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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

Frank Shoemaker and another man;
OF rennsgrove. but who are empio1sS 81
at the Edge Moor Iron Works. were
nearly suffoeated by gas early yestor-
day morning.
The men were In a cabin near the
works. and before retiring they forgot
to close the door of their stove. Early
this morning Shoemaker's companion
was awakened by the gas, He started
to raise window but fell unconscious
az he was doing SO.
There happened to be some men
passing the cabin at the time and they
were attracted to the scene by the
smell of the gas. They went in and
found the two men unconscious. The
other man WIS revived but Shoemaker
was brought to the Delaware Hospital
where he revived at IL o'clock. He L
resting easy to-day and the doctor!
say he Is out OF danger.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17
ruuRsnAy. NovEMuER17.Isos.



1t Is now stated as a certainty that
General ]. Park postles. the noted
Democratic free,trade morocco man
ufaeturer. has given notice to the en-
ployess OF his Fourth street manufao-
tori that he will shut down those
works In about two weeks on account
of the dizziness Of the morocco trade.
With great consideration he has adj
yised his employees to look out for
employment elsewhere. Mr.. Postles
has another factory at Third and Mad
ison streets, which he will endeavor to
keep along in the protective swim a
little while longer.
The Publications Of Mr.. Postles
hands In his Third and Madison street
works SO graphically described in the
Democratic papers soon after the cleo
ton will be remembered. The place
was gorgeously festooned with flags
and likenesses Of Grover Cleveland
and Adlai E. Stevenson. Out of some
two hundred employees it WAS stated
that only about 20 OF them were Re
publicans. Grover Cleveland, Pars
Postlss, and free trade were glorifisc
over bumpers of frothy lager and pro
lection In the name Of the Demo
cratic platform was declared to be I
Republican fraud.
Mr.. Postles evidently cannot have
much faith In the future OF the Demo
nratic party and free trade when h
closes up one OF his factories at time
when great prosperity is predicted or
account of the election of Cleveland
and the commencement to crush on
the baron robbers" We would much
rather have noticed the enlargement o
General Postles' industry than the cur
tailment OF 1t, and our sympathies are
entirely with his workmen, who wer
Induced, through specious Democrat
arguments, to vote contrary to th"i
Interests and are so soon to get Nha
they voted for.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17
KENNARD 6 CO.,
623 MARKET STREET.
Limited space makes itab,

Limited space makes itab'
solutely necessary for us to
get clear of a lot of Dress
Goods in the next ten days.
In order to do this we have
marked down many good
things in fine and medium
Dress Fabrics. Notably, those
choice styles Atwood Chew
lots to SHE, from SOC.
And a splendid line of EN-
bossed Suitings to 80 cents.
Goods We imported ourselves
from France, and never ex.
pected to sell less than 81.
Bedford Cords SOC, regular
rs cents. Bedford Cords SO
cents, regular 81 goods.
Ottomans, splendid value,
regular Sl.25 goods at Soc.
These are truly wonderful
prices Oh new goods but we
must have the room.
Cloaks.
Jackets from So up.
We believe that no de-
partment in this community
of ladies' and misses outer
garments is more complete
than is this department in
our store, and nowhere is it
possible to unite with each
purchase-with every trans
action-more absolute salts
faction.
Coupled with this is an
element Of the greatest I'M
porIance, namely:
Our prices are unquestlon.
ably as low as the lowest
anywhere, a fact which We
are happy to assist in prov
ing at any time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

A Large Number

" dyspeptics luck the necessary pow.
to digest solid foV,ls am rs stimuli
ants merely excite and weaken tho
tomach, there fore the immense value of
he genuine Johann HuiI's Malt Extract
5 nutritious tonic cannot be over-esti-
lated. II not only acts as a tonic, but
nutrient as we'll. and the most Stub
oFn case OF dyspepsia cannot Withstand
IS wonderful power. Write to Eisner
criptive pamphlet. Look Out for imi-
ltions. The genuine must have the
gnature of Johann Holt" on the neck
tevery bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

Alexander q Jessup. well-kn own
retired business man, died early on
"Wednesday morning at his apartments
In the Aldinc Hatsl Philadelphia. He
was born over 50 years ago in New
Eng land, where he entered business,
and, having acquired competency,
retired IS years ago. Many years ago
ha came to Philadelphia, and has ever
since lived there. Hey an uncle of
the late Alfred d. Jessup, Of the Jes-
sup e. Moore Paper Co., and had a
number Of relatives In and about the
city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

