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WILMI NGTON, DEL. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7,1887.
PRICE ONE CENT.
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P
It.
fE MUST
dote out many small
g ne have only a
1 skis ot each. It
. ci them will fit
g can fcct a bargain
a Suit or Overcoat.
f e hare marked them
» down
,1 know we cannot
two of a
, and in order to
quick sale we
them at special
1 n price.
one or
e a
[aine.
mats
Lined, Satin Sleeve
ingb. Silk Facings,
rm Coat. Cape Over
a, lor men or boys;
colors and
Call and see
r.
sizes,
ids.
pJMLII&SOI,
IMS & 6th & MARKET
W1L., DEL.
JTriilKS,
!j
k bargains were never
I "he buyer ol our goods
-can saving of 30 per
Nhit*. a bag fullofbar
pytime he buys,
ptslrom j 55 up,
MSuiti from JS7.S0 up.
[ -nc Children's Suits
pcoats in endless sizes,
ices.
m hart,
P f UIU1NO Mi a. Co.
Market Street.
'ANESE
GOODS.
'ANESE
GOODS.
pips & Kane,
5 East Fourth St.
f**-* M.rket and lUng,
iiAKD
j TBE BEST.
IT AT
h si,nu
1
THIS «Hlillt.
* Koiuarhobi« rvael.Iftr
dBot iJib.mii ID »«»or of M
Free Trad«. tariff
Thn Pttald.n.-., »...
oTgrirsiÄLr" *« p ,;rÄ J***
iloflninfnf m Ih. r \, Ä , r,,n, * r 5 ft,, le th«
will ahow • * fu-lowicg extracts the
win mow.
To tb. Congre», of lh 9 United State.:
You are confronted at tbe Ihre.bold of tbe
yonr legielatlvedatlo. Btth a ooudltiou well
of the national finance, wblcb lmpera. régu
lively demand« Itumtdiate and carelnl and
TO ®' l< * or * t l° n '
The amouat of money annually ex
noted through tb« operation of preaent to
lewe from the Industries and necul. of
tie* of tbe pooplle largely crceede the the
•nm nt. »..ary to Inert the expecs* of
the go.ernment.
When we consider that the theory »hom'd
of our Institution, guarantee, to over? HoS
oltlr-.n the loll enjoyment of all the
frnlt* of hie lndm.try and enteiprlee, fn
with only .noh Redaction ». m.ybe tfon
hi. «hare lower Je i he oarufnl and e C o- ta,°
oomloal maintenance of the govern- h"gh
ment whioh project, hlm, U I. plain alOrw
that the exaction of tnoie than this I. w««T.
Indefensible «xlortloa, aud a culpable ûrîê
betrayalof Ame.lo.n falrne». and b a- .ÔÏL
tlee. Thl. wrong Inflicted upon thô.e
who bear the burden of national tar»
tlon, like other wrong., mnlttDllee a
brood of evil mm™«™*, t.! ..i. I
llo Treasury, whioh .bould oily ex!
Efsîl a 1 « r" S?iÄ
o ir co not rr*. h "* we
I. P .* !n * prop
tlneatenîua àîaJwÏÏ'd uf '
invltiim sch,.,,,«. ^ r*L^KM urblnc . <> ' ""d I where
H.VV'.nÏJ Jf public pine"'». .ouroe.
n',, .1 n U n .III!, .i" Q .° ( lbe ,at ' " n
P Th^rA * aj *' • T*
.îfp 8 a , *"«°t*nc» 'hat
with inch a withdraw»! frutn use of tbe
people • oironlallitg medium ourbu.I- upon
ne.e common ty may not In the near upon
b ""b^"? 1 " lb ® dl.treaa and
wbion ws. quite lately produced from flock,
tne »Diecau»^. And wbile the fooo*
tioua or oar naviookl tr: »§ury »bould te viied
few aud simple, and whlie It« bait con-,
dltlon would bs roaohad, l believe, by Yuly
It. entire dl.con tied loo Wl 'h private the
bu.tm-e^ totere. 1M, >* t wuou, by a per J shear,
version of Ha purposes, It Idly hold, j wool
mouey useletsly subtracted from the | are
ob.nn. ls of tr.dl\ there seems to be ha.
rrasou fer tbe daim that some legltl- In
mate rasst. sbon.d t>e devised by tbe good,
governmoct to rekiore in an etuergenoy,
without waste c|r sxtrtvagat.ee, euch and
money to It» piano am jug the people. made
After reviewing the various mean,
that have been eiliggreted for deerta«- wear
tug the eorplns be proceed«:
U .r ecbeme of taxation, r.y mean, of at
which thl. needle; .arpin. la taken must
»utl lDtetuai revmiCM levieil upon upon
the coh.ampUoni.it tobaooo and «plrltu. trade.
ocs aud mall liquor. It must be con- log
oedt.l that none Of the thing» .ubjtcted
to Interna! reyemte tare, are, strictly ! tbl.
