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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Y The arrangements for the big out door
demonstration Monday night have al
most been completed. meeting was
held last evening at the Dung Mems lie.
publican CLUB aud Edmund Mitchell was
selected as chief marshal Every man
Will carry small llag and as 1000 men are
expected to turn out surl parade Will
never be It's equal. Nearly every club
will be headed by u band or drum corps.
1t is prot osed to purchase hundreds of
sticks OF red.tire which VIII lie kept burn.
ing all along the route. On of the tea-
lures OF tho parade will be the Republican
club OF Mil Creek. Tho club composed
of 200 men on horses, SomA OF the clubs
that will DO present. arc; Inc West Ches-
Ter Pioneer Club of West Chester; Chester
Republican Club, delegation from the
Union League Of Philadelphia AMI club4
from Hockessln Delaware CITY, New Cas-
tie. Newark, DnPonts Banks and othor
parts OF the surrounding country.
Each club will have number Of banners
and some propose to have largo floats,
The tirst division wilt form IN King street
the right resting on Fourth street The
second will form ON French street. the
third on Walnut street, fourth On Poplar
street. and fifth on Lombard street. Iue
route OF parade is about live mics long
and 1t will take about thres hours to pass
over the route.
The following is the route; Fourth to
Pipe, to Eleventh. to Walnut. to Ninth, to
Market, to Fwenty-third. and counter
march to Fourteenth, TO Washington, to
Delaware avenue, tn Wost, to Seventh, 10
Washington, 10 Delaware avenue. to Jel
ferson, to Tenth, to Adams, to seventh to
Van Buren, to Tenth to Jackson to Della.
ware avenue, to Rodney. to Pennsylvania
avenue, TO Frankllu, to Tenth to Broume,
10 Fourth, to Monroe. to Front to Je..er.
hon, to Third, to Washington. " Fourth
to Market and there Il sms4.
In no tn t,rflI .ta ~ at : II.
organizations who are not lu line at that
lime will be com poliah to fall in in the
rear OF the procession. At $50 the CITY
Hall boil will strike TO warn the clubs
that they have ten minutes TO get
ready
The iinanOe committee Will meet to.
night.
feature Of the parade will be tile pres
fnce of many veteran Republicans VII {
will march over the route US far as the j
nsslre, They are requested to meet Il
No SO Market street Monday afternoon,
10 complste the urIHugeu!euts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10
g HERIFF'S SAi.tf--By vlrtue OF a writ OF
~ Vonditioni Exppnas, TO mo directed. will
be exposed to pubic sale. at the Hotel of
Ira G. McLnugi lin In Newark, White
Clay Crock hundred, Now Castle county.
state Of Delaware.
.-.. ON THURSDAY.
THEl5rn DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1884,
"a IN ,,icto,lr N