At the annual meeting yesterday Of
the stockholders OF tao C4pl county,
Md, Agricultural Association, tho fol-
.uNttts UHnagGrs were elected Tor one
year: r. C,=Levia, DE-. Howard Brat
ton, Manly brennan, Morris Dunbar
and II. NJ. Mccullough OF Gli,ton, Geo.
>, Molley and john W. liarriot OF
Cieaapoake city, Henry c, Mcdowell
OF avert samuel j.arburnle Of Cnsr,
~ iill, Z. r. LusbY Of CeutltOwn
samuel G.. Rowland Of Port Deposit.
luehHrl l.. lhpuas OF SorGh ast
This is tho same board that sergeo
last year With tue exception OF Il.
H. Mitchell and samuel C. Rowland
vino axes the place Of Chalkley PEll
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

TIE Republican Levy Court will do
well II 1t pays of all the legitimate OK
penses oil the lato election without
paying any attention to Governor
Reynolds horde Of 1909 State consta-
bles for which the county Is asked to
pay $4,000 A number OF these con
stables were well-known jail birds,
who do not often make Sl6 SO sasll y
anless they steal 1t, hence the great
proprlsty of letting the party they
were appointed to benefit, pay them
when 1t comes into power the first of
January.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

The supper to lie given by the Wo-
men Workers at Harrison Street Nj. Il,
Church. on Thursday evening next,
promises to lie a very enjoyable one,
Judging from tie preparations made
by the ladies'. The first table will be
ready at $50 o'clock. The price oil
tickets Is only IS cents. and aa the
proceeds are for the benefit Of the new
chapel there should be large attend
unce.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

Cold and cough, assuming the shape
|of common cold, hay fever, influenza t,
|and q variety OF other distinctive
forms, are of Worldwide Prevalence,
affecting not only the entire human
family, but also extending to The
beasts OF the field. When they tirst
make their appearance under whatever
guise or name, DIR. Bulls Cough Syr-
up, the unfaiiing cough cure, should
10 prom pity administered, and the ex-
citing cause removed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

L. W. Stidham and Son sold only q
few head OF trotting-bred horses on
Wednesday at Silverbrook station,
belonging to ]. W. Mccoy 4 Son. The
demand for good Lorseliesh appears
to be rather poor at this time Of the
year. Tbs majority of horses offered
were withdrawn, owing to want OF bid
ders.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

Marshal MahaiIy proreeded - New
Castle on Tuesday ard seIzed the
schooLer G. 4. Leland, now leading
EFaiu from the William Lea and Suns
COMPANY at Dela ware street wAaIl
Ire al tachnent was served OH accOu ;
Of u till Of SCI for wages. which OF
of the cOlarsd sailors claims Is due
him. James Foster was appointed by
tile marshal as wute.tman Oil tho yesso
until the case IL settled
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

The quickest place to get the nleest
lunch is MIR. Clarence r. Hollis Way
side Lunch Palace. mo. East Fourth
street Famous French drip coffee.
Pies and sandwiches of all kinds. 0ys-
tiers and soups. fish cakes, etc. This
quick lunch palace is an established
success OF increasing popularity and
patronage. IL Is great convenience
to the people.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17
TUE lgrupAYao. SOY. slrau %.


Tile tullowiug deatrl1, roa tstntc, VIZ
All Efptecr ala lot or pic 60. Land " d
the dwelling gtn thor o. erected
row iis .. Il 3ttlipin Az suuo, sitlIato
in lnc ciy " VI tim4ngtpn ,e' tuau
Uuu y, lrl l'pgi nag "a tire uOitltcrly
sliv uI llpu aVcHtle l', ~ecIt scott utl
auiUid sllu,1 az til ulsiaizrr IS feet
ri,Sl cry tT,m to castcriS side Of scott
ItCtI, tECuu Eurthcriy parallel with
epUil street - icct 10 a. lHuEhcs' INC,
III, nee easter raTzlirl with q lpin Il =
II e. Il leo q inch = TIA ~ IN rachel
oud i-uv; "a no CUTLERY pal uacl
with scott 81 i"Ct 10 the said side uG til
pm avenue, und Tia ucr herewith wCster-
~ n ltt inches uthC pture OF begin
ing. he the contents thereof what they
MAJ.
cizcd and taken I'm execution ms tho
pTopu tNot ,autCs 1. New man and Agnes
\. Newman hrs vile mort, aud t. /.
anu to bt -uli by
WILLIAM SlMMO IS. sheriff.
Sheriti Office, Wilmington, bel. No.
VCuhCI#. lSf3. n3
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17
nSnutn.rI Mnh Rnln,,

Miss Ida b. Wells. of New York, de.
liyered an interesting lecture on
Southern Mob Rule in Ezion A. NJ.
+. Church last night. Miss Wells is Mt
present On the editorial staff of The
Age of Now York. She was formerly
connected with paper in Memphis,
Tenn, but vas driven away from
til ere by a mob
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

1t Is reported that sheriff Sim mons
cleared over 81, 900 during his two
years Of official life He has purchls-
CSi from Wm Austin. Esq, one OF
those three-story brick dwellings on
West Tenth street near Jackson, which
Ills family will occupy as soon as it IS
completed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

Mr., l-aac Llltatt. of Wilmington
ana Miss Mary ". sweeney, of Media.
We're married ut the residence OF
James sweeney, OF Media, lae5 lay
uvenng at eight O'CLOCK In the pres,
cnce OF Iurg. number OF invited
guests. A reception followed. Mauy
Isefal and costly pra5lut5 were ~
cetyed. AmoHg the guests from West
Chester wcTa Robert y. JeHeris ard
IA miiy, ana Fiummer =, JCllehs pnN
Vile. Il, o. JeIlcris' wife Is a sister o
the bride.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

President Harrison to JOIN the process
sion and go down to postsfity ~ ona
of our greatest Presldents by recon-
mending In his forthcoming message
that the Republican Senate join with
the Democratic House In the repeal OF
the most obnoxious features OF the
Mckinley tariff. without waiting for
the slow process OF an after 9Th Of
March special session, or worse still,
until the regular session of Congress-
In December. more than a year dis
tant yet. II urges this upon the
ground that the voice of the people
lately and freshly expressed, Is In ia
vor Of an immediate repeal of the Me-
Kinley tariff bill, and President Har-
rison will be showing himself the true
patriot that can rise above party by
an Immediate compliance with the
will OF the people. The Herald wants
to be very patriotic at the expense OF
President Harrison, and would, II it
could. place him In the position Of
that much talked Of monkey 80 often
used for pulling somebody else's
chestnuts out of the fire.
We do not think that President Har-
rison will be In any hurry to comply
with the earnestly eS PRESSED desire of
the Herald. simply for one reason.
that he was elected upon high pro.
tecllve platform that received his hear
/ ty endorsement and which he still adj
heres TO. The principles of this high
pro tective tariff have been very bone
eial interests OF the nation. The lat
ter never were In a more sound and
| prosperous condition than they were
during the year preceding the late
election. Investors of capital wern
receiving fair percentage of profit
and labor was never better rewarded
This was what was expected Of Presi'
dent Harrisoa's administration. this
was what was expected under pro-
lection. as promised In tine Republican
platform OF 1888, whether led by
Mckinley or some other good protec-
ZIONIST Every promise made has
been more than fulfilled. every pledge
has been carried out inviolate.
President Harrison owes duty moi
only to his party, but u greater duty
to the nation, that has reached its high
est degree of prosperity under his ad
minlstratioI, aud even now though
he has but few more months to serv,
as its honored chief magistrate, he
could not conscientiously turn hi
back upou the brilliant course that h II
made his administration exceptional
prosperous. No, President Hsrrisol
will not Change his course, but will
pursue the even tenor OF his way unit
II O'Clock OF the fourth day Of Marc
next as faithfully MS he commenced hi
administration on the fourth day 0
March 1850.
But why should President Harrison
be asked TO do something from which
the Democrats themselves recoii
President elect Cleveland. if reports
from New DIRK Democratic papers bt
, true, has himself declared WsailL-
] Calling IN extra session OF ConRrJf
to consider an early repeal Of tbs tHr.i
laws, why should tho Republicans ID
, asked to do what Mr., Cleveland n
fuses TO do? II Mr., clavelan4 Is no
g., to be driven mor colxai into calm.
pn extra session of Congress, ther
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

