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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

The semi.annull meeting OF the
sunday breakfast Association was
held last night In Central presbyteria II
Church, and these officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing Six months:
President. ] II. King; first vice.
president, F. 7. Walker; second wee
president, }. w. Rakes; secretary Miss
Virginia Porter; assistant secretary.
Mss Clara Butt; treasurer 4. NJ.
OcheltIee. During the meeting thu
advtsabllity OF securing gospel WI.
gon was discussed, and final action
was postponed until next Monduy
night. 1t was also suggested that the
breakfast would ba chunEad to a tea
during the summer months. and this
Will also be settled on next Monday
night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

The ilftie'h anniversary OF the Ma.
t!onal Young Mems Christian Assocla.
tion Will be observed by the local as.
5pGiatlOn in the Grand opera House
Snhday night. several OF tho church
congregations will JON in the service
and among tho speakers will be Chief
Justice Lore anu Rev, Merritt Huibutd.
ln London tho anniversary will lie
elat orutnly celebrated from to day
unttl June q. George Williams. fbp
founder will address delegates from
all parts OF tie world.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

Michael Kirk, OF No. GIL Spruce
street had his thigh badly Injured aud
some OF Ills ribs broRen by being
thrown from eiHware raiIraa5
freight train at klrkwoUd yesterday
MIR lad been down the State looking
Tor worn, md not finding any had
boarded tEe ain to come IL III Cify,
liewas found down steep enJank.
ment by saTural railroad ffieu AM
brought here He VIII recover
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

Pennsylvania Raiirord Double Line,
To the Sea, .
The early summer schedule OF trains
on the ennsylvania Railroads Double
Lines to the Sea- will 20 into effect
May 3lst.
l he schedule OF trains between PhIIa
de- phia and Atlantic City is an excel
lent one. that cannot fail to meet with
the hearty appreciation ut the public
Express trains Will leave Philadelphia
Tor Atlantic City. BIO. $50 a. IN, = &c
90 mlnutes). 400 go mtnutesJ and
800 p. in., Saturday only l.3O p. IN.
Sunda.N 500 S45, and q A. a. IN. Re.
turning, trains will lenye Atlantic
tit", weekdays, 100, 80 10 minutes,
0 90 II. IN, 3 10 and J. Is p m. sundays
l. 10, BOB, and ID p. III. SUNDAYS, I. 10.
35, and S.l5 p. in. These trains will
he equipped with parlor cars aud he
drnwn by standard hRrd.cOal burning
locomotives.
On tho same date tho service to Cape
May will be lmprovel by the addition
OF Saturday express. leaving Phlla-
delphih at l,30 p. m, arriving at Cape
May 3,25 y. m. The express leaving
Cape May for Philadelphia at 500
o'clock u. m. will be changed To leave
at 700 a. M, arriving ut Philadelphia
.. ~ a. N.
The summer station at Cape MAY
will be opened May Both and continue
during the season.
This Is the most complete service In
every respect ever operated be- ween
Philadelphia and tho seasEore 30 earl
in the season
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

The special Jury to try the damage
case Of benjamin Willis We. the vii
mlnston city hallway Company, sci
Tor trial 10 Superior Court on Monday
Was drawn yesterday afternoon. These
are tho Jurors; GoOrga ". Bright
John Is huffman. John Humil on.
Charles VI. Coon, j. A. Weldln. JOnu
SHAW, W. II. Dougherty. John Nevln
lhomas l.. j. baldwin. William f.
amaiioy, Joseph lJssinger, john {
Mahoney. Charles Walton. u. b. stow
art j. Frank lteyboid, George A
[ leaVer, Fed. q sutton C. ". Nau
dam, John W. Watkins. Richard l.
Naudaln, McGomb Clayton, William
MAYOR John II. Worrell, Thomas
llurn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

The \. NJ. c. A bass ball team viii
play tho strong Dover club Tomorrow
afternoon Mt Rlverview. The Dover
team was defeated several weeks ago
by tho association by the SIN iii margin
OF to 1 ami last Saturday they de.
feated the Culumb Club of New Ias-
tie hy scora OF toto /. Willis tho new
pitcher for the y NJ. G. A.. Will pitch,
ami good game Il cNpaCted.
The Bright Star Basn BAL club. com.
posed oil PLAYERS under Il years oil
age. has been organized. Joseph
burns, OF No. 402 Jefferson strast i.
captain of the cldb and will receive
Challenges fre,n any club in tue city
or state.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

