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Evening journal., 1892-10-26


pears to be holding back his own deep
grief In order 70 tighten the burden Of
those around him. lie passes much Of
his time with his little grandson. Ben
jamin Harrison Mckee Between the
two-the experienced soldier, statesman
and president and the light hearted
manly little boy-there has always been
touching bond of affection, and an
intimacy which overlooks the disparity
of years
The remains Of Mrs. Harrison viii be
placed in the caslSet this morning aud
transferred to the East room, where
they viii remain until after the ceremon-
les tomorrow A large number of floral
tributes from friends have been receiv
cd, and will be placed about the casket
Messages Of sympathy and coincidence,
both by mail and telegraph continue to
arrive az the White House. They come
from all parts Of the country and from
Canada and represent all classes and con
ditions Of people
The members Of the cabinet met with
Secretary Of State Foster to consult upon
and determine the details of the trip ia
indianapolis. All the members W, re
present except Secretaries Elkins aud
Foster Of the treasury, who are expected
TO reach Washington this afternoon.
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This Date in HiatorY-OOt. 26.

I4oe Columbus landed this morning on the
third island. which he named Fernandiua,
in honor OF the king; It's present name ia
Exuma: the people were superior to those
previously visited. having beds and mantles
OF cotton aud being very neat In their per-
sons; ia this island he found a very COM
modious harbor.
lS33-Adelaide Phillips, singer, was born In
neutrality-suspicious. died 1882.
1871 Thomas Ewing. ex-senator, died az Lam
caster. o.. aged 81 years. Major General
Robert Anderson. Of Fort Sumter fame.
died az Nice. Italy; born islh.
1870 Great lire at Virginia City. Nev.' e4,uO0'-
O0lin property destroyed.
1850 The NDth birthday OF Field Marshal Won
Mollke was celebrated With great onthu-
siasu In Germany.
ISgl-The United States made a formal de-
mand on chill for rcparation for the out
RACES on men OF the warship Baltimore.
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NIcKInIex ln sd. LonIs.

ST LOUIS, Oct. 26.-Major William Nc
Kinley accompanied by X. c. Kerens, Colo
mel w. f. Schurte and Chairman W. $.
Boutwell, and party, arrived last night from
Sedalia. At the depot the Commercial
Mems Republican club and the members of
the state committee were in waiting and
escorted the party to the Lindell hotel
After supper there was procession through
the illuminated streets, and then the great
exponent Of a high protective tariff ad
dressed a large and enthusiastic assembly
IN Music hall. A number Of prominent
Republicans from different parts Of tn,
state attended the meeting.
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Remarkable how well mamma looks
md how she has gained in flesh. Nor
should do the same
"The loss of flesh is a triee. You thinks
YOU need not mind it. but you are gradu-
allv running down. Do like mamma. Use
he Carlsbad Spladel Salt every morning
before breakfast. 1t will increase youi
appetite and cure you of that dyspepsia
and biliousness from which you are SUI
fering. Bnt bc sure to get the genuine
imported article. No sahtorfuge.'
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MARRIED.

I BATTEN- -STAATs.-On October 90. by
Rev. T.. l.. Hubbard Waiter j. Batten and
Maggie Il. Stats.
DEN--BROWN.-On October %, by
Rev y. l.. Hubbard, Ezekiel @. Boulden and
Mary :. Brown.
ing, October 20. nc the home OF the brides
father, of this city, Dr. William j. Tyler, OF
Niles, Michigan, to Miss Nuell Preston, of
Wilmington. Del.
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The Mutual Guarantee
BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
WILMINaToN DNANon BoARD
General Onlcc. No. l2O Walnut street,
Philadelphia.

