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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-22

Norman street nFtaAs Down and Car
rlss Atsav Water Main.

riss Awsv Mater Nasn.
AZ meeting or the hoard OF public
t'sAs sestel Gay tie contract FOR grading
b-Sa from @aes ga south 10 Day street
vs. awarded % James Forest Tor t5.2ff.to.
Eas unsuccessful bidders were: &. Iielle-
- @5u.@. George 4. kiitinger.
AAlN. }. = Bailey. S5,ez7.eo; J. 5. Holt.
ta1-a ana J. v Flits. $50.
i Nas decided that Norman street was
~ dangerous q coalition Tor IKE ap-
tasA'ea 20 pass over certain parts OF IL.
Jackson superintendent @; the water
Ms. SAID that On December IS the
sase work on the street broke down ana
siTf3 aaoue la9 feet Of q six-inch vwer
A@sa iuio tae Sound. 20 remedy the
le sas slX-lneh plpe VAS cut two
tses west 81 Commercial street and a
sse'lash piqe Put IN 10 supply Gle eaE OF
tzis..,.
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IL oaslsna wa,er rrnn,.

Tacoina. Dee. -Sfeclsi.-Mayor Par
dc, OF Oakland. IN reply to = request
from the News. OF this city. regarding the
Tacoma water frort, has written a letter
stating that the har0or questions Of the
Two cities are about similar. EXCEPT thaT
the Elrdse drawn about Oakland By the
Central l'acliic IS more obnoxious ard IN
lul.oas 70 commeree than AZ Tacoma.
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san FRANCISCO ga .gErs.


San Francisco, Dec. 3i.--Elour- Family
extfls. s. aas s.. bakers extras $500
$50 superine, 3 Coasts.
wheat There is not much activity TO
the sample maraet. Offerings heca fairly
liberal. ana buyers have matters some
VIVA. IN their favcr. No shipping Wheat,
81 i-40S5 -. with IS 81 fer choice. mill
Ing wheat. = I-ssfg7l -: Walla Walla
wheat. quotable al CSC fer fair average
quality. 81 1-lefss 81 fer bluestezn, aa2 6
ar IL for dalrq stock.
Barley -Nobclg seems anxious 70 buy
barley just ct the noment. Feod fair
10 good. Seas2 t-zc. choice. S 3-4e. brew
ing se4s5e
oats sticks are large. and Il VII re-
guire much more active trade thaH now
prevails II cease aDy marked dlulinuttoa
IN the quality OK o1erines. Buyers have
about every s!xan;age. Milling. $lGll2 =.
ssrpsise. $l.6E1f fancy feel. Ndel-ess
1879: gcod to cholee, s. l-e4e, lie; poo
70 falg s. I-2e3oe; black. St15gls9 gcd.
S.o7 t-2l1i.Is; gsay. p i-2casi.
Produce rcce.p, Flour sacks. s,1s1:
vSett. ceala3s. s{'e: barley. coatals. 10.
cats. ceats1s. ~. corn. eenta.s. 2H. baass.
sacks =. potatees. sacks, 49,. onions.
SACKS 1~a
fsuau.ial.
Silver bars. 6oa6o Sc. McSiean d,ilars.
- I-@45le.
Drafts On New York-S SHIT. 7I-2c Der
si9o; telegraph. 1ee per S,oa
mlnirx stocss
Alta. Il; Alp.a Con. .; Anaez. e.
Et.caer. q, Belle Isle o.. Best & Befcher.
s.; Do1ss Cen. s.. Bullion. -: Hai~e~
Cen. o.. Caledonia, Gss Challenge Con.
81; Challar g: Confidence So. con Gala
and Va. 49,; cen. Imperial az: Croaa
Point. =. Costa & GHric. s.. Hale <
Norrnoss, Is. justice -. Kentuck con.
a.. Mexican. -; aiouut D.ahlo. il. Navajo.
os. oceiaeatai con. es, oralr. s. s.. OVcr.
fnan. =. retose u. SAVAGE. 81: sierra
Ne,a4a. JENa Goa. 20. U.4a con.
6. IeHos jacket. &c.
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rx.,-.ten. 20 Portland Universal Expe-
3ftsen.

