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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
BALTIMORE AND ONO X. II.
fdti i-Npffss Iia4as TO
Baltimore. Wnshington. Chicago, CinrInni
-. InuIs md Al PninI. W.

PULLMAN CAR sERVI IL OK ALI TRAINS.
Leave Nca York. fos 81 I"ery 81. daily for CHI
tAGo. ] 30 and 1915 night. For PlTTSRT RG.
40 ?. m. l2:l5 night For CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS.
300 o" a. ~, 600 y. ~, For WASHINGTON. BhLrI-
MORE. 300 q. IN. il:3 Dulng carr. 30 % 90
T. ~ tx sunday. ,;.oo T. unns can GOO D. ~.
Ell night. Al Trims daily except $50 D. N.
p N1ifpLk; liay Line. 80 :. III. ~. sunday.
For NEW-D'tLItNS. va Roanoke iirisi0l thafta-
nooga. through Pullman sleeping Car 800 p. m daily.
O. "hct ehc.,; ~ ~ ~; ~ Edway ~ Fast li,h
tion foot Of Liberty ST.. G. x. IL OF n. j.
New York Iransc Co viii call for and check baggage
from hotel rcs.Icaco destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

The Finance Committee, OF the Real Estate M
change, consisting Of w. Luyster H. H. Ca,
mann and E. A. Cruikshank, met yesterday 4.
the board-room to consider the balance sh.st.
prepared by the treasurer, George De Forest Bsr
ton; AS their report to the board will be made
IT was understood that they favor declaring
dividend. Mr.. James g. Gardner the owner has
stone dwelling. 2lxlOo. for about $1,000 Mr. Gsra.
bought the property for about 5000, Novembs,
g. 1894 L. J. Phillips has sold for Marx RothschiM
Nos. II and 70 Grecne-st., fve-story buIdIns
S76x10o to the estate OF Josiah Bedding, for about
$l2j 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
CLYDE LINE.

''uARIEsTON : =. the South and Southwest
AK soNV:I.I.E ami all Florida points 80
From Per - T.. Il. U,ot or ,,Iier q
,,t,v ,eGr.F, "Wednesday. NlN-ii',
ALGONQUIN. '.'' >,.nter 20
r:MGNOLE. r y,,,c.nn,otatiors
Al steamers nave nrst-cass passenger &c, ,,,s
W." = : Bowling Green y. !.
Fla cent & Penn. Fast F. & T. Line, va
-, g Freight and Iaes.ngrr Line VIA 'ha'l.stot
"'''' 80 =. 4: J,ger G.nu Ag- 37p - way. y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
81 RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF Desbr0sses and Cortlandt Street.
In Effect November ~, 1904.


P 1a"o A. ~ e. nA'T hIMrEp
lion Cars Arfives Chicago m. Cleveland . %
a m, Cincinnati 80 a. and Indianapolis so d" w.
2 a"s p ro'G H. cicXGo AND ST LOUIS ExPREss;.
vle ana Chicago. Arrive Cincinnati 1915 a. M d.
" s1 nnin: Cais 70 ' Shcaso and cleveland Arrives
~ f. Ia Ri Gagrfa x RE-
Slipping ana bnns c"rs t. ,0annano, en M st.
500 j.. VI. FnCiFrG EXTREss. Pullman Sleeping Car
- Pitsburg. Connects for Chicago daily anu ''''
naITIMoKE. u ,SiIHGrON AND THE s0uTH;
S2o 200 ioi" Limited dn nas,o Sa and rnnS tarsl
- dining 'ar 40 dining ,a az nl n"'" AZ Z -
ga" H.. 10 night sunday, SD ~ a, ~" ;,orcI
- dining Car,. $50 DINING carr. %" M l-'l'
sol TliERN RAILWAY EMPRESS. ? 20 p. m. da ally
slccf'rs TO- AIsua. - Apeusi.ne and Lam. ana an9
Now pric ans. y i night daily sieepers to Mon'som-
ATLANTIC COAST LINE; 300 a m daily Sloerpers 70
T,n'a. 49, Ausl:iiue Macon. charlc.,'9rn og p IN
30 y. " paily fcr chcsapsake and Onto Railway
FIR JED Sr'6NS@Tf SSMP"T oad NORFOLK via Cape
Charles Route. ~ weekdays and win lh'o"b'
ror ArrAHric 'iTY and CAPE MAY. 100 r N.
weekdays Through Buffet Parior car to Atlantic
r. as 'ac ay re q 3':an 70 G anG '9S p Point
stop at N''"l ron ~ r,i. mi ,i, 'D"'''''
FynG.e', 10 20 N3' o. 30 70 ecnNa aG ' Cpinns
p m. l@l' uen' sundays ENprcss 60 SO D
c.o. : - ,p'ninr c.r. Dining ca. 8. 7:''. S.
T.ar. oa.es. 81. 80 90. i.i9c. l@s2 III ane 2ci
- tN' A''t ii2", aal i'> SEQ ra6n ;,ro gs
Broadway a1l Ercohlyn Annex station foot - Ful'
s'..c' Hrnet'r. station. Jersey citt The N'w-Yo'k
ho'.e aul residences through TO dcstnai,n. ,o,
E, ..i,I v,n,ger General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
CT\AED LINE.