spealttug, necrssiirio.; tbf re appear, to |
be no just complaint ot Ibis taxation by ' award
tbe oiommer. of ibc.se article., and | e„,7re
there .seme to be nothing .o well able !»honld
to bear the burden wl bout hardship to ; non
any portion of Ibis peop.c. 7unt,
Hat our prBflflai l unis Uw», lbe vl* • wrtaln
cloua, la* qui' mb]o and liloglo»'. ecurce Ueve
of anuecnaeary tiiatlon, ought to bo at ;
once revised and koueuded. Theaelaws, < called
a» their primary aod plain (fleet, raise j far
the price to caciinmcr» of all articles the
Imported and bhtiject to duty by pre
oisely the sum p»id for euch duties, owe
Thas the amount of the duty measure« the
the lui paid by thote wh.i purcbaM for
use these imported articles. Many of store
these thlngn, however, are raised or money
msuafactcred In oar own country, and
the duties now levied upon foreign
good, and product» are called protec
non lo these bnma niaunfactuiev, be
c»n.e they render ll poisible for Ibose
of onr people wbo »re niennfaotarerfl to
make these taxed artlc.ce and eell them meollD
for a price equal to that demanded for
the lui pot leu gobds toa» bave paid cub
tom. duty. S.) It happen, that while j t(J
comparatively few use tbe Imported
article«, mllllcfliH of our people, who f „ r
never us. and never saw any of the N
foreign preduett, pure ha e and
things ol tbo tamo kind m«da ln this
country, and pay Ihrr.fore nearly or dt »
qui ie tbe esmei enhanced price which WM
the duty adds lo tbs imj.orud articles. r0(
It Is not proposed to entirely relievo Bbow
theconutry of tbln tsxatlon. it muet
be extensively .|,cutlnued ns tbo souroa A
of tbe government*» iucornt ; and in a | Po
read j uniment of cur tailti tbn Interests
of Amoiic*u labor engago.l lu manu
factura should f.e carefully constdeied, be
as well as tbe ptet. rvo lou cf nur manu- Md
It uiay bs called protretion,
lit! fiorn
of our
a
It
fit
a
to
facturent,
or by any o«hir name, Lut rt
the hardships and danger»
cubic
.. . , . t»nil
present tari fl law» s'., u.l bo devised jg
with ispoclil preeautuu ogaluat irn
perilling the ei|ld «.nje it cur iuanuiac
..... , .
li tout the incro«£e lu lbe f ^
nrlos of domswic niat.ufa>'tures resale
taricR uitert.ts.
It is also bs
__ -
iog from (he ntesent tariff ie neueMary
In Older tha - . h|lgh' r wage, m.y tie paid
I« our worktrtfmeu « mp'.ojM io manu
factories than are paid f« what U call
ml the pauper labor In Europe All will ^
acknowledge tbe force of an argumen
which tilyoivtb tba welfare and liberal p
compensa ion of our laboring people. £
at th y o fouudaUoe of cur development
*•*' K a ;„^ he moe.uredbytbatoi to
life «hou Id not h fAVore j Jod they
* ny 0 ' h ,niS UU to y th. lJu .bare of acd
eatitlcd to tno -
all onr udvaufag?». made to ap
By thelMt l.iihus ri v ui»r w.
pear that of the t. j o jjfln» O.
Utlon enga«™lln »1UU.O , onl . j
ttlea7.fiI O.C'iï a P ^ B nl per- A
ture, 4.0T4.JJÏ in nror «10 m r are
I itortre). while
domtsllo aer va . . trat i e aD d
1 ' 8l0 ' 2l ?,jm S 1 d" 8S7 112areor»..ed
trau.portatiou, and tud
as employed lu m»uui»o. g ,
" ln,ui . however, tbe'
For P r " 8t ' n '' pj". „hould bo ooneld
Ihst number ** v *",*?""V attempting
erably reduced. * l,b ^ b *"X e ded
to enamerat* all. R P1 i fro m
that there .ibonld be
those whichjt ljjrc.®■ mluln p B „.
^^o,i fl Äam r tr«B«. d lW26
b "°. k, 102 r 4 h 7a mMMB T6.241 butober.,
eesr»,l°2, 4 73 masons, - . 4 8i)l ,
4i,ZOO liaher«, 22,08.1 >
engaged tu manufacturing P Ma , ri . ...
implements, «mon ng 623,089 per- n
â-sïï oa
Induetrles a» sro claimed to be benefited
bj, J* rile anneal is made to save
their 'employaient* and* maînfaln their
ware, by rcrtetlng » change. There
ar»
St.
lire
1
lîîYifl 0 ,"'. ,boc,l l *er«*o mn
rvael.Iftr the miiorlt. p ', 10 " 1
of M I» m.y b«»fl80i«d bi ri7r
tariff "aw. îhoSwat °* °' leBd
pnlouely k«« ln vu*" a",** ^ mc T"' I
J*** *&' «h »<?, r»Ä i
le th« fact that th«u am ™o..L tlrel
the rest ; thaï th*?v tnn ht«ïî?? ***** h,rlh
■MtaLli .l W y ' 7®l" Te thll r own John
,npp?, fromthtlr"I.. 1 »I'nl.w
of tbe nrloe of ik. .. 0 aad that cauie
well m ihn toewarlee of nfe, aa.
régu "Jibe SZ.™ if "thlî**®*' .J*" 1 i
and ocmlor? of * b ' lr »«"aralund
Bat iba reduction n# ,, .
mandfd ehmïht h. „ '*" ,lDn de ',
to ne 0 e»,ltatr or ," 0t l,0 *
of emnloiment hiVh. Ihe lo ** °*
the l^ardoT nr to! - klngme ? nor the
erofltsetlllnmaini«. oTÎ5? ! " a > he *
àrll 1 lD * *° 'be "annfac- resent.
