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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Statement Of the KINGS COUNTY FIRE
ahnuuI oVoVUmOHS INSURANCE COMPANY of
Brooklyn, in the State of New York, on the 3lst
day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21
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Annual Statement S Of the r.. T9HN H HA7REQ9 SGK
COMPANY Boston in the State of Massachusetts
On the 3lst day of December, 1898: made to the
insurance Superintendent Of the State OF Illinois
pursuant to law:
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21
0FFIcIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Ahnual 0taleaGht INcES G6MPANYA Of fN3 New
orleans in the State of Louisiana, on the 3Ist day
of December 1893: made to the Insurance Super.
tntendent OF the StTte of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
Al4Asssss''' &WOOO.0
Abendblatt., 1894-11-21
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement 9Esr tie rc FE4 10Ne ~ I
Neadlng In the State of Pennsylvania on the 3IsE
gay OF December 1888: made to the Insurance
superintendent Of the State Of Illinois, pursuant
Capital
AMOUNT Of Capital Stock paid up in
&510OoC1
Evening journal., 1894-11-06
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Il is said the Chinese are now losing
heart They certainly have lost about
everything else Baltimore American.
II is an effective commentary on Brook
lyn whisky hat the police carried stark
dead man to the station as being drunk
-Commereial Advertiser.
Ii mist be conceded that Senator Hill
possessed more courage than bis oppo-
nent. He doesn't attempt to hide bis
bald bead Washington Post.
Labor people look upon political plat
forms as glittering generalities and have
some questions to ask cleveland Plain
Dealer
Sugar is lower now thar It was one
gear ago and no bounty paid 10 Louisiana
sugar barons So much for Democratic
tariff - EAston Democrat.
"Old times" are good enough to talk
about, but new times are the best times
to live in Atlanta Constitution.
A cold wave swept over Indiana yes
erday, Harrison is still on his ice wager
tour. st. Paul Globe.
Evening journal., 1894-11-06

You are now on your way to the
polling place to exercise the most sacred
right which you possess You will pass
upon the great political questions Of the
day and your decision will be final.
The Democratic party has bad control
Of the state for more than quarter Of a
century. It has enacted wise laws aud
administered them with frmness, justice
and impair TALLY. No state In the Union
has been batter governed. In 10 com
ponwealth has there been greater
public contentment and prosperity.
Our people are happy people.
There is no reason why a change
should be made The state credit is Of
hl,-her standard than ever before in It's
history. Strict economy is being
practicsd in every department Of
government Our assets exceed oul
liabilities Our taxes are lighter than il
any state under Republican rule, aud tbs
workin gmsu and agrieulturist does not
pay one dollar OF state tax
We have public school system which
is unequsled on the Atlantic slope. and /
large fund set apart for tbs express pur
pose OF supporting 1t aud raising th'
standard OF it's efficiency as rapidly al
the means at command will justify.
Republican control would mean Re
publican laws administered In a partisan
manner. It would be accompanied BY
carrups government OF corrupt men
Gross exGravagance and jlbbeiy woul'
prevail on every hand Bu'densom
lakes would be laid upon the working
man and farmer The state resource
would be wasted aud large bond,'
Indebtedness incurred The fund nov
set apart for the maintenspce Of on
Evening journal., 1894-11-06

public schools would be used for other
purposes, the standard of our system
lowered and its efficiency seriously inn
paired.
We have seen the effect of Republican
administration of the affairs Of Whining
ton. Gross extravaganza has been the
principal characteristic; large and in
excusable deficit an annual feature and
unreasonable increases In The tax rate
the natural result
The city government would have been
made a mere machine for intolerant party
oppression but for the wise legislation Of
a Democratic General Assembly.
You have double duty to perform to.
day. 1t is TO vote against the Republican
party and also to record yourselves
against a further continuance of the rule
Of an equally intolersnt Democratic ring
10 Wilmington. BY voting the ticket at
the head of our columns you will perform
that double duty. Vote against Samuel
Bancroft, Jr and give your hearty sup
port to John P. Donahoe ard every other
Democrat upon the ticket
Evening journal., 1894-11-06

Not content with publicly slandering
John P Dor ahoe at public meeting Of
Democrats, samuel Bancroft. Jr, noa
proposes to make desperate attack upon
him in hts paper, the Every, Evening.
We have it upon good authority that be
has had prepared libelous attack upon
Mr. Donahoe, ard would have published
1t yesterday, but for the emphatic de
mands of the conservative Democratic
leaders.
The story is, in brief, to the effest
that Mr.. Donahoe has received money
consideration to stay in the fight and
defeat Bancroft It Is false in every
particular. and but another damning
proof of the nnftness OF Bancroft TO be
voted for BY respectable and fair minded
people.
The ring has exerted every endeavor
to induce Mr.. Donahoe to withdraw.
The men constituting it have Piles dsd
with him. Failing in that they have
resorted to threats that they will
ruin his business They have sent
scores Of personal and politic4
friends to him, but to no effect. Nov
they would publicly scandalize him and
blscken his character There never was
more dsstardly and urjustifable
scheme set afoot.
Evening journal., 1894-11-06

True Democracy -Down with the Ring.
In few hours the brnnt OF the battle
will be over and Samuel Bancroft. Jr will
be out of polit cs forever SO much for the
benefit Of the Democratic party, for the
honor of the state a d for the welfare Of
the Nation. He will have company in
ais retire nent Neary aud d ckey and
Willard Salisbury viii 20 with him
This, too, for the ], dc Of the Zen
cratic party and tor the honor of the
state.
For about twelve years Nsary and
Dickey have fattened upon the tsxpsyers
o. this county and city For the same
number OF years they have been enrich
ing themselves with money which did
aot belong to them, but which belonged
ID the county, aud TO day they are tue
nsolent bosses of hundred thousand
people. and their vile ard sinnous clutch
& upon the highest officials OF tho state
To-day these two men owl blocks Of
houses, all Of them accumulated ia few
years, while the men whom they have
dup-d, and the taxpayers whom they
nave robbed Of their franchise can hardly
psy the pittancs OF six dollars month
rent.
Dickey and Nesry had little final cial
standing faw years ago after ten
years Of office holding they are able to
spend thousands for political dobauchsry
Tor buying tax receipts from the starving
or from the corrupt, ard for cerruptiug
lection officers These men will folio
Bal croft into retirement
Bat the greatest good to the Demo .
cratic party and to the state comes from
Willard Saulsbury's unlimely end To
zip his low ambition in the bud is a
great public benefaction. This man.
With no capacity except that OF intrigue,
With no culture except that Of the lax
Office with no honor save that Of his
nam this man had the audacity to aspire
TO the seat once f I'D by his father aud
by his uncle.
By the ouly argument he can make,
that of low cunning and bribery, he has
secured a deadly grip on the throat Of
Wilmington. Il was his purpose,
through the use OF Federal patronage, to
place his other hand on the throat Of the
state The power Of the Wilmington
City Railway Company was to have been
extended over Kent and Sussex
But 1t will ali have passed in few
hours. The people Of Delaware will Z
free. The honor Of the state win be
safe The ring will b. defeated but true
Democracy and It's life and It's eontinu-
ance FOR the welfare Of the people will be
insured
Evening journal., 1894-11-06

The Heary, Dickey and Salisbury ring
had no money The heelers, hor, lers,
FOUNDERS and roosters would neither
vote For work unless they saw money in
It. BAncroft's defeat was assured some
desperate step must be taken to raise the
strike.
It was decided to doit at the expense
Of the state and to the eternal shame Of
the Democratic party Ore thousand Of
these venal men were commissioned by
governor who has ever been the tool OF
tbs ring They win be IN service for
shFee days st the expense of the state.
Each man will receive $15 for his service
and this, with incidental expense. means
cost Of nearly $40 600 TO the people o.
Delaware
4 Democratic Congress relieved us Of
the obnoxious Federal election laws,
Democratic orators have revile5 the
Force bill and the employment OF
United States deputy marshals. They
have pleaded for freedom of speech and
antFammeled electoral rights. Ans
Evening journal., 1894-11-06
Mems PantaIOOnS.

