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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
NOTICE. JAMES THORNTON

NOTICE. JAMES THORNTON,
lN the tenant Of the house situated N. Il.
corner of second and French streets, in
the Second ward Of the city of Wilmington,
In compliance with the requirements of the
acts Of the General Assembly in such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing 70 the Court of General
Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State OF Delaware, in and for New Castle
county, on MONDAY, the 18th day of May,
a. y. 1880, being the next term OF said court,
for the sale therein of intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart. to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
citizens OF said ward, at least twelve OF whom
arc substantial lreeholders of said ward, req
nm1nend the said application. viz:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10

NOTICE-I ARTHUR CARRIES, THE
IN tenant Of the house situated northwest
corner OF Fourth and Monroe streets in
the Third ward Of the city of Whining.
q Delaware. in compliance with the re-
quiremcnt5 Of the acts of the Gem
cral Assembly in such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing to the Court of
General Sessions Of the Pence and Jail Delivery
Of Tho state Of Delaware. in and for New Castle
comfy, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of May,
A. H., ls!D, being The next term OF said court,
for license for said house MS an inn or tavern,
Tor the sns therein Of intoxicating liquors in
the promises, and the following respectable
citizens OF said ward at least twelve of whom
nrN suLstantiaI ireehOllGrs Of said ward, rec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

There has been q new turn of the screw in
the case of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
Judge Alvey, who had in q decision, hereto
fore published in The STAR, announced that
h0~ould sign decree for the sale of the canal
as prayed for by the bondholders of 1878. made
q new decision yesterday at Hagerstown. He
has decided, on the application Of the 1874
bondholders, to permit them to repair and OPP
crate the canal if they do so by May /,
1891. From this decree the canal company
takes an appeal which will be heard by the
court Of appeals on next Monday morning
Judge Alvey also passed conditional decree
for the sale of the canal and appointed Messrs.
Joseph d. Baker, Robert Bridges and Richard
d. Johnson, the receivers heretofore appointed.
as trustees. The bondholders Of 1874 must
give bond within sixty days in the penalty of
$500, 900 that they will fulfil their obligations,
which are to complete the work in the time
specified, TO deposit meantime $4,000 to de-
fray expenses of litigation up to the present
and to pay of the bonds Of 1873. 1t will be
seen from this outline statement, without gong
into the reasons which are elsewhere printed.
that this new decision merely gives the IA
bondholders under stringent conditions the
right to repair and operate the canal. II
they fail to carry out their undertaking the de-
posit they made will be sufficient to pay the
expense of litigation and the bond will cover
all possible losses resulting from the snspen-
sion OF the decree Of sale. The decision seems
to be carefully guarded to prevent postpone
ment Of the sale from merely operating to do
feat the railroad project without restoring the
waterway. Under it Washington and the canal
counties are 20 have the canal restored and in
operation by next May or the sale is to take
place which will substitute an independent,
competitive railroad And il the restored
waterway does not pay running expenses and
cost Of repairs within four years, the decree of
sslo also becomes operative. Apparently either
a well managed waterway or a railroad in place
of the present ruin is assured
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CAKrrsrrns In Possrssros
r ooLpscHMrp's.
ioo7.ioos y ST. NV.


