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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

+ Inc Board OF Education met in regu.
lar session last evening and Ihomae
lucy the new member IRON tho Tentt
ward, was sworn in. NJ A. Costa was
award 81 the contract for printing the
+ superintendent annual report al
sl.25 page. Tho work Will cost
s2ll.9J. aud an order was drawn for
that amount. The Committee on
Manual Training WAS granted priv.
1lege TO provide manual traiLing for
an additional class OF sixteen pupils at
no. ~ school. Mr.. . Donnell report.
ed that the now building had been in.
sured,
Tho Repair Committee was referred
lhe matter OF cutting down the trees
III the yHld OF school No. 8 in order
tnat the rooms may 10 better Lighted,
AE, Ctumbaugh thought there should
us an Official organ for tho members
ana teacl4ers and moved that twenty.
four copies OF tho Pennsylvania
school journal at ! ~ copy 10 sub
scri9ed for Inc matter was laid over
until next week.
com munlChtlon was received from
the Board OF VA ser commissioners
ealing attention 10 the waste OF waite,
at The Wilmington High School. 1t
was estm ate4 thut - U1J dbtc feet OF
wEtcr Il week was used, OF about
I 100 worth week. The board for,
merry paid 500 year, but at the
last session OF tho General Assembly
tho board was relieved from water tax.
The members were all OF tho opinion
that water shout not be- wasted.
lhs matter was ro!orrcd TO tho DIFF.
tereht visiting committees.
The committees On new buildings re-.
ported having had the deeds nl ali
properties recently purchased duly no.
corded.
An order for $5925 was drawn In
favor oil City solicitor George A. Eli
lott lei expenses Incurred in this trans.
isrs. Inc committee also reporled
having revised the plans Tor heating
aud YehtliatlrR the new No. o school
ahA asked thut bids for heating appl.
ratas previously received be rejected.
IL was So ordered AMI bids accordln.,
to the revised piaus will be asked.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Congressman Sayers, OF Texas, who
Iis chairman Of the Committee on PEN
sions. has been rsrominated, and is
now stumplER his District In ad.
dressing Ills fellow Democrats at Mar.
BILE Falls last Tuesday. no said:
I'VE have taken sll.000.000 away
from the pensioners. and when Con
gress meets in December next we viii
take $40, 900 600 more of those fellows
who came down here and murdered
our people,"
That Is Democracy for you. Murder
ed our people," forsooth. ''Old sol
diers, what do you think OF thatg' Can
you.submit.to such an insult and vote
to sustain such craven2 He ha
managed to stop or cut down you
pensions ana proposes to continue
his cowardly work because you''came
down here and murdered our peoplel'
The blatent traitor, he should have beef
struck down in his boots. aud not al.
lowed such license.
lie should 10 taught better than t.
add insult to injury. The old soldiers
\
must be- more or loss than men /
they will vote for candidate for Con
gress VINO Will assist to keep at the
head OF the Pension Committse su III
a craven. We suppose The fellow fee Is
that he Is In the saddle and cannot be
unhorsed. II hs cannot be reached
directly he can DO reached Indirectly
and vote tor the Republican ticket
in our State is vote toward Dustin.
him from committee through Which
he is able to rob the old soldiers aud
then insult them by chasing them a,
murderers. Tho wretch he should bs
defeated. and the party should ba de,
feated that made 1t possible for him
TO commit such an outrage.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
IT s,As,lE Us.
When We Read of Some Of
These Wonderful Thugs.

Miss Bessie L. Putnam, a well
known and popular young lady resld
ing on the Lowell Road, Lawrence
Mass.. has Just had very narrow o.
cape from death.
Two years ago." she says. "I found
l was beginning to be very nervous
and that the least excitement wouIc
bring on fit OF hysteria from which
II took me two or three hours to re-
cover Ny nerves got in such bad
condition that some days would cry
for hours and then have laughing
spell.
Il was completely unstrung ant
could do nothing about our place. MY
stomach began to trouble me and ]
could not keep anything on it. From
a woman weighing l62 pounds found
myself reduced to shadow and was
so feeble that could hardly dress my.
self.
Il tried several physicians but they
did not see N to be able to do ANYTHING
to relieve me. ! really thought my
days were numbered and In fact made
every preparation for my death as !
fully expected to die within a short
time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
MATTHEW MAssHALL's pREoIoTioN
Inc Democratic Peiicy Must xiii sonae O,
Our American industries.