Tss Northern TactGc railroad vi sell
sx-aretaa tickets, Seattle 20 4artiSni, on
ar,esr. of Portland expos tion tFo5a k''~
re~-esr =. fSe4 e. January =. iNs Ileseis
"a sase every Tucsiay aus ffitAE' so2A
f-r ave Gsys Fare cnly $50 Tor iae
~,ass tfsn. incMdtsE tNo a4mis ars 60
ths eNres tscn. !. y Naseae. General
seo~s Seattle
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verk q free employment nurosn.

sAear Commissioner Iohn IAnS has
egaFiet the practice os reSlsfcslsg aH
aa4eants for the reason thar BE has 10
ssAzs ot s<a1.nx 10 the.n. and taat hls
- eeat.aues however, % register ai
R7-i'oas Tor help. These ceIae in hy
80 n.ail agt tie satlsfaete given BY
ecrtaa has been 80 narkcd that tt
= has cesliae set of patrons vnieA
9f1t+nt'y ga the iaeEcase Most az
afe heasekeegers sirusgl.ag w(tA
- aAaeaN question: of az a2l-sro0aJ
49, girl. pgrlrz November aic.
Allc3 ORDERS Cor 80 uaea and 1tT
- Iac ua2iaT.y az tho calls are
Nesaen Ter eeaerai hoasevork. Sinue
ssr, lamb hss sent cut ~ E,en
la.e1 Ic answer to calls.
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re Nsv r. s,sn1 Ciub VII BOA us sc--
aa1eal s--etas a, Piymouta cart b
ee.aeN teas evening waea thr follow
fseSsamus vIll De repievc3.
ssser Res WaUsee Sus;iar. n. n;
n Ge9Eteits. 'ero Thee. On. Country"
= Al Mrs g. a. E5munis, Miss cars.e
:. Ar. u. II. Ceeas: 'sIhe f.&eoCors
zee Aagiaa1." rearoase by Mr, EFev-
n s1.fa; "NautsrlI Government {n
- ha1lsaa. response by pr. }. J.
: ef s15e. 'NeYa afsorarv Tea AZ.
'.'s-ase by Wallace -SuO1ag, l.. T., '-gae
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sales nf produce yesterday were only
fair and values were devcli az gezbllty.
With Few exceptions the rgllng prices are
made 10 q large extent by what buyers
choose 70 cffer. Receipts yesterday were
Little above he average and there was
considerable complaint on the part OF
dealers IN consequence o. the aceur,uia-
ton os supplies. Fancy raveI oranges are
arriving ffesig. bgs the demand Is Of
snail proportions and prices ratheF easy.
Seedlings ara cheap aaa selling qaite nb-
orally al the quoted rates. strictly fancy
apples are ~ fair supply and ~ader
moderate inquiry the prices are held fair
- steady. The medium stock Is plentiful
and selling az low snd Irregular prices.
crGnberries sre In large sapaly and are
steady az quotations. Vegetables are In
gooG supply ana prices generally are low
and easy. Potatoes are arriving in large
quantities sn8 prices are q little weaker.
The dried fruit market remains without
change. Some fancy stock is moving of
at quoted rates. but for medium and ether
grades there is almost 10 sale even ar
heavily shaded rates. Nuts are n shade
firIner owing 10 TIE approach Of tae he'll
day season.
In dairy produce the market r. qeiic TN
SATISFACTORY Nearly all descriptions az
butter are low and easy. Eastern esss
arc arriving freely. ard. being lover IN
price. they are being used In preference
10 Washington ranch stock. Poultry IS
plentiful ard rather dun considering the
approach Of the holiday season. Turkeys
are almost nominal. 80 low are prices and
so light the inquiry. Game IS also duli
The wheat market is quiet and values
are on the down grade.
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Lead Brokers prices. Sc; exchange
price. 1896.
CeRIscr-Strong; brokers' price. so;
exchange price. S9.So8l0oo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-22

Mr. J. c. Smart. az r-ren--se raeesvss,
leiegFAsn fren Carson CITY. Sev.. yes
.efsiay stasing THAR ne. axez satAer. II.
=. sarkinaor. % that place. Is seriously
IL as reruk os terrible fan
Iiss 7npiis Of the fourth grade Of the
- r. Day schcol hei9 thalr csos5ng szer-
esses in 4iss Tle.G's rourn Frslzy after
neoA The exercises we're heartily en-
j9sesi b large rztaergng o. parents ana
friends.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKEE.

Portland. De-. 2L-val!ey. 1l-29soc:
Walla Walia, g. i-.sf'0c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-22

Nhere can perfection IN cooking always
;eau1f Wherever nr. Prices Cream
sASlas Powder IL used.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-22

ruas Buffet Carr, contatatag library, writing
snd eaFt sah e., baEDer shop. bathroom, easy
chairs observation windows. ETC.. tf cunaeetlor
wsth Pa1ass Diafnw aaG Sleeping Cars. Fffst eHd
eet9t.l.f.8asa Ccaeaea End Bamily Ioariss Cara
Tfasa4 seays Se@ttle a4sig q. II = "a. t2s
wwpreEt KHFfsBalf.
saohorr1fsN, ffrand FORKS
1.HaTNn r aFth, F&FE9.
v suatehes. Gf8phse1a.
Harrington. EerE4s r ala.
Spokane -. Cloud
b tuuea polls. -. znf,
Euunnr's Ferry.
Pziase s,csp,gg cau, family CpAolsss,ss
Teag8sf Cars. iaiiy eQasppa1 ana every eoa-
yantenee w8sa parser lu nhefze.
Crsases ihe Cascade and kgrkF mountains IN
efg3gat giving passemzefs q chance % SEES
fa4aa ii fNa Eae3t Fe9aagg Ia America. Tia
tsnu., EaV tx etqus tal4ssf. - Tres from snas.
Dssee 81 e7pnsek.eaa Il Il ns1a 4aNnfs 81 50. Pant
Rua Il Enusanol4f ssGa tsa8es s0s l3Hia1a. Heas
e. aEfa5s aan tifazE I1&~ a7.uts, SIOUX city ana
fas seatasfes-, * t.sasls AID tas s8uta ara
e. eHxg au5 ssls East ssTsvsuR E. ca.eago 81
So > -. eFS1ias ~ tlie fourth 94y.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.

T4nae card IN eject Get. :. 1Ss&
seafsle ard Whatcogn rovte-Stafc ot
VaSsfaEsen leaves Seattle daily, excepe
nee Route "a r31.aNFn leaves SEATTLE daily.
except saturday at go n N. Eaceu1a and
So fEe Eostss~sSfase Of Washington leaves
SEATTLE tuesdays, thursdays and SatGr-
N-ESI .EGs DOCK.
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sTEAstE
FLY or rHn FLYER.

FLY on TIE "TLYER-"
SEATTLE 10 TACOMA.
-Four round tries daily. txcept sunday.
IL enc hnnr 8na TWENTY-FIVE Hi90te1
THE STEAMER - I4NEE
Regular daily l45Ps. Ssattlg-Taco
route, as follows:
Taking eEle-t
TIESDAA. May 2
TINE CARD:
Leave Seattl@-~9sfs. 1isa q. IA, e.tA 6.I5
2 n. Leave Tacoaaa-~s3a q. nl, i.c9, Asa.
500 y. -,
Sunday
Leave seettle-7ao 4. m. i2aa so .. N.
Leave TacoWsa-a.s8 q. sgl,. 2.5h is@a =, n.
Landing az y. +. wharf. Tacoma, and
Commercial deck. foot O Marion street,
Seattle,
s8nsaya. excursion rates On steamer
Fleetwood: fare. Sae
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hoasehssif circles TEEN nlth praises 81
1T Prices Baking Powder. It's . ung-
versal favorfte.
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taasi uYB sagfg ass sgTa.

Through Train - Vancouver
Without Change.
Trafn tsTvss daily 70 ..................9.fsa rs
IRAN arrives dHll7 a., "a ~
Fer publications ard infsrResioa arrsY 10 or
EceFsss X. & AFENE&a.
Gessgai Arcs:. ti2 Esozs s.. Fea.Gss. WASH.
~. WHITLEY,
oesa-a fssssare- ar T.eAes Agsat. s. gaal.
s4ae
rsg8s T.ekss Cgrs. Co1uesefs. DeSx, -
tx.Sa Ns4lso1 sac A4sssa s:sss.s
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When y1u traye'. ~ VIA the Great
Northern railway. the shortest ilae
East. and save TINE. Ticket Office. ST.
Eroat street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-22

