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The evening times., 1896-01-06

i :=olrfnn!y swear that the above is
q correct statement Of the daily cir
cuiatloa OF The WASHINGTON
TIMES for the week ending Jnnuary
6. 1856. nnd that all the copies were
actually S,id or mailed for u valua BILE
Consideration aud delivered TO bona
fidt purchasers or Su SubScribers; also.
that none of them were returned or
cemutn In the office urdeltvered.
y. MILTON YOUNG, Cashier.
Subscribed nEd sworn to before me
th.S 9Th Gay ofJanuary, A. ID. I 500.
ERNEST G.. THOMPSON.
Notary Public.
The evening times., 1896-01-06
TWO men entered wizards billiard

IUNNO men SnttItu
i room. in a hot discussion at late
.pur last night. One was short. stocky
and Ozark, the other tall and fair. After
talking Inimatedly in a corner for awhile.
the shorter man pulled out roll OF bills
and slapped one OF a five-'lollar denomiii;,-
tion down on a corner of one OF the billia rd
tables. This was promptly covered by
bill OF similar amount deposited by The
tall man.
Then the other slipped off of his finger a
narrow, Eold-band ring. and threw IL with
Jerk across the floor, where II rolled Tor
a while and came TO stop about ten rect
from where he stood. Then he took out
OF MS pocket a small, pearl-handied knife.
and opened its smallest blade. Eyeing The
ring attentively for a minute he poised the
knife by the blade between his thumb and
finger and then, with a swift throw. tossed
il To ward the ring. Cast with unerring aim.
the knife sped toward its marx. and when
il struck the floor, stood qutvering upright.
from the center of the ring. Then the man.
without apparen ntconcern walked over, took
up the ring aadlknife, pooketed the two
bills, and both passed out. The little scene
attracted conaldera ble attention, but nobody
seemed to know who the men were.
DETTERS and many friends, awaited
ID the return OF Congressman Cobb To- the
Riggs House, from which hosiery he
went several days ago TO spend the New
Year holiday. and returned last evening.
The evening times., 1896-01-06
A MOTHER prominent military man, seen
"A al the : Shnr..hn lasI ni,,h was Gen.


IA at the Shoreham last night, was Gen.
Joseph Wheeler. the veteran COnfed-
crate officer Gen. Wheeler told an inter-
esting little story OF Gen. StCnewall jack
son, which. he said, Illustrated TO dot the
Characteristic traits of that iamentcd sol
der. Said he:
You know, just before the war one of
Gen. Jackson's best hobbies was school
FOR colored boys which he had organized
in his native town or Lexington, va, and
which he taught himself. When the general
went 10 The front h. left his school in charge
OF a noted clergyman, then hO.d;ng pas
tOrate in Lexington. When the battle OF
Manassas was fought news OF II came 10
Lexington with rumors OF a great victory
for the Southern cause. Everybody was on
the qui vive for information. The post
office OF the town became, OF course. the
center OF attraction, and the outside en-
yeiOpe of every letter that ca me TO resident
was scanned inquiringly and lonSingly.
zone day quite a crowd was gathered,
and IT was rumored that there was n letter
there addressed to the aforementioned
pastor from Gen. Jackson himself, Now
we'n hear the news everybody CRED.
The pastor came for his mail. and opcutd
the letter. amid breathless and silent cX-
citement, but you can Judge OF the general
surprise which ensued when the pastor
read aloud: My Dear Pastor: Please
find incloscd a check for $500 to be used
for my school. yours, T. j. Jackson.
The evening times., 1896-01-06


G ONE distinguished lawyers are at the
y Raieigh-s Amoug them are Mr.. John
r. Follett Of Cincinnati, who is one Of
the most prominent legal lights OF the West.
and Dean William A. Keener, OF the Law
School, Columbia College, New York. Dean
keeiier has been on a trip to his native
state or Georgia, and paid n visit to the
exposition In Athnta, being present at the
closing cereIbonies. The dean is uccom
showing theesights OF Washington.
The develOpn5it OF Columbia College is,
OF course, the tIgrne most dear to the heart
or the distinguished instructor, and lie
taike,l about it at length last night. lie
said the removal OF the college from its old
quarters on Forty-inth street, to the fine
newsite mt On. ndred-lnd-sixteenth street
ant! the boulevard, would undoubtedly be the
opening or grand, new era for the well
Known university. He said there are $40
students at present In the law school, and it
is constantly growing. The dean referred
with pleasure to the fact that Frederick R.
Coudert, Just appointed one Orthe Venezuelan
commission, is a trustee and graduate OF
Columbia College.
The evening times., 1896-01-06

TIE circulation of The Times for
TIE week eEd:nG January 5, 1896,
The evening times., 1896-01-06

