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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04

There win be no regrss On the part O.
the pscpie TIA; tia coal c9mhtnAsions
thai KEPT the priee Of coal 90 high, are
nOw Ah0aE crnnbaing 10 paesss Until
now the prices have been the result Of
CON snAt1ons. that have placed . fcss-
tdozs valve On coal aAd supplied cas-
TONERS and cuneamers in snch QaAzri-
ties and &C saeh times NJ TO bring about
the must favorable resaiS Ter the com
binAEi0nA. VITA these Combinations
going % pieces there viii b No good
reason Why eol should net be supplied
in Wn@tngson NJ a 50 and t5 per ton
~ most, and possibly iess according 20
the a1neer OF middle men Who had 20
have . alice frOn . ton of coal from The
time II was taken from the mines until
II reached the CELLAR Of the csnsn mer.
VITA these eonhinArions hroken down
there vii Be . mare normal c3ndtfior
Of Affair, and individual operators Vii
have o show. Prices VAL be regulated
BY the l4ws Of supply AID demand, and
there viii be . nure healthy condition
Of trade geserAlly.
Tne Lancaster New E-s in referring
- this matter sAys; These combinations
are In direct violAAon Of the In NE Of thu
connonEeAlth Of PsnnsylFantA
They are neither mare Dof less than
c7nSpirAcias O. the part % the c1Al
companies 20 make coal o0nsuners pay
an Abnormal prioe for their fneL They
are DonVpolles o. the most oesas q Die
nHd, tend,3E alike ID cypress The lAtsor-
ing Miners ~ veal n tie c3nS1n e-s ..
coal TDsy Are opposed not only 70 the
Law Of the land, bat 70 free sEserpriss
Ani pnhHs policy. In 10 Other Ian.
are they OF vUali they BE so1er1ssd 20:
a. koCr, bzi here they exiE In dssAoc.
os Law. Instead Of bskEg . sozrce q
regret, tbs failure 70 sH--s q new ~
r1ogeBezs viii prove Pabeis h=oesi
TAsre shozl3 be oozpszsa1a II -
e1& eGEssss Jas n tAe-s - n n
oshsx n-hnehss a trA1.- nis NAY No
prove - p-9EsAAas - the cozpkz5ss
bal VII bezsEi th4 caEzEzz-A L.
the Ps37as tasrs<grz re3Ex La =,
OK ccnRrrz = sroESn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04

Tne GrA11 IDzlzs Il tAe C.gzxry d
New C.ss2ss .AEe vgy kz1Al=sy And
wisely ooo6eZne& ia kAeEs Of zR--h-
ing nnMoer Of MAsAsse6 prisanz-s q
aid tr9G tie C11rs H9zss A.d rA[l-and
depOs, throEga or 2ass Pzh1Ee szrsssA,
WHARF thsy Are isers6 As Aed inszlssd
b. rAo5ls d eA1area, Aod ezrs0zs
men AID vSzea- II stranger hAppen
into oar city 81 . rDs When q coxz O.
more human beings nAEAelsd sozsGhe-
were marched up the streets 70 the
he IVES IN q CHRISTIAN city. A year ago
the GrAnd IEqnest ooadezssd this
prA>tiee, and the sAns complain; made,
and desire expressed that the cAass
Of the complaint be removed Bat IL
the coz plants and reoonmendArio1l
thAs have teen made sson 70 have n
itA7snoe upoa the Levy Coari thai
alone has the p3wer % at effectively
IN the matter.
Way doea no: that body do some
thing in The cAse Ths cost 70 Il.
county wozld only Be for . pris1r
hack Aad horse, possibly two horses
that noEd eArH their support be5weer
tineA
AL humane people in Wilmington
sincerely desire th1s The Levy C0ur
viii &C; promptly II this matter, q
tina; vhsn tie Nay rsrm q COar1 OPEN
there may 10; Be repeda on Of saeh 4
deno-Alizing sigh; ~ wAs Witnessed y
this FERN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04

GovEKxoB F1Akcr, Of Ohio. has
commenced ~ tia night place to make
n refOrm by removing the Pssics oozn-
missAoners Of ClncinnaE Thar re-
nSyal vas recommended by the ooD-
nistse o. one hundred Of Ctncinnsd.
oODpused Of beth Republicans and
DsnorAsA The police commissioner
are % blame for the frauds that we're
committed nj Last falls election The
palics nn4sr them Ahsoln.eiy refused
70 serve wGrrAni<, 20 make arrests q
aid In any way the non partisan COM
mites f3rDs6 jnst bssnre the election
to p1rge the regssrAEion hsss nd p-e-
vent frAndnlenS voang. These poll -
nen placed every Obstruction in TIE
way Of the COMMITTEES, and openly AID
ed the rePssters and farserA Tbey
vii now have an opportunity 81 Ask
ina themselves wbethsr fraud pays
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04
WAhAMAkKkL
rmA.ErzA 7lz-sa.y. Re. lsz-