When Mexican
Mustang Lininlent
goes in,
Inflammation,
goes out.
Pain teaches
many lessons,
one Of which is,
Use Mexican
Mustang Lininlent
Sharp acres,
Dull aches,
Al. aches,
cease to torture
when touched by
Mexican Mustang
I.inIn1ent.
For
Quick penetration
Quick relief,
Quick cure,
use Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Mexican
Mustang Linin1ent
cures quick
because it
penetrates quick.
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nat Il is trae al TIE sarce. aetoal COS;
ia an we ask ts,lay enc 1en}ay. FFlscA
Yz~es. 5ewelres. - E'rant sezees.
" fnte8-Areats 80 represent th7 Old
~atlrrai Lite Insurance Company ct
MantreHe7. W Tor tertser Is srs.l2 slos
assrezs C. II. sisip. general coast rf4n-
arer. G-ss Crecksr tg.s-znE SIa .E3H-
c.zeo Cal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-22

rha Now KIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Snort t.Iae
consisting % the Northern 1'sasiit-A'sr-
ru~ton r5lte via Eiaiass. hss reeea'iE
tscn operca This aine shofteas 'ne JOUR
nev conss 3eglb'y betwce@ FAEei aoNa-
ara an poiats ~ the Black sil''s co'sa'4y'
- Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri. -ArAans2s
ana an southern AID Southeastern points
ii travcsscs q section @. e'asET t'1A u
h.kt6rsc sccaes and uneqealcd Ter e2aaiy
ana fevtluty, a1ar3ing aitaEethsF 8 MASK
enfofahle overland trtp Fer irSe,s
sts.. apply II aey Northern f1efe
AGENT. / y. N45caa, GeneFai Ase"t- s.
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A rspular roet % losss ESQ once
,,,-sr'e6 he s'dwelt o. marble halls" and
,onaa much satisfaction IN his dream
- -aev re Who can sfford a ticket over
t.q.ee Norsh- westera Line" w..h tic add
"a nttfauce Tor sleeping car fare between
ns4sreanolis. Sc. panl aua Chicago, caa
=. King for thirteen hours with sur-
something's siseh as Solomon hIrseif never
seg ans with a service eaaaiiy "a sooa.
-, "details cf which wcsld 81 an h0ur
- study for the Traveller ks.Aog time
=, the SO nile ran by this train IL a
steele ntrSt. T. ". patkke, Puget Sound
s-e,t al F--at street. Saafte.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING

e. DxrAx-xEw- 81 AaR.re r-rx-4
MsA-gTH Brak&w.
3rR-L&x0 xa-. 1as. az 8sNts
Fesscss: scr sasar4sy. rss.css s.ssT .s.z. ssa-
u0S-sT b ? PAGES, Fa-sw4sts--
zs-Fr s-s-rs rxf&xzxrx- ~ a--s-r-x.-vzw.
sr2-HEE Evzz1r-e4s1r rrLE-zx
sza-rxz wzsE-. - =. ssst
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ESpwcfGtG Gs1a Australia
SsNsnerS lx&ve Saa IRIS seA@ra Tor EeEr%
issas s&rsua, ANeAissra n -. Aa4 Ss'd-
E#s n s w w7t Nsus charge.
Steamship &s1rsf,c$N, AeeNeEsstsr 3 = n.
tenea 4 oeiy. Ssra1zssH > Australia. De-
THos. 4 GRAHAM. AGENT. Starr
f1 hsFe&. SEHttfN,
~ wsssser Dist. Agsei. ysacoayer.
=
= g sarecSsss 4 Rros. Co. Generaa
Agsa4ss san Francesca
TFxv y-ANr-Oy-y-rE g0r-TrA TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Sssa~ter fssansa. y A. u 1srsess. Master.
2Sas-es f@vnsaa - nccsf, Seattle GER
tg@9 wharf 81 Nl MNatsaYS afal Thurs
aaEs Ger Ferk raHSnSasasi. ssaacorsAs. ksa&r-
hagWss. New Nhatc@zn. Blaine and lrgf-
Gag HaroeF. going tArou@2 % Nstnreaxex
ea Thu-xlSy trip.
F@rs 10 Isiaias. 8; fare TO Vancouver.
Fsr sartner information appls &C Ger
traa wharf
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
STEAMER FAEALL0N.

