davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
THE BISLEY MARKSMEN.

London. July A-In the contest for the Alexandra
prize at 500 yards Bisley to-day the Canadian
rnarksm made the following scores:
Ogg 90: Macdonald 80: Armstrong. King ana
Weller each 81: Lieutenant Mitchell. Harry and hay
hurst each 30.
In the Barlow contest at 800 yards range ten shots
each. Munro scored IS. LAYERS 90 and Neil and
Langstroth each 81.
The Canadian Cup was won by Ogg. whose score
was Sl2 Langstroth and King each scored 3o6 in
this contest Weller and Munro. the Canadian
marksmen In shooting OF their lie OF 10. which was
the best aggregate of the Canadian volunteers
scored q and Il respectively. Sir Donad 5mii o,
Canadian High Commissioner TO Great Britain,
offered a cup 70 the marksman who made the best
aggregate score among the Canadians At the COO
wards range Ross Ogg and IAngstroth each scored
2s and Macdonald 5 These scores place them al
,he head az the aggregate scores. The Canadians
won the cup given By the corpont ton OF the city OF
London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

Chicago ....................o a
Earned rins-Chicaro 2; Brooklyn 2 First base ny
errors-B-ooklyn. l. Left on basss-Chelgc, o. Brook
lvn First base on has-On Friend. 3. OH Abbey. 2.
struck out-By Friend q. Two-base hits-Anierson.
Griffin shfndle. Sacrifice ht--(irm. Stolen base
Jones Double pay-Lachance. Corcoran and Lachance.
Irit by pitcher-By Friend. .. Wild pitch-Frend I'M
plre-Lynch. Time-2:lO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
GAMES POSTPONED.

The Pittsburg- New-York game at Pittsburg the
two games between the Cincinnati and Boston teams
an Cincinnati and the Clevelan Philadelphia game
at Cleveland were postponed on account of rain or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
THE RECORDS.
WASHINGTON. s; LOUISVILLE. T.

Louisville July 24-Louisvie and Washington
played postponed game to-day Washington won
nv bunching hits In the seventh and eighth innings
Attendance 800. The score;
r,,isv,ra ...............0 l %
Vas u " " Z " N-o
pasab1s-roulsvl,e 49, Washington II. Errors-Louis-
Vile 4 Washington. = Batteries-cunningham and
Miller: McJames and Mcclure. Umpre-Betts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
GAMES YESTERDAY.

BROOKLYN 0: Chicago Baltimore 8; St. Louis
Washington s. Lou ssiiie, forfeited
:
At Cincinnati. Pttsburg and cieveand-Rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
PHILADELPHIA CRICkETERS AT HALIFAX.

Il
Halifax July 24-The final match OF the Halifax
series arranged between the Philadelphia cricket
nlavers and those Of this city began on the Wander
ers' Cricket Club grounds this morning The weather
wss clear and pleasant. The match was between
IN. visitors and o team composed OF the best play
orc ~ the Wanderers team and the Halifax gar
r,son eleven The home team was made up as fol-
,on-s. From the garrison team, Messrs Edwards
lows ,,,rt Austin Neve. Darlow. Prentice and
tSpnoh From the Wanderers. Messrs CaIahane'
IInrv Katser Smith and Macintosh;
mn n aifax team lost the toss, ana the Phila
i',ons sent in Patterson and Brockie TO oppose
ueiphnn"IIng OF Cabsnc and Prentice clark tooE
1880 ~. nlace after six runs had peeh scored
brocn'p PATTERSON was cleaned bowied by Prentice
d,atei ,ers came and went slowly, Biddle making
the pest arnoon work most satisfactory 70 ,ne
:, le .r.ourn team, AMI they ended thsir hIst IN
'ei d .he nome e.even also coinpieed an INNING
hlis an s,,nnps were drawn, the iatter nakihs 80
corr that they VIII nave 10 90 on WIN mn
siila,. tcrrg as s,yor play Is resumed 'o-nioIo"
stc"Iin Tberr is no nope that they WIN overcoiss
hoi ,n1 oh,alned by the visitors, ms tnes nav -
.nc 90 make in order 10 escape deita' w
asnhs rs reached III. the psrinershlp OF Low" 5
Grip sn 30 ,,ng prodr I'D 81 runs Downs wa rN.eo
~ prsn.ice The remaining members OF me 49,
scored in handsome st!i1 700 a'''' 0
went out the totai "ds 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
A PLUCKY RESCUE at QUARANTINE.