a =
N. TO LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN
Aurana. Nov -, .. 'auipa'id Dec. l." H. III
Lucania Dee l. 30 a. n rbia d ,e': - 40 n
trorr Pier 40 North Riv-.. foot u C'afkson-st 40
cabin passage 500 AMI up" rd second rnnn CIV
81, according t. steamer and accomTn lda,lohs. .,
steerage tickets and from all parts o. Eu'op re
very low rates freight and passage Apply Ak '''
conp,nv's of.ce. 80 Tl1wlng Green. Ne. ! o,l.'
r On NnN II NROMN & CO. Gcnern Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
CENTRAL RAILROAD or new JERSEY.
lAn.hfcr.f. cal used exclusively
Tor ft.As Automatic Bloch SIGNALS
O: ND AFTER NOV Is. 1894.

fAa;hicrf. cal used evclusv"iyN
Tor u,.t. Automatic Rlook SIGNALS
o." I'D AFTER NOV Is ls?i
Trains l"i'- station loot - Iib"riyst
FIR Fusion I;crtieiirul Allentown. Mauch chunk g.
go IL. 9io III - - Ea-tonl ~ NJ. ITO: -" GO
rosf. ~. 30 80 : - {, Alent lWn = VI sundays
lrr Viihesntrsc. Pitts'Yn and Scian.n. o.lO A. NJ
10 10 -, j. Il SUNDAYS. { 20 \. NJ
F'r Beading ~ - 500 9.lo. 1000 u 30 NJ. 10
80 ~ so 80 : - = n i2i' night, sun
l'or Harrisburg - 30 90. . 10 \. VI 10. 20 200
5",. - = NJ. i2.l5 night sundays. 200 5aao GOO
For s.ntur, r.rl,lrrg AMI WilameYort at 40. 500
$40 \ ". l.io -. 7:2) = Il sundays. 600 r 81
r. l.k "n1 pon,s s'Gh 40 20 o. r peI
fnnAI. TO" 3 ~ 20 Red Raut1 Gs = " SUNDAYS .x
FOR LAKEWOOD
80 S.l5 T. NJ i.45. 10 so
r. Fam aei..c Toms River Iafnoea; Park ard Bar
g,.1t $50 - a. NJ. i.'5 so T. NJ.
i.r Atna'r l'y. ape NAY. N.neland AM hr'dFe'on
i.r n nr IN zach s~ahrlrh, and Highlands u
Nlt.rii~ -" ~ u ?" ". 20" l;i'' 500 + NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
30 ruirApEiI1ilA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
a1'@ "" ~ FL; 80 20 SO s ss2 1872 300
800 DINING csr. go r. NJ. i2i' nirh' ooo ,,.,.
0.i,.r- Dtr ". 90 20 so rlnIrr carl. GO
4 ..r.f r.rIIr.. Hnn ~ - dining carr
\ 'rI ,'Y dining rlrl GOO =. ". l:.ii night
,rf ..-..'r ..'f. 'aa D., y cured ar ~ :di
~. ,t re-, w.. l--'h 50 2ci W.. lc,'h s. 81 CO.
'.-.'r- ,s Ne'.}. t ur' - N''' Fulton - I'-o.
..r tfr.t. ftrrsturr Tho NV York Transfer
cr'aa, nn .la ,r amt check baggage from hotel or
f..ffrtf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Allen James l.. and VIE to wm, II ann y gan;
Forres'-a'e. 22l # -, ; Of iGli''I Improve
ment 60. lots Hills. map seq" y ''se
ns ss@e JACOB {Sef b' to Miikcn. $ Nieho-
as-aye. l2ill II ot lijthst, YER p;,,..,--
] Brown David :. to John jones' cor RIVER =
p ra DF',s e hna AMI g another to ohn Mclean
rs trustee 4ith-st. 20 o' o'""' :,
Same year" 10 lary Adams. ss''h-s 2o' #
ps o. S'G Raiinso6 y's and wife ihe pme sans,
shave. and 5 ii,h-s,. y II OF o'h-a'e' a.
cS years john and Vie Iho5n'on Roa@an
trustee. l71th-st ~
co %SS Th" ' to aGooGs cor i'o'h- ,c
-, st and p s. Nicholas anS stto L Pendeton
D1,s; hooer' Sa' 2Si OF MeIrose SOUTH
p2 yesr p,,i,nn +, II Beekman trustee. :,
Fre. .ilave e"4 % Il n years IL
fianSer; LOUIS =" Hon-ave. 3 years. .....:.:...
HAIRS arr tshea Eai, F F,sT par S Sr.rs .
49,, ~ anu 49, n,aafo Sarah Glass. ssth-s' q
1856 r; Of ,9SSe K Taller Broaiway
In ms rh s,a INST and other property year
- tarrab an" There's" solomon l",th,
ICY" IA r. .ot Fox-s, and other property
year -, William Lee. 5 Avenue A.
Lee, s,, K = t.s2d-st demand. .....,...
-, =, u q. 70 Maria Wood and another W 3
Summit samn,,t, ? ~ # n OF line Of Ren"''N 6
~, pr .r NJ. T. Lena seifert fremont =.
MetkieF; II W ~ Marmion-ay.. demand. ....... =
-, ",%, iNily :. 70 Helen Adams. n " corner .
M1vther'il-avc and 7sth-st. years. .......... H.
=, VS. nlomon ana wife 90 NJ l. Higgins. as
NJ. Nm Henry-st. 23j5 II g of PiAe-st. "a
,Sef Charles H. to W W Han, 6>thst.
.tinfi " of Amsteniam-ave. mortgages. "a
,,9cck Homer IL. to charles 5 DAWSON. trustee.
+ 27th-,'. 100 II Of sh-aye years....... s
~. Christian T. To Eliza Goodman. Ryer
Place. lots l3l and 49, map Samuel Ryer
homestead. year. ........-+..-.
schey. David. 70 John - Holland 97th-st
700 II Il shave. mortgages. | year...... 81
sam" To = Holly. 9sth-st. 200 II " ~ >th- 90.
Richie Eliza J, and another 10 II Henshaw,
4iih-st loo II " of 3d-aYe. , years. ....... -
z 1hs, n. william T. and wife - Title Guarantee
and Trust Co. ,Sth-sf 100 n OF Amster-
dew-avc . mortgages. - ..............-. 3s'
Jsth -. 2S.6 II " 4 oih-aNe. l year. 81
Shields. Annie !, and another % Fannie Meyer.
n corner Bathgate-ay. and lI2d-st. years. L.
stephens. Frank f. ana wife to Lizzie Whitfield.
!3th-st. - Il II 4th-aye. years. ........ 70
't"inf' I'll. David. and wife t. Julius Well. Nos
l2l and l23 Sullivan-st. year ............... SO
tern. Benz. and wife 10 + t. Ausbacher NJ 30
W"st 3>th-st, years lOo
hndy. John. 10 Harlem Savings Bank.
lloth-st. 10 II of tth-aVe l year. .......... ~
he Church u Holy Nativity city " New York. 10
charles Gould. l3dth-st. 473 n u
l"noN-aNe. Years NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AZ
n" New York Homeopathic Medical College and
Hospital To James Il kernochan and another.
trustees G3d-st lo2 II II Avenue A.
corner ,?th Est and lst-ave. years.......... o.
Nhalen. Frank. To the Emigrant Industrial saw
ings Bank. ) i+th-st. 200 Il OF sth-ave.
year '.''...'.'.'. ....-'..''.. o."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20