N . finer type of Il soldier could be seen
~ than was presented by Baron C. de Ia
Cava Of the Spanish army, as he, in
the full uniform OF a Spanish general, ac-
coinpanled Minister de Lone TO the PreSi-
dents reception on New Years Day
The baron dOnned his uniform at the
Raleigh, where he is sta ying, ana his course
through the corridors of the hotel TO his
carriage rtveted the attention OF all eyes.
He IL "A man of commanding presence. and
soldier In every movement. When seen
last night the baron stated that he was here
on a visit to the Spanish legation. but not
on official business, his Ina III purpose being
To exchange social ciyiities with the Span
ish minister and see the sights of the capi-
tai. which, he 50 vs.. he atlmircs greatly.
The evening times., 1896-01-06

Poetess-I got square with the editor
WHO rejects all my verses last night.
Friend-Wh3t did you do
Poetess-I rejected his soD.-Philadelphia
Record.
The evening times., 1896-01-06

(which do you love most, your papa or
The evening times., 1896-01-06
EP!T0ME OF THE News
---~N The MORNING TINES

--~M THE MORNING times.
AMERICANS WANT PEACE.
So Cables the Commissioner of the Lon
don Daily Chronicle.
EZETA TURNS UP AGAIN
Fiibustering Vessels Appear Off the
Coast of San Salvador.
GOMEZ VICTORIOUS
Attacks Campos' Center. Sweeps the
Spaniards Aside, and Marches Tri-
Umphantly Westward.
ANOTHER BOND ISSUE
Secretary Carlisle Calls for Bids on
S1OG 100000 OF Four Per Cent Gold
Securities.
GERMAN Bh RH ERS ARE SHY
Ihey Do Hot Bite Readily at an Amer
ican Loan.
CAR KNOCKED FIFTY FEET
Terrible Collision Between a Steam and
Electric Train In Indiana,
EATSER'S STAND is FIRM
no Indication that He VIII Weaken ON
the TranSvaaf.
SOME IN NIGHT CLOTHING
Fatal Early Morning Fire in an Old Al
toona Hotel.
DISCUSSED THE LOCKOUT
Brewery Employees and the District AS
sembly Hold Meetings.
TRAMP AND PRIMA DONNA
Walter Jones and Lillian Russell Spend
Sunday in Town.
RIVER CLOSING RAPIDLY
KorihwpStnr
the Ice Moving.
RING AND TRACK GOSSIP
Steady Stream of Race Track Followers
Left Yesterday.
noRDoN TO MEET RAEDY-
Next Contest Before the Young Mems
Athletic Club.
CHATTED WITH RUNYoN-
Emperors Kew Years Reception Bril-
Giant Affair.
WHAT CONGRESS WILL Do
Senatc's Program Depends Upon the Fl
Dance Committee.
eeUsAs BAND HEARD AGAIN.
Lafayette Square Opera House Crowded
at Last Rights Concert.
THEY WILL WE'D THIS WEEK.
bi'tBelmont Marriage May Oc-
cur Oh Wednesday.
DEATH OF THE COLD SNAP
warmer sud Pleasant Weather Is Prom
lsed for Today.
OcHS MADE MANY MASONS-
He Did Wholesale Business in Estab-
fishing Lodges.
TALMAGB SPOKE TWICE
Preached the Morning Sermon at Gunton
Memorial Church.
FOR THE PACIFIC CABLE
Strong Efforts TO Be Made to Push
the Measure.
TO HANDLE LOCAL BILLS
Senate District Committee Ready to
Co 10 Work.
GREAT ICE PALACE READY
Convention Halls Glittering Floor VIII
Be Opened Tonight.
-gATOLLI IS a CARDINAL i
.SEvested With the Exalted Title at Baltl- |
Cnore Cathedral
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30

