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Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

PITTsBURa, June 7.-Aimost directly
across the street from where the County
Democracy and Randall Club we're hold
Ing o ratification meeting to-nigh hit ,an en-
thusiastic meeting OF the Young Men'f
Republican Tariff Club was in progress
Ex Chief Justice Agnew, OF Beaver, was
| the tpeaker of the evening, and The pre-
pared ad jre's "Protection for American
Labor aud Industry" which he delivered
was used By the club as sort of opet ing
shot in the campaign. The able speech
is to be printed for distribution by the
National Republican Committee.
Judge Agnew by remarking that his
speech had been prepared to show the In
dependence Of the American farmer, and
y1t to show how the int ustries OF Ameri,
ca were so llnked together that all who
participated 10 them were equally inter.
ested and equally independent. Nature
had separated nations by sea and land,
and being separated, each had is own
rights aud Its own neecessities. Nature
had confined some nations to few pro-
ducts, while. to others many had been ac-
corded. Such being the order of pro-
ducts, nature held Its own rights and as
the result ofthis law this nation Is entitled
to home protection Home protection
must bs maintained either By arms againtt
one class OF those who take 1t away or by
counter lays against another
This LAVA. /" said the leaker, possess-
es In Its vast territory the products OF
OF every science, the requisites Of every
act, and with It's population of over co..
0O0,e eco 1t needs only TO protect itself
against foreign comb nations to be su
premely happy and independent" How
Protection was to be secured was the
question. The farmer was the first to be
protected for he expends the frSt labor
upon the earth 10 produce the articles
which gave others employment He
must be enabled to work cheaply, to
build cheaply and be furnished with the
various tools, cattle, grain and other
things necessary to his calling He must
have the products of arts, too, and so his
protection consists not only In the things
he uses, but also in the trades upon which
he depends. If any OF these suffers he
suffers with them and all are affected alike
by foreign competition. The materials
used In the manu- facture ofa ton of iron
are not one-tenth of its value. Tue va.
rious classes of labor expended upon It
are what makes It's value. The products
OF the farm er are also found In he ton OF
ore. Shift this ton Of ors to England.
All the labor necessary to produce it are
imported In the form OF manufactured
iron into this country. All this labor is
gone to foreign laboi; the profits to for.
eign farmers. The loss is the same to the
American; either 10 labor or in produce.
The Flee-tra FER, when this iron comys
here with the duty taken of, sees only
how cheap 1t is The Lost labor and the
loss to farm products he dos not heed.
The duty is the smallest part ofthe Amer
lean loss. 1t Is 80 much home labor
driven away and without a tariff the
home producer pays the tariff. What Is
true of pig iron is true of all ether pro
ducts.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

On Friday. June 1ss, ex 8. O. VIM.
J. Little and ex'Representative Frank
A. Stow proceeded to Angola. eleven
miles below Georgetown, Sussex Coun-
", and reorgsuiz ID Rolney CounoIl,
No. 13 , o. U A. NJ, with the follow.
ing Cfficers: O., Jchn Truits; V. o., W.
Z. Joseph; II, g., n. b.. Breeior; A. Il.
g., Il. A. Joseph; #. q T. M. Joseph;
Treas, Il. M. Lingo; Ind, j. @. Lingo;
!. F., h. h. Joseph. After instltuting
tho council they proceeded to George
town, where thsy stayed all night, and
returned home the next day.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08
P.J. WALSH & CO.,
500 Market St.
Good Business Boomers.

That lot of Mems Light
Suits, double and twist, all
WOO! that were $I7 are now
$I4.
That lot of Cheviot all
wool Suits, 8 patterns, in
Cutaways and Sacks, that
were SIS are now $I2.
That lot of Fine Cassi-
mere Suits, all-wool,, with
silk mixture, that were $40
are now $40.
Our line of Prince Albert
Frock Suits, Black Cork
screw, all-wool, that you will
pay $25 for elsewhere, we
will sell you tor $Is. t
Our line OF Black Cork
screw all-wool Suits, In
Getaways and Sacks, that
are good value at $40, we
ask $I2 for.
And the real secret OF
our Business Boom Is that
we will treat you to the
same value for money spent
throughout our whole stock
of Mems, Boys and Child
ren's Clothing,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

L. w. Stldham & Son, auctioneers sold
for Roberts Il Hannum at Chester, on
June 7th: Horses sold, at S175,
6ls5, 6l95, Sl7215, $3.50, s16j, Sl49, S155,
Sl57, $l75, 5000, t2021f, $500, 1922, 1904,
$3.50, 1921 Seventeen head; aversge
S19l per head The above horses were
all good, sound, young horses, and
guaranteed in every particular; four of
them came to this city. They will have
another sale of horses on June 2S h, when
he will have some extra drivers and two
good match teams They will have a
sale of cows ut the hot at Linwood
next Thursday, June 14th All are in
vited for ditner. Trains that leave vii.
mington at 1l.33 m, arrives in time.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

A private excursion, copaistlng OF
about thirty couples, visited tbs Bran.
dywlne Springs yesterday afternoon
aud had o pretty good time dnnoirg,
riding on the merry 60 round, boating
and preotiolng with tho rifle In the
shooting gallery. The Academy orcaas.
ira furnished the music to enable the
heel and toe admirers to enjoy tho
glddy waltz to their heaIt's content
J'nn b. Dougherty and Patrick Neary
were with the party, bound for an out
ing In the woods, and they proved
themselves sB young ms the youngest
by entering into the amusements with
gusto. Gormsn carried o large number
out In his hack, while numerous PR
vate o0nyeyanoes were In pressing de-
mahd where two Is company and three
a crowd.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

VIM. II. Moore. colored, of West
Chester. Pa, father OF Rev. B. T. Moore,
pastor OF Shiloh Baptist Church, this
csfy, was married on Wednesday after.
noon, to MIS-. Sarah A. Elias, mother of
Miss Maggie n. Elias, assistant prinol-
pa OF public school No. 16, at the home
Of the bride, No. II w. Twelfth street,
Rev. b. 7 Moro OH iating, The groom
is about 80 years OF age, and the bride
6O. Among the guesta were O number
or white ladies. a number of gifts
were presented, including several arti
oles OF silverware. After receiving the
congratulations OF the company they
LEFT for West Chester, whore they will
reside,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08
Alvan Alien For snerifr.

EDITOR REPUBLICAN: - Executive
business capacity, experience and an
obliRing disposition are come of the
qualifications of q friend of the writer,
Mr.. Alvau Allen, who is candidate
for tho Democratic nomination of sher.
iff. Knowing that although your daily
Is Republican paper, 1t is read by
thousands of Democrats. Merely as
friend of Mr.. Allen, express the be-
lief that Jour Democratic patrons can.
not do better for the honor and dignity,
the peace and prosperity of the people
Of New Castle county, than to go to the
polls to morrow and deposit their bal.
lots for Alvan Allen. A FRIEND,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

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Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

The following officers have been Sc
lected for the parade of the Ancient
Order Of United Workmen to morrow
evening: Lewis B. Jervis, Chief Mar
shRl; Frederick BuokmAster, Marshal
of Welcome Legion, Select Knights;
Charles Murch. Marshal Of Wilmington
Lodge; Samuel T. Akin, Marshal Of
Industry Lodge; James p. Prentise,
Marshal OF Delaware Lodge; Henry
Miller, Marshal of Liberty Lodge.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

Jesse HugeiRs, of Philadelphia, and
Miss Mary, daughter of William Wade
of Newark, were married In the church
at the Head of Ohtistiana by Rev. JAS.
L. VAllapdighhm on Wednesday. The
affair created considerable interest In
tue neighborhood, 1t being the first
wedding that ever took place In the
although 1t was erected some
thirty -four years apo.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08
Boat CLUB.

The Bachelor Boat Club will buy four
new boats, two four.oared gigs and two
single shells. They will row a match
with the Chester Rowing Club In the
near future In their four.oaIed gig
Between ei9ht and ten new members
have Joined within the pact month, and
the club is In flourishing condition.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

The first annual picnic of the Emerald
Club will be aivsn ct the Scheutzsn
Park on Saturday, June 16. Professor
Alberto orchestra will furnish the
muEio fer those who wish to trip the
light fantastic toe, and those who wish
to spend q pleasant day should attend /.
The best Of order will prevail, and the
committee are leaving nothing undone
to make the affair enjoy able.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

Say we do lot give the goods away
for half price. We are selling men Q
genuine French oalf for So 90, whit Ii
Market street stores, called one price,
sell the Fame shoe at 81 90. Our rent 10
not n hundred dollars o month, only
thirty, so therefore we can afford to sell
goods ohespsr. Do not forget branch
of the Boston Shoe House, No. 2 West
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

The branch OF the great B oston ahoa
No. . West Second
street, Is not going to tho seashore. We
will still coutinue business ut our old
place, No, 3 West Second street, but
we are going to move our branch store
No. 2Of King street for the season to
Cape May. Tho prices OF the goods
will surprise you. Goods were never
sold at such prices in Wilmington be
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

"Goiden at morning, silver OF noon,
and lead at night" is tho old saying
about eating oranges. But there IL
something that is rightly named Col.
deh, and can be taken with benefit nt
any hour OF the day. This is DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, literally
worth Its weight In gold to any one
suffering with sorofnlous affections, Inn
purities OF the blood. or diseases OF the
liver and lungss 1t is untailing. By
druRgiets.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

The Finance Committee, at the meet
ing OF Council last evening, presented
sne following communication, received
rem the City Treasurer:
for the accommodation of election
inspectors and others, who cannot call
tor tneir checks during working hours,
Tiil y keep the Treasurer's Office open on
saturday next until s o'clock -
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

PoTrsvILLE, June 7.-Miss Mary
Stsutfer, CT Schuylk kill Haven, was fe-
tally burned on Tuesday last while
burning brush In her fathers yard.
Last evening her condition Was consid-
cred go serious that she was married to
Luke Fisher, to whom she had been en-
gagged for some time. She died this af-
ternoon.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08
Excursion to Chicago.

The Baltimore and Ohio R. R. Co.
will tell exourston tickets to Chicago
for all trains June 14th to 18th ipcin-
Bive, good returning until June 26th In
elusive, at one fare for the round trip.
The B. q o. is the oniy line running
solid trains Of coaches and eleeping oars
through 10 Chicago without change and
is the only limo via Washington.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

The Third Ward polls for the Demo.
cratic nomination election on Saturday
will be at the northwest corner of Third
and Mad jsen streets. There will be but
one polling place in The Third Ward, and
this site has been chosen as the most
for The voters.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

Tho Genufle Sharpless creamery but
ter hs~sbsspless printed ia full on eaol
print. Always for sale by Lynch &
Leary, Madison street erocers, N, w.
corner Fourth.
AE 10 y Kece
ths, everybody ought TO know that A.
Sergeant gives S240 lbs. of the pest, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hicory hndling wood in large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot OF Monroe straat. Central office,
Seventh aud King streets. Look fer the
blue sign. Opening in the evening
DR.. Eimns' white Puimonto Bslsam,
rho great and mighty lung med lcine,
for coughs, sore throat, 81, Endorsed
BY thousands. Far from being excslled
ey any other. 50c. and 81. Dspot, 4th
and King stS. So!d by deslerg.
A few more OF those beautiful dollar
chromos given away with every pound
OF tobacco, ut only thirty cents pound.
Chapman, Seventh and Orange streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Bush's, French street wharf 10 the place
to bay your coal.
9, Is or 80 gtmI for 20 cents at Gum
mings gallery, 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

Jester & McDanieps sale Of Missouri
and Nebraska horses took place to day.
Ths prices, considering grade, wsro
suab rs 10 attract many buyers. Std
ham q Son were the suctioneera. Mr.
King boneht No. II 81 Sis7 90; Lewis
Grubb No. 28 ss Sl73 tD; Mr.. 5tonkle
No "a tt S225; Mr. Morrison No IL at
s296; Mr.. King No. 2S 9. SiA2'50.
5eveial fue horses and we'll mated
teams are In their Btables at No. 4f9
West Front street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

Pure Paris Green, ESQ. ID. Hayen's
Climax Powder will cure "oapes" In
poultry. P. 81. Jacobs, editor of the
Poultry Helper, says: sit should be in
every poultry house." N. B. Danforth,
druggist, ID and Market.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

A young man jumped from the New
Osstle train ct the Weat Yard yesterday
afternoon, when be WAS thrown down,
cutting the cap or his knee and scratch.
log tho side of his face quite badly. He
was pnt on the shifsing engine and sent
to the depot, after which he was taken
to his homo.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

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d on ne 81 ,sll'ssj
: nit i at tlsi MI
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!:sc9 pI''4I
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

Ths Boaid Of Trade held Its regular
monthly meeting last evening.
On The sufJecS Of the new postoffice
the committee reported progress.
The committee appointed for the pur-
pose OF examining The well of ,he Hart.
man - Fehrenbach Brewing Company,
as to the alleged discovery OF oil In the
boring, reported progress.
Captain Alexander Kelley and VIM.
W. Lobdell were nominated ss oandt.
dates for the appointment of port
warden to all the vacancy caused By
she expiration OF the term of Captain
Kelley. The mayor will appoint one Of
the candidates named,
On motion OF Colonel Milo W. Locke,
the secretary was instructed to extend
an invitation from the board to the
Postal Telegraph C1mpany to establish
an offioe In this city. During the dis
oussion of this motion several OF TIE
members spoke critically OF the charac.
ter of the telegraph servlos here since
the closing of the D. 8 o. tole2reph
office. The board then adjourned until
the date OF the annual meeting, Octo.
bGr l3
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

