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The evening world., 1894-05-04
The Worlds" New Uptown once

THE Worlds" Uptown ONCE has
moved into it's new quarters at the juno
ton Of Broadway and Sixth avenue at
Thirty-second street. There are eight
entrances. two on Broadway. two on
Sixth avenue n four on Thirty-second
street
The evening world., 1894-05-04
COxey Wants His hoy.

MASSILON. o.. May Seth Shoe
maker. OF this city, has received a tele-
gram from Gen. Coxey requesting him
to express the Generals two-year-old
son to Washington at once. The express
companies refused to accept and transfer
the child.
The evening world., 1894-05-04

WITH EACH DAY
The Crowd That Visits the Syndicate AL.
Grows More Appretiative of tho
Bargains offered There.
The wholesale %clothiers who arranged tbI, s,,s
gains The clothing is being sold at 10 cents n
ne dollar Everybody seems delighted Min
oreat sale to- morrow at . NJ. '
BIG CLOTHING SYNDICATE.
of."ni ..s W sH H.,sf %SMHshuEiys Of IL.
Of Clothing MS n Basis.
To raise IMMEDIATE Cash In the ne,,,
iSs d ~, , amd not rei1s ssd any Teasonable offer. are,
SWPbsi a Clothing; now being conducted b. ihs
New York City. INV e~'
Each and every garment is marked with tho
sale price; no one can resist buying. Any garment
bought that, when taken home, proves nnsatis.s
factory, can be returned within the ten days. he. +.
member that this Ii q lie yitimate business enter
% be ~practfscd and fist- clas. clothing, made Sy
~. p'oN III U 1UTk. "A lew
prices, SO as to give on some Idea Of the magnr.
tuLe OF this sale, will not be ami.s, q I'd we ask
fully and call personally. Sale starts to.day yS at .
o'clock. Mems first class double breasted sacS
sai BREAST a tn m aa.,ersna rS''ffo or ~ AZ H. s'i Tncs ,rc .nii 81 Ito to
sold all over town for *12; all we ask is a. IS, IL
not satisfied bring them back and we viii cheer.
fully refund the money.
Spring Suits, in ali latest coloru and shades. Cas.
away or sack style; wholesale cost, sl4 the Syn.
dicnts sale price for the next 10 days will 70
A whirlwind OF bargains never equaiied in
made up ready to wear, and Will be sold At less
Than 90 cents on the dollar: Suits. Spring Over.
Mem Tweed Spring Suits, %. AZ. worth SIS. 90;
o Ms" 81. c IS. worth s So. So S:i MEN, y i sses OF or a cats~ sGi;'
ssS,sh b Sssv ssii. = 5ls e, BGS ) sls:Q %si Mss!s s sSs
sssimsrfs q: r. .: Worth Fzo 90 = u. pr,,,.
goods, Including Disgonals. Worteds. Tweeis
s spa loh Me. rr u. Is; S Wos,S "a c g. Mse's f PeIns,
Al6eIts,, f.ll Dress Goats s5 snd II Vests imported
We have i, Goo different patterns. Of Sack and
Cutaway suits to select q single suit from.
u %spi 3. eT spscl Pp s1I9s. % y M.nYs f fas! TroS Sss;
,or business wear 81. 70; worth % and So
g. 81; WORTH s..
Mems Spring Overcoats. 30. 90: worth ~. 90
Mems elegant English Melton silk laced over
coats, S7.5O;;, worth SIS. MEMS stylish Spring
T TSs soH at t shs latest Latest shades shades. f ss II. so 5mp %GEts
go. 90.
There are over 500 - REGENT" Dress Suits,
Dovetail Getaway style, imported Clay Diagonal
Worsted, or Whipcord. worth $32. w at $3.50.
This Is n special offer.
Any one can be suited and pleased, and II will
pay you to come 20 miles 10 attend this sale.
sale starts to-day. at 9 A. NJ, at 100 BROAD-
WAY, between Houston and Prince SITS New
York City, and continues Tor 10 days. Ont "f town
customers will Ne allowed car fare. Open even.
ings until 8. ID p. NJ. Saturday nights until 10. 10
p. M.
The evening world., 1894-05-04

Mps. .wIssIow's SOOTHING SyRUr for chill
dren tee'thing is the family benefactor. 2oc. ~
The evening world., 1894-05-04
BIG CLOTHING SYNDICATE.

Organized to Raise Cnsh-Fiyc Of H..
l.arsest Wholesale Manufncturer. a.
New York City Have Formed n Syr.
dictate with Oyer S31j,UOO Worih
Of Clothing ms n Hnsis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08

very pratty home wedding was witt
Messed on Wednesday evening, November
7th, at o'clock at the residence OF Mr..
William I. Phillips, 7l5 West Eieh street.
The contracting parties were Mr.. George
W. Appleby. OF Bear Station, Delaware.
and Miss Ira Nj. Phillips OF Wilmington.
Promptly at O'Clock the couple took
their place before the officiating minister.
tho Rev. John ID. Q. Hanna, who, Accord
Ing to the simple but beautiful service OF
wife.
soon after the bride aud groom with
the friends present retired to tho dining
room where an abundant collation. was en-
1oyed. The newly married couple later In
inc eyeLing drove to their new homo near
the following persons were present:
Mr.. VIM. I. Phillips and Mrs. Rachel A.
Ihilllps. the pareuts OF the bride Misses
Willie. bertle aud Belle Phillips, Mrs. Liz
zle Diehl aud Susie Diehi. Mrs Il. Davis
Miss jennie Appleby. Mr. q. Ii. Lohand
and MIR George Yunt, Mrs. Johnnie Il. Han
ma aud Miss Aiedora L. Vandeyer old
friends OF the bride who were present su.
perntebded the decorations which were
lovely and arranged the attractive cola
ton.
Tho following were am ong tho presents:
beautiful family bible. by Messrs VIM.
Is. sharp u Co.; picture with white and
gilt frame, by Misses L. +, Armstrong and
franc y, Irish picture, with dark wood
and oxydiZed silver frame. by Misses Ida
y. Byron, Margaret j Kelly and Elizabeth
V. Williams; glass and plate by AIrs Vim.
cent; fruit spoon by MIR. and Mrs. O. IL.
Crossgroye; pitcher, by Miss Jennie Ap.
plehy; CLOCK. by friend; sugar spoon, by
Miss III. e. Nantlever stocking bag, by
Miss Edith Mitchell; sllppers, by Miss May
Lyle; tab 10 cloth aud hood by frle nd;
cook book by Miss Tomar, OF New Castle:
sofn pil low by Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Benson;
hassocks by Mrs. and AIiss Sharp; ring by
Misses Clara Robinson and Ella Curley;
fruit plate by Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. 1hie.
man, and bassocke by Miss Kate Harkius
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08
MERIT.

That is what attaches to
every Suit in our Boys Depart
ment-each having a worth of
Its own, including merit in
make, merit in style, merit in
price.
The mothers bear us out in
the statement and are buying
the Cults they don't find the
like elsewhere-tor such low
prices.
Little Boys Suits, $3.50, 2,
$50, 3, 3 so, 4, 4.50 and s.
Little Boys Refer Suits
handsomely trimmed and braid.
ed, $3.50, 3, $50, 4, 4,50 and
500.
Chinchilla Refers, $250,
500, $50, 400 and $50.
Astrachan Refers, 5000,
$50 and 100.
Cape Overcoats-deep capes
and skirts, $500, ESQ, 800,
$50, 400, 500 and 800.
For the ''nearly man"
Youths, the $500 and 10 have
the tailor fit and style, but not
the tailor price.
Youths Suits up to 2o-yea ar
size 81 to Is, and every price
between.
The Unfinished Worsted or
Rough Cheviot Suits on the
tables again, have trouble in
keeping sizes up.-no wonder
other stores get $500 to 300
more each suit and people find
it out; we'll have plenty now.
Unfinished Worstei Suits,
goods made by the Washing.
ton Mills, of Lawrence, Mass,
color guaranteed, wear guaran.
teed, make and lit guaranteed
Blacks and Blues.
Mems Suits $l2.
Youths Suits $40.
Other Unfinished or Rough
Chevlot Suits, all.wvol and
good quality and style.
Mems Suits So, $, and 10.
Youths Suits Sc, 7 and s.
Don't forget that Oyercoat
Room of ours.
Store open every evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08


Tho Philadelphia Press mukes the fol.
lowing notice OF our State.
Among all the splendid results OF Tues
day none is more gratifying than the re.
demption OF Delaware. II IL q subject for
profound oongratu lation throughout the
country Ia no other single Compression.
al District was there so much ct stake. Tho
contest involved not merely a member OF
the House and the Governor but Sena-
tor OF the United States and Legislature
which should deal with the most obnox-
lous aud despotlc partisan laws and prac.
Tees which have led and oppressed
any people In the land. 1t Involved free.
dom for the present and security for the
future.
The Republicans OF Delaware deserve
the highest praise for tho courage. fidelity
and tenncity with which they have made
THIS long aud successful light The peo.
pie OF Tree States With fair laws and fair
administration have 10 conception OF the
difficulties und obstacles under which the
struggle has been made.
For years 1t has been handl.to. hand con.
lllct wlththe IN ost desperate and unscrupu-
lous ring which has hesitated ut no meas
ure OF disfranchisement and inlquity to
perpetuate Its Migrant usurpatIon. The
laws have been peryated tho machinery
OF the courts Drosti.uted, the rights OF
citiEens ruthleasly trampled on, open
force and violence recklessly employed,
ana no act OF intamy left undOne to stiile
and throttle the free expression of the
popular will.
In tho face Of every encouragement
aud against the most audacious tyranny
the Republicans have bruvely and man.
fully fought on until their arduous battle
Is at last crowned with glorious success.
They have carried the State, won a Con.
gresham secured u Governor, saved a
Senator and captured the Legislature. 1t
Is triumph of inestimuble value anu far
reaching consequences
II has been won under the masterful
leadership of Senator Anthony Higgins,
and AMONG its rich fruits will be his re-
election to the United States Senate. Re-
pubicans and patriots throughout the
country Will rejoice Mt that result. MIR.
Higgins has had a brilliant career In the
Senate. He has shed lustre upon his
State. He is able, inclsive. fertile, ready
In debate. broad in grasp. and sure in
judgment 1t was a great day's work In
Delaware. and one OF It's valuable results
Is the assurance OF Senator Rigging re.
turn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08
Third edition.


Some years ago, while General George
A. Sheridan was addressing great
audience In Cleveland q man yelled out
20 him, What is the matter with the
Democratio party anyhow Sheridan
dropped the line OF argument he was pur.
suing. turned toward the man and
replied as follows: What is the matter
with the Democratic pattyf / will tell
You, my friend. The Democratic party
was born under planets that were In
opposition II lives In the objective case.
Like mule u hIs no pride OF ancestry
no hope OF posterity. IL never originates
anything. 1t always shines by borrowed
hght. Democracy has never been Joined
In honest wedlock to u principal, but
lived for years in open adultery with a
marriott called slavery. lived with her till
she died OF corruption and was buried
amid the sobs and groans OF heI para,
mour.
The atmosphere that surrounds De.
mocraey Is full OF noxtous vapors that
pfaeu moral pestilence and death. The
sun never shines through 1t. vice seeks its
shadow, and corruption grows lusty
under Its unhoiy influence. Springs or
purity are never found In Democracy.
Its waters are torpid. lifeless, covered
with the NTH and scum with which stag
nant pools and waveless waters always
Siiend the eyes OF men. Tho soil whic h
democracy has cultivated has failed to
Yield barvests OF value to the nations, but
mas given crops OF worthless weeds and
brjers.
Democracy has no love OF country.
believes in states instead of nation, drives
loyalty from Its doors and welcomes
treason to It's habltatlon, holds the deeds
OF our soldlets and sailors as naught,
strives to blaGken the names of our
heroes, wesp3 over the lost cause, hates
The blue aud loves the gray. stube Loyalty
In the back. binds up the wounds Of
treason and speaks words Of hone and
comfort to Its devotees. applauds whom
helpless blacke ale stricken down in the
south and caresses tho hands red with
their Innocent blood, denies the right OF
american oitizebs to make homes for
themselves In the south, justifles the man
who shoots them down or drives them
out.
democracy is q curse to the land, the
source OF our bittereSt wOss. the haven
where Vice finds friends and crime its
apologists anu defeniers Democracy is
original SIN let loose to rend and destroy,
u the spirit of evil filling the swine OF the
lnd. The incarnation OF unhulinsss, the
child OF the devil. Its home should be In
that outer darkness where there are weep.
Ing and wailing and gnashing OF teeth.
Such. family pictured. my friend, is what
ID the matter with the democratic party.
Sheridan picked up tho thread OF his
speech at the point where he had been IL.
terrupted. HO was asked no more cues.
tiOn5 during the evening,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08
Mems Suits.

All,Wool Sack Suit, Oxford
mixed, fine Cashmere, we'll
made and trimmed, at $3.50;
elegant value at so.
All.Wool Black and Gray
Sack Suits, exceptional value,
at $3.50; never before sold at
less than Sl2.
Fine All,Wool Black Chew.
OTIS, in double and single breast.
ed Sacks, stylish and dressy, at
$40. We sold stacks of them
last year at SIS.
Very elegant Atwood Clay
Diagonal Black Worsteds, Cuta.
way Frocks and Sacks, guaran.
teed fast colors, at Sl2. Side
by side with goods offered at
Sl9, you'd scarcely see any diff.
ference. A complete stock of
over 80 styles Of Mems Suits
to select from.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08

The WomeH'5 Presbyterian Society OF
New Castle Presbytery convened this
morning In Hanover Presbyterian Uhurcn
in annual conversion. Tao Z .esidant
Mrs Crosby dwelt on little book entttl-
ed historical sketches. She favored the
IDEA oil offering reward to the Society
next year FOR the best map. She dwell on
the Missionary arithmetic which wi4 read
at Scranton and was published In Woman's
WORK for Woman in the October number.
Inc work was summed ~ as follows;
Consecrailou added to trust eu uals on.
lhlslaslic service. Christ lu you minus
ones self equals fruitful victorious ser.
vice Ability multiplied by opportunity
equals responsibility. Enthusiasm add
TO Information without seIllsnu sss aud
multiplied by activity when divided by
each member, makes u successful mission
airy soci ETY..
1t was resolved to limit the term OF ser
vice OF the president to term of three
yehrs. The following officers were elected
70 serve Tor one year: ri esdent. Mrs. W.
n crosby; treasurer, Mrs S. II. Johnson
recording secrutury, Mrs. Casey Southland ;
corresponding secretary, Miss Margaret
The president appointed the following
committees:
Nnnina ing commlttee-NIrs. Finley,
Mrs. Marks and Mlss Biackson.
committee on resuluti0ns-Alrs. Whit.
ney, Mrs. Brady.
The delegates were entertained at
luncheon IN the basement OF the church,
lhls Afternoon tho meeting conveued at 2
o'clock.
An Interssting letter was read from Mr..
Davis from MeXlcugd. Accompanying
the lstfer were two photograp ls-ons OF
school and the other OF group OF
teac hers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08
Mems OverCoats.