No. I. All that mill property, including
-four frame dwelling houses. aAle mill. ma
cb me shops. blacksmith shop aud warehouse
OF tue Casino Machine COMPANY. with tho
land and dppurtcnances ihoreunto belonging
situate In wnite clay Creek hundred. Now
tas lie county rad Sta'e Of eiaware and
more particularly married and bounded III
Da ri a. follows to wit.
y beginning ut large gum treeon the sou h
bans of CnltstIIna creek, a corner tor Ant
drew Kerr and running thence by sAd Kerr
north u degrees west q -l pei CT Cs o u ST one
acorner for sad Kerr; thence still ny said
Kerr south Sut4 degrees west "a s-lU pc ches .
Il black gun tree; thence the same course 90
the middle 81 Chris lana creek thence up the
| middle OF said creek. Its m anderings to
sassairas tree. u corner Tor Jo'ut Morrison.
4 ceased; shcnce thCr cby ESIIh lGA degrees
west 10 6-l0 perehes 10 II pos on the casI side
OF the lace; thence running OH the east side
OF the race south BiD degrees enst 10 9-lU T.
ches TO II stone south 81 de re g ea't IL 1-lD
PEI che; to- stone. south 81 u,gtceI enst IL
1-lO perchcs to II stone. sou Ii 70 degrees east
| ~ $50 perchcs to maple tree. south - de-
grces oast l! a.. percnvs 10 stone; o ,ith Is
| ne srees east 20 7-lO perches TO II siono south
1O}a deKi ees enst 1-iO perchcs toH stone in
| an old line for George A. yasho near tDc
dwell ing house; thence by that line sou h 1.4
deArees east 1910 ercncs u II s one In line
| OF nd of Andrew Kerr; thonco by his line
sout g.. grce5 west G-lJ per hes 10 an
ora ash unip; thcuce stili by said kerrs
line south II degrees west % l-i0 perchc5 10
| tho lnddic of thnstana creek. aforesaid near
the bridge or ssng the public ruhd; thence
up the mdd G of the said creek by iis mean
SO ingS to the large black gum tree. tle
pnce OF beginning. containing In ali about
IS Il res oG land, more OF less.
No, - Beginning ut swt ct gum tree on
| the south side of Christ ana creek. corner
| Ut land Of said Andrew kc,r and Jacob
Cusho by new lines crossing " Q meadow
| south Az deg ees cast ~ LILO per-
chesto II stone newly sol. sou h T0's degrees
cas- il 20 pnrGbcs 70 a Spanish GA near he
southeast corner OF bridge; thence north
wnrdlv 10y the line of the land Of said An
drew Kerr and Jacob Casho TO the u.ldlle of
| the ctuuk aforesaid; thence up siil creek us
lnehn1crings to 1t stake In tho middle of said
creek IN Rnn her line OF snld Andrew Kerr
| and Jacob nslo thence by said line south.
waraly 10 he gum trec lst mrut ionei. TIL
| land
Se!Zod and taken In ex GU ioH as the prop
erty OF ia, oh Casino. ana 10 he sold by
PIERCE GOULD, Sheriff.
Sherifrs on.ce. Wilmington Del. october
~. l,DL Oh
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Il has Leen suggested that the commit.
tee from tho Bayard Legion that went on
TO New York to meet the Honorable
Thomus L. liayard, whom no landed from
his English home about one month ago.
should 20 on visit to N Y, next Tues
day and wish The Am aseadOr bon voyage
They should take with them several Of
Grny's cheap kettles 20 az to cat oh his
tears which he will shed on leaving my
dear people On, II will 10 sud for
ghomts on making his return trip to dear
:. A mIE HIM. INN y
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Mr.. John Govatas & Co., 403 Market
street. has begun taking orders for holi
day goods. which will he delivered two
weoks before Christmas. 1t IS said that he
has the best candy In the city. He sells /,
at Wholesale and retail prices. Branch
stores in Philadelphia, Jersey City and
Now York
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Robert Msrrlck will haya sale Of
forty first class COWS Mt Atiams Station,
GLristianA hundrsd, on Monday, Tbs 18th
inst. blerrick drives good COVE, aud tile
farmers lii tho vicinity will DO Ia attend.
ance TO secure hGr&aiRs
iassnoro Bros sala Of Hetlfor! county
cows will take place on thursday, LheI5th
inst. They generally glya good satisiac-
tlon,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Charles W. Gooding. tho grocer and
real estate deacraL Eighth AID Aladisoa
streets sold during tHn week Two tlna
properties: No. 6l3 Van iiugan street, val.
ued at Va. 500 owGed by John u. l'ribier.
Jr.. OF Baltimore. Nd: ptoeartY at No.
SIS Jackson street. valaad Mt 80 6l0, owned
by Minor C.Sm th,to G0orge~. 81 ittingley,
OF North Last. Nd. who will uoalpy the
eaIno on March &5th. with ms ,Ginily.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Emma Hopkins for "smilIG!" too often
will scrub out Cork Adams' Office, at the
city hall.
big bald headed man from Phlladel.
plIia was given two AOlIs to got out OF
tic city because he "smiled" too often
yesterday.
Needy Mulyey got a ohanoa to go TO
SoTE and stop ''emillag."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

