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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-05-09

eStdnent zmarfeSo oarona Illr
sch'a przeznacza million funtow ma
cele dobroczynne ma Morawii. Przy-
branej oorce pozostawil znaczna su-
me, zone uczynil glowna nsstep'
czynia swej ,kolosalnej fortuuy.
Koronacya W Persyi. Ma trou
po zamordowanym szachu Nazar Ed
Din wstapia drugi jego. syn, Muzza.
fer Ed-Din,. Mira Valiah, kt6ry 70
staa ogsoszouy shanin-shah (krol
krolow) W zesz}ym tygodniu W sto
| cy Teheranie.
Wybory do Rad miejskich we
Frsncyi odbywaja sic obecnie. So
cyslisci zdobyli dotychczas miejsco-
wosci: Marsylia, Lsclotat, Narbon'
ne, Cette, Calais, Rubaix, Carnaux
Przepadli zas W Caen Lavel, Ltvan
i Abb.
POwstanie Nicaragua. Pow stan.
cy W prowincyi Leon poddali sic ma
'aske prezydenta Zelaya. Dow6dzey
uciekli.
N ezadOwOlene Anglii. Dono-
s,a Londynu, ia Rad apg;elski po-
czyni' starania do zaprotestowania W
Brukselli przecia ako uwolnieniu przez
sad tsmtejszy kapitara Lotha're'a,
pozostajacego W sluzbie belgijskiej.
Kapitan ten by} oskarzonym o po'
wieszenie angielskiego kupca. sto
kes, wolnem psnstwle Congo.
POsef chihsk'. Li.Hung Chang,
bawiacy obecnie W Rosyi, odwiedzi
po koronacyi cara wszystkie pan
stwa, ktore zawar&y umowe handlo'
wa Chinami. Stara on sic prze-
prowadzic podwyzszenie cha 8 ma
s proc. cd wartosci towar6w wpro-
wadzonych do jego kraju.
Wfosi W Afryce posuneli sic o
jedne pozycye dalej, podobno do
Doucole, 3 mile ma p6inoc oi Adj.
graf. Krajowcy czynia slaby opor.
Indian'e przygotowuja wojne.
Wiadomosci, nadesz}e do Ottawy,
zapewniaja, re Iudianie ma Al4sce
przygotowuja sic do wojny.
Spisek anarch styczny. DO ga
zet londyhskioh donessa Neapolu,
il wykryto tam spisek anarchist6w
przeciwko kr6lowi Humbertowi. r.
pewnoscia policya u zldzifa COS ma
kszta&t spisku, by us?rawiedliwic
swoje bezprawia by otoczyt aure'
ola meczennika krola waoskiego.
P. r.
Ub;ciedyrektora kopaln'. Gaze
ty amerykshskie umie szczaja tele
granny zaburzeniu W kopslni we,
gla W Niewec, pod rosyjskim zabo'
rem, gdzie wybuch} strajk. Gornicy
postauowili zaiad woda kopalnie, cd
czego chciaa ich powstrzymat dy'
rektor. Strawberry ME chcieli 20 stu,
chac Dyrektor poaozyl trupem dwoct
z pomiedzy gornikow, "a co koledzy
zamordowanych porabali .siekieram
z1oczyhce.
Tys:acletn:a r0czuica za}ozenis
pahtswa wegierskiego obchodzons
ljest ma Wegrzech wielkiemi uro
czystosciami.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-05-09
LudnOSc ParyZa.

Spis ludnosci, dokonsny W ubie-
gaym miesiacu, wykazs3, ze ludnost
stolicy Francyi vynosi 2,511,555 o.
sob. Cd czasu ostatn;ego spisu lu-
dnosG wzros{a 87,25O.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-05-09
CeSarZ niemiecki

pobiera $5,0OO,OOO rocznej pensyi,
jest w}ascicielem kilku palacow, xii.
ku yachtow i 2ch pociag6w kolejo-
wych. Pensye pobiera kwartalnie i to
CORY. Podatkow ME p}aci zadnyoh.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-05-09
KRONIKA PIRACY.

