Now by the aid of a tolerably
close examination of the subject, the very
reverse of that conclusion is the one we
have arrived at, and it is apparent through
out the article we are considering that
the author bus studiously avoided any refer
ence to one obvious and inevitable result of
free materials which could not fail, in our
opinion, to secure to our shipbuilders ad
va! tages that would render competition
with the Clyde or other European builders
a question simply of comparative skill and
enterpn&e, upon which basis no one, we
presume, will doubt that our builders
would be amply able to take care of them
selves. For instance, it is claimed in
this article that " there is only
" one market to which the American ship
" builder could go for his materials and
" that is the Clyde, 3,500 miles away." It
may be true that at present ship material
may be purchased iu the Clyde market at
such an advantage over the price of
American products that the 3,.500 miles of
freightage would still leave it the cheaper
of the two, but that, instead of being an
argument in favor of continuing the tarilf
on imports, should be a very good le&smi
for taking it ofl. Necessity, gays
a trite old proverb, is the
mother of invention, and we have
suilklent faith in the intelligence, skill and
enterprise of American workmen to believe
that when they are brought iu direct compc
tiou with foreign production they will more
than "hold their own," and do it without
bstng brought to the level of that shadowy
bugaboo of protectionists—the pauper labor
of Europe. In whatever department of
production Americans have found them
selves compelled to grapple with foreigners
they have never failed to sret the better
of the struggle. With its natural
resources, the energy and enterprise
of Its capitalists and the intelligence
and skill of its workmen this country
afford to meet any other country on the
globe at evens, aud it in simply pleading
the baby act to say that it is
ueceeeary to be protected from foreign
ers by the imposition of heavy taxes
upon imports. There was a time in the his
tory of the United States when a protective
tariff was essential to the development ol
the manufacturing interests of the country,
but that day, happily, is past, and it is
longer necessary to burden the
consumer with onerous taxes for the 1
beneflt of capitalists who have grown j
rich at. his expense. Instead of the Clyde, I
3,500 miles away being the only market I
open to American shipbuilders in the event |
of the establishment of freu materials, they
will have right at their doors, us it were,
use of the richest market» of
whet It atyle»
"Ireo material*."
" the
to
the
world. The question of cheap production
will be speedily settled wheu it becomes one
of practice instead of theory ami it will be
settled w ithout detriment to the interests of
American workmen or American
factures. The resources and pursuits of the
United States are too diversified,
the opportunities too
other wards there is two much -'elbow
"room" here to make it lisible to oppress
th*»
manu
erous, in
orkingman to buch an extent
tectioniaU delight in picturing au the result
of a tariff for revenue only.
prO
American
workingmeu act directly against their
own Intercuts wheu they vote In support
of a protective tariff. Constituting
they
do the bulk of the consumers of the country
they bear the principal part of the burden
of all taxation whether In the shape of ira
Upon the
good to
ports or internal revenue.
theory of the greatest
the greatest numb. r any reduction of taxa
tion, where it does
i produce offsetting
evil* of greater moment than the good to
be affected, Is a thing to he desired;and this
Is just precisely the reason upon which we
hare
r opinion that a protectiv
tariff
ia not essential to the prosperity of the
country and should eomsequcutly be
duced to the dimensiona of a tariff for
re
I
revenue only. We shall
this question further in
days with respect to its
consider
a few
bearing
upon the interests of the workingman, and
we believe that wc will he able to show that
absolute free trade would be better for him
than our present system of tariff.
The Daily Ditgraee, printed at Third and
King streets, besides being the only news
paper in Wilmington which lives by filch
ing the work of other people's brains, is
enterprising to a noticeable degree. Two
or three days makes no difference to it, aDd
it daily insults its readers with a rehash of
old facts that have been published days be
fore by journals who were foolish enough to
pay for the news. A specimen brick of how
nicely the mechanical Scott and the "hired
1" Solomon work their two depart
ments together is shown in yesterday'6 re
print of old exchanges. An editorial upon
Air Talley's remarks states that the latter
"appear in another column." They were
not to be found in the first, although, by
accident solely, they found their way into
th; third edition,no doubt much to the satis
faction of the one
alleged journal.
lîllinn reader# of the
Ha Papar aa Maaday.
la aeeordanea with prevallln* c in tom,
•ad ta order to gfva the employe« of tha
Gkxrrri •» opportaoity to appropriately
enjoy the Chrietmaa featlritle*, no paper
will be leened Iront thla office on Monday.
STATE TLMPEBaNCE ALLIANC1.