The Pioneer Club and Young Mans Re-
accepted tho Invitations ofieeal RepnbIl-
cans 70 participate iG tho parade un Mor-.
day night The Yisitors eXpe1. TO have 100
men In line. aud willie hero viii be en-
tertalnad by tho Young Mems kopublicIn
Club.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Bed pms, Invalid cushions, air pillows,
uftnnls of hard and soft rubUor. glass and
porcelain, Ice caps. ice and water bags for
sntne thIOat, 40 at ladies' department
Bolt,s Sixth and Market. Lady attend.
ant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Sheriff Gould this morning closed tho
carpet cleaning and upholstery piart OF
Valentine aud iianby a. No 1lS King
street. on Judgment of $500 held by
Horace Valentine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

The Urlon Mems Meeting viii be held
at scott ii. u. Church tomorrow at 3 80
y. III. al tho mGn ia the city ara Invited
the Meeting at Asbury las Sunday was
iusArnE. he meeting a scott pro misses
to DO as great
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Burglars ACCOMPLISHED daring piece Of
work yesterday Afternoon III the eastern
part Of the city, In the absence OF any OF
the members OF tho famliy of Mrs Mary
Burrows, No. COS Lnst 5 ventu street. They
entered the house Through rear door
and took theretrom $500 in money. six
dozen silver spoons, two dozen silver
forks. diamond ring, lRdys gold hunt.
ing case watch and many smaller articles.
The robbery was committed between the
hours oil and 4 O'Clock and WAS not
known until tho return OF one OF tile
members Of the holssnold who found
everything disturbed, liureuu drawers
were left open and their eontents slrewn
over the floor. Last evening the burg larry
was reported at the police station and
-Ripce then the department has Deen u!
work. Al O'CLOCK no arrests had been
made
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

A supper, under tho auspices OF tho
ladies' OF the congregation. will DO given
In West Church. Eighth and Washington
streets next Thursday evening. The lrst
table will DO sot at 6ociock. Tickets q
coutB
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com-
pany will run special train from Land
enberg, on Monday evening to ncco III m o.
date those desiring To see the parade. The
train will leave Land enborg at IS p. NJ.
ana arrive here at 7.l5 y. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Mr6ONERN-- ON Novamb ur 9Th. 1891. Gather.
ne tie o EN-
Re,ut Yes ui l'i"rlds re in vited TO attend
hct iunernl from Ter iHtc re- idcnce VI. InS
w,st sixth II set On Monday luoTnie q at
Uc.ori. NIGH 5a ~ -. Peters CHnrch,
lnterncnt It New aih"dral Gene
HiGHINs-iu pUvHr.Nuvetnbrr .. 1891 Ioaerh
W. higgins aE:ti : years
lG4tt, YES u ID frietiis a. 1 Invited to ftirud
his tuiGrfi. from iHUe residences ~ Dover
on Alpniat. the i2in INST ~ : O'CLOCK p. III.
inteIlnpnI ut ukusi cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10
ANOTHER vEHDICTFORD DIR. KENNEDY
a Phl,adeiphlan Cured OF Gravel.
philadelphia, Pa. Item !