Gornicy W Indiana zaprze stall ro-
boty lgo maia.
w ubieglych 2 tygodniach utwo
rzyio sic Is nowych uni W St. Louis.
Mityngi W zachodnich stanach, ma
kt6rych przemawiat m6wca robotni
czy Coxey, byly bardzo lioznie ucze-
szczane.
Sadzia Waterman W Illinois, wy
daa zesz e'ego wtorku rozporzad efe
ch,cagowskiej radzie miejskiej, by
tramwaje zostasy ulepsz me.
w Niemczech prawdopodobnie
zostanie skro ,ony II godzinny dzieh
roboczy.
Maja.ek Roth schild6w st,nowi W
Angii W E1ropie f4OO 100000
czyli 4! $4,000. 100000
40 mtynsrzy zastrajkowal zesz&e
e. ponledzialkn powodu, il zmniej
szono i'm place 20 proc.
Union Sci philadelpbijscy organi.
zuja sic coraz liczniej.
Ma sic odbyt wkrotce wielki strajk
robotnik6w, pracujacych przy ubra
oiach W Cleveland.
Gornicy W higan nosza sic zmy-
sla ur1adzenia kilku stra jk6w.
Stcajk robotnik6w, pracujsoych
prey obuwiach W Auburn, Maine, "a
kohczyl sic pomyslnie.
Tylko unionisci dostana zatrudnie
MIA przy kapielach Satro W San Fran
cisco.
500 gornik6w strajkuje W Colo
rado powodu zni.onej p&acy Is
proc.
Budowa drogi zelazuej W stanie
Georgia wynosi 100000 przynosi
$1,000 dochodu kazdego miesiaca.
G6rnicy W okolioach Shsmokin,
Pa, zorganizowali sic. ID unii ich
nalezec bedzis 10000 oz}onkow.
Robot oicy, pracujacy przy welo-
cypedsch W Chicago, urzadzili zebra
ME, ma ktorem przemawia}o killu
swietuych mowc6w W 4 jezykach.
w Dayton, O, utworzyla sc ko-
lonia kooperatywna, kt6ra osiedli sic
ma poaudniu.
Tworzy sic kolon'a W Kansas, kt6-
ra osedli sic W republce Argentyh-
skiej,
Iusf ektorowie jej' W Chicago Ia
m:erzaia utworsy6 narodowa unie W
tym zawodzie.
Rad niemiecki nosi sic mysla u.
stanowienia najwyzej II godzinnego
dnia roboczego Ga 8 godzinnego ME.
4aska?)
Przykrawacze miasta St. Paul wy
grail Wake; taryfa zosta@a podpisans
ma rok.
Robotnicy kot}6w parowych utwo
rzyli dwie move unie ubieg}ego mie
siaca kilka nowych SO W STADIUM
tworzenia sic.
Cygarnicy po{sczyli dwie wlelkit
organizacye W Louisville, KY, a try
inne So ma widoku.
Kamieniarze marmurowi utworzyl
unie W wielu wielkich miastach.
Fabryki szyb utworzy}y trust z te
20 powodu wiele mich zostanie zam
knietych cd 80 czerwca.
Rada Piracy miasta St. Louis ME
posle delegate ma tegoroczni miedzy
narodowy kongres robotniczy W Lon
dynie, ale przesle pozdrowienie.
Giserzy powiekszyli ilosc cz4onkov
unij cd ostatniego strajku o 1000 o
sob. Prawie po}owa, to jest 1000 o
sob, Jest obecnie W uniach W tym "a
wodzie.
Ciekawa to rzecz, re tutejsza pras
kapitalistyczna ami s4oweczka ME pi
sne4a zwycieztwie kolejarzy W uro
5 czej Szwajcaryi.
Miasto Bradford cd chwili wzieci
ma w4asnosc gazu, obnizy4o iuz cen
. tego produktu o SO proc, a pomim
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-05-09

WartO Zatrzymac sic i
prZyjrZec uWaznie ma O.
buWie, SwiezO przyby1e
do skfadu Tan ner'a 6O7
Summit st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18
The Umpire Was Well Armed.

