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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-08-02
fixed as follows


Monday, &" 25. ALLEGHENY CITY
Tuesday, 26, ALTOONA.
Wednesday, 81, HUNTINGTON.
Thursday, 2S, CHESTER.
Friday, " 20, PHILADELPHIA.
Saturday, 30, BETHLEHEM.
Sunday, 81, EAsToN.
Comrades and readers of this paper in
the above mentioned cities and at other
places in the state of Pennsylvania where
no sections are organized are kindly re-
quested to communicate with the Ma
tional Secretary of the party, in order
to make all meetings success. On the
10th of August comrade Alex. Jonas
will visit Section Paterson and address
a public meeting in that city. To the
new Section of Greenpoint, Mass, a
charter was granted. A committee of
the joint Sections of Brooklyn delivered,
as second installment, S27 for the WA,
the result of festival on July 4. A char
ter was also granted to the recently or
ganized American Section of Tacoma,
Washington. To Section Kings County,
reorganized under the name of Section
Brooklyn, the charter was exchanged.
The Section reported 2S votes against
raising the price of the W. A. Section
San Francisco ordered 10 copies of Der
Socialist. Section Providence announced
IA and Section Hartford votes against
raising the price of the W. A., Section
Morrissania 10 against and one in favor
of the proposition. Section Hartford
has strengthened its ranks by enrolling
the members of the singing club Las
sale" as a body, while Section Provi,
dence reported 35 members in good
standing. The Socialist Ladies' Section
of New Bedford sent the subscription
price for copies of the w. A. and will
distribute sthem for agitation. Section
Yopkers sent an auspicious report and
ordered 10 additional copies of the w.
A. The Section has 33 readers of Der
Socialist and 16 of the W. A. and will
hold picnic for the benefit of the W.
A. on Sunday, Aug 10. Against raising
the price of the w. A. % comrades voted.
Sections Utica. votes, and Section
Newark, II votes; we're also opposed to
the proposition of Section New Haven.
Section st. Paul sent $50 for the w. A.,
the result of picnic. The recently or
ganized Jewish Section of Philadelphia
sent report of the present situation. II
has now % members and held mass.
meetings, one in a theatre, which was
packed. 1t was resolved to assist the
section in its good work and to request
comrade Alex. Jonas to address another
mass.meeting, called by the section fol
August 8. G.S
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-08-02

The Central Archi-Boodlers have
plenty of rope. They are in fair way
of hanging themselves.
The Archi-boodlers have only vague
apprehension of the fate that awaits
them. We make bold to predict that
the rank and file of the building trades,
upon which they now rely to keep up
their "inflooence", will within the next
twelve-months kick them out of the
labor movement with stupendous vigor.
Then will the organized labor of this
city, thoroughly united, march on to
victory,
In a stump speech on the floor of the
United States Senate, boodler Hiscock
last Tuesday denounced the people of
New York city as the most corrupt in
the world. A stupid contemporary,
while undertaking to refute Hiscock,
actually re inforces his statement by
declaring that the Eighth Assembly
District, which is Republican strong
hold, is a nest of vice and crime, where
a mans life is not safe after sundown.
The fact is that no honest mans life Ii
safe under the rule of either the Demo
cratic or Republican criminals.
Congressman Mason reported to the
House last Monday an amendment tc
the Interstate Commerce Act, allowing
parties of seven or more special rates or
/, 1,000-mile tickets, whether theatrica
parties, farmers, merchants or travellers
For obvious reasons workingmen arr
not mentioned specifically. 1t is taker
for granted that when such people hav,
to go thousand miles away they dom
ride, they tramp.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1890-08-02

Widespread Symptoms of the Coming
Political and Economic ReyOlu-
tiOn-A Speech that will be Heard
throughout the Land-The Crimes
of Capital-Men of Toll, Unite
and BE Free.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-27

