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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30

Every man will wish TO be we'll up
on tariff points the coming year, and
heeaH get The protective view Mt the
lowest possible cost by taking the
Hatae Market bulletin OF I3oaton,
which we furnish Mt half price in
connection with the WEExY REfuRiI
CAN. Governor Mckinley says the
Bulletin is admirable, and he wishes
it might go TO every voter
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30
Murder and Suicide,

MARsHALITowE, Ia, Nov. 3d.. C.
Thomas shot and killed John hacklidge
and then ended his own life in like
manner. The double tragedy occurred
ut the boarding house Of the murdered
man. The murder was Absolutely with
out proyocati0n, and it is believed that
the murderer and suicide was insane.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30
Rev. DIR. HaIl's Narrow E,soape.

New YoRK, Nov. S0.-John George
Roth, crazy German of middle age at
tempted to kill the Rev. John Hall. ID.
D., pastor OF the Fifth Avenue Presby-
terian church after the morning service
yesterday, by firing three shots at him
from a revolver. None of The shots
took effect The would he assas sin was
arrested aad lodged in iaii,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30
VIII soon he Rentir

General Buffers great book will he
ready III about 10 days, and those who
have not subscribed should send Their
names ut once to John q. Bryant, the
agent for this State, as no more books
Will be ordered than are subscribed
for. Those who have been privileged
to examine some Of the proof sheets.
pronounce it the greatest book CT the
age. 1t is written in Buffers eccentric
style, and those who know the Gen
eral are fully aware OF the fact that he
is neither afraid ~ eshamed to say or
write just what G61hinks of anyone
Consequently there is a feeling OF anx-
iety amohE many, especially those
that served under the General, To see
his opinion of some of those under
whom he served during tho war. II
will also be interesting to know what
lie has to say about Dutch Gap, and he
may possibly tell why be did not cap
ture Fort FISHER, but lett the honor for
that achievement TO General Ferry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30
A Earmer,s Wife hIurdereh

KEYPoRT. N. j., Nov. 3O.-The body
Of Mrs Charles I. Leonard, of Atlantic
Highlands. was found by her husband
some distance from their nome, aud a
farm hand named Louis Harriet is sus-
pected OF having murdered her. He is
under arrest.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30
For Coal. Flour nnd Feed.

See or phone Showard a. Chandler
central Office and Hour store north
west corner 4fh and King. Cur coaI
is not excelled. Try it. Our Hour is
giving the best results. We sell the
hest brands. Try our !. X. l.. flour. II
is The best sold iD the city. Telephone
4Os. Coal yards no.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30
A Snccr..r.IGnn

Nh. ]. b. GUodirg paid a visit to Its
brother. Mr. jesse Cooling. n resi- lent
oil TaiUot county Md, last Nieeif, iii.tl
he returned home on Friday evening
with 65 paItridgcs which ha shot in d
couple of days. lie enjoyed the sport
very highly and was well satisfied
with his luck asa majority OF our city
'Aiprods' do not do nearly as well.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30

Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Ella ulldway to Mr. Edgar j.
P.ettyn an, at the NJ. L. Church In
Harrington, on We lLesIay evening
Decomber I'd.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30
Examiner Drew,s successor

PoTTsvHLE, Pa, Nov. S0.-Charles
Fl. Dengler has been appointed as bank
examiner to succeed William p. Drew,
oi Philadelphia. Mr.. Dengler is an ack-
aoWIcdged expert in all banking matters.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30

Turs repaired, mufls and coats of all
kinds refined at iiukill a. Poist, I'd and
latnalf streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30

Roman hyaeintls, the earliest fol
forcing and very line. White and
pink. Scents each or o for 25 cents at
j. j. Smiths, Fourth and Shipley
-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30
Natures Wonder.