One day mild hammered man came
along to our camp at Cedar Bend, and
after looking around for awhile he said
to Jim Taylor, who was then the recog-
nized boss of the camp:
81 suppose you hang man hero now
and them"
ooh, certainly" replied jim. eyes,
we take pleasure in hangin man at
intervals. "
"You hung ono about the middle Of
last June, believer"
Lets sec. Middle of last June? Yes,
sir, we hung critter at that time.
had the honor Of kickin the bar'l out
from under him myself. Was he
friend of yours?'
"Mobbe lie was Did 10 resemble me
in looks?'
"Waal, now. come to take straight
squirt at you, should say he did. He
had your eyes and hair, and should say
his nose was Il brother to yours. l don't
want to press things, but if he was re.
lashun Of yours you needn't feel at all
delikit about sayin so. "
Did he give his first namo as Sam?"
"Ycs, he did"
''And the last name as Baker,"
"That's it. I've got it writ down on
book in my shanty."
"Then he was brother Of minc-my
only brother" said the stranger in
voice which shook little. "Would it
be agin custom to ask what you hung
him for?"
"Oh, no, no! He picked up back
load of property belongin 10 one Of tho
boys and was maxim Off when we cotch-
ed him."
"Give him trial?'
EUR sure. ;"
Odd he say much?"
mot very much. Jest observed he
was mighty glad he was goin to sit shct
Of this kentry.'
'And he died happy"
'Rcasonably So stranger-reasonabl
happy Yes, we all remarked that he
seemed to look upon it as change fur
the better and that he felt tolerable
saltin Of rcachin q climate whar it
wouldn't make any difference if he
went outdoors some mUrIin and forgot
his ovcrcoat. So it was your blother?"
Eyes"
"Kin say anythin to comfort you,
stranger"
mo Idon't know as you kin, " SLOW
~ replied the man. II was jest passin
on my way to White Hill, and | thought
I'd stop and see if it really was Sam. l
might take drink if you hey bottle
handy."
Sartinly. Hero she is Don't stint
yersclf. "
"Thanks; that's good. And in the
midst Of life we are i'll death. Kinder
sorry you hung Sam, but reckon it had
to be, and you can say to the boys that
| amt kicliin. l take the road to the
lett, don't /? Waal, SO long. :"
M, QUAD.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30
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n' eie Yer un',,,'.'G l,o m PR
prcshteu t''o ulAr''I no ulcnV D1's'iio ,
DrenH'f clo3Iu ivo ut'smsuiiitiiV "V 'iio
"rIIhll DIeln ilo''as i'so rtr"i'S ,
ms Altcflooli anu cfGli't NJ o5o"T nv anu
company i n't i ;., nol' oiii
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Gt"hu opera House. l nc coil'p"'lS IS II
large one anu huiifpcrs 4pN"r4 vi oiA'y
people, II comics uiieSE aiVIil 9,, run "
seventy iout VEGAS m NV i ioEh ivy n,iu
Is lEo oiils ~" iolil SnDli noIn'
pahy ih tne WD.lu Nv, NV clh ~! c'ilul 70
lha' ulatliiI'l"H; ihc tV'hpniS OoaII"tii1 ~
many OIL INC nlu tiihe Gorl'rs anu an
members OF INC otlElilul NV loih tusti
many mover anu p'cI>,lE, sPcclni c"turos
nave D2rh introduced by lhe hlahaEciiehU
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30

DOTS.

Tomorrow is Donation Day at the
Delaware Hospital.
The regular meeting Of the members of
tho Y. NJ. c. A. was not held last night,
there not being II quorum present
The Rev. George h. Neese, who Is we'll
known as u revivalist, will be ut Wesley
NJ. Il Church every night this week.
During October series of lectures will
be given at ST. Johns parish house under
the auspices of the Brotherhood Of St
Andrew.
e. N, Marks has entered the third year
at the Drcxel Institute, Philadelphia.
Yesterday being The feast Of St. MiChael's
Of All Angels, anniversary services were
hold In the chapel Of the Sistorho0d of AL
Angels on Tatnall Street, The Holy
Communion was celebrated by Bishop
Coleman.
A premium will DO offered to any
member of the Y. NJ G. A. who bring5
in u membership amounting to $50 in
sixty days, Any member joining in Oct
obcr will have his ticket dated December
81, 1907.
Isaac II. Ubl of Delaware City has been
granted q pension.
Highland residents arc in ignorance re.
garding registration days. They say no
posters arc up il their district.
Stansbury J. Wiley Is indisposcl with
an attack of paralysis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30
SKETCHES BY M.QUAD



He WAS q young man about 20 years
of age, and he wore broad brim hat,
long hair aud buckskin leggings. In his
belt he had two guns and knife, and
from the buttonholes of his vest dangled
bear claws. He stood thus on the plat
form as the train rolled in, and he was
showing off at great rate when one Of
the passengers walked up to him with
pencil and notebook in hand and said:
"Name, please.
"My name? am called Sioux Bill,
sir. :"
"Sioux Bill, eh2 Didn't know but
what it was Baby Bill Or Sweet Will
liam. Occupation, if you please"
"Indian fighter, SIR
"Oh, oh! wouldn't have believed
it. Thought you run greenhouse or a
dairy. What's your object in wearing
such clothes and carrying those guns?"
"Who in - IRE you?" demanded
the awful Indian fighter as he turned
on the other.
"Perkins-Mistah Perkins," was the
reply.
And what do you want Of me?"
"Just to look you over. Let's see!
Sioux Bill, Indian fighter guns and
bear claws and leggings. Does not run
a greenhouse Or dairy. Uln! Uml Have
you ever fired pistol, sir?"
"W-what?" shouted the other
"Never fool with pistol" said Mr..
Perkins. Lots of people have been
hurt that way. Do you wish to sell
those bear claws? If so, l will buy
them for my baby brother. Those leg
gings might come in handy when go
hunting for frogs. My dear fellow, how
much for the whole OUTFIT"
"You-you blamed fshworm! But
do you know how near death you are?"
howlcd Sