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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14
ABOUT WORKING WOMEN.

Speaking to q New York Sun re-
porter of tho condition of working
girls in New York, Miss Humphrey,
leader among women, lately said:
Fancy work is worse than nothing
for women nowadays. It is absolutely
impossible to make living at it. or
course, in painting and similar art
work there is always q chance that q
woman may develop genius that will
make her successful, but the earnings
lot all, II averaged, would be pititul
A young girl, from Colorado, think,
has been struggling along here in New
York good while, believing that she
would some time succeed as an artist
She stuck to II in spite of every dis
couragement, and q little while ago
she painted narrow strip of flowers
three feet long, and called ii "a Yard
of Roses" 1t got into an exhibition,
struck Andrew Carnegies fancy, and
he bought 1t and at once gave the ar
tist another order. Now. of course
that girl Is oil right, but there are 80
many that can't paint yards of roses
or attract the attention of Carnegiesl
'In the workers in trades and SINH
lar vacations organizations would do
much. The only workingwomen in
New York to-day who are getting any
approach to lair wages are those who
are organized, such as the shirt makers
and shoe filters, and organization IL
always followed by better wages and
improved conditions of work. But
those who most need help, the very
poor women and the women who have
seen better days, don't get into the or
CARNATIONS. Organizations shoots over
the white slave of the tenement and
under the woman whose education
and training keeps her out OF shop or
factory work.
''Now let me tell you something Gu.
rious. Did you ever have any idea
that the woman suffrage movement
was advancing most rapidly among
the working girls and women II is
true, though. and tae reason is entirely
a business one The women don't
care anything about the suffrage for
itself, and haven't any longings for
politics or the ballot; hat they believe
that their equality with man in the
working world would be recognized il
they had the suffrage. They want
the same pay that men get for the
same work, and they believe that the
suffrage would help them greatly TO
get it.
They reason 1t all out, too, and
talk about 1t intellgently at their meet.
ings. If the woman suffrage move.
, ment ever gets practically under way
it win find its chief strength among
the working women, and Pm not at
all sure but it will be more intelli-
gently and ably used by them than by
classes of women from whom more
might be expected. You see, these
girls have practical training that de-
velops their insight into human nature
wonderfully, and they are more indie
pendent and selfreliant than other
women, too. 1t would take pretty
shrewd politician TO humbug them
much"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

In the changing weather OF this
month great many are troubled with
hacking cough; cold taken in time,
can often be checked We keep AGO
mite solution at our house, which, by
putting few drops in little water
land taken at short intervals during the
eyening, will break up a cold by morn.
ling,
A correspondent writes that heap
| ing teaspoonful of honey stirred into d
raw egg is very good corrective for q
cough, which should he continued for
nine or ten mornings.
Another very good recipe is TO put
ten cents worth of balsam OF fir g,'m
into pint of whiskey; as the gum
IdissolSes, pour of the liquid and add
to two-thirds honey one-third of the
liquid. Take teaspoontul at dose.
We have used this in cases of very
bad coughs. A severe cough should
never be trifled with nor allowed to
run on.
Eggs will soon be cheap enough TO
use freely, and should be so used, both
as food and medicine, during the late
winter months and through the
early spring.
For supper use float is very nice
dish; to one quart of milk take
the yolks of four eggs well beaten, one
cup of sugar; boil in double kettle or
a pan set into another one of boiling
water; when it is thickened, take of
before it curdles; beat the whites to a
stiff frotb ponr tha cuatafd into a
dish and put the whites in spoonfuls
on top. The heat of the float will cook
the whites so they will not go back.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14
a voxAes TO rnn NOON.

buppose ZONE hue Afternoon, dear,
You and 20 OF 70 the moon;
It's rather far, admit, dear,
But We 10 there In . balloon.
There are mountains In the moon. dear,
And we'd climb tnem every one;
Wed play hide and seek in the craters-
Oh, we'd have spisnid funi
And we'd sit on the high est mountain
And look about a. the atarp;
They'd be ever 90 thick around rs;
Wed SEQ Jupiter, Venus and mars.
Thsn ws'd visit the Man IN the Noon. dear
He'd be glad IA see you and me,
And \ We were very polits, dear,
de would ask Us 70 stay to toa.
He'd give rs green cheese to eat, dear,
For the moons made OF II, you know;
And then. instead OF milk, dear,
wed have TO drink melted snow.
And we'd lend the old man some money
Hes very poor you know;
FOR heard be changed mis- last quarter
Only two days ago.
And him we'd come back to the earth dear
Just about bedtime. 1 s'pose;
w, some CAV viii 10 to the moon. doar,
lou think TIA un,tkelyi Who krowsi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