The Rodney Street Prssbyt
Church and Sunday school will give an
excursion to Beverly Park on Friday,
June 29ih. The excursion will leaya
on the steamer John A. Warner from
King street wharf
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

For the trade at weph's, 9l9 shIpley
street. Small pictures enlarged for
ereyon work. Views OF landscapes en-.
larRed TO any slza, and all work at
PniladelphiA prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

Fer ANAL atorekeapers. Mrs. NJ. r.
wyatt is closing out her stock nt q
saofihoe. 1t Will pay you tocsll and
est soi1e or the bargains size is Offering
at No. 11S West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

The celebrated Tires B. B. B. cigar,
manufactured by H. #. Bourbon s.
bro., No. 2l9 West Second street. The
bsst o. cigar In the oily. Try them.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

Children's white dresses made to or.
der; luce caps at a bargain; also oom.
plete line Of notions. Hukill s. PoiEt,
b, L. cor, Second aud TatnalI.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

The place fU order your spring suit,
and the largest assortment Of goods to
select from can bs found At Thorp's,
s131s Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

Increase your spsed for fall positions
by renting q typewriter.
CHAs. G.. GUYER, 826 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

We have no brsnoh stores; the only
original One Price Boot and Shoe
House is S04 Market street. Henry
Pike, Proprietor. .-..
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

organettes and nuaio OF all kInlr.
SO3 Shipley Ltreet.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

Spring wheat, superlative, only SO. 25
per barrel, so cents per bag. Try 1t.
Lynch & Leary, Madison street grooers,
N. ". corner Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

II You want n good picture, true to
nature, OF your lovely phiz, go to j.
Paul Browns studio, No. 6l7 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

Tomorrow promiaes to be fair to
slightly cloudy and rather cooler. Sat
uriBy fgir with rifiag Temperature.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

AZ bargain, 8 room housa, with CON,
Vehienoes. Qoly $500 required down
Apply 10 w. 69ett Vc!pon, thls office.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

remember TINT OhapDan's Cigar House
is always open al 8 D. M. Seventh and
Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

Delicious and cold milk shake at
Beaten Smiths drug store, corner Of
Seventh and Pine Asreets,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08
Tho Improved Monitor OIL Ltove fol-

The superiority of the Monitor In the
important features of sstety, simplicity,
convenience, durability and heat pro
dnction, is sttested by Its uninterrupted
success throughout tho past 13 years.
1t hsS achieved popularity beyond all
others. More than three hundred
thousand are now Ia use. For sale by
The Plokels Stove and Heater o., No.
600 shipley street. Sole agents.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

10.cent sheet muulu. G. G. Green,
633 shtpley atreet.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

E H. Hanna will open his Ice cream
psriors, S31 Jefferson street, on Satur.
day, April 28th. Families and parties
supplisd at short notice.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

Ali the now trimmings. flowers, tips
ribtonE, ornsnentD, gauzss and all Ap
pertaining to fine millinery at MIS-
Jacobs, go King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08
PRICE ONE I


h., lsrps assortment Of window
s .,,.,, ,Dd knock down door frames,
M nv II tts necessary fixtures. Their
.s,sis ', handling the above goods
! \, Ssno oompels Them TO 40 at it on Q
~, te,ls, Prlces the lowest. Lynoh
/ ITs,n, N. W. corner Of Fourth and
EdDu sIfeess.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08
General Remarks.

Things that have a claim
on your attention. Our SUI
perior line of ladies' Dress
Goods, silks, satins, etc. Our
assortment of ladies millin-
cry, and our facilities for
making stylish work.
Our immense stock of fur
niture, bedding and stoves.
Oak Chambersuit,s Sex,
$3S, $40, $45. Parlor Suits,
$50, $40, $45, 500, up to
SI25.
Our display of all kinds OF
floor coverings, mattings, Isc to
45c, ingrains, 3711 to Soc, tap.
estries, 65c to ST, body's, ST to
SI.25.
Cash weekly or monthly pav-
ments.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