For certain obstinate distractions
of the nasal passages. OF a catarrhal
nature. the best possible thing to do
10 to use Old Saufs Catarrh Cure, the
Rantlest and safest remedy known
" cents
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17
ON FRIDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF ONEMBER, 1892


The following itscribed 4, al estate, viz;
All that certain lot or pie CO of land stu.
ate i'll Chrlsiiaua hundred, bounded and
deaeI ibed as 10 lows to wit:
Hegi u nB on he 50 stacriy side of 18th
ST at " di tan Of l3e feet westerly from
from W. story side of t,rincK 10 &. ' enue, al
II GO ner Of aud now or formerly own d
hy \. ,. LHttoni tue &C sOutheFy along
= i'd LuttOu's llno i25 feet to "a corner;
thence va te1y par llel with 18th street
~ feet to OF or corn r; thuncc NORTH r
y anu parallel with llrinckle avenue lis
feet TO point OIL the southerIy side of
Ibtn S Teel, md the &c thereby westerly
bUt oil to the place of begi ming. be the
contents hereof whatthey may, etc. Re-
co dN., vol. ID. pa. 4 AZ etc
seiz"u and tlkNn IN xecution as the
property of MnFv J. IIarklns, wife Of
Jatuea j.. HarkinR Jane j. Iiarkins al d
I. It's, and 10 he sold by
W. s.MONS, Sheriff,
s. = > otIi,e. MIluiNg ton. Del, Oct.
IL 1852 M
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

Pure milk and cream constantly on
hand, put up in glass laIs when do
sired, and delivered to all parts OF the
city. }. II 'orter, 7th anu Madison
streets, Phone6il.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

We have very large stock OF opera
zltts SEES we have to saA at once, and il
you want puIr this is your time IL
get them below cost. 3Oj Market st
Prof, We'll, Optioian
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17
ON FRIDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1892,
Alto O'Clock a. H.,

The following described real estate vlzi
All that certain lot u parcel Of laud,
situated Ia AiddlctaHn. Il, Georges hun.
died. New Castle county. ara state oil
elnUATe, bounded and described AS fol.
ONs. to wi
liz ginning ~ Il pc Mt ON the east side
OF Cnss street. corner for 1 axe and Cul.
Gr,sUn; thence with Id Gas, 1T. south s
degrees east one hundred aud fourteen
lcot and Xix Inches to corner for lands
formerly If Alfred e. Cox. row : ). HOl.
TEN thence with sad Ho Gu north eighty
one degrees Gust i+i tctt to ltuds OF SATIN,
ucl cnnlnEton; thcu5 partly with sale
RtHnIngi on and y rtIy with lands OF the
h,lhdictOwlI denny nor h degrees
W. 81 10 feet 40 iuudsOt itichard q. II. yes
thence with SAIL Hayes aid lands OF Lake
aud tul, rstOn south NJ 90 ra,s west l4l
lCettu toe place uf beginning, containing
ilitcrn thousand nuc hundred and sixth
squire ieet OF land, be the same more OF
less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
properly of tphrum lirns on ant
aPnrA III Bsaston, administrator of WI
liam FeastGn. and I. ;. and TO he sold b,
WILLIAM SIMMONS, Sheriff.
sherilI,s OiHee, ihniugton. bel. Dc o
Der -, lsg2. NJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

niEiFF. $ SALE 81 VIRTUE or A
- writ OF NcHditiOni EAponas, To INC
directed. VIII he expos, d TO public sale at
the hUtll Of AlLAyhirr Maxwell, in Mid
aletown, IL st. Georges hundred, New
Castle county, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17
STUPID DEMOCRATS.
THEY FALslFY HISTORY IN THEIR
PLATFORM.