The Democratic Fsiioy Must XIII Some q
Our American Industries.
IL has generally been supposed tina
| Matthew Marshall, the commercia
writer of The Sun, was man of juda
ment, but people are beginning to doub
this, and with reason. In a recent issu
OF that paper we find the following:
Although the protection to othe
manufacturing industries will not b
SO great under the new act as il is IN
der that now in force, it is sufficient /,
keep alive most of them, and the loss I,
trade by the stoppage of the rest will b,
compensated by an increased activity i,
the importation of foreign goods -
Matthew Marshall is kind enough
10 say that the protection afforded un
der the German tariff bill sis sufficient
to keep alive most of them" (the mann
facturers). He acknowledges that som,
must die, but this is matter of littl,
concern because in his opinion "the los
to trade by the stoppage of the rest will
be compensated by an increase of actiyi.
ty in the importation of foreign goods. -
IL Is fortunate that Matthew Mar.
shall did not attempt to explain, be.
cause he couldn't, how the stoppage OF
any OF our manufacturing industries,
which means idle people with no pur.
chasing power, can "be compensated by
an increased activity in the importa.
ton of foreign goods which simply
means sending SO much money out of
the country to pay foreign wages and to
check the distribution of wages here
and the purchasing power of our people
Matthew Marshall then went on to
denounce those Democrats who urged
the president to let the German bill be.
come law. He must have had in view
The Sun Franco American contempo
rary, the New York Herald, when h,
said, They exhibit the groveling spiri,
of the Partisan shopkeepers. " Furthe,
on he stated, They forgot that the ad
vantage which they gain will be TEN
porary, while the injury to the countr,
Will be lasting" How can this be i
the stoppago of the rest" of our man
u1aoturos will be compensated by q,
increased activity in the importation
foreign goods!''
This deliberate contradiction in on
paragraph Of what was written in
previous paragraph not only makes PEG
pie wonder if Matthew Marshall i
sane, but also if the commercial col
umns OF The Sun are becoming AZ utter
ly unreliable as its editorial prediction,
OF wheat famine. Mr.. Dana neer
never 90 bread hungry. There will al
ways be ample wheat in the world t,
supply him with crust. But he should
not persistently advocate in his paper
policy for the United States that viii
make the people go hungry and becom,
dependent upon charities and free soup
houses. 1t is un-American.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

The Indian Inumniea displayed II
81, window Of ilatuUurser' Clothing
House, h0iulng puupuose in its arm.
sittI continues TO draw interested
Z psCtatUrs to the place and II Is curl
'ually that must interest the student,
OF ,he past history OF this county
/ Ihls lirm has malo arrange
whereby the people OF this yIclHltS
lcAn View great wonders Representing
'tLOusauda Of dollars By only y,4ttinl
,heir establishment, lhis displaS
VIII be on exhibition untIl saturday
IIhis curiosity presents some peculiar
'lea'utes aside !lotu the accident OF til,
discovery. II WAS found in Il cave
hitherto uHeNp.pred ii Naw Mexico.
From some peculiar circumstances
oil the atmosphere in tho cave. the
body was nat petr,iiel. bat retained
lis state, the t!saus dying without d.,
composition Ihsre Is nothing to in.
dicate bow iong 1t may have been ii
the cave before discovery, but II may
naEe heen one Of the Moloes who
made Il portion of the western toun.
TRY particularly interesting to the
whites along back in the seventies IN.
der Captain Jack. 1t is not certain
whether the particular tribe to which
TINS sahJecL belonged had come meth.
IOd OF embalning. but tho specimen l.
in good state OF preservation. the
IN pccaslns and blanket in which til
corpse WGs wrapped being still visible.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25