Rctb. T. C. Matlock, J. D. Rlgg, R. M
Cooper, A. W. Ltghtbourn, WUlUm Cum
min« end R. B. Cook the Committee on
Arrangement«, have turned the following
circular :
The Delaware State Temperance Alliance
will meet at Smyrna, In the Methodlet Epie
cop«! Church, on Thursday, January 11,
18S8, at II o'clock, a. m. The executite
committee will meet January 10 at 8 o'clock
p. m. sharp. The church«,Sunday echoole,
mlnlaterlaf aMoclatione, young men's Chris
tian associations, moral reform eocletiee,
temperance organisations, schools, colleges
and academics arc all incited to send dele
gates. They will thereby become auxiliaries
to and constituent parts of the Delaware
State Temperance Alliance. All Indirldual
contributors of f 1 a year are also members,
and are Incited earnestly to attend.
We hope Tor a large aud enthusiastic
meeting. The reports of our canvass with
petitions lor local option will come in from
the several counties. The necessary ar
rangements for their presentation to the
Legislature will then be made. Moreover,
we do well to look each other In the face
once a year, exchange kind greetings, and
strike hands In an earnest covenant of con
tinued labor for the overthrow of the liquor
traffic.
Orders lor tickets at excursion rates on
the P. W. A B. Railroad, good from January
9th to 14th,
at
the
that
out
all
or
of
out
of
for
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may be had by
to L. C. Matlack, R. H. Skinner, Dover, A.
W. Lightbourn, Milton, Del., or r. H. Raw
lins of Georgetown, Del., (enclose a stamp).
Entertainment w 111 be provided free for the
day and night of January 11th. A program
with uames of the speakers for the public
meetings, afternoon and night of the litis,
will be given next week.
NOTEN AND COMMENT».
When the London Telegraph
Mr. Moss put $3,0u0 into the plant. Ilia
heirs now draw $50,000 a year in dividends
from that interest in the paper.
Philadelphia Record : It will be impos
sible for the Greenback party to Accomplish
anything by swallowing
and crawling out at a (14
New* York .Sbir : Colonel Iugeraoll is
erroneously accused of being devoid of faith.
Ilia confidence in the Integrity of the Star
routers is aa sublime aa his contempt for the
prgpheta is profound.
Philadelphia Times : Does Jay Gould bear
the coming of the Baltimore and Ohio tele
graph system ? If he doesn't let him look
into it aud learn that it is the beginning of
the end of telegraph monopoly
The New York merchant who the other
stock, caused
heating corn
applying either
founded
itM lf. as proposed,
fferent hole.
day Miud for damages to hi^
by the bursting of a 6teatn
puny 's pipes, is very properly spokeu of by
the New York press as an esteemed citizen.
Baltimore Day : Gen. Curtis' fine for vio
lating the civil service statute was paid by
the New York Republican State committee.
The clerks who responded to llubbell's de
mands will know now where some ot their
money has gone to.
New York Sun: So, there is unhappily
little ground for hoping that Secor Kobe* »it
has reformed bince the elections. The most
reasonable conclusion is that he Is just now
lying low for some uncommonly
daclous game of loot.
Cincinnati Commercial : Borne of Dorsey's
friend# still insist strenuously upon his
innocence, but he has convicted himself in
some (M'rious respects by publishing the let
teis In which he attempted to prevent the
appointment of James and MacVcagh to
the cabinet.
■U
A Philadelphia newspaper qualifies it# as
sertion that it take# a lifetime for a man to
obtain social footing in that city by adding:
"Still, money is not a bad credential.
Decent fellow# with bags of coin may paaa
tbe inner door# without knock!ug very
hard."
Philadelphia Press : Doctor Bliaa i# ao
mad at receiving only $fl,000 for hi# service®
in the Garfield case that he threaten# to
make some "startling revelation#" and
other thing#. The doctor should ad
journ himself. Th«* frightful example of
Stephen Dorsey on thi# ëtartlinç revelation
bu#ine6s should not be lost on Dr. Bil##.
It has been fashionable iu Philadelphia to
take dinner incidentally while driving in
Falrmount Park, but the Com
are going to stop that at least for diuers
who require wine with their meal#. They
propose to restrict the sale o! hi vcrages in
the Park to lemonade, soda water and
coffee.
Council
Holiday Gift.
gentlemen, beautiful embroidered
suspender#: 25 cents a j»alr. worth 50 cent«;
a genuine bargain. Crosby A Hill,220 and
222 Market street.
PERSON Al
President Arthur,with his
ter, expect to visit Florida
spring.
Hon. E. !.. Martin and State Suj>eriuteud
ent ol schools, James FI. Groves,
Wilmington yesterday.
Fletcher E. Cooper, formerly of the Setcs,
has lelt the Washington Poet for a place on
the Press of Philadelphia.