»hom'd fnruUh nffÜÏÏX J 6 * 5 justment l of
HoS of the 'of ,hB ," crl
either! n hliemploye., birth.
fn thé dlmlnÜtta£ P nf r, , a 1 "', w "> wor * "
tfon N® yan?he w ) rke!n < ^^ n .^'l ,(r '
ta,° a fell ^nnntl.Mtlni n.
h"gh t.riff l^.llunVd ^ »htle a | hire
alOrw ^ th. n«.»^? neceaeary to,
w««T. u ?" MrM Te *
ûrîê inme^«e to th. " t Ver ?; ' fb *
.ÔÏL "»«J» •» | be
, 'l a fc !° Q(l *î 1 1»
MmMjlndTi.'fam^^ ' the aa* of i
Thîm>n^id«îtiî^i îlfc.-u a k ! at*
I The oon.lderatlon. whioh have been
fnSSS^only'to «foreMeîrnLT'ce' 1°
S?iÄ , SSS5Ä.«SMÄSSi
we °>»f dleoharge a doable daty to our !
prop « by granting to them a measure »W«
uf ' 8 '«f'e""! tari» taxation ln quarter,
I where It I. moat needed, and bom. Try
.ouroe. where It oan be moat fairly! «»
" n iJ"î ,ly * ooor ded. ! Her
T* 1 ® fArm«r And the affrioaltaiiit who Try
manufacture nothing, but who pay the 1
Increawd prloe whioh the tariff Impose.
upon every agrloultar.l Implement. »
upon all he wear, and upon all he u.-e L
and own., exoept the morearc of hie
flock, and herd, and .uoh thing, as hi.
bnubandry produce» from the »oil,la in
viied to aid lu maintaining the nreseot chamber
aitaaUon; and he ie told that a high ley , i
Yuly oa Imported wool t. neoesaary 'or,
the benefit of thoea who baveabeep to e.lliir.n
J shear, lu order that the price of their duced
j wool may be Increased. They of oour.e ll
| are Dot reminded that the farmer who honied
ha. no sheep Is by this .oheme obliged Ju''
In hi. purchasosof olothlngand woollen
good, to pay a tribute to hi. fellow "e* 11
farmer«, well a. to the mennftctnrer
and mercb.nt; nor la any mention
made ot the fact that the sheep owner)
themielvts and their household, must
wear clothing and use other article. ,
manufactured from the wool they eeh «F 1
at tarlfl pricer, and thus ae oon.umers, '.'J
must return thelrehareof this increased
upon the theories of protection uud frvsu
trade. Thl. savor, tco much of bandy T''
log epithets. It Is a ooudltlou which y
confronts n—not a theory. Kalief from , non
! tbl. condition may involve a slight re ! "J 10
| ductlou of the advauiagta which we '} ye
' award our home productions, but the : laiay
| e„,7re withdrawal ofVnchadvaoage. r
!»honld not be contemplated. The qt£,. H a
; non of free trade 1. abaoluMy Jrrele- î b * n
7unt, and the pei»lst«nt e.alm made In wd
• wrtaln quarter* tuat »11 effort» to re «tilati.
Ueve tue people froja anjust and nu*
; i>eoe§fary taxation are eonemp.a or ao- pr j
< called iree-traaera 1» uileuulevoue ana 8 t,
j far removod from any consideration for jjj
the public good.
The simple and plain duty which we
owe the people is to red nee taxation to if
the necessary expensf a uf an economical e i
operation of tbe governmeu., and to re- Ko
store to lhe hnsiDsss of the country tne
money which we h i d lo the ireaaury
through the perversion of governmental .«
powers. Gkuvisu ChUvaLAJi .
--- ^
«trse. ami «ener pirsnisn.
The Bo »fd of Director# of tbe Street ON
Department hold a regular weekly
meollD g last evening. Tbe Street Com- .
wa8 ordered t3 h ave gutters
, h ( (d of H arr ( aon f r0ui Front dl
j t(J p, eaamnt 8treets pa „ d , y.rmle.ion |
tap a private drain on Ninth street ~
f „ r tne pu: pose or draining the property [
N (i24 Wosl Ntnth 6free( WM granted
Th )ma9 ll)llly . Immission to tap ül&r
8e00Ild , (retl Mwer for the purpose of
or dt » lu | Dlf ,bn houso No. KKW West street,
WM .ranted to P. F. Walsh. The pay and
r0( j , of lb() WBeb ending Decembsr 3, Sure
Bbow | nK arteen men employed »nd
am0Unt [ D g to tHU.M, was ordered paid,
A balance of tfti 772.31 to the oredlt of
a | Po g lr . ot and Sewer Department was
reported |,y the olty treasurer. Tbe
00ntrac; t„ Bttt |„ the bod of Sixth etreet
be tw *eu DuPont and 8aott was award
Md j am0B y McBride for 26cents per
I
sia
noon
th«
care
had
cubic yard.
Tho following bllia were approved
. t»nil ordered p»id : C. F Thomas & Co.,
jg qj. Daffy, $ ICO 25; Maurice
MorRn |.^;.25; William Harrtgan,
h*. McBride, $41-50; J• 8.
Murrldor., |26 25; Thomas Reynold»,
lbe f ^ Jam0H u arr igan, f53 63; Matthew
ir.m ti 7K*
her
son,
had
also
t log
' I
Kyle, Ü 75; Delaware Terra Cotta
oompany, *14 73; Henry McKinney
Campbell, »142 lß.
ÏP6 afreet UommisBiooer waedirectea
b i >att aga iu.t Hubert. Oa.eDy |
^ r b uL , 8 f ta ctlng the publio highway
()onne i, , tM et between Third and ;
p ()nrlll w i t fi a pile of onrbetone. The
£ oar(1 aL , jourucd at a late houruntllto- "
sorrow evening _
— Baten..
to morrow (Tlmredaj) evening. A" i p0(
interesting program ha» been arranged, ;
of acd among tboee who «ill Mi«m ;
Mlauea Ann» M. Dawson, MaryJThlel i lQg
ap- man. Harriett Pennowell Belt, MeM™
w. R. Walter», N. D Oloward, Henry | Ue
O. Conrad, N. R. Bsoeon and Masters
. j Uer bert Mullln, Dorr F. Dlefendorf.
per- A epecial oar will leave Fourth »ml
are Markot utroet. in the evening at Î 15.
Fare for the round trip, 10 ? b ®
d young people of oar oity are invited to
extend a helping hand.
tud -- » —— , , the
, uyrns oommaoiiery Fair.
tbe' Tbe fair of Cyras Oommandery in ,
Odd Fellow»- Hall was well patroulxed f
last evening. Furry'» orobeetra fur ,
ded «"bed tho music. Delaware Oomman- ^,
m derv will attend in a body on Thursday se
dery wl aue ^ John , # 0l , Ua 0D
„. SrUay evening of this week.
^ W a. G
An excursion train conipostd 0, ® T « '
8i)l , borat0 | y painted Monaroh »leeping
b e B pa»»ed through tbl» oity about
ri . ... , P , 0B b ï68 torday, bearing a party
per- n | exoarelonlsts for TIorlda The ex.
oa " lu, ' p- y AirA ewVarkültî
B Mog „ 9 *uhee all hla friend.
save tobear In mind that he is now engaged
their '."ph Mr FeUhelm.r at Koenomy Hall, ln
There No . 40Ô Market street. _
brick hour J. Apply
Th» nativity of anMn. [
1 Ther * *• *»«"'- *■ In the!
ri7r »* nt Ocngree*, and the Irishmeo l ct
leBd - «-Id*. There are «even life
I Bertchmeo audiwo Norwegians. Min- j 1887,
i aîs?^» y» *«
tlrel * f«ores«Lted by men of foreigu !
h,rlh - Wilson wm born in Iroliad. And
John Und came from Sweden Mr
DoMia iH » Bcotobicme. KnoteNe" i !
cauie from Norway and bad the largest j
majority of any max In Congre*.
i L^Po'd .Morue of 3oelon I» a Bavarian,
Ronels, the baggage master Cun spirit
»ressman, ai?o cine from Bavaria, tbelr
Hendervoa and Kerr of IlllnoU were
l,0 * b born ln Bootiand, and John T
°* lDa > lti * Mormon, flret ea* light on
the Isle of Man. Ail of the Maine dele wd
* ,tlon »«« born In the State they rep trait
resent. Ohio h.e the sreatwt number
of non. ln the Hoose, there being >■>
'wen.y.Kve Sepresentatlvat of Ohio the
birth. A majority o." tbe men are col
sduoated. The number of Oon. with
,(r ' Mme ," Qom[llit ,rr ' m * uod ln a bB
oreasea from year to year. Nearly all
| hire two metr.lter« of their Blue Leg
t.latnre. and the doaihern member, as
* rul# war# ln ths Confederate army
' fb * Ir ' aD in the Houle aceme to leg
| be W. L-. Kelley of I'ennoylvanla, who
1 1» 7^ »"d 'be ■'orage.t. Shlveley of
i Indiana, who 1« » jÆrnali.t, a gredu- then
! at* o.'^ Aaa Arbor and ouly JO. bor'.
- - wa.
1° Iook Ip(,u * Lrl « ht ' benutiful baby deed,
™r
-
»W« Bhe«p«il bat house la .he clly ,»
"""'•'f K *7*'' 40> "* r ^"'
Try tus» »c«»i, j,,. »/H like it. so,
«» l«M«rptify's for your bed spring.. 1I)(1
Her yonr,furniture at Merphey'.,
Try • c«.mi ; you sareiy like !t. pay
W;-I. Kimble, «roeer, 2l .« »nd Ju.U.un st. , l6s
M'»*rd »• u.»i». jeweler, » E. Seeond rt.
» ",! al !s "t JY 1 "' 1 *'
L ï Î f f"'.
mmTÏSÜ mrmîü If^^.^'ieamV
1.""™" '• ïcss '" p ' eime
uou><jbo. h. Murphey 1 * for yoar parioi taa
chamber and diuiuK room fundiur«. auy btup
ley , i * ee *;
ilKÄ 't'bf'mvbtdVSd'lawit
e.lliir.n o! SBmantbs'iit* N™»to«». Prieur,
duced to ILTfc. AKsnts wsnted. ' gone
ll yo« want your Hester« «nd tun*.! over will
honied »nd putin «.»oe nroer i'or the sliiu-r
Ju'' K"ind hYut 1 (ÏÏ™, By uu ne.
phone,-Number sä, it will St promptly tten- her
"e* 11 »- 1
, , , „ .
«F 1 ?? 01 " lo8> e '" b " ni1 !? xl , ou * W * 8X I
'.'J ,ho '"neoolcar uesue. Toluvlgor.a.e ,
tbonraghly acd epew.1 v, a eouni.
„.lCT * I*f! w J a l
T'' Wb .'^ >i«b';.ned In bn .It, acea
y ", n ifi?«?™, 0 «/rh« fiS>d Be9 SSb! 1< UmI '
, non ase m latton of the food. _ No time
! "J 10 " J l6 " *" begtnntng the ''"POf» I
'} ye procee., nor shout, tbe.e be ary
: laiay *" r » Kovlll H tbo-e ailments uf (
r «d->ent oocurrenoo. which contribute |
H a '"h ."d^e ^vM "' urtlpa
î b * n """*°, b v" ""pVnl;'' SiMnier. j
wd j cb t he Bitter, will assnrtdly extdn I
«tilati. It aImo r«moiieM r.ad prevent« i
8U( t kiJnfy troabiee, and la a ,
pr j me ft Qxlllarv in the recovery ol
8 t, rôD »th for oonvalesoeote from wasting :
jjj tea8ü j
- « - j
weit»' u»ir nm«aui.
if gray, reatore» to original oo'er. An ,
e i eaaD j; dr«&sloo .soften« and toaautifiM.^!
Ko * 0 „ nQr ;W(j _ A mnlo rvstorutive; ed."
hair oomlng ont; strcjngthenë, |
oieMW8 heals scair-. 60o. : the
.« Kou2h on Tootbacha" Instant relief >
"ROUGH ON COttNÖ," hard or j
^ com», iso -'ROUGH ON BILE
Pllle.-* Little, but good. ICo. "ROUGH
ON WORMS/" Sure
You Mast Wot
. h 0 u Dirt" wuh the ordt
W S hing 2m «'und" ' U I. a new,
dl «?roDt and 8 alt-uetber «"parlor article
| UtoaMkMpUg.Atoon
~ women A tew dls.yivery Boats
[ w , t Kitchen, Laundry,
a"aroWM Bath or Sbampw.
ül&r ° b,E *'
* >. jttemal
Ask for V'ü h na.^Lue
and External Remedy ti. each pa-aage.
Sure oore. 0O0 ^ _
nano or Tts.uo without Kepsir.
V-itur hf(!ins to decline when rtjsp-p.,
sia invade« tne stomach. The dlsea^,,
prolonged Ihroagh nrgleot, entail» w
in
■J5o
14,
Cleareo \«Ni«rUay.
The steel «chooner yacht Yam pa
cleared from this city ye»t«rday after
noon at 2 30 o'clock. Öüe was taken to
th« mouth ot Ibo creek by the tug
Taurus, aud th«ro trannferred to the
care of t he tug Ocoigo W. Pi Id«, Jr , of
Philadelphia Captain J. W. E dridge
had oorumaud of the jacht, and her
owner, V ce Commodore Caplo of the
d A.Cary Smith.
Florida YaehL Club
her defciguer, wf re aboard and will ao
her to New York. N. H B n
fit
it
company
son, Jr, ai.J Holton B. Yatnail, who
had charge of the joiner wort, were
also on buarfl with a k»»B r { «*''*
t log the finishing touches to the yacht.
' I Ttioy returned ou the Iauraß.
aiwxuw at snlciae.
| A Dsspe.a-» aoamiH at am ».
Conneulhvi *- 1-«. J>eo. 0. Dayld
; Barry, UlTl kTfAf sift l.ere A
perate ettor * t ^ k ., .[..o». (rouitar
" ot "' n „V.ndseyemi lbe
wrlet. He was
"SSStad'uS'^ ^tore ofl ^
i p0( on aKalu , an d rtiOovered sufficient
; 8tron g t h , 0 be taken to the Mercy Hoe
; pitftl »4 Pittsburg, lie usd been di -.nk- 1
i lQg be avily aua d«spoud«ncy is the
cause. He la a married m&u of family.
| Ue can acftrco;y recover.
---
In « uirsetor. Meer.
jjdward L Martin, Willi. N. Brown |
„ Wllbnr u . Bnnilte, director, of tho ;
® state Board ol Agriculture, hold »
to metlt i n g n t Dover ou Monday. Tboy
"n.ldered the .taiue end the rate, of I
the De aware ond Atlautii Telephoue ,
»nd Telegraph Company. 1 hero ia ecu i
in , tder »ble dUeatiefucfon with the rates
f along tbe lower end of
, Hues, ami tbe matter will be brought
^, ore ^ General Amenably at its next
se „ lon .
0D aestlon. -
Deati. or stotner ularu
G ^"J , t ffJSnf'& k, B£S5; rl 3
« ' Chari ty ol America, died at the Mother
11()U6e in Dubuque county Iowa, on
8u|i| j she touuded the Order of Sts
ter8 of *charity in toi» country, catablish
mg the first Mother House In Phli.de!
lÂî'co-'îïïr«^.
JJ* ™ ^ In company with four other
ButerB / Bhe established tho Mother House
ln Dubuque,
1
Use Watson'« Tar Cardial for coughs
and colds, 806 Market et.
[ 1 b n.morl»
Mr«. If.rj Jan« Swesttmon, widow
l ct »ernes 0 Bwaattmon departed tbU
life un Wedneeday morning, Nov. Id,
j 1887, la her Mlh year.
*« our desolated bom*
! Each Aftett « Make of tue
And thoa*<tit «xelslms wsw erl ream,
Wher* oa «dear mother he,
! ^^S.XwVÄ'ln urîtSmb! Il00 "'
j !
Ble.iwd are the dead who die In the
Lord, yea from henoefortb seltb the
spirit for tbeyrest from their labors and
tbelr work| do follow them.
Poor on earth, bat oh, not poor In
heaven! Oa, dear mother, had we beet,
wealthy, bow thy »alienee in thy long
wd exorucfaSng aflt.ction—tby hmnble
trait and supplication te thy Heavenly
FMber In thy .pell, of agony, and faith
>■> bl» pronktee» weald have been told In
the chnrcb>nd nt thy home. I
Many n Kovewnd would have come
with high »onnotog word# of pralee for
a bB .? e " r ^f* e(1 .»'»»«, 'f®* «oU*
death. Miny Bong, dreary day wa.
ehek.pt by tnflramy fron» attending
J'vlno Mrrlce, or even walking any
di.Unoe from her tome, bat her truet
leg heart apd simple faith ia ,the Sa
vlour'« lofe found the pew» that
paaM'h all nnder.ta»ding, and .he era.
then nearlf home a. .he told » neigh
bor'. .on a lltt.a while be:»re ehe
wa. oonflntd to her room, neartr, in
deed, than .he knew to the ehlnlng
How maliy elok bede ban she watch.d
,» e r Id times agonr : neighbor, and
feiend« beneätPel and kindly attended
so, always ready to the call of elokneu.
1I)(1 dletr( |„ Rt midnight or day, in
or c( , lal| when able> Kcd w | th0 ul
pay or recompense, only tbe consoioaa
, l6s , of doing good, while tbe poor In
palmf day. nevbr went away
empty from o« door" even In her de 7
cuing »ear. often giving that which
»hoo-nldaot rpsr», and unfortunately
eime of those sbe ald«l gave her ln re
taa only ha««» Ingratitude acd crn^l
npaiort while jorrow at tbe loss of dear
children
''«.band
never follj recovered, hot now ebe in
gone io the presence of tier God, who
will repay the deed« of love and obarity
»npatd on earth, where all tbe nuyate
ne. of life .trail be unveiled. Gone lo
her beavenly father, wbo.be eo often
1 .»plicated to take her borne,
I
,
,
aLu*—aaLvaJ in On
acea aaltail on flu.
' fenwila uuu Anstria
» '•*>» unO Ao.trla
I Bcui-iVy December S. There Is a re
newal hereof the rumora that Russia is
( ».uecutrat ng a mll -tar) force along the
| M.strlanlrontler. These rumors have
ZlZ C °"
j n.e^ïlays'. -ï'ho mport) of the
I astcuibllufr of Russians on tbo Galician
i irouticr eveko appr^heiiblon-i ol a blow
, against Austria Whether that blow—
which U• clot Intended with the view of
: attaining, ends wherein Germany has
j never o_.Jiot.e i Husaia, but lor other,
j farther reaching purpoaes— will admit
Germ.iny'b remaining a' peace lor any
, leuirth *) time Ih a question which
doubtiess Ru»6la has long »luce answer
ed."
| Th« Vi-nua Fremdenblatt says that
: the Kuba au miliUiy rneasurts
> frontier i^e at variance w th the general
j desire Tor peace uad tbe hopes thereof
cauaet*. by the meeting ol the EmpcrorB of
Germöi»y|and Ruoela In Berlin.
f
foot
the
■Jail
ket
are
and
200
for
and
still
the
in
and
all
Dae,
Betti
s&b.
ing
and
ajnd :b«o her kind and aged
Ivan a blow from which she
Hie lorm thst losg did writhe In pain
Ul'tVn" V^iXy"''
And t | Cd to ah!n8 ln brighter day,
w t.c-e all tü« lost on earth unite
in j»l»;a«urea aid Irotn inoital uly hi.
tor
and
by
by
is
Oa
ing
$3
I«
M. J, S.
the
OfUcers to t>e Elected.
On Ta^rpilay even'ng another public
meeting pf Chus^n Friends Castle, No.
14, K.. G] E., will be held In the Baker»'
Union building, on Fourth street near
W&lant. Oflticrtra will be «elected on
that t veiling. On FriiUyevenluglium
buldt C-^itle, No- 13, will meet und Üx
upon th« data for Institution. The mo»t
promlnept young Germans of this oity
will ooiclpase thi» oaotle.
*,iMu.>lcr» in Jail.
Yesterday afterncon Bradley and
Slmntoi R, two of the colored gamblers
oapturu by th« polio
night, w-r« tak-^n to Now Cattle lu
char y » O* Ofii-Jbr O'Neill. Their friends
fnrnisiifid them a carriage and gave
ihtirn h send ctf. Bat nob secured ball
yewterdajj morning, aud It is i>aid bull
will b*.- m.- ared for Poatisg, aliaa Poul
8011 .
|ac
all
Ç5
to
ol
on Batorday
A Whole Family l.ost.
A r.icjj» r.amed L mg, afield laborer,
with tH wife and three children, have
lived for several years in a log cabin on
the bank of Rowau creek, neat Kenton,
Kentucky,
fit soo
bad c
it inr
pan:« 1.
auppofcw.l they have besn )08L
-*
1 AumveraArjen |
Thi« livening Pahfltlne Castle, No. 1. i
Kolgbtp of the Mys.lo Chain, will o«le
brate Us r.eoond annlyerhary ln ih«
a»rkne«s Balldtng.
The second aunivereary of Warwick
| OaatleJWo. 8, K G. K., will be oelebra- 0
; tod to fcormw - vadi.g in tbs K G. K.
» Hall al Fifth »mi French elreo...
**"
of I , «form». Confer.«...
, Au IWoraal conference ol the clergy- e
i mtu ol the Frotei-laut Episcopal Church
was held ln the lecture room of St. An j
of drew'» V. R Church, yeeterdav evening.
All tbJ derlei del'gate»entitled to seats
were Wnt.
thoroughly dls'u -cd.
adjourned at 10 o'clock.
3
on
Sts
O-i ôi:.u?day nlfjht it was
K*il that, th« back of the oroek
'«>1 in, carrying tbe cabia« with
Ih» water. None of the o^cn
« b««ti »«en d'.nco, nnd it 1&
vrtkt C.ck, /»V« her CtetoxU,
\ ('hilft, Sit« ei for Onsi'/cla
ML»% site Clttaiç to CftkUrlB
1 uiiiroû, su» kasc I lient Ca«
WUcl -
WXtiu
Whea 1
tor] a .
(1 tho pRuatlon
The ionferoBce
.
•
Nur York, Dec. 6 —Walking Dole
, McLvugullu, Harvey,
il McDonald, who we
Walking Delegate« Held to Bail.
gate» Kieru
Armeijro g
ar c.itcd last week «u a ebargo of con
«pirsoy raad« by William J. Merritt &
Co , builders* wer.» held today lu fcïuo
ball tffch to await the motion ol tho
gt&ul jury»
A nne/ohant down town nell3 more of
Dr. Bdl.'e Cough Byrap than all other
maditines together. It surely mnet be
the bist remetly for a consh, oold and
1 »ImiUt aflectlocs Prlun 25 conte.
I
dred,
away,
veyed
aid
Special HentKni.
Hr». Jasons' pair Bulletin.
What ribbons wo have left will he
■old at the r.dnoed price*. We will
sell this week Egyptian aod Oriental
lace, at leu than half price. Lace, that
■old at 28 and SO oents, fair prices lac.
Lace, were 40c., fair price 20x All
laoe. greatly rednoed. Yon will eave
price of admission if yon bay only one
yard of our laces acd ribbons Mrs
Jacobs, 220 King aud 617 Market Sts.
lc is a Fact
that everybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant give« 2240 lbs. of the beaî, well
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
f .lne and hlcory klndllDg wood ln large
oade. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. CcDtral office.
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. Opening ln the evening.
Mllltr.»ry Palate, 617 Market street.
Being a little dark, Mrs. Jacobs has bod
electric light* put In. Ladles ean now
purchase at night, being utile to match
the most delicate thode by this light.
■Jail and see how It Improves thiB already
handsome store. Mrs Jacobs, 617 Mar
ket street aad 230 Line street.
tfometBIng Wovtn Kewding.
Just opened with a foil libs of wall
papers and window ebadea, whioh we
are selling at the very lowest prices; we
woald solicit a call from our friends
and the public. G. W. Evxps & Co.,
200 West Seoocd street
Fine rnotognpiiu.
If yon want yonr photograph» taken
for Christmas be sure and oall on Gum
ming., He wll- make you 12 cabinets
and one 8x10 piotnre few 93 00, and
guarantee to please you. 302 Market
street.
$
$
S 18
$;8
$
ssTial
lars'
tn>
them
able
the
part
1,200
eyes
fetch,
wants
$7
$iS,
fit
as
other
faced,
one.
HUH HftDKlDC.
H. D. Holt, 213 Wwt ttooond street, 1«
still hanging «nd soiling wall paper
the cheapest in the city. Big redaction
in prices of all grades ot papers, aod
border gllS paper as low as 16c. apiece.
Fine •'«eld
and silver American watches; fall line;
all grades, ladies' and gent'»; prloos
lowest ln tlie ottj. Satisfaction guar
anteed or laoney refauded. William
eon'«, 105 West Eighth street.
Tatnall Bros., at 1UI Maryland ave
Dae, have Jest received a oar of Cotton
Betti Meal, direct from mill in Arkan -
s&b. Bond to them for circalar contain
ing Information concerning this fetd
and directions for feeding It.
Hftlklay Hotirtw.
J. Paul Brown, ®17 Market street.
Now ia the time to ait for holiday p!c-1
tares. Don't keep away on accoant of*
cloadj weather.
Korse Kianhsts.
P'.aob, wool and a;l kinds of lap
robes; largest stock, best assortment,
lowest ptioea u>i Yc/gtr's Harnebo*
Works, 407 Shipley fttieet.
Horned Lau Mfttt
H. F. Bourdon & Ero.'é brand of
Three B. B. It cfgar». Who'esale and
retail. N. W. cor. Öeoond and Orangen
Oatibbh czntED, health and sweet
breath aecurwl, hy Sltllcb's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal lnjeo*
tor free. Danforth's 2nd and Market.
Will you pukfem with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint ? öhiloh's Vit»
iixvr I» guaranUitfit to cure yoa. Bold
by Danforth.««>r. 2nd and Marfc«t stb.
6l«EKFLE»a ITIOUTH, Œk^ïe misera 'lie
by mat terriblo ooagh. Shiloh's Curt
is the remedy fur > *u. N B Dan
forth, corner Second uud Market sU.
Builoh'u CjHIQH aud CjnenmptJoD
Oa re is sold by as on r. gaaranteo. It
cares oonsamption. ßold liy N. B. Dan
forth, cor. 2nd and MarU.-t Bta.
Mrs. Jacobs display at DuPont Post,
fair Is th« handscmeBt, and ehe 1s tell
ing bargains there la r lobons and iuces
this we»ik.
Fine gold and »liver watches at re
Jcoed prioe«, a ftitl lice of gold and
fin« rolled go'.d plated chain« at 15 E
Fourth at. Li. H. Han!.
Now 1« the time to pp to Bucher'» for
photographs, a» ho w:,l be very baey
just before CbrlRtmas. Cabinet« only
$3 per dr «'.en. 311 Idnckat street.
Where can I get good lfquore?
Why at Becketi'e, to be »are, 108 W.
Seventh street.
Beat piaoe to get txaof, rantton or mi
I« of Lovell, «lall 11, Otty Market.
Telephone 441.
Heater and range work. Oallalier &
Burner, »09 Orange street. Telephone,
m.
many
when
r.E
All
50
too
Oall aud ree tho banmil'*«*??
|ac 617 Market ai»*! 3'2d «îrcclA
Mr». Jacobs.
Harry Bnch«r'.'> gallery will bo open
all Thanksglvlcg Cabiceis ouly
Ç5 p«r dozin.
Lovely tricnncsid and bnnr^ts
almo&t given away a? Mllllaor.v Pnluo««
220 Ling of rent and 617 Markul tits,
taah », French mreet wharf L the place
to buy your coal»
Electric light in Millinery Palace, S17
Market btreet.
Call amt woo our five feathers ami
f&ncu, 220 Klag and 6 17 Market streut«
Handsome millinery by electric light,
ol Millinery Palace. 617 Market btrtet.
Bargains In millinery good* at Mrs.
Jacob«', 617 Mai ket and 2-0 Kink Sts
For good ooal go to Iluiii'a, French
street wharf.
rot- the itenetic »r me Cfiorch
| a. converti ander tht* »Auspices oï the
1. i MUo 8rïciety tor lho t)«n«tir. of l>Ja
W4fa Avenue Baptist oburoh will tu
klveQ 0 „ Taesuay evening, December
13th. Tho combined choira o? th«
cUil , ph Bu() Sandrt y FO tool, ef.'.stfd by
0 . tl ,, r ta i eati wiU fnrniah tho raus'.c.
