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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
New York.

The presidential condition seems to DC
fast dwindling down TO the question. mi'i
Now York east her vote for either cLxvh-
LAND or HILL If either is nominatedF Inc
CLEVELAND men say that abe will never.
never, never vote for HILL And they 900
that they have two or three hundred
thousand Democrats pledged against HILL
The HILL men say that she will never:
never. mover vote for CLEVELAND. Aou
then comes up the query, Did tho HILL
men "khite, CLEVELAND in 1882 Ii so
thew will of course "knife" HIM again.
We do not believe they did II in 1888. put
we arc none the less opposed to giving
them a chance 70 knife" him in 1892. IL
ia too er eat risk to run.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

Fx-Secretary WHITNEY has gone TO Eu-
rope and will not return until the miauie
OF May. He predicts that CLEVELAND VIII
be nominated and elected; but he says
that he has not been party to the anu
HILL convention and has not been " con-
sulted about It or participated in it."
Tammauy's chief. CROKER. he describes
as sensible and honest man, whom ne mas
known twenty years. GoRMAS, ne aiso
praises. and to him. largely. he ascrioes tne
victory of 1884.
ALI of this we Gull from long interview
nublished in the New York World, ana IL
will set many men to thinking that POSI-
bly WHITNEY may make good compro-
mise candidate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

The Democrats of the Fourth District OF
Indiana have nominated for reelection
the Watchdog of the Treasury. the Hon.
w. S. HOLMAN.
When Judge HOLMAN finishes the term
for which he has just been nominated ne
will have served in Congress for thirty
wears. He has been q member OF every
Congress since the Thirty fifth, with the
exception of the Thirty-ninth. the Forty
fifth, and the Forty.sixth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
Electnc-Light Plant--once More,

II is q pleasure to us to cross swords
with the Times, 80 fair is that paper In its
methods Of treating all subjects which 1t
undertakes to discuss. If We cannot con-
vince our neighbor that he Is wrong he Is
not unwise enough to prove that he is
wrong by unjustifabls utterances.
On the subject Of an electric plant the
Tunes says:
awe insist that u Il (the city, has regard 10
the true laws OF economy II will encourage rival
private electric plants in the city, and that 1t
win buy It's electricity from that one which will
sell 10 Il cheapest. IL this policy is pursued 1t
win alwsys secure lie electricity much cheaper
than n can possibly manufacture it, and
therefore It viii never be compelled 10 erect Its
own plantp
The trouble Is that there cannot be
"rioal electric plants." An electric plant
II what Professor ELY. of the Johns Hop
kins University. has 30 happily described
as O natural monopoly" There can't
DO any real rivalry between different cleo
tric plants. If "rivsi private electric
plants" are constructed in Richmond she
will have to pay for ell of those plants.
There is nobody else to pay for them. II
there were dozen Of them they would ell
have to be paid for by the people who used
the electricity. II there were but one
plant the people would pay for one; II two.
for two; or II dozen. for dozen. You
can't bur something for nothing.
Richmond has gas-works. They belong
20 her. If she were TO sell them, as the
Times would, If consistent and logical.
have her do, and then allow competing
companies TO construct other gas works.
the streets would have 10 be dug up by
every gas company. new pipes would have
TO be laid down. and new holders built
I'll these costing hundreds OF thou
sands Of dollars-and her people would
have TO pay 10 the purchasing company all
that II had paid TO the city for the gas
works and then pay to the new company
or companies al that they had laid out In
trying to compete" with the other and
generally oder companies. We submit to
the Times that either one or more Of the
competing" companies would have TO
sell out 70 the strongest competing oom-
pany, aud that whether the new compa-
MES Kept up show Of competition or not,
tns consumer Of gas would have 70 pay
the cost OF all the gas plants In the city.
lou may call this "compstitson.n bat
that VIII not convert 1t into real comps-
titiop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

Several inquiries have been made OF the
Baltimore American as to the condition
and needs of Professor F. NICHOLAS CROUCH,
the author of Kathleen Mavourneen .
and hundreds of other songs, and 1t states
IN answer thereto that the Professor is
lust reeaining control Of his muscles after
a long illness, during which he was physi-
callv helpless. He is living in very strait
ened circumstances in little fiat at 220
Parkin street, Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
PARASOLS.