Pro'boa otary Maxwell drew the 70 low
ing special Jurors yesterday to try the
case OF Anderson * Son, VS. the Mayor
aud Council Of Wilmington, which Is
marked Tor trial at the present term.
The case was tried at the November
term, but as the jury failed to agree will
be retired. In accordance with deci-
sion OF the Court none oil the Jurors are
from this city
blackbird hundred-Robert N. Hug
gins
oquinimink-Stringe Finley John
Townsend, Richard Ferguson, Manlove
Davis.
st. Georges-William II. Houston.
Red Lion-F. Theodore Clark, James
Gray.
Pencader-Richard 7. Cam, Jr., Alex
ander W ilson.
| New Caatle-William White, Jons.
Guthrie, Alexander Davidson, George Z
| Hanson.
White Clay Creek Theodore f. Arm
strong, James II. Mackey. Joseph II
Caleb, Miller r. Barton.
Mill Creek-Stephen Springer, Archi
bald Armstrong, Robert +. DeunisoD
Richard 8. Fischer.
Brandywiue-W alter Pierce, Isaac S
| Elliott
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-27

collect the fnxeA. but instsad OF ycu
doing your duty we are Informed end
have reason tn believe that you havs
made political machine OF your ONES
and have boon absentipg and hiding
yourself to keep from receiving certain
taxes that this court has put into your
hands to collect Now, cir, II you do net
return to your office aud collect the taxes
due The county, which the people are
thronging your Office to pay, and solemn-
" promise you will no more forsAke your
oflice, you cannot be re-elected.''
But nothing OF this kind was done.
On the contrary the hiding, skulking
collector has done what the Levy Court
desires, and they have given him their
hearty endorsement. II the taxpayers
OF the county approve this kind Of
business they will re-elect this Levy
Court next November: If they do NOT
they will defeat 1t. The question 10
now before them,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-27


-1nr nine gears past MeAars. Raj mond
4 Wh.tcome have announced au annual
seyles Of spring tours through Colorado
and California, and six years ago they
added the wonderfully picturesque region
Of tie Pacific Northwest to their wester n
round Of travel. These excursions differ
from the winter trips, inasmuch "a they
are for Q stated period, and are made
purely for sight-seeing purposes. Both
Colorado And California are Visited 1t Z
season whsu they are most beautiful and
attractive. The Yosemite Valley 10 then
accessible, and the samo ID true Of the
Yelltwstone National Park. which Is In
cluded In the Pacific Northwest tour.
This takes In also the Mount Shasta
region, the Columbia River, the Puget
Sound, the" Mediterranean OF the North."
With the adoption OF vestibuled trains
and dining car service across the con-
unent, these excursions are made much
more enjoyable than they were originally.
For the coming season the itineraries of
both trips have been considerably wild.
ened. The two excursion parties will
leave Philadelphia on the same date
Monday. April "a. The Colorado and
California tour will occupy VI dAys, and
the Colorado, California, and Pacific
Northwest excursion, as days. There
are also to DO several trips during March
in the regular winter series OF California
Excursions. Descriptive circulars may
be obtained Of Raymond g. Whitcemb,
Ill South Ninth street, under the Con-
tipental Hotel, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-27

DOES THE EVERY EVENING know
that Collector Dougherty has been
absent from his Office since Monday?
II SO why not tell its readers as a mat
ter of news that Mr.. Dougherty is
absent2 With wonderful alacrity it
published a distorted and warped
account OF the battle of words betw cen
a reporter of the REPUBLICAN with
Collector Mckee. and had the reporter
sneaking out of the tax oflice like o
poltroon, but It somehow has never
been able to drop on to the absence Of
Collector Dougherty and the antics oil
the jolly joker, Collector Mckee Il
the Every Evening has not heard of II
yet We would simply inform 1t thai
Collector Dougherty has been absen,
from the tax Office since last Monday
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-27
A DNINIsxRAToR's SALE
RIAL EATATE.