INTERNATIONAL NAycArIoN c?M vi 49, t'NN'
EltI[s.8lGAN i4lMlGo
FOR SDU~l IhNITON
cro-,.e, ord most convenient route 70 I|'"''''
'' ~, transfer by t.nd,r ~ tidal ce!hys. o-,.
c,so Connection at Southampton for HaNFe anu i"'''
Nv .neciaI far, t,,iu-screw Channel sieaf.rs ...-,
u robin 50 ana upward; II Cabin. SO ana ui"a'u'
NV YORK %oy. u. i Berlin. Dec o. - d. ~
Paris. nov. =. il a. OBJ. N"'-f 'fk '' -. - " "
R[ED GTAR GlMlg
FOR ANTWERP. - 80 -
t-rrr.ct ,vD ...... Wcines ay Nov. Il l. noon
We inesaay 10y; - a. H.
q BOWLING GREEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
1 est an0 Conno.

I oSf- Handbook No. 905 on Dry Dock SavIn
- Bank. Any person having claims upon said book
called upon 10 present the same to the bank within thu
days or the said book will be declared cancelled and
uDguished. and new one issued In lieu thereof. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
ER G. LIN ES .

Through trains f.r chicago ana III" IVES, leave Ne~
Nrih f1t = 'hanl'rs--'. daily. follows and I'VE
minute earlier from West Oh
0IJ lar' nr1r %1'F 5n H snF
ll'lni BInan
sl.nn !. VI. Ncf'ihL.~ Limited S'iid train for chi
''VV c1s. We 'N'ufntfut Lake Si""pers - CHI
tago Ci~,rin AMI Cincinnati Dining car.
G:3O y. M.-rra.io vo-uool' Express.
SID '" a T SqIa"' i iss ana Nss35l , FAN an
cor, ant Cincinnati Dining car
ocAL TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
| Recommendations - POL Oh col and 90 Broadway 1876
lg-f than.iefs and Wet I'D FERRIES
YORK; ...i Fulton 90. Nronklyn 20 Hudson ST. H0hoken
and Cy station Erie Transfer pany calls Or
anl checks baggage from hotels residences
nation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
jnsirutfioE.
For Boys and Young Men.-City.

For Boys and Young Men.-city
boy: sc t9r College s, and Gr' H.
Formerly hssoca,e Principal Of irving school.
DEIvATE INsTRrcTIoNspe attention gwen to
years: ss%ssss;qi e12slispfs r.., ,,b..
FOR Both sexes.-city
FHfA 3k l Rfh93S,HIS GrNTrGGH at c5S1sFs
N aD mus. h" cqa ir.' s f:2 Foh clc3ins
THn HrRrIrz SCHOOL OF LANGyAGEs
Brancl,s in the principal American and European cities
New begns nov.
Musical instruction.
ED H iNg2N WN Tt6x FOX MoI IIdiy Ayb PIANO
Iist i.'th succ'.
For Boys ami Young Men.-Country.
y oRDENTOWN ~. JJ MILITARY INsTlTrTE.
cart T. D. 1N%Do>. coNMAXbAXT.
ElMwoop SCHOOL ToE Rots at Milford. COM =,
nrr son. VIII de-. ~~ t. pfsdi by me aavsn,ascs ohe-el
ny my school. te schoo! j. j. "a 1S me ,,.'e
L|AKriEIp Aclacnv Or I.y- Fairfield. COM. I'm
nm 1rr"s Trf'i al p{i a., a'nnS VI" rln
CEEHloLp INSTITUTE Fsee.ai1 y j. ;oh .ear.
BOYS i.lra.nr school Primary. 'llorr. lr'ifr1ij,
Hisic.s Course -t.str'i. Ifpew .''a'. lei ti"phy.
81 ArLrwoop .NsriTCTE. c.ne.r'y,. r.. .. is
iA.e win energy an! ~ae ~ hys ID ~ Due OF ne
j. -HoRrIirGE Nalc,. 4 NJ. rr'n
n EwroN ~. D. I%sTIrvTr. -llev. 400 ~ W.
a'n6a.iuns baS,s Ill., ennis 20 1ons al side
.ee scn3os or sa 9 Fs'1' wi i9S g. I%s a
For Young Ladics-Coun,ry.
BoXwoop school, or Girls
prcpaiaiory col-.', fr.nch G..n.a. nus ana PR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
oDMPMMaGM0MM.
OCCIDENTAL. AND ORIENTAL 8. s. co.
PACIFIC MAIL :. :. 60.
IAIJORY STEAMSHIP LINES