Fancy Silk Parasols In light gray, tan, Drown
and black-S1.55 each.
Fancy silk Parasols with brocaded border tcol-
orr light gray and tan)-s2 each.
fles blnck and natural handles, $3.50 each.
Black SILK Parasols, trimmed with i4-incn
black lace nounce. black handles-s2.15 each.
surah SILK Pnresols With rumes Oh sane-coi-
ors grays and tans-s3.25 each.
Fancy Coaching parasols In plain and change.
able SILK, also black, club handles-S3.50 ana
81 each.
Black silk Paraso's with black silk lace nounce,
black and natural handles-regulsr price any
where and everywhere % each--only 80.
Fine SILK PaIesols with rune and nounce Of
same-colors rr,y. tan, and back-e7 Zach
Fancy SILK Parssols With fiouncc OF same, COW
cred with white silk laco-colors golden, brown
beige, gray, and tan--sS each.
White silk Parasols with open work and lace
effects, trimmed with white silk lace, chitton,
etc.-from 81 10 S15 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

Senator JUSTIN s. MORRILL,. of Vermont
was born on the 14th day of April, 1910.
His public services at Washington cover
period of thirty. seven years. He was for
six terms a member of the lower house,
has served four full terms as o senator. and
was reelected from the Sd of March, 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

i,ns account Of the FIRE and illustrated u
with pictorial desiens by it, special artist
The Star IL great Journalistic luminary'
and out OF the ashes Of IT, burned building
il shines with serenity which indicates
that liz grief at its pccupiary lcssis greatly
modified by the fact that no other paper
beat it in describing the fire. On TINS oc-
casion, as on most others. Its "repos'e's
were promptly on hand"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

TIE WEEKLY DISPATCH, which is issued
to-day, contains the views of Hon. WALLER
X. STAPLES upon the availability OF Mr..
CLEVELAND as a presidential nominee,
which originally appeared in our last Sun.
DAYS issue, and much other political and
miscellaneous matter of general interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

enough, to do more cool
That's inst what Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets do,-more good. Instead of weaken
ing the system, they renovate it; instead OF
upsetting, they cleanse and regulate il
mildly, gently, and naturally. They're the
original Little Liver Pills-the smallest but
most effective, purely vegetable, perfectly
harmless and easiest to take. Only one little
Pellet for laxative-threc for cathartc.
Sick Headache, Bilious Headache, Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, Bilious Attack, and all dc,
rangemenfs Of the Liver, Stomach and
Bowels are promptly relieved and per-
manently cured
They're the cheapest pills you can buy,
for they're unbranded to give satisfaction,
or your money is returned. You pay only
for the good you get. It's plan peculiar
70 DR.. Pierce's incidence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

The CLEVELAND and HILL men fought
each other very bitterly at the Cohoes
IN. Y.) municipal election on Tuesday,
and while they were so engaged the Re
publicans quietly walked in and elected
their candidate for mayor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
CHINA-SILK FANS.

Hand-Painted Folding Fans. China silk with
Golden slicks-colors White, Gray, Cream, and
BlacI-50c.
Hand-Painted Folding Fans-colors White,
Gray, Cream, Tan, Black, and Pink-75c.
Extra ino China-Silk Fans, Natural-Wood
sticks-Cream, White, Yellow, and Heliotrope-
e1.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

Hundreds of persons in Mississippi
saved their lives from the recent floods by
running to and climbing upon the Indian
mounds. of which not few exist in those
lowlands
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

The report is confirmed that ex-senator
CAMDEN, of West Virginia, will not be
candidate for the United States Senate.
This will leave the field clear to Senator
EIuIpNFR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

In the Baltimore American of yesterday
Rev. PETER AINsLIE has long letter de-
scriptivs Of Yorktown and its historic sur
roundings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

The otlos Of the Washington sIav was
eedly damaged By Ere en- wednesday.
but the managers ct the paper fosthwilh
took quaEtsrs in nsighborins rsin&lna
o13ee and nom thsrs not on1v 1Dot 6n1
~ usuA lasse . seed tine IA ~ i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
SUMMER CORSETS.

