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"wild.Cat" for National Banks.

This menace is indeed serious. If the
policy of the Democratic party is ever en-
forced. The Chicago platform which is
endorsed by Grover Cleveland proposes
in all seriousness to abandon our Ma
tional currency and substitute therefor
the wildcat notes of State banks, or, in
other words, have as many kinds of
money, at least, as there are States and
Territories, all issued under different
systems and conditions, and all newt
ably of constantly fuctuating volume
and value.
We have now the best currency In the
world, q fiscal system that has been the
marvel and envy of all nations. Glad
stone has declared that he ''only wished
the notes of the Bank of England were
as good as the National bank notes of
the United States" This currency the
Democracy, true to their vicious and re-
dictionary course in the past, are willing
to exchange for the worst money that
ever cursed this or any other country.
It is s'inconceivable that any sensible man
can endorse SO wild scheme by his bal
lot, or is willing to be identified with q
party that would attempt to fasten it
upon the country.
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In 1889, each $500 in the combined COM
merce Of ten leading protectionist coun-
tries Of Europe swelled in the Same time
to $1,710.
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VOTE ron HARRlsoNl

\ Few Of sAs MANY Good Reasons for Sap
pei ting she Rspublican Candidate.
President Harrison has given the
country one Of the best administration
in the history Of the Republic. It IL
business like. National and American,
in the best sense Of those often abused
terms. Il is an administration singu-
larly free from scandal Of any kind. II
is broad, vigorous, patriotic and honor
able, the pride Of good citizens, and the
envy of foreign statesmen.
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thoughtful American people win not try
The experiment Of changing administrs-
lions this year. Unless they are daft,
indeed, President Harrison will be re-
elected and with him the destinies Of the
country are in safe hands. The people
don't want any change; they are not apt
to reverse their verdict of four years
ago; they will most assuredly re-elect
Harrison by larger majority than they
gave him In 1883. Ohio must not fail of
her duty in the supreme trial, but again
endorse Harrison by ian old fashioned
Republican majority" No candidate
ever more richly deserved it, and none
will prove worthier as President than he
during his second term.
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of the foreign trade to Great Britain in
1854 grew during thirty-five years Of
free trade only to $3.50
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Theory versus Fact.

New York Press: The Cobdenites'
theory is that the growth Of England's
foreign commerce under free trade has
been phenomenal. The facts rather
knocked the theory out. A report lately
submitted to the House Of Commons
shows that while every $500
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WOODS PHOsPHODINE

Highest market price paid fbr Sod
ailllne wheat At Model CITY MIX.
RvAN& = uS0uInn
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For sale by Seybert & Co.
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Threatened Business Distress.


Threatened Business Distress.
Suppose Cleveland should be again
elected? Would it not mean four
months Of uncertainty until March
when Cleveland would be inaugurated
Would it not mean nine additional
months of uncertainty until the Demo-
cratic Congress (probably Democratic in
both branches(, would enter on its work
Of repeating Republican legislation,
which Cleveland and the leaders of the
party are now denouncing? Would it
not mean the most serious disturbance
Of business from November, 1899, to
December, 1893, not to look farther into
the future?
During these thirteen months, no mat
ter what would follow, manufacturers
would begin to trim, merchants would
curtail their stocks, employers would
economic in the number and reduce the
wages Of their workingmen to prepare
for the period Of greater uncertainty
and threatened reversal Of our industrial
and financial system. Admitting Cleve-
lands personal integrity, and allowing
tor his conceit and stubbornness, he can
not Withstand the wild onset Of the
Southern Democracy and the Western
Fusionists by whose aid alone his election
d possibls. He fsvors the repeal Of the
Mckinley law and would quickly approve
more vicious and ineQuitable revenue
tariff law than the Mills bill Of which he
was once 90 strong champion. He could
not prevent on redst the repeal Of the
National banking act, nor the enactment
u law rspeaiing the tan per cent. tar
On STATE banks. Tho country would
lose Ill II has gained through thirty-two
years of safe and wise hrandering. and
greater distress would soon prevail than
existsd under Buchanan. Strikes,
failures and panics would be the rule,
md not ths rare exception.
Ne Chsnge wan ~ Mads.
Gach y ~ peospeot which Demo
olo<fo anooons 'uQonfnaa Dnt ~
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Tinkering with the Tarin.

The Democrats also threaten, If they
get into power, that they will repeal the
tariff legislation (the Mckinley billy of
the Last Republican Congress, and with
that, of course, wipe from the statute
books the Republican legislation for re-
ciprocity. They declare protection Q
fraud; reciprocity sham; honest money
'.the shibboleth Of thieves" they are will
ling and anxious to disturb our financial
legislation and oyerturn our revenue
measures. This is the meaning of their
platform and the voice of their press.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21

Don't buy an Overcoat un-
til YOU see the assortment now
showing at the New York
Clothing House. A whole
room full of Overcoats-
Storm Overcoats, Cape Over
coats. Dress Overcoals.
Storm Overcoats begin at
SIS for a really sensible one,
Others at 81, $40, Si2, SIS.
Cape Overcoats at Si2.
Dress Ovcrcoats start at $40
all have silk sleeve Innings
some heavy weight some light
weight there's 20 styles to
choose from.
Dress Overcoats at $I2, $I4,
SIS. $40, $IS, $50.
Don't forget our Furnishing
Department in buving your
Christmas Presents. Knit Ja' k
cts, Neckties, Shirts, Collars
and Cuffs.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
FRITZ in ireland.

The mere fact that !. X. Emmett.
played Fritz" for week in the largest
theatre in New York-the Grand Opera
House-to standing room only and to
more money than was ever taken at that
popular theatre, may not prove that
he is the greatest actor who ever played
there OF proved that Fritz is the best
play ever produced there; but it does
prove that both actor and play are very
near to the hearts of the people On this
Mr.. Emmett may well rest content For
it is popular testimony in favor of the
pure, the good and the wholesome art.
II is the survival Of the fittest. Among
all the unsuccessful striving after the
sensational, and the disastrous mana
gerial catering to scandal tainted people
and salacious plays, such men as J. X.
Emmett in such pure and sweet plays as
'Fritz" go ON coming money and public
approval He will be seen at the Grand
Opera House here to night
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
nIEn.

CRAIG.-On December II. Isabella S. Craig.
widow of David +. Craig, in the SD year Of
her age.
DOLAN.-On December 49, Mary, daughter
of James and Ellie DOlan, eyed 3 months.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral on Wednesday. the 2lst, at 3
o'clock, from her parents residence, lss3 Lin
den street.
HANNA.-In this city on the 20th inst
George w. son of William and the late Mary
n. Hanna, in the DIST year Of his age.
Relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residen' of his father on Friday
afternoon. 23dinst. Services at the house al
2 o'clock p. NJ.
JACOBS In this city, on December II,
John Jacobs. in his SD year.
McKhE.-On the 18th instant. Lydia W.,
widow of Andrew Mckee, aged "a years.
SHADE.-On December 20. 1892, Howard
Shade. aged 20 years. brother 10 Mrs. +.
Stuebgen at sl3 Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
Foreign.

The sum of $l2O, 900 received by Pear.
sons Weekly, of London, in answer to
guessing missing word schemes, which
the law did not allow the magazine to
hold, has been turned. over to the
court.
Applications were made in the French
Chamber of Deputies and Senate for
authority to prosecute a number Of the
members of both bodies in connection
with the Panama Canal scandals
Among those implicated are NJ. Rouvier,
ex-Minister of Finance, and NJ Jules
Roche, ex-Ministec Of Commerce. The
authority was granted by the Chamber
after scene of unusual disorder.
The report of the Parliamentary Com
mittee on the stewardship of General
Booth, head of the Salvation Army is a
complete vindication of the leader whose
use of the funds contributed to save
those in Darkest England has been
found to have been economical and
thoroughly honest
Alexander Russell Webb, ex-United
States Consul at Manila. is collecting
funds in India preparatory to preaching
Islamism in the United States.
Joseph MellOr, who killed his wife al
Oldham. was hanged at Manchester
Mellor intended to initiate Deeming but
had not the courage
The trial Of Andrew George MacRe'
for the murder of Annie Pritchard hai
been begun at Northampton.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
sarah ]. penpy mink u Lareenr.

sarah D. Denny Ihin ks 70 Larceny
The West Chester Local News pub
lished the following last evening; "Leora
Johnson, a young mulatto woman now
residing at Wilmington, Del, was ar
rested yesterday and given a hearing in
this borough on the charge of larceny,
the complainant being Sarah J. Denny.
of West Chester 1t appeared from the
evidence that Miss johnson gave her
little child Reba to Mrs. Denny over q
year ago, and the latter took a great
fancy to the child. She purchased for il
lots of nice clothing aud took the best of
care of the little one. Finally along
came Leora one day and asked Sarah
Jane Denny il she could take the child
TO Atglen to see its grandmother Sarah
Jane didn't object, and after dress
ing the young one in its best garments
aud packing more in a grip for her
Reba and her mother left for Atglen.
Sarah Jane Denny saw no more of the
child. so after waiting long for her re-
turn she finally instituted this suit, in
which she charged Leora Johnson lthe
motheT) with the larceny of the wearing
apparel of the child, also stating that
she believed the aforesaid Leora johnson
did steal a certain valuable pin and pair
of kid gloves. There was not sufficient
evidence TO hold the defendant, and the
Justice dismissed the case He, however,
informed the plaintiff that she could pos
sibly recover the clothing in civil suit,
which will probably be instituted in
Wilmington. Eph doSen acted as coun.
sci for defendant
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
At the Academy.