HELENA, Ark, Aug. ls.--A game of
baseball played Mt Poplar Grove between
col'rcd teams for n stake of IS broke up
In II pitchGd Mttle between tho opposing
mines, in which two boys were fatally shot
and four Other, more or less wounded
Negro boys from tho Polk and the Luwhy
plantations constituted tho opposing
teams. William Griffin the umpire, and
an adhcpnt Of tho Polk side, held tho
stakes In the third inning GriI'iM -"a;e
onu ilowuy ream the hot end Of Il close ;!.=
cision, and the asgricvcd team, led by
Israel Tate, made u rush for tho umpire
and his son, who was acting IS official
scorer. The umpire opened u v.lisc AMI
passed pistols to members of tho Polk
team and the battle began. Israel Tato
wass the only man on the Lowdy team
that had gun, but he did effective work.
He cmptied his pistol into the Polk team,
reloaded and c:nptiad it again, He is
credited with having shot four men.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18
Candidate Isrynn's Itinerary.

UPPER RED HOOK, N Y, Aug. 49,
William ]. Bryan's itinerary after he has
sestod has been partially arranged, He
will not 80 back to New York to answe er
Che speech Of Bourke Cochran, but will go
trpln here to Buffalo, Erie and Cleveland,
Rpsaking at each place From Cleveland
he will 20 direct to Lincoln. When he
leaves Lincoln he will go to the south,
making speeches In Kentucky, Florida,
Missouri and Maryland, and then he will
cn,ne cast again about the last week in
September. He will speak in Brooklyn
snd then go to New England. Upon his
return from New England he will speak
In New York city. Last night there was IL
demonstration by citizens, and Mr. Bryan
yielded to demands for speech
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18
SOME SILVER STATISTICS,
Reports Received by the Government from
Twenty.one Countries,

WASHINGTON, Aug. l8.-F From official
Information received by the treasury de.
partment from twenty.one countries the
coinage OF silver during tho calendar year
1895 amounted in the aggregate, to $ll5,-
672,2O0. OF this sum Sl8,603, 200 was re-
coinage; deductlng this sum from the total
coinage, gives tho coinage of silver from
now bullion in 1925 as 800, ,O69, 900
Tho country coming the largest amount
OF silver In 1893 was Mexico with COIN
age of s24, ,Sao, $50; followed closely by
Japan, with u coinage Of S23, sS3, 500; next
comes China, with Ss,253,34O; Spain, ST.
B9, 500; Great Britain, Sc, sci, Isl; United
States, s5,69S, 900 Austria Hungary, t5,-
$4,000; Peru, s4,o73, 600; Russia, 70 BOD, 900;
Ecuador, $4,000, 900; Germany, 81, ,sa6,o 900.
The silver coinage executed by Great
brltnip during the year for her colonies
was: For Canada, 81 los $780, Hong Kong,
E,2OO,O0O; straits settlements, s450,50O II
total of s3,SOs, 1880. Franco coined for
hindoo China $6,O9s,O0O in silver, and
for Morocco 1854, 500
During the year 1905 the United States
recoincd the largest amount of silver viz:
81, $4,000, followed by Austria Hungary
with q reco!nage Of s3,3ls, 500; England,
g., 100000; Germany, $l,S5G, 900; Russia,
SGi2, 800; India, S4S4 800.
From Jan. ! to Aug l, ls05, the coinage
of silver dollars by the mnts of the United
States was ss, 562, ,4l2, while tho coinage Of
silver dollars from l7J2 to 1873 aggregated
only ss,o3l ,ass,
inc. worlds product Of silver during the
calendar year iS95 is estimated to have
Icen se!G6, ,0Oo,00 The amount Of new bull
lion used in tho coinage, so far us known,
was 800 ,Ob9, 600, and from reports received
from twelve countries, the amount used
IN the Industrial arts was 81, 600 900 whilu
INC exports to the east amounted to s37,-
b0oOO making the total disposition of tho
worlds silver product for 1881, so far as
known, Sl79 ,0O0 which would leave
*lb, 40 Ono for coinage and use in the arts
by tho countries from which no reports
have been resolved
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. lS.-.The Panama
steamer City Of Para brings the story that
Prince Louis, of savoy, and some of the
crew of the Italian steamship Cristoferu
Colombo were attacked on the streets Of
Valparaiso By IA Gillian mob The 1tal.
lanS would have met with tho same vio-
lcncc as did some of the crew of the United
States cruiser Baltimore had not the Ita-
ian party been armed. The prince and
his friends stood off the mob until rescued
by the police. Although the mob used
sticks and stones, none Of the royal party
of visitors were seriously injured The
mob vented its rage on The prince because
Italy sold the two second hand cruisers to
the Argentino Republic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. F.-F!our weak win
ter 9upertinc, $l.9OG2l5 DO. extras, S2.l5d2.3U;
Pennsylvania roller, clear, $215G8 do. do.
straight, $&@3.25. Wheat dull August COG
G024c Cora steady; August, 2+025c Oats dull:
August, 2+tc25c. Hay steady for good; choice
timothy, Sl3.5Htl3.15. Beef steady; city family,
s95UGl0 Pork firm family 80 75ul0 Lard firm;
western st"am $3.50 Butter steady western
dairy, Sta'9l2r; do. creamery lll2'0l6c. do
factory, ~ a lie; Elgins, l6c; imitation
creamery, l0gl2c; New York dairy, lOa l5c
do creamery, l1l2Sl6c,; fancy state prints,
wholesale, l9c. prints jobbns at 20 a &c.
Cheese steady; large 594@Tsc,; small, $40
7l2c.; part skins, 2N5c.; full skins, ldl1,c
Eggs strong; New York and Pennsylvania 10
q l4o. ; western fresh, lll.1l2c
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18