Since the inye legations of hr claims made
for DR.. Kennedy Favorite Ranedy by tae
press they ave received letters from every
State in the Union, and ind the remedy fails
in few ca3s.
The opinion OF the average physician has
been that Ridney aud niiuary troubles could
bc tured only by Il long and persistent troM-
ment Dir. David Kennedys Fnvorite Reneiy
acts quickly. curing obstinate casas In II very
snort time,
One oil our best known citizens Mr.. John
j. Nell, of No. s431 North Eighth treet was a
sufferer from gravel, In speaking OF his case
said II hai a yefy bad attack OF gravel nnd
DR.. David Kennedy d favoriie remedy. taken
about one month completely cured me.
cannot say TOO much in itsiavor.h
Fayorite Remedy IL prescl bel with unfa IL
ing success for all Il s 'ases brought about 10y
All excess II uric acIl in the % |, cd. In rheu-
mattsm. dyspeh sia ard nerve troubles, II a.
made many cures that vi ere Con sidered be-
yond tue all of medicine Or. David kenne-
dys tavorite Remedy can be Obtained OF all
for hive dollars
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

The Ladies' Aid society. OF the Elsmor e
NJ Il. Church. Will give an oyster snppor
for tine benefit OF tho church OH Thursday
evening. Nov 18th. il stormy, on the
following evening. All welcome supper
70 cents,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Car No. So OF the Eiverview line jumped
the track while going over Brand wine
bridge to-day and damaged it's end by
running against the bridge. Part OF the
track was tom up and travel for como
time stopped. No one was hurt. ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

That prince of caterers. Henry Field.
meier will serve up lunch tonight at
the FELTON, House. corner OF Second and
Walnut streets, that will make every
hungry man glad. Ills friends are nnmer-
GUS and his popularity unparalleled.
Stop in anu get a bite. ......-.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

The members of tho Eleventh Ward lie
publican Club ara requested to meet at
No. SOi Maryland avenue on Monday even.
ing at o'clock to take part In the parade.
Every one VIII pease carry cane.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10
Who wouldn't be delighted with big
Warm Ulster for S.? Come
gu OK.

You can't save money by
waiting for onr prices to day are
own to bedrock.
The settlement of a partners
interest turns us away from or.
binary prices.
You can't give us too much
to do. You can't exhaust our
stock for we have our workers
at 1t might and day making
more. While you're buying a
Suit they're cutting anoGher to
take its place
No better illustration of how
prices are than Swell Swagger
Overcoats, satin yoked. We
putting more cloth under the
shears every day to supply you.
OF course, price does it. SIP
where we might sell fewer and
get $50. II you want tie fin.
est-it's $50.
Small boys never clothed be.
fore for so little money: all.
Wool Suits, So.
Large boys never clothed be.
fore for 50 little money: All.
Wool Suits, So.
Prices are so low that many
may buy two Snits instead Of
one. Come carly, if you can.
The department will lie crowd.
ed
Another great volume oil
trade III made to measure.
You'll Get suit made just as
you like it for SD. Il you want
to pay double as much you'll
set the finest fabrics taiIoEs use
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

KarPs Glover Root will purify your
Blood, clear your complexion, regulate
yonr bowels and make your head clear as
a bell. 25c, bUc., and sl.0O.
Sgld by o. Danrorth, Druggist, Second
and Market : &
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Shiloh's urais said ON a Guarantee. 1t
cures lncipieut Gunsnin Duon IL is tho
hest Cough euro. Only one cent L dose,
2Jcts. 5O+ts., and =ldD
sold 10y n. D. Damrotth. druggist Second
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Elegant new snltlngs. thorough work
and perfect fit guaranteed at prices thai
suit tue times and ooIaland trade at z
Browns, nlsruhsnt tailor. Eighth
near Tatnsit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