At the Academy of Music last evening
Miss Kittie Rhoads's excellent company
presented the beautiful drama, "lnside
Track to good-sized audience, who
were warm in their applause. This com
pany is a sterling one and should not
fail to fill the house tonight, when the
same play will be presented. On Christ
mas afternoon and evening the cele-
brated play. ''Mr. Potter of Texas, by
A. c. Gunter. will be presented by ga
first-class company and special scenery.
This is one of the greatest attractions
ever booked in this city and we are sure
that this engagement will prove one of
the most pleasing as well as prosperous
ever PLAYED here.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21

Our Handkerchief Depart
ment is sending these dcsir-
able goods out by the thou
sands-linen and silk, plain
and initials. Our assortment
of Japanese Silk Handker-
chiefs, embroidered in white
and colors, are the daintiest,
prettiest and most catchy
goods in this line, from 10
cents to So. Remember, the
morning is the best time at
the Handkerchief Depart
ment.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21

Rugs spread around a
house make it additionally at
tractive. They are here in
profusion.
Smyrna Rugs, same on
both sides. in great variety
of new designs-75 cents to
$50.
Moquette Rugs. - Soft,
rich and elegant, in low tones
of coloring-$I.I5 to 81. 50.
Byzantine Rugs. - Stylish
novelties and very durable
ST. to $50.
Fur Rugs.-Angora, Sheep
and Chinese goat, long, soft
hair, in combinations and
plain centres with contrasting
borders-$ $1.6o to $14.
Animal Rugs.-In combi-
nations of Fox, Wolf, Brown
and Cinnamon Bear, and all
plain in black, white and grey
Fox-from S.. so to $14.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
MARRIED.

FAUCETr-SHARP.-I this city. on De-
cember Is. by Rev. D. G. Buddington, Nathan
Y. Faucet, of DilwOrthtown, Pa, and Sadie
\. Sharp, OF West Chester, Pa
PARKER OLLINS.-At the residence Of
the brides father, DupOnts Banks. on De-
cember l5 By Rev. O. G.. BuddngtOn, Arthur
Parker. of this city, and Miss Louisa Collins.
STEWART T-VANSANT.-On December Is,
at 3 jefferson street, by Rev. Il. l.. Hub
bard. Charles w. Stewart and Miss Clara NJ.
Vansant, both of this city.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
"The inside Track. {"

The Kittie Rhoades Company will play
'sThe Inside Track" at the Academy Of
Music tonight This play was made
famous several years ago by Oliver
Byron and is produced by this company
with all the care and attention that Mr.
Byron gave to it himself The NTH
scene is one of the most realistic ever
produced on our stage. Miss Rhoades as
Jerry Twaddle wins the heartiest sym
pathy of her audience by her effective
rendition of this most difficult char
acter.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21

The best carpet sweeper
made is the Gold Medal,
and why-it sweeps better
than a broom IFS rapidly-re-
volving brush goes into the
nap of the carpet and lifts the
dirt from where the broom
never reaches-thc carpet
stays swept, there's no dust to
fall back on it. This sweeper
is sold only by us-$3.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21

A Hassock around a house
seems almost a necessity
there's hundreds here to select
from II star-shaped, round,
scalloped and square from IS
cents up.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21

HOLIDAY We have a
big rep Il ta-
kEckWEAR. ton on good
neckwear at
low prices and have our
lines spread out as much
as possible, so that YOU can
see the styles at a glance.
Our a5 cent goods are
great leaders and you will
be surprised at the styles
and value you can get for
the price. Better goods at
so cents, all the new
shapes and splendid values
and styles, which are all
made especially 10 order
by the best manufacturer
we have ever met in the
trade for good qualities at
moderate figures. All our
IS cent and 81 goods are
put up in handsome boxes
free of charge, which we
furnish with the lower
grades at S cents. a rush
ing trade is going in
Smoking Jackets, Um-
brellas, Underwear, Fancy
Suspenders and other arti
cles in furnishings.
JAMES T. MULLIN b SON,
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats,
Shoes. Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21

Stuffed Cats, Stuffed Dogs,
Stuffed Chris, Stuffed Dolls,
Stuffed Elephants, even the
Globe is stuffed-any of them
I2% cents.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
Fine Decorated ToiIet Sets.
The weather.

