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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-29
TYPOGRAPHICAL. IMPROVEMENT
A Type Founders Agent Says the De-
nand is for Beauty.

+. F. Soule Of Chicago is guest at
Sweets Hotel. He represents the type
founding house Of Barnhart Bros. a
Spndler, one of the largest IN the
world. Mr.. souie speaks enthusiastic
ally ot the growth OF better and more
artistic IDEAS IN the printing OF news
papers. Even the small country pa
pers," be said, care doing away with
the use of heavy black typc that so dis
figures sheet. This Improvement e
Shown 10y the fact that our firm e q
sell at any price or to any firm ihe
STYLES that were popular two or three
years ago. The demsBd il for plain
light type and look forward 10 tho
dsy when the newspapers viii Ne
almost as nestly and carefully done ~
book work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-29
Patrick Got Revenge.

Pat Scaulan vas arrested . day or
two ago for disturbing religious meet
ing IN the Division street Episcopal
church. lie was arraigned IN police
court, convicted ana fined. No sooner
had he paid up than be went IN search
of the one who had preferred the COM
plant against him. He wanted revenge
and got 1t, in consequences OF which he
is again behind the bars on a charge Of
assault and battery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-29
FED BY THE MAYOR
The City Officials Enjoy q
Tempting Spread
As A TOKEN OF APPRECIATION
On the PAN Of His Honor for His cel-
lsAgues-Hs 10 Presented Gold
Headed cans-Neat Speeches

On retiring from onhcs Mayor uhi
decided to give . mpiimsntAry han
aues 70 the city officials who have been
sssosizted with bin during the past
TIVE years of his administration. and .
few others who have been identified
With the city government IN the past.
1t was Q O'Clock last night before .
table, stretching the entire length OF
the dining room IN Sweets Hotel. was
surrou nded by the guests of the mayer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-29

TAs puplls Of Mrs. J. =. heDoueIi. ss-
slsssd by Mrs. }. y. cssmer. Mtss ksse
Thsmpsoa end Msss Marie fsamnefs,
sopsaaes. gave thar second piano rs-
cssaf IN Chapel hall Of TIE wsstern
Miehlsan collsgs last evening tsfefe .
large audience. There were seventeen
nnmbsrs % TIE rFbgrans, aseaf when
we're three vocAi selos by the soffaees
~he snsstsd On account Of sas isasth
81 The pfsxfanz there wess 70 respohses
10 sasofts. although tAsy we're ife'
aaestiy slvsas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-29
STANDING FOR THEIR RIGHTS.
The Plumbers Still Gu, Waiting to Make
an Agreement.


The members of the Plumbers, Steam
and Gas Filters union who quit work
Tuesday morning are still out. No
change in the situation was observable
Yesterday, and the prospects are that
the strike will be continued one. The
members claim their position and de-
mands arc not understood correctly by
the public. They do net ask that wages
shall be Uniform for oil members of
the union. but that the scale shall
remain the same as last year
for pine hours work. For instance,
those who received So last years TOR ten
hours shall get the same this year for
nine hours. and a $3.50 man shall re-
ceive the same amount for . shorter
day. They do not refuse to work with
non union men, as some OF the papers
have enormously stated. They also
explain that the clause demanding pay
while en- route from the city to the
country 20 do work for the bosses Is
misconstrued. They amply demand a
single and not . double rate OF pay for
such time. Four firms have subscribed
70 the mems terms.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-29
GRAND RAPIDS MICH. FRIDAY MORNING, Iso
from City omssrs. lsso-sl. Grand Rap
IDS. Asch."


Wos Csnp ptstsSy sarpsised-
In Response Mayor Chi sad:
Gentlsmsr-You have cowred the
mayor ~ last. Isu have taken an un-
fair advantage Of hIm. The Affair
which have planned has been turned
into one which places ne under ooiiga-
tons TO you. / accept this cane ~ .
token of your profound friendship Its
presentation brings me ~ nv feet with
q command Of words tao small 70 ex-
prsss my thanks. IL touches ms be-
you'd. power to express l can emily
thank you IN . feeble way. l win
prize this present not only fer its in
trlnsic value and beauty. but for the
fond memories OF friendsnip which the
sight OF it will always stir within me.
/ sincerely wlsh you all heavens
choicest blessings, life full Of success
and good speed to you al.
Remarks were made by Custodian
Brsnner. City Treasurer Hake, ex-
Alderman TAteum, ex-Alcermap
Creque, Alderman Carpenter, Alder
Conger, Simon Sullivan, Alderman
Saunders, Alderman Kinney, Alderman
Houser. Alderman Wurzburg, Alder
man ODonnell, Larry Carroll. Alder
man Anderson. and ethers. Alexander
Douglass favored tho guests with .
topical song IN bis inimitable style and
WAS twice encored. 1t WAS quite late
when the banquet broke up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-29
TWO RAvISHERS HANGED.
They Robbed q Widow and Outraget
Her Daughter and Niece.

GooDLErrsvILLE, Tenn, April 2s.-
ToIl-keeper Lee Bruce, living one-half
mile from town died recently, leaving
. wife and daughter, Senia, aged 10.
Last night Senla's cousin, Mary Bruce.
spent the night with her. About 10
o'clock two negroes broke into the
house aud. after robbing two rooms.
came into the room where the girls
were IN bed, put out the light, over
powered the girls and ravished them.
Another woman ran for help, but be-
fore her return the brutes more than
once repeated the crime and fed. At
daylight every citizen was on the hunt.
Five negroes were captured, one prov
ing All allbl. Henry Grizzard was iden-
tilted and hanged to . tree. Mack
Harper was also identified and hanged.
Tne other two were sent to Nashville.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-29
Ycsterday's Fire.

About 4:30 O'Clock yesterday a spark
from the sInokestack set fire TO the
sawdust storehousc and the dust arres-
ter adjoining and used in connection
with the r. z. Miller BOX factory, on
From. street. close TO the Grand Rapids
& Indians railroad tracks. IL took the
department twenty minutes TO get con-
troll of the blaze and as long again to
auench lt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-29

Two Nurnbskuiis Dash Down Monro'
Street at a Furious Pace.

Street at Furious Pace.
Two bicyclists, wearing l.. A. w.
suits and from all appearances gifted
with at least ordinary horse sense. in
dulged in an exciting race down Mon
roe street and into Canal street yester-
day afternoon about 2 O'Clock. The
two pret,ies rode well, looked very cun-
ming and attracted much unfsrorable
comment frem alarmed pedestrians.
Their pace was faster than any horse
man would think of making in 90
crowded a tboroughfsre. Had any
child or helpless person been IN their
path . serious and probably fatal scci-
dent would have been inevitable.
Their nsmes could not he ebtaI ned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-29
New York Republicans.

ALBASY, April 2S.-In the republican
state convention this afternoon Miller,
Hiscock, Depew and Plstt were elected
delegates at large, J. S. Reed, d. III.
Mcmillan. J. F. Parkhurst and George
{. Buell., alternates. III. II. Sage OF
Ithaca, and j. Seligman, New York,
were nominated to be electors at large.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-29
two Miners Injured Fatally,

ASHLAND. Pa. April 2s.-Two miners
wert fatally injured by an explosion Of
gas at Greenrldge mine today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-29

lowed q Pythian invocation by the
Rev. j. f. Smith OF C0wan lodge.
After the invocation all seated them
selves and by courses discussed the fol-
lowing
Little Neck CLAIMS
Green Turtle Gear Sliced Tomatoes
Cucumbers Sailed Pecsns
Fried Brook Trout. In Iarfsrc
Pommes en- surprise Broiled chicken
Asparagus sweet rread Larded In Cases
Petit fois
MABIsCHiNo FsArPE.
Mallard Ducks. Eigarrade
Spaghetti IA Genevose salade d Volatile
Strawberries. with Cream
Angel Food Kisses Lady Fingers
Macaroons 1ta!ienne Bisgue lee Cream
Edam and Roguefort
Water crackers and Waters Figs
Raislns Cafe Noir
Topical Fruit
Flow of speech.
The dishes proved so attractive and
time sped SO lightly that It was ll:30
before the toast master called q halt
and begged the Knights who had 60
vaEantiy charged, conquered and cap
tured The dainty via1ds TO give atten-
tion to program which promised also
to be feast. The conspicuous absence
of the flowing bowl he hoped to more
than Compensate for by the fiow OF
congenlal spirit and wit which had
been provided and which the gentle
men down Tor responses would fur
n.sh. This How OF spirit Will be cx-
hilarating. 1t removes for the time
the cares aud concerns of lie and
with the speakers we cSh 1--we over
again our Pytbian experiences. No:
only will IT be exiillaratlng, but
it will leave a deeper impress. From
it we can Gull fact or fancy, eacn
clothed in its proper guise and esch a
wine which will enrich the mird by
adding weight to its store. Our three
great principles, friendship, charity
aud benevolence, will be ampiided.
The first, our abiding brotherhood.
The second, our succosing care. The
third, our guiding principles In these
principles we have grown to mighty
tody. By these principles VIC have
gained an honorable recognition.
With these principles the future prom.
ises us much. No better wine can be
offered. No better need be.
Program OF Speeches
The program was then taken up in
order, and As each name was called
ike true knights those VINO were 10 re-
spond were found in their places ready
for the part assigned them. Space for
bids report of the many brigb, thingi
said. Enough that like all true
knights they thrust and parried with 4
skill born only of an earnest will 10 dc
faithfully and well the duty assigned
Hon. s. wesselfus. Toasfmaster. Eureka No.
Pythian Remin absences .-...--..-
... Hon. A. :. White. Eureka No.
The Professions In Pythianisrn. .................
.........- DR.. J. A. McColl. Valley City No. ~
Musac
.......................--. Nurxburgs crchestrs
The Uniform
James Bayne. Grand Rapids Div. Nc.
Modern knighthoed ..-....-..-....---.-....,
:. ............. Rev. J. K. Smith. cevan No. =
..........................-.Wu .Wurzturgs orchesirs
j, W. Hopkins. u. n. X and ;.
Lansing. Mich.
.............. Rev. J. I. Husted. Lilly No. IN
Music ...-... ..-...--
- ....................-...--W Wurzburs's Orehestr,
The subordinate Lodge
Past Chancellor &. =. Ward.
Eureka Ne.
Grand chanTr w. II. IsooBis Eureka No
Nprzturo f3rabe4ty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-29
DEEMING'S BROTHERS DENY.
They Say There Is No Trace of Insanity
in the Family Of Their Name.

LONDON, April 2s.--In an interview
tonight with Albert and Alfred Deem
ing they both Indignantly denied that
any member os their family ever had
been II an asylum or that their
brother had ever shown signs of
insanity, Or was even tricky or
mIschievous to any unusual degree
when boy. Their father and MOT er
were not even eccentric and were ex-
ceptionally intelligent and sagacious
until their death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-29
eussss of the Might

Among those present we're the hon
ored guests, w. ". Loemis, O.. C.; j. W
Hopkins, q. X. r. Il 3, Lansing; III. =.
Hastings, commander Michigan Bri-
gade. uniform rank, and the following
loving list Of past chancellors: W.
J. Page and W. j. Berry Of Lilly,
No. 10; Henry w. Huntlev and i. w.
Nay OF Valley City. No. l24.
A. s. White. II. u. c. Van Asmus. r.
r. Park, Jamss Bayns, Alfred woseett,
c. r. Ward and A. b. Kasvlsen oi
Eureka No. 2.
y. c. Templs and DR.. A. Rsbinsos o!
Cowan No. 60.
In their places and represestiss the
different lodges we're The fellsvins
named officerss
W. d. pagh. C. c.: y. ". Hunter, V,
c.. Alfred Noieost. r. c.; {. r. Ispree.
K. Of .R.&s. Dr. Hose, prelass. p,
NJ. Williams, ". Al r. q. heyrl, ~. r.
hsfnhafdt nofn. ". T.. Mr.. straw
aeetss, 4. Ca, Mr.. S4nsres. @. O., and
sssy saemkers OF Eureka No. :.
". 4. Weed. &, c. Fred Nelssrf. v.
G.. Q. A. nssss, r. G., & D. Asahsr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-29