United States Attorney-General Brewster
i" suffering from a gastric affection of the
stomach induced by a cold.
Rev. Newton J. Miller, A. M.. has beeu
elected principal of Wyoming Institute,
Wyoming, Kent couuty, Delaware.
The Boston Traveller doe# not intend to
be jocular wheu it says that Hannibal Ham
lin will not need nn overcoat in the
future.
and daugh
early next
be
of
ere iu
in
near
Judge Wylie i# a native ot Pennsylvania,
but an old resident of Washington. He hu»
the manners of the old school; hut his dig
nity i# equaled by hit* benignity.
Mr. John L. Hayes, the president of the
Tariff Commission, is said to he u« devoted
to poetry as to tariff question». He was a
friend ami neighbor ot Longfellow.
A New Orkan# judge,speaking at a public
dinner, said that social events there »
more privacy, because newspapers
windows through which tbe people look.
Mr. John L. Owens, the actor, whose
"home" is six miles outside of Baltimore,
had a reverse in Arizona mining spécula
tion, but retrieved his losses in another
venture.
to
to
we
the
the
for
re
Don't Dio Iu tho iiouae.
"Rough on Rat#." Clears out rata,mice,
roaches, bed bugs, flies, ants, mole#, chip
munk», gopher». 15 cent«.
few
and
that
him
A Catiury Illrd
makes one of the nicest Christ
present#,
his sweet voice being a constant reminder
of the doner. The newly imported night
singing canary is the beat as it sings by
lamplight as well as during the day; the
cost id $2.50 Cages can be had f rom $1.00
for a nice brass cage up to $10.00 fora 6ilver
Tbe best "place to go for these
things is to the retail department of the
Bird Food Company, 237 South Eighth
street, Philadelphia. They have the largest
stock of all kinds of birds, cages, aquariums,
ûqç bred dogß, etc., in America. Canaries
cau be sent by express with perfect safety.
A printed guarantee given with every
bird. d!4-0t
and
filch
is
Two
aDd
of
be
to
how
re
upon
latter
were
by
into
satis
plated
Lunch and t hristma# Treat.
F.. P. Freye, No. 17 East Second atreet
will bave beei'-a-la-mode for lunch at bi#
#aloon this evening. On Christina# morn
ing he will treat bis customer® to brandy
curod j>eache#.
illeu
old Buffering from nervou«
physical debility or impotence should send
Co Prof. Mareton, 198 Fulton street, New
York, for a complete treatise on loet man
hood. Sent
oung
the
er cover, free.
He, w
and
To-Day
Saturday December 23.
-AT—
John Wanamaker's.
Last day. Open till
Closed on Monday all
Christmas.
ten,
day
Austrian bent-wood furniture
at the Centennial was one of
the most successful exhibits of
that memorable show,
exhibitors sold it beyond all
dreaming. But the trade
stopped right there. The
prices were enormous ; and
nothing could lie done, with
out the lure of the furniture
itself to be seen, felt of, tested.
There isn't another article in
all merchandise more winning
or more satisfying. It has the
lightness and yielding grace
of rattan-work, with a strength
beyond any other sort of furni
ture ; and the finish is so far
beyond anything known in
American work, that it may
well be incredible.
The wood apjicars to be
Beech. [We do not certainly
know.] The wood is first
steamed till it is soft and limp;
then bent into a thousand
shapes ; then glued, when
gluing is required, and piled
out to season again ; then
smoothed and polished and
caned and put together 'with
splendid obedience to the laws
of strength—put together with
iron screw-bolts ; then taken
apart, packed down and
shipped hither.
We have not more than 150
pieces; and it will be weeks
before we can get more. Every
piece will go to-day, if the
right people read this ; for the
prices are as reasonable as
they were unreasonable six
years ago. Who will buy
such ? Almost everybody that
sees it. No house is too rich
for it ; and even the poor will
want a little of it now. The
lowest price fora chair is $1.7 5;
the highest $9.50.
The
JOHN WAN A MAKER.
W« at gallcrv.
Even to-day books and cards
are as plenty as ever, except a
few which arc nowhere.
Neither will be lower after
Christmas. Damaged books
will be put down, of course,
when we get time to pick them
out.
JOHN WAXAMAKER
Book«: north of Thlrte«*uUi-«tre«'t eiitrnncc*.
ii.d token« ; «oui»
Of gloves let us say that we
have all such as belong to a
first-rate stock, and really none
that do not ; lor men, women
and children ; line and course;
all good of their kinds, and the
kinds such as are approved by
those who know.
This is saying much ; but
we mean every word of it ;
even on the day before Christ
mas.
a
JOHN WANAMAKER.