Many new designs this week. Some of the
earlier ones at reduced prices. I. Lewis Row,
No Alb King street.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21

WASHINGTON. Dec. p. - Forecast till p m,
Thursday. For Eastern Pennsylvania: Con-
tinued fair: westerly winds, becoming vari-
able: slightly colder Thursday morning. For
Maryland and Delaware Continued cold
fair weather. with increasing clOudiness
Thursday afternoon: variable winds.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
National.

The features of the day in the Senate
were speeches by Bates on Federal super
vision of elections. and Palmer against
the anti-option bill In the House the
bill for the sale of Fort Mifflin land was
amended and passed.
A resolution was adopted by the
Senate in executive session authorizing
the Judiciary Committee to investigate
nominations by summoning witnesses
This is believed to be aimed at Judge Nc
Comas.
The members of the Homestead Investi.
eating Committee met but submitted no
views on the proposed report though
much diversity of opinion was developed.
Senator Stewart is hard at work in a
report in which he will endeayor to prove
that silver costs more TO mine than is
generally supposed. He proposes to fix
the ratio at 3 to 1.
Secretary Foster. of the Treasury De.
partment, expresses himself as well
pleased with the results of the Brussels
conference.
Postmaster-G General Wanamaker has
awarded a contract for years test of
pneumatic tubes between New York and
Brooklyn post offices.
United States Minister Lincoln was at
Washington, where he was warmly
greeted and was given a luncheon by
Senator Aldrich to hich half a dozen
other Senators were invited.
Messrs. Hoar, Mcmillan, Chandler,
Teller and Mitchell were named as the
members of the Republican Senatorial
Steering Committee.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
N. Y. Clothing 8 House.
Wilmington. "Wednesday. December el, 1854
Meetings For This Evening.

Ajax Lodge, o. Of the G.. G.
Blue Rock Council, L. OF r. @.
Crusaders Castle. X. g. T..
Champion Lodge, X. OF 7.
Delaware Lodge, ID. o. II.
Delaware Lodge, A. o. u. w.
Delaware Council. O. U. a. n.
Eureka Cauncil. Jr. o. u. A. NJ.
Franklin Circle, Brotherhood of The rfni.n n.
German Mutual Beneficial Society Nc.s
Germania loan Association.
Golden Gate CCmmandery, kaights Of Malta
Hope Lodge. l. o. O. II.
Liberty Conclave, 5. w. M.
Mattahoon Tribe, /. o. r. NJ.
Naomi Rebeka Degree Lodge, !. o. o. +.
Oriental Lodge, K Of +.
Oriental Lodge, A. + and A. NJ.
Palestine Castle, a. o. X. of NJ. c.
ST. Johns Castle. 4. q. +.
Woman's Relief Corps, U. $. Grant Post.
Wilmington EncamDment, X. Of 81. J. and NJ
Warren A1kletic ClUb.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
Given Away.

"Wednesday. the slsl. end Saturday. the eiih.
ARE The DAYS that We give 10 Gll customers a
beautiful pane, lixaO Grand UniOa lea GO Z,
500 X ing street.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21

Silk Crepe Refers, hem
stitched-and in Cardinal blue,
black and cream, are eagerly
taken-$I.5o.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21

Purses and Pocket-books-
Alligator, Russia, Morocco,
Kid. Snake Skin, French
Calf, Chamois-5 cents TO
$L75.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21

toes and double heels, the
Onyx is par excellence. Sizes
7 to 10, 25 cents per pair.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
WANTED.

IxYANTND.-rO BUY A HOHSE s TO
w Years old bay or black 1860 lbs or
more not afraid OF cars. Address
A. This ONCE.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21

secondhand organs by Fsfey. Wilcox q
Wbire Mason a. hsml n and Others. irpin $40
20 sT5; must be sold ior want Of rooin-
H. T. RDhELE(,
30 o Market street.
Sole agent for Pneumatic self-playing Or
rams.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21

You are always on the
hunt for good stockings for
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
WIN. B. SHARP
& CO.
Fourth and Market Sis.
Open every evening until
Christmas.

