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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14

Novelty -,ks reduced iFen y and - Ls9
Eveuiag sllks including Fable satin Rhadanae, GFcs
Grain. taan hsii price.
All oar Black Dress siiks 81 wonderful bargains
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14
JUNIORS DEFEAT DENNY SCHOOL.
Youngsters Play q Close Football Game
and show Good Fonts.

At $3.50 yesterday morning the Denny
school football eleven met the Seattle
Juniors on the Madison street grounds.
The game was closely contested. some of
the youngsters showing great promise.
The Juniors won by score Of IL to 8.
At the end of the first half the game was
to 8. The Juniors second touchdown
was made on q tumble by Callahan and
Casey in attempting q criss-cross. The
best playing was done by Green, Callahan
and Casey for Denny: Mcknight, Cheney
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14
GLOVES.

1T. s. ,,,.,... ,.,,es., ,,om 7se .... s5i,
lafies z4lA Gloves reduced from 40 10
fasea cloves reduced from gen to,sss.% ss.stsss
Iaasta Gloves reduced from &C To- -
Caarai Jersey Cashmere. reduced from sc 10
Yisek Cashmere Gloves, reduced from f9S te-.s-. -
Bsek Cashmere Gloves. reduced from 500 tos's
SaxaaV Mistens reduced frota ne 90
81 aay Alttens re1u ed from 81 8e 10 s-..s--s "a
ssxauy Mtftoas reduced Fem zoe -
49, Gfeves sitk Fedmcea she 90, lts
thsrru. raffsta Gloves reduced from &c 10 .is
Chadfen CssnmsTs Gloves. reduced irona 20 TO- i.a
RmhFolderies at half pElCa
Fans a haif price
Haudkerchieis AZ bait rFce
fursots sad Muslin UnGeFwsN al . bss osfkaio-
fufauts Goods at half price
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14

AT the Cincinnati races Saturday the
winners were: Eight furlongs, Aiethia
Allen, ls5s4; twelve furiongs. ]. z. b.,
2:44; ten furiongs. Piutus. 2:l2; match
race. 81, 600 side, $1,000 added by the
Jockey Club, seven furlongs. Lehman.
l:2s.; five furiongs. Yemen, 1:o4; six
furiongs. Gurgle, l.lss4.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14

In very tsas Linen Table pAmask Cover.

blankets. contorser.. Chenille snd Lace cars.ias
sss than half price.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
TOWELS AND TABLE LINENS

- ,, ro,,cl. reduced from &c 10 s 0si
Linen HueA Towels. reduced from zoe ta-.ss.. .
, uoA s,.ss ,es,,eea tram 2Sc 90 .... rs
Turkish Towels. reduced from iao to-.
Turkish Towels. Fotuced from 90
Tufkish Towels reduced from 30 '.o
Tnfkish Towels. reduced reG Toe Ia s-.t. ~
Bras Eye Linen, N-ineh, rsdacsd iFom s--' fet "A
piece '-~~
Birds Egc Linen. -2tncht rcanesn ffoAa Wv f9t
piece go. '.'S
Bras EYe Linen. aAnoh, reduesa h"Aa - Per a m
10 stsss-
Rra's Ave cotton, 20-iaeh. reduced from soc per .
piece 80 ~
hifds Cotton, &4-tneh. feauesa H"in SO PSa ao
piece to ~
Brds I've cotton ai-ineh. reduced from al . peF -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mr. aud Mrs James Hurlock left
to-day for Boston, Mugs.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riagc al Albert G.. bum and Miss Lou
latter=on ut tue NJ. L. hurch Saafcrd
on Oct 10. Mr. Dunn ia tho fireman
who WAS injured at Harrington last
week by tbs blowing out OF the crown
sheet Of the engine.
Mis-, D. a. Stevens Of Portland Me =,
is the guest Of her father, 4, James
Belt.
Charles W. Cullen of Georgetown,
ID visiting friends In our cit y.
. CUlgIel l.. 4. Cooper has been visit.
ing Ia PhiiadG phla and telling the
politicians what big majority the
DamJtrats would have in Della ware
this fall,
The opening Of the Philadelphia
College OF Pharmacy Will DO on Non.
day next October i4t. with large
class. Among those FROM this city
who will attend the lecture are Elmer
Nayl6r, John Jacobs Harry Is. Strad.
10y, Charles Dean, Juia Yat+s. Andre W
CahlIl and Fred Kelley. Tins is I'll {
largest class that has gone from this
city.
Mrs Mary Z. Marion, a writer oil
considerable note of Lafayette, Indi
ana, is passing few days with hel
cousin, Dr. Howard OF Asbury NJ, l.
Church. she expects 10 pass Tho com
, ing winter in New York and Washing
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28
# You Value Money

Como to-day to tho Great Manufactur.
ers' Sale, now going on at 224 MAR.
kET STREET, Wilmington, Del. and
secure the greutest bargains iE Ladies'
aud Chlldren's Coats ever heard OF In
this city.
Remember, tho manufacturers
want their money and everything will
TO sold, regardless OF price. To give
an idea OF the big bargains to be had
at this sale. we mention the follow
ing low prices
Ladies' Fail Jackets. oil styles and
icolors, IS cents; guaranteed to be
worth $500.
$40 Ladies' Handsome Model Coats,
3S inches long, in all colors, with extra
full sleeves made expressly for this
seasons trade. Sos manufacturers
lprce, 500.
| 800 styles OF Ladies' Imported
Model Coats, in all leading styles.
satin and silk lined. large pearl but.
tors $500; worth $1,000. $1,000 and
S95 90.
1000 Childrens Reefer School Coats,
to go at A. cents; cost to make $3.50
Childran's Long School Coats, III
lplalds, stripes and plain. to go at o.
icents; worth $500, SiOJ and $500.
Chlldlen's Cashmere Coats, In /,
and years, embroidered top ant
bottom, TO go at 70 cents; real value,
500 and $500.
10 Ladies' Handsome Black Clotl
lCapes, trimmed with Jets, ribbons ant
laces. az. Is; cost to Manufacture, 81. 90
$500 and 5000. And 1000 other bar
gains, we huve no room to mention.
Come early and secure your pick
while the stock is complete. Remem
Der, this great sale will soon close
During this sale the salesroom viii
remain open evenings till y. IN
Saturday until u J.. m. Everybod,
invited. Remember the number. ~
Market Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28

The Democratic Registrars OF one
OF the districts OF New Castle refus'&
last Saturday TO place the names OF
certaiL men on the registry list who
had paid their tax in 1893 and were
not assessed In 1894. in order, We sup
pose, that they might consult an at
ltorney or put them to the trouble OF
calling again to. morrow. THIS con-
duet is an outrage, and we should
think those guilty OF 1t would be
asham med OF themselves. We under
stand that Chief Justice Lore and also
the Attorney General have been con.
suited and they expressed surprise
that the officers should have refused
to admit any one to register on such
grounds.
We presume, therefore. the regis
trars will perform their duty In this
respect tomorrow. II they do not
they should be taught a lesson they
will not soon forget. 1t is too bad
that there should bs such thrilling, AMI
men should he put to the trouble OF
calling twice to discharge duty that
should DO performed OIL tho first APP
Iplication. While citizens should ask
nothing but what is rig hit. they should
submit to no decision which Is wrong
The registrars should understand this
and do their duty as honorable cit,
zeus and not as low and unscrup'alous
Ipartizans. Lot Justice be don,
though the heavens fall"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28

On Thursday ev0n,ng. Goth Inst az
tho lInupy Inmates OF sunny Slope
iiraulyw Hundred, Gthe residence
oil Clark Webster Esp were quietly
seated after The tolls OF tAe day, enjoy.
lns a sweet social COMMUNION, tie
3oAHl of h0fsaa' hoDl4 anl carriage
Wheels rushing up the driveway start
led them, aull about 50 friends CON
}FOulei tHeul hey soon realized that
tho raw "lUnli recently formed ut
j.. an. Ia. hsH come TO surprise Mr.
button " atstar GIG OF Their members,
aud sol Of liz Lost and Eostrrs, the
band cUu'aiHs II members ard 20
F.s1gars accommodated them.
1hp careful housewife AMI IN other
had h1cn gwen gH ,u,.ius Of what was
70 occur and tAuus y pros lded 4
h9Iunul supply Of refreshments.
livery one SCENE AUulI on having %
good tins; mus Nv st.y ttaEtpi ult
IN tGJ eEei4aE AR aud EalsoHn
voices mingled ia song TIL the ear.
morning hour warnet thap that rrtil-
Iag tin had come After paitpklu4.
pt a4s good things furnished log tn
earthly tabernacle. they departed with
many good wishes Tor the 54ec - VI
Ii. ROW uutafITia7.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28