K. TI;B urc in hopes that tic
onoert will be well patrouixed, 60 that j l
inn eooUty may be able to make a good UOP
return. TI J3 cooc r; promUtc to bo uc
e uJo,abie one.
j All the bast brand? of flour at Dickey
& Co , N. W. err. Front and Orange.
1&
Tho Patapsco Baperiatlvo Patent. !b
the he»t fioui, becaase is makes the
wbltaet, sweetest aud moat rutrltioa»
bread. ÂHk your grocer or U-jar dealt-/
for it.
Go to Dickey &> Co. for Gold Me'al
Flour.
F
-
'I
Tant
and
at
n«id(y Udrt.
k
In
. Ar Mr». Coates wae wa kins» along
the P., W, & B. railroad, bttveon Bird
• and M.A<li.-iou «trootN, a boor. f-5x o'clock
last evening, «be /til into Shipley ton
sewor, iejurm/ one «î her lugs »o badly
that ehe tad to be v.i y :ied home «nd
walk nu the treidi
& that the sower ia not covered betnftxn
tho ral s, and to a «bore existed person
tho or alter night it il liable to pro vu a
fi
medloal aid eucamjimd
Peraone who
onld rememtisr
fi
d-a h trap to any ouu who aitrxapta to
walk over it.
13
Tj
of — - -
Bargains at M. R.WyiM,^, N. E, ccr.
be Second and Orange 8tr et-; undreiutd
and kid glove», 5oc.; latost etyleof bastles,
holiday goods,
Kruiaway Xccidee
AaS.muei Vail, of Sb Georg«« Hun
dred, was driving to Delaware Otty on
Monday, his horse took fright and ran
away, when bn was thrown from hie
carriage, breaking one of hie thighs and
InlllotlDK otbrr Injuries. He wae oon
veyed to tale borne and proper aorgical
aid afforded.
WSMU IKEI A BKSW».
$ 18.00 DVEN * n sterling
to it, however, we
$ 18.30 spe-ak of it as the
$25 Overcoat That's
S 18 - 0 *> the p* ice we're used
to for the quality.
$;8 00 But, these 1,200
Overcoats are an ex
$ 18.00 eeption. The transac
tion has been un-'
ssTial all through.
Baying fifty thousand dol
lars' worth of the finest
cloths from a famous Ger
tn> a n manufacturer: getting
them at a singularly favor
able price: and doing it in
the heirt of the season. That
part went off well enough.
What. c*n» we do'with
1,200 of one quality?
What? Why chut our
eyes to what they wonld
fetch, let every man who
wants such a fine Coat save
$7 to $9, and sell them at
$iS, $i8, $i8, $iS, $:8,$i8.
We're miking a little pro
fit on them. Nothing like
as much as you. Of course,
they'll go fast.
Warm, strong,good Storm
Coats- $12: $20, $25^35,too.
Hasn't made its way to
other stores: the double
faced, all doth, Fur Beaver
one.
You'll not wonder
many want the $16 50 Suit
when styles are seen.
so
VYanàtnakfer&. Brown,
OAK HALL,
r.E Gor.Sixth & Market St».
PHILADELPHIA.
CRANOR & CO.
Have Reduced
All Silk Spanish Laces, 5 in.
wide, from 25 to 19 cents.
A vgiy superior quality ot
Spanish Laces, irom $1 to
50 cents.
Egyptian Lace, 8 in. wide,
from $1 to 50 cents.
Egyptian Lace, 8 in.wide,
from 75 to 40 cents.
Oriental Lace, 9 ia. wide,
from 30 to 20 esnta.
Oriental Lace, 3 in. wide,
from 25 to 15 cents.
Oriental Lace, 5 in. wide,
from 30 to 19 cents.
Oriental Lace,, 5 in. ivide,.
from 37 ^ to 25 cents.
A large lot of narrow
Oriental ar.d Egyptian Laces»
too numerous to specify, but
reduced one half.
j l '^ T 0il < Tl , u Olf 317 and MID olewureavm,
UOP '
uc
!b
621 Market St.
%
F
KS \ l/K,
- tmiii* 'NUl'P iNEAiYTßRMS.
No. M \ a** Keren street
bio. laoti West «tr«ec.
'I hcB® noc3«s U'ive 8 room?, bath an! other
rbjTö boas:» ba-.
U rooms, hatha
laundry au.l all fi*nveDleDcog: Cop trebly a off
eoavSbivaLly located, with troas and side.
Tant 8.
Nos
iü, 122-4 1221, 1^-3 a'Âd 1230 West
-cornu and
inoShIOol x»a 1005 , ico 7 . y:oo, ich, ÎOIÜ»
and VU6 W«u li'lgiiüj Btrcot.
? hot: o«i are new
at
K Î
V
i r early UoX-shed^
k t.iali lUo tutj iD;;rovom2Hts, ai;d looated
In a replaljr lmpr<»
ïxvnt ami i do yard
No. 1- ic I'roctoa Vl*vc© a fl rooms, bath, eto.
No. »lb » locola tyree^., 0 roaaus and bath*
vuh f l«o yard,
«nd
jlghcorhood, with.
a
on Front strest.
No
Noh. flôs ana 910 Madison street.
No. 12 u it'n« Ftiaei, m rooaas and tAtb.
Ne"«. U2J, U 24 . 1 US and IMS Poplar street*
fi rr«;
Noi I' SO, 1!82,1:84 and 1133 Walnut street
fi rooms.
to
*C8 1804,'230, .UQ^ 1213, 1214, 1216 ana
13 é Wa'uut, street; ) rooms and bath.
14. F*, corner ütar.h an - 1 ran kiln ttreots; 7
Tj
Funding 1 t3 In
oioUy. /*oply to
ccr.
ue'utnd western part»
J. Aü ti ÜSTCS 'Jot: 1 C L»L*Y,
No. doe Market stros^
C« et-wii«