THE SON OF AN ITALIAN BANKER AND UOTE3
CHEF SAVE A DROWNING MAN IN
STRONG SEA
A young Italian named Alfred Del vechio OF Ma
60. Eas, Twenteth-st.. Paterson. n j. ventured be.
yond his depth while swimming near Quarantine yes.
terdsy morning and was rapidly drowning when
Stephen Caya. son OF Carmine Cava, a banker OF
No. &c Mulberry-st.. and Antonio CERT chef OF the
whhehouse Hotel. jumped TITO the water They
succeeding In ho;ding the drowning mans head above
Vcchio was taken In charge by Deputy Health oni-
l. Hommedieu who succeeded In restoring ami.
me tion after half hours work Young cavn and
Cerr both showed great courage IN their efforts. -
the TIDE at the tine running strongly out 70 SEA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
BROOKLYN. 0: CHICAGO. ..

FIVE OF THE BRIDEGRooMs' RUNS LET IN By
RYANS MUFF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
~ OK STATEN ISLAND

A GAME TO-DAY ON sIAiTN
The Staten Island Cricket ana naseo"., .orner
nv ,.or,c,air Athletic Club at the FORMER
pas o,ns, AZ Livingston. Staten Island. TO-DAY,
cruz r. baseball on Staten Island has rev s1f
and ne ball team r, mas With the Mont
up 10 Aihletic Club should be an interesting o"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
pa Ass-PACING-PURsE $500 U'NFINISIi
RACING IN THE RAIN AT LATONIA.

I,aton,a Ky. July 24-To-day exception
IN the rule OF the week as it raned hard all the
afternoon. The racing was tame and the talent had
he best of II. Summarizes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

Chicago, July 2i-Brookyn broke Chicago's win
ming streak to-day by taking an embarrassing game
The ground was soft and good playing impos-
sble A muf by Ryan let in five runs in the second
inning Attenlance 1000. The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

dencs OF a coming northeaster that may make
things exceedingly lively for to-day when the open
regatta and last race OF the Larchmont week VIII
he SAILED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
arm SCHOONER ARRIVES IN PORT.

Much 70 the surprise of her agents sor"o,er
po,,sr If No Sc south-st the -mas'ea sc"oOrss
William ]. Lermond Of Thomaston, , Me' h r,ss
VIII" into the harbor before spanking oreeAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

Cleveland July 2i-Rasn caused the great bicycle
m rade which was to have taken pace to-day to b
postponed until Monday. There were to have been
is 900 whee.nen In line. and IL thought that thS
parade would be OF the G.verting spec.
tacles Of the centennial Visitors from a distance
are leaving the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
ore The SCORES 10 date:
GOLF PLAYERS WILL Re ACTIVE TO-DAY.

arhn s,x,h round will be played tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
SUMMARIZES

Wien night closed down there was every evil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

Cyclists desiring TO join tho League OF American
wheernen may obtain full printed Information and
membership blanks by sending name and address 4
the Cycling Editor. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23

The ctlzens Savings Bank has declared semi
annual dividend u =, per cont payah" on ana
nft.r July - on all sums of $ and ny - st""
IN. Manhattan Savings Institution has de-
clarrl a dividend of yer cent on sums ~ 5000
and under and one ~ ~ per cent on the 'hccHS
~ $500 and not exceeding S|VD payable on
and after July j. ,
Thc Rowcry Savings Bank has declared a
semi-annual dividend of per cent. payable on
and after July ~. !,
The Union Dime Savings Institution has dc-
clor.d a I pc- cent dividend on the iirri Sl~"
and 3 p.r cert on the excess up - S3""o. pay
uhc ON and after July j"
Tho Srarrcn's Bank for Savings mas declared
a dividend Of per cent on accounts OF S3"o'
and -. per cent ON larger accounts. PAYABLE on
and after July ~. ,,,, ,
TN. Astor Place Bank has declared dividend
NJ . Der cent payahl" July l.
Tho National Wall Paper Company has o.
clared A quarterly dividend ~ per cent on the
dchenturc stock. payable July :.
The National broadway Bank has declared q
eomi-annual dividend Of Il per cent payable on
and after July !. o
Tho REORGANIZATION Committee. of the oregon
rmprovemeni Company announces that major
nv 81 the first mortgage bonGe Of the company
has been deposited under the plan OF r"orgailiza-
tiOn.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
Nn1tion Sales. financial.
LOUIS MESIEH, Auctlonccr.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS and BONDS
Uy ADRIAN II. MULLER son.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18TH.

Uy ADRIAN II. MULLER a SoN,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE ETH.
A. 10 20 oclock at NcwNork Real Estate SalesrOon.
" III Broadway.
(fy of ENecutOrsD
$40 600 y Steamboat Co. CoLsfd Mtgc p. Bds..
dor acct. Of Iiquidating TrusteesD
lBroIklyn Union Gas Co.
tl'or acct. Of whom r. may concern)
Il shs American Fire 1ns. 60.
100 shs United Traction * Electric Co, iro'luehce
40 shs Porter Air Lighter 90
IL she National Bank.
aha & Charlotte Air Line Ry.
e. o.. Williamsburg Gas Light 60. q y. l. Mtge. 3D..
1859
Ga shs Maiheson Alkali WORKS
7Op shs KeOkuk * Western *. X.
100 shs Maryland Coal O. pr"fd
100 shs 81 Louis q 81. Western II. X pfi.
ssp I.rooklyn C1ty X. H. 1st Mtge 3D.
7 shs American District Telegraph Co.
Ioo ans Ncw York Harlem X. r. ca.
-, ais danda Cattle Car 90.
Patent 443iaD international Wine Co. y. j.
ia ms MARYLAND prefd.
n shs y Y. National Exchange Bank
s,,u Uichmnrd county y. Y. y. C.. Drainage Bis.
lS1S oct. 1915 CouIs
~ shs Kanawha ~ Oho Kway Co. common
500 y Y. Bklyn & sea Shore H. H. OF L. l. LIST
' Mtec u e. Bi 1897. May. ISIS, coups on.
a. shs Nv Jersey 4 New York H. n. common.
30 shs American Lithograph stone 90.
shs Title Guarantee ~ Trust 60.
10 600 abs Marcus Gold Mining 90. uiypd)
100 sls. Tile Guarantee a. Trust 60.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
ETHIOPIAN F1YANcIAL MARKETS.

London June - p m-Cansos ll2n J" ~ money
s,d fl2t. for the account. Canadian ihchc "bs i.'
~, Er~ preferred '5'. Illinois 'rnilai ~, M,n %
ican ordinary i. st. Paul common. fv1s ~" or" 'h
tai ~ pennsyl, ania 54is Reading. -. Mexican en-
tai new per bonds ~, Louisville ana N"s'"'
BIZ: Afcns,n common, 10 -, ut. =,
$40 D. The amount - bullion s"n, INTO me biD" ESQ 1i
rrr,nI ON balaua. day Is 1900 MONEY. > per cent
Th. lsfe ~ discount the market Tor ipih shu
ana three month"; bills Is '4 cent faflS ntc's i"
r.ut-s centiIn"s flr the
conr AMI exchange London at - francs 10 cen'lhes
for 10
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

-, ,,,-rrA>, cINcINNATT CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS.
,so. 1898 1890
Number o. niics...... lN3. 80 -. s,,t 30
second weel, June. s2i2.5IJ s1os 80,
Ian ID Juuc "a b3Nl,'tl "."i''7' ""''"''
KANSAS CITY FORT SCOTT AND MEMPHIS
c-i olG aiG
Sc ,,nd June. st''st ~ ~, g., 1,o
Jan / 10 Jan. li..... 2l""' l'N''''i' '''''''--
CHICAGO AND HoKTiIWESTEKN.
.ott a9oI b0G6
Nunt"r N i',''S'''' a. -cs 9iI 20 4Ol tg2
Ian / To- May a.. IL G20 7id 1O.373.573 l2oNoso
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
Proposals

PROPOSALS for Electric Are Lamps IN 'he
L District Of Columbia. Office OF the Commissioners
I, r Washington. -. C.. June IL. 1895 w ,
sealed proposals Will he received at ms omce nn un
90 Iock NJ on Saturday June 81 1896. for furnishing
and maintaining Electric Arc Lamps In the pubic streets
go Venues OF the District Columbia during the year
srdno Inn. 30 1897 Specifications and blank forms OF
,rnnosaIs may be obtained at this once j. w r"s.
George Tr,csleI Chas. T. Powell Commissioners ~ -
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
financial Altctlnss.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN. that special

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that a special
meeting Of the s,ockhoders Of the NEW YORK AND
HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY Will be held al the
oihce OF the Company in the Grand Central station City
OF New York on he FIFTEENTH DAY OF JULY
eighteen hundred and IL o'clock
the OF approving and authorizing lease OF the
Street Surface Railroad the New York Harlem Rail-
road Company and the appurtenances connected there
with. 70 the Metropolitan Street Railway Company.
The stock transfer books win be closed O'clock p. n
Monday. June i5th and reopened at ~ o'clock A. ~
July 10th
Dated. New York. June llth, 1896
BY o.der Of tho Board Of Directors.
+. V. W. ROSSITER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23

NOTICE is hereby given that a special meet.
ing Of the Stockholders of the Metropolitan Street
Railway Company will bs held the Com
pany in the Cable Building number Cpl Broadway. New
York CITY, tn. 18th day Of July. 1896. clock
afternoon for the purpose OF approving and
lease OF the street surface railroad OF the York
and Harlem Railroad Company. and the appurtenancss
connected herewith the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company.
Dated. New York. June ltth 1900
BY order Of Board OF Directors.
CHARLES z. WARREN, Secretary. '
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
The B0WERY SAVINGS BANK.

AND l3O BOWERY,
NEW YORK, JUNE s. 1896.
A semi-annual Dividend at the rate OF FOUR PER
declared and Will be credited
TO deposors al sums ~ Five Dollars and upward
and not exceeding Three Thousand Dollars. which shall
hn,, been deposited a Three Months. the first
dav of July next Will be payable and after Mon
dnv Juy 20 accordance with the provisions OF
n. Bylaws
Dividends called FOR VIII be credited TO each account
and h. entitled 70 future the same deposit.
By order Of the Trustees.
' JOHN T. TOWNSEND. President.
ROBERT LEONARD Secretary.
ISAAC l.. MAILER. Assistant Secretary.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
n received AT the Uptown Once. No. l242 Broadway.
2d door north Of 3lsst until . o'clock adver-
semcns received the following branch Offices at regu-
cor 23dst 1872 6th-ave.. 2th-st l42 Columbus
near West ST. iOc West 42dst near Jth-ive; W
aves i50 East i1thst: 33s 3d-ave between 18th and
sath-st $50 3dsve near 4st-rt 654 3d-ave 2i0. 825
Bleecter. St; c9Os 3d-ave 30 East 79th-st
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23

THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad CO.
80 BONDS OF 1925.

consequence - tho appointment % Receivers - tho
baltimore and ohio I.aroal Company. AM with View
% protection u the. interests - the holders u the
above mentioned ionls invite holders - such
Bonds deposit same with al Coupons attached. nt
our Office on or l. 1870 subject - agree
men, dated April TO- lS.G between Spcycr CO.. ~ New
York srcyrr rrothcrs or London and tho depositing
Hondhoder Copies II such Agreement may be Obtained
on application Office.
will huy. the terms ~ the Agreement the cou-
pons and interest nsalments maturing August 1896 on
deposited Coupon Registered Bonds. In the Bait
more and Railroad Company should make default In
paying the when due.
Trust Receipts will he given for Bonds deposited ana
such receipts VIII exchangeahle for engraved Bearer
eertncatea Application will be made the New York
and London Exchanges for the listing u ihes" '"thl'-
speyer n Co. and Sp~yer Brothers will make no charge
against dcpoeiting Bondhoders for their servi -es
Notice is hereby given that the time Turing ~hich We
Will receive deposits Bonds under the above notice has
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23

~ a I1INNII BNNN Vt NVN EIkV II IN
~ NEW YORK -DINIDENp--A semi annual dividend
OF has been declared upon the capital
sock 4 this Bank PAYABLE on and after july proxno.
Transfer books closed until Jui, . lSHh
". 4 VAIL. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD COM
PANY.
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one and one

~ South Carolina A., per cent Bonds will be paid On
and after that date by the National Park Bank Of New
York
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER Mary Powell