LAS ESTATE.
~: = q r. swsre ,'f Il of iGaa Tor sew
CAstls County, made on the drst day OF Feb
ruATy. A. ". lsvo. Will be exposed ut public
on THUR DAY,
THEsrH DAY UF MARCH. a. d. 1890,
q 70 o'clssk A.. NJ, At the Court Hoy e. on
Market street, between 10Th aud nth strccts,
In the city Of WILMINGTON, New Castle county,
ana btAte OF Delaware, the fufowing doscr b.
"a real estate late OF Caroline Klihsler, de-
Ali hat esftsip lot or piece oflana, with
the three story brick dwelling house thtr,on
erected, situate In thu city OF Wilmington,
county and state Aforesaid, knownas 40 2oI
LAST cond stree. and more particularly
beginning y poiat on the northerty side OF
second street ~ distance Of 30 Il. In. east
erty from the eAAtcrly side OF French street at
tie easteriy side Of . II. Wide alley leadin 4
into second etrs 1 thence nnrtherly along
street IS feet 70 the sautheiiy side OF another
allcl with qeconc street. 10 ri. TO stake,
thence nofthsrly crossing the head 81 the last
ment oncd alley and parallel with french
siiei with Eecesa ssrcei, n Il Il. 70 ..sss,
9 seatasriy, parallel with French street
ana thence thereby westerly ~ n. to the place
81 oeg,nniaE y tae. contents thereof what
sey. ia sem%oa wth othsrs entitled tS.is.o
known BY WIN. '. sMALLEY, JR.,
..,... Admlnistrator. q. ?; n. c. ia.
Chss. n. Mpwhorter.
Clerk orpbnns' Court. 9-3-eod %
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-27

But turning from the tax Office,
what was the sight that met the eye
ju the Levy Court room yesterday
A servile Levy Court Ie-elccting the
man 10 be collector another year TO
outrage the people who at the very
moment OF his election was a fugitive
from his office in bold attempt to
cheat citizens out Of their votes by
cheating the county out OF the taxes
they owe. Was there ever such
premium paid for rascaliiy before in
New Castle county? The Levy Court,
every man of them, by their actions
sa.d, Mr.. Duugherty you have our
hearty endorsement. You are Just the
hind of collector we want We
knew what you were when we ap-
pointed you and you have not disap
pointed us. Keep on doing exactly
as you have done. The county car
afford TO lose few thousand dollari
better than you and we Can afford te
lose the offices We hold. We excuse
your absence to-day wherever you
I are, for we know you are engaged il
. good work. You know what yoI
have to do. II you do your duty as
collector of taxes that will be GU
overthrow and you will 60 down will
US. II you continue cheating thes
elamorous Republicans out OF thei
votes as a politician, we will be KEEP
IN power and you will reap the benef
Of II.
With what mock majesty these lie
levy courtmen eat and cast their ever
vote for man for tax collector VIII
was skulking and hiding around |
Keep from collecting taxes, These te
levy courtmen knew at the time the
were casting their ten ballots lor IL
reelection of Dougherty. that at til
moment he was in hiding for the pui
pose OF avoiding tax payers WI
wanted TO pay their taxes. VIII
would have been the honest course 4
thoss ten men TO have pursued befo
they cast their ballots Tor the hidir
Gollectors Most undoubtedly to ha
postponed his election until con
Snittee could wait upon him and bril-
him before the court. Tho next prop
thing would have been Tor CHARM
Grub TO have addressed him son
Thing in this manner.
'siT, his Levy Court appointed you
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-27

New YORK, Feb. 27.-The steamship
Ems arrived here yester ay. On Satur-
day wrecked sailing vessel was passed,
all OF the masts of which were broken
off, and she was ilounderisg around as
though she could not obey the rndder.
A nag OF distress was lying from q ten.
porary rigging, Nine men were seer
upon the wreck. Despite the terrible sea-
Captain Jungst, of the Ems, had boa
lowered, and an officer and five men GU
tered 1t to attempt reecue. The boa
was Immediately capsize and one OF th,
crew lost. Captain Jungst thought i
madness TO make another sttelnpt, an,
proceeded on Ills voyage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-27
pUBLIc SALE.
vAIusA 4, 1 ! !. sr go AsprAHMrSc