We ere now showing q complete line OF yent-
lated or Summer Corsets, and guarantee each
particular number to be the best OF the kind at
the price named.
Popular Corset, long waist, Doc.
Extra Grade Corsets, long, 75c.
Thomson's, superior quality, both long and
short, all ueil-madc, light, and airy, 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
DreSs-GoodS.
II yards &C.
Inch Colored

s1.2 the piece. from sl.94.
yards Atwood Mixture, Sl.5O from
$3.50.
81 yards Crocodile Crepon (French),
S2.5 from 1856.
8 yards Diagonal Cheviot, 75c. the
piece, from $3.50.
4, yards 46-inch All.Wool Serge,
so. Is the piece. from 1926.
yards French Novelty Suiting, VI
the piece, from $40.
81 yards 42-inch Light.Gray Diagonal
Serge, 81. so, from 1886.
Al yards 52-inch Broadcloth' $3.50
the piece. from $3.50.
81 yards Illuminated All-Wool Bou-
rette, ST. the piece, from S2.75. 80
1l2 Table-Knives and Forks, were ID
to 22c. each, 10c. each.
II 12-pennyweight Silver Knives and
Forks, 25c. each.
4 Gentlemen's Cigar Cases. &c., were
$50.
O Iad;es' Combination Card Case and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
Odds and Ends

in basement.
7 Fancy Stand work-Baskets. usual
prices range from 81 to S2.25-choice
Tor 5Oc.: s Fancy Stand Work and In
fants' Baskets, usual prices range from
~. so to 80 .50-choice for 81.
/ lot various kinds OF Baskets, all
odds and ends. &c. choice.
l big lot all kinds OF Baskets ct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
S1Lk,
SO. so the piece from So. 80

1Ol-yard Twilled Printed India Dix,
So from $3.50. ,.r
5,-yard Black and White-Strlpe Six
Skirting. So rs the piece from 1851.
z. Yards Printed Wash Silk, So from
1870. $3.50.
"a wards Black Brocade Silk, 81 the
piece, from $3.15. ,
A. wards 46-inch wide Silk Drapery
Net, 81 from 1919. on,
4 yards Figured Drapery Silk, sl.75
from 1926. ~
81 yards Changeable Surah, $3.50
froyo "a IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
PRICE & CO..
Bright and Pretty Easter Novelties.
CHOSEN FOR THEIR ARTISTIC COMBINATION,
SHOWN IN EVERY DEPARTMENT..
OUR MAGNIFICENT ARRAY OF
ANCY DRESS GOODS
WILL GREATLY INTEREST YOU.
The dainty CREPON popular shown lovely patterns
knots with fine coOrng on light gTo1ndS Also pretty
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH NOVELTIES abewlderng variety oil stripes
Plaids and Cheviot Mixtures :,u
Handsome CREPoN ENGLISH, AND SCOTCH SUITS
STRIPED AND FANCY JACQUARDS.
CHALLIEs in designs exquisite beauty sprayed with conventional
floral figures in French prung dainty and asca COM
bme0. SILK SKIRTS with
Rues-al OF shades Prices 81 % anu GU
Also BLACK MOHAIR Pinked silk Ruae Price 81
complete assortment of COLORED and bLAOh AohAiN "N AVN
Our PiRAsoI stock especially embracing
. d v low prices Coaching Pas Changeae Silks with Club
Sticks are the all combination OF shades from 1910 10
$3.50 - -, 80, c,,, r, II, ,urv ~ o,o satisfaction than
similar Wrap make them ourselves OF fure Heavy
Surah and have them from ~ TO AZ incnes
WASH GOODS.
WASH GOODS