Mr.. W. II. Hendrlckson will visit the
pstrons OF tue REPUBLICAN In the differ
mt sections of our county the com
ing week. in order to collect the
mount due for subscriptions and
yfraiGhten up all accounts as far a,
possible. He will not object to receiv
ING new subscribers. advertisement:
% orders for any kind OF printing. W,
vfll be under obligations to all who
eili receive him kindly or In any way
tontribute to aid in his work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

southeast Cor. Eirth md King Streets

southeast Cor. Filth md King Streets
IS the place to I'LL your basket for 4 Il.
iiir e have excellent tea now, una It Is
the very lest we eyer offered at s. cents
both black and green. Don't say a word
about coffee! our coffee Is all cleared IA
Inc roasting aud makes Il limo clear cup
We are Leading oil on teau. d culiec. Our
Java ut >! cents IS the talk OF the town
y u Jh,t ilsBuud as you pay ~ cents Tor.
We nave plcn 4 picitles IN titles o G. ut5
huitlo Now need not bate. We
can sell you ,akes b cheap hut IT. il
woilefIul. CUtico cake, b cents; nick.
mack :. cents; SNAPS. cents; WINE Jun-
blcs, 6eentsi lunch, CENTS. We can not
name al orr cakes, but come and see. Ii
~ wp rrtul how cheNp everything Is
Iolumbn syrup at 10 cents Is II bargain.
Have you tried orr Hour can not thiuk
VINO would say that IcR's Flour was not
good. u = truly the best We ever used
Il makes the whItest bread we ever sold.
We have good butter and good eggs:
Mhlte vs. snow baking powder at 3 onu s.
trolley soap makes clothes go white
Come in anu II YOU don't 500 what You
waht ask for IL at Fifth aud king streets.
Jl-Ol' L. NJ. WEIR
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01
Values are Greater

VALUES dl T. OT6dl6T
than has been known fol-
many a day.
The little price has not at.
fected the quality of the fab.
RIGS.
Every manufacturer seems
to be striving more than ever
to improve the tone and re.
liability of his wares, and this
benefits those who buy.
| The best 23-inch plain
Japanese Silks ever seen in
the American market at 80
cents. Almost every shade.
Some fine styles in 24.inch
Japanese figured goods at
59c. Same goods selling in
many cities at Csc and Csc.
Magnificent white ground
colored stripe Japanese Silk
at Toe; the greatest value
every shown over q retail
counter. Same styles and
quality sold early in the sea.
son at Sl.25.
A great 27.inch Black ia.
panese at 59c.; regular 75c.
grade.
We havea wonderful fine as.
sortment of Black Japanese
Silks from 374c. to SIPS
per yard.
Also White and Cream
37Ic, to 81. 25.
All our confined styles sin
gle dress patterns, fancy fig.
ured Cl1inca Silks are 79c.;
reduced from $l.0O. Great
value.
We still show a fine line
of those superb fancy Silk
and Wool Dress Goods, SO
to 40 inches wide at 4Sc.
These have been q great
success. Styles not in this
market outside OF our house.
What a line OF Blue and
Black Storm Serges we carry
in stock, SOC, 5Sc., 75c.,
Soc, Sl.0o, $l-25, and every
quality of the very best at
prices quoted.
A line of Covert Cloths at
% cents; Atwood, to be
sure. 1t would be something
unusual for us to offer our
customers wool dress Goods
containing cotton.
Every article we sell must
have value to the buyer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

=, Simply apply '.swAYNE's OINTMENT
40 lnsefhhl medicine required. Cure
letter, eczema. itch. all eruptions of tho
lace, hands. nose, etc. leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. Its great heal
ing and curative powers are possessed by
no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYSE's OINTMENT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

Treasurer George A. Elliott. OF the
Wilmington Free Bath Association has
received a contribution OF $50 for the
bath house, There will still be needed
absHt ss" to put tho bath Louss In or.
Der Ter zee dGEiAg the coLaInR sum.
LaRT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

Cash prize for prcttIest baby. Cash
prize Tor abandonment young lady.
irlzs to the young man who novar
drank ehnwed tobacco and sold most
uehets frize to the young lady who
never ehewed gum and sold most
Tickets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