OIL, the only substance
known that will prevent tendency to
Wrinkles, Agelng or whitening OF the
skin, drying up OF the flesh. Pro
serves the tone, life and transparent
glow OF youth. 80 cents and S1.00 at
druggists; large size prepaid by ex-
press for $l.00. L. s. Wolls, Jersey
City, NJ j.
D JN'T DIE IN THE HOUSE. Trough
Oh Ruts" clears out rats, mice, flies,
reaches, bed-bugs. 10 cents.
WELLS HEALTH RENEWER goes
direct to weak spots. Thin people, it
iattens.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30

nRESSMAKERS AND THOSE WISH
~ ing to learn the Mime kellogg's Sys-
sem of Ladies' French Tailoring aud dress
cutting. are invited TO call and S q
teachers from Philadelphia school every
evening this week fronl to 10 o'clock, at
COS Marx q street. u2i-tl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30
FOR SALE,
GEO. G. MARIS & SON.

I7OR ShLEv-A DESIRABLE TRACT
II Of land situated in white Clay Creek
Hundred one mile from StAuion station,
on p, w. q Il. Il. II. on road leading from
Stanton to OglCtown and q hAlf mile from
Harmony station on the B, y .. K. r., OF
about 81 ucres tho estate OF William Nc
Bride, deceased VIII he sold on easy
iei1ns. For terms apply TO NJ. J. Morrison.
f-imin,stratriX, On. a /. .IOl West 3rd street,
Wilmington Del. o2l-aGd W
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30
Headache

Usually results from deranged stomach OF
sluggish liver. In either case, an apcrieni
5 needed. Ayers Pills, the mildest and
most reliable cathartic in use, correct all
Irregularities of the stomach, liver, and
iowels, and, In brief time, relieve the
most distressing headache. These pills are
highly recommended by the profession, and
ahe demand for them is universal.
~ have been afflicted, for years, with
headache and indigestion, and though |
Ipent nearly fortune In medicines, never
hund any relief until began to take Ayers
Pills. Six bottles OF these Pills completely
cured me-" Benjamin Harper. Plymouth
Eontserrat, W. l.
"A long sufferer from headache, was
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30
CUR I'd BY

TWO boxes of Ayers Pills." Emma Keyes
Hubbardston, Mass.
"Forthe cure of headache, Ayers Cathartlc
Pllls are the most efficient medicine / eyel
gsed."-Robert X. James, Dorchester, Mass
For years was subject to constipation
md nervous headache, caused by derange
ment Of the liver. After taking various rem
edies. | have become convinced that Aver;
Pills are the best. They never fail to reliev,
my bilious attacks in short time; and an
sure my system retains its tone longer afte
the use Of these Pills, than has been the cas-,
with any other medicine have tried" =
II. s. Sledge, Weimar, Texas.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30

'LNOR SALE-l HAVE SOME VERY
IT desirable 9,roOm houses IN II Desirable
location on west side of Harrison street
between Sixth ana seventh with all
modern improvements. Ipply TO Chns.
II. Tindall No. Az Last Seventh street.
o3l-iint
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30

ATLLIAM MeKkNZIE. MERCHANT
Wv Tailor. :. W, corner rHird und
ship!ey streets. Wilmington, nel. ticnt,
clothing cleaned, dyed, secure /, aIteree
amt repaired. suits Irou SlI - 3
pants to order from 81 M t. S..jt. i.
speciality. satisfaction guaranteed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30
SUNDAY TRAINS,

For Philadelphia texpressl, I \, %,
q 90, 80. $50. IL 81 a. IN, ia All ~
) o., O uli, ! od, and . Il p. M. W. 10
Accommodation, 7tj, SOS, a. m
u 10, ! %, 10, and 10 80 p. m. ''
ror Chester teNpressl, / B5 s51 oIIi
IL 81, q. M, l7,5 5t O6, and9 Il ID. m
Accomnodatton, Z 90. . O5, u M, I2ij,
For New York texprossl, 80. 255,
4 20 %. s 81, IL ri a. M, IL ID, l3g & Cd
40, u. . 56,6 0f, % FL, 7OG.p. N.
For Boston without craitre. b5lp.,n
For West Chester, ria Iamokin. 4 o5
a. NJ, nnd an p. IN.
For New Castlc, $50 ?. IN, IL 05nighe
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort
and Nortolk, Il vi night.
For Middlntown, Clayton. Dover, W =
omibg. FELTON,, Harrington, Brldgeyille,
Seniord, Laurel and DelmuT, IL oil night
baltimore and Washing ton, 10, 0l,
10 II a. ni., II 06, %, 20 Oh, III. S 20 p. M.
ana IL 4gniglt. Baltimore Ouly, 8 Oj u.
III. und u l3night
cave Philadf tpnia, Broad street, for
Wilmington tox pressl, oO, ~ ~ Il IS
Il. ~, II, Os, i 81, 10, ~. ii 10 ii 10
y. M, and l. ninigi1t.
Accommodations ! ID, ~ 50 " 'h., IL ~
9 Oh. 10, S 3s. 10 03 Gnd ii IS H. M
For further informal ion, passengers
arc referred 10 the ticket office at tie
station.
Trains marked thus t'l arc Limited ex-
press. composed entirely OF Pullman Par
lur md Dining Cars.
CHAS, Z. PITGH. j, u. WOOD.
General Manager Geul passFer Act.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30

II'OH SALE-A NEW 2-STuRY HOUSE,
~ with mAnsaTd roof. newly papered
0nd painted. underdrained with cemented
cellar. Nrd heated with the latest im-
proved Florida Steam Heater; model
house Throughout, and good location at
No, laS W. 4ih street. Apply at No. 800
W, 9TH street, city. ocaS-lm
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30

& 000REWARD a REWARD OF
Hp IOOO 5000 is offered for the ar
rCst and conviction OF the person or per
SONS who attempted to set fire to three
new houses being erected at Tenth and
hroo,ne streets, on the night of the 2ltb ut
Nov m 1er. j. X. ID. SEEDS g. SON,
u.I-5tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30
Guns -! Guns /! Guns II!

Just received a large lot o
cheap and fine Breech Loading
Guns, some as low as So, also /;
large line OF sporting good.
and musical instruments, trunk,
and travelling bags, large loi
of white kid boxing gloves from
81 up, at HARRY PIZOR'S
3oS Market street, sos Market
street.
1884,. nlo-lst
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30
Philadelphia Wilmington
Baltimore r. Z.
Nov. Ia, !s9l,