WI FOR TEXAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
Eleven Iron STEAMSHIPS. agsrcgating 81 go Tons
From Nea York. Wednesday. Friday and saturday.
\ DELIGHTFUL SIX DAYS VOYAGE BN SEA
TO GALVESTON. TENAs. Thence 10y rail- to MENICO
COLORADO SPRINGS. SALT LAKE CITY. Also to
SAN FKANCISop amt all california Winter Resorts
FLOhIpA-NlA BHJ NSWlCK. GA
TO JACKsONNILIE. ST. AlGlSTlNE. TAMPA. &C.
points T.Nar. colorado Utah. Auz.na. california, MeN-
Co. 80 Georgia. Florida * Excellent uccomru 1ll ions
write for mirage Pocket Guhi" Imailed frce
e. H. MALLORY y co. ca Asts. Pier ~. T.. r.. y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
DEL. IiCi> tN AVA AND WESIi-RN u. II.
stations In >r,,-loris foot of Bnrciay and
Christopher streets.
NEsTtIitI LED RAINS. III I.LMAN BUFFET
-aOAaLiI:. rINTsaM IIlIIr


Ili--' r.ut. o. NEVARK BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAlR
THE ORANGES r4rf'rI'. Eeruard.fHle Bas.lng
lrfr N.f. 100 M.@i.ilNn. Fts.nl' Paterson. Bon
f.r l.trr .rlni- Ei DIS LAKE. LAKE, no
HtrIpNG d. f'sf.vn. ~'lfpoLEN MOUNTAINS.
..lns' IItLtIrSnf itG. EASroN WATER
G'f rff0|ffrI.i RS T. .1n Mountains. s'ENN.
'DN IfrT-r'N NGLkr -ENliftr $NNTG 'okE
u'ENillr Nn.Tu' NrlILAN M'nf"'". l,ING.
iiNM. D> '>'t -, N'iWl.H W.,.rt. l,. IlrA
p. fr ifiI eriHNG. o. ff' ~ yitA'l - o.
ThTU nAS~VfIff ~ FlNip ana 81 points WE r
NNf.IiiN A..f rDN rifNEsT
20 = IlNDifAMTDN MAI. SIP, ut principal
90, " rfFrAIo srrANToN HGNGHAMToN
UTICA Ei' IiEIp SPRINGS SYRACUSE and
O-WfG, EXPIRES Pullman llr1"' plror Cars CON
rc' 90 hHnai. wl'h 'r1'n for ago. arriving . 20
I.frirE
-" o. " SCRANTON HNGHAMTON and ElMIRA
ENrHESS Pullman psrlnr cars
T. " RANTHS. WlLkFSEAftf.N and PIYM-
cd TIL INpETSS Pullman phrlor
ufn'i'I HuTala Vr-'iiul-i Limited ENpres,
g. SCRANTON. BiSGHANTON. FLMGRA BUF.
TAiD Pullman IIn"t sleeping Car Connects at
Trrilp with tain - chicago arriving AT 9.33 p.
faf
700 = " DAILY. BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
TIN UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS.
TICKETS hNp PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS NJ -
silrra, 40 Broadaay Tickets ferry stations.
anl broadway. - West i2ith -. 235 Columbus.
nt- YORK BPS 90 Fulton AMI - broadway.
lif akiyn Tine -h~-. giving full Information. at all
stations
WTsTCOTT TXPDESs COMPANY VII, call for
cfo hotel residence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20

DRIvATE INSTRUCTION. ,.,,...
90 WI, s'r s9TTI- ST GEO F. COLE \. NJ.
- rorrerlv associate Principal Of Irving School
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
AID DOMI\ION LIN

W. aIner. FIR NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH OLD POINT
COMFORT ana NEWPORT NEWS VIRGINIA BEACH.
PETERSBURG ana RICHMOND. VA. AMI WASHING
TON. d. G. Mon. Tues. Wei. Thurs. and sat. For
For VEST rOiNr NA.-rues.. Thurs. ana SAT FroI
Pier 20 new 40 y r.. foot Beach. So. az .. m. 81
urda,s 1 g. m. Through tickets and freight rates TO
POINTS South ana West
" + GIfIILAf'pEI' Traffic Nqnap-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
,rD I'D" LINE or STEAMSHIPS.