Samuel Bancroft. Jr. IN lis lettaJ
replying TO tie colnmittne which oil
clally informed Lim Of Ills nomination
FOR Congress. says "Noar letter
more than implies that have beef
selected to make tho light at this tlmC
as an advocate Of further tariff re
form. and accepting this nomination
| can OILY say that it Is as representa-
tive not OILY OF this cause. but of In
creased freedom OF trade. and ex.
change in every direction, that | wIsI
to be understood as entering I've cam
paign."
Tint Is 1t, more tariff reform. fur
Their reduction Of duties to promot
the interests oil foreign worNmau ant
in porters.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28

A gentleman of wealth said the ether
day he had long thought he was vo
ting against his interest In voting thu
Republican ticket. but he was willing
to make some sacrifice to promote thu
interests OF the laboring class Is, aud
hence he continued to vote with the
Republican party. The working poo
pie, however. had voted to lower the
tariff, to make goods OF all kinds
cheaper. as well as the wuges for ser
wants, and he was satisfied II they
were. As lie was not engaged In any
business and lived on his money h,
did not feel that he had cause TO com
plain or lind fault.
| He hired his servants at lower rate
lie mad repairs To his property made n
u less cost, lie was paying less 70
Everything he Used, aud consequently
was saving good many dollars b!
the change, In conclusion lie sal,
lit that suits the working people /
suits ne. they ure welcome TO hav
their own way. The workers can Sc
for themselves who Is benefited am
vote accordingly. Low wages sui
the rich, but low wages do not sul
those WHO aGvo to eat Tread i'll t.l
sweat oi their face"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28
FOOTWE EAR

constantly arriving, which
before we were obliged to
lpile up in cases in the alleys
and backyard. We have
them now displayed in fine
order ready for you to carry
them away with you, which
you will be sure to do when
you see them, and learn the
prices.
Should the increasing
business demand further en-
largement, Grady is not the
man to cry hold! We are
determined to provide amply
for all our friends.
We will now give you an
idea of our present prices:
Our $3.50 shoes in opera
and square toe, are the best
lin the market. G0.pair of
ladies lace shoes, in opera
and square toe for $l.25,
worth 81. 80.
Misses button shoes in
springfield and tipped, for
Soc.
Misses springfield and
tipped for S1.00 and 81 %,
and up.
Childs' springfield, sizes
from 5 to s, for zoe; 81 to
|, for Toe.
We have a full variety OF
mems fine shoes for $l.25,
and up to $500.
We have q full and com.
ylete line Of rubbers and gum
boots at the lowest price al
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28
Diets.

Rev. J. Edgar franklin bag resigned
as pastor Of East LakS PrejAyNElAn
Church to accept the pastorptf 81 The
Perth Amboy, New Jersey Pfffhy.
terlan Church. The reslgnAt9GW Ito
take effect the last Sunday In Q0tphAr.
The two sailors imprisoned Toll Two
days by the Unltsd States Court f6r
refusing to work on Sunday we're Re.
leased yesterday.
George II. Carlisle 10 suffering from
injurlee to his knee cap received by
Hollingsworth Company.
The Institute Draughting School
will hereafter be opened to women as
well as men.
St. Paul's Camp Meeting Association
will hold picnic at Brandy wine Sum-
nit on October IL.
Alpha Council. Legion OF the Red
Cross. gave an entertainment In the
Smith Building last evening.
The Delaware and Atlantic Telegraph
and Telephone Company 10 erecting a
number OF new telegraph poles.
The annual synod OF the Catholic
Diocese of Wilmington will begin In
this city on October -.
Tho Brandywine Granite Company
has secured the contract for furnish.
ing 10. coo sewer blocks for Baltimore.
Mrs. Anna Hill Downward. daughter
of the late Rev. Charles Hill, and wifc
OF Henry G. Downward, died on Wed.
nesday.
The Y. M. @. A. will give farewell
reception to william l.. Hoffman, the
retiring physical director. and also to
G. ii. II. jackson. the new instructor,
on Saturday evening.
Henry Fehling has been eleoLed
leader o. the Grace Orchestra.
Willis and Gillls rhyme. Their
names will be written In Delawares
history after November next as the
suecessful candidates OF the Repubii.
can party, along with the whole ticket
On Saturday, before the HonQrable
1gnatius q. Grubb, application Will be
made for leave to make amendments
and alterations OF the original certiti-
cate Of corporation of the Evening
Journal Printing Company. 1t 10 pre-.
| pared to Issue several hundred moro
shares OF stock to raise additional
capital Tor the only Democratic daily
] In Delaware.
U. S. Senator Hill will have an uphill
road to travel when lie runs against
Morton for Governor of New YORK
State.
What a lovely m other In law Profess
sor Swithin @. Shortlidge must have
In Dr. Mary Jones.
A pleasant entertainment was given
in st. PauPs NJ. K. Church last evening
for the benefit of the school fund.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28
THREE MEN INJURED ON THE
RAILROAD.
George w. skugRs Has His Right leg
Mangied-Two Other nIen Injured.