.. .... -NON. 10, INSt,
Trains oil i""se Wilmington rs follows
Phil@dS pt.Rl texprcss), / Is. Q5j. ~
u - jU,s 5J,b %, va, 1906, 10 ID II JO ii xs.
Ola. NJ, az 40 80, q o., ~ 4 n
%, . Oj, W, 7OJ, Z 10 ana . u II, N.
AStohlihou attoh, q b, q 81, Of. SOS
ana AZ % a. a. a. im = o' i. 4j. 43A %, 40
8 50, 9 %, a. II 20. II 81 a. IN. bIf
I5iB, %, 10 and u p.m.
T., ,Aecomnlodation, lS. q so, O5, s)s
~ nj u ~ ~ Il !; m; y 5' 25, as, sS 20
New YORK. D, 65. 4 20, c 80, G 55 :,
10 10 90, Il 81 u. m, sl3 10, II III n
3 =, S5 v 5 Z, u $50 % II. I o.. i5,
foy West Chester. via Lrnoisin. 8 Il !;
siH : 4. m, - aud 45,p. a. :
ror Newark Centre and insermedtate
o'uI,titnis, 4uh. m, :, Il u iund . 30 b. Ia.
Baltimore and Intermediates st,,tinna
av.i3 q, m, II 0i. II, ! 45 and Cs u. M,
ana = IL night. ~ 'i'''
hh@Iti1nore h@Itino sn,! and ESy Line, asp. m.
i ~ 70 10 aud II 90 n. M, IL Oh, Il ID. 96S
ni,tih 5ti ~, 70 03. 40, 70 p. NJ, and h u
Trains for Delaware DiyIsiopl plcorof,.
o kew CASTLE SIS, ii ~ n N, es9t' ) ~
~ 4s. o d. J 70 $50 p m, ana n oi
hor Reliohotl. $ 15a, M, asop. NJ
Harrington, Deltaar ana w.y atn.i,
R 70 a. M, and 43 n. IN - 7''t'ohs,
Express tor Dover Harrington ana
Delnha1, ii II II. NJ, and II OF nirlit
express for Huntington, $50 ard z.oo
p. M. Wv "'-- ''SS
Express Tor Cape Char,ss m, n.,..
i2 OF ni@ht. 10 ~ m, ana
Leave Philadelphia, Broad streat. for
SW,lllmington q o. 4 l!ieXpressi. S5l, %, y. 81,
s'ig' -. 10 ~, II 10 a. m. u IS, 3j, %,
", F." = Vi, 4l, 5 o., 80, "a, G5s, IO
II ~. ii 30 i. NJ. and II OJ night.
accommodation, O p. 9 ~. 10 %. IL rs a.
r., ", g. ) IL, 800. I il. Ga, as, lOO3,
IN 40nnd II - D. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30

1TOR SALE HAT NEW AND DEsIR-
II able dwelling house, late of Or. Buck
deceased, situated at N. T.. corner OF Rod
nCv and Thirteenth 1T, tho lot having
20 II, front on EodneY. This dwelling has
all of the modern improvements and con
y enlcnces with complete system OF drain
AAEn. Apply to Ri5NJAMIN NlELDS, SsG
Market street nl1-tT
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30

A ITLNIIoN PERSONS DESIRING
y pure drugs and chemicals, or wish Ing
their prescriptions or private receipts
cor, lully compounded with pure mat
erals, should 60 tOtlIe drug store Of H. II,
RhiNGlIUES1, M. IL. Market street.
Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30

TAINTED WHITE AND I COLOR
w ed women want situations for house
work, cooking or chamber work mel
for farm work, women to 20 to the
country for housework, 80 objections TO
one with child. Apply at Wilmington
intelligence oihce. eO5 Shipley street.
n26-2tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30

lNoR SALE ONE TH1EE-YEAR-oLD
I' colt Hcl broken. aud one good farm
hOrsr, Also Il good farm wagon, made by
Julluek. Appiy TO P. j. FORD Second
and Webb streets. n9S.3t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30

LNoR SALE-FRESH COWS ANDM,EY
IT feeders for sale nj ParIy's ho-- -l-sa
I'll Braudvwiue Hundred ut all times, at
reasonable prices Thin ones taken in eK-
change, RDBr. McCADpEN
nO-Wlmt ....
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30

BOARDING WANTED YOUNG MEN
% or man aud wife, for one nice front
aud middle rooms with heat and good
board. Apply at 703 King street. MRS
III. p. BlLDERBACK. n95-Uts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30

Y7oE SALE--TlIE THREE STORY
4 house No. SIS Madison street. Only
$1,000 wanted ia cash. VIII exc augc for
lots or snnller house Apply to W. Scott
Vernon, this office nll-f
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30
ron RfaSf

1NoR RENT A VERY DESIRABLE
IL residence, furnished for tue winter,
can give possession at any time. Apply TO
uEALD Go. ns7-eud,tf
IN1R RENT-HoUSF. NO. l2G2 WASH
II ington street Furniture for saie.
Apply on premises after Up. IN. ny-3ti
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30

nj OTICE.--THE UNDERSIGNED HAV,
~ Ing lost her deposit book. No. 155b9
in the Wilmington Savings Fund Society
hereby gives notice that she has made ap
pllcation for new book. RHODA Wi.
SON. nl9-9twf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30