OFFIcEBs-pr President, n. r. Benson; vice.
president, George III. Mccall: secretary. u. l..
Cooper; treasurer. II. =. Rumford; solicitor,
Willard Salisbury, Jr.; directors, ". r.. Benz
son, George III. Mccall, +. J.. Cooper, IL. II.
Rumford, ID. =. Barnard, G.. A. Lippncott,
nr, Smith Cooper, !. Trlmhle Qaigley, DR.. O..
II. English and DR.. Peter Cooper
shares cost 81 each first month and there
after 20 cents per month, maturing in about
six and u half 10 seven years to 500.
Those taking ten shares or more can have
the maturity value guaranteed and paid Ina
cash OF mortgage cancelled az death without
extra cost.
All money loaned 90 members on first
mortgage on improved real estate.
Members not compelled to borrow.
The Land title and Trust company. phila-
delphia. having paid-un capital of Sl,00oOO0,
ncts as trustee, receives and dlshurses all
funds and takes title 90 and Olds an of the
mortgages; this guarantees absolute security
OF all funds.
October series now being issued Call any
day or Tuesday evening", 40 TO 500
r. l.. COOPER, Secretary.
OfllCc Ia Baynrd Annex.
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Gonnrnl vnnl shnt nnnd.

DALLAS, Oct 26.-While Brigadier Gen
eral w. G. Veal, of the Transmississippi
Department Of the United Confederate
Veterans, was seated at a table writing an
order at Camp Sterling Prince, DR.. r. n.
Jones, OF this city. entered, drew his pistol
and shot General Veal dead. A scandal is
behind the tragedy. Jones was arrested.
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MOVEMENTS oF STEAMERS.

The Tauric. from Liverpool, the Western
land, ftam Antwerp and the Maasdam from
Rotterdam. are ut New York.
The steamer Elsie OF the North American
Commercial company, which was reported
missing at Sitka, broke down 100 miles east of
Nuchigak. and the passengers and crew,
together with the mails, were safely removed
by the steamer SamO.
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Toomev withdra,ys.

JAMESTOWN, n. Y, Oct 26.-Daniel f.
Toomey, of Dunkirk, the Democratic nom
inee for assembly in Chautauqua county,
has sent to County Clerk Albro "a notice Of
his withdrawal from the county ticket and
directing that his name be left of the Off
cial ballot. Mr.. Toomey is the recognize
Hill leader of Chautauqua county.
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New Goods and New Gus
toners. Yes, every day we're
receiving New Goods-the
newest and best of Overcoats
and Suits for man and boy.
Wish you could see our
Overcoat room. More than
a thousand of Mems Over
coats in 10 styles at $40 and
$I2; more than a thousand
of others as low as SIS and up
to $25.
The newest and prettiest of
Little Boys Cape Overcoats
in plaids, stripes and plain
colors.
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ANOTHER DAY OF MOURNING.

How Today Was spent at the white
House-Messases still Pouring in.
IBy Telegraph TO the Evening Journal.l
WAsHINeToN, Oct. 26.-The president
joined the White House family at break
fast this morning at the usual hour.
Habitually considerate Of others he ap
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A Grnnt NIncl,erel nnn-

PRovINCETowN, Mass, Oct. 26. - The
largest run of mackerel known here for
years took place Monday night. Every net
in Cape Cod bay made hauls, and it is esti
mated that 5000 large and medium fisl
were taken. A number Of nets sank witt
the weight of the fish.
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BIaIne Tbinl,s n ~ uarr,.on

/ WAsHINGToN, Oct. 26.-Postmaster Gen
eral Wanamaker called on Mr.. Blaine and
found him in good health and spirits MIR
Blaine evinces the greatest interest in the
success. of his party, and expresses the be
lief that President Harrison will be vic.
torious on Nov. S.
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His nrnnm Cnme Trne-

BUFFALO, Oct. 26.-Philip Darcy, deck
hand on the whaleback steamer Wilson,
dreamed Sunday night that he had not
much longer TO live, and decided when the
boat reached Buffalo TO draw his pay and
go home. Last night be got his money,
and when about TO leave the boat at mid.
night to take a train fell into the hold and
broke his neck
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- Lerser rnrnst rirns.

AsBURY PARK, Oct. 26-The extensive
forest just northwest Of this place has been
burning for several days and considerable
damage has been done TO the timber A
large force of Italians attempted to extin.
guish the flames, but their efforts were
futile and the fire is still raring.
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wehster I'm Sing Sing.

SING SING, Oct. 26.-Burton c. Webster
began his nineteen year term in Sing Sing
for the murder of Charles Goodwin in New
York
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Fractured His skull.

NEWTON, Mass, Oct. 26.-Jom Halloran,
aged seventy-three years, assaulted John
Foster, boss in the paving department.,
with pickax, fracturing his skull
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FataI Bicycle FAN.

SPRING VALLEY, n. Y, Oct. 26.-Thomas
p. Cross, a well known citizen, fell from a
bicycle while coasting and received fatal
iniurips
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The pnnrer of a Woo rnmine.

HARRISBURG, Oct 26.-Harrisburg is in
danger Of a water famine. Forest fires are
raging in the mountains near here and
men are battling with the flames day and
ninhL
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Thirteen Mon nrnuned.

ST. JOINS, n. f., Oct. 26-The banking
schooner E. B. Phillips went down with
her crew of thirteen men in a gale, while
ut anchor off the banks
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nnrnrd to snenk in Nomnrl,.

NEWARK. n. j., Oct. 26-Ex- Secretary
Of State Thomas +. Bayard will speak at
the Grand Opera house in this city on next
Friday night.
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wrecked by a Broken Rail.

CONWAY, Mo, Oct. 26-Sixteen persons
We're badly injured in a railway wreck here
caused by a broken rail.
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GOING DOWN THE HILL,

Old Age Creeping on shows Itself in
Lacis-Lustre Eyes and Trembling Hands.
Many who are Old In Years are vigor-
ous and Hcaithy-How such a Condi-
tion may by Encompassod by All.
How many elderly men and women we see
who plainly show they are going down the
HILL" The trembling hand, the uncertain
step, the lack OF brightness Of tho eye, the
shrunken features, all Indicate that life Is not
Mt high tide, that the strength and vital forces
are not what they once were, and In fact, that
they are going down tho hih. This, OF course
Is to be expected. for when one reaches later
years. ply ysical troubles are SUM 20 come, but
how many elderly people we see are healthy.
happy and comparatively vigorous. They al
ways seem cheerful. bright contentcd. Why
should not all be equally fortunatei IL cer-
tainly Is possible. Every elderly man and
woman needs TO gently assist nature. all
the while 20 take some pure stiinulant
regularly Every doctor In the land admits
this, and its common sense must be manifest
TO all II should not be understood, however,
that any ordinary stimulant would be recon-
mended. II must be something pure. power
ful, health-giying and stfcngth-imparting.
Such stimulant can be found only In Dumy's
Pure Malt Whiskov. IL Is tho only medicinal
whiskcy In the market. lts wonderful popular
ity Is due entirely to its power and what IL has
accomplished. Any elderly man or woman
through its use may certainly preserve the
health. and may reasonably expect 10 prOlOng
the life. DO not be induced, however. to Try
any inferior article or any which the druggist
or grocer may seek to put In its place. There
is nothing which can accomplish the same
object
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Perlshed i'm the Flames.

CHICAGO, Oct. 26-Pat Hogan perished
in the flames which destroyed his cottage
here
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LasI.er's Seventeenth victory.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Iasker scored his
seventeenth victory at the Manhattan
Chess club. Dr. Simonson was his oppo-
nent
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IA nIr Tlre in rerns.

BELToN, Oct 26-Five thousand bales Of
cotton, together with the cotton compress
here were burned, causing a loss of Sl65, ,000.
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ssIittle Giant.p

Coffee guaranteed TO give satisfaction. Two
tickets given with each pound Grand Union
Tea company, 6o9 King street.
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Ntw York HTRAtD FoREcAsTs.-The
Gulf Stream cyclone has become powerful
and. attended by gales OF fifty-two miles an
hour of the northern coast OF North Carolina,
IL will probably continue 10 advance 90 the
northeastward, causing dangerous gales and
rough sea at a short distance of the coasts
from Cape Henry 20 Cape Cod
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MOONS PHASES.
Length of To-day.
rhn monthnr-

tBy Telegraph 20 the Evening Journall
WAsnINorON. Oct. ~. Forecast til
5 -. m. Thursday. For Eastern pennsyl
lowed by clearing weather; westerly winds
For Maryland and Delaware. Generally fair
northwesterly winds.
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Strictly one price and If dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
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IIcrNsE APrIIcATIoNs.