Leave Philadelphia. broad street. for WI
nlnHion express 3,54 81. Ks. SiI. Rl0 10 ~
il;lA, T. ~ q n. u 80, l$1 2O! 3ij LOi l.il
anu l2.u3 night. - "
Accommodation G.407.as. 1D.a5 a. m. La
500 4.V3 i5'. ds., s,2s. luO3 and Il.3S p. in.
~UNDAY TR AIMS.
For rhilaleIphLa express. E57 "a. az
$50 500 lup5. lu41. ll.5i a. NJ, La 3O5 bG
Bob - ,I.s5 AMI Jl2 D. N.
a A.e,e93..a,as,datoo '.eo. $40 a. m, 1910. i.45
For thes er (5xpVe3sl Ia7 400 $40 sbs
louh ll.'l 4. m, Ia, j0l SD, 101 ana 81 nm
: q, Alc.eGsmln1datipn ~, $40 H. IN. l..lO. La
4.05' ~, 80 and l02l p IN.
For New York expire, y, 1877. ..55. 40 100
sou, 100. ID iL5l u. a.. IalO 49, 3O5' 4DS
e'59, .ISO, ~ and lu3l y. M.
FOR Boston without chance D, Sc D. m
Express, al p. IN.
For West Chester via Lamokin. s.5j a. IN. and
baltimore aud washi lgton, AS. SOL, 10 10 a.
NJ, la9i' 80, 5sa ~ %, 7.4l. $50 D. IN. and
la.lg night.
baltimore and intermediate stations, Cos
and ll,5i p
tor New Cas- lie i i. 90 hight.
\ lf9rGa Tape Gharle., Old Point Comfor; and
For Middletuwn. Clayton, nover. wyn-
ming, FELTON,, Harrington. Bridaeville, Sea-
ford, iaure and Deimar 1901 night
lie We Philadelphia broad street, for WILL
ninRton (expresA). 400. ~ j. 10. H. 49, Il 40 a
M. A., SOs, r %. 40 SIS. lilo. Lille y. IN.
Accommodation. SIS, l0.s5a IN, 1875 2O5
Clio S.3S, 1903 and II. Is y. m.
a. Congressional Limited Express traIns
composed entirely of Pullman yestlbule Par.
LOT aud Dining cars. Nuextra fare.
DLlmited express trains composed of PulI-
man Nesttbulr Parlor Cars Vestibule Passe n
ger coaches and Dining Car. No extra fare
coaCheA ~
For tnr her information. passengers are
ieIerTea 70 7 ticket agent a the station
2, ~. rttENoSA, J. Il. WOOD
Ssaernl Manager. General Passenger ACT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

NJ EM JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
In FERRY co. Time ia bio taking ef
h.GIk---A feet Friday. May -. 1885. lIe-
-iaisls saeasAa1tween Wilmington, Penns-
BY connection with Mayor ReyLold for
Townsville. New Castle. Delaware CITY
and Salem,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Wilmington. King street wharf.
N a. M. arrive Pennsgrovo a. m.
Leave Wilminaton, King street wharf,
> p. m, arrive Pennsgrove 40 o. M.
Leave Wilmington. King street wharf.
y p. tn.i arrive Pennsxrove 0 40 D. m.
Leave PennsRrove 0 a. M, arrive Will
mington 10 n IN,
Leave PennsEroye 10 n m arrive WI
mlngton 10 10 II. IN.
Leave Pennsgrove . SO p. rn.. arrive VIII.
mington 30 y. m.
SUNDAY ONLY.
Leave Wilmington, King street wharf
a. m. arrive Pennsgrove9 10 a. IN.
Leave Wilmington ing street wharf,
~ D. m, arrive PennsEToye 10 D. m
Leave Wilmington, King street wharf,
p H., arrive fenDsgrOve O. ~ D. M
Leave PtnnsIrove . a. M, arrive VIII
miikton 40 Il. m.
Leave Pennsgrove L. 10 D. IN. arrive
Wilmington LILO p. IN.
Leave Pennsgrove p. M, arrive Will
mlnRtun j.40 .. IN.
Connect ous at pennsgrove vii hlsteam.
er Major ReybOld' and Delaware River
Railroad trains
Connections at Wilmington with VIII
mington n Northern Railroad, Baltimore
" ONO railroad AMI fennsylvunia Rail-
road.
The boat leaving Wilmington at 80 a.
IN. and p. M. week days and 0 Il. IN, and
10 p. m. sundays viii connect with
steamer Major Heybold' running be-
tween salem and Philadelphia.
A. q. MEGA uST.AND.
m2s-tt Superintendent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

