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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

Abouta year, ago tho humane society
Of Detroit pluced Il large number OF
little tubs about the streets of tho
city, to be kept filled with water for
dogs. and the Detroit Free Press says
that the good results are apparent,
Next summer" says an officer of
the society, I'VE will have $50 of tho
tubs out. ! have not heard OF single
mad dog since we put the tubs In tho
streets. and l do not believe there
would he amy frolhing animals rum
ming and swapping on the streets IL the
dogs had all tho water they wanted. A
great many people make mistake
about dogs in this particular. In tho
extremely hot weather dogs cat very
little, but they want lots OF water, and
will go almost any distance to get IL,
III everybody owning adog would
keep pan OF water In his back yard,
and renew IL dnily, his dog would
never go mad. Why dogs come here
for drink from every direction. and
there are over Il dozen of them that
call my regular customers"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

Tho quarterly conference hold on
June 7th decided TO take steps to-
ward having parsonage for our min.
listers, and THO following committee
was then appointed to procure sulta.
bio lot In the town Of NlarshaiIton.
Chairman, Rev. G. II. Williams Thos.
Whiteley, David Bowling and VIM. A.
Mullin.
The committee havo purchased lot
from VIM. Miller and will at once pro.
coed. to mako the necessary arrange
ments to go on with the work. There
Is considerable building going on in
our town at present, and the building
OF parsonage will be something that
everybody In the neighborhood can
give helping hand by contributing.
The Ladies' Mite Society of the
Marshallton M. L. Church arc going
to start the movement by giving a
festival next Friday and Saturday
evening in a tent to be erected on the
lot Of Mr.. James Willis adjoining j. j.
Butler the grocer. IL is to be proper
tlat all who can will give us aoeord-
Ing to their ability. Come to the
festival
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15


Il Miss Addle T.. Carter. who has beer
Visiting friends In Brooklyn the pas
three weeks. has returned to her homt
10 this city.
Burgess Marshal s. Way and Jesse
L. Jones, chairman OF the street com.
mittee of West Chester, Pa, visited
our city on Tuesday In order to exam.
Inc our lire alarm system, 80 they
may 10 able to determine which sys
tenn should be introduced in that Dor.
ough.
Mrs. Emma Sharp. of Camden, N
j., and Mr.. 9. II. Townsend and wife
are visiting his sister, Mrs. g. ID. Arm
strong, near Taylors Bridge.
Cards are out for the marriage oil
lof James II. Donovan, train des
lpatcher at Clayton, and Miss Mary Il.
Young, on Tuesday, September goth,
at 2 y. m.
Ohio OBJ. Strayer is taking a trir
through the South, and will be gone
two weeks.
Mrs. Gregg Chandler has returned
from Ocean Grove, where she pissed
three months, to her home In this city.
The family OF Hon. N. II. Benson
has retut ned homo after an absence OF
iScN@N WV ~ AeOtACOOhAi'
Mrs. Spencer, and her daughter. Mrs
Hendrlckson, who have boen visiting
friends IN our city, returned to theii
homes ut Newport, N. j., to-day.
@. s. Middleton and wife left for
Chicago this afternoon, for the pur.
pose OF visiting the Worlds Fair
buildings, and viewing the sights OF
that city.
A sample of the badge to be worn at
Washington next week by the Depart
Iment OF Delaware, G.. A. r., Is exhibit.
ed at s. H.Baynard's store.
A. 3. Nudge OF Clayton will repre-.
sent Delaware at the pnpual session Of
the National Camp. p. o. s. A., which
will be held at bethlehem, Pa. begin.
ming next Wednesday. j. b. Roberts,
Iof this city, who ia national guard,
will attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

The Delaware Capail Club has line
quarirgs on i"e SIKH floor Of the
E4u5is.u,n iiuii4uI.Z iu tho room nru
facilities for dryolaEfnI negatives.
specimens of tine wats Il tuA uem-
bers ara shown pit - table aud
in other var : Of thrff The QUAR-
tcrs arc uprn 10 IG-lt N to a.rSats s
Interested u slien mailrr4 lne club
ms tOlty thirn lG-Hii r5. and a. oil
,cfs and committees are Is ipllpw5:
Precedent, John VI. iipIor5, first
lirrsTgrsldnnt, Al.s4 Rachel =. How
lantt; serurd vlcr.pre- itlent, Richard
Film, recording secretary, Earnest
Il, MacSuii corresponding secrrlart,,
Miss Eleanor q. Nattoui traa5aIor,
Caleb NJ SAcwnrd. ....
Executive Committee iitrrd D.
Ponlo, Charles Il .IoifeS and John IL.
Dahby.
Membership Committee Miss NJ. s
lIflte-, Miss Il $ Howtpnd J.A.GoHIy
George 4. Elliott, " q jackson. q II
Thompson, john Al. Mendiuhqll
Excursion and Entertainment Com
mites Miss Mars M4thrr, Gtiggs
A. II, Ie!!er, A. g. Phillips w, H. Say
/ cry
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15
GOVERNOR M'KINLEY
A FEW PLAIN WORDS TO THE AMER.
lcAN WoRKlNeMAN.