don's DWELLINGS, acceptable as II
was unexpected.
A man whose paper his father had
Endorsed for several thousands, and
which he-the father-had been
fobliged TO honor, had been away In
the land OF gold, and had gained a
new fortune; and he had now come TO
make the son full restitution for all
that the father had lost on his &C.
count.
30 when Philip and Mary were
married there was q snug sum Of
money in the bank for a rainy day.
! Two years passed and man came
out In society with a"grand splurge."
Arnold FitZ Warren he called his
name. He carried things with high
hand and cut q wide swath. Isabel
Marwood fell into the trap at last.
Arnold Fitz Warren must have be-
lieved she had money or he never
would have bothered himself with
marrying her. AT all events, he pro-
posed and was accepted, and the mar
riage speedily followed.
Just one week later an officer made
his appearance with q writ and took
Arnold Warren's Qhe "Fltz" had
been q mere fancy of the moment)
lsplendid equipage for debt. And a
few days after that. while Isabel's
husband lay in the drawing room,
drunk. another officer came in with q
warrant and took the man himself.
Isabel Marwood never saw her hus
band again, but she occasionally saw
Philip Darcy, and saw his happy,
blooming vile; and the time cssne
when she looked upon his bright.eyed.
beautiful children, and thus know ng,
The years crept upon her apace. What
her thoughts-what her fcelings-who
shall sayp
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

This tloagcs oolc nittee OF the Associ.
ated Charities regrets the necessity Of
another appeal for Assistancs, bat in che
fAca Of the prolonged winter mus re-
quest more financial help, Thera are
many Of our citizens who haVs net az
yet contributed, and we would ask q
prompt response 10 D. W. Taylor trea.
surer, or to any OF the committee. A.
D. Warner, j. L Carpenter, Jr., L. q
Keat, FluAnos 0ompot,tss.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

Tor SALE.
L CHEAP AND UPON EASY. TERMS.

No. 81 Van Buren, street.
No. 40 haat Eighth street. rooms and
These houseI have rooms. bath and other
Nos. Gil. siS. SIS. si7 and eis Delaware ave-
The above houses have II rooms bath, iaun-
dry and all conveniencss; desirably and con-
is ns IA lcf isss wh trent iron, ana as Yards
Nos 1901, ioca 1905, 1907, 1909, iOii, Iois and
These houses are rev ard nearly finished
with all the late improvements and located
n a rapidly improving eighbofhood. with
No. 1910 Trenton flaee rooms, bath etc.
No. SIS Lincoln street. 6rooms and hath witk
No. al West Front street.
No. COS Madison street.
No. 1910 King stress, srooms and bath.
Nos. liz, ii2A, iiS and ii2s Poplar street,
Nos. iiso. rs2, iis4and iiss Walnut street, q
Nos i2o4. 1900, 1908 1912. i2i4, 1915 and i2ls
Walnut street, rooms and bath
Southeast corner Beach and Franklin streets
soatheast corner Eighth and Franklin
streets, u rooms and sewer connections.
House adjoining on Franklin street, 10 rooms
The above have all the improvements, with
front and side yards, and front OF the pu bile
| Two houses, Nos. 1917 and f2l9 West seventh
street, rooms, bath, frsnt anu side yards,
Nos. i2lt and i2i6 West Eighth street, ROOM
No. 4Os West Fourth street, rooms anC
bath.
No ma West Eighth street, 7rooms and bath,
500 Poplar street. 0 rooms, bath. &c.
| l04 Bennett street, rooms and bath.
1905 west Eighth street, rooms.
| Building To- s0xs0 on the souih side OF 14tl
street, between MARKET and Q 1nge streets.
j, AUGUSTUS AcCAOLLhI,
No. COS Market street.
Telephone no. 4oS. ilB-w- rs u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

FOR SALE-Residence, No.
6o8 Washington ST.. II rooms,
bath, heater in cellar, electric
bell, servants call bells, and all
modern improvements. This
property will be sold cheap
Apply to J. AUGUSTUS Nc
CAuLLKY. Goo Market st. fz-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

Louisiana StateLottery Company
Incorporated in 1908 for 20 years by TN
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposos-with . capital Of si, o0o, ooo-ta
which q reserve fund Of over ESQ, 90 haG
since been added.
ohise was made Q part Of the present Staao
1873.
The only lottery ever voted on and en-
dorsed by the people OF any State.
Il Taever scales or postpOnes.
Hts Grand Single Number DRaas
1nES Gake place Monthly. Anu Hha
Grand Quarterly Drawings. vogu-
labhy every three mouths (1areA,
June. Ne ptA mber aud DeeamboR1.
A SRLRNnREs OPPORTUNITY 10
WIN A fORTUN Y. 2HD GRAND
DRAWING, GLASS ID. In THE AOAIl-
ENVY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANH.
TUESDAY, April 10, ISsS-215th
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14
ATLANTIC GARDEN
no. 2aA KING BTREET.

The undersigned has fitted up the
Atlantic Garden In good style, and
Invites ell who wish to pass q few
moments pleasantly to call and pArtici.
pate in a game of shuttle board, tom
pins or pool 0holoe wines md liquoxE
and cigars always GU hand.
Lunch every Wednesday morning
and Saturday morning and evening.
WIZ. LEGG, Proprietor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14
-CE N TS' sHoE S.

Gents fine calf, hand.sewed hook-lace,
~ 50. Gents lne calf, machine sewed,
81 aud $3.50. Gents Waukenphast hook
lace, $500.
Boots, Shoes and rubbers, everything
to keep the feet dry and warm.
-YoUR MONEYS WORTH EVERY TINE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14
A Rare Chance for Bargains

We offer for sale or rsnt nes story
brick houseF, with rooms and bah. eide
yards and porch front; also an excellent woil
OF water; eltuHtad on IN ird st cot near
Green blIl avenue, rec from city taxes
= Ito houses, Ne. 1870 VauBuroa street and
No. 81 Morrow street The above houscs on
easy terms (monthly installn ents II de-
a'ed.l Conveyance furnished TO any who
wish 60 SEQ tho property by calling at tho
northeast corner OF Front and UraIge ELS,
Dl3 ot j. +. WH!rE6 BIO.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14
-FOOTW EAR.

We are the cheapest Shoe House in
Delaware; drop in and see our 81 gents
hook lace, seamless shoe; our ST. 80 hook
lace and congress. These are truly the
very best at tine price ever offered; must
be seen to be appreciated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14
NOrIOHS
NOTICE. NOTICE /

GIVEN AWAY UNTIL THE 25th OF MARCH.
Boy s'cAssimeTe suits at 2.e2. Sizes rem Is
to II; cnildfens suits sizes,Irom to ~, at
$40; mons good evening suits at a So,
mems dress suits 10 8 styles, at 50, 5J;Priace
Albert suits at 50 90; men's Rood evening
psnts At 81 10; mens sunday pants, all wool
atsLiS; boys good eolooi pants at 7ec
children's pants as low as 2tc oVercoAts at
half prise; boy oveTc ats, 49,; and We RRye
lots of other goo1s too, whion VIII paw you
20 lock At before going elsewhere. Call and
ZEE for younoif at tho great down tom
Clothing III zaar, 3. W. Dor. Second ard
Market mi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14
address Registered lstlsn b
MEW ORLEAMS RATIONAL BAWK
New Orleans, In.

DID That the presence o.
hEM I'm DEN Generals BeaurexArd
md Early, who are in charge Of the draw
and integrity, that the chances arc an
equal and that no one can possibly divins
what numbers viii draw Prize.
REMEM Der that the payment Of an
Prizes 10 GUARANTEub NV FOUR
NATIONAL BANKS of Now Orleans,
and the Tickets ITO signed by tho Prasi-
dent OF an Institution, whose chArtere6
therefore, beware OF any limitations or an
uoymoug schemes
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