For Curacao and Maracaibo IRE sht Nov %
5. s. MAiACAIbO FIJI isy,; 3D.
Bot LION. BLISS * n Eror,,
General Managers -
CANANNAH LlNE.-FOIK TR' FEN
~ ~ from Pier -. y. r. foot of sys3 !, ''"I T
Wednesdays. Fridays and saturdays - ~ W.
fright or passage apply To- HAGEN T. ,.,
". H. RHErT. Gen'i AIT !. u. " Rv ~, r. ;. Ssv
Cent. r r. slI h,way = yKER. Ast. O. 8
C. T. T. l.; S'2 E, sUHns s c}nser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20

DEIVATE INSTRICTION.-Spe attention gwen 10
preparing college scientific schools seven
''"'' I!EEAi1N DRIsiER A. NJ. o East i9th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20

I,RANK DAMROSCHS SIGHT-SfNGING CLASSES
i FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN at Carnegie
Music Hal 17th-st and 7th-aye 10 pevi'us knowledge
~ nllslc relMirad.. SEND FOR CILCIl.NNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20

rTHE RER1ITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
i Madison Square tcOr 23th-si. and HWay).
Branches the principal American and European cities
New term begins
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-06

After making q tour through North
ern and Central Illinois. ex-Congrsss-
man Payson has this to say OF the po-
litical situation. Il suppose the Re.
publicans will carry Illinois by 1000
to $4,000 majority. l think there will
be tremendous upheavel all over the
State. The Democrats are disg ustec
and disgruntled on every hand. Mum
Ibers OF them will vote the Republican
ticket because they have learned from
bitter experience that the protection
doctrine is the best one for their In
Iterests, and Others will Join the Re
publicans because they are thorough
ly Disguised with the antics OF thei
own party since 1t came into power
In the manufacturing districts tn
tariff question is the one at issue AM
upon which the Republicans VII
make their gains. while In the agrlcul
tural sections the prevailing har'
times and terrible depression attrl
buted to Democratic administration
by the farmers will work havoc 10
the Democracy. The farmers are In
Ideplorable condition. The prices @
their prolucts have gone down to
point where they cannot make livin,
upon them; and, OF course, they hav
lgot to blame somebody. SO the,
naturally blame tho party In power
We are going to make big sweep i
Illinois, and you can count on that.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-06

Mr.. Bayard's lecture, Manhood va.
Money coming at time when tho
leaders OF his party are studying how
they may buy the greatest possible
number of votes, may possibly set
honest men to thinking SO seriously
that they will refuse 20 act with those
who can be guilty OF eueh periidious
conduct. Already money is being used
to bride voters, TO corrupt the ballot
box and defeat the will Of the people.
Thousands OF dollars are to he sent to
New Castle, other thousands to this
city. and stlil other thousands TO Kent
and Sussex Instead Of Manhood
triunphing. tile tricEztars are lgbor.
lug to make it triumph Of motley.
and unless the Republicans labor as
biduously TO bring out every vote 10
tween tho barrels OF Tunnel aud Ban
croft aud other. sources Manhood vii
be given a hlnrk GO The gams that
Is being played IS a desperate ono, and
the Republicans mist work hard te
thwart those despefadae5 who will
stoop to any trick. no matter how vile
to accomplish their enls, / Gre
warned we should be foreagmsl. lie
member eternal vigilance 10 the Eric,
OF liberty Up boys and head oil tnt
yanGals.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-06

Complaints made that Tax Collector
Dickey failed to open his office yester
day afternoon until 2.55 o'clock, when
he should have opened it at 2 o'clock.
thus keeping several taxpayers wait
ing for considerable length of time
and whom asked the reason OF hls de-
lay, he Is reported to have replied
'tnat is my business. Ii he had 9
reasonable excuse for his delay in
opening the office, he should not have
been SO crusty about the matter, but
given straightforward answer Til,
law Is explicit In regard to the matter
and it should be lived up to. The peo
pie should only demand that which II
right, and they should not eubmit t.
that which Is wrong. II the law vii
not give them protection, they SHOULD
unite to enforce their rights at al
costs and at all hazards Public Off
Icels should do their duty, should trea
citizens honorabiy and fairly, or els
prepare to take the consequences. L
is an old saying, aud Mr.. D!ckey Will
do well to remember it. Those who
SOW to tho wind shall reap tho whirl
wind" Those who SOW dragons
teeth may expect harvest of blood.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-06

Capt. Geo. Fl. Davenport OF Bsr-
nardston, Mass, is most popular
and widely known man. especially in
Grand Army circles. He is Pension
Agent and everybody knows him. He
is best known to the whole country
through his discovery OF "Davenport's
Silver Pomnde." probably the best ar
ticle of its kind In tho world.
Capt. Davenport is most enter
tanning speaker. and his relation OF
the following incident will be inter
esting to everybody.
/ had been troubled severely for
years with heart disease, and the
effects OF malarlal poison contracted
in the army. / was SO nervous and
weak that ] was unable to do any
hard work for years.
consulted many doctors but have
found no good results from them. /
finally used DIR. dreene's Neryura
blood and nerve remedy, and can say
that 1t has done great things for me.
Il have been helped in the heart
trouble more than from any and all
other tbings ever used. / find that
for weakness and nervous excitement
ut Ia great help. For instance. on
Memorial Day addressed the G. AR,
at Northtleld, and on the following
day at Whateley. I gave an address
before their G. A. R.. without any APP
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-06

Market prices for wool
were never lower than to.
day. All the materials used
in make of Clothing are less
in price.
Ask mill operatives, max.
ers of cloth, if wages are
higher this year than last.
It's utter folly to hold Oh
for higher price, with the
idea that the intelligent peo'
pie of this country do pot
understand how things are
going. We know the PEG.
pie are reading the papers
We believe they know OF the
lower prices. We know they
read our advertisements, OF
we wouldn't have throngs Of
buyers.
The true situation is thai
we've been wide awake tt
anticipate the low prices
that were sure to come.
Again, we are under specia
conditions-we lost a mem
Der of our firm by death
With nearly a million dollars
of merchandise in hand, ant
under obligation-sell, W,
must.
The two conditions max,
many of our goods nearl,
half price.
Come and buy $40 Suit
for SIS.
9 Come and buy $40 Over
coats for So.
j Come and buy $12 Suit
.Ifor Sc. IS.
] Come and buy $l64 Wo,
steds for $12.
, Come and buy $40 Wol
/ sted Suits for S13. so.
Come and buy Mems Al,
, Wool Trousers, 50.
Come and buy Boys'Suits
50 and 49,.
: Come and buy Men
All.Wool Winter Overcoats
30.
More-buy III confidence
Your money back for any
thing unsatisfactory.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-10-06

There was another largo crowd O
Interested men and women at tho au
dItorlum last night In the Hfternooi
Miss Cross talked to the nurses of bot
hospitals on 'Biet for the Sick Sh
considered hurmiss Leban and Bar
tnelon's food. The children of ST. Pate
Female Orphauage aud OF the fiomi
ttor ifriendiess Children did not attent
as was expected. The children OF st
Mtehaefs Day Nursery, however. weI,
present.
lie inmates OF tho Homo for Aged
Women will he present Monday after,
noon aud i'll the evening tie different
companies oil Tie National Guard will
be in attendance, Tho managers al.
though gratitied with the number Ia
attendance this week look forward to
larger crowds the coming and last
week of tho exposition.
1heHwardtng OF u prizo of 81 for tht
best cake, 81 80 FOR the second hes
cake. were made lust night by mum
oerb. lie prizes were offered by W
IL. ilaker * Co.. the chocolate manu-
fRcturers, and the award was made b,
u committee of women. The name
of tho successful persons will be an
uounced llom the stage OF the Aud
forum tins evening There were nine
ty-itFe cakes offered in competition.