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Evening journal., 1890-05-03
ON SATURDAY
THE 10TH DAY OF MAY. 1s9O
At 2 O'clock .. m.


The following described real estate. viz .
rive dwelling houses located on five adioin-
ing lots of land situated in the city Of VIII
niihlgloh, state Of Delaware, bounded and des-
cfiped as follows, to wit:
No 1. Beginning on the westerly side Of
heald street at the distance of 25 feet inches
teenth street; thence by said Side Of Heald
street southerly IA feet and the whole lot ex-
1Tehntdlng that width westerly parallel with
fae, WI street 60 feet to the easterly side Of
No 2 Beginning on the westerly side Of
nsaiu tu street az the distance Of 80 feet inches
souJnerly from the southerly side of Thir-
teenth street,; thence by said side Of Heaid
street southerly IA feet and the whole LOT ex-
seia esIaalR R .aI Miath westerly parallel with the
side Of feet wide alley
NO. 8. beginning on the westerly side Of
Heald street at the distance of So feet inches
southefly from the southarly side of Thir-
Ieenth street: thence by said side of Head
street sontherly a feet and the whole lot ex-
SAID lhir eenth street S5 feet to the easterly
side of a feet wide alley
NO. 4. Beginning on the westerly side Of
deaid street at the distance of 81 feet inches
southerly from the southerlv side of Thir-
teenth street; thence by said side OF Heald
street southerly IA feet and the whole lot ex-
tenlng that width westerly parallel with
said Thirteenth street S5 feet to the easterly
side of a feet wide alley
NO, D. beginning on the westerly side of
Head street at the distance of 81 feet nine
inches southerly from the southerly side of
thirteenth street: thence by said side of Heald
street southerly IA feet, and the whole lot ex-
tending that width westerly S5 feet to the
easterly side of a feet wide alley.
siezed and taken in execution as the proD.
erty of Louisa Magnell. owner or reputed
owner, and Peter +. Martin. contractor, and
to be sold by
ALvAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Sherlh's Office, Wilmington. April "a 1890.
GHERIFFsS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Levari Facias, to me directed,
VII VII De exposed to public sale at the hotel Of
tredns a steorgon, in Newport, in Christiana
Evening journal., 1890-05-03
ALvAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Sherlns Office. Milmington. April q lsa0

GHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Levari Facias, to me directed
Will be exposed to public sale at the hotel Of
fredus A steorgon, in Newport in Christiana
hundred, New Castle county. Del.
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Scol!opcd Potatoes Prctho potatocs.
cover the bottom of d baking DISH with
bread crml 81 then add layer Of sliced
potatoes. then bits of batter, salt and
pepper fil the disl wish alternate lay
crs, wet the whole with milk. and bake
the whole for an hour and half.
Spanish Fnttcr Trim the crust from
some stale bread bakers, or. if home.
made, it should Doe very light. Ont iu
any pretty fucifm bapc, aud soak iu
mINture of bclto1 cgs. ono oupfu of
cream or milk, ta5 tablcsyooufuIs of
sugar and little nutmeg and cinnamon.
Fry % light brown, ald clt with slowed
fruit on sweet icc.
Ildiau Saudwichc. -Thcso may be
made from miyt.rc of veal on chicken.
mixed with chopped cooked ham OF
tongue. After tio two are rubbed TO-
Rcthcr, O. each half pint may bc added %
tablespoonful OF stock, tcaspoonful OF
essence of archovy or liuc Lemon
iwcc Cot thin slices Of read from tie
loaf, then with r. round bisc.it cutter cut
ont tho 1udwichcs butter each lightly.
and toast Until golden brown Spread
over them while hot % chin layer of tbc
mizturc. and press two together
Picked Chicken Clean and boil until
tender nice young chicken when done
re17vc Cine me1t. rejecting thc bone. and
skin. Cut tbc meat into neat piece. and
put them in glass iar Take sufficient
broth TO- halo GI The iora1d add au equal
quantity Of good cider vinegar, twelve
whole'clovos, same of ailspicc q blade OF
mace bay lcar aud % slice of onion.
Br.n9 to boiling point and pous wbilc
Dot over thc chicken stand aside, un-
covered to cool. When cold, cover.
It wall be ready TO use boz twcnty-four
h0urs.
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Ia the House. .

2isr DAY Tho resolution calling for tho
appointment OF Special Worlds Fair Com
nIittco was adopted, the vote being li0 to
l36....A hill was introduced 10y Mr. Mills
providing for reciprocity In trade between
the United State aud Mexico.
22D DAY.-Mr. Frank introduced n bill
placing the Worlds Fair az st Louis and
creating a corporation to carry on the same
and Mr. KhIscy introduced a bill in relation
10 the naturalization of aliens. Both wero
referred . In Committee of the Whole 10
was resolved Co prohibit any United States
marshal, deputy or agent from acquiring
land i'm Oklahoma
23D DAY.-Thc Speaker announced the ap-
pOiutment of the Worlds Fair Committee,
wltCI consisted of Mcssrs. Gambler, Hit,
Bowdci, BcldeI, Frank, Springer, Hatch,
Wilson and Flower In Committee of tho
Whole the Oklahoma Town site bill was
further considered
2iTH DAY.--Mr Bland appealed from tho
Speakers decision not % allow domand for
tollers; long debate followed, and tho
House 10y 40 to 1876 tabled Mr.. Bland's mp
peal. A lctter was received from the Prcsi-
dent urging that legislation he enacted ht
once that will put a stop to the wholesale
dcstructonOf tho public forests 10y fire and
theft.
25rH DAY. The Speaker was sustained In
y decision upon point of order raised by
Mr. holman. a number of bills wero
passed, amOrf. them the Oklahoma Town
Bite bill
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FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS-.
In the senate.

SSD DAY.-Bills were reported from, com
mttcns for the admission Of tho State OF
wyoming into the Union. and TO provide n
temporary Government for tho Territory of
oklahoma. MIR. Pasco delivered an ex-
tended speech ON the question OF federal elcs,-
ton laws. Mr.. Chandler replied and spoke
at somo length Of tho charges of election
frauds in Florida. Mr. Pasco made an ex-
tended denial OF these charges Among tho
petitions presented and referred were tho fol
lowing; Prom the American Federation of
Labor I'm favor of the Blair Education bill;
I'm favor OF a service pension law 60 all sur
Nlving soldiers OF the lato war for the repeal
OF the limitation ON arrears of pensions; for
tho FREQ coinage of silver; for a law 70 pro
hibit speculations In grain and other farm
products
2irH DAY-Mr Blair presented the mcm.
orial of the Board of Missions OF tho African
Methodist Episcopal Zion Church of Amer
lea In favor Of the Blair Educational bill and
asked to have 10 printed i'm full I'm the Record
....A bill, which was introduced early In
tho scSsion 10y MIR. Hale, was passed
providing that tho number of persons who
may at ono time bo enlisted I'm the navy din
cludtng scamcn, landsmen, mechanics fire
men, and coal heavcrs, aud 1900 apprentices
aud boys, authorized 10 bo enlisted annually
shall not exceed 1000. The adverse report
ON MIR Bcrry's bill concerning the collection
of farm statistics FOR the census was debated
2brH DAY.-A warm debate occurred over
proposition made by Mr.. Teller To recommit
the hill requiring the Superintendent of tho
Census 60 ascertain what percentage of poo
plc own their own farms, the number Of
farms under mortgage nnd the amount there.
of. Mr.. Bair's bill was put on the order
Of "untluishcl business
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Foreign

OvER 170 O0J people attended the funeral
~ Henry Scarle the oorsmau, 90 Sidney,
Australia. The Mayor ond Alderman
formed part Of the procession.
TuE ROthschids have refused ~ noat The
new loan desired by the Russian Govern
mrut
a BntzuIAN decree requires that foreigu
corporations doing business there bring two
thirds Of their entire capital tO that country.
THE European powers having declined 20
m diate between England md Portugal.
the latter country submits ~ tho Brit sh pre-
miers demands under protest
THIRTY vIyE persons. chiefly Polish cnd
German uoblomout have hce1 b8nishcd from
Russia
NArHAv MARCUS ADLER. ID ID. chief
rabbi " tho United Hebrew C0ngrcgati0 s.
Of the British Empire, died at London
Four THOUSAND of tho leading merchants
of Lisbon. Portugal p1raded the principal
streets shouting war tO Englaud
TINE transatlantic steamships Ganio ond
Catalonia arrived ot Queenstown after cz
ceedugiy rough paeznge three frcueu were
killed ON the latter bY an explosion.
JOHN GoRLEY and three children perishel
by fire at $50 J0hn's Newfoundland tioriry
died in The flames while making n third ct
tempt to rescue his children from "a burning
house. His remains were found with his
head burned on and child I'M his arms
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cANDY MAKING.

There are few more enjoyable aud in
spiritiug pleasures for TIC youngi looking
for sport indoors, than to get into clean
kitchen, with brisk fire, aud have u
genuine, old fashioned "candy-pull. "
The fun itself is exhilnrating, the results
OF such an evenings pleasure hre de-
cidcdly sweet and satisfactory for many
days thereafter. In this case il is hard
TO Improve on the old way" for such
crisp aud delicious sticks as hre made
after the following ancient formula, arc
certainly very "hard TO beat " OF
course, clean hands, clean aprons and
clean implements Hre the very first re-.
qulsites. Now put two quarts Of real
mohsscs, the best quality, but not syrup,
into a bright saucepan, and boil modcr-
htely, stirring brislly, until it is suni-
cicntly thickcned, until when little is
dropped into cold water, or upon hand
ful OF snow, it Immediately becomes hard
and brittle. Then stir into it. one ten
spoonful Of cream of tartar, and simmer
ten minutes longer. This makes il white
aud tender. Then remove from the fire,
and stir II one ounce OF essence Of winter
green The gives IL good flavor. u
peculiar relish. Now pour the whole
into II brttcrdd fiat dish and pitt i'm Il
cold placa till il sof proper consistency
20 be easily handled Now butter the
hands, and with two persons, two pairs
Of hands draw out the mess, and fold
over, and pull again, and repeat, adj
libitum, till it is very light in color, and
smooth and delicate in texture. At this
Juncturc the real pulling is where Che fun
generally comes in. Lastly, draw it ont
sufficiently 20 cut il proTor size and
lcngth for "st!cks,' lay therl on fiat
buttcrcd difh, and when perfectly cold,
this old fashioned candy ia ready TO eat,
is easily disposed Of, f)r it is the best Of
its kind, not excepting tho brittle flakes
Of molasscs candy foJud at the confcc.
TONERS Another kind Of home made
candy-of sugar, is very good, and easily
nadd. Put into n saucepan six cups OF
granulated sugar, ono cup of vinegar, or
lemon juice, II preferred, one cup Of hot
water, one large spoonful Of butter, one
teospoonfuI OF carbonate Of soGa. dis.
solved ih q little hot water, Boil all these
ingredients together, m Jdcrately, for
forty minutes, stirring occasionally. Add
"a largo spoonful Of vanilla This candy
can W. either poured upon buttcrcd
plate, 20 cool, or pulled like the molaesc.
candy, aud made into sti 5ks.-Ncm Yort
OjscfElT.
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Trials Of CITY Pede.lrians

a very little thing will make man
ieeI ycry cheap Now. how often % man
kicks himself me'aphoricllly for % lituc
Incident on thc street that NO one notices.
t. IS wllsing along, and ho runs into
another man coming iu tine opposite
dicci3n Tie steps 90 his lcft lust as
tnc ether man steps to his right. and Tic
two confront each other ogain. Then.
while tbe ono steps Che other way, tho
other goes That way, too, and there IS
another blockade Then each grabg
convuls.vcIv at tIc others arms 90 push
him cui Of the way, and, finally, both
feeling very shccpisl, go itcir respective
ways cursing himself and thc other fellow
f,r bei1Y n couple OF clumsy clodhopurrs
The best thing to d0 III you ruu into "a
man point blank s u1l to Qc, aurricd
b1t to stop stiIi IL there is ono other
street incident that rifles man i.isto
walk ahead OF n friend aod then tu-n ard
make some rcmarS to "a dead stranger.
VINO looks 20 you with "a kindly pits as if
he thought you were crazy. The sor-
rows of tho pedestrian are numerous. iu-
deed -T LINUS sf0.- Savia0s.
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South ana West