DAILY tEXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Leaves pe-brosses ST. 3:l5 p NJ; sat s. l;4o r n
Leaves West .2i St. 3:3O y. NJ; Sats, p. NJ
For CRANSTON'S WEST POINT CORNWALL. NEW
BI'KGU NEW -HAMBV RGH MILTON. PO hEEPslE.
HYDE PARK RONpOUT and KINGSTON
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
The MinnrnpoIi. Il 1t. Louis Rniir

i clareA ceui annual dividend. payable u the
earnings Z rla. year ending 3oth isi
and haif cent '2f on the First Preferred
stock and s.ni annual dividend oi and half
Second Preferred Stock Of this Com
rany. payable 10Th 1876 the Central Trust Com
nam, 90 the stockhplt~- Of record the
.sfh ~ June 1896 Transfer books viii te closed June
Soth a. p. m. ani reopen july lt'h az 10 a. m
Il. Il. IIARTSIlORNE. Treas
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
K STEAMBOAT COMPANY

UAd). orient Shelter Island Greenport sou,hold
Sag Iarbor Block Island leaves NewYork daily az
= NJ except sundays from Pier 90 T.. r. foot OF Peck
Slip connecting Greenport with 'reddie' for
New Suffolk Jamssport and Rverhead June q and
urdays In July and August leave NewYork at I u. u.
Block Island service commences June 20
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23

~ Line from foot OF Christopher ST. y. r. week.
Gay AT = NJ. and West i53d St go connecting az
with trains. Good accommodation for
horses Bicycles free send TO pier or 10
(,atsklll descriptive folder.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
TRADING LIQUIDATION.
cr0cKS WEAK AND LOWER
BEAR TRADERS AT woRk-BoNDs AND
MONEY.
,.,rs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JUNE 90.
'HH- 1NGS In RONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

1900 l. S Reg 1879. iI1,s
iv,S ioDS 90 IS cGu 1925. llo+ 20
2coS Ann a is' As s91. 49, Z
1000 10 ....',, 90. w %
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
TILE FEDERAL TREASURY.

To-day's Washington Treasury statement GOV,
ering actual results ~ two days ago. compared
with the last previous statement shows the ioI-
lowing balances:
Charges
Net roii on hand sn3 5OOls sl03 JOS oT Dec s4l+ll
Nct legal tenders .-o-.-o -. 80. oo.,
IN hard .. lof G3I Go i23 52I.iio Dec. ]. lotD'
~, .o,"r , "a IA pGi "a, "a GQ on Inc "a .6,o
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23

foot Of Christopher ST.. y: r. every k,day at
I. NJ. and West l33d 81. d3o. connecting w'th H. and
A r II. al Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
Steamboats,
TROY BOATS,

| CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA leaves Pier 4B. West
ION St daily. except SATURDAY p m Express trains
Adirondack. Sunday steamer
| touches al Albany. SARATOGA EXCURSION, $4oo.
| LAKE GEORGE ENCVRSlON. SI.W Hood durIhs seeson.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-23

Y EW W.HAYEN-FARE. SI; Excursion. Si.5O.-

~ Fast steamers Pier 25 T.. r.. Week Days p
NJ and ~ midnight SUNDAYS. 0:30 A. NJ and l2 mid
night arriving time for Meriden Hartford
Springfield ana points north
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-10-15
, u! A~Juoppns am lI!M AIlunoo sfHI nI"'
ON ui iaanunr. ~ EW0U ulon rc,:.I' PuGl


HUN MILL THEY VUTE?
Many Thousands Of Young Men
Have Reached the Threshold
of Their Career.
TWO POLITICAL PATHS OPEN.
Sound Money Stands for National
Honor-Debased Coinage Sta 5
for Dishonor.
There are a good many thousands of
young men who will this year east their
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-10-15
pue yaoM 20 t rn|g sA''
AlLB5 puu ISl|O


In A SILVER COUNTRY
Condition of the Laborer and
Business in a Land Where
Free Coinage Exists
WHAT THE MEXICANS SAY.
A Representative Of the St Louis
Globe Democrat Tells What
He Saw.
,o tIA frna;Irar nonn1n hpp0n 10
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-10-15

