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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 24-Flour duh: win
ter snPerfine, S2G2l0; do. extras. S2.25lD
2.5o No. winter family s".5n0 s@.G5; Penn
sylvanIa roller straight, 81 gofl1 10; weftern
winter, clear, se7dp3 Wheat quiet steady,
with S356e bid and Gjssc. asked for January.
Corn firm, higher, with 4i7sc bid and AZ 80.
asked for January. Oats quiet, firlner, with
85'4e. bid and jJtlc. ask ed for January Reef
steady. Pork steady, more active; new mess,
sli.25Gli75 Lard wcaker; western steam,
*; refined quiet, ut $50. Butter firm, fair
demand; western dairy, l3pGl7c. do. cream
cry, iSG25L1c.i do. factory, E5BlGe,; Elrinz
25Iag.; imitation creamery, l4laBlsc.. New
York dairy, i8G%le.; do. creamery. lsa .2c.
penRsy lyaTia creamery prints. fancy, goc. do.
choice, 234o25e.; do fair 10 good. 9ea ne. j;
prints JObbing at 2iGa0c. Cheese steady; New
York large, a6il34e.; do. small ldIea l2Jsc, :;
part gki,ns, 4al'c.; full skins, 2lG3c. Eggs
steady; ice housr, s. :5tt325 per case; western
fresh, lie. per dozen; southern, l4l98l6y3c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

Rradstreet estimates that the loss 70
tho country through the depression Of
hpsinasa sincs the beeinnlna Of Cleye-
land,s nd mipistratlon, will agarern'a
over eight billions Of dnllaraA ~
a pretty big sum 10 sacrifice /
Democratic triumph. fhose :.
voted for a change perhaps will not
omp;aln. but most assursdly we do
not like IT, as the Innocent have to
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25
BIG IMPROVEMENTS

The Wilmington and Northern Enilrona
Anrr the nusincIs Down the SIate
md One In New Jrrses--A Farnidub q
Rival Of The PennsyiS nnIa Railroad
Company.
The Wilmington and Northern Rail.
road Company have had SOME fifty or
III ore mon ut work all winter building a
InrGo STONE pier on the Della ware river
thnt extends some ten feet or more In
tho river than the Company's old pier
a few feet South OF 1t. They are buiid-
ing n slip SO that ferry boats can
come right up to the wharf and load
cars and wagons with the greatest
euse.
After the improvements are com
pleted Jersey trucker residing across
the water can drive his team loaded
with produce right on the ferry boats.
which tho com pany arc going to put
on. and drive his loHded wagon off on
reaching the Delaware shore, thus
him TO land his produce right
in our market without az much as
the produce some two or
three times, as done at tine present
tirno. The Jersey trucker will thereby
get the benefit and be enabled 10 sell
his produce to the wholesaler direct or
TO tho retailer. MS he may SEQ liz.
The Wilmington and Northern Com
pany are also after tha carrying busI-
ness down our State. and by this new
Arrangement will TO abie 20 load cars
and send them to Delaware City, New
.aStle and other towns along tho DeIa.
ware rirer OH their large harges and
tsrryboats. They nave so pure hased
4s acres of marsh land ft6n Giles
lambson, upon which they will lay
tracks FOR shifting yard for thelI
freight business.
hey Will also erect several snbstan'
tial houses oil the river front for thell
EN- ployPes ana in fact expsct to start
a small town und,r the direction oil
A. q McCHusiand. These Improve
menls Will help the growth OF our city
ana give ths Delaware farmers AMI
truckers another outlet to the markets
of TIE world.
( Washburncs Gold Medal. highest
award. 10y the bartel or bag very low,
at j. j. Smiths 4th and Sni haley SITS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

At a meeting Of the street and Sew.
or Department last night the following
resolution was adopted:
BE ii resolved, That tho secretary
notify tho street Com mlssiouers and
engineer In Charge OF sewers. that in
the hirlgg Of carts and teums Tor the
prosecution Of all work Of this do
partment for the coming season OF
1898, they should give the preference.
other conditions being equal. to those
carts and wagons whuse wheels ha va
wide tires, and that II ia, In the sense
OF this board. that all traffic teams In
the city should lave width OF tire
In proportion TO the load carried. and
that no cant tire should be loss than 4
inches In " ldth.
Tho secretary Is furthor instructed
to send copy OF this resolution K
all rereuns Wishing 10 hire carts unG
teams for city work. "
a contract FOR steam drill was
awarded to the lnFerslll SeEgeanl
Driil omPGny ut SSUT. A contract i9l
a ititeeu-hofsG horizontal boiler OF
wAeels was awarded to the 5alHe CON
pacy at s4I.
The department docs not desire to
Itumtei any 6He 20 use wide Tres, bu
II does intend 10 hold out inducementl
10 those who will use the wide tires OIL
. tlIeif carts,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25
BEAR THIS IN YlYs.
Tt Sounds Like a Remarkable
Experience.
But II Is,in Reality Nothing Of
ls5lths Kind.
1t Certainly Reads However
Like a Wonderful TIL ing.