All-Wool Pantaloons. dressy and ser
viceable, 81 75, Some you'll see at $3 90
are no better.
Fine Dress Pantaloons, fne hair line
pattern, SO 90.
Gray aud Black Stripe All wool Dress
Pantaloons, So 80
Fine Black All Worsted Pantaloons in
Clay Diagonals, Corkscrew and broad
fancy vale, an immense assortment, at
S3 80 per pair
This lot was left from $i5 aud SIS
Sui g, of which the Coats ana Vests were
sold, and as the pauts represent / the
value of suit, they are WORTH from
IS 90 to SO 90 per pair
This being a special lot that cannot be
duplicated, only hose who take immediate
advantage Of the offer will be supplied
A handsome line Of 80 patterns in all
cloths, o So 90 per pair.
Evening journal., 1894-11-06
Mems Suits.

Atwood Sack Suit Oxford mixed, fine
Cashmere, we'll made and trimmed, at
81 90; elegant value at $40.
All wool Black and Gray Sack Suits,
exceptional value. at IS so; never before
sold at less than $l2
Very fine All wool Gray Mixed Suits,
two patterns, at $40. If $13 30 were
asked yon'd not question the price
Fine All wool Black Cheviors, 10 double
and single breasted Sacks, stylish and
dressy. at $40 We sold stacks of them
last year at 81
Very elegant An wool Clay Diagonal
Black Worsteds, Cutaway Frocks and
Sacks, guaranteed fast color, at $12.
Side by side with goods offered at $ls,
you'd scarcely see anv difference a
complete stock of over so styles OF Mems
Suits to select from.
at the popular price of $40, we show .
line of eight patterns of cloth, in Cheviots
Cassimeres. Worsteds, etc Made in
double and single breasted Sacks and
Cutsways, made FIRST class and hand
somely trimmed.
Evening journal., 1894-11-06
Save tho Falr Name or Democracy.


To days election will give decided an
swers 70 question which are stirring the
impulses Of self respec ing men in vii
ming;oa l. will prove just how many
men in our city are so mean spirited; so
wanting in back bone, like the m llusk
Of our shores; so given to trucking to
these self assuring, impudent, and mer-
cenary ringsters, that they prefer con :
tiruation Of this regime which ought to
shame penal colony much less city
whose citizsns lay claim to Intelligence
and broad mindednsss.
How to day will evidence the status CT
Wlmington's Democrats When the
simple scratching OF single name,
by number OF men TO whom the
good Of the city aud the furthe' ance Of
the process Of clearing out its political
cess pools are more than the fsvoripg,
patronizing pat on the head from SAuls
bury or his hanchmen.
Tammany ia New York is being cleaned
out BY the courts; let Wilmington get to
herself the credit Of having purified Ter
ring by the conscientious ballots OF her
osn cit zans who, Impatient OF delay, take
into tAtir own bands a means which is
surer, safer an5 quicker than any LexOw
commission
We cannot Eff nd to encourage the
spread OF political rottenucsss, lest it
Evening journal., 1894-11-06

eat like The canker and we awake to 6nd
ourselves mastered ~ the disease. Ii
the name of common decency, self re-
spect, the respect of our children and
friends; in the name of justice and
right go to the polls before the day ends
and help to throw out body ana boots
this pack of corrupt and corruptiDg
political workers. and save our name
from further disgrace and our self re.
spect and manhood from the mire.
Evening journal., 1894-11-06