and Althor-He hepudihtes the Dem
ocratic Tarin Plank.
Democratic Labor Commissioner
Pecks report well nigh disorganized the
Democratic party by its merciless crush
ing of calamity fabrications, but it is
doubtful il it carried greater consterna-
ton into the free trade camp than the
public announcement by George Teknor
Curtis that he could not support Cleve
land and his free trade platform. Mr..
Curtis is now near the close of his
eightieth year. Though hitherto warm
Democrat no finds himself compelled.
by his own self respect, to disayow the
ridiculous pronuneiamento against the
constitutionahty of protection which
was issued by the Democratic national
convention. His action cannot but i'm
press the intelligent men of both parties,
and indeed the intelligent of all lands
and races, for his fame as constitR-
tional lawyer and author is bounded
only by the stars, and entities the rea-
sons he gives for revolving from the
Democracy to the respectful attention Of
the world. The formal letter in which
his decision was first announced, and
which contains the reasons that inn
PEELED him to it, is given below:
GEORGE TICKNoR CURTIS RErUDIArEs TIKI
CHICAGO PLATF0ln.
To the Editor OF The American Economist.
SIR-In common with many other Demo
erats cannot follow the leaders OF the party
in denoGncing Republican protection as u
fraud upon the labor of the great majority Of
the American people for the benefit of a few,
nor can subscribe to tho doctrine that pro-
tective tariff is unconstitutional | have no
| pecuniary interest in manufactures, but
| know what protection has done and is doing
for this country. II it operates for the benefit
| Of the few, Em not one Of that few. am one
of the many; one of the great majority bene-
| Gted by IL, including those who denounce II for
the sake OF obtaining political power
II the leaders of n political party assembled
| in national convention for the purpose oil
nominating candidates for the presidency and
vice presidency chUose to stultify themselves
| ny classifying history, they cannot expect to be
| followed by others who have any habits of In
| dependent thought and action. The learned
| pundits who were lately assembled at Chicago
| in national convention Of the Democratic
| party, adopted by u two-thrds vote aud against
/ the report of the committee on resolutions the
following as plank in the Democratic plat
| form;
We denounee Republican protection as a
! fraud upon he labor OF the great majority OF
! the American people for the benefit OF a lew,
| We declare il TO he II fundamental principle Of
the Democratic party That the federal govern
mcnt has no constitutional power to impose
| and collect ttrin duties, exec pt for the pur-
/ pGsU II revenue only. We demand that the
collection Of such taxes he limited to The neces-
! stiles Of the government when honestly and
economically Administered"
/ In drafting aad voting for this resolution
the mr!nbcrs either showed deu5e ignorance Of
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

Fine mixed crocus. ali colors. 10
cents per dozen. so cents por hundred ,
ut j. j. Smiths, Fourth and Shipley
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

Indigestion. Dizziness. Take BEECH.
ANS PlLRs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

I5Ill3RIFF"s sA LE.-IY VIRTUE OF A
. writ of Leyuri Facius, to me di.
reete,', will berNpOsed to public sale, ~
tue Court House ON Market street bo.
tween Ienttiitud Eleventh streets. In the
81 y Of Wilmington, New Castle county,
Drl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

Strong cough candy at Ferguson's
No. II / asst Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-17

PHILADELPHIA. THURSDAY Nov. H. lsJe.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-13
NUGENT SENTENCED.
The Testimony Of Mis-. Price Could
Not be Impeached->ix
Months Only.

BY Cable 10 the state Chronicle.
LONDON, May l2.-At the North
London sessions to-day the Hon. Pat
rick Greville Nugent, brother of Lord
Greville, and deputy lieutenant of the
county of West Meath, Ireland. plead
ed guilty TO common assault on Mis-,
Marion Price, and WAS sentenced to
six months Imprisonment with hard
labor. The result of the case created
a great sensation, and Mrs. Nugent is
said to be prostrated by the social ruin
which her husbands action has brought
upon him. Nugent was advised TO plead
guilty by his counsel, Mr.. Gill, the
celebrated lawyer, who had ascertained
after careful inquiry that there was no
way of impeaching the character or
testimony of Miss Price. In addition
TO imprisonment, Nugent was ordered
to pay the costs of the plaintiff. The
assault occurred in the compartment Of
"A railway carriage on the London and
Brighton railway. on the evening of
bank holiday. The Grevilles are of
illustrious descent. They come from
the great Warwick family and have
the same coat OF arms n the earl of
Warwick. The present Baron Gre
Vile is "A colonel of the ninth battalion
of the Prince Consort's rifle brigade,
and is groom in waiting TO the
Queen. He married daughter of the
fourth Duke of Monirose. The wife
of the Hon. Patrick, Just sentenced 10
Jail, is the heiress of wealthy Scotch
man, Augustus Ogilvay, Esq, OF
Cove, in the county of Dumfries.
They have one daughter.