b. ahs s! hsa m ling plan II re,Srgsn!zasien
giving the fiuandial condition 81 de
two companies (raiiroad and 9oN md
Iron companies) and their abliityifo
meet their fixed charges, feiitAlG,. Gc,
me total Indebtedness is placed ut
30, 1911. as foilowsi Recelytfs'
certificates and interest thereon, o..
6Io, e2s; floating debt aud interest to
august Vi, 1894. 1000, GA; equipment
notes, 20. o6l 9sS.7l; car trusts. u, 472..
9oo; total, $l5. III. 4577l. The annual
nxed charges of the two companies
amount to elo; at. $50. and Include in.
tereBt on the general mortgage bonds
ana the receivers certificates and the
iloatlng debt, together with allow
ances Tor tho maintenance OF the rail.
road equipment and contingencies and
sinking funds for the coal and Iron
company, which aggregate upwards
OF $1,000. 900. The equipment pay.
ments. which are made In instalrs
to November 80. 1899, are. how
excluded.
The road has during the past
years earned the interest upon
general mortgage bonds. but
large car trust payments have mad
Inn possible to pay the general M
gage interest during the receivers
Each $4,000 OF income bonds
subscribe for one $1,000 collatel
trust five per cent. gold bond at p!S
and interest. Each 200 shares ON
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
stock to subscribe Tor one $1,000 col
lateral trust five per cent. gold bonuN
at par and interest.
Scrip exchangeable In lots OF one
thousand dollars for tho collatsra
trust bonds at par will be issued rata
bly, to the holders OF less than $4,000
OF income bonds and 200 shares o
stock. or the income bondholders ane
stockholders may, II they prefer, pay
In cash three per cent. upon the paJ
vnlue Of their holdings; that 10 to say
thirty dollafs per bond or one dolla
and half per shale. for which NO OBJ
legation will be given.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25


Prof Handy In lis speech on Sqtur
day evening sail, II we mistake
not, that any one who asserted that
the hard times had been brought
about by tho Democrats lied. lie was
30 emphatic on this po!n. taat he was
absolutely as tragic as tholga hs had
Just escaped from IL lInatic asylum or
gin mill, and was determined to force
his opinion down every ona's throa I
without rhyme or reason. He NAV by
such positive declarations ami tragic
gestures make the unthiniing haarer
believe what he says is true. We all
admit that the panic was upon US be-.
fore the Democratic Congress as EN-
bled, but it did not come until altar
Grover Cleveland had been elected on a
platform that declurad that al. protec.
uon was fraud, unconstitutional.
and that the tariff should bs repsaleI
The man who slys that said election
on Platform containing such declu.
rations did not lead TO the depression
In business which followed. must be
Incapable OF disting between
cause aud eitlet-between truth and
falsehooi. Every capitalist in tic
country was alarmed, aud improve.
menLs Wore checked; ovary manuiac.
turer bsgan to cUrtHh operations
every storek 3epGr went to work to Gu,
his stock tl0wi, rJu5.rtA sra began To
nut off DrirElt44,t , trfrNTf .r .-.,s d. ..sH. ,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

GEORGE CAMERON, First District
CHAS. Il. HUDSON. Second Dist
CHARLES WHANN. Third District.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

One or our neighbors calling want
81 T. know II | had uyer used Or
Hraene's NervurL blood and nerys
remedy, and spoke 50 strongly in IA.
'Hor Of II thlt though won i try it
When llad ilnlshai the first bottle
ini began on the second felt that In.
at"ul Of Il doomed woman was 90.
ING 70 10 curel aud enjoy life.
8 NY nervousness graR less a a |
tie without my food distressing me
u the least something | hnd not lone
TOR We years, ana began TO gain in
Josh. took SIX 5otties and am nov a
WeIl, strong woman AMI hopa to live
Q good Old ago My faith in DR.,
iresne's Nervura blood au.l nerve
remedy Is 50 strong that gladly tell
every one what it mas done for m q, and
cannot too highly express my thanks
!or "hat Or Greene has done for m b, "
IL is fact that this wonderful mell.
cine, Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy will curs when others
tatl, that IL will save Ito after all hone
IS gone. Take 1t and you will regain
health and vigor, for it is the medicine
that cures. DR.. Greene. its dis ,overer,
is our most successful specialist in
curing all forms ofnervous and chrOu.
ic disease. He can be consulted at his
ofllce. 30 West Fourteenth street. New
York. free, personally OF by letter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25


During the five years of 1SGs-7e ther
was an import duty of and cents
pound on coffee. There We're importe,
l,23l, 1872, 0S7 pounds at cost Of $l2G.
294, 643. On this the government col
lected a revenue of 500, 0IS, 83l. At til
clamorous demand of the Democrat
party this "robb'r tariff, " which take,
the poor mans breakfast table, was r.,
pealcd and coffee put on the free list
During the next five years-1S78-7-
there were imported l,G75, O97, 33t
pounds of coffee at n cost Of S273. g93.
81, from which the government dc
rived no revenue. The average price o
coffee for the five years of tariff tax wa
10 cents and l mill per pound. That fo
the five years Of free trade was 16 cent
and 5 mills Repeating the tariff o.
coffee cost the government in five year
$53, obs, 33l in loss of revenue and cos
the people $107, 2o6, 200 in increase,
price of coffee And such is the price o
Democratic craftsmanship! But you
ask. How could this be? When we re
pealed our tariff, Brazil levied All ex
port tax and transferred the 500, o.a,
900 to her Golfers, and the importer.
formed syndicate" and transferred
the SlO7, 600, 600 to their pockets. n,
wonder New York importers want free
trade. See Evans. Export Duties, 1867
to 1853, page III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
There's No Alternative.
We Must Sell Entire Stock.