George w. skugRs Has His Right Les
alanglcd-Two Other Men injured.
Geo. W. Skaggs. Of Townsend. and
20 petit juror drawn to serve at the
session OF court now being held. was
seriously injured at the FIench street
depot OF the p, W. d b. r. Il. last
evening. M. Skaggs was at the depot
with the Intention OF going to his
home on the $50 o'clock train. He
crossed the tracks to the Delaware
an<oad telegraph Office, where he
senta message to his wife. While re-.
turplng he did not see north bound
express train approaching, and as he
stepped on the track he was struck.
When picKed up his right leg was so
badly mangled that it had TO be am.
pQtateL below tho knee. He is now at
the Delaware Hospital, Mr.. Skaggs
was doing well this morning
John Shields. fireman on the colo
NAL express due here at 65S O'Clock
over the p, W. & b. Railroad, had hi 1.
right hand badly cut Ly pushing it
through window of the cab which
ne cid not notice was down.
William Murphy, q tramp from Bos.
ton was seriously II not fatally injur.
led at the West Yard. lie was stealing
10 ride and fell between the cars. He
right foot was badly crushed and no
was also Sc riously injured about the
head. Murphy was removed to the
railroad hospital. where DIR. j. A..
Draper attended him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28

The corner of Fifth and jefferson
Streets was tho scene OF lively time
on Wednesday afternoon. There lie al
shoemaker located at that place. and
he was Indebted to the sowing ma.
chine company for part OF the price,
of his machine. Two representatives,
OF the company called and asked foll
the money. The shoemaker told him
he would pay him after q while. To
this proposition the men objected and
went to take the machine away. A
reg ular scufiie ensued, during whlc b
tho machine and men figured 80
prominently that the neighborhood
was somewhat aroused, aud they all
went through the window. The men
went away without the machine aud
have not as yet returned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28
Tho New Music Club.

A large and enthusiastic meeting OF
the gentlemen interested In the tor.
nation Of society for singing high
class music was held In the room of
the Builders Exchange last evening.
The constitution and bylaws as SUBJ
mitted by the committee were adopted
with some mobilization. A president
and board OF directors were elected as
follows: Henry Bald. president; W.
N. Eaton. Jr.. I. Leslie Carpenter, W.
". Fisher, George F. Baird, h. Howard
A number OF women will be enrolled
ias members, and the fret rehearsal
will take place on next Thursday even.
ling. provided suitable room can be
secured. Applications for member.
ship may be sent for the present to
George q. Baird, No. 712 Franklin
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28

Mrs. j. w, Aydon and daughter and
Mrs. George Moore and daughter, of
Wilmington, returned .home Welnes.
lay evening after making an cninya-
Die visit TO the homo of Mr.. and Mrs.
William BOlten on Main street.
Mrs. kate Shannon. OF Wilmington,
arrived in town yesterday for u lew
days visit to her relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs William J Eliason.
Mrs. j. Gaylord Bradgon visited
friends In Wilmington, yesterday.
Albert McCuude has gone buck to
his Wilmington home after Waiting
ut tho home OF Mrs William Rostn Tor
u f days.
Joseph Townsend and wife, OF Vii.
mtH8ton, n'G here Tor several days
Mis-. benjamin I.BiEgs Ia entertain
ing Miss lunnle Llidsou, oI Whining
ton
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28