Now 10 the .Ins 10 takss uot,.sDi
our Elixir ,hsllssiA eAfA And Itou for
bat tired feshAs 4sylar'b Pharmacy,
~ klsk stfssk
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND


EXPIRES trains.
New York week days. 'aOs q II. IS 40. 80 30
a. IN. IL 20, = 49, % IS. 2 ~ III y. M.
=. New York, Sundays 'sOS, = II. 10 SO q. M.
Philadelphia CTweniy-Taurth and Chest
nat utrrets,) week days sos s.. = II. 0 IS.
~ q. %. - 49, Is. s. IS 35. 81, IA. IS
Sundays. .ses .7l7. 0 s.. 500 90. 10 81.
Il 4oa m. %. - 20. 3 %, 45A .5a5. 6sl = ii.
! -. TO- I'll y. IN.
Phiiadolpbia twelfth md Market sts. )
week days. - Oh q III. IS TO- 10 50 a. M. "2 40.
sunday,' = o. y II. 40 90 n. IN. 80 40. q a.
CiiESrER. week days, 1908. s IS. .7l7. e5,
y So 90, 20 ~, 20 10. 10 90 30 Sc, slI IS a. m
a.5 y 40. 3 ~ rs, Is IS, q 81 y a. IS. 10. iii
CHESTER, sundays, .sos. III. Is. 500
Ars ss2 II y cpGr r. week savs - 8, m
= 40 Il. NJ. Sundays. G3S. = IL a. m. 'a.49 p. IN
WEST BOUND.
BALTlMon& AND WASHINGTON, u Is.
~ . 81 IL n IL 10, '2O5. sOa q 81. &c o. IS IL
Sundays, - Is. zoo. -s ~ a. NJ, az 10. go,
a03. q "a. IS II, ~ 81 y. IN.
Baltimorc and Way stations o. a. m. o.
Newark. Del, Il IS. : o. % sa a. m. .la 1913 on
~ . %. IS, % l2 's5s II lOp. M. Sundays
r. ToS - SEA M, IL ID. O3.'4 81. a6. IS L.
Pittsburg. . % a. m. - a. p. M. daily.
Chicago, IS 3g a. m, 81 y. M. daily.
Ctnennnti and St Louis. III 10 p. m. and
8 So y. IN. daily.
Now Orleans via Bristol AMI Chattanoo "a !
Si2 p m. daily. Through sleeper to New
Singeriy accommodation, zoe a. m. a0a
: IS aud IL 10 p. m. daily.
Iandenherg acco nmodutlon. week DAYS
" 3! n m, 70 and 43 p. M. Sundays
Q 30 a. m. % p. m.
frRins leave Market street station, for
New York. week days. - 20 a. M.
For Philadelphia. week days 8 20. - 80 IS 90
II ~ a. M. . 81. s45 p. III. Sundays. Q 20 a. M,
90 81, o Is p. Ia.
For Plttsburg and Chicago. week days. .s col
q. III.
For baltimore. week days. 50, IS 20 a. m.
$50. % 10 y. m. Sunday IS p. m.
For Ianden"erK and Way stations week
DAYS. So 20 "a. M. l5. ~ p. IN. Sundays
o IS a. IN, 3 10 p. IN.
I.enve Philadelphia tTventy-fourth mud
chestnut streets for Wilmington. week dave
3 81, H. ~ IS ~, 10. III ~ =, M Il uoon u IS
4 IS. PM Is, 100. ~. % o. IS H. 5 50. % 10.
30. = -. IS 90 10 10 and II IS p. IN.
sunday, -331, d. % 10. s 10, 10, i-lI 40 IL M 10
noon. I y, 100. 10, 100 80, 30 q 81. IS -
10 10 and Ila5 y. m.
Leave Philadelphia Twelfth and Market
-trects1, week days. q ~. e 40 III 20 a. m,
u 40, % Is, = y p. III. Sundays. % 20 y 4O
II Vi n. M, % IS. = a9p. nj.
Telephone, No. 49,
Rates TO Western points lower than via any
other line.
CO SCuLI. General Passenger Agent.
X. Is. CAMPBELL, General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01
F-WE-&
Manufacture Pants.