See the greu. New York and Phladel.
phla Sunday papers. sold by Davis 81 Co.
3i3 Market street. Open to morrow until
| O'clock
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Investment aud Securities Yielding
from toI per ceuL
Jrdcrs for tho purchase and sale OF
stOck5 and lioudaou Gu omission exccut,
ed At all the stock exchanges
Private Telegraph wires to New Y0rA.
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign DruIt4 Ini LDtterA OF Credit ID
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Mr. William A. Huklll called at the
REPUBLICAN office this morning to say
that the article that appeared in the only
Democratic daily In Wilmington, about
fracas occurring In the Morning News ba.
tween him and Mr.. Harry McMullen, ID a
lie out Of the whole cloth. bir McMuilen
ana Mr.. Thomas Johnson were standing
on the pavement in front of the News
Ofllcs engaged In conversation Friday
morning, and Air. Hukill passed into the
Office. There was not word passed be-
tween the two gentlemen.
Thousands wanted at the Auditorium,
Nov 81. Never here before.
Good second hand pianos, from $50. to
$3.50 Robe.en II Company. 10 Mar,
ket street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Wilm inRtom will be well Represented OF
the University of Pennsylvania and
PrIneeton loot ball game AZ Trenton this
afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

To morrow promises to be partly
cloudy to clearing and rather colder.
Monday fair, vita slight fall Of Temporal.
Sure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

A line stock OF new pianos Just from
The factory--tlom 3suu upwdrds-eaay
monthly payments. Robeen Il Gompa
no Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10
pUnLrC sALEoFPEEsoSALr PROPERTY

III IT HVIIlt THTlII' IIT7HT ITtN7W 1IITI IUsI-
Office in Mil Creek hundred,
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10 1891.
At 10 o'ooc, n. IN. =..
Their entire stock, co sistIng OF . hrnI OF
horses ami 60; 8, ~ head of fresh COWS aud
young 4 ouk, 200 CHI iCk ms and turkeys. com
pintt out tit Of ia II lag mplemtntR. car. lagos,
WAGONS carts. light AMI heavy hnrnusl 81 MI
h!nds, 1910 b ISheis ui rorn, u tous Of balied
straw, 1000 bundles of fodder, 50 bushels OF
potat O.. ali kinds OF mach ry.
Terms: All sums OF sal and under cnsh /:
upon all Sums rv that amount, u credit Of
ono Your will DO CIV en- the purchaser giving
Dunaab.e note with an approved cnuurser
MlLLhl.p h. VII TEMAN,
}. llARNEA MHiTEMAN
T.. W. Stdham u SJn, Auet's Mott
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Go to Weyrs No $40 East Fourth etreet
Tor all the Sunday papers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Self playing pianos and organs-ses
them at RobDl1n & Company, 7l0 Mul fst
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Wilcox ard Waite ana other good organs,
sieo eecoLd hama organs at RpDtisn j
Compsly, si0 ARrkss Arrest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10
DIED.

The First ward Republicans will hold a
business meeting at No. y West iourtn
street tu-nient.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10
The Conditions

Are that the record Of previous
great Saturdays will be swamp.
ed by to.day's greater business.
We repeat to our greater audi
ence, the truth we gave you yes.
terday. Saddle it on the times,
or the changes in the firm, Or
the new wool rates, or what
you choose, the fact is g.. ..
People we're never clothed before
for so little money as va ask TO-
day.
We have about two hundred
statesmen at our call.
We have the largest retail
Cllthng store, tho it isn't.
large enough.
We have the best Men s All
Wool Suits in the city for s.
and SG. -. -.......
We have the best Mems All.
Wool Suits in the city for $3.50
and so.
We have the best Mems Suits
in the city for S13.50-usual
SIS Suits.
We have the best Worsted
Suits in the city for SIP
ought to be o1G 80.
We have the best Dress Suits
in the city for $40. Made to
sell for $50 and SO.
We have the best Overcoats
in the city for So, 500, $3.50,
SO.
We have tie best Overc0ats
in the city for So, 1913, $3.50,
| $40.
Nothing in all this has been
more notable than the way
the news has got around.
It's been a personal canvass of
neighbor telling neighbor, friend
telling riend. The genuine.
ness oil the values has won
everybody at sight. We never
took 50 little money out OF our
gooas as we are now.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