Things ara happening every day
which appear wonderful. Here is an
occurrence which IN one reads about
IL certainly appears extraordinary to
say the least. Yet IL is nothing but
what is happening daily and hourly.
only this particular event has been
brought little more prominently be.
fore the people.
The great and peculiar interest OF
this event lies In the fact that 1t con.
Germs everybody. becau 80 II describes
exactly what occurs in the lives of SO
many of us. ...# --lM
Tho facts are given by Mrs. N. d.
Perkins. who resides at 100 @ St..
South Boston, Mass. and can be
easily suhstantlated by anybody.
81 hardly know how to tell It." BIS.
ganslrs. Perkins. "butI was com letely
run down aad could not eat. for thu
sight Of food made me sick. i ibid NO,
sleep at night. and was as tired in the
morning as when retired at night.
MY head and back achet all tho
time, l was completely exhausted If
i tried to do my housework, and
could not walk without being diZzy
/ was excessively nervous and very
weak.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

The profitable employment OF the
aborers OF our country, is the most i'm
portant matter that can engage the
attention of statesmen or philanthro.
pl SITS as the ability to labor constltu
tes the greater portion OF the capital
OF nlne.tenths OF the citizens In every
community. That policy which lss,-
ems the demand for work does them
an lncalculable Injury, as every unem-
pioyed hour or day is total loss OF
the wages usually earned. When the
enforced idleness grows into week g
and months as at the present crisis, the
loss becomes intolerable, as 1t entails
suffering for food and clothing. as
well as bankruptcy to multitude of
men. women and children. Tie nd :
yocaoy OF tariff reform has caused
the stagnatlon OF trade. led to en-.
forced idleness.and those who advocat-
ed the change proposed are really re.
sponsible for the present state OF af :
fairs In our country. Had they accom-
plished this work directly instead of
indirectly, they would have been
looked upon as monsters instead Of as
champions OF the laboring classes.
Their policy Is deceptive as 1t is ru-
inous. Any system that leads to fill
ing the storehouses of our country
with goods made In Europe to the ex
clusion Of those made In this country
does the working people serious In
jury,as It forces them to either labor a
low wages or go out OF the business.
Every article OF necessity should be
made ty our own people, and failure
to make 1t entails loss. particularly
where idleness ensues In consequence.
IL we 20 abroad to procure articles
that we should make at home, we will
eventually become Impoverished. az
there ls more profit in manufacture
ing than in raising the raw material.
Our people should pay more atten
tion to economic questions and ur
hold that policy which increases the
demand for labor II there is an abund
ance of work-two jobs waiting fol
every hand-there will be fair wage
paid, and al abundance OF food and
clothing, and peace and happiness vii
be the result. II there is no work, II
Europeans make the articles we
should make tor ourselves, poverty
and suffering Will prevail.
II the man who causes two blades Of
Rrass to grow where only one grew
before Is a beneractor how mach M ORE
sthe man benofnctor who causes TIVE
men to have plenty OF work where OIL,
only was heretofore employed? The
Mckinley bill created many new In
dustrlos. while the Wllson bill will
strike the greater numbor OF then
down and leave poverty and desela
ton behind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