DURING the improvements and attentions now I'm
prosress on our SECOND FLOOR We viii os,r our
Patrons special inducements on such reod. q. ar,
liable 10 be DAMAGED by the wortmen in handling tim.
ber &C. Room also has forced us 10 close cut sewers.
departments for the present
In any of the following goods we warrant saving 10
you Of % per cent,
TRUNK DEPARTMENT.
-our former Trunk Department has been resrrsnsed
and viii be used during the -Hoiiday- season for
TOYS EXCLUSIVELY. Therefore we are compelled
TO dispose Of our entire the present q. sac
riho~ WHEN WE SAY SACRIFICE We mean 10
make the prices such that they must 80.
Our assortment is somewhat broken. The sizes On
hand are mostly large. but by calling and examining
the same we assure the prices will be made small.
with the proat entirely exhausted.
All Trunks marked free and strap given with each
Trunk
REfkIGERAroRs
"ehare only FOUR LEFT from our tremendous
summer stock. You can have them at the following
greatly reduced prices,
No ecooper & MeEee's Domestic upr,sh, R..
'rserator' with pOrcelsan lined water cooler. two
separate compartments in the provision chamber .,.
ira large size Regular price oso. Will 40 now
for sl1.25.
livery Handsome sid=bOara Household Refrser..
tor. made ofsenuine oak, large French plate mirror
oesveleb in the sideboard charcoal pacted = scr,-
rate compartments and sliding water cooler porcelain.
lined Regular price as. VIII 20 now for s2s.35
High Class Hardwood Michigan" Refrigerator,
low down pattern, with double doors and porcelain.
lined water cooler. Regular price eco. win 20 now
for $3.50.
High Class Hardwood Michigan" Refrigerator,
stationary top. large Provision chamber, finished in
antique OAK Regular price eel. VIII 20 now fcr
sl45o.
rs PER CENT DISCOUNT
On all Water Coolers and Ice Cream Freezera
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT
On al Cooler stsndA
MEDICINE CABINETS
Wehave just received new lot of those BEAUTIFUL,
Medicine Cabinets for the side or corner finished in
mahogany antique oak or black walnut The pr,ce 1,
| sl-9s for your choice.
EXTRA
WINDOW SHADES.
Anew lot Of Best Holland's Window Shades with Pat,
ens spring rollers tcOmple.e,,
25c.
All colOrs Of Hollands window Shades with spring
| rollers and fringe for
| $50.
! SHAKESPEARE TABLES.
We have three dozen in stock ut the time OF this
writing As these tables are in such demand by our
patrons we can only say that our price 10 csc and
viii remain At that price until the stock is exhausted
| RUGS.
IA stated in our Advertisement" on Saturday last
we are closing out our Rug Department. We intend
to give up this department so have made such re-
auctions that say they never heard Of
RuFs sold 30 cheap. wehAve many new and beautiful
patterns q the finest quality smyrna
r. GoLDscHMID.
1oo7-1Oo9 Fstnw.
| tssore open on Saturday until 10 PM, IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

The unsatisfactory condition of political
affairs in tho South docs not seem to interfere
seriously with business and material prosperity.
The September crop statement by the New
Orleans Cotton Exchange shows tho largest
movement Of cotton in the history o. the trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

E1-Gov. Philip Francis Thomas Of Maryland
and Arthur Alphonse Karr OF France are the
latest additions to the neurology Of 1890 Both
were notable men in their respective fields of
endeavor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

The voice Of the campaign orator is loud in
the land and the beiased Congressman makes
good use Of his remaining opportunities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

Idaho ia republican state by an increased
majority and that party seems to have q mort
gage on the new northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

Such n fight il being made against Collector
Dow Of Portland as almost to warrant the
conclusion that the collector is in favor Of
reciprocity with South American countries.
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Tn "GRowrss. CnoruEs.

tits Q short road 70 the Juvenile
Fashions Of the world through our
stock-and the "toll-gatesr make
Light demands.
one Of the newest things are the
vEST-FRONT SUITS. All sizes
from a. soon - they put on pants
till they get big enough to sport o
genuine waistcoat a to 9 yearsl.
They're 30 popular we have made
them In plain and fancy etfeets-not
70 be wanting in what you're likely
10 call for-<e0 to S15,.
We import all our JERSEY
SUITS-because the foreign work in
this Line seems to rs . little more
creditsble. Any way the novelties
take better Any size-tall sizes--4
to 8 years-s3. SO to 800.
There are moro boys IN the
schools wearing our Suits than
those from any other store-and
It's from no cause in the world but
the quality and the price. These
are two incontrovertibie argu-
ments. AL styles-plain or plated
Jackets. SHORT PANTS-S3 to
s15-LONG PANTS-S5 to s25.
And the boys look we11, don't theyf
So they will all along. Watch the
wear of these suits.
When it comes to DRESS SUITS
the fine things you'll seepiH make
your 'eyes stick out" SINGLE
and DOUBLE-BRESTED SACK
SUITS, CUTAWAY SUITS and
FROCK SUITS. Why. it's . won
der to US if imagip ative genius
hasn't reached it's limit Of design.
What could be more tasty, more
genteel. than the creations we've
got on hand to show roiOf MOTH
ING up to date--that's sure.
Ills unsettled weather-Cool-
with the moderate days sandwiched
in too frequently. But it's the
change that demands the extra
prscaution. Make IL . REFER
IL you Wdub eOulc tuluH uOOOy
LIGHTWEIGHT OVERCOAT if
you prefer IL. More than enough
Of both to give you a 50 tisfactory
selection.
Then UNDERwEAR-and FUR
NISHINGS generslly-Frequently.
you know. your Boys have to take the
mems small sizes-NOT HERE
We've o separate department.
stocked with the plenty Of generous
selection-dU made for the boys
Themselves. SHIRT WAISTS come
under this head-Don't forget our
usual big variety.
A perfect stock - perfectly"
marked for buyers to buy from-or
lockers" to look through.
8 AND COMPANY.
Ids BEST IN ONE STORE.
,TA AVENJTE Ann SEVENTH
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All these desirable bargains can be found onlyat
60 t a kh e. ssss
&C. GoSS ILL I ~ 4 + Xxx ssss 81
1t 734-736 SEVENTH ST. NV.
LET Us CLorHE YoUn Boz.