The sun arose this morning on the
most outrageous .ani atupendous piece
Of treachery that has ever blackened the
fair name and fame of Delaware
Democracy. When the polls opened
there were one thousand special con-
stables In the field, appointed by the
ring In direct violation OF party pledges
entered into with Sheriff Gould.
There was no excuse for this treachery.
Il was entered into by Neary, Dicksy,
Salisbury and Callahan, not for the
good Of the party, but TO get Bancroft
voters ard to fch from the state
treasury the money to pay for them. It
will cost the state S9) 600 a nd the party
it's supremacy.
There was AID agreement entered into
between he Democratic and Republican
committees. It was that if Sheriff
Gould would not Apo mt deputy
sLeriffa, Governor Reynolds w~uld not
appoint special constables.s
The Republican committee ard Sheriff
Gould have remained trne to their
pledge The Democratic County Execu-
tive committee, controlled by Nssry,
Dlckey ard salisbury, has broken faith
and show, d itself devoid Of all honor.
1t was done against the advice of
Ambassador Boy ard and Senator Gray,
VINO rccogn z ID its unfairness and the
disastrous conss quences. 1t was done
against the wihes Of the Democratic
voters, ard in direct violation Of party
principle.
The state would have gone Democratic
without this application Of force, which
Democrats have always condemned
Now there is no telling how it will 60.
Lovers Of fair dealing are disguised. and
the breach Of faith will cost the Demo
cratic party hundreds Of votes The
entire ticket ay be sacrificed by this
frantic and insane fort to get Bancroft
votes In Ell dlrsement OF the ring and
ring methods II is lie or death
struggle Of Neafy Dckey aud S-uls
bury. They have committed suicidal
act, and Governor Rey nolds will leave
his exalted seat the most despised OF any
man who has ever occupied It,
Evening journal., 1894-11-06
Ladies' and
Misses Goats.

For the past 10 years we have enjoyed
the enviable reputation of being the lead
ing Coat and Fur house In Wilmington.
The facilities for buying at our com
mand are superior to that Of any other
Wilmington house, which enables us to
off-r the public goods not ouly ct prices
unusually low but superior in quality,
finish and sly le to anything shown else
where in this market.
Style-The popular make this season is
length tight fitting double
breasted coat with Gigot sleeves,
deep collar and large lspels
Cloths Beaver, Covert, Kersey and
Basket.
Colors- Grey, B lack, Blue, Brown.
Oar stock comprises an assortment Of
80 different designs and styles displayed
in cur elegantly appointed cloak parlors
on the second door, in charge Of lady
attendants.
We show an unusually good Coat at
IS co At double the price (S1f) an eIe.
CANT assortment A popular price, and
Oh INSPECTION, you'll say popular styles
and quality
beautiful tsilor-u ade garment, 10
dark brown, black and dark blue, At $i5
You'll see coats that cost $50 that don't
look as we'll
beautiful display Of genuine Fur
Cspes In Monkey Beaver, Persian Lamb,
As'rachan, Sable and Seal Skins, az prices
that takes them out Of the luxury class
Children's Coats in endless variety.
Evening journal., 1894-11-06

The Philadelphia Recoi d contains to.
day a one column eulogy of Samuel
Bancroft, Jr, with special reference to
his relations with his employees This
eulogy was written by member OF the
Every Evening staff, who has been eat.
ing Samuel Bancroft, Jr's bread for
many years,
h interviewed Banc-ofts employ es at
Bancroft's instigliion, and those en-
ployes knew that they must either talk
y walk They talked. but from the
head and not from the heart.
Evening journal., 1894-11-06
Sacrificing carmloh ael for bancroft.

HhNtthoAuE NhhhtiNA aot ANt hhhtNbtbt
John I D.ckay, Patrick Nesry and
Willard Salisbury, Jr. represent all that
is politically corrupt. They will stop at
Aothing to accomplish their ends and to
elect Samuel Bancroft, Jr.
They have tempered with the assess
ment; refused tax receipts to Demo
Gratis who would not vote for
their creature; attempted to carry
the county by buying up the tax
receipts Of venal negroes, and trading
every man on the ticket particularly
James Carmichael, the candidate for sL, r
i'll Their excuse for sacrificing him is that
the cffice to which be spires is a
personal one, while they expect Samuel
Bancroft, Jr, to do great things for
them Mt CarmlchsePs friends are
aware Of this condition and are, we
believe, prepared to meet 1t by "a counter
sacrifice
Evening journal., 1894-11-06
coNTEMpoRARY oPINIoN
Pride and ohstlnnov