NOTlCE.-I.F FRANK R.SMITH, LICENSED
N druggist do hereby give notice that shall
apply IN writing 10 the Judges Of the Court OF
General Sessions Of thePence and Jail Delivery
OF the State of Dclawarc,in ia and for NewCastle
county. on Monday the 2lst day Of November,
next, a. d.. 1892, being the first day Of the
November term OF said court. for a license 10
sell Intoxicating liquors by prescription, for
medical purposes, in quantities not greater
than one quart, at No. SOL King street, In the
Fourth ward of the city OF Wilmington. and
the following respectable citizens and SUBJ
etautial frechOlders OF said ward recommend
the said application, viz:
J. X. Brown y H. Johns, ID. ID >.
Isaac q. Pyle EnOs II Reeves
Nicholas Il. Goldberg Geo. NJ. Fisher
David r. Bush Charles Ramsberger,Jr
Geo. A. Frazer Charles l. Mciler
Alexander Bcgcs Geo. w. Williams
Edmund B Frazer John w. Reed
j. r. n. Montgomery Wilmer q. Taylor
Emil heriel NJ. ID. Fred. ,. Hhbiher
Isaac Dillin John Humphreys
James ills John ID. Ward
L eharles lettcr Robert III ArgO
FRANK r. sMITH.
NroTICE.-I. WILLIAM B. CURRINDER,
~ the owner and occupant of the house
known as The Christiana Hotel, situated at
Christiana. in School District No. a, White
Clay Creek hundred, county New Castle and
state of Delaware. in compliance with the re-
quircments nf the acts Of the General Assembly
/ ia such case made and provided. do hereby
give notice that shall apply IN writing 10 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 1lst
/ day of November. loy2 being the next term OF
said court for licen G. for said house, as an
/ inn or tavern. for the sale therein OF intoxlca-
ting liquors in less quantities than one quart,
/ 70 toe drunk on the premises. and the following
/ respectable citizens of said district, at least
/ six OF whom are substantial free holders
OF said district, recommend the said applica-
/ tiop. viz
/ John h cleaves John WAYNE
/ David Leach JQhn Megglnsonl I.
/ Iohn A. McClintock William fhbfp TO t
/ Nm. g. Currindcr Geo ID. Jcsrerot bes
| John smith Iemuel Butler
| Samuel Butter john hoyes
i O Al Vincent GenrPe Cupit
1 William Powell William Whitcraft
! WILLIAM B. CURRiNDER.
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REWARD.


The Democratic Executive committee Of
New Castle county win pay the following re-
wards 10 any person furnishing information
10 any OF the members OF said COMMITTEES,
which will lead 10 the detection aud convict
tion OF negroes Illegally and frauduleutly
registering or voting at this election.
For informatiOn leading 20 the detec-
tiOn and conviction OF the hist negro
SO registering on voting, ............ $1,000
For information leading 10 such second
detection and conyictiun...... ........ l5No
For the third ............... ............... 500
For the fourth h................... ....... 2l.Ou
For each subsequent one . ........-.. 1000
Such Information viii be received In COM
ildence by any member of the committee and
arrests made and prosecutions conducted,
without disclosing the name of the person
giving such information N desired.
In case The person giving such Information
only succeeds In securing the rejection OF
such n fraudulent vote, five dollars Will be
paid IN each case. his offer applies both 10
the city OF Wilmington and the outside hum
drcds And the same rewards will be paid for
like information which win secure the arrest
and conviction of any person guilty Of ille-
gally aiding on ahetting such fraudulent reg
istration or voting.
BY order Of the Committee.
WILLARD SArIsBunY, JR.,
Chairman.
JoHN +. CALLAHAN, Secretary.
The committee j. determined 10 put stop
20 the nefarious scheme.
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REAL ESTATE.

NOR gALE-A ASEVEN-ROOMEDD DWELL
il ing. All conveniences. No. lOll Trenton
Place; easy terms; possession given soon as
owner ls going 10 remove from city. Inquire
COS WEST TENTH STREET,
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A HOME
L for next year. a business corner, nulidlnE
lot or n nice farm. they are beginning TO sell
now. Call on W. A. Hullil, .Auclionecr and
Real Estate Agent, No. 0l5 Market Street.
Wilmington. Del
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
A GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE FOX
~ the new book by Josiah Aliens Wife.
Samantha on the Race Problem Send lfty
cents for outfit and be the hisi q the Held.
Liberal terms Address j. w. llltF a Co.,
lOj-luo Wabash avenue. Chicago. lll.
NXTANTED- IRRESPONSIBLE MAN TO
w take charge of the agency OF Hawkins
Big Nail puller. Also have charge OF office
aud statesmen. sell 10 merchants only. BIG
Clayton House.
WANTED sALEsAfANi SALARY FROM
w start, permanent place. BROWN BROS.
CO.., Rochester, N. y.
WANTED.-.AB BoYTO LEARN BARBER.
w ing, with experience preferred. Box ~
Wilmington Post Onice.
XTANTFD.-GIlLT TO WORK AT DRESS
w making; nlso, girl 20 learn dress-mak-
ing, lel Market street
XXTANTED-Tw FIR ST
w class house carpenters nt onon. Apply
PATRICK FAhkN corner Third and Connell
streets.
NXTANTED A COMPETENT COOK IN
w small family. Apply 20 Mrs. j,
pARKE pOsrLES. 900 Delaware avenue, Cor
ner OF jefferson.
XXTANTED. GOOD SALESMAN FOR
w this territory. Good pay 10 the right
CHAS. J. POGuE, General Manager, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. La
HOARD AND ROOMS. 3dl m
DOARDERs WANTED AT ate KiNG
- street. Home comforts.
M ATANTED.-LopGERs FOR FURNISHED
w rooms. w West street
----------------------.
PROFESSIONAL. miise
| cTENOGRApHER AND TYPEWRITER,
= JENNIE l.. MACkEf,
Room 1l3, Equitable huiding
| T'YpEwRlTIN DESIRED TO DO AT
/ 4 leisure hours during the day. Expert
/ operator, Terms moderate. II. A. LYON,
Journal Office.
XATILLIAA n. sMALLEY, ATTORNEY
| w at-law. removed 10 offices 10. eUO, Equi-
table building. oth and Market streets
NOTICES.
| NOTICE-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
! ~ memhersof the Merchants Cooperative
association viii be held this evening, y. m.
40 West Seventh street, Room q
NOTICE. THE ,EVENING SCHOOLS
~ under the dirAction Of 1.-THE Board of
| Education viii bo opened on Monday evening,
| October u, in the following schools;
No. 3 school, seventh and Spruce streets.
| No. p school, Eighth and WQllaston streets.
No. 10 school, Twelfth and Orange streets.
No. 20 school. Ninth ward.
By order of the committee.
JOHN II. DANNY, Chairman.
NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX pAlEhs.--.
~ Receiver OF Taxes. John n. Dickey, viii
OF August and September, At dates as stated,
for the collection uf county,pOOr road ana dog
taxes for the year 1872; ii
October sl-WilmlngtOn.
October 2s-Townsend.
October 2q-Newurk.
October 8l-Wilmington.
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CONDITION OF
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,

A RTIsANs' SAVINGS BANK.
NO. SOC MARKET STREET.
Wilmington. Delaware
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FOR SALE.

A modern dwelling in hrst-class location.
O3 west Tenth street. Eight rooms and bath,
ront porch and convenienccs. Canbe bought
very cheap within ten days. Apply TO
JOHN MULYENA.
gl5 Market street.
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N. 7. Clothing House.
Wilmington, Wednesday. October %. lss2.
Meetings For This Evening.

Beneficial No. 3
Blue Rock Council, l.. OF r. G.
Champion Lodge, X. Of p.
Crusaders Castle. X. G.. y.
Cigar Makers International Union.
Delaware Lodge, ID. o. II.
Delaware Lodge, A. o. U. W.
Delaware Council, O. 4. A. NJ.
Eureka Council. Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
Franklin Circle, brotherhood of tho ITnion.
Golden Gate Commandery, Knights Of Malta.
Hope Loan Association
Liberty Conclave, s. w. M.
Mattahoon Tribe, I. o. r. NJ.
Naomi Rebeka Degree Loogc, !. o. +.
Oriental Lodge, K Of +.
Palestine Castle, A. o. y. Of NJ. G.
ST. Johns Castle. x. q. IL.
Wilmington Council c. b. l..
Woman's Relief Coras, y. S. Grant Post.
Wilmington Lodge Fraternal Guardians.
Wilmington Enosmumsnt. X. Of St. j. and NJ.
Young Mems Democratic Club.
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Open daily from o'clock A. m. until ip. m.i
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from to
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-A LARGE PARLOR STOVE
IL nearly new. a bargain. Can be scon az
1922 Washington street
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INTEREST ALLOWED on deposits OF
money for one or more calender months az
the rate of per cent. per annum.
Money loaned on Mortgages on Real Estate.
GEORGE w. BUSH, President 1l
G. WESLEY WELOiN, Nice-Prceident. ,
E. n. TAYLOR, Secretary and Treasurer.
JOSEPH NJ. MAIHkR, Auditor.
May ist. 1892.
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INSTRUCTION.

WANTED. - WILL GIVE PRIVATE
" lessons in shorthand and type-wriiing
10 a limited number. Terms reasonable. Call
on or address II. J. MALOT. S35 East Fourth
street.
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THE ARENA OF POLITICS
Senator Quay in Conference
with Republican Managers.
TIE DEMOCRATIC COUNCIL BOARD.

a New Feature of Which Senator Cor
man Is the Moving Spirit - senator
Hin Delivers His First speech in Tam
many HAIRS Historic wigwam.
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LOST AND FOUND.
WILL THE YOUNG GENTLhM AN NHO
w found the pocketbook 1t Fourth and
Market, Tuesday afternoon. please return IL
ob23 - EST Second street and obtain n suit
able reward.
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IN at Tammany Ian.

When he made his appearance the vast
crowd rose en- masse and frantically waved
hats, handkerchiefs, umbrellas or any
thing available Il was an enthusiastic
welcome Cries came from the gallery, Il
am Democrat with renewed cheering
At length something like order having
been restored, Senator Hin plunged into
his speech, in which, after reviewing ma
tional issues and vigorously denouncing
the system of Republican protection and
the federal elections bill, he said;
what shall / say of the Democratic candi-
dates Cleveland and Stevenson They both
answer the Jefiersonian standard Of fitness
holh have been satisfactorily tested in the pub
lie service. aud both represent the cherished
principles Of oar party in this campaign and
ne entitled 10 your sulfrages. Ex-President
Cleveland needs no oulogy at my hands. His
life and public services are familiar TO the
people. His ADMINISTRATIONS -dignined, honest
and ablc-has safely withstood the popular
criticism. has passed into history and rejected
credit uio the country. His reelection viii
not only De personal triumph. but Il will slso
be- he vindicAion OF cur principles and the
triumph of the Democratic party.
believe that large majority Of tho electors
Of this country arc ia Favor Of the principles Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-30

coming humility he declines to take in
the eyes of the public the credit Of hav-
ing struggled with such a weight of re-
sponsibility for any longer period than
that during which it was really carried.
u did not sign any paper" he says il
his narration, that | had never re-
ceived less than $3.50 per day from MIR.
Wardwell.
II did not authorize anyone 10 sign
for me either by name or cross, but L
clearly told Mr.. lie Clair that / had
worked for 81 per day, and Si.25 per
day, and also for s1.50."
What tribute it is which Mr.. Peter
Mcclure has paid to Mr.. Wardwell's
munifcence. Ii should be written in
letters Of gold and framed in silver. II
should be brought TO the attention Of
every worlSingman in Rhode Island.
Wardwell should not rest his claims 10
the suffrages of this commonwealth on
his record rs business man and a bust
ness employer of labor. 1t is as a dis
penser of charity that he shines su-
preme.