When Mr.. Patrlck Neary was APP
place OF the gentleman who ia slated
for the post oiiles. we were led TO in
fer from the eulogles OF his friends
that we might expect 4 complete regis
tration, n full vote ana an honest
count. In View. however, OF the in
trigues OF the past week, our conA-
dencs has boon somewhat shaken and
we really fear that he may continue
10 manipulate matters so &c to keep
HE particular friends In office. Where
the fine work may be gotten in no one
can say, The judges aud inspectors
Of the elections may all prove honest.
but the experience OF the past leads
to the suspicion that there may 10
some cheating along that lHe There
should be some way that greater su.
pervislon could be exercised over
these officers In order to get an honest
verdict.
Had there not been ''nlgEer In the
wood pile." some ssgret work con.
templated. the law in regard to APP
pointing judges and inspectors would
not have beon changed II the Re-
publlcans ara to be deprived Of every
privilege, and their votes are 10 he
counted to suit tbs whins o. partisan
pumps, the sooner TITO eieetion ia abol.
ished the better, and allow the Gov.
nrnor or commission To appoint
members OF the Legislature and frame
our laws.
Honest Democrats cannot sanction
unfair and dishonest practices. and
they should turn in and assist tho RI.
puhlieRns to make a change that viii
lead to the correction Of the ilpeud
Ing evil. II they do not, they may
live to repent Of their Folly. The On.
tire election ira ,hlHrry Is now In the
hands Of n few men; they control tGs
tax OfIlcN tie appointment Of inspec
tors, ju Fes and clegks. and II they
please IAay appoint two Thousand
special onstablss 10 cYorawr tlin5
eltizeEs WHO fear that thcy may be
come involved In difficulty or receive
bodily injury. Such proceedings mrs
calculated TO provoke strIf3 and event
ually to lead TO revolution.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

Chairman Wilson oa The 18th Inst.
proposed an Amendment to his biE
providing that complete marine
engine should bs admitted free, tut
the raw materials entering into the
construction of such engines should
payduty. This proposition viii. affect
the chip builders In our city, AZ well
rs all oth'rs throughout tho entire
county. Guns. II. Cramp. OF phiIa.
delphia, says thle proposition looked
rs though tho Democrats were deter.
mined 10 wipe out sAgiue builders en-,
titely. The result will 10 10 reduce
our great ship! ards 10 mere repair
shops aud throw out of employment;
thousands CT nen iaw engaged In
the business 1t viii not only strike
tile q eat Q Adjustments on the Allan
ne seaboard, but 1t will Affect the ma
Iins engine establishments on the
iskae and western rivera. The above
is In keeping with Democratic poaey,
and evil aud only evil II eeems Ia 10 b.
expected at their hands.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25
N0CHANGE IN iron ORE
The House Decides That It Shall
be on the Free List
SHOULD THE WILSON BILL PASS.

The Effort to Exclude the Income Tax
~ Rider to the Measure Thus Far
Unsucoessful-The Senate Discusses the
Hawaiian Middle.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %. The amend
ments to the iron schedule yesterday
shared the same fate as those to the coal
schedule. They were overwhelmingly de-
feated and iron ore remains upon the free
list. The remainder Of the afternoon was
spent in the discussion of amendments
looking tothe free admission of machinery
used In the manufacture Of cotton goods.
Just before the house adjourned the ad-
vocates and opponents of the income tax
upon the Democratic side were arrayed
against each other, the latter attempting
to prevent Mr., McMillin from reporting
the internal revenue bill to the house.
The Republicans, however, Joined hands
with the income takers and defeated the
small band of Democrats who have
pledged themselves to use every effort to
prevent the internal revenue bill contain
ing the income tax from being placed
upon the Wilson bill as rider. Mr. Will
son, chairman of the committee, who is
in sympathy with them, allowed the de
bate upon the Robbins amendment to run
on without interruption, it was said, for
the express purpose of consuming time,
so that the committee amendments which
he has to offer will, when he again takes
the floor, exhaust the debate until SAtur-
day night and thus shut out the POSSIBLE
ity of the internal revenue bill being of
fered as an amendment to the Wilson
bill A great deal OF bitter feeling exists,
however, and should such program be
followed II would unquestionably lead to
charges of bad faith.
The Hawaiian question came promi-
nently before the senate again, and after
an hours brisk discussion went over. The
result OF the debate was to show that there
Is division both In the Democratic and
Republican ranks as to the wisdom of
adopting the resolution reported by the
foreign relations committee. Senator
Vest objected to 1t on the ground that it
indicated the project for annexation might
be more favorably received in the future,
and Senator Allison and other Republi-
cans objected TO it on the ground that &C.
cording to their Interpretation the resolu-
ton pledged the senate rs altogether op.
posing the principle of annexation and as
approving the policy of the president in
this respect The resolution is likely to
be subjected to material changes before
final adoption. .o.....
just before adjournment Senator Vest
quoted from United States supreme
court decision to show that the president g
grounds for vetoing the New York and
New Jersey bridge bill were entirely IN
tenable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

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have not felt so well for years as | do
at the present ttme, thanks TO this
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Il can now cut well and sleep sound.
~, waking mornings strong and re-
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1t is n phystoian's prescription
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and successful specialist In curing
.nervous and chronic diseases, whoss
Office ie at IS W. 18th Street, New
York. who can be consulted free, per
8 onally or by letter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