W«H»t of Arcade. Nlxth an
counter.-.
Umbrellas, mostly made in
London, where the best frames
and the best silk are to be got;
and we go direct for them, that
you may save money ; or
rather that we may have a
double title to your trade. Far
artistic handles we go to Paris;
even then the umbrellas are
made in London.
rOIIN WANAMAKER.
orth
by
the
the
u < «1
>f Ancadc.
liter : al
I1I4II1R, Thirteenth
rtnwaPt
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Mark.I.
If it be a lady's cold-weather
comfortyou're thinking of, we
are fortunate in having fault
less quilted satin skirts of a
number of qualities and styles,
at $7 to $14; such as we
ordinarily sell for a half more.
We have all sorts of other
warming things. We pick
these out for cheapness.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
rp to main building.
bi#
West of-outh
send
New
JOHN WANAMAKEK
AIT BOOM.
HOLIDAY GOODS!
Whether in search of useful
and substantial gifts such as
Dress Patterns of either Silk,
Wool or Cotton fabrics. Hand*
some patterns in fine Bleached
Table Linen or Towels. Good
warm Cqmfortjwiles or Blank
ets. « C»bKgan Jackets for
Krffr Jackets. Hoods
the
In«
|h**
dayî
iHfMit
IL.
l
and
men.
and Mittens for Indies and
Children. Kin Gloves in
latest styles and newest shades.
Underwear and Hosiery of all
descriptions. The most com
plete assortment of ladies'
Cambric and Linen Handker
chiefs, also Gents' Silk Hand
kerchiefs in the newest color
ings and patterns or any of
those pretty useful aud orna
mental articles especially
adapted to the Holiday season,
including Plush,Toilet Cases,
Hand Bags, Purses, Jewel
Cases, Card Cases. &c. Silk
Umbrellas, Japanese Ware,
Dolls. Toys and an endless
variety of Fancy Objects from
which to make a satisfactory
selection with an assurance of
square dealing and correct
prices. It will pay you to go to
a
I
tor
dtr*N
min
the
In
the
th*
.
I
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the
tbf
In
of
C. A. SPENCER'S,
700 Market Streets.
ocUl-2iu-tts-84
Ksw Diwan Goon«, go., at Mhianm.
^yiLLIAM B. SHARP,
Fourth and Miirket St*.,
New Dress Goods
AT HKDUCED PRICFd.
Colored and Dress Silks,
Direct from the Importer.
Cloths and Cassimerks
olTeeed.
of
Toe largevt stock we hav
—Also a full Hue of—
Carpets atd Oil Cloths,
Fioiu 18 oents to f.'.OU per yard.
WM. B. SHAKP.
Fourth and Market Sts.
Fancy Hosiery
Underwear.
CHRISTMAS !
S. H. STAATS
No. 405
Market Street,
lias just oj>encd an elegant stock of
NEW GOODS!
»uliable for the approaching
Christmas Holidays !
CouaUtiug of
Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs.
V H H U8. LAGE», RUFFLING»,
PLUSH AND LEATHER HAGH .
BOOKS, ETC. i FANCY JAPANESE
WAKE.
Tl E», ETC.,
P< »CKET
Hand-made Zephyr Goods a
Specialty !
B«*.«ldes an i*ndl«*«ts variety of
;
FANCY AND USEFUL ARTICLES !
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
HOUSE
y}' a
s
—Ajn>—
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S1 G N
PAINTING
>
>«:
F R E S O O I TST G
EGlTNrally an-1 Promptly Executed.*%8
G. W. BOULDEN
No. 307 King Street.
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7.n-'r,-t
a
J^AURA E ROXBLTUi.
230 EAST LIBERTY ST.
4 an euro all kind» of dl«OAM*4 by laying o
hand« by tl»* power of electricity.
RHEUMATISM, DEAFNESS AND CHRONIC
DISEASE»
uu|furnlhh best of reference.
A specialty. <
d«icl2-l-l4
ALUABLE
A N D
USEFUL PRESENTS!
SPECTACLES,
CLAUDE LORRAINE MIRRORS,
SPYGLASSES,
EYE GLASSES
■
FIELD GLASSES
KALEIDOSCOPES, TELESCOPES,
STEREOSCOPES. OPERA GLASSES,
GRAPHO8COPES. MICROSCOPES.
DRAWING INSTRUMENTS,
THERMOMETERS.
a
BAROMETERS,
MAGIC LANTERNS,
CELESTIAL sud TEKRKSTIAL GLOBES
POCKET COMPASSES,
SETS PHILOSOPHICAL APPARATUS
MODEL STEAM ENGINES,
SETS OF CHEMICAL APPARATUS
PEDOMETERS.