Ii low prices will not sci
large qua ntltles, we mus
make a lower one. The
whole stock must be sold.
Mems Suits you've been
paying 81 now So.
Mems Suits So now
$G.75, SIS now $3.50, SIC
now $3.50.
M c n s Fall Overcoats
you've bee IN paying SO now
Mems Fall Overcoats $l2
now S6, $40 now Sl0.
The low prices touch every
Suit and Overcoat in the
house. ! Everything. Boys
Clothing, very substantial,
entirely All.Wool, for Bows
10 years Of age. Price, So.
Young Mems Coat. Vest
and IrouB ers, SIS. Positively
Atwood.
In order to sell the i'm.
mense stock, cost cannot be
considered.
Mems Trousers, All.Woo1
down to So. Better grades,
equally a low. 81 for good
Black Dress Trousers.
The sa me low prices for
Heavy O vercoats. New prices
on all the lots.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

An unsuccessful attempt was made
q Isw evenings IEo to force the safe OF
A. aud j. Slurpiass, millers at Ashland,
Ghiist!ana hundred, by thieves. They
succeeded IN blowing the lock out OF
III" ttlnGers bat were unsuccessful il
lorciIiE tho sale open. Ihe Messrs
III IpsaaH had tO come to our city TO
g.. III expert 10 open the sale and
make necessary repairs Thieves ap
Tear to have been Uuerating very eX
this ne @AbUihood Dlrius
liz last few weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

The registration Officers wi S In
the different election districts OF this
county on Saturday the Goth, instant,
and persons who desire to vote
at the next election should see that
their names are placed on the list of
voters. A man cannot be registered
who has not paid Ills tax WITHIN two
years. and henoa 1t Is: important that
40 should have receipt from John I.
Dlckey. Tits is an Important raa:ter
ahd every voter should uct upon the
hint II he desires TO vote a the next
election
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
SUSSEX COUNTY TICKET.


STATE SENATORS.
John NJ. g. Moore. Broad Cree
hundred.
George Fisher fierce. Cedar Creel
hundred,
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Horace Brown. Seaford hundred.
Henry II. Morgan, Nanticoke.
Newell Ball North West Fork.
Charles l., Moore, Georgetown.
John NJ. Eobblne, liruudi,lin.
Edward $ Burton, Dagshoro.
George IL. Townsend, Baltimore.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
Henry o. Bennum, lndlan Rlvel
hundred.
William 7. Short, Dagshoro.
Charles Ii. Sackett Cedar Creek.
John I. Calhoun, Nantleoke.
Edward L. MeCaulley, North West
Fork.
John W. Green, seaford.
ruE slIlnIE.
Joseph b. lrUxton, Lewis and Re
hoboth hundred.
FOR coCN1N EIAsrRER.
lsaac h. Short. Gumboro hundred.
Tor CORONER.
Rowland W. JosepAs. Georgetow
hundred.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

q. +. liohmann, the crack long dis
lance rider OF Chicago, yesterday
broke the lyO-mlle r. cord In six Eours
us minutes and SO seconds.
Yesterday at Chester the yachts Car
me and Shlie were sailed IN an excit
ing raca to tho upper Cherry IslunL
buoy and return for a prize OF $50
The race WAS Il very close one, IT,,
boats keeping well together over tn
entire course. This Carrie, which WA
sailed by Captain Campball or Phila
ae,rlIia, won b. - seconds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

The argument In the injunction ease
oi aaisls NJ. Bradford and Lydia NJ,
clara vs.. tho Manhattan Steam Iaun
dry occupied the attention Of Chuu
eeilor Wollcolt yesterday Afternoon
HE defense presented anidavits t.
provo that new process or clearing
the hollcrs was now IN uss aui that
tng nuisance had ceased. Adjourn,
nent was made until tomorrow, whsu
a decision viii be given.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25