What the Protective System Has Done.
1t Has Nothing TO Take Back, Nothing
to Apologize For-what Low Tariff
Has Never Failed to Accomplish.
The protective system, by encouraging
capital to engage in productive enter
prise, has accorded to labor, skill and
genius higher opportunities and greater
rewards than could otherwise be Sc
cured, defending them against ruinous
foreign competition while promoting
home competition, and giving the
American consumer better products at
lower prices and the farmer better
market than was ever enjoyed under the
FREQ trade tariffs Of the Democratic
party.
We find nothing In history or in our
own experience to justify tho reversal of
our protective system or change in our
protective laws. We have nothing to
take back; nothing to apologize for. A
low tariff has always increased the i'm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15
Republican Nomination Election,

Tho Republicans will hold thell
nomination election for State Senator
lin this city, Representation to the
Legislature and candidate for Levy
Court Commissioner from the Third
district on Saturday evening In the
various wards from to O'Clock.
The candidates for state senator
from this city are Thos. b. Smith, who
was q member of the lower house oil
tho last General Assembly and Ste
Iphen b. Downey, the stair builder.
The only candidate for representative
from this city Is Samuel II. Baynard
the well-known jeweler, at Fifth and
Market streets.
The only candidate for Levy Court
commissioner from tho Third district
in this city is Gins. Yetter, the baker
on Fourth street near Market.
/ Nomination elections Will be held In
the country hundreds at the same
hours, In the Fifth district eompris
ing the hundreds of St Georges, Ap.
Ipoqhlnlmlnk and Blackblrd a candi.
date for Levy Court Commissioner is
Us also to be elected. There may be
other candidates, but John W. Jolls
present member OF tho Levy Court,
Is most mentioned.
For the Legislature from Brandy.
wine hundred, Robert j. Handy Will
most likely ne nominated, there being
no determined opposition against him
In Christiana Huudr, d there seems
as yet no opposition to the nomination
of MIR. j. l.. VanZant.
In Red Lion Hundred there may be
q sharp contest between Captain W,
Eugene Reybold and William L..
Stuckert.
III Pencader there are also two can
'dldates, Charles Walton the present
incumbent and Jos. W,sBrooks, both
asking for the nomination
In Appoquinimink Hundred. Levy
ICourtman David p. Hutchinson and
Elias n. Moore are contesting candi-
dates.
In Mill Creek Hundred tho only cam
'dldate yet brought forward Is Francis
IN. Walker. Esq.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15
PROFESSOR HENRY c. wEIrzEL-

When approached in regard to hi,
his re covery. for he considers his restora'
ton TO health little short of miracle. as
he had well-nigh lost hope of ever being
we'll again.
Il suffered severely" ho said. with in.
digestion, nervous prostration and palpi.
ltation of tho heart. / had spells of weak.
ness come over me so that my legs would
give way aud would be forced to leave
my work. In fact I was in bad FIX. ard
my nerves were In n very serious cnndi,
tion. now thank God that l got some
OF Dir, Grecne's Nervnra blood aud nerve
lremedy-got the best medicine at last, af-
ter triiiing with many doctors who did
me no good. am using my second bot
tie aud 1t certainly beats all the medicine
ever saw. l tell you feel like another
man."
Professor WcitzeI is well known at thi
Office and the editor can therefore per.
sonaiiy youch for the absolute truth and
correctness Of every one OF the above
statements. None OF Professor WeItZel's
friends ever expected to SEQ him well
again. and his restoration to health is 6
great triumph for Dir. Greenes Nervurs
blood aud nerve remedy, II certainI,
does cure the sick. Il makes them strong
and we'll Besides, it has the great vlrtu,
of being perfectly harmless remedy, a
IT is purely vegetable Although sold b,
druggists for sl.0O. it is not pattn
medicine in the ordinary sense of tn,
word. but is the discovery and pre-
scription of the great est specialist in ner
vous aud chronic diseases. DR.. Greene. o
IS W. lith street, New York. who give
consultation and advice free to the siol
and suffering. either personally IL yoi
call at his Office, or by letter II you writ
him about your case.
/ We advise sufferers from disease TO us
his wonderful discovery. which SO re
markahly restored Professor Weitzcl I
heal til and strength.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15
If You Pay For 1t