While carefully guarding the, inter.
ests OF the taxpayers and conforming
strictly to the principles OF justice and
equity, 1t has paid out more for pen
sions and bounties to the soldiers and
sailors of the republic than was ever
paid before during an equal period. 1t
has adopted and consistently pursued q
finn and prudens foreign policy, pre-.
serving peace with ell nations, while
sorupulously maintaining all the rights
and tntereetB OF our own government
and people at home aud abroad. The
exclusion from our shores OF Ohlnese
laborers has boon effeotuhlly secured
under the provision OF treaty, the ope
ration Of which hes been postponed by
the action of Republican majority In
the Senate.
Honest reform In the civil service has
been inaugrsRied and maintained by
President Cleveland, and he has
brought the public service to the high
est standard OF Efficiency, not only by
rule and precept, but by the example OF
his own untiring and unselfsh admin
ittration OF public affairs,
In every department and branch of
the government under Democratic con-
tIol the rights and tho welfare of oil The
people have been guarded and defended; ;
every public interest has been pro.
tecied, and the equality of all our citi.
zens before the law, without regard to
rsce or color, has been stesdtAetly main
tanned. Upon Its record thus exhibited
and upon the pledge OF continuance to
the people OF these benefits the Democrs.
oy invokes a.renewAl Of popular trust by
tie reelection OF Chief Magistrate
hn haS fr,l
trust by the transfer alto to the
Democracy Of the entire Legislative
nnRar-
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

A nine assortment of box paper from
~ to 10 cent?, and other stationery. at
Baaton smiths drug utoTe, Seventh and
Pine BtIe3ts.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

The new City Council held It's firsf
regular session last evening and trans-
acted what business there was to be
done In very short time.
The only noticeable feature In the
chamber was q handsome basket o.
tiowera on the desk OF Mr.. johnson, a
huge bouquet on tho desk OF Mr.. Quinn
and also one on that OF Mr.. Sawdon,
President Barrs presided. and the
business transacted was as follows:
On motion of Mr. Qninn the ruleB
were suspended In order that the stand
ing committees could be elected.
Mr.. McMenamin then nominated the
oemmittoes AZ published in the Repub.
licAn on Wednesday. There was no
opposition, and Mr McMenamIn gave
the cSstin2 vote of Council
On motion Of Mr.. Quinn Council took
b recess OF ten pni0utes In order to allow
the committees to sign reports.
Upon assembling the chair stated
that the Mayer had returned with his
approval the ordinance making appro.
priation for the coming fiscal year.
The city treasurer reported balance
In bank Of S5,791,47, es follows: Cur
rent expenses, S3.s60.76; sand lot,
f3, l0S,87; park fund, $ia7 OF.
The coal oil inspector eporttd having
inspected $3.50 gal!ors Of oil during the
past month.
The reports OF tho clerk OF the mu.
nioipal court were read. They cover n
period Of ave months And show an ag.
gregstion Of nnes, etc., paid into the
city treasury of S71b.93.
Mr.. Chambers presented . petition
from three lady mansgers OF the
Homo IpAthic Hospital asking Council
for an annual sun to that institution.
Tne subjsot was referred to the Finance
aud Law Com mittees.
Heald % 90. pelitisned for the refund
Ing OF the poll tax OF W. W. Birdsall,
on the grounds that Mr.. Birdsall had
removed from the city.
A Communication was received from
the Wilmington and Brandy wine Oeme-
terry Company notifying C,unoil that
t6ey must cut down the trees In its lot
In the osmetery.
Mr.. Quinn introduced an ordinance
which provides d proper uniform for
she police, and empowering the Pc ice
Committee to advertise for proposals.
when the cost exceeds $50. II was re-
ferred to the Law, police and france
com nittees.
Council then, after passing the follow.
ing orders. adjourned.
j. FfsRk Ball, So; Giles Lam bsoD,
H,79; John P. Rlth, $i6; rent OF cleo
ton houses, S826; inspectors and poll
clerks. Sl.S12; members of Council,
$3.50 30,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08
NEEDLESS TAXATION.

The Republican party, controlling the
Senate and resisting In both houses Of
Congress reformation of unjust and
unequal tax laws, which have out.
lasted the necessities OF war aud are
now undermining the abundance of q
long peace, deny to the people equality
before the law and the fairness aud the
Justice which are their right. Then the
cry Of American labor for q bettsr
share In the rewards of Industry is
stfied with fslse pretenoes, enterprise
is fettered and bound down to home
markets, capital ts discouraged with
doubt and unequal and unjust laws oan
neither ba promptly amended nor re-
pealed.
Ine Democratic party will continue
with all the power confded TO 1t tho
struggle to reform these laws In &C.
cordaDce with the pledges OF Its last
platform, indorsed az the ballot box by
the suffrages Of the people. OF all the
lilustrious freemen Of our land the I'm
mense majority, including every tiller
OF the soil, gain no advantage from ex-
cesaiye tag laws, but the price of nearly
everything they buy Is increased by the
favoritiem Of an equal system OF tax
leRislstion. All unnecessary taxation
is unjust taxation,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-08

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