THERE ARE QUITE A NUMBER OF
BOYS WHO HAVE NOT YET BEEN PRO
YIDED WITH NEW CLOTHES. is YOUR
BOY ONE OF THEM! IL SO. BRING HIM
HERE AND GLADDEN. HIS HEART WITH
ONE OF OUR NOBBY AND sERvICEABLE
SUITS. IT WILL NOT COST YOU VERY
MUCH AND BOTH YOU AND HE WILL
HAVE THE SATISFACTION OF KNOWING
THAT HE IS AS WELL CLAD AS ANY OF
HIS sCHoOLMATES
1FYOU WANT DRESS UP CLOTHES WE
CAN SHOW YOU THE NEWEST CREATIONS
OF THE LEADING MAKERS: STYLES THAT
CANNOT BE FOUND ELSEWHERE IN THE
CITY AND AT PRICES THAT ARE GUAR
ANTEED TO BE LOWER THAN THE SAME
QUALITIES CAN BE BOUGHT FOR ANY.
WHERE ELSE IN THE COUNTRY.
CLOTHES FOR SCHOOL OR PLAY USE IS
OUR STRONG POINT. WE PUT MORE
SOLID VALUE TO THE SQUARE INCH
IN THESE GOODS THAN MOST PEOPLE
HAVE ANY IDEA OF. THEY MUST BE
SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. ALLAT MOD
ERATE PRICES.
B. ROBINSON L CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

Extremes meet Nearly all the states have
elections and Thanksgiving next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

great bill is fortunate IL IL have errors of
clerical omission only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

Politics has gone from the bull pen" "a
ths stump.
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1: ! 4 ! g. EE ffFfE ::
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
SEVENTH STREET.
The Fall Dress Goods here-everythns that is new
You know how we sell dress goods-at least you
should IL You don't Everything sold 30 that
it will save you money. Fancy or staple
all the same way. Among the cases upon
cases Of goods we have selected the
items below, which sold a
much less than their value.
An inducement 10 have
you come in and
the balance.
sench Striped and Plaid Henriettas. {. the newes,
effects and coloring-62&c. you will be asked every
where. You take your pick OF them now for 4sc.
| yard.
3s-inch Scotch Cheyiots-new efects-5oc a yard
for you now Not the regular SOC. materials. We
have yet to see their equals for 62l8c. ayard
100 pieces Of lS-inch Colored velvets latest fall
shades The usual si.25 Velvet il not mite better
than thesesnd these only 9sc syard. At that price
We expect them TO 20 quickly.
Dress
Trimmings.
No such stock
assortment has
been shown here be-
fore. That's saying great
things We have always had
the largest and most varied as
sortment Of Trimmings in the city.
When we say have Q larger
stock it means also lower prices than ever
before on account Of the ertra large quantities
bought The novelties all here now. and now
is your time to buy them When sold to duplicate
them will be impossible. being all imported goods and
the tariff will prohibit their sale the prices are
now asking for them co nsiderstion you must
the entire stock 30 IL Ii policy fog
you to buy early There IL bound 10 be advance in
prices among the importers You now get the bene-
at with us Of our orders placed last spring Extra
large orders placed account Of tariff. We
have looked customer interest well a. ours
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. The extremely
low prices Curtains being appreciated. when
you can save from el5o to s5 on pair it's an iten
don't you think
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! / / / /. f. a 4 t t f /
IN THEIR NEW BUILDING.
CORNER OF 7TH AND h SITS. NV.
You remember what
We told you about
our Saturday In.
ducements the effort
and trouble we take to
mako this shopping
day . notable one.
The rain Of the past two
days has interfered
with your shopping
andour business. We
must make up the loss
entailed We are going
TO "cut a queer caper"
In prices tomorrow.
Come and Join Us
In the circus.
We are showing some very pretty
Shakespeare 7 sbles.