From the Baltimore sun.
II Is astonishing to what suffering
pride and obstinscy will expose well
meaning people who WELD to their rule
rather than to that of reason Bitter
auarres between life-tim friends quar-
rels which cannot be composed, are often
caused BY trlhing circumstances, magui
ied through the pride and obstinacy OF
the disputsnts Neither will yield an
inch, sometimes because their pride will
not permit them to appear submissive,
sometimes because they are merely OBJ.
stinate,
Evening journal., 1894-11-06

at the Office between and o'clock.
Taxables who believed he would be there
went to the Court House with money in
hand to get their receipts The office
was closed and remained closed during
the entire afternoon. 1t was a ring
trick which showed the desperate situa-
tion OF the ring, and the outrageous steps
II would take to extricate itself al pro-
long its obnoxious control.
Evening journal., 1894-11-06

To days election will sound The death
knell Of the New Castle county ring. No
coterie of men have ever so brazenly
and shamelessly manipulated the county
aud state governments as the ring which
has for its leaders Neary, Dlckey
salisbury, Callahan & Co. The methods
us by item would cause Tammany
Il IL to turn green with envy
Evening journal., 1894-11-06

Every honest. indeper mt and good
government loving Democrat will re ice
at the downfall Of tie bosses and
ringsters which has brought the Demo
cratic party to the biink of ruin We
love, honor and respect the principles Of
the Democratic party. but we have no
use fer them when dishonesty applied
Evening journal., 1894-11-06
Cheaper Bread.

From the Philadelphia Record.
The suggestion of the Department Of
Agriculture that the present price Of
-four would warrant cheaper bread has
promptly borne fruit The reduction in
the price Of five cent loaves to three
cents by leading Cincinnati bakers looks
like the beginning OF movement which
bread winners everywhere will welcome,
and which will iii give the bread
b keIs a living chance
Evening journal., 1894-11-06
ChiIdTen'S Suits.

To satisfy the wide range OF tastes that
are exercised in fitting the little ones In q
suit we are carrying an enormops line Of
sly les with quality and price as varied
as the patterns.
One that will catch your eye is an ALL
Wool Suit, with double knees and seat. at
So 90 Il looks so we'll it would be quite
as easy to get SIS for it.
A variety Of so patterns at all prices up
TO $40
A popular price IS IS.
We show some 10 styles. All unusual
values.
oTercoats for children from 50 so up.
ChHdren's Pea Jackets, double-breast-
cd. blue and black. So 90
Children's Odd Pants, so cents
Evening journal., 1894-11-06

voney B Cushing. OF Bangor, Maine,
addressed Prohibition meeting last
night in the hall at No 1907 Market
street his address was one OF the verg
best snd was received with enthusiasm.
The R King Prohibition Singers, Z
we're at their best aud were repeatedly
recalled Most OF the candidates were
present and we're introduced by the
president Of the league Each one in turn
made speech as he WIS introduced
The audience then gave three rousing
cheers for the president OF the lese ue
snd for his untirin0 Efforts ia pushing
this campaign. The league will meet
again next Monday evening
Evening journal., 1894-11-06

From the New York Herald.
The Wilson tariff reform has already
borne golden fruit cheapening the cost
Of living reviving trade and manufact-
ures and ope.ing foreign markets to
our products 1t bids fair soon to create
vast increase Of wooden, iron and
other manufactures which will afford
steady aud more remunerative wages
than our workingmen have ever had
Evening journal., 1894-11-06

Receiver Of Taxes John T. Dlckey has
still further demonstrated his unftness
for the position which be holds. By
Absenting himself from the tax office
yesterday afternoon aud keeping It closed
70 the public he disfranchiaed fully fifty
WilminRtonians
Tas laT prescribed that hs should b.
Evening journal., 1894-11-06

The man nho does not hang out his
single and advertise dies and leaves no
sign. The right kind Of eyes for bust
ness men is advertise Pufs in The
newspaper help many merchants to raise
the wind Texas Slftings.