JACoB ETrINGKR, q railroad conductor.
was run over at Union station. Baltimore
Both legs were cut or, and lac died ON tho
way to the hospital.
TIM MIRO American Convention. i'm
session at Chicago, decided q iudorse no
political party
WILLIAM BRANNoN, n violent pdticpt in
tlc insane asylum at Chnttahooche Fla
broke tlid dUCn's Of two rooms ndiolning his
own and murdered three other patients
POSTAL CLERK named !. B, Dcvino was
arrested in Chicago, charged with GdO tliefts.
FoUR lives were lost by the sinking of tho
hean,eT Katie Robbins In tho Mississippi
River
a TRAIN wreck has occurred near Bir-
mingham, Ala. Tho engineer, William
Derry, was killed aud several others were
seriously perhaps fatally, injured.
DPHtHERIA ~ epidemic nt Hayes. H..
and several deaths havo occurred Three
children in the family of Jdmos Woods diod
within two days.
ELMER FREED, Silas Tracy, Charles Will
SON aiid Alexander Whitmore Of Gladstone
H. started fm dduce when their team be-
came unmanageable and backed the wagon
into the river All were drowned
FREIGHT trains collded nt Wnvorly. Ohio.
hnd 10 StaPloton, brakeman, was killed.
ALL the railroads thot cross tho Rocky
and Sierra Nevada Mountains were
blockaded by the snow drifts.
AT Unionyillc, Mo- the resden q OF Luther
McCdlment was burned 30 tho Ground, aud
Mrs. McCdlmonCs aged mother and two
children were burned 10 dca'h
PETER OGLEsBY. nephew Of Ex-Governor
Ogle.by Of II inos, accidently shot hu
killed himself whi hunting near Donver
Col
A BAND of thirteen Indians Attempted to
cross the Fiat Head Lake, Mont. Eight Of tho
party crossed In safety. but tho other five,
who rode too close together, broke through
the ice and were drowned
a FoRT BEND riOter when placod on trial
IN Oialychton, Texas, was shot down by
brother Of man he had killed a general fu-
Billadc took place In tho courthouse.
CONSTABLE LONG OF GuyandOtto County.
KY, was murdered aud his wifo desperately
wounded by band Of ruiIians who broke
open tho door and found the couple i'm bed
SBEHrFF Davidson. at West Plains. Mo.
attempted tO arrest John Ldu9stOn. When
he approached Laugstou the latter made n
motion ms II b. draw his revolver, when the
Sheriff shot him dead
a sEHfOUs fight between whites and col.
Ored mill hands occurred nj ApalachicOla
Fla. Frank Horne was killed, The Sheriff
appealed ~ Governor Fleming for guns ams
munition and troops
TuB snow blockade on the Western rail
roads has hgeii faised The first train i'm q
week from the East arrived nt Portland.
Ore Six hundred passengers and fifteen
hundred sacks Of mail have been released ~
the opening Of the rOnd.
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THE NEWS EPITOMIzED.
Eastern aud Middle states.