=
This evening the comedy. drama Kerry
Opera House by the popular Irish come
dian, Joseph Murphy. and q capable com
pany. Mr. Murphy Is one OF the best
dialect comedians OF the Irish school, Ii
natural, pleasing and highly entertaining
His voice IL musical and one of tho klnd
which pleases an average audience.
hliss Kate Claxton and Madame Jan
auschek will appear at the Grand Opera
House on Monday evening In the sterling
melodrama. The Two Orphans" The
joint appearance OF these stars will be an
event that will be appreciated by oui
theStre goers. The stage settings and least
OF chai acters are something extraordi.
nary. and this, probably the greatest Of
all dramatic dramas, will he given first.
CtusA DreHenlation
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

w" tina Govt st-Wm. Callahan vs..
Owen tan shly.
ENhi'iitoL OF BOying-Sarry Mack We
Jnha NHpI'.
.,FcnrGlpvn cortcsts-- sam Peoples vs. SIihe
CneirttI.
,ttonada NJ IL lbs Midget Glyln Va. Phi
hlus. uprfy.
et','n = 81 = l. sid Mcconnell, of WIZ
li#Pi "a. va lin iIte Fox. o. "'tila.
GIuu.4+s at IzE3 lis.
iii.
Ia rula.l- 4 as LIS. anI a host OF othnrs
81 h rs ~p.fricr AM InoEi STU, nu .ical
a3Ii-'s.
pat'r ChIs Carrr'chg cl tho yonruest
Horz'pte. II ~ sasp1er IN America. Il 'stst.
Cd by Httlei at1U tnst ua.
Tlmhi by Turns McMahol and Rob-
erts.
C'Gh swinging 10y H,rIY Botrs and reits of
strcnsi b iy Jn0. y. HlcCiary.
Admission, Is, SO and rs cts.
nlO+Jt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

Michael Dunahue died yesterday at his
homo l329 Chestuut stteet He WAS AZ
years OF age. lis lunhrul will tukt place
on Monday morning. lnterIneRt will be
made at the Cathedral Cemetery.
The famous Sicln way Knlbe, Iycrs and
Pond ami klmbell pl nus, latest styles
lowest pr!cGs RoGelem y Company, no
Market s.fenE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Carpenters Juvenile Company appeared
again at Inc Academy OF Music last oven-
ing In Cinderella" before an npprecatlve
audience. Tho closing performance of the
engagement will be given thla evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-10

81. Panl'- a. u. Church, South Whining
ton, Ecv Gee. y. liivcng, pastor. Preaching
u Il. IN, mud 80 p. ~. Sunday school 81
ptn. Rally = the president salary. Morn
iar subecf Coils lnturpo ,ltIon in Robalr
u he fcopr VI this I ,uutgy.7 Evening
"lhu llalm Mnl rhYslrlnr.n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-03
WHEAT AND SILVER AGAIN.

Those populistic Siamese twins. wheat
and silver, have again fallen out and
tugged hard at the ligature which is
supposed TO bind them together. We see
from the grain and stock reports of New
York that while silver has maintained
it's price wheat has again gone down.
says the New York Herald:
Wheat broke the record again, but II
has broken II so often that the record
has a very patched and cracked appear
ance anyhow. and its fractures no longer
excite surprise. Liverpool dropped I'D.
to l. Paris and Berlin were lower, The
weather at the West was generally
favorable. Foreign houses sold Deem
Der, both for English and Continental
account. partly. II is supposed. against
purchases Of Argentine wheat. and lib
eral receipts from Argentina are expect
ed at the European markets this month
Ii seems that Berlin bankers who had
advanced 10 insolvent Argentine houses
were selling out their grain taken as
collateral, and this would account for
the bad break in Berlin during the last
few days.
These Berlin and Argentine people
ought not to forget the double life be-
tween silver and wheat. for If they con-
tinue to disregard PETER, Tom Watson.
md the other really useful and honest
men. 1t viii only prove TO our Populist
friends that they have rugged the mar
ket and that they and their transactions
are not honest.