(iold Cliarm Compasses.
^ :nt on application :
InbtrumcnU, 11 c nages
M—Optical Instrumenta - 1 •*
iîrKüf u, . u «^ pn » view. ••
.. 4th—IhvHlcul Instrument«
■Mli-Meteorological Instrument« 120 "
UaUlogues
follow#,
JAMES w. yUEEN & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
024 CHESTNUT ST.,
dPce-12tdAltw50
'S OBDKR.
REGISTER
naotaTaa'aoertca. (
Hew Outle Ce.. Del., December U, UM. I
Berber« «ul
let« of WU
Ucallon of
Mibi,
Upon the apnlicatw
Executor of Con rati
KXttCUtrtX af«»r«»ald gl»e notl
mentary upon
daU-oig rantn
the Kiceutrtx a
In« of »etter* Te«U*
|h** deo«***cd, with the 1
causing BdTsrtiMneBU to b« pouted within fMty
dayî from the «1st« of auch letter», Ip iuwflN
iHfMit pa bite place* of the county or New CaeU*,
requiring »II pcmoti* hartng demands ag*ln«t the
estate to proaent the a»me or »hide by »n set ol
Assnttibly In such caar mode HdpmrMni And
«ta use tha same to In* Inserted within the
ITTiod in the DAILY GaBBTTB. e I
r publlshad In Wilmington, and to
i*«ftherein thron was » » I«. o. d .} ,
) Given under ihehxml and seul «7p®«»
IL. ». Softhe RejcDter aforesaid, at Wilmington,
l ) In New Castle County, aforesaid, th* day
and year above written.
o*
hy
8. C. BIGG*, Itoilitor.
None*.
AH persons having claim», agalnsl tbe HWU oJ
...•»• eaiM'il, unit prearnt the*am#duly »turned
the F.xccutrlx •» or before December tl,
a or abide the act of Assembly In *ucb «•«
e and provided. HAKAKA^MaNä^
I
AddraM: WUmlnatsu. Drl.
dec» tat,a,8W
JJEGISTRR'S ORDER.
KcoisTsa*» orrica. _ I
NEW CASTLE GOÜNTV, DEL., NOV. 28, Uß. f
V ponth** a nolle» lion of Geo. Gray, f
tor of Kate A. Alderson, laU ofwblte
hundred, lu aald county. deccanwJ.lt Is or
dtr*N ted by the RagUWr that the Adm
aforesaid f Its notice of granting of letter» of Ad
min miration «pon the estate of th# d ec y s o<L with
irrantiiiff thereof, hr oainf adver
Gsenieuta to be poeted within forty days ftem
the date of such letter» In six of tbe most public
places ot the county of New Castle, requiring all
prrsons having demands against the estât« to
present tbs sawn, or abide by an Act of Assembly
In such case made and provided: and also causa
the same to be Inserted within the same period in
th* Daily Gaxette, a newspaper published In
Wilmington and to be roatlnaed tbsreli) three
week*, (e. o. d. ) . . _ .
Given under the hand nnd Seal ol
. .Office of Register aforesaid, at W liming •
I L. ». iton. In New (lassiecounty aforesaid, the
' mmv-toy 'day and year above written.
8. C. BIGGS, Register.
and
M
the date of
NoTlCX.-AU iMTsons having claims against
tbf nut« ofithc atta fa&fd inuM pr**ent the same,
duly nttf*t«îl to Ulf Administrator, on or before
November»« iwi, or abide the Act of A
In much i*A*e in»d** and provldml.
OKOKOKGllAY. Administrator.
Address: Wilmington, Delaware.
leafl-tts-fw
REGISTER'S ORDER.
reoistee' s orri ce.
New Castle Co.. Del., Dereuilwr 13, 1882.
Upon the appilratlon of Thoma* Bird,
Rxicntor of Alberto. Newton, late of Rwl Lion
hundred. In said county, d w e ane d. It Is ordered
and directed hr the Kegl*t< r that the Execu
tor iifore*»Id give notice of granting of letters
of Administration upon the estate of the ae.eea*ed
with the date of granting thereof, by reusing
adv« rtlwment* to Ire posted within forty days
from the date of such letters In six of the most
public place* of the county of New Castle,
requiring all |>er*«ins having d» mauds against
the « «täte to prvseut the same, or abide by au act
bly In such case made and pr«ivlded ;
«1 alno cam*«' the same to be Inserted wlUtln th 1 *
period in the daily gazette, a
«•wupaper puhllnhed In Wilmington, and tobe
contlnutd therein three w«-eks, (e. o. d.)
under the hand and sealofoffi M e
L. h jof the Itvg inter aforesaid at Wilmington
v^vro.)in New (Anti« county aforesaid, the
lay and year above written.
of A «Mini
t.lN
8. C. BIGU8, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate of
Um d«Mwasod umnt iw« M-nt the same duly attested
to the Kxorutor on or b«*fon* lHwuilier Is, A.