AFrER nearly thrce years ot litigation In
New York the Stewart estate valued at
Sl200OOO, has been finally settled by tho
signing ot nm agreement between tho heirs
ana the executors.
PErER HENDERSON, the woll-lSnown Now
York SCOTSMAN, died at his homo I'm Jersey
City, n. J.
EpwARp GALLAGHER, aged sevcnteon,
Michael Gallagher his brother, aged fifteen,
aud Mrs, Kate Stockhousc n mnrriei
sister, agNd twenty-five, were struck by an
cypress train at Morrcllvillc, Penn. and
Killed.
JouN Moons, Of Washington, Penn. was
kliSd 10y an oil well plug which was blown
out 10y gas
TiIE Now York City Postoflico made N
profit last year OF 81 512 pSQ.4S. Tho total
receipts were So d1a, $50 80 The daily mail
contained >, i02 800 pieces, and IL weighed POS
toms. The money order department did a
total utslness OF S9l ,MA, 2S3 81, an increase of
~ &1OS,O9ttO over tho Year before.
THE Mayor and the heads OF departments
of Now York city, after making some slight
changes, Endorsed the bill 10 empowcr Tho
city TO spend ti0,OOO,OOO for tho Worlds
Fair.
NrwnURG, N. ", was the sccuc OF n re-
markahlo electric wire tragedy. A current
escaped TO AN awning, frame, and horse
touching post wns foilodl. Thomas Dawson
touched the harness and was killed. and
Robert salts, going 10 the rescue, was laid
PROSTATE
TuE Russian epidemic has considerably
abdtCd I'm New York city aud there has been
nm encouraging aud corresponding fall in tho
mortality record
FREIGHT train ran into a landslide near.
Shomokin, Ponn., and ten cars werc thrown
into "A creek. Engineer Clark Hoffman wns
instantly killed aud Fireman Gensyl and
brakeman Started were severely injured.
lEoN ApnETT was inaugurntcd Governor
ot New Jorsoy at Trenton with claborUt~
ceremonies.
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Mnalilnntnn-

THE Senate C0nmittos on Territories
authorized a favorable report on tho bill for
the admission of the state Of Wyoming
THE funeral ~ Walker Blaine took plnco
in Washington President and Mrs Hnr-
rison and all tho members OF tho Cabinet
were present.
ORLow w. CHAPMAN, Solicit)r-G eneral Of
the Department of Justice, IS dca1 NJ the ags
Of hfty-ninc years
SECRETARY WNDDN sent % tho House n
lettor requesting that the limit OF cost OF the
Postohic' aud Court House at Troy. ~ =.
bc increased from 500 90 ~ 500 OCD.
THE Chinese Embassy gave n grand dinner
in celebration Of Che Chinese New Year ~
tho Legation IN Castle Stewart Many dis
tiuUdshed statesmen and Onlcers Of tho
army and nnvy we're present
HENRY A. PHILLIPS of New York the
Chief " the Middle Division in the Pension
Office. has bocn dismissed by Secretary
Noble. io refused ~ resign.
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tAnu or cnLpnnN's rn Ern.

rhc care of teeth is very important.
This should begin MS soon as there are any
teeth 10 care for Buy soft brush.
Hard brushes not only wear away tho
enamel, hut they iujurc the gums and
cause them TO rcccdc-and let your little
boy or girl learn TO use 1t while little
more than an infant.
In cleaning the teeth il is not necessary
TO use powder moro than two or three
times 4 weak, Int brush should bc used
every morning Floss should ba used ar
ter each meal in order to extract any par
ticles OF food which may be lodged be-
tween the teeth The method of using
1t is simple:
Run the thread around aud between
the teeth 10y putting it through the spaces
that separate lhcm. In brushing the
teeth do not run the brush ffou fight td
left, but up and down; this lets tho
bristlcs in between the teeth, thereby
tloaninr them thoroughly all around. -
Nci0 Y0rk JOUNai.
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A TERRIBLE BLIZZARD.
Ten People ana thousands Of Cattle
Perish.