2O0 market Street, Above Second.
OF GREAT INTEREST TO
EVERYBODY.
Msrch second we started a two
weeks sale of boots and shoes, 10 reduce
our large stock, and make room for our
Spring goods. We have very generously
"cut down prices" TO customers that will
buy now, Don't leave 1t too long or you
may be too late.
Ladies' Pebble Foxed, warm lined lace,
now 30 cts.
Ladies' Pebble Tipped warm lined lace;
now So cts.
Ladies' Kid, warm lined lace; now IS
cents.
Extra bargains in all kinds of season.
able footwear for two weeks.
dies'Pebble Button Shoes, now S1.0o.
| 60 - q nnuy al pS
i" Fine Pebble" j" now 81 80.
Kid Button now 81 Is,
Glove Kid Top Button now 81 so.
Rouslng reductions Ia all kinds of
seasonable footwear for the next two
weeks.
Misses Pebble Button School Shoes,
now 95c.
Misses Pebble I" +"
now 81, Is.
Misses Fine Pebble Button Shoe, now
S1,25.
Misses Pebble Spring Heel Button,
no Y Sl.00.
Misses
now Sl.25.
Misses Fine Kid Spring Heel Shoes,
now 81 40
Prices such as are row fixed up)n them
have never before been named or thought
of in connection with the quality or finish.
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
Big boys hook lace, now 90 cts
now 81 Is
" " button shoes now 81 20
new u IS
These are worth coming Tor long
ways, and worth getting after you get
here.
just Fer Two Weeks.
Little boys hook lace shoes, now 81. 90
sizes 10, II, 10,
little boys high cut hook lace now
S1.25.
Little boys high cut button now 81 rs.
HiEOo, Ii "
Cost is not considered In these prices,
only making sure of selling the goods off
quickly and saving you enough money to
make you brimful of interest In what we
are doing.
Can't Promise Them After Two Weeks.
children's pebble spring heel, now soc.
kid I" now SOC.
sizes, 4 TOT.
Th4lI
sizes, 8 TO 10X.
Children's Kid spring heel, now 90c
sizes, TO 10Y.
These Prices For Two Weeks.
Mems kid pillow shoes, now 81 25.
Mems brogans, now 81 90.
$3.50
Mems coarse boots, now S1.75.
now $500.
sizes,:6,9, 10, II.
Boys coarse boots, now 81 40.
sizes, 4 and 5.
Boys coarse boots, now 81 so.
sizes, and s
Little boys, coarse boots, now 81. 90.
sizes, IL and ID.
Not quite half price, but nearly 81.
Plenty OF reduced price ladies' pebble
and Kid button, at a great saving 10 those
who purchase now.
Mems hook lace, now 81 30.
congress, now 81 so.
hook lace, now S1.90.
Waukenphast hook lace, now
S2 so.
Remember, your privilege to return and
have exchanged, If you guess the wrong
size, or have your money returned If you
are not satisfied that you have secured
bargain.
THE FAMILY SHOE HOUSE.
No, sOs MARKET ST.. ABovn An.
Wilmington,
William II. BabcOck
TOR SHERIFF
Or
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, 1888,
PETER j. Ford
Subject to Democratic Rules.
ia eod.ti
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

We, tue undersigned Banks and BAnkezn,
siil pay all PriFes drawn IN The Loaisian6
5tato isottsries which may bs presented ~
nTir NnunterH
n. NJ. wALMsL.EY, Pres. L0usakaam
National BANK.
PIERRE E.ANAUX. Pres, BGaaO Hn-
ttORnl BamM.
a. BALDWIN. Pres. ". o NATL HsH
CARL KOAH, Pros Union Nasi0nAI
Bank.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14
THE ALBERT

Pedestrian shoe, the most easy an
best appearing walking shoe yet introduc
ed; this is the kind OF shoe Mr.. James
Albert Of Philadelphia wore at Madison
Square Garden, when he walked and ran
62l miles in six days, winning the cham
plonship OF the world, as a go-as- you
please pedestrian. Drop in and look al
them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

FHOK SALE-tlOOD BUILDING STONE
= delivered ct East Lake PARK and also
In Ninth ward at raasDaablo prlcss. Isaac
D. TsLLEY, Osroroft P. o., del.
N. B-maRon WORK done, and lime. Sand
and stone furnished. INTO II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

EHOR SALE-A SOhREL HORSE,
y coming 0 years old; w>iks single OF
double and good farm horse or d. liver; also
q l'gnt wagon, cheap. Address "W," ihis
ONCE. mhTu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

UlAsHIoNABLE DREss.mAKINa OF
a all descriptions; perfest fit, correct
.tylos. at model ate prices. ri rs. NJ. M. DE
You, 7Ol IHtnsll street. III, eod-lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

NOR RALE-A 9.ROON BRICK
" houses all modern Improve
menfn. centrally located. Price
low mud terms easy. apply 90 g.
PESN IL u ron, do. 1 East Eighth
street.. fI4lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

EiJK SALE-bAY HUkSE, YEARS
Il old, sjund and Kind. safe for a child TO
drive; MT afraid OF the cars; will stap1
without hitchiD2. RUBhkT STE YIN,
Hhnion'a livery stAols, Fourth and King
streets. m1O.G.
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JAS. A. KELLY.

ietatler OF Fins Wines, Whiskies, etc.
Zenith and Shipleg streets, Telephone call
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|AnrED- BDAEUERS AT MRS,
hA'csoergef's. az Ainlst. Pleasant
end mono comforts. ~ a5ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

5 ED-AH EFER+ETlU AND
q re . an 10 oanysss ana collect.
y IVA market s;.,2i tlnor. rs inns
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