In buying from US you not only
get an article that we guarantee
absolutely pure. but you save the
deale RS profit. We import direct
from Europe all foreign glass we
use, and buy American glass from
factories direct - so in getting
glass from us you are virtually
buying from first hands We carry
In stock nearly every oil known to
the trade. but We have one quality
only pure. We are agents for
Jno. L. Whiting 81 Sons Co., the
largest brush manufacturers In
the United States; also for john
eton's, the best kaIsomlne, and for
Chhs. ii. Gillespie 4 Sons varnlshes.
We have a very full assortment of
Rrtistists materials. We are head.
quarters for Paris green and Lon
don purple. We are rather over
stocked in channels skins and
sponges, which we are offering at
very low figures. We have pure
beeswax. paraiipe wax. glue. gold
Leaf golden glass. alum, sulphur,
glycerine. borax. etc. List OF ar
ticles too numerous to mention In
detail. We have the largest and
best assorted stock of any paint
house in Delaware. We sell at tho
most moderate prices consistent
with quality. Give US a call and
convince yourself. 49,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01
Philadelphia Passenger Steamboats,
Commencing Saturday. March 3lst, 1891
CITY OF CHESTER AND
BRANDYNYINE,

Leave Fourth street wharf. wilm,no,on
u NJ, and 4.lb p. m. anu io.~
Leave PhiladeIphia. Chestnut streat
wharf. 40 and lU.l1 1t. M. 10 and an. m
stop both ways at Chester on all LrIps
tich cts TO return ON ID. & y.
Freight received all day At PhllAdefplra
and Wilmington and carried at Lowest
rates,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

iota '.....'''''..'.......... .SiEl,Us2 au
The amount appropriated is S35, 1850 :
80 less than was asked for by the DIFF
ferent departments.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

Buy that substitute for gum cam
phor, Asaka CanpLor. ut Taylors, COZ
King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

Mr., j. b, Malott, formerly of our
city, but now of Philadelphia, Is visit
Ing this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

For New Castle STA ll.la II. m, 100 40
6.l5, G5p p. IN. and l2.O6 night.
For Lewis, S.la a. M. IA D. m
EXpfess for Dover. Harrington anh Deltnar.
ILL it.u3 ID. M. Ia y. M. aud 1891 night
for Harrington and way stations only, 25i
y. IA.
Express for Wyoming. $50 D. m.
EXPRESS for tapa Charles. Old Point Com
Tort aud Norfolk. li.03 a. m, and l. .Ol night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01
PENNSYLVANIA RAILR0AD.
The Standard hallway Of America
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT ny Tnu
Iuterlocking switch and BIock signal sys
tenn.
PHILADELPHIA, MILMIS,srDN a
BALTlMOKE KAILROAD

IN EFFECT MAY istb, 1891,

Trains will lenve WILMINGTON ns follows
, FOR PM iadelphia express. 10y. a55 40
o;Sl ':4s 100, $50. sos. 1905. lO.l6 l02a IL ~
ll5l 4. NJ, si2I 10, LIZ. a.O5, sos, DO, SOD 5J5
and VIZ p. In. ~
Accommodation. 600. 700, BO6. 10 20. II. az n
M; l!.1l. IA 4. 10. 5.l5. 40 and TO- 30 D. m,
FOR chester sekprestl. l.57. 40. $50 80, 7.5O
800 500 zoos. ll2D, ll.5l II. m, LIZ, 500, b.5b
40 and 9l2 p. IN o
Accommodation, GOO. 100. sos. loAl IA a,
In, ls3@. a.3A 3IU, DIS. :. ~ ami 1920 ~ m,
FOR New York. Loo. 2.55, 4.g0. 60 100 $50
9 ~, iln'. 1913 $40 iL5l a. M, sI2iD, 1877
Dos. 500. 30 $50. % yO,T " and TO- ID D. m
l sor boston without change 1910 a. IN. and
:, For New Orleans, EIchnonl and DunvlIle
Express t7.lI p IN.
For West Chester via Lamokln. go a. IN.
3.fD p. m. "
For Newark Center and intermediate sta.
tions., 40 a. IN. Gnd B93 p, IN
baltimore ana " ashipgton AS SOL oil
~ ~ ahd ll.M Il. M i2OI 19.23. sIf5, 20S'
night "
baltimore and Intermediate stations 247
4l9 sos AMI Il.54 p. IN.
Baltimore and Hav Lima Z m N IN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01
SIS, Sc, ST
Now $780,,
So, So. SO