There were forty-three in all. His
honor sat ut the head of the table. On
his right was ex-Alderman Brenner,
now custodian of the city hall. on bis
left Alderman Stein. There were be-
sideS theae
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-29

lowed Q Pythian invocation by the
Rev. j. E. Smith OF Cowan lodge.
After the invocation all seated them
selves and by courses discussed the fol-
lowing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-19
wASASiAkEI,'S.

Pdtntul tecining, collie. dilrl hna pre-
rchtad and cured by HOo1cr's auodfne.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-19
I)otA


The place to go is at b. F. Chalfant's,
Agt., No. West Second street for
cheap shoes. VIII close every Thurs
day evening during July and August.
II you want first-class dyeing and
securing done, go to No. 2l0 King st.
DIR. ]. Appincott, Tos French street,
Chronic and Painful Diseases a Spe-
cialtY.
Stowell's Evergreen sugar corn, the
most popular OF sugar s'rn ut ]. j.
Smiths Fourth and Shipley streets.
Taylor & Fullertons Rheumatic
Remedy cures rheumatism In all its
forms. Prepared by Taylor i Fuller
ton. So2 King street.
Peroxide of Solieole and Slug shot
the cheapest of investments, at j. j.
Smiths, Fourth and Shipley streets
Great sacrifice sale OF Oxford Tie,
and Russets for the next ten DAYS
Everything at half price, by Nj
schluger. No. 800 Market street.
DR.. SImms White PuimonIc Balsan
stands tho hest ana is the best o
| Throat and Lung medicines made; ha
mele recommendations than an,
other and will positively cure. Elegan
Tor the grip. coughs, DC. sold by reg
ular druggists. OiIice. 422 Market ST
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-19

Franz Setta. the noted basso profundo,
died at Riverside, Cal, of consumption.
His real name was Louis Neumayer
A waterspout did great deal of damage
near Four Mile creek, in Lyon county
Kan. Many horses. cattle and hogs were
drowned.
Out of a population of 600 Mt Amelia, o.
at least 4s0persons are afflicted with whoop
ing cough Even the domestic animals are
stricken. More adults than children hay,
sled
A dispatch from Nashville says that Les
ter Gale and W. z, Turner, cashier and
bookkeeper az the Nashville City Savings
hank, who decaulped three weeks ago witt
| 81 900 of the banks funds, have been ar
rested in Mexico.
George p Williams, the messenger VIII
was in charge OF the car which was robb-t
at Adair, l. T., Thursday night lust by tn
Dalton gang has heea suspended pending
examination by the company
! a E1esting Of the Cronin committee wa
held in Chicago for the purpose of consid
ering new evidence which is said to hav
recently turned up against untried person
suspected of the Gronin murder. 1t wa
decided that before taking any step in tn
matter the opinion of one Of the ablest law
yers OF the country should be taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-19

CINCINNATI, July 10. On Sunday,
July 10, Frank Stewart, the son OF
wealthy parents, but with o penchant
for betting on the races. went into Hay
denis hotel for breakfast. After eating
he drew revolver from his pocket and
shot himself in the side, INJECTING q
fatal wound. Stewart was in the en-
ploy of Colonel Enright, who conducts a
pool room in Covington, and had lost
heavily. Dependency thereat caused
him to commit suicide and superstitious
them to issue today an order prohibiting
all their employees from betting in any
pool room. The men threaten to quit
work If the order is enforced.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-19