We are now Offering for your inspection an I'M
mense Tine OF Scotch Ginghama. stripes, flalds,
ana Cheeks. These goods are only IRON the De'l
makers, light and fine in tezture-only ~'c- per
yard. ----
Embroidered Scotch Gingham, beautiiul rine
Checks in Green. Rcd, Blue, Violet, and olu
Rose embroidered with Seli-Coiored aud Mhlie
Spots. Yellow, Old Rose, Antique, Light bine;
ana Lilac, embroidered with Wave stripes anu
Net Work. -------
Beautiful Brocaded Bingham In Blue, Fawn-
Brown, Lilac. Gray, and Red. Very rich effects.
Brocaded Setteens in all the new Jacquard ei-
fects Black and COlorod Grounds. printed Win
the newest and richest China-Silk designs.
Wehaye received our last importation OF this
, very popnar wash goods. All the patterns, both
In STRIPES and Piaids are OF the riche-t enects'
e1ualling in appearance the nnest stun flaios
a material particularly suited 10 street anu
travelling dresses, light anf cool
Under this sad II would take much larger
snace IMAM we use at present only 70 enunerate
the kinds and qualities. We carry az all tunes
the yery pest articles, bOtn In Foreign ana Do
nestle makes, from the cheapest 70 the nnest
imported. Both by importing ana buying IN
very large lots, we are IN position 10 oner inc
very beet values.
Only 12lec. per yard. ap 1o-ou,ooros
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
DELINQUENT TAXES

DELlSuUENI IAAlEIss .
CITY TAXES
OFrcE or COLLECTOR or DELISocSxr TAxEs,l
RICHMOND, Va, April ]. 1872.
By AN ORDINANCE OF TIE CITY u re-
oulred that notice shal b given IN ali o. tne
dnily Newspapers under the dlrection o. sho
Comnittee on Finance. that the Isl OF DE-
IINOUENr TAXES on REAL ESfATk for tho
preceding year win be Published In one or more
a. the daily papers, and also the time and pia''o
OF sale OF said delinquent real estate
In accordance with the above notice - nereuy
given IN At said LIST win pu bshed IL the Isns
On SUNDAY, April i7th. and SUNDAY, May ~,
The sale Will take piaco In 'front.' OF we Wy
Hail on broad street between Ninth and Tentn
streets. between the hoprx Of ~ O'Clock ". and
O'clock p. y. on MONDAY the I'd day o. Nay
1892.
yertiscd must pay before mo 10th instant
JOHN A. hEANLkf,
ap f-sMyl Collector Of DeiinQuens TsxeN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
SPRING UNDERURla

Every man who has any conile,s,
for his health and comfort shoaH u
Medium-Weight or lntermelutU,h
wear. There is nothing tha, viii l.p
tate you 80 much as wearing ycuil.r
winter shirts and drawers The ho, 8,n.
April and May. and yet every la,
il is unsafe TO change 10 sumner v,
before June. We make il our bls,.
to supply oil these little e.ssalih &
our stock was never more compel,
this line. Light-Weight Wool ST.
and Drawers. Our SIMMER Nock nt,
complete.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
WOODWARD & LO7HROP.
MEETINGS

A STATED CONVOCATION eysH
N Of WASHINGTON ROYAL ARCH SzAX
CHAPTER, No. 8, will be held at their tzuE9
tabernacle, 81. Adams Hall, corner Third and
Main streets, THIS Q'tiday) EVENING at 1880
O'Clock. Members Of sister chapters an dvisit-
ing companions are cordially invited.
By order of the Most Eminent High Priest
an l5.It X. b. SNEAD, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
LEV Y&DAVIS,.
PARASOLS ( JACKETS.
TAa,sday FRIDAY,
AND
Saturday.