DisYetches steamers f0g san Nsanclsco
I5eee aabev =, January and every ~ da1 .
fassenesr ard freight rates the low est.
Tickets and ffoMht rates can be OBJ
tained hy applyaua e.
Union foek. foot q Unloa stgcet. Sc
attle. Telephone 81
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Dominion 81 Canada.

Totals L. 8, .sLeza eiQ5al So =.
Exclusive OF New
York ............. 45s.slS.8sS So -.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-19


Mr.. VIM. q. Vernon and Joseph II.
Ottey arc painting and stripping the
formers beautiful residence. The
work looks grand aud tip top. couldn't
look better II done by an expert.
William believes In making home look
as II somebody lived In it. He has a
good show for selling ice this summer
as no one got any in their ice houses
except Geo. M. Casey.
James Heal Of Holly Oak does not
rent the house OF James Pierce, but
has bought 1t for home for himself,
and will live In II.
On Friday night last your humble
correspondent went TO the Athenian
The exercises consisted of singing,
speaking. and music, by well known
home talent. The debate was. Resolved
That there is more pleasure In pos.
ession than pursuit of anything
The affirmative side, was Mr. Mousley'
and =. w. Handy. aud the negative
side John Oskln and BENJAMIN
Mills. The judges were Rush Foulk.
and Eustis @. Handy. and they gave
their decision on the Affirmative side
OF the question. yet Mr.. Mills and his
right hand man, gave some excellent
points on the subject after the debate O.
President Osborne called on A. S.
Ottey to make an address, which he did
In pleasing way.
The society has some eighty mem.
bers, and bids talr to be complete
success. and IL Ia hoped that the law
abiding citizens will not let those who
have no respect for themselves. or for
decent people put veto right at
the beginning on all such carrying IN,
as the law lie very severe on such busi-
ness. We have in our life time seen
several lyceums, and they nearly all
were broken up by letting such char
cters do as they please.
The Wilmington Gun and Rod Club,
shot the return match with tho Clay
Gun Club on last Saturday afternoon
Ut this place. 1RuE AS STEEL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-19

Kovclutzou In Electric froputHt0ns
Arevolution In the application OF
to the propulsion IL cars
seems likely to result from an inven-
tlon OF VILLA N Lawrence Of New York,
which was tested at the yard OF the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company,
last Friday evening. Instead OF the
polss and overhead wires the trolley
is placed under the cars and gathers
the electricity from feed wire RIM
ming through IN insulated box placed
below the level OF the ground In The
centre of the track. As 1t Il only
charged with electricity while the car
is passing over 1t, there Is no liability
to accident to man or horse In cross
Ing the road. and consequently 1t
must be generally adopted In very
short period OF time. as tho present
system Is yer y Objectionable be-
cause OF the danger Of coming in cou-
tact with q live wire. 1t La said a
company has already been formed
and will push the Introduction OF the
system. II 1t meets the necessary re-
quirements at a reasonable cost 1t
will very probably soon come into
general use. and make fortune for
the inventor. We have wished that
the storage system could lie made
available, but this invention may
prove equally successful and at the
same time much less expensive, II Ii
prevents the Injury that is being done
to the gas and water pipes. and proves
equally as efiic ant as motor as the
overhead wires, it cannot be adopted
too soon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-19
SOCIETY NOTES.


81 wish. oh. l wish said dissatisfied Tim.
swim,
And now, every timo that leave solid
ground,
Mammals in a panic Tor lear III get
drowned.
And yet, suppose that's venture
some wish,
Because. Just as soon as turn to fish.
I'D have tish mother aud nunts by the
score.
Who'd fret just MS much lest I'D drown Oh
the shore.n
John Macklem, OF Havre de Grace.
Nd, Is visiting his sister, Mrs. John
Gordon. for few days.
Evan G, Davies spent Sunday with
his family here.
Elaborate preparations are being
made Tor the annual banquet of the
Board OF Trade. which will be held in
Eden Hail. on March 30. Senator Hlg-
gins, Senator Gray. District Attorney
Graham, of Philadelphia, and Bishop
Coleman will he among the speakers.
A private concert by the Tuesday
Club will be given in the New Century
Club drawing room at s o'clock y. m.
on Monday. the 25th inst. This con.
cert gives promise OF being one of
tile best OF the season.
Mr.. Christian Alfred Ely of Chris
unna, and Miss Sarah Jane MUIR of
Smyrna, were married on Thursday
last at Lancaster, Pa, by Rev. d. w..
Gerhard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-19