Also lot Of Boys Suits, IA to 10
size. So. 90 and o. goods. and
not too high at that. The new
price will be just one.half. We
want you to have the clothes.
We want the money and We want
the room. Later on we will tell
you why.
II you take look at our GUS
tom window and examine the
goods displayed in 1t to-day
2oull be surprised. They're
genuine bargains. The fit, work
and trimmings all that can be
desired-S25 your choice. Goods
that have sold at s3S and go.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01
REPLEN|SHED OUR STOCK

We have replenished our stock for Satur.
days trade of Regent Getaway Clay Wor
sted Coat and Vest and Serge Suits. Rough
or smooth Cheviot Suits. ...........
Children's Clothing at way down prices,
but not in quality ............,.. -.
Our clothes for merchant tailoring are
away above the average in quality and away
below the average price. .........-....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01
S. so, S., Sc.
Now So. SO

We have lot Of about 80 Suits
Of Mems Clothip8 made to sell
ct s14 sl6 and $ls--mostly
email sizes. We put them al
$3.50 to close them. They cost
more. II you can be fitted ID
them you get good, Atwood.
well-made Suit very cheap In
deed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-03
THE LATEST.

The news from the United States
by the Monowai, indicates that the
railroad strike is about over, al
though quiet and freedom from dis
turbance are not altogether re-
stored. The loss to laboring men
in wages, as well as the loss to the
farmers and the railroads, must
have been enormous. In Congress
nothing definite has yet been done
in regard to the tariff. The princi-
pal subjects of disagreement are
coal, iron and sugar. The bill is
now in Conference Committee. The
indications that it will pass in some
form are good. Senators Mills and
Smith, who represent the opposite
wings of the Democratic party,
have both expressed themselves to
that effect. The principal differ
ence of opinion between the Senate
and the House is not, it seems, up
on sugar, but upon the iron and
coal duties. OF course It is posi-
bic that these differences cannot be
settled, in which case no bill at all
can be passed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-03
THE FIRST STEP TAKEN.

Yesterday Mr.. Emmeluth intro
duced into the Councils can Act
to Provide for a Labor Commits
sion," and it passed its first read
ing. The full text of this Act is
reproduced in another column, and
it should be carefully perused by
all our readers.
The Act seems to be very salts
factory. Its enumeration of the
objects for investigation is very ex-
haustive, and indicates an immense
field of labor, which cannot be COW
cred without a great deal of hard
work. If the inquiry thus outlined
is made, it cannot fail TO bring
about important results. In be-
tween the special representatives
of the laboring class on the one
hand and the planters on the other
is a large body OF candid men who
are interested in the prosperity of
both, and who will be ready to act
upon the facts if they can only
find out exactly what the facts are.
The same thing is to considerable
extent true of the generality of
laborers and capitalists. Both sides
want fair play. The workingmen
who want to rule even if the plant
ers are ruined, are in minority.
The planters who want big divi-
dends at any price, do not really
represent their class. In this stu
alton the one crying necessity is
to find out what are the facts.
If the labor commission can find
out, we believe the battle will be
more than half won. The friends
of progress and civilization in this
country went to see an end OF the
contract labor system. They would
like to see the whole miserable
system of immigration superseded
bv something better. They want
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UNNECESSARY DELAY.

The San Francisco Bulletin of
July oath contains the following
editorial note:
'Tt is reported from Washington
that the Administration may delay
formal recognition of the Hawaiian
Republic for awhile, and give some
less interested nation a chance to lead
off. Because we are interested is our
best reason for giving prompt and
hearty recognition to our own kin,
who have established an American
republican government in the mid
Pacific"
While Mr.. Cleveland is waiting
for the less interested powers, the
less interested powers will be wait
ing for him.
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the work of the country to be done
by men who are not strangers to
its manners and morals, its govern
ment and its laws. If these hopes
are not Elusive, the investigations
of the commission will supply
them with a sound basis of fact. If
they are Elusive, then the sooner
they are dispelled the better.
Let US have the facts, no matter
what they cost.