These three days we shall make spe-
cial display Of PARASOLS and JACK
ETS for Easter. Tho goodsare all new,
the styles are the latest, and the prices
are the lowest. To accommodate the
rush we have provided extra salesladies
in each department that all may be
waited upon promptly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
HandkerchiefS,

white, with steel-engraved corners, 1Oc.,
from 34c.
Ladies' Colored- Bordered Handker-
chiefs, hemstitcned, were l2sc., for sc.
% Gentlemen's Colored- Bordered,
hemstitched, were rs and &c., 16c. for
any. -,
/ lot Remnants Of Waist Beltings, silk
stripe, &c. piece.
SO boxes assorted Allspice for &c. q
box.
1913 Tooth. Brushes TO be sold for DC.
each.
Ivory-Top Cloth Brushes for DOC.
Infants Hair Brushes for DC.
Leather Case with Glass for trav'
cling, &c., from 69c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
i the CLEVELAND DEMOCRATIC CLUB Of
Richmond ON SATURDAY, April 10th, at
O'Clock p NJ, at the City Circuit Court room. All
persons who have expressed thor willingness TO
ioin the club are invited IN attend.
JACKSON GUY, President.
ALEXANDER COKE, Secretary. ap 1927
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

Ought to be
SIN alter - the
great, gripping,
old-fashioned pill.
There's too much
unpleasantness
for the money.
Ought to be bet
ter, too. They're
big enough, and
make trouble
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
L1nen,

9 Remnants Of Cotton Diaper, IL and
20 inches, 2 to 8 yards to the piece, &c.
q yard.
Yards long, fancy colored border, with q
dozen napkins (slightly soiled), Sc from
$8.48.
/ White Table-Set, Scotch. 2x2l yards,
napkins 24x24-inch slightly soiled), -
from Sll.03.
4 Remnants OF Bleached-Cotton-
Twilled Crash, 4c. a yard. ;.
10 Yards Scarlet-Printed India
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
new ITEMS
GARMENTS.

Ladies' NAVY FLANNEL BLAZERS with Cord
Fastening. Each $3.50.
ladies' RHEFERS-Biack,A ll-Wool, THilled-
with wide Rolling Collar; can be worn as Blazer
as vel. ,nished with Bone Buttons. Special
value, 1915.
Ladies' RERFERs-Black and Navy, An-Wool
Ladies' Cloth-Notched Collars, Bone Buttons
and tailor finish. Each s4.o0
Ladies' BLAZBRs-Navy Broadclotn-Collar,
CufIs. and Jacket-Flaps, trimmed with narrow
Black Braid. Each 90.
Choice assortment Of Ladies and Misses
JACKETS In Black, Navy, Node, Gray, Tan, and
Light hixtures. Zach from 10 TO sS5. ,,,-,
fadies' NAVY FLANNEL BLAZER SUITS.
Bell skirt with deep hem, and Cord-Trmmed
Blazers. Price $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

&c., from &c.
Their, studded
with RhinestoDes, 81, from Sl.5O.
IL Assorted Purses, &c., from 10 and
12c.
~ Ladies' Silk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
Kid Cloves.
81 pair x


Foster patent, Black Undressed-size,
G. CT, and G.-75c., from 1925.
A pair 4-Button Dressed White,
Pearls, Pinks, Cream, Gray, size 81 to
Ga. Soc, from 81 a pair.
6 pair Black 4-Button Dressed, size
81 and 81, 1923 from Sl.s5.
9 pair Black Dressed 4-Button, sizes
81 and 6, 75c.. from 81. 20.
IA pair Ladies' Regular Made Striped
Hose, ''''. pair.
IL pair Ladies' Lisle Balbriggan, size
81 and 9, &c., from 49c.
q pair Children's FastBlack English
Hose, size 6i and Z, l2ic., from 10 and
21c.
Parasols, Umbrellas, Ribbons, But
tons, Gentlemen's furnishing, Shirt
Waists, Wraps, and thousand other
things are to be looked for here on these
days
A feast Of bargains
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

Only 12lsc. per yard. ap lO-ou,"6 az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15

l2c.
27 Ladies' Silk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
Important sale to-day and tomorrow
The Remnant Sales

are more prolific at the season when
stock ia turned over fast. Great accu-
mutations accrue from large sales. Anx-
ions always 10 get them out OF our way:
Special low prices on many wares that
won are at ali times glad to get at usual
mil price. We can only mention few
things as samples. The general rem
nant stock placed on sale must be look
ed for in the various departments. The
sale of remnants 10y no means interieres
With the sale OF other goods. The
stream OF traffic outside Of oil these
special wares flows with all its usua. bar
gain flavor. Goods are placed onsale as
they are received.
a,c ward Wool Gren O.
dine s:s' sss.sS Bzack the piece fro"
Warp Henrietta, s4.75 the piece, from
1926. o. A..
A. Yards English Cashmeres. Coo. the
piece, from 81. 10.
8 wards 46-inch Henrietta, $40 the
piece, from 1884.
81 yards Brilliantine, $3.50 the price,
from $l.8S. n.
81 yards Lupin's Taffeta Bowrette
Stripe. "a. so the piece, from S6.75.
Remnants Unbleachcd-Table
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-15
Your OUn Price.

2 Handsomely
Fran Q d En-
cravings, $3.50,
from "a. So: 2 at
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30

To be irrationally hopeful and buoy
ant, to havean overwhelming estimate
OF ones value and Importance. Is the
prerogatiye OF the young. But the
United States have now passed their
national first youth. and have reached
a period where their needs, condition
and status IA people should be plain.
ly understood. 1t is, nevertheless, a
fact that the American people are in
Hated with national vanity which
creGAes among them misconceptlon
OF their country's relative value. Pa
triotism is distinctly different senti-
ment. The mistake Is made OF attri-
butinR to personal and natural great.
ness those wonderful resources at the
command OF industry, intelligence
and enterprise resources vastly varied.
from which flows large prosperity;
for energy, foresight and enterprise are
distiLclively American traits. This ac-
emulation pf wealth, which is the
cause and criterion OF civilization, Is
not due to exceptional merit or genius
on the part of the peoples RHErI
ROMAN, i'll North AMERICAN REVIEW Tor
December.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30

am sure you do not wish to be un.
Ialr IN references You may make TO
Prohibition, but when you said in the
REPUBLICAN, Yesterday that the Pro
hibltion vote had fallen OF 50. 900 from
the vote OF 1883, you were Just little
wrong. Reverse the case. In 1884 st.
Johns vote was 100, 626 In 1883. Gen.
flsk's was Pa 9i5, AN increase Of 80 Sl9.
Gen. Bidweii's vote is put at a95, Co.,
an increase Of over 5000. Many ex-
pected larger increase, but Prohibit
ton has obstacles to encounter that
no party has hId stree the day OF Free
Soilers, Our growth is slow. but We
DO grow some every time our census
Is taken. and that Is comforting.
THIS Is the only party In open bostil,
lty to the saloon, and we only, OF all
the parties. not only have to wrestle
against flesh aud blood but against
prlncipilities, against power, against
the rulers of the darkness OF this
world, against spiritual widkedness in
high places, And God being in the
light with us we are lookln4. Tor u no.
laying OF party lines and 1879 In 1900.
Truly yours. Ct. w. BURKE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-30

A leading cloth merchant
of New York, standing in
front of our window said |
never saw in my lifes ex.
perience such fine oyercoats
shown for so little money.
If | hadn't just had an over.
coat made | could pick one
from that windowful, I'd like
better and for less than the
cost Of making and trim
ming my overcoat for which
| furnished the cloth.
They're this seasons make.
They're the best in the
city. It's just as he says, q
life's experience hasn't seen
their like. Don't Judge then
by price. We sell the fines
for $50. They're worth thai
and the half Of that more.
What shall we say, then
for those at $l8, SIS, $l2
S1OI The best to be hat
Tor the money. Come tc
that oyercoat room of ours
there's more than so stylef
OF mems overeoatsat S10anC
$l2 alone to select from.