shonl0 he aboard the Dolphin this other
vessels Of the North Atlantic squadron will
be surrounding her and tho reception
made es impressive as possible There has
been some talk about tho reception tax ing
place in Waahlnyton, but the president
Hoes not wish to come to this city during
She summer, and it is understood the vice
roy does not caro- TO 60 to Gray Gables. 1t
is also stated that guest of the nation
could not well be- received at the summer
homo of the president, and that Mr.. Clevo-
land much preferred going to New York
b receiving Ii at Gray Gables.
1t having been determined that the re.
esption should take place in New York
the only material question to be decided
is whether the reception shall be in the
city or on shlpboard. Circumstances may
make 1t desirable to change the present
plan so as to have the reception in the
city instead of on shipboard, but it is be-
iieved n naval vessel will be utilized for
4he purpose
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18
KELLEY KNOCKED OUT.
u Took IiorIarity just Five Rounas 10
Finish tho Eenn EnIer.

c. j. Moriarity and Jimmie Kelley OF
Boston were advertised to box ten rounds
fer decision at Pyles Cycle Academy
last night The fight came off and by
reason of circumstances of which the Bos-
ton lad had no control the fight was
brought to n sudden formulation in the
fifth round when Kelley was knocked out.
1t was pretty fight and one marked by
no distinctivcly objective features. Much
money changed hands, Moriaritys friends
being out in force and sanguine Of his
success,
1t was 10 10 o'clock when the men made
their appearance. Their coming had been
prefaced by three preliminary bouts be-
tween local light weights which kept the
sports" in good humor and at the sam.
time paved the way for the go Of the even
ing, Ten minutes after tho men appear
cd they were introduced by Referee Chas.
Sasse. Moriarity wore white tights. He
was in the pink of condition. A well
known gentleman seconded him. In
kcllcy's corner were Jack Gowan of Pbila-
drlpha and Frank Lynch OF this city.
kellcy's trunks were of a blue material.
He was a shade taller than the Whining
ton boy and his reach was also better.
Frank Mullin held the watch.
The fight opened with hard fighting
Tho Boston lad gave the audience the I'M
Wilmington boy hard fight, but -.ucrc
were those Of course who coula.. not see the
subject in ta". .". !n;snnt, Anyway the men
got mixed Up ailu "nca VIC; things were
slraightened out at the ending Of the
lound Moriarity was on top, in the yer'
nhcular of the prize ring
The second and third rounds were made
up Of heavy hitting, Moriarity being the
aegressor aud landing every time he de-
sired. 1t was the evident desire OF the
Wilmington lad to beat his man in half
the time advertised. And he did as you
have already learned.
But to return to the fight. The fourth
round opened encouragingly for Moriarity
and his friends He landed II stiff jab on
kel!cy's neck and followed it with another
one on the head. Before Kelley could
awaken to the situation he got swing in
the jaw which sent him spinning like IL
top, Kelley at this time hit lightly.
Moriarity replied with hard right
hand punch, which connected with tho
Boston boys chin and staggered him.
Then all was confusion in the mind of the
bean cater. He hit at imaginary Mori-
aritys in VAN. Another keen uppercut
sent him down in heap, only to be saved
from Knockout by the police.
The fifth round saw the visitor OH his
feet and apparently strong. He went at
the local man in his bull style but was
met with II series of swings and uppcrcuts
which caused his brain to whirl too rapid
" f9r his bodily good, and in less time
tlhn it takes to relate 1t Moriarity had
pUnclod his friend on the jaw and he went
down and out, kcllcy's hackers carried
him floln the ring limp and motionless.
Muriarity left unassisted, receiving the
congratulations of his many friends. There
was not IL bruise on his body.
1t was announced that Morarity would
meet "Bnll" Mccarthy at the same place
within Two weeks. Mccarthy is too well
known to be spoken Of
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18