The seventh part OF the Master
pieces from the Art Galleries OF the
World has arrived and IL ready for dis
tribution. Engraver and printer have
both taken extraordinary pains to
make this number an unusually good
one. The first picture ID Gerome's
famous painting of the "Gladiutors.'
In the arena is victorious gladiator.
who having dispatched two opponents
has his foot planted on the neck OF the
third, and turning his gaze upward Is
awaiting the signal from the galleries
which will decide tho fate % his pros.
trate Zoe. The downturned right
thumbs OF the cruel Roman ladies'
doom the unfortunate wretch to
death. ind not n hand Is raised as Il
Sign of mercy. This. with fourte en-
other pictures. are given away to su b.
scribers who cut out the coupons and
bring them with ten cents to tho Office
OF this papsr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-19

In the Municipal Court this morn
Ing before Judge Ball Patrick Dough-
erty was fined 81 and costs for drunk
enness.
Harry Emmerson, Susen Dandy,
Emma Brown aud Fanny Kelly. col
ored, wero ilued s. and costs each for
disorderiy conduct In HcIgeyille last
night.
On Thursday night last Joseph We'll
din boarded Il street car and acted dis
orderly by pulling Harry Kltnb off
the seat using bad languages and
Treating the light. He was lined $40
and costs
Joseph Roe and Wilbur Jess wera
charged with assault and battery on
j. I. Greenwood mud also OIL Mrs.
Greenwood. On Saturday evening
four young men came along and ere.
utcd II great deal of disorder aud
kicked Greenwood ana one OF them
struck Mrs, Greenwood in tho face.
Harry Lewis, Il Bright boy. saw the
disturbance and saw lioe strike Mrs,
Greenwood. lilo also saw joss try to
keep tho others from striking Mrs
Greenwood and took lee away until
ate. tho row WIS over. jess was
discharged and Roe lined $50 and
costs.
owing to Mary Spencer not being
able to appear the cHso OF William
Readon WIS continued until Thursday
!1urn,HX.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-19

Saturday at 10, 2 and 7.30
o'clock. ......5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-19

The Injury OF Julian j. Barnes by
Being struck on tho head with Il piece
of terra Gotta pipe thrown by Harold
Hsrvey, is another forrlhie iilastla
ton OF the serious e1n5ela ancas that
nay follow the tAoughtless throwing
Of missiles Of such u character rs Will
cause wounds OF even deat., II they
should happen to strike any ono In
the head or In any otl:ar vital spot
Boys are too thoughtless, too imJsUl.
siye, and although intending no inquiry
a'e lust rs deserving OF paniGAment
for thu result OF their conflict ae
though they intended 20 m4.m or XIII
some one.
l: may lie. hard 10 place old heads on
'oung shoulders, but 1T th3 same
dine tho young huId Learn TO be
responsible Tor their own acts and to
avoid those which !nlIgt pain on t:.slr
play-fel!ows and make themselves
liable to sufier the penalty prescribed
~ the law OF the land. we sytnpa.
thize with the Injured. and hope that
The leseon tuaght by this accident will
cal ether boys to he more thoughtful
more careful, and that they will show
u heir conduct that their re!orma.
Ton l. complete.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-19

Only knaves or fools will attribute
the depressed condition of trade to
the Mckinley tariff. The men who do
10 simply lie and they know 1t. At
drst they said the purchases OF silver
did the mischief. but Its repeal proved
their mistake. and, then like Idiots,
they attributed the depression to the
tariff. Every man OF any sense knows
that the declaration In the Dono cratic
platform that protection was uncon-
stitutlonal and the system should lie
repealed, led to the prostration of
business end caused the depression
throughout the country. On the eleu
ton OF Cleveland every one said things
would be cheaper, and as result sales
tell off. the retailers stopped purchns.
Ing, tie factories consequently ceased
operations, men were thrown out of
employment by the thousands, aye,
by the million, railroads were Grip
pied. and suspension sftor sus.
pension followed. .-a .....
So long as uncertainty in regard to
future prices prevail tho depression
VIII continue, not because OF tho Nc
kinley tariff but because OF the
threat of its repeal. The leading Dem.
ocratlc papers attribute the depres-
sion to tile uncertainty of future
prices, and we repeat only knavss and
fools blanc the Mckinley tariff for 1t.