'ouu!N-5Agl lon
san To~I
cents per ounce. or 5000, 600. ZOO. And
strange TO say. the larger part of this
wealth would be outside of our
own country. In gold standard coun-
tries the commercial -alue of
the silver coins in circulation would be
brought nearly to the gold standard.
This fiat of ours would substantially
double the value of $112.000.00O in sill
yer coins in Great Britain; S500.OOO 900
III France; S21J.HO 900 in Germany;
81 ,O0O.UU in Belgium; SIC. 0OO 900 in
Italy: S15.OOO.o0O in switzerland: 49,
u00.OOO in Greece; $155. 100000 in
Spain; S10.0ON.OOW in Portugal: 49,. 000.-
GOO in Austro-iIungary; SI6. 10000 in
the Netherlands: $500, 0N in Swcden;
S3.4OM.0U in Denmark: SD. coo. 600 in
Turkey: 5000. GOO in Australia: SlJ,-
'ho.0nO in Egypt and $40. 00O.OuO in the
Straits, besides S62J. 00O,0u0 in this
country. and raise all this money near
y To par with gold: and yet we are told
That all these countries not only refuse
10 join Mr.. Bryan and his supporters,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-10-15

lGlUdE nan, :" "EUI oU st5N Po!l1u
rrr VS.. ~ feI o. 5 sIor sSu!Ars
Damms rapid rise to the distinction of
the trocsus of Durango is the story of
the Iromontorio mine. That is Il proper
" OF which the mining market never
heard. 1t Is known TO Durango pcCrlC
because they see the OK carts and mule
wagons come creaking in with GnO tons
of ore monthly. The mine is 100 miles
north of the city, and the ore must he
hauled that distance i'll carts and wagons.
The ore is quartz. and all that is thus
transported is of Il grade which yields
100 ounces to the ton. The monthly ship
ment from the Promontorio is 10000
10 1.ON.0OO ounces. 1t is worth in
Mexican money S1.230,OO0. and in Amer
lean money S650,OOO. But this shipment
of ore at the rate of GOO tons is not all
of Mr.. Damm's product. From his own
works at the mine he makes every day
a bar of silver weighing 1000 ounces. a
bar of silver worth $500 in Mexican
money and half of that in American mon
cy is not very formidable in appearance.
1t is only 16 inches long by 4 inches in
breadth and thickness. Every day one
of these bars is turned out ut the mine,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-10-15

sW u ss"DIsihom ii& 5a III i - lan5'de
do spru 'g jn rl." y'ur,<esr' ' .I"5 !"n;
00OIS ar,1flu' r".E 'suoN!Aod 10 II|''
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-10-15

, r,, Ai"" "Ql 10
'a"!'un'u ga rc'Y nos QUO Iran
est silver smcltcrS in the two countries.
Zach gives employment to about 400
men. No one will traverse the great
plant at Monterey and doubt that the
Mexican workman i'll the industry rem
derS equal labor, man for man. with the
American employed in the Omaha smelt-
err. At Omaha there is little labor given
at S1.5O a day. The wages in the various
GRADES of the smelter range rs high as
IS a day. 1t will not place the average
too high to make it 81 per day. That is
American ~money-gold. Here the com
mon labor unloads the cars and heaps the
ore by the thousands of tons in the yards.
This same labor loads the ore into the
little IRON tramcars and wheels it under
the sheds. where the more skilled work
men do the mixing of the ores in great
beds. This common labor shovcls and
hits and pushes rs hare as the Sl.o0
gold labor at Omaha and does it for i212
cents Il day Mexican silver. or 311l2
cents gold. This labor works ten hours Il
day for that price. Then there
is the twelve hours labor. so divided
10 keep the smelter running night and
day. Here something besides muscle en-
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-10-15

"'id1A'~ .ttErg5t = t"t '1DII - :,
81 III Slow '| t1t :@ql ga 'i % % %EIt1r'" aW'
same paving commands in American
money in the States. American cities
pay about 500 a square yard for brick
paved streets. Monterey Will get her
streets paved for Il little less than $50
Il square yard. and that price will he i'll
money worth One-half the American
)rice.
Other Occupations.
As in mining and in Matchmaking. SO it
is in all industries. Monterey is boom
ing. Wages remain fixed at the old rates.
and can be paid in the deprecated sill
yer. That gives the margin of profit.
The most striking of the object lessons.
perhaps. are those which the railroads
furnish. These roads in Mexico are
well managed. The depots and sur,
roundings are marvelously clean and
neat. The roadbcds will compare most
favorably with those in the states. The
train service is excellent. Mexican
money does it. East from Laredo to
Corpus Christi. on the Gulf. wholly OF
American soil. the Mexican National has
a division 16O miles long. Southwark
from Taradn tho 6rct Aiv;Siou of the
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-10-15

n n' "%at i p' %"aJ.d 70 5,ird sar s i2} . rsg
nm. - u"Ju Su, V''oS "a UtN aI,u,