+. q. Cooper's big and realistic pro.
Iductlon. The Old South" was pre-,
scented et the Grand Opera House Last
evening before top.heavy house. The
Incidents of the play are taken from
Southern plantation days before tho
war, aud are In every way lauRhable
to an extreme. The same will be pro.
sented this evening.
Tho Robinson Opera Company will
lnaugurate their four nights engage.
ment at the Grand Opera House to-
morrow evening. The company Is
composed Of clever people and give
an excellent entertainment at popular
prices. or their rendition of the Bo.
the Camden Post says:
The robinson Opera Com pany's in
depreciation of the old and fayorlte
opera bohemian Girl" drew a large
and fashionable audience to the Tenn.
pie. Theatre last evening. The com.
pany gave very even and pleasing
performance. No one OF the half
lozen sweet singers of the Company
save, perhaps. Miss Barton, can 10
singled out for special mention. All
did splendid work. and the chorus
singing too. was excellent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
New Merchant Tail.
~ or ng Rates,

The y rpose to sell quick
.ly epplies to cloth for max
ing to N easure. Prices you
never 10 ked for-Sl5 PEI
SUIT for good cloth tina.
you'll &C cept for its good
ness. IN all things-oul
best will be given at the new
prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
"TILMItiGTaN AND NORTHERN
Wv II IL

TIML TABLE IN EFFECT MAY n. 1871
Trains lelv Wilmington II reno street
station Tor u. n q, junction MontGhI.
niH, NlutcrIhiIr. Guyeneourt, Cirauurls.
Coss n. Chadd Ford junction, PooopsDl
West Chester. EuDrecyilie. Norton Ill .
Ionlc7Ville aud intermediate stItl rs
dalil except SUNDAY. uE 81 III
~ aud app. III. sunday unIt..tt s &. H.
ni., " aud 80 p. IN. IEliy al 49, =, a..
For NayheSbnrg Junction, SpfnsIo
and interlaedifte stationA dl.ly ureaDt
Sunday only III 5 . aiu..l YbHu1 1 Ip.,l,
Tor .Ipanna liir!sbpro Rea lin an ila-
termediate statipn-, daily except sunisy.
ut ~ II. m. and = : y. ~. sun liy onty
at Gj4i. M au / % .. IN.
a. q. MCCArSht&n. SupertHteu lent.
BOWSESs BltIhtS Ten. Pas. Asciz.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

The machine department of the IInr
ian AMI hud!nKswortn Company i
nov running day wp"R only. The las
u1 the big gaEc= Tor tie canal locks a
Detroit. aiichiEtn have been shipped
aud az this was tie work being pushed
ahead there remained no worh Tor til,
tstrht tpfee. Tt tiuy turn works MIN,
It's Il day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

The torpedo or electrical fish ha
two distinct galvanie batteries. Whel
irritated, the fish has been known to de
liver 100 shocks i'll two minutes Whol
taken from the wator, its electrical
power is nearly four times as great a
when i'll its native element
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
QuI|c k SALES.

| The pr essure of quick
sale forced upon us by the
death OF one Of our firm
turns us a way from ordinary
prices. n early one million
dollars in Winter Cloth and
Clothing t be turned into
money quickly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

| General james Ii. Wilson. chairman
OF the Repu bllGan State Central Com
mittee. has suggested to l.. Irvina
HANDY, chairman OF the Democratie
state Central Committee, that con-
ference be held at the RennbIican
headqual tiers pn Thursday afternoon
In refere nee to the appointment Of
deputy sheriflsfor duty at The poliInp
places on election day. MIR. Handy
will reply as soon as he can consnit
with General Theodore f. Armstronr
the chairman OF the Democratic
County Committee, who first made the
suggestion to sheriff Gould, Genernl
wilson suggests that each party be-
represented by Its State chairman and
secretary. lie county Chairman and
secretary and two citizens OF New
Castle county.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

The famiIyol tho late Mr.. Henri,
G.nary wishes to thank all person.
fol the r4auy kind favUrs shown dur
az t,te week OF the!r sad troubles
Esp4e.glY do they wish to eua
tel thanks to those vile Interested
themselves IA the finding OF the body
tni The lzlAlGass ui tho press III the
about sane.
uITa sincerely.
J. W. CANARY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Robert Nerrick viii sell lot o.
fIelh c VIZ at Adams Station. Cilrls
tlana Hundred. next Monday after
noon.
lassmore Brothers Will have sels
~ fresh COWS aud heitcT4 ut their fat 1:
t'lle mito Wast of Geutteyla5, mex
InnsLlAN nIternnnu