There mas always been Il class oil men
In our country who have Favored IN
restricted 'rado wlth all the d'letchl
nations on tho lace oil the earth. lhe
Idea Is q pleasant one anu the system
might work very satisfactorily II all
the working people were satisfied to
work for the same wages, SO long
MS thereis an Objection TO such an
equalization there Will be some fIlc.
ton. The country which phys the
higher wages cannot compete with
those who pay lees rate. and IT'S pro-
ducts will consequently DO driven cut
OF the market. AS out people do not
desire to compete with the paupcr
laborers OF Europe we mast favor tAe
tariff system
By the imposition Of tax on foreign
goods ouI home maAet is preserved
for the sale of home productions; and
IL tho price demanded is thereby in,
creased we all get the benefit there,
from through iucrl aeed business. in.
creased intelligence urd Increased
prosperity.
The Democrats however. have gen
orally he'd that the protective system
taxed tile many for the benefit Of thl
few, that it made tire rich richer ana
the poor poorer Hence tkey sue
seeled III carving tic #pIprtt.us IL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28


The reporter of the REPUBLICAN
Visited Media yesterday and Witnessed
the closing address OF Mr.. W.. H..
Broomui, Esu., counsel for Professor
9w.thin q. NuOttlGdEe. vino was on
tr.Gl Tor killing his wife 70 whom he
had Teen married some slX weeks.
ttsii.Ct Attorney SGhuiler ma Fl
i Il .cHL plea t 4 conviction arguing
Hat tho grlBoI.er vas sltio nj the
time OF tho homicide, Judge Clayton
charged the jury in few weil chosen
f8mlrNs reg riding thu law b3Iriu. on
the case
Tho Jury. utter being out about an
ho4t nna Il lHi!f, brought In u verdi It
of iGsIuity ami the prisoner WIS in,
iaeiliutoly Blrro .nttcl by his yOuu,,
children, WHOM lie embraced uttBu
u5nately, weeping a. the same time.
lie was taken to the Charter House
wi!ere 10 spent the night. being nc
tolnpaHled b. Lis two brothers ans
Dt. richardson. lie was taken to III,
ENpristOWE Insane Asylum to-day
Inc Court lIOu5e was moro than hal
titloI with well dressed luIias during
tie trial, who eviHced the ,;featos
anxiety IL regard to lts conclusion.
me sympathy OF the Media people
wero with the prlsOlle", who lld al
ways before arile an inreproachab .
character. lie was well liked by hit
neiEhbDrs and srlolurs, who attended
his school. The Professor as he sn
with bowed leal resting ON one hand
WGpiEg tho .ears from his eye
every few ,uiHu ties, must haY
lived wears In memory since the fata
day when he took his brides HE. Iii
hair was long. bushy aud white. AM
his face had aged some ten year
since Ul9 Incarceration IN the asylum
Ills picture in the different paper;
was taken several years ago. aud ha
only Il faint rcscmhlUi % to the ma
as he yesterday sat in the Prisoners
dock OH trial for his life.
} Ills sanity bratAer.in.lRw, the Rev
MIR. Jones, found that Media atm OF
plere was not eouganial 10 hts rslil
t0us work End heath aud 80 10 fC
: other ilelds more TO his liking.
lie Media court House Ia an lOl
fashioned at!atr, plain and lntat
SINAI! Tor such rich county Us Del
ware county 1t 10 nothing hhtl
handsome or as comm UdiOus Us "
miagtyH's Court IIOu SO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28

DETROIT Mich" Sept.27, Mayor Pin.
gree famous potato patch scheme,
Icy which several hundred acres oil un.
Improved property in the suburbs
were last summer planted with pota-
toss. has yielded l5.p0J bushels OF tho
yesetable1, worth .a1Qb, which are IL
be applied TO the relief of tho eity's
poor. Az the total Investment for
seed. labor in blowing and planting.
etc., was but s-jJ1. there seems to De
a good margin OF profit for TIM poul
In the scheme. so eIgGcssful Inns benI
the plan that there Is Eow serious tail
OF mailing 1t permanent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28

SrMpIuM Moisture: intense iicatng
ana stingngi iuust at nlsht worse by
ate, Lesutuing very sore, SwAYNE's DIST
MN stops the Itching and bic ding
nvals liberation. aud IA most cases 70
ltaoYcs the iuuor. Al dru sgsils or by
man, lur 5J cunts. ur. SwLyne y son
PuttaQglphla,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-28

The Chester butchers came to vii.
mington yesterday and were defeated
IN five inning game by tho score OF
i5 to 3. Lust evening Il banquet was
rendered the visitors In German Hall
There were about forty covers. EX
Councilman William II. Quinn ma IL
the address OF welcome. William
wilkins managed the affair.