D., iwci, or abide the art of Assembly in such
raw made aud provhlcd.
TIIOM AM BIRD, Executor.
docM-Xw-tts
AûJrna» : Mt. George*. Del,
riNAJ/VlM.
R. R. ROBINSON & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Fourth and Market Streets.
FOB BALE:
2. MO Delaware City 4 % per cent, bonds.
Hu y and sell stocks and bond
L« f t« rs of cr«4lit available In all
and draft* on En
au») Switzerland
commission.
of the world
oe, German y
7. 1-1T-3Ü
, Kran
^laiuij Ireland,
rpiE ARTIZAN8 SAYING BANK.
NO. 602 MARKET STREET,
Incorporated January 24tu. un.
Open to receive deposits from • a. m. until 4p. m.
Tuesday and Saturday evening*
from 7 to 6 o'cloct.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
Regularly made ln April and October. When
dlvtiL ml« are not withdrawn they are accounted
as depo«* Ha. Thus permanent depoaits compound
their Interest twice Iu each y«*ar.
MANAGERS:
EE :
Clement It. »myth,
Charles W. Ilswland,
Natbaiilci It. ltcnson,
Henry K. Dure,
W. llaHtlngs,
E.lwar.1 Pussy,
George W. Both.
George H. Capelle.
M. L. LIchtenstefn,
Edward Darlington,
Job li. Jackson,
William It. »win,
Anthony lllgglna.
GEORGE W. ltfJHH, President,
K. ». CAPELLE, VicePreeUlent,
E. T. T A Y LO K. 1'reasu rer.
J. M. MATH KP.. Auditor.
febli-iy
HIRST NATIONAL BANK
•T UF WILMINUTUN.
KsroaiTOBY or the public Money
-AND
FINANCIAL AGENT»
—or
TIIK UNITED 8TATK8
Edward IIlits, President,
Geo. I> ahmhtbono, Cashier
PAID UP CAPITAL, |600,000.
Phlladftl
A-rulshed
• ••«■count
phis. New York and Boston Exchange
to regular Depositors without charge,
days, MONDAY» and THURSDAY»
DIRECTORS:
Edward iletu,
Clement B. »myth,
Ge«jrg«' w. Bush,
Danit'i James,
\ John It, Adams,
J:une«iC. Me Comb,
William Tainall,
F.1I Garrett.
!
Hamuel Baurruft, Jr.
nl>ly
M
EN'S
N E C K W E A R.
An «Ugatit
Holiday trad«
« .<h loti able Mhapc*.
tiful designs
ortmeiit of Neckwear for the
le In all the new, rich color# aim
SILK HANDKERCHIEF»
id shades. '
UMBRELLAS. COLLARS, CUFFS,
KNIT ' ACRETS, HALF ROSE,
SUSPENDERS, UNDERWEAR, LACED
"NEGLIGE" SHIRTS.
Presents for husband, HW'eetheart
large anil varied
yur une Dollar ahirt
friend. A
>runent of glove».
a réputation for ex
?
:<|ualled in thlsrlty.
WM. B. COLE.
MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM,
202 MARKET STREET
J RON RAILINGS
—AND—
IRON WORK
KOK BUILDINGS.
J. P. WALTON & CO.
CATION ATES FURNIBHED 0N APPU
552 & 554 W. Sixth St.. »,
Cincinnati.
uVll-.«
('JEORGE STECK & CO.'S
LATENT TONE SUSTAIN ER
UPRIGHT PIANOS!
JUât
eelved, a flue assortment of these 1 __
hraled .n.l unrlv.lcd ri.ni». Wo Ink. ploMuro
in ihowlUK our Superh Stock to all lnt«re.t«d.
ccle
ALBERT KRELL,
BOLE AGENT,
s. W.Cor. 4th & Elm St».,
CINCINNATI, O.
COAX.
P
for
d
gOMXTfllNG NEW.
Connellsville Coke!
Cruihed for Family nee.
os
to
in
In
ol
•
Eoo, Stove,
Shall Stove,
and Chestnut,
Comparing with comeponding Anthra
cite atxea, 17.00 per 4,000 pound«.
NO DUST !
NO CLINKER !
NO WASTE !
NO ASH !
a
HEAT INTXNSR I TRY IT I
act
;
th 1 *
a
M e
the
Chas. Warner & Co.