In order to give every one an opportu
nifty to see the grand crops in the Western
States and enable the intending settler tc
secure home, the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul R'y has arranged to run u serie.
of harvest excursions to South and North
Dakota, and to other States in the West
Northwest and Southwest, on the follow
ing dates: September /, Ii, 29 ard
October 8 and 20, at the low rate ol
two dollars moro than one fare for the
found trip. Tickets will be good for re-
turn on any Tuesday or Friday with i
twcnty.one days from date Of sale. fol
rates. time of trains and further details
Apply to any coupon ticket agent in the
East or SoHth, or address John r. Pott,
District Passenger Agent. WilliamspUrt,
pa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18
Three Drowned While bathing,

MOBILE, Ala, Aug. lS.-Two men, Ar.
thur Walker and Robert E. Ice, and Two
women, Viola Fronch and Margaret Curry,
were with picnic pnrty that wont to Dog
river TO spend the day. While In bathing
at the mouth of tho river Walker md the
two women were swept off their feet ny
the tide, and all were drowned before tho
eyes of Lee, who was powerless to render
assistance. Lee swan with the tide, and
after desperate struggle of thirty min.
utes was rescued alive
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18

SHAMoKlS Pa, Aug. Is. - During a
drunken riot ut Mount Carmel Charles
Kbling was fatally shot through tho body
and John Donnelly had one of his arms
pierced by bullet. Tho row began in
Michael Farins's saloon A large crowd
Of mine workers just paid off, and consid-
srnbly under tho influence Of liquor, re-
fused to leave the plnce, Faring extin-
guished tho lights, and while the room
WAS In darkness two of the miners imme-
aiately opened fire with their rcvolvers,
pouring fusillade Of shots into the
crowded room. Tho guilty persons have
NOT vet been arrested
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18

CHARLOTTE, Mich, Aug. ls-A stock
train was boarded at Bellevue by four men,
al masked and heavily armed, who at tho
point Of their guns compelled the men In
charge Of the stock to empty their pockets
Of all their money and number Of other
articles of small vslue. The robbers es-
cnped but were all captured and lodged
In jail here. They gave their names as
James O'Donnoll, Frank Wright, Ed Mar.
low and Frank Edison, and ages from
Ia to % Ycnra
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18

DOVER, Aug. 1S.-The Democratic state
convention to nominate u candidate for
governor and one congressman meets here
this afternoon. The indications are that
the silver standard Democrats will be in
complete control Of the convention, and
tho Chicago platform and Bryan and
Scwall will bo indorscd. Senator Gray is
not expected to be present. and the prob
abilities are that the gold Democrats will
not take any prominent part In the con-
vention proceedings. Peter J. Ford of
Wilmington, is the favorite candidate for
the nomination for governor. Should
Ford be named the congressional nominee
will very likely be John d. Hawkins of
Kont county or William H. Royde of Sus-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18

NEW YoRK, Aug. 1S.-Health Officer
Alvin H Doty, of this city, returned from
Havana yesterday. He spent only two
days in Havana, because he found on ar
rival that it would bo impossible for him
to reach either Santiago er Cicnfugos,
where he says there are alarming out
breaks of smallpox. He found that there
was great deal Of yellow fever and small.
pox In Havana and tho surrounding coun-
try. The sanitary conditions are terrible,
Tho whole city's sewerage, he says, is
einptiel into the bay, and the tide is not
sufficient to carry it to sea There were 300
cases of yellow fever and 100 deaths re-
ported from the military hospitals during
tho two weeks previous to DR.. Doty's visit.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18

LEwES, Del, Aug. lS.-During the pas
sage of the bark Artisan from Manila to
Philadelphia Frank Jones, one of her
crew, was put in arms for mutinous con-
duct. From the time the vessel weighed
anchor to proceed ON the voyage Jones is
alleged to havc been dsobcdient, and on
several occasions is alleged to have threat
encd the lives of the captain and other Of
fcers. His conduct finally became such
that the captain WIS forced to place him
In irons after the exercise of considerable
force, Upon the arrival of the vessel in
Philadelphia Jono, was turned over to the
auth0rittns
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18
british Diulnnalic Chanres.