The most pleasant time to
do your buying is between 8
and II o'clock in the morning.
After that you will have TO
take your chances in the crowd.
Isn't it strange how prone
we all are to leave everything
until the last day or two-try
it the other way this time,
which is a word for us as well
as you.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
nnAKn AND ROunIs.

HANDSOMELY FURNISH d SECOND
Ill and third story 'front.' rooms, with first
class board, at 80. "a Hast Seventh street.
-BOARDERs. coon. AOC on
w modations. No. 4f East Fourth street
Evening journal., 1892-12-21

Strictly one price and II dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
General.

Rev. Joseph J. Lampe, d. D., of New
York, made the argument for the prose
cution III the continuance of the trial of
Professor Charles A. Briggs for heresy
by the Presbytery of New York.
William Newberger, of Chicago, won
his suit for the recovery of $l09 and
interest due on rebate vouchers from the
Whiskey Trust. With this suit as a
precedent the trust may be mulcted some
$l5. 200, 600 through similar suits
Warrants were issued at indianapolis
for tue arrest of Somerby, Wasmer,
Gladding, Hayes, Rouse, Baker and
EckeIsley, all Of whom stood high in the
councils of Iron Hall The men were
indicted for embezzlement.
Two of the most important street car
lines of Syracuse were bought out by a
syndicate believed to be acting in the
interest of the Thompson Houston Elec.
trio Company.
The syndicate of New York and Phila-
delphia capitalists secured control of the
Montague street cable line, Brooklyn
The movement for holding an infor-
NAL conference in New York for the dis
cussion of the gold question is gaining
headway.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21

NOTICE \ HEREBY INTEND TO APPLY
n at the next session Of of the General
Assembly, for "a divorce from my husband.
Ssisg sisnedl ' ANNA N. HARVEY.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21

/ ne imperial
black O ny X
c X t I a heavy
ribbed Stock
ings we recon-
mend above all
others.
With its in
dest structible le
black, double
knees. double
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
EARLY NEWS SUMMARY.
Philadelphia.

Councilman Clay tried to have his reso-
luton concerning the Public Building
Commission considered by Select Council.
but action was postponed. Controller
Thompson presented communication
embracing the result Of his investigation
of the commissions account with the
Tacony Iron Company.
A sneak thief rihed the collection
plates of the First Church of the New
Jerusalem of from $3.50 to 5000 at the
Sunday morning service.
Postmaster Field favors the extension
of the Civil Service law.
The members of the Southwestern
Presbyterian Church are agitated over a
disturbance between friends and oppo-
nents of the choir of the congregation.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21

VIM. B. SHARP 8 CO.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
rnn SAFE.

TSOR SALE CHnAP.->rOCK AND
/ fixtures OF nice little cigar store. Good
stand. Dwelling attached. rent low. q. =.
HpfiN li2 French street,
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
So, $3.50 $500.

They are stylish, perfect.ftting, reliable
and lowest price for the quality. Stout
Ladies' should see our Extra Wide Ankle
and High lnstep Kid Button Shoes, they
don't look large on the foot, being So
carefully made that you can wear a bali
size 70 one fun size smaller than you are
usually compelled 70 buy.
THE PRICES ARE RIGHT.
Rubber Boots, Button Arctics. Buckle
Arctics, flannel lined Rubbers. foI Men,
Women, Boys and Girls Flannel-lined
Button and Lace Shoes and Slippers.
Evening journal., 1892-12-21

NTOTICE-Tuf ANNUAL AlEEl ING OF
N the siockhclder- of the First National
Bank for tile elec ion OF Directors VIII be held
lOth lS9l. between the hours OF and I o clock
D. m -.- HENRY Bush. Cashier:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT !
~ win apply. at the next session OF the
General Assembly OF the state Of Delaware
Tor a divorce from nv wife, Fannie l.. dood-
ALL q vinculo rnatf1moui
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
FIRE INSURANCE.

ISoR FIRE INSURANCE. IN The MOST
4 reliable eo1Pappies AZ love-. (. Z, sssss' esl'
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
help wANrrD.

A GFN1Y-GJfM TISSUE NENDS CLOTH
,yoolens gloves rnihrellaa One yard TOO; II
yards O5c. by mail. n. SrANNEk & CO,
Providence, r. /.
NxyANTED GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w housework. Cali at the Arcade. ~
Market street.
VXrANTHD. - YOUNG LADY. GOOD
Evening journal., 1892-12-21
LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT. ON SATURDAY LAST BETWEEN
i 4 Tenth and THtnal and Lancaster avenue
and Frnnklin street. white canopy for em-
balminp board suitable reward if returned
to LUrHEr W. PALMER, Undertaken.