?
Market Street Wharf.
of
A.
such
-100
J AM NOW PRRPAKED TO DELIVEl
ALL SIZES OF COAL !
-or
BCrERlOH QUALITY FOR FAMILY UHF
-AT TIU
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES !
world
y
All coal well screened an put in cellars.
B. F TOWNSEND,
m.
When
OFFICE A YARD, FOOT OF FOURTH »T.
4FT«l«pboBlc communication with all parte
of the cltv. augll
1883.
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tion aud eutertalnuieut tothouitauURof American
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ferstood
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ing, will be «ent by mall, postpaid,
*1.00 each.
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Money Order or Draft, to avoid rhaûce of lo##.
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without the expre«« order of HakI'BH A
Brother».
Addre»« .
by
the
aim
'
receipt of
A
ex
Harper & Brothers,
NEW YORK.
rtetll-ltdft.
A PRESENT !
Handsome Card
With Each Can.
t
-om»
m
A Good Watch !
A»k Your Grocer
For It I
d«.'cAd*w-l-20
J^EEDLE
»,
GAS LAMP
—©F—
50 Candle-Power,
cxce««llnr the light ol'AorrUnarycas let#. Burn*
headlight *»U. Price |S. C. O. D. Wo "Com
paratiT# View** of annual eo»t of 280 <3. P. In
terior lighting, br6 "Needle G a#" Lamp# l«S. 70.
20 coal gaa let« «119. 1 Mectric Lauin {28.288.
proripeclub oFgRANI) ALMt LIGHT CO.
niUillatassociatestreate«l with. Chandelier«
400 O. P. to order. Ta bile Lamp« of #0 C. l'.fü.
< .
M
__
ploMuro
ccle
W. B. ROBINS,
Patentee and Manufacturer,
162 Main Street, (2nd floor,)
and on Change Daily,
CINCINNATI.
my 11 -601
HAMClKn.
P ROF A. 8. WEBSTER't
SELECT
Dancing Acaden
MASONIC TEMPER,
(Fourth Floor,)
Wilmington, Del.
for the Second yuaru'r. ' re ° epU ° n ° r Pupils
iy,
OKNTf.EMKN*« rr.ABfl-Ur .-,
d *> evening., fron, s I« | U „• "™^*T
»no Tlitn.
hADIEM AND (JHILDKFV *h ci
" * >>•
iStaîtraÔISLJrwïSJ*«*" Oarin*
L»nc<ir. and b'nlvcr JTqnid r ||^ ,lL ' w »'b,UI 1 F „!
CHOICE OP DAYS.
eiry orontSinfSr^wuf 8 * 0 * ln »•«
os practicable for choice of «fay ï. WUh
For term., circular,
H - Er IWBELKH'B.
No. . u> Market .treet,
or by mall u>
etc« spply a:
BJil UUIM1U.
JJKALTH 18 WEALTH.
THKatM ENTT,'* ïf/cm C ?,£ 11*,^
t«m-y. Involuntary Kuinl.alon |.., r
Axe, ranaed ny over-exertlm,' 1 urfc M
aver-lndnlx. me, wl.loli l<«,|. " r
aud death. One f,ox »lu , :lm , r«.°nï cw''y'*i
ur .lv I...vei n.r py KXXTm.u'''*"''
«Ipt of prit»). wr r . n ,i„w®s
box couUIii* u»*
a box.
M.
y «•»»*. With
for six boxer., art-nun
U»«* pu rrlmr.fr n
money If the treatment ,i
Guarantee 1
DrnggUt,o>
mlngton. Delaware, olr mg
•it* not elf«
" v ,"■ has »«85;
eiU W II
Second
J.'LEOANT
HOLIDAY GOODS !
• »i'ii
d Ornumeut.il
Z. .JAMES BELT
PHARMACY, SIXTH A MAL KIT
Itcaiitlful CELLULOID SETS or
IdH-di, l« athcr and satin.
KlegaiitoDoiC CASKS for kandk»
UATOÏ1 ÏKlîl'. Chri *" ni "»
OUT (il.AMM Mi* KNURAVKU BOTTLly. ,.
great abundance. "
KALIN A COLOGNE
STS. 1
w designs ml
rrlilef..*tr»et>
ItliM Hi ALI.I
F.XTIIAi-lM In iwautiniiiv l.lS,S, Hlh
NAIl.MKn». Tlill.Pr MllllliIKK. ITFFIMIVfv
»"' 1 . . . uvt-rul anlrin fur |,I.V>|«1
present*. 1 1
C GREATEST BARGAINS
J E V EK t) v y F. U ED 1 N Til I* < TI
PIANOS 1
ski: Till i.ut oi
t (KLF.BRaTKH
MA K Kite. 1
WM. KNABE .t CO.,
MT LIN WAY A HONS,
K. BACON.
■ Ell' I NO,
II Alt lUNOToN,
VoSEAfUlN. !