= "
VALUABLE STOCK AND FARMING
IHpIENENTS.
.s--s-. ..,.'..a... ..,.
asia wissoNt leeetve ~ s.o.t soa ~
utensits, gu we prsmises sitsnsu on me ,oao
ieAuinx from shmton 70 msrshsi'ton nnou.
hiAmsnst, On
MONDAY, MARCH snp. 1890.
sas Srpos sharp eo Sl f1ee
rssm IN naoSa nhs Sos sVmnn LIN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-27

Bur let this latter day Car beware
The people have eyes, and they are
not all blind; they have ears, ard they
are not all heavy OF hearing; they have
tongues, aud some of them will speak
81 the proper time with the eloquence
Gt silent ballot THAT executes free =.
mans will as lightning does the will
OF God" ....-
This ouirager OF human rights seems
10 have forgotten the lesson taught
him less than two years ago, when he
prostituted the police force of the city,
violated law and decency and defied
public opinion 10 order to make HIM
self Mayor Of the city OF Wilmington.
His brilliant scheme did not carry Out
right for him, and he was buried be-
meath an avalanche Of Democratic
votes, that were cast tor an opposing
candidate rather than to have this czaI
10 rule over them. History will re.
peat Itself next November. An indig.
nant people cannot get at the tyrani
directly, IS his is not an elective Office
The Levy Court stands before him a,
. breastwork OF defence. Thus en-
trenched and barricaded he deties tn
people, but the people can get at thi
breastwork and they will do ii mex
November.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-27
pnsrublican


Perhaps before this article 10 read by
our readers Collsctor Dougherty may
have found himself and returned him
colt to bis family and Office, but for the
present we shall still assume that he Is
absent, and that he will remain con-
cealed until the Levy Court meets next
Tuesday. The conspiratoTs VINO are
concealing him will be likely to keep
him concealed until 1t Is too late for
Republicans to pay any more taxes.
BE has not been seen In his Office since
Monday. No doubt that wherever he
10 he has his tax duplicates and 10
busily engaged In sending out tax
receipts 10 Democrats. He has to do
this or his captivity by his friends
would work as great loss to Demo
Gratis az to Republicans. That leading
Democrats, who have become terrible
couspirators, know where he is and
what he Is doing 10 evident. They
are not In the least concerned about
his prolonged absence, tor they know
that wherever he 10 he Is doing their
work. Their self complainant smiles
and winks al each other are evidences
that they are deep co conspiratop
with the fallen ex-chief of police
against the law and against the people.
But there 10 hereafter aud 1t will
come in November. The people will
not always submit 10 such defiant in
justice. Hundreds Of good, honest
Democrats are quietly looking on hut
saying nothing. Others have freely
expressed themselves, and they intend
to vote % they talk.
What ID the situation at the tax
Officer Republican poil-tax payers
from the car shops and from other In
dustrial establishments waiting all
day long for the return Of Collector
Dougherty, and he does not come.
Others out on the street hunting for
BIN, but cannot find him. They are
.sing time and money 10 get an op.
portunity to pay their taxes, but no |
opportunity is offered. The collector
Is hiding away 10 keep clear Of them.
What Cares he for the rights Of the
peoplef What cares he for the rights
oil The county. that needs the taxes he
Is cheating 1t out Off
What cares be for public criticism
when he Is impeivious to itf What
cares he for The comments of the Re-
publican part OF the press while the
other prostitutes itself by never allud-
ing to affairs at the tax of,ice except by
words Of Apology What cares be for
anything. 80 that by his actions he can
keep his party In power by out
raging decency and honestly What
cares he, so that serviceable Levy
Court Is elected that will keep him in
Cillcef
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-27

W III you heed tho wsrning' The sig
nal perhaps Of the sure approach Of that
more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourselves II you can afford for the sake Of
saving 80 cer to, to run tho risk and dc
nothing for 1t. We know from expert
ence that Shiloh's Cure will Cure your
Cough. 1t never fails. This explains
why more than Million Bottles were
sold the past year, II relieves Group and
Whocning Cough At once Mothers Dc
not be without 1t, For Lame Back, Side
or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. N
3. Danforth, Wholesale and retail ageni
second and Market streets, Wnming tor
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-27

Save money and go 10 the northeast
corner Third and King streets Tor your
groceries. Cotiees roasted fresh every
week aud sold at very low prices. a
right good Rio at 20 and 90 cents per ID.
A fiuc line Of Calf dried fruits aud n "
Turkey prunes, lbs. for % cents. Inc
40, 90 and 90 cent teas sgo the finest
favored to be found Tor the moHsy. Give
them trial. George A. Taylaf, north
east corner Third aud King stree 5.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-27
Tablec'oshs:

Fine German Damask Fringed Lunch
Sets 2x2l5 yard Cloth with one row
OF drawn work and one dozen
Doylies, g.. IS the set.
2S215 yard Cloth, one row Of drawn
work and one dozen open.work
Doylies, IS 30 the set.
2x2l yard Cloth, two rows of open
work amt ono dozen open " ok
Doylies SO the set.
Finer up 10 s2i the set.
fringed Linen Lunch Sets, plain
white or with colorcd borders.
Cloth 63x70 inches and one dozen
Doylies. ~. 10 the set.
Cloth 63xs3 inches and one dozen
Doylies, 1913 the set.
Cloth 63xl04 inches and one dozen
Doylies, ss.75 the set.
Bleached Damask Dinner Sets 2x2ls
yard Tablcoloth and one dozen 20
inch Napkins, ISIS the set. We
give this set as a sample of value.
All sizes mp TO 2isx6 yards and
qualities To $4S the set.
Hand Hemstitched German Dnmnsk
Sets. Cloth 2x2lS yards and one
dozen Hemstitched Napkins, 1910
the set.
Finer Linen and Larger Sizes up to
$50 the set.
Fine French DamaslS Sets, Embroid
cred and lienstitched, 2x2% yard
Cloth, one dozen Napkins, SIS $50;
2xS yards, $50.
Full line OF Fine Irish and French
Iablecloths Ky Napkins u
hatch, Cloths from to s yard,
long
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-27

THE REPUBLICAN will not support
the Republican Levy Court OF SUSSEX
If II is outraging the rights of the peo-
pie. 1t will be a. emphatic in Ito con.
demnaiion o. Republican as OF Demo.
cratic political methods that end in
DISTINGUISHING any portion of the PEG.
pie. The Republicans have been
made to drink the bitter draft, and
though the spirit of revenge might
whisper: place the chalice TO their lips,
We would withhold. The Republican
party cannot afford 10 practice that
which il has always condemned, even
for moment to crafty the spirit Of
revenge. But are there outrsges In
SUSSEX II there are. the news OF
them must come through another
source than through newspaper out.
side of politics, reputable, that has
never published q word In condcmna.
tion OF the outrages OF the Democratic
collectors of Wilmington upon Repub.
lican poll tax payers.
The crooked methods OF the Repub.
licans of Sussex, if any exist, are but
as drop in the bucket compared to
the wholesale outrages upon the Re-
publicans OF Wilmington. and yet the
Every Evening publishes columns OF
condemnation of Republican methods
In Sussex, while its readers know
nothing OF Collector Dougherty's abb
sence from the tax office from any
word or hint that II has dropped. That
paper is entitled TO credit for going
away from home to gather up news,
even though distorted and twisted out
OF shape to bolster up q sinking party,
but while 1t refuses to publish tenfold
worse Democratic outrages at home,
10 Sussex article will be received ct a
much heavier discount than the Levy
Court of New Castle County ia pay.
ing at the banks ior borrowed money.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-27

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-27

No one 10 ever satisfied with his for.
tune, and certainly not with ailments
eatarrh and Influenza for instance. Bau,
ish them with Old sAuls Ca,arIh Cure
Price only % ceLts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-27

COLLECTOR DouGHERTY at last re-
ports was In Philadelphia, at Broad
and Prime streets. hunting Broad
street station and wondering who had
moved 1t. We have not heard that
Levy Courtmsn Roberts was with him