The situation at Homestead does
not lock favorable for an early settle-
inent Of tho difficulties that exist
there. Warrants have bean Issued for
n number OF the leaders of the riot
amongst whom Ia Mayor McLuokie,
upunia charge OF murder. Whom the
officers came to serve the warrants It
was found that Hugh o'Donnell, the
leader OF the strike, had left the town,
and none of the others could be found.
Mayor McLuckie subsequently went
to Pittsburg and gave himself up and
was committed to prison.
The Mayor It is said will mako coun-
ter-charges against Messrs. Frick,
Lovejoy and Potter for bringing the
Pinkertons 10 Homestead, who fired
upon the strikers, killing several OF
them. The strikers are charged with
the murder OF 7. J. Connors and Silas
Wayne, two OF tho men killed in the
riots. Connors was . Pinkerton man,
who was struck on the back Of the
head with dynamite bomb. Wayne
was Homestead workmen who had
his head shot OF by a cannon ball fired
from the opposite side Of the river by
the strikers.
The company, it will be seen, have
selected aPinkerton man and a striker
representing both sides, but both vic
| titns OF the same strikars aS the basis
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-19

II You would rather 1.-Two rational
life than DIE fashionable death call
on Dr. ]. 3. WEIGH, who treats SUCCESS
fully all diseases with Electric and
Botanic remedies.
Cancers, Tumors and Piles cured
Without knife or oaustlc. Cancers and
Hmors removed with his plaster with
out pain. The best OF reference given
BY patients cured by him. Having the
brpslllan Rheumatic Elixir he can
cure Rheumatism after all others have
failed, as he can furnish est testimony
By those who have bcen cured by him.
Tape and all otter worms removed
whole In a few hours. Phoephates Of
Damina for rain workers and those
suffering from the errors OF youth and
lostvitality, and sure cure for alco
Iholisin.
Disease OF the Liver. Kidneys and
Lungs successfully treated. Chillf
and fever cured ina hours and not 70
turn, as he does not use qulnine. We
nerial diseases treated without mer
curry and cure guaranteed. Sklr
and blood diseases a speciality. Liq-
tuld Ozone, the only cure for that
dreadful disease Catnrrh. Consulta
tons free. At home every day but
Friday. 500 W. Fourth street, vii
minRton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-19
306 Market ST.,

pEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF
III THE NATIONAL BANK OF
WILMINGTON AND BHANDYwINE,'
at Wilmington, III the STATE of Delaware,
at the close OF business. July IL,
1892
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-19
nrsMAncx oN MrNzarnRs.
CapivL He says, should Have The Wax
Portfolio.

Portfolio.
BERLIN, July 1a.--Anothsr interview
with Prince Bismarck Is given to thu
public by Count Adolph West, . re
porter who saw tho prince some time
ago at Freidrichsruhs. The prince said;
when the kaiser asoended the throne
one Of my colleagues, who had hoped TO
become my successor said: Your ma
jesty, II Frederick the Great had found
on his accession minister Of the great
ness Of Bismarck, and had kept him In
Office, he would never have acquired the
title of great do not yet know what
was the immediate and final cause Of
my dismissal. A misfortune of ouI
time is the fact Of leading ministers moi
being in the right places. General Won
Capfivi would have been an excellent
minister Of war, since the army has con
fidence In him.
Prince Bismarck nearly sobbed when
he spoke Of old Emperor William, say.
ing: sit was pleasure to serve him
yet he had high idea Of his position
as ruler. For him would have 6ont
anything-even become his valet Re
garding the interview between tn,
kaiser and the cEar at Kiel, Prince Biz
marck said he was always glad wher
such untoward incidents were over.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-19
GREAT BARGAINS
Bleached and UnbIeaehed Musllns