NOR 5AI.E-Ar a BAhGtIH, THE
u house Ro.lt9t Harrison stres,, o rooms,
bath, heater In cellar, gas nxturas and oil
modern Improvement; pRpered throughout;
greater part OF money can remain at poI
cent, Apply 10 HENRY ]. JKIPPER, Law
building, or lSl0 harrison o.. m,8-ot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

USOE SALE-UR ESUaANaE, FOR
u city property, email place of 3 or
aores. stone house, Darn end oGt buildings,
miles from city; oloae to railroad station.
Apply 10 q. ". MoUAULLEY, NO. ll2l
" 6ib BueSt. i2.tSH-t,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

|ANttl'-A COUNTRY GIRL To
VT 10 AfmIll family. Apply 81
Pc [daWtfl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

dNOR SALE UR RENp-leO. 4ORE
AZ farm IN Gill Greek Hundred, o miles
from Wilmlns ton; " III he sold or rented on
essy terme. JuhH ). MOD ANIL. no. 7eb
King street. fi4-ood ,Ssw,f
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

Y a ID too BUS4kat as PIMA
! . uANILL MCKINNEY, Third
So ml0-u
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SOMETHING
TO PONDEROyER.

WE are the originators and have been
for several years the leader of popular low
prices in
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WILL BE SOP 2,lo. = !
he Gor'ehp ,iI,, Re
mile from
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CNOR SALE-wILL BE SOLD CHEAP,
q TO oloto out business, candy wagon,
almost nov, and together with ono sst oi
double harness. Apply at III Market st.ie- u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

fnUB sALE--A sEVEa.RuUMF NEW
~ house not aud cold wator, &C, front
porch In the western part OF tho city. at a
prioe tARt will equal Ab Ut o. month rent.
THOMAS TAlNALL,
ma stood NO. 7l2 MRrket stLoot.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

- : FIRST GLASS WHITE
1oA W Malta Houso restaurant
i@'''s b'S' mlO.ots
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fNIEb-A GOOD TRUCKER.
ra'g TO }. Il. GOULD. mi-tf
IL. l. 70 BuY,A MILK ROUTE.
Z u1isls Nj. THIS oit1co. milo cts
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CNOR 5ALE-ABOUT 2 AOKE5 or
y land tNo tQuaios from Market street,
on Elliott avenue, West and ~Sahins ton
ptrt e:s, laiRe quantity OF the beat bank
ssno. Apply TO J, }. PElkOE, No. 0 q. TIA
st.oet, oily, or addrets Isaac =. Elliott. city
nl0lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

ErOR SAILS, sls WEST NlNra ST.-IF
= you want 10 buy property AS homo,
with all modern improvements, and In pef-
you viii nud I. At sIs WesL Ninth e.. make
= note OF Ihis, and 20 anu SEQ II at onco. IN
sido and out l.. H. QUAY. Nett
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-14

TOR SALE - LARGE AND SMALL
" Germantown wagons at fair prices.
Also q collection Of business wagons W.
HAMMOND. and aud krench Bts. aIo9ms
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NuR REH +. HOUSE 40 TArNhLL
30 W 9th St, MT etA
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4. Iii Riiiaci alf
A coNs, eosi
's s,Scs ~,
trIulrE ihf'.
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TNOK RENT SAND HOLE WEST OF
cITY, with excellent quality OF gravel
and fApd' hesponBinlo party only need
apply 70 raOm ~ ,1hLnHlnh,.
INSET Ilz mArket street
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TIC rcnseeressc Record.

w.. l.. Hen~crs spco,h ia New York;
"We've collected over 1900, 000
more customs in the past three and one
half years than "a Republican Admins
trltiOn ever collected IN "a corresponding
period Of time at q cost OF s2.9l on the
500 TO S3.77 on the 500 under Re
publican rule. Under a Democratic
Administration the customs collected at
the port OF New York leaped from Sl2G,
600. 0oO to Sl45, 900, and the cost Of
collection decreased from 500 per 600
to Si.9j." lie cited the disappearance
of s16,0oO.000 10y bad management of
the navy under Republican rule, with
nothing left to show for the money
suuandercd. and called attention to the
fnct that there were, under the Demo
critic Administration. thirteen ships
under process of construction.
Upon the labor question no sald j
have seen American laborors turned out
OF house and home for pauper labor just
landed. tin-tagged, and at night l have
seen that same paupcr labor carrying ban
Icrslna Republican procession inscribed
Protection to American Labor On
Blaiuc's and Eyartss own statements
be added. made when they were Score
tares of State the American workman Is
paid less for his labor than the workman
Of England, Germany. or France. be
american hborer, with his skill, inga.
nuiiy, and improved machinery. can
stand successfully IN competition with
the pauper labor of all the world.