,yanuary ~ 1894
Upon the application OF John j.
Slater and Thomas Darlington. Exc
cutors of Matthew Slater, late of
Wilmington bundled. In said county
deceased. 1t is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Executors sfore-
said give notice OF granting OF Let
tiers etnmrfithry upon tile estate of
tho deceased. with the date OF granting
thereof, hy causing advertisements to be
post ed within forty DAYS from the date of
such Letters In six of the most public
places OF the county Of New Castle, re-
quirins all persons having demands
against tho estate to present the same, or
made and provided; and also cause the
same to be inserted within the same per.
iod In the Daily Republican, a newspaper
published In Wilmington. Del, and 10 be
therein three weeks. e. q. d.
IT,, Given under the hand and seal
So of olfoe of the Rogister aforesaid
W. at Wilmington. in New Castle
county aforesaid. the day and year above
"ii'' J. WILKINS CooCH, Register.
-. NOTICE Is hereby given that IetLers
were in due form of law
granted unto the undersigned on tho iath
day Of January. A. ID. 1881. and that all
persons having claims against the ea.
tate of the deceased must present the
same. duly attested to the said Eyc.
cutors on OF before the ieth day of ,Tanu-
AIRY, 1885. or abide the ACT OF Assembly In
such case made and provided.
JOHN j. SLATER.
THOMAS DARlINTON.
Ala reaa- wIImInuton nal iIa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25
'''' J, WILKINS CooCu. Rouister


We have the Hour at i0c. u bag, at aOc u
bag. at ilc. for large Dig; II Is excellent
Hour ana makes rood while bread. Men
whu have such low wng,'s must be coii-
s.dered; To get tho most for the + money
j. the aim and here II Is; 100 pounds FOR
half barrel of excellent Hour; IL you
h I'VE 10 cents hcre IL tag for that Ei1ney.
II you are sick we have cream toast ctk as;
g ty will make you we'll. our II Is first.
. nss. CoieG NJ "a, ii is good: IT little
broken, hat Il makes ~ line GA OF coffee.
Lots OF Lcn;en goods; oysters, cheese,
INA ecArnn' Tor Lent. Ga-IIc Rock cheese
Tar ehc0sa nlnccaToni. SILVER nun cream
cry butter NJ $50. Columbia Syrup, 10. II
quart. We have fat shad ruackcrGl. R2ic
herFing. new saucr krRut Ina beans n4d
White as snow baking powder. and cup
and snucar with each hn'f pound OF Il a
T. att, CUP und saucer wi II each pound nf
tea Irish dulse. Hunger. mi patent
flour IA sn all bugs. bags for ahc. Cool
eggs 2uc dozen; no crate eggs sold.
randpa Wonder Soap fo- working men
at llr cake, Al T, VI. Will
J2I-5t' Cor. Fifth and King Sts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25