NJ OTICE ]. A. c., NO. 4 EAST
~ Fourth street has Just had made TO
order new style of trunks the best look
ing.and the strongest made in the city
for the price. also tue largest and fines,
stock Of travelling bags. NIL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30

NOTlCE.-wE INSURE DWELLINGS,
IN household furniture, stock OF mcr.
chandise, manufactures barns and con,
tents, In the best ana strongest COMPANIES
at the lowest rates. Plate glass insured
against accidental breakage. HAWK NS
& CO.. 7ls Market street. aul.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-11-30

NoTICB-THE DELAw ARE I.IV u STOCK
IN Insurance Company insures horse.
and mules, against losses In any form
Claims paid promptly. Office No. lOO5L
Market street.
HENRY c. CONRAD, President,
JOS. II. CHAMBERS. Secretary.
O3.8md-w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29
The Ginning Conference.

There is growing hope that the con-
ference with respect TO the debt, which is
TO take place in this city next week. will
result satisfactorily. True. it is foreseen
that many formidable obstacles will arise,
and that to remove them will require vast
deal Of work, but 1t is to be remembered
also that the bondholders are aware of all
these facts and probabilities.
Their New York committee has sought
the views of many representative Virgin
ians end is thoroughly acquainted with the
position of the General Assembly and OF
the people Of this State. Knowing al
these things it has gone TO great trou-
bic and expense to hive" the bond;
and secure authority within certain
bounds to act for their owners.
These gentlemen know all, and are yet
coming to US in what We must believe is q
serious and sincere effort to secure a fina
adjustment of the debt.
Those most prominent In this movement
are of high standing In the financial
world, and we may rest assured that they
have carefully surveyed the field, and that
they know nearly about what TO expect from
Virginia in view Of her resources and liza
bilities. If they are ignorant on this sub
ject, it is not because abundant informa-
ton has not been accessible TO them.
It isa matter for calm judgment and pa
tient negotiation. and when the OLcorl
Committee clearly understands the situa
ton in this State it will doubtless come t
terms which will DO acceptable TO us anC
of great benefit to the creditors, looking o.
| the present and the future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29
The Idonest-Money Party

Whilst the Republicans in the western
and northwestern States are trying to out
HEEop tho fat-money HEBoDs. the Repub-
hcans Of the eastern States are calling
upon the people TO rally 10 the support OF
their party because IL has defended pub
lie credit and honest money. These Re
publicans have short memories. They
forget that the Democrats of Virginia
STAYED In 1878 the tide of iat-greenbsck-
Ism. as in 1855 they stayed the tide OF
Knownothingism, which otherwise would
have spread all over the United States.
The New York Times does the DESPATCH
the Justice TO quote our object-iesson OF
last week concerning tho fst-money ex-
pedients of the Confederate States Gov
eminent. The DISPATCH Is not tainted in
the slightest degree with any financial
heresias. IL stands for honest money"
oil the time, and has DO faith in any scheme
which promises TO make money plentiful
by substituting treasury notes for bank
notes. We have from the beginning an
tagonized the so-called sub-treasury
scheme.
But 10 say this Is not TO say that we are
opposed TO the free coinage OF silver. Sill
yer money is real money. 1t Is the money
of the people. 1t IL the only metal money
they ever see. Ask yourself how many
gold dollars you handle in year and then
Think what it means to advocate the dis
crediting of the only money which you
ever see in transacting business with your
neighbors. There are over eighty thou
sand people in Richmond. of whom pro-
badly not one thousand ever SEQ gold
coin in the course of twelvemonth.
This silver money ought to become the
money of the world-not TO the non-use OF
discrediting of gold, but because the peo-
Piles money ought to be as good as the best
There is no good reason why silver should
not stand at par with gold oil the time and
everywhere. The commercial world needs
and must have q universal currency. We
in this country know from experience that
we cannot get along without silver. The
quantity Of gold in dollar-tosay nothing
of the quantity in coin OF less VALUES
so small that the public do not like gold
coins of any denomination less than two
dollars and half. In fact, to issue gold
coins of less value than dollar would be al
most to insult the intelligence of the people
The same condition Of things must exist
in Germany, France, and Great Britain
where people cannot possibly use gold II
their daily business transactions, such a'
shopping, marketing. &C., &c. They need
silver, and they have it. Why not then
make it equal to gold in value &c to y
This can be done. The United States Gov
ernment has shown by actual experiment
that If those countries would unite with
this in placing silver upon an equality with
gold at the minis of this and all these
countries, the silver problem would be
solved, and the world would soon possess
currency good wherever the flags
of those nations foated. We repeat it.
there is no fat-greenbackism In this con.
tention. It Is, on the contrary, the only
hope of the advocates of honest money
the only measure which promises to solve
Alright all monetary problems.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29
The Local Elections Yesterday.