(Muslin Remnants Gun
bleached;) lyard wide, heavy
and fine muslin worth 7c;
for Be a yard, in good
lengths. (Also one at &c;
worth &c..
This is q surprise. | I'd.
wide, also in good lengths,
bleached muslin remnants at
6 and Sc a yard; equal to
anything In the market OF s
and 10c a yard. We win
have these remnants oil
the time as we have Secured
the production of q factory
in remnants aud it will pay
you to call when you want a
few yards of muslin and ex-
anime them. We are sell
ing l5 yds. of Hill Muslin
for 81.
Beautiful styles of light
Calico, suitable for waists
and wash suits, only &c.
An extra fine lot Of Chal-
lis, bought late in the sea.
son, are worth Sc; we are
selling at Sc to close.
A choice lot of Cashmere
mes, new and pretty designs
IN colors; hard to find at l2a
cents per yard.
Don't forget
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-19

PITTsBURG, July 19.-Captain Frank
G. Calhoun, foreman Of Devore's under
taking establishment and an old soldier,
was fatally stabbed In the abdomen
with q bayonet by David Lester, a pri-
vate in the Fourteenth regiment. Lester
and II companion named Hook were in
toxicated aud tried to force their way
into Devore's place. when Calhoun in
terfered. A w-angie ensued, and Lester
ran his bsyonet into Calhoun's abdo-
men. Lester and Hook are in Jail. Cal
houn is still living, but cannot recover.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-19
Towels

At 12i <c-Good quality fun
blenehed Huckaback. Chamb /
Towels. A clean comfortable
wiping cloth, pure linen. 81 90
allo2en.
AT He Large size good quality
sHuS.white Euckalaei Towels.
Every thread pure flax. SI.6S u
dozen from s2.i6
At l5c-l4arge size full bleach De
Won linck Towels. Old XII.
patrick grass bleach" A good
hohest-face Towel. Sl.s0 doz,
Ell from 81.
At l5c- knotted fYnge Rroche Dor
dcred Dnmasli Towels. PRETTY
and will wear well. Reduced
from 25c.
At .5c Extra big snow-whitt
liuckaback Towels. beautiful
broad Damask border all round
50 a dozen, regularly cheap al
S4gO.
At CSC Finest quality irish Hucka
back Towels, finest Linen yar,ni
aud perfectly made This is h,
far the finest HueS Towel we eve
offered at the price. IS a dozer
from $3.50.
AT 25e-BATH Towel, tho Turkisl
kind, so thirsty for water, SO sof
and soothing TO the skin. Gener
Gus size loops even and velvety
bleach perfect; normal yalle a
least 35c.
E At 35e Fine quality knotted fringt
Irish Damask and -Huck Towels
A new combination.-wipinl
qualities of q good HuckabacI
and beauty of a Damask. Wei
worth SOC regular.
At 25c to 75c-A cleanup in fines
knotted fringe Broehe bordersC
Towels. Many of them hay,
rows uf fancy open work in tn,
borders. Beautiful color effects
Prices drop like this:
Sl.35 kind to 75c each
75c kind to SOC each
Csc kind to 40c each
3Sc kind to Csc each
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-19

Section a. We denounce the Repub-
lican platform as fraud on the labor
oil the great majority of the American
people for the benefit Of the few, We
declare it to be a fundamental princi-
pie OF the Democratic party that the
Federal government has no constitu-
tional power to impose and collect
tariff duties except for the purpose OF
revenue only, and We demand that
the collection of such taxes shall he
limited to the necessities OF the gov
eminent when honestly and economi.
caliy administered Demo-
CRITIC Platform.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-19

Newark, was In the city yesterday. As
he passed the county tax office. and
seeing the crowd inside, he asked a
gentleman with him tho meaning or
1t, land was told that was the
place for Republicans to go to pay
their taxes. as Democrats having their
receipts sent to them need not apply.
I'VE don't dc business that way out In
Newark said Mr.. Armstrong who is
an ardent Democrat. 1--WE treat all
alike out with US The General, il
Will be recollected. was competitor
with Mr.. Dickey for tho office OF Re
ceiver Of Taxes.