LONDON, Aug. lS.-It is officially an
nounced that the Hon. Sir John Monson,
British ambassador at Vienna has been
appointed British ambassador at Paris in
succession 10 the Marquis Of Dufforin,
whose term of service expires Sir Horace
Rumboll B"itish minister at The Hague,
and formerly att0rhc of the British min
istry at Washington, succeeds Sir John
M0nson as British nbnssndor at Vienna
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18

LONDON, Aug. 1S-Thc statement of Tho
Sunday Sun, OF London, to the effect that
President Kruger, of the Transvaal re-
public, has concluded Il treaty with n
foreign power in contraventon of the
Angln-Borr convention OF 1881, which
places Great Britain in control of the for
cign relations OF the Trnnsvaal, and that
Great Britain had demanded an explana-
ton from the Bocr government, is Of
fLiully denied
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18
Atlantic League.

At Lancaster-Lancaster g. Hartford,
z. At Wilmington = Paterson, 6; Will
mington, 4. At Newark-Newark, l2;
Athletic B
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18

: The Grand Army of .tbe Republic Il
t..nware has arranged with the Bulii
r.tre & Ghio railroad Company for special
act9mmeaa.!2as TO It. Paul on tie ucna.
i1@ Of the meeting Of The National En-.
can rinent, Tieka.s will lie sc!d to the
p@a..c alta rate Of s:5 fer TIE round trip,
r0od to re:l.n np..i Ssrts:nher 20. A
special sleeper will te ATTACHED tn tie ex
fce:s leav..g Delaware argngc staten A. So
?. ny, Arg2:t 24th, rGra..g through to
It, Pacl without changn ihe ccts for
terth has been t2ql at the low rate of
A59 D!h-:am. cf tLs sleeper can ts seen
at the Custom House, Wilmington, or at
lLc Delaware avGm@e r & ., ai!rcad
Al r'.eat.gps fO. srh:s hGulG le made as
ea-,y as possible to Peter B. Ayars,
Custom House, or +! A Miller, Passenger
Aseat Delaware avenue station Whining.
ten. This is the cheapest rate that has
ever boon made to st PAN and the public
shoG.I avail themselves cF It to makes
Visit /. ,as great Northwest
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18

NEW YORK, Aug. listers slow and lower !;
oxen and cows firm bulls higher native steers,
So 6OI47O; Cooralos, S}GJgil0; stays and
oxen, S3d375; bulls, s2'G3; dry cows. sl.7DGl IS.
'aves active and higher; veals sid7; grassers
ID buttermilks, S2.l5'G2.75 good western
calves, $3.50 Sheep and lambs active ard
higher; poor to prime sheep, sfta3 30: lambs
$375dGl2la Hogs higher at 50 GOGal1O
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. Aug. l7-Hattle lower ;
prime, s335tGt40; common, s3@g3 50; bulls, stays
and cows, S2n350 Hogs active and higher;
prime light weights, s3G5g3 70; best medium,
S3.65GS 20: common to fair Workers, s3.fQHS C5 |;
heavy. s32093 IS; rough, 81 25'd3 Sheep ac-
tive and higher prime, $500 p3 70 good. s3 400
300; fair, S2.7503.l5; common, 81 1jG!5G; culs,
Bc @tl common to good lambs, toGI 20. veal
cal ives, 35ttg 25
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-18
A Linz mans Fall to Death,

"ASHlNGTo:, n. j., Aug. 1S--.Joseph
Marshall, of E1ston, u lineman employed
by the american Telegraph and Telephone
company, Of Now York, fell from pole
on SchG1lny'l mountain Sunday after
noon and broke his neck. Marshall was
repairing wire during u Storm and it is
not known whether he received a shock or
lost his hold and fell, Dacense was 35
wears old