EMEHSOXj
HALE
New
I'lANO*
From 1175
Up lufl.fjOO.
!
-ORGANS By Thi—
New Organ« SMITH AMERICAN <0.,
From fV> TA YI.OH ,v FARI.KYOO., j
Up I» |dU0. |lRim«EIT>ItT CO., Ad
Second hand Plano« by Stein any, I Die, Mtyel
and «*lh« r- for fg). w, ♦ i7an i
Second band Organ« by Geo. Wood, EsW)
Mason A llaiulin, f»»r *\\ 8»". t«'.
H. F. KOBELEK,
710 MAHKF.T STREET.
novll-tjanl-tu-dA*-ai
"YyiLMlNOTON
BRA LINO WAX FOR FKUIT JAKS
-iXD
BOLUABLE BLUR FOR THE LATO»
COI.OK WORKS.
-1T
BRADFORD'S PAINT STORE
Nos. 6 and 8 E. Tliird St.
IE CARPET HOPSE.
NO. aw MARKET hl HEBT.
We have Just received a Urge stock
nxx
TA VESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE ?!.
INGRAINS AND DAMASK
j^f.lawai;
to
CARPETINGS
of
—A Do a larg«- assortm«*
on, CLOTHS, MATTINGS AND Wl!
DOW SHADES.
d satisfy yourself tbst
s call
giving bargMlm>.*%E
gkeb:
HENRY
WILMINGTON. I>^ ,
(HOF. MARSTON'S NEW WOl
EVERY
biniK-lf *t
and «c]u«l
.
MAN 1
should )-
u. ««4 *
• of St
cal l»«bllliy, seiual P*«
dlMrdcn produced Ly^
U.i '
. mkdical
i! profil by ii
fb
pb
"B
REAP \Slutl SS ïÆmwSô:-«;
«CUSTOM UKIKDÏ €0.1 Ita Fnlto.st., »« 1
f
PUKE
INDIA
n«>
II
A
by
From the Dlbtrlr.
CACHAKK ANUltAV Al
DEM U A IK X * N" an
the Calcutta Tea Syndical« , tat " » lcr
.1.1 Id
of
Y
K». every ma
Should Undof.'jnd hi.own
Wb.u .idfcri»« I«'" f"'" ""iï,
caused k>y iropriM' n Û r ,i„ r uff
f^rematuro Decay
Karri««
-r T a-r'ïïJfÂT "Th. 1-
. ectu rfta «!rll Vo red before tb« •J®*JJJJ?L«iu«tlo In
RHEUMATISM ANC COUT CURE
we -«
.. Inanlrv bat
, n iy real. " r raUiCJl1 remcdy .
and we > ut iliat eG«len< ■•« "
I'lerer iriLhuut money «Dü r»
ie but Uie f«el win rj
f ar , or rlo#o hi# eyes to ti*o glad hdtsg * ,
hta blighted lift?. Ia *1)," uBjmidinsoO
liopendrnt ftamlttos,and to imtou. n l(0
llfo'a ambition it*:ore J®®J h J g . 0 y a j-,wiB
disease, wo aalt you logo «rtUMflJüJi,
to the homes of aomo wlio na ^ ^ , ,
of life nod are now full .
* the world thffir glul e*P®ncw
you no falfio stalcment, J j tl , r
fSndi teyKudte "bo bottom ar.i foun 1
•r truth.
Among ba«'lr#4«
which ei
have tho
Disorder
.
:
trm
claim tb.it
!
i.ll I
\V(
te
«!'*
-1
1.
b Hl., BrooklJ"' •"
iiwuMyo-* 8 «™'
gl., Brookljn
pi.
j|r. HxaL'ogi, Pearl St.
Gout.
Dr. C»em«
Chronic R*»« n
Mr. Boelule
B Ji nr»—h«U expended
•SrS.*.. «> T*"0
linn 4 rears.
Mr. May land
In
70.
547 B
Goo!*?
LilClU
flO'JO In
ie, Brooklyn -1
Mrs. WUIUmaou. M flngr" fJ 0 '
-ïl"T«7rw, 1« "- ** '
ag^ayr^ri« **■•» r "'"
Judge Croaamau. 14 oax«»"
UiiW k» NT.fkJ*' rt
Th. *hm. nu.«<l »•»'J—jJIunr •"* "» «• "
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