We shall agree that the
manufacturer who pays the
best wages will probably get
the best work. We shall
also agree that the merchant
who buys the best material
and has it made up by high.
ly.paid workmen will sell
the best wares. Further, we
shall agree that the manu-
facturer who buys at first
hands and in large quaint
ties will be the one who can
sell cheaply. These points
granted, Oak Hall claims alb,
solutely Atwood material,
that the trimmings are bet
ter and finer than those
found upon suits elsewhere,
and that the wages paid for
sewing and making these
Suits are tine highest paid IN
the city.
We demand the best work
possible, and we have to pay
for it, for it is a Trade truth
that you can't command
good sewing without paying
well for it. We give you
/ these points as facts. Come
and test their truth.
Black Frocll Suits, dag
onals, &c, S1G.50 to S25.
All finished in the highest
style of tailoring.
Plain Black Business
/ Choviot Suits, $12.
A better Suit, SIS.
Small Check Thibet
(SpocialD, $l5.
Light weight Oyercoats.
from $40.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

A new hall is about being erected al
Claymont for the purpose OF holding
public meetings dances and other en-
II will he 50 feet by 80
and will cost about $1,000 The con
tract has been given to W. S. BIRD, who
Will commence work upon it at once
The following officers have been elect
ed; George Lodge, president; vii
liam Il, DAVIDSON secretary; Il. 4
Dickinson. treasurer; directors, X. I
Dickinson, William L. Davidson, DIR
Jacob +. Frantz, William l.. Hubbart
George Lodge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15
FOURTH EDITION NEW FADNNUSIC,


The Celebrated Thackera-Ford Case,
John NJ. Thaokera was given hear
ing before Squire Smith. charged by
Thomas Il. Ford with carrying con
|cealed weapons and using threatening
language, on Wednesday afternoon al
y O'Clock. The charge of carrying CON
eealed deadly weapons was not proven
and that case was dismissed. Tho case
OF threatening bodily harm was then
tried. Lewis Q. Vandegrift, Esq, rep.
resented the defendant. Ford testified
that Thackera threatened to shoot
him In the city court room, while he
(Ford) was having hearing for lar
ceny. He said the defendant was
about o feet away from him
at the tlme,
Officer Leech testified that he was
while Ford was having his hearing, and
William Ii. Walker and Joseph l..
Bradbury testified that Thackera said
II he had been home when Ford chased
his wife out OF doors he would have
shot him,
Mr.. Vandegrift asked that the case
be dismissed as no evidence was pro.
duced to show that his client lad
threatened the plaintiff unnecces-
shrlly. The squire held Thackera In
$500 peace bond. AS suon MS tho hear.
Ing was over Ford was arrested
charged with dlsorderly conduct and
Mrs. Thackera. lie was
given trial last evening before Judge
Ball, but owing to the evidence being
80 conflicting the case was dismissed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

We want you to look
stop and look, get off the
car and look at our Scptem.
Der windowful of beautiful
Sults-made doubly boauti,
full by their cost elegant
tailoring and STYLE elegant
quality everything you
could wish in the way Of
goodness for much less than
such goodness cost at any
other store, You're just at
the threshold of the DAYS
you want such Suits.
Look in the widow, pick
out the incest, finest clothes
anybody need want to wear
and save y. money.
Mems and Young Mems.
Store closed this evening
at 6 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15
HirI Prica nfPntninna

Geo. W. Spicer who has returned to
this city from visit to Milford, re.
ports the potato crop in that Vicinity
almost total failure, and as conse-
Quence, potatoes are being reteIled in
Milford at 81 per bushel. To supply
tie demand an order was sent to New
York for number of bushels. 1t is
q rnre occurrence that the farmers In
that section are not able TO supply the
residents of tho towns with potatoes
and furnish many carloads to Philadel.
phiu and other places. The failure of
The crop this year Is attributed to tho
dry weather
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

irohioiioh hehupuhfterh opened.
The headquarters of the Prohibition
League OF Wilmington was opened at
No. 1905 Market street yesterday, and
a house-warming was held In the after
noon and evening. The headquarteIa
comprise both floors of the Young
AIen's Christian Association Rooms.
The rooms are very costly fitted up,
adorned with pictures of the Prohlbi-
tion presidential candidates and lltera-
ture Is lying around Oh tables In plon.
tiful abundance. Last night John
Lloyd Thomas delivered another in
teresting address, in an attempt to
show the great need OF Prohibition
party.
As compared with all issues, MIR.
Thomas said TINT Prohibition was
above them all.
This evening Mr.. Thomas will speak
I'm Newport, tomorrow evening In
Smyrna and Saturday evening in Sea
ford.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

Some worthless ours attacked the
sheep OF Recorder Shallcross and
Henry G. Whtlock of st, Georges
Hundred, on Tuesday afternoon, and
out OF flock OF ~ only one escaped
without Injury. The county will
therefore have about Sl65 to pay for
tho damages done. There are too
many ASorthleas dogs In every hun
dred, and it is a pity that one half OF
them could not be externinarsi, SO
that sheep raising would prove more
as VOL as profitable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

The headquarters OF tue Prohibition
League OF W Whining ton. No 1915 Market
street, were opened yesterday. A houst.
warming was held in the afternoon and
oventnz- The headquarters comprise
both ilnprS OF tho building which was
rented from the Young Ainns Christian
association, The rooms lre cosier than
political Headquarters generally the
comm tteeswill make this their meeting
place.
Last night John LLOYD Thomas of
New York del'qcred another int crest.
ing address to the PiuhibitioHists In tue
hal OF tine Gouyg Mems Christian As.
Bpeihtion. The Peoples party Is ia con
sent conditions On ali dissertations
Old political parties fafor the license
system
Tomorrow evening Mr. Thomas
will speak in Smy rna ami On SaturtlIy
aftern0 DON in ,nnlnrl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

Dover, September 14.-Whlle Harrl-
son Q, Harvey, q merchant ut Viola,
near here, WAS closing his place OF
business last night three men rushed
In and threw him down and tied him
with rope. They then demanded
his money, and threatened violence
Il he made any effort to call for as.
distance. They secured all the money
In the store and departed, taking q
large quantity of tobacco and cigars.
Early this morning Harvey managed
to FREQ himself.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

About 800 Democrats went down t.
Dover this forenoon in the ll.23 a, nj
train To attend a meeting of Demo
cratic League Clubs, to he held there
to-day. Hyatts Military Baud es
eorted the Young Mems and the First
Voters Democratic Clubs down Mar
ket street about 10 q, nj. to tho Z.
W. Il i. depot. ...T95
The band played very fine music ans
81 or 40 badged men aud boys In th'
procession that followed. The leading
members of the clubs reached tn,
depot ahead OF the proletarlaLs ant
Joined the latter In the cars. Very
little enthusiasm was manifested.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

Yesterday afternoon William I. Tul
hunted up truck wagon, and hitch
ing his horse to 1t went down to the
Jersey Market wharf, where the kind
hearted Jerssymen contributed SO wat
'ermelons for the children of the Chill
,dren's Home at Rivervlew. As Mr.
Iull came up to Fourth and King, j
III. HUMPHREYS & Co, commission
merchants, increased Mr.. Tulls stool
ITO 80 melUns. With these he proceed
ed out to Riyeryiew, and to day tn,
praises of Mr.. Tull Is llsped by ever,
child. Mr.. Tull has boon In the habi
Iof doing this Tor several years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15
T-@---l-Ila -
The IiattIa oil TIN nrnndywinp

Monday last was the ll5th Gnuiver-
fary of the Battle of the ardywine
Tho battle was fought on Sept. 18th,
H., on which day the Birmingham
hills wera made tho echo AMI rc.erho
with the drnreniuE Deals OF the cam
nonading, and when the day was done
many brave soldiers llfe.blood was
following the battle, the l2th, the dead
We're all buried. While the old patriot
Eli iroHicr, lived the anniversary vi the
baltic OF iIrHndywlne was never allow
cd To puaB unhottted, but since his
denth it seems that there 10 no one to
get up demonstration or FIRE n gun
In rs remembrance. Thus 1t is the
great events OF tho past fade from
view and eventually are forgotten.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

The Democratic party. in its platform
adopted at Chicago, declares protection
unconstitutional. There is plenty of
evidence that the Democratic party is
unconstitutional. 1t hopes to win in the
present contest by counting most of the
Harrison votes in the south for Cleve-
land, Could anything be more directly
opposed to tho constitution of the United
States?-Norristown (Pa.) Herald.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15


1.-THE Limited Mail, Elmer E. ynnce'f
big success, will be seen hele on Satur.
day evening next, at the Grand Opera
House. Manager Williamson should
be congratulated upon having secured
SO strong an attraction, and the theatre
goers OF this city should not fail 10
turn odt and pack the house. The
play is one OF the most thrilling and
realistic OF the age. Another proof
that Manager Williamson is looking to
the best interest Of tho house is that
he is giving nothing but the very lest
ATTRACTIONS.
Primrose and Vests Mlnstrels are
announced to appear at the Grand
Opera House next Monday evening,
This will he the minstrel event Of the
season. Primrose ard West are the
acknowledged leaders in this style OF
ian entertainment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

Franz, II. Cnrswoll has made plans
for new one story brick olico for the
U. y }. Pyle company. patent leather
and morocco manufacturers, ut Sixth
and Monroe sheets, It Will bo "0XSs
feet The Building Till be of red brick,
with Stone trimmings and an open
timber roof covered with slate. The
entrance viii he on sixth street, The
floor will ia of uak an =tile and the
rooms will bn divided iutn several
apattIAent3. Bids Will be received
until SATURDAY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15
A Lively Run.

A horse attached to the milk wagon
of Mr. Griffith, of Christiana Hundred,
took fright this morning on Jefferson
street, land running down TO Fourth he
turned into that street and went west
ward at lively gait. Before he reach,
cd Harrison street he was pretty well
winded, and was readily stopped. No
damage was done beyond upsetting a
few cans and spilling small quantity
of milk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15
Maannic .YaveIa

Nino jewels with the name CORN.
THAN" In blue enameled letters there.
on, and Masonic emblems suspended
from tho bars, were presented to past
masters by Corinthian Lodge A. +. A.
NJ on Tuesday evening. Temple Lodge
Two jewels to past masters
on Wednesday night. which had been
made by C. +. Rudolph. DUPONT
Lodge also presented Jewels to ten
past grand masters at its last meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

The Good Will Fire Company OF
Chester Is to have new hose house.
4 building committee, consisting OF
Thomas Il. Mirkil. 1,H.Mlrkil, Jr.. Esq.,
Howard Seth, Robert Anderson, Ed.
ward Riley and George Anderson, are
looldng oter number OF plans aud
the preliminary details OF
the proposed new structure.
A site will be selected on Providence
avenue, between Sixteenth and Seven
.tGenth streets. The company will
award the contract in a few days. The
building Is TO be two-story brick,
surmounted by cupola.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

Daniel w Taylor, treasurer of tie
Delmar Relief Fund. has aome $1,000
yet In his possession which he wiIl.in a
few days, turn over To the sufferers.
lh2 conmltte will 20 to Delmar some
day next week. The unfortunate at
Delmar have hal tneir wants attended
to and there is little roal suffering at
the present writing but the citizens
can attend to.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

Fred |. Foster OF the firm OF Fred L.
Foster and sons Philadelphia, stopped
at Ito RErurLdCAS ullice tnis morning
and left for publication tho Now York
SaH's rLolura cure receipt OF ~ yeurs
aso, which Is credited with being thu
very lest remedy for cholera known
III no United SLales.
lake equal parts Of tincture of
cayenne pcppef, opum rhubHlb
fss"hee 81 Peppermint, aud Spirits Of
eatnPhor, Mix veil lUse Is to 50
drops IN a little so.l water according
10 age mud vioirH o # symutaua
Rbi@at every Is . " minutes anti
released Of the pair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15
nigsin. II .publiean club Meeting.

All the members and well-wishers o
the Higgins Republican Club ara ear
Mostly requested to meet at their new
headquarters, Fourth and Frencl
this evening at so O'Clock, tC
for mass meeting. IL Il
hoped that all the members will DC
present. Commencing with this even
ing the headquarters will DO opel
every evening from 7.30 to 1880 y. IN
All arc Invited. The club is arranging
lor a Harrison banner, also Ie-Openlnl
Of their new quarters on Ihursda,
evening, the goth.
WM, NJ. WINSTON, Pres.
AsBuRY c. STERLING, Sec.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-15

a pole will DO uisctl on Republican
u Il ut lorklyn. at 2o,clock tG,.norrnw
ttriday) ait ,rnoon, under thedircctir, Q
OF the committee, % which 4. W. Ferree
is ella rnan. A handsome nag, bearing
the names of liar son and ItsId viii
iloat from its TOP, There will be speak.
ing 1T a.i5 y. m, when tho train arrives
frOtil thls city. Tho Republicans Ia that
section are ~ earnest, nnh they are
read. u show their ra.th BY their Works
A number OF oar citlHan5 ii4 well rs tht
rasidents Of the adjoining district.
should join them ON this occ. sion.