Yon get a good one for 81.
Single breasted dress.
A rousing big Storm Ulster
for $3.50.
A fine Irish Frieze Storm
Coat, guaranteed all wool, extra
long, finely finished, at $40.
It's worth SIG and is just the
thing for motormen and con.
ductors, as it combines dress
with comfort.
An extra long swell Kersey
Coat, all-wool, in Black or Blue,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08

Tho result OF the vote against license In
Elkton on Tuesday is the talk OF Cecil
County. While the anti.llcanse peopIe
fully expected to carry the county, they
did not expect the big majority that they
received. Only two districts in the coun.
~ went in favor OF license the second
aud seventh. and both by reduced ma.
1orities. The majority against license in
the county ID GO hour years ago license
carried the county by 253 majority That
Mr.. Baker succeeded in carrying tho
county 10 also great surprise. While 1t
was thought that Talbot would DO cut to
some extent, 1t was not thought that he
would lose the county. Tue vote polIed
u small compared With the registration.
Over 800 votes In this (tLe third district
were not polled. and over 2OO in the sec
ond. Cleveland carried Cecil Two years
ago by 600 majority.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08

In Philadelphia paper yesterday ap.
peared an article to the effect that Ed. Nc
Council had posted forfeit OF 800 that
he could defeat .. J. Moriarity, Delaware
mlddle.weight champion. This morning
a REPUBLICAN reporter called upon
Moriarity md learned that no forfeit had
boon posted by McConuell The article
above referred to. also contained a chal.
lenge to 3lorarlty to meet Mcconnell In
this Grand Opera House To morrow night,
when the latter will spar six rounds with
Charles McKeever OF Pennsylvania.
MORTALITY will be present with a hacker
and 500 which no will post for an i'm
mediate light. III this 10 not satisfactory
to Mcconnell. which refusal will he u
back down. Moriarlty will meet him at
any time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08

Mrs. John Wer, although Frustrated by
sickness at her homo at Sheilput, writes
to express her qualification at the RepuD.
lean victory In our State She thinks
thrt Bnyari should go back to England
and stay there. She does not expect IA re-
storatcn to health but feels deep inter
est III the welfare OF our people. and
their triumph. While suffering great
prostitution she bows IN humble submis.
sion aud Is looking forward hopefully to
mansion not made with hands, where
moth and rust do not corrupt, nor thieves
break through and steal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08

A lady Is reported as saying: Sammy,
am glad theeis defeated thou degener-
ate son; IL serves thee right
A Friend also observed Sammy Ia set.
tied AT last"
A gentleman said. "The Hill Is levelIed
and tile iunnell blocked. II Ia a Marvll.
lous consummation."
A prominent Democrat observed In re-
gard to the action of tile registrars In
Kent: II am ashamed Of my party"
Another Dem 1crat on going to the polls
and soclng the Deputy ConetabIes said:
Il cannot stand this nonsense, | shall
vote the Republican ticket"
lhus out of tina nettle Danger, we
pluck the flower, Safely"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08
Bed ComtortabIes,

A fast color covered Comfor.
table, filled with white cotton.
at Sl.25; large size.
A fine satteen covered (both
sldes) Comfortable. Best white
cotton filled. Very large and
heavy, 81. We have them at
81, as high as 81, 80. All col.
Ors light and dark.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08

G. ]. Morierity. who is regarded as the
middle.weight champion pugllist OF Della
ware, Will meet Charles Mckeever heforo
the Schuylkill Navy Athletic Club in its
club house on the evening of Noyem liar
70. The light will last six rounds and
Will he for decision. Tho Wilmington
lighter recently SPARED TO draw Nc.
Keever in this city. At that time he was
III before entering the ring. lie hopes to
make much better show in the coming
contest
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08

In the First District comprising the first
second; fourth and eighth wards. gave
James d. Mccoy, 2l70 and George l.,
Cameron. 1877, and John W. Haley, Prohl-
bitonlst. AZ.
In the Second district comprising the
third, nth. tenth, eleventh and twelfth
Yards, gave James p Early, 27ig, aud
Hharles IL hudson 21ii. and Benjamin
Hopkins, Prohititlonst, G3
Ihird district, comprising the sixth,
seventh and ninth wards. Whpnn's vote,
Sf22, while Henry Hirzle his opponent
received 1872. Stiles the ProklDilionlst
received IS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.

ton or Administer Carpet our
stock is complete.
Administers, Wiltons, Mo.
quettes, Velyets, Body Brus.
sells, Tapestry, Insrains, Hall
and Stair Damasks and Rag
Carpets. Oil Cloths and Mat.
tings.
Good Tapestry Brussels, so
cents.
Wilton Carpet; IS cents.
Extra Super Ingram, 80 to
so cents.
Rag Carpet, good, 25 cents.
Jolntless Mating, 10 cents.
We make a special feature of
an elegant line of Rugs, includ.
ing Moquettes, Administers,
Bundhars, Smyrnas, lair Mats,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08
Heating Stoves.

We sch the celebrated Col.
umbia line of Heating Stoves.
We guarantee them, and our
guarantee means that if tie
stoves are not ia every way sat.
islactoEy they come back.
We offer a good sized Rus.
sian Iron Heater as low as
$3.50.
A handsome line of square,
oval and round Magazine
Heaters at all prices.
A full ! ne OF Cooking Ranges.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08

The club house OF the Third ward Re.
pobilcnns Ia the most gagly decorated
building In the cltg. The bulldlng itself
Is almost hid by ilnFs AMI bunting while a
wreath of llowers hang from the big ham
ner in front OF the house. Suspended
from tree was dead rooster, intending
TO convey tho idea of the death OF tho
Democratic party, In the same tree Is
also boat which will carry tho soreheads
M Salt river,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08

The Board of Canvass OF the Election
Department sat at the Court House this
morning and began the work of officially
counting the vote polled at Tuesdays
election. The county vote was first
counted, and the work occupied the at.
tentioh OF the board all morning. This
afternoon the city vote viii he counted
and official figures ufterward made
Known. The court room was crowded
with both Republican and Democratic
politicians Interested in the work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08

Miss Bertha Rambo, of THIS city, was
one OF the BRIDES attendants at tine wed
ding OF Miss katherine Warner Merritt,
Daughter OF blr. and Mrs. james z.
Merritt. to Dr. Charles Il. Twiley, In the
Grace NJ. j. church at Baltimore laat
evening, Miss RamDo wore costume Ut
pink and carried chrysanthemuns At
the reception with Mics RamGo More Mtss
Annn Freeman. of Middletowu ami DR..
aud Mrs 1willey Of Bower
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08
Blankets.

Starting with a good Wool
Blanket at % so, we show at
81. 50 aud $3.50 the best bar.
gains in these goods ever offer.
ed. Size LID and l2.4. Cheap.
er Blankets at 81, Sl,5O and
50. Gray Blankets from Sl.5O
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08

E. Mortimnr Bye ono OF Wilmlngton's
leading and influential ctizens died at
his homo. No. 904 Franklin street. yoster-
day afternoon, from general debility. lie
was n years of age and leaves wife,
TWO sons and several daughters Mr. Bye
In religion Was a Quaker. In business he
Wns u real estate agent. and conducted
that business FOR years. The funeral
viii take place ON Friday and iuterment
will Ie private
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08

City Solicitor Elliott has received no In
formation SO far rs to why tho eighty
warrants have not been served for Illegal
registration. Michael Carney and john
Harkins have boon arrested and will nave
a hearing on Monday evening. william
l. Lyman has bson rstslued as their ooun.
sol.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08

AL those intending to turn out with the
West End Mnryil and Wllis club OF the
Seventh ward OH huTsebaeh in the parade
Oh Saturday night, aud all those intend
Ing to veal Silk tuts ate requested to re.
port to James Tyre at ouce. There Will
be special meeting of the club 10. III orrow
evening To arrange for tho parade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08

Building Inspector Dohl to -day said
condemned the old building OF Democracy
as being unsafe aud ordered 1t to bs torn
down In thirty days. The law was COM
piisd with on tuesday and the inspector
feels happy and wears q broad smile ON
his cOantenance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-08

1t had become known on Tuesday
that the fun Repu blican ticket had been
eiected there was havoc among the Ger.
man democrats In their club house be.
yond Eleventh strest bridge. just what
the light was tho outcome OF is not known
but the members of the club divided The
furniture and othersarticles and left for
their homes realizing that ths CLUB was
10 longor q necessity.