There was chilling rainfall throughout
che Commonwealth yesterday. and this IS
given SO the chief explanation of the light
vote said TO have been polled IN most OF
che cities and counties.
In few localities, comparatively speaking,
were there straightout contests between
khe Democrats and the Republicans, but
Venerally where the lines were so drawn, at
che close Of the polls the advantages were
found to be with the Democrats. In hume
rous counties our nominees met with but
feeble opposition, and in some the Repub-
ficans yielded the field altogether to us Tor
- free fight"
So far as we can gather from the returns
received last night our party has not only
held It's own but made decided gains.
1t does not appear that the Farmers Al
,ianees as such entered into the fight in
many places; but their members influ-
ence as individuals was no doubt more
potently exerted than would appear from
a casual reading of the returns. 1t is un-
derstood that often they wero able to de-
termine nominations, and this done, they
had but TO Join their Democratic brethren
in electing the nominees. In less frequent
instances they supported fusion tickets.
Our dispatches from several points in
Southwestern Virginia indicate that the
Democrats of that section worked with
great earnestness, and in several counties
Republican ofice-holders were ousted by
the votes of the people from offices long
held by them.
1.-THE May elections" (Which were for
county and some city oficers) now belong
20 the past, and in q little while there will
be plenty Of talk of 1.-THE coming Novem-
Der contest" when members of the Senate
and of the House Of Delegates are TO be
chosen.
1t seems to us that our party energies
from the smoke of yesterdays battle in
good fighting trim, and that with ordinary
prudence and sagacitywe should be able
TO carry the legislative elections triumph
antly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-29
streets and street-Cars.

The Chicago Herald saystbat the city Oh
Toronto, after q long struggle with its
street-car corporations, has purchased the
entire plant. and will now undertake TO
operate the lines.
This experiment will please Professor
Ely, of the Johns Hopkins University.
He would have all natural monopolies "
belong TO the State or the city. There can
not we'll be more than one line OF street.
cars run upon any street, and so street-car
lines are no doubt natural monopolies "
IN his opinion.
Speaking Of street-cars reminds US Oh
streets, concerning which here Is an inter-
esting paragraph from the Kansas City
Star.
"In como OF tho cities Of Europe the plan has
been tried Of laying steel rails along the streets
for the wheels OF heavy trucks and hauling
wagons. The model rail Il broad and nat, being
foot wide and three fourths OF an inch thick
Shallow grooves run along its length. THESE
rails save the terrible wear of stree-paying tna'
IL caused by hcavy-laden wagons. They are
great relief % horses. By them tsam Which
draws only eight tons is enabled to conveythrty'
two tons. The rails are fat with the street ano
can be easily crossed. With such truck as this
the roar and thunder Of numbering street-wasohs
would subside Tho estimated cost for thii
country Is $4,000 q mile for two tracks. ONLY
districts In which the heaviest hauling Is doht
would require tho rails"