II were a farmer | would raise
more potatoes and less weeds II
would be better paying crop.
II | were Andrew CarnnRle | would
not sct the part OF a highwayman by
getting rich on protection and tber
say free trade suits him. and pay hi
work men So cents a day to live on.
II | wero n lawyer ] wouldn't like t.
shake my fist In tho face OF col
league In the court room during O
trial and then go out and take drink
with him.
II were a farmer | wouldn't like
to have TO bring wagon load Of pro
lduce to market ard take my money
home In my vest pocket,
II were out OF lob would go Il
George Gray and solicit mis- inIluenc,
to get me place under the govern
mont. ... ....
II | were lIoker | would do 10
OF Kicking right now about the good
and glorious times the Democratic
workmen are having.
III | were u youR girl ! would oh
iect to being Rugged In church or any
other public place. wouldn't you2
/ II | were John Callahan and .ht
Deputy Collectorship did not come
my way l wouidn t sit down and wal
for 1t.
II | we're running John Wanaina
iker's business wouldn't expect to Ls
able to control the rlelng and setting
OF he sun.
II ] were smoker / wouldn't blow
the fumes In other persons faces. It's
not good manners.
II | were Charlie Campbell l would
grow few inches taller. Tho z iris
Lac tall beau, don't you. girls?
II | were thinking of getting thu
Worlds Fair Views / would want &c
get the best. Cheap trash Ia not thu
beat by any means. Gail and see The
Yiewa tile RsrUBLIcAS IL Offering
II | were dog catcher / woulin'
take up registered dogs and put tEei
owners to the trouble of hunting vi
their lost property
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of awrit
~ of Levarl Facias, 10 me directed. will
be exposed TO public sale. at the Court
House. OH Market street between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. In the city of Will
IN 'ngtun. New Castle county. Delaware.
on SATURDAY.
THE 3D DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1885,
At2 o'clock p. M.
The following described real estate. viz:
All that lot, piec5 or parcel of land hay
Ing two-story brick dweliing-house
Wilmington. azores lid, bounded and
described as follows. to wit:
Beginning at q point on the southerly
side of front street at tho distance OF
about 81 feet inches easterly from the
corner formed by the intersection OF the
eaid southery side OF Front street with
THE easierly side OF Harrison street and at
the centre OF the division wall betwee n
the house on this lot and he house OIL
the lot adjoining on the west thence
southerly parallel with Harrison street
and passing through tie centre OF the
said division wall about IS feet To the
middle line of u thres-fee wide alley
running parallel wl'h Front street;
thence easterly along said middle line OF
said alley nbont "a feet inches TO II
point thence northerly pa alel with
Harrison street and passing through the
middle of the division wall between the
mouse on ,nls lot ahu the mousse on tht
lot adjoining on the east about bS feet 10
i he said southeriy side of Front street
thence q oreby westerly about IA tret
Inches to the place of beginning b. the
contents thereof what tnoy Elay.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF james H. Ioirecker Jr., ad-
ADMINISTRATOR OF Tboinus j. f.owen. de-
ceased. and Charlotte 4. Bowen. I. t.,
land to be sold Ivy
PIERCE GOULD, Sheriff.
Sher!n's Office. Wilmington, Delaware
January II. 1891. ilS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25
DEGIsrER's oRDEr.
LIZ REGISfER'S OFFICn,
Nuw CAsTLE Co., DEL,


Upon tho application Of Catharfpo
DouEherty. Executrix Of James DOUGH,
eEty, late Qf Wilmington hundfed, Ia aaid
county. eeeeased, 10 ~ ordefeN and
directed By tho Register that the Ere
cutrfx aforesaid giye hotice Of grant
ing of Letters Tcstamentary upon
the estate OF the deceased, With the
date Of grantine1 thereof. BY. causing
forty days from the date II sdoh ie tte
In SIX Of the most public places OF the
county OF New Castle and state Of Della
ware. requiring all persons having de-
mands against tho estate 10 present ths
same, or abide by an act OF Assembly
In such case made And provided: and AZ.
so cause the same to be inserted witch.
IN the same period In tho Daily Repub-
lican, n newspaper published in VIII
minston. Del. and 20 be continued there
= ~~, Given under the hand and Seal
SIS OF ONCE of the Register aforesaid,
. ~ at Wilmington, in New Castle
County aforesaid. the day and year
j. WILKINS coocH. Register.
HoTlGE.-Notice 10 hereby given that
Letters Testamentary were In duo form
OF law granted unto the undersigned,
1894, and that all persons having claims
present the same, duly attested, to tho
said Executrix. ON or before tho 18th
day of January, 1884, or abide the Act
of Assembly in such case made and PRO-
vided. CATHARINE DoUGHERrY,
Executrix.
ton. Del us
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

LEwIsBuEG, Pa, Jan. 25-The district
attorney of this county has in his posses.
sion confession which will clear up the
mystery which has surrounded the murder
of Charles Hanes. whose mutilated body
WINS found in a field near Shamokin Dam.
u small village opposite Sunbury, Ave
yenrs ago The district attorney will not
give out the confession until he has made
several arrests. a lawyer who has seen
the confession says that nothing can pre-
vent conviction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25

THOMSON, Ga, Jan. 25.-Sheriff Halves
was knocked senseless while feeding the
prisoners yesterday, and six negroes made
their escape. Tho crime was discovered
very shortly afterword, and the whole
town is wild with excitement. The sheriff's
skull is badly fractured and his condition
is critical A posse was Immediately or
Ranized and three Of the negroes were
caught. If the sheriff dies there is prob
ability of lynching
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-25
Pennsylvania Agricultural Association.

HARRISBURG, Jan 25- The Pennsyl.
vsnia State Association of Agricultural
societies held its annual meeting here and
elected these officers for the ensuing year:
President, Dr. j. p. Barnes, Lehigh; vice
presidents. John Mcdowell, Washington,
Eastburn Reeder, Bucks; recording secre
tary, Cyrus 7. Fox, Berks; corresponding