PELArEFE-A Il --saHy. Fes = lssL
Partisan novelties nth and
costly, 10 longer novelties.
down; 81 to So a yard; i.tle
Of any one, but many and
various.
Plush and velvet brocades:
plush and damask stripes:
satin and velvet; cut and IN
cut velvet and plush, MORE
antique ard plush; applique
with outline cord; shaver
plush dot and ottoman
stripes; stripes OF plush and
faille Franc aise brocade all
over OF uncut plush.
Such are the groups The
stuffs are too many TO even
mention. Some will brir 2
Us halt their cost, some
more, SINE less.
E4sr Tran.ep;, le1t tie A.clde.
Plain gros-grain silk Of
twenty acceptable colors OF
quality such as you look for
at half-a dollar higher,
lsI.25.
EAs. Trsnsept
Silk is said to be higher il
France. We doubt it. We
don't doubt the effort 20 put
lup the price. We doubt i,
success. l. hasn't got here
lyet anyhow. There is &
little stiffness here and there
lin the market-over conf.
Idence We call it.
Black gros-grain Of man,
makes, French, Swiss, Ameri
lean; meme Of them higher
Higher than what! Than tn,
livery low prices of halt-a
.lyear past. And silks neve
reached SO low a plane be
fore
Black surah for summe,
light, not overdose in tn
/ weaving, frail-fee''ng, sub
: stantial, durable, clean, dus
flies eff iron it, practical
|: luseful, economical, enc G
THE pIeasantest summer dress
: lstutfs-24-inch black sural
Us cents to s.; not a penn,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04

THEEE - Certainly mach severe
s7fering sno,gs; the poo' durirs this
Indictment weather. The Assoc3A.sd
charities have no: had . plesh1ris pane
this yea, and hence are unable 10 ness
the many Pressing demands made OF
them for a.a. II is terrible to think OF
families in which there are children,
some Of whom are sex bang visbou;
fuel in the house, and yes there are
families in ihe city who are nursing
the las, 10: embers, not knowing where
the rex; are 20 c3me from Oar chan
table people have been severely taxed
II Ii true for the support Of the desd.
tue, o15 there Is ae.asl nesd OF . liile
farther ss-ainins in thai direcsion.
There are suffering sick wives and sick
children hey cannot Be permitted &C
suffer in christian city like Whining
tor. Lss or people loAn a hrtIe more
20 the Lard, By giyinE n.sle m9re 10
the pooY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04

TEE prohihEo1lsss and the cppc-
Dsabs Of ProhihaEion II AflkpA Ga,
are disP1f4ng about The results Of pro-
hibiraon in that plAca The opponents
%; prohibition pr-ssnf n startling STRAY
of figures 70 show that rroks tdraon hAs
ca1ssd gTess depression in hnSBsss and
depreciation Of property, while The pro
hihin1nists On the otber hand are
equally positive thai the mGniapAl AZ
fsars Of tAs city we're never bsttsr D1r
more eoonOnicAly Administered. md
thai II 1he election wa he'd ever, the
zAjorify wo1ld BE large than esfors-
As prohissfacn wAs only adopted n A.
LHni2 Aoou; two months $40, /; has
hardly Ind tine 10 make N irpreszHz,
either f0r good N bad. unlass IL has
been D1rs rig1dly enforced there than
in Other places WHERE il has bssn
adopted
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04
pEGIsTER's ORDER
~ KEf5T>FEE- OYYICg
nv C4HZLE Ls1TSTI. DIX

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04

The eviction Of miners In the Con-
nsllsville cake regions com menced yes-
terday, when twenty families were
turned on; Of their houses amid . pid-
Less storm, and to-day il IL said Ihs. 3
general eviction will AXE place. The
sympathy Of the public viii BE- With
the poor miners, composed Of Polss
and Hungarians. These were imported
here 70 take the place Of Others who
struck. and nov when they under.tAnd
the situation and AK for recognition,
they are shown the back door. The
cal com binatious will certainly lose
al public sympathy by importing more
cheap labor. This 10 not what tee
country needs a. the present time
There are more lAb1rers nov than there
L. labor for them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04

The Every Evening claims tia: 4:
merely wishes 20 publish the news Of
sae day, and has no desire 20 encourage
. conspiracy - injare The busineas Of
another paper. To outsiders Il appeared
10 sanction the unEarAnsed utssranes
Of correspondents, and thus encourage
then TO repetition Of assertions de-
signed 70 nisleAd tie reader and work
injury 70 some one In order that Is may
PROD; thereby.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04
HypoerftteaI

We d. not fad fault with Prs-iden,
Cleveland for removing Repa olicans
from Ole, bat we do End faal;
with tie hypocrisy ihss he prseice4
When men are removed WILTON, any
reason whatever, except political one,
he shoald have the madness 70 say 50,
II il worse than folly for him - pre-
tend 70 adhere 20 the rules Of civil SCI
vice, and az ss he does o. the ins;sn X
Of his political trieEdA II he vishe-
70 retain the res2es. OF the people, h.
mus; pursze . manly and strAigh'
forward coarse, ins:sAd Of one vhi:t
renders him liable % be called hypo
critical. II Democrats mus: be Ap-
poin;ed 70 once, le. the matter b
placed u parry gT3unda
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04

Z Is kAid ihAi gas is Furnished il
Berlin 81 s. @ par J ,e0s Tess in Ham
burg. - osgtt. Bann, = os1E Dres-
dan, BresslIn and Dasseaourf, "a oaEttz-
and il CS,sEDs il L. only s. osutE pr
T.. 09e fest TSess c1i1es Are al II
Eurls.es WHARF l1bsr = ch,eAr, bni The
oissr 6By We saw @ paragraph il 81
sIehA,se k.Ss-Eg thai B&l aD1-e Vas
making E--Angs-s-a - have - sos-a
ga - Ets hAs ESg =; - es1ls PEI !, 90
fesS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04

THE vlDcA O. dzll Erss las cone
with t1li f0-ss 1Po1 car DsrrhAn;s.
An3 i1sre Z EeDs-A es1PlASEi
A1s3Esi th@E There 10 scDe esns5-
iAz11 howers-, in the .hcs thA; Er-5ng
Il Ess skr %, II zAcssr hoE the SNOW
c5rs-s TIE Ergzrd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04
Contagious.

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04

sEA-oI z 66leb<-Fer, A.se- be got
fh-0zKh slIh Ss1ksn- E1EandA SID
th1i lie did Ids r31d bang rEn oTs.
By . rASlraG3 rrA4n, bat IL 6iaE :
Liz. bst-g IN ors- ~ . vhet{bk--
Dw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04

ToBoGGAS, --sAAi 10 The zane
Dor foE s13d.sg down tie HI, Aad
vhsoever tie sls<k running Elea q
kRzSee ozi. The inq-iry gM se, are
yoG gong 70 IS ao51G
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04

he lArg-ss ape and potato dssle: /.
the city. Tfos< II ws1i wcad save
tine and n0oey By bayirg Of S7e4iE
& Co, 10 EAEs Focrgh ssze~f
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04

II BOYS AID glrlAhhAu noi Re PER
mitssd 70 work In q pris =Bg on s=,wby
shoald they be permitted % vo.k II
stores and fA.1aries
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04

BoTs Carrying the RKPCBLIcAS
were 6nve1 Il TIE ssree. cars ne ot1er
eveHing Sy some SH-ay oppoDe1L wf0
took tAAi cozrse 70 prsTe.E them ski
ing IL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04
Nssttipsa, sianlhi & saltasr Aaaat
JAN. 18TH. 1855.

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SUNDAY TRAINS.
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Re. fzrthsc Information p1Sserxs-F are ?.
Erred 70 Ire ueKe. o,.es At the aIu5a,
AsAlAs Az - iaUs are limited expFese
st-sa uhi;h sTsr1 IRE IL CHARGED.
J. K, WOOD.
eeee-Al Passenger Agent.
IaAhE Z Prsz General Manager.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-02-04
gAoaB-s AUCTiox BOISE

FuE-sA AID Etag n 81 III -lax-0E lie
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WANAMAKEKss

Elberon velveteen Is the
latest venture in velveteenS
tine-twill, cose-pile. soft
feeling 81; commonly sold
for SI.25, We are told. Fit
teen colors.
N0-ibeAsi frusz tie Center
The S. ard SO stockinet.
jackets are not 50 well made
as the $40 ditto. Same
srockine.; as much CT the
money is s. vec in the rak-I
irg as can be and have them
SUBSTANTIAL. The $40 diuoi
is down as well as the S.
and So A beautiful piece
of work il IL
Bou lie bis-buttOn jackets
SIS; substantial and fairly
nne-
Bouole newmarkets IS
and SIC; and, nay be, the
IS is as good as the SIC
Beaver $40. Excellent all
OF TEN.
ls0l CAeszrI
Thers'l be 10 better time
TO- furS. Whoever wants
long coats and dolnans gets
$50 or SIoo Of the pnce OF
a little while ago. The
sample gaunsnts Of the
wear.
1885 Cha--u.
Yoa shall have the down
skirts for Z dollar less llan
we meant 10 sell them for,
down in PLAIN French sateeo.
al sizes, s.; nayy-hlue; szr-
LEI, garnet
| Goth, flannel. Farmers
satin and canton-flaa0el .or
half and two-thrds.
But not many.
IVES: 4 AraLGs, seTsu.A oyzI.e. by TIE
CAR.
Women's handmade walk
ing shoes as good as we've
had before Tor S4-s5. go
ard we're going 10 have
them right along.
Again we've e; - say
what We always dislike &c
say. Handn=densans hand
made.
By ~ masdls Mssks. ssreei 59s.
Odds and ends CT shoes
al ihiee-quar;ers. There
were 500 pairs OF 70 sJrts;
mems, women's, girls', boys
and children's: probably Lal1
OF them left: such is tie cith.
Guilty Of getting suited and
then fitted. You want a
certain sort Ct shoe-there
it Is, three-quarters-bu,
YOU must have q certain size
not among the odds and
ends. Probably 500 Peo-
pie have tried these Odds
and ends and failed TO &c;
fitted. Ali they lose is the
quarter.
It's easy enough to get
suited and fitted, except pc.
cullar teet; Tor which We
make 10 measure.
Be- ihe nidd.e Aa-ks;-sgEee; dom.
Auburn-cassimere trousers
S2.5o, gone. Scotch cheviot
ditto, gone. Others as good
$2.5o. Mallslieu k:rsey
trousers s2.7J; enough for :
day or two.
This is the troUser month
They are always cheap II
February. You may a. vel
know I'll about it. Trouseu
do wear out; and this is tn,
favorite time Of year 70.
getting down to the yer,
last threads Luckily cloth
ing-makers have lots @
cloth remnants in the trol
|. ser month and sewers ara
plenty. This makes it cas-,
to sell good trousers for hall
But there's never an hon
!. est trade without a crooke,
ore that looks like it. Yol
have heard OF "auctio
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BASE BALL

FIVE million baseballs have been made
this season.
O'RoURKE is doing the best work with the
bat for New York
MACON claims to have the best running
team i'll the Southern League.
The big four" in the Detroits-Broutners
Rowe, Whit, and Richardson-are doing
tremendous hitting.
BOBBY MATHEWS, of the Athletics, has
been pitching professional ball longer than
anybody before the public.
THE Pennsylvania State League consists of
six clubs, located at Altoona, Lancaster.
Lewiston, Scranton, Wilkesbarre and Viii
Transport.
country, Washington paper states, number
over 900, and draw annually salaries ag-
gregatins about $500, 00J.
THE Supreme Court of Michigan has given
d ecision to the effect that persons owning
houses overlooking baseball parks may ere t
seats for spectators on the roof thereof, and
the associations have no recourse.
The National League was organized on
February 2, 1876, in New York city, by dele
Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati,
Hartford, Louisville, Mutual of New York,
and st. Louis.
SPEAKING of the National League giants
OF the Metropolis, New York paper says:
Only give the n little time and they will
come to the front again" But what they
need more than time, responds a Chicago
paper, are runs.
THERE is a statue in front OF the national
capitol, holding bal in one hand, which
has been known as columbus discovering
the new world" but it is now suppose1 that
the artist intended to represent baseball
pitcher, in honor of the national game
THERE will be very material change in
the positions OF the club, in all the leading
organizations by the middle of June AS
soon as the wear and tear begins to tell on
the teams, those which have tn, most united
teams and the most enduring batteries" will
take up their position in the van.
THE North Springfield, MO- South,ce ;te,'
reports local laseball game with the fol-
Owing new a I'd unique table of points in its
score: Ruins. O-Out,. f. D.-Fell
! own. M-Mu!fed the bal U.npires So
Sperry, Cats, Feeeman, Meischbach and
others. On, OF the players had eighteen
IF: D. $" marked against him, AMI anoth 4r
hal IN, 36' opposit, his name. Ths larg,
number of umt 'es show that the game was
an e. citing one.