~ loust ton human beings and thousands
OF cattle and sheep porished i'm the blizzard
which ragged over Washington for a weok.
Reports received Ot Tacoma from the Col
Vile Reservation are 10 the effect that cattle
are dying 10y hundreds from starvation and
thirst, and that the ground Is covered with
over two feet Of snow on the level and in
some places is drifted mountain high The
keeper Of tho stage station twelve miles from
Alma started to walk 20 town. Two DAYS
after his body was found on the prnirio only
mile from his home frozen stiff The mniI.
carrier 0t Wild Goose Creek persisted on tho
samo day, and eight cattlemon are known 10
have lost their lives i'm the storm Cattle
incn estimate that they will lose one-half Of
their herds
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-30

The Indian seems, to the New York
Commercial AdsTtiser, os hard TO IRE.
oerve as the bison. Asa savage ne was
rapidly disappearing from the face Of the
earth, destroyed by tdc mere contiguitv
Of tho white race. And now it appears
that tho attempt to educate and civilize
him hastens rather than rotards his de-
cadence. The Sioux chiefs who visited
Washington recently were profoundly
dissatisfied with the Indian schools at
Hampton and Carlisle, and for the very
sufficient reason, among others, that
from 30 to 20 per cent. Of tlc graduates
Of those institutions die within four
years after their return 70 their parats.
An old Indian says &c is the Hampton
fogs that poison the young braves. If
that werc al, the remedy would be easy
TO ind. But is not the damp breath
Of the James River that slays the red
man. It is something more potent, more
persuasive than any fog It Is the breath
Of civilization that is sweeping away
this Interesting but doomed race.
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HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS.

WHAT ONE NAY EAT WITH TuE FINGERS.
There are a number OF things that the
most fashionable people now cat n, the
dinner table with their fingers. They
are;
Olives, 70 which a fork should never
be applied.
Asparagus, W neither hot or cold, when
served whole, as il should be.
Lettuce, which should be dipped in the
dressing OF in little salt.
Celery, which may properly bc placed
ON tho table cloth beside the plate.
Strawberries, when served with the
stem on, as they USUALLY are in the most
elegant houses.
Bread, toast and all tarts and small
cakes.
Fruits of al kinds, except melons and
preserves. w'4Ich are eaten with "a spoon.
-Pic0y,Hc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-30

The division Of the territory OF Dakota
INTO two new States has caused the geog-
raphy makers no end Of trouble. A sin
gle firm In New York has been obliged to
destroy over thirty thousand books be-
cause they could not forecast political
events in the new northwest. Other firms
have lost as heavily on Dakota and the
other States recently admitted into the
Union. Bat this is not the end Of their
woes. Stanley, by his diligence in open
Ing africa, will make other new editions
necessary in very short time, and the
development Of that continent promises
to be so rapid that It will require very
enterprising map man to keep pace with
it. The modern publishers, says the
Nebraska Stzte Journal, find it difficult
to catch any sleep, so fierce is the COM
petition and so particular are the people
about accuracy in these times.
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For a long time "No Mans Land" has
ceen refuge for ruffians who were
afforded security there from the popular
idea that it was outside the jurisdiction
OF any of the adjoining States. The
fallacy of this opinion was recently ex.
posed by Texan Judge, who pointed
out that "No Mans Land" was clearly
within the jurisdiction of the Paris
CTexas) court. Since then there has been
an exodus of disgusted desperadocs into
Oklahoma, and their track to the latter
place is marked by crime and outrage Of
every description.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-30

1t was intimated the other day that the
famous Strauss orchestra of Vienna was
to visit this country. 1t is now an
nounced that the organization will sail on
the Sd of May. The Strauss orchestra
has been under the direction of the
Strauss family of waltz and light opera
composers for many years, it having been
brought into being by Joseph Strauss,
and successfully led by his three sons,
Joseph, Johann and Edward, for more
than thirty years. It's present leader,
Edward, has been in charge Of the
orchestra for fifteen years, and by him
the orchestra will be conducted in
America. TO hear the Strauss music, rs
Interpreted by its authors, will, without
doubt give to it hitherto uadeyelopcd
charm.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-30

Robert Giften has read a paper before
Ihe Royal Statistical Society of England,
IN which he estimates the wealth of the
United Kingdom in 1885 at $50, 900,
OOO, 900. This would give each inhabi.
tant $3.50. Making comparison of the
three richest nations of the world, Mr..
Citizen finds that the wealth per head of
population stands as follows: Great
Britain, 800; France, 1903 the United
States, 100.