in the circus.
We are showing some very pretty
Shakespeare sbles.
Worth 81 As: tomorrow, e1.19.
Look at those Oval Tin Boilers.
Very useful
Worth Csc: tomorrow. 49c.
The handiest Cherry or Ash
Folding Chairs made.
Worth 75c. tomorrow. soc.
Solid comfort is what can be
said Of our Large Rockers.
Worth 50. As; tomorrow. Sl0S
Asplendid assortment Of Brass
Bird Cages.
Worth 60c. tomorrow, 4Qc.
Large Cakes and Extra Quality
Toilet Soap.
Worth lOc.; tomorrow. 04c.
An Extra Quality Of Broom,
cur special brand.
Worth DOC; tomorrow, 23c.
Enoch Morgan's sapolio, q wonder
full cleaner.
Worth 10c: tomorrow, 07c.
An ever useful article our
Jspanned Can Opener.
Worth 09c.; tomorrow. 04c.
A Novelty is the Long-hsndled
Adjustable Meat Fork.
Worth 15c.: tomorrow. O9c.
Useful Household Hammer,
with tack claw.
Worth loo; tomorrow, Ooc
An Extra Quality Steel Blade Japan.
ned Handle Mincer.
Worth 25c.; tomorrow, l5c.
llmade Bleached VII
low Clothes Basket.
Worth 59c.: tomorrow, 49c.
Ever Useful and Durable Wooden
Sugar Pail.
Worth 39c tomorrow, 2oc.
An inducemsnt for children,
Covered Slate.
Worth 0oc tomorrow, csc.
AGood-siEed Splint-covered
Handy Basket
Worth 15c tomorrow, 09c.
No kitchen complete without one.
Fancy Tin Cake Molds
Worth 0oc.; tomorrow. Csc.
Nicely Japanned Covered Kit
chen Match Safes.
Worth Csc. : tomorrow, O4c.
Another kitchen needable are our
Long.handled sklmmers
Worth 00c.: tomorrow. O5c.
This IL good value our
Tin Water Buckets.
Worth l5c. tomorrow, lie.
Achsap combination. whisk Box Of
Backing and Brush.
Worth 29c. f; tomorrow. Ice.
Always useful-Four-ring
Tin Muffin Pans
Worth 06c.: tomorrow. 04c.
Just what you want-a strong
Galvanized Dipper.
Worth 12c. tomorrow. 0sc.
Nicely Japanned Covered
Square Spice Boxes.
Worth 9 Sc; tomorrow, 55c,
Strong Folding Wooden Wash Benchea
laundry utility.
Worth s1.49; tomorrow. s1.yo.
Special offer Block Tin sauce Para
Long Handle.
worth 22c. tomorrow, Ia
The above FOR Saturday only.
TIT III EFs EFF A H RRf r
I Z 4 kKs + "A II I +
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND H SITS NV.
FRANKIE CO.. Propris.or. !
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10 per cent of the marked prices Of every article in
the following departments: Tea Gowns, Black Silks,
Laces, Dress Trimmings Buttons Ribbons, FurS, silk
Underwear. Embroideries Real Gold Jeweiry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

T + III e {. F; 4 :, E., {.
CORNER 18th ST. AND PENN. AVE
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f :: e. E.; s. II AZ
4. LIsNER. pRoPRIEToR "a
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DON'T
MISS
CALLING III
OUR
SHOE
DEPARTMENTS
TO
RELIEVE
YOUR
WANTS
THAT
DIRECTION.
THEIRS
GUARANTEE
EXCELLENCE
IN
EVERY
PAIR
AND
SAVING 4
COST.
HATS
THE
SAME
WAY.
NOVELTIES
AND
STANDARD
SHAPES
LOADED
WITH
OUR
QUALITY
AND
L1dHTENED
BY
OUR
PRICES.
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Read bn Of Cloak Gossip from our pen on Page Of
fn<fx,
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&c S's 4. E E.; s. $:
SScS S LII. a "A ( Ekkk ssss
734-73o SEVENTH 81. NV.

We make our first Cloak Offering this season. Noons
valuinz money AFFORD to purchase until they have
inspected our line. which will be found complete In
every DETAIL and the prices such that garment
bough. of be duplicated We will refund money with
out question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-03

Ladies' Soc Silk Stitched Vests and Pants 39c
Ladies' SOC Fine Merino Vests and Pants. soc
Ladies' Soc Ribbed Vests aud Pants. o5c
Ladies' Handmade Vests. all coors, pure wool..75c
sl.40 Gents Double breasted Red Flannel Medi-
Gated Pure Wool Vests. drawers to match. ... 900
$40 Natural Wool Vests and Drawers. 99c
69c. Fine Merino, in White and Gray suits. .. 49c
Chiidren's Underwear from l5c. up to the bes,
made
, 1890-10-26

One of the most serious obstacles to
success in the way of mac is planted
right in the middle OF the road to health.
How to restore and maintain a regular
habit OF body and digestion is too often a
source OF needless and, %unhappily. of
vain inquiry. 1t is not necessary to
inveigh against drastic ~purgatiyes. TheY
who have used them continuously know
the consequences. A remedy which unites
the action of a regulating medicine for
the bowels with hat of a tonic both for
those organs, the liver and stomach, is
Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters. sanctioned
by the best medical authority, and re-
ceiving daily the endorsement of our
country men. With this etfectual,
though gentle, laxative at hand. it is
possible to defy those changes oftempera-
ture productive of constipation, as well as
constitutional attacks Of biliouaness,
which beset even people naturally healthy.
Malaria. dyspepsia, rheumatism aad
kidney troubles are remedled and pre-
vented by the Bitters.
, 1890-10-26
FOUR FOR ONE PLACE

Laramie is suffering from a congestion
OF United States senatorial candidates.
There are at least four of them and the
legislative delegation has not yet settled
upon the merits OF their respective claims.
Neither of the Republican papers have
expressed a preference for any Of the can
didates but confess. with charming ing On
uousness, that they are all good men and
any one of them would ill a senatorial
chair with pleasure TO themselves and
profit to their constituents. The truly
good Deacon Hayford is advising concen-
tration on some one of the four candidates
for fear that otherwise they may all get
lost in the shuttle. The advice is certain
ly good but the aggravating question of
which one still remains, When all are
equally good. equally able and equally en-
titled to the honor, as the Laramie papers
acknowledge them to be. about the only
way left for them is TO do as the supreme
court did-pull straws for the first place
aud abide by the decision.
As Albany county has decided in its
own mind that it is to receive the second
senatorial place it would be too bad to put
its chances in jeopardy by its " local
Equabbling.
, 1890-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICE TO OUR OLD
SuHSCKIBERs.

The expressions of all Who have seen
our handsome premium Wild Flowers
of the Rocky Mountains" are such as to
convince us that every subscriber who Sc
cures n copy OF this work will entertain
for The LEADER most kindly feelings and
We are anxious that one be placed with
subscribers, both old and new, who may
desire IL. We cannot, however, furnish
this book TO any old subscriber who does
not order before November l.. You can
have the book delivered any time, six
months hence II you wish. but your order
must be received this month. TIE rea
Sous Tor this arc: Only a limited number
OF these books were printed aHd thoy are
out of print Tor at least one year. After
I November | we will be unable to get anS
more OF them, aud are not certain that W,
can have an order filled as late as that.
1t is extremely doubtful If we can evel
agnin secure a book hat everybody wants
and we must keep some OF them for the
purpose Of increasing our circulation, a.
that is the only way they are of any beDe.
fit to us. five refuse TO ill an order fol
you after November |, which we posi-
lively will even though we may have the
books on hand, do not blame us as we are
giving you plenty of ume in which to or
der. These books can be seen at THE
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to call at the office drop us n card and the
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provided you live in the city or any town
on the circuit OF his travels.
, 1890-10-26
WHERE THE WEIGHT FAILS.

Senator Carlisle in his recent great tar
If speech shows precisely what class OF
the people will bear the brunt Of the tax
alton imposed by the Mckinley tariff bill
Considering this branch OF the subject he
said: MIR. President, this morn in
crease in taxation is made mainly upon
articles in common use among our people,
and which they are compelled to buy.
There is an increase of more than SlO,-
900, 900 in the metal schedule, upon iron
and steel and their manufactures, two ar
ticles which lie al the very base of all our
Industries, and without which scarcely
any useful occupation can be carried on in
this country. There is an increase of
nearly sl4, SOC. 900 in the wooden sched-
ule, which embraces a large and
absolutely necessary part OF the cloth.
ing of our people, rich and poor
alike, in every part of the country,
There is an increase Of 81, 9s6, 1856 in
cotton schedule, and an increase of more
than s., OOO,O 900 10 the fax and linen
scheduls-two other schedules which EN-
brace a large and important part of the
clothing of the people, There is an in.
crease of s., 735, 35l upon tin plate, which
enters into the manufacture OF a great
number Of useful articles. giving employ
ment to thousands Of laborers in almost
every state in the Union, aud there is an
increase ofsl, 1851, 042 upon block, bar and
pig tin, The raw material used IN the
manufacture OF tin plate, which of course,
will increase its price to the people, be-
cause it will increase the cost OF pro
duction. There is an increase Of $67l ,995
on cotton ties, an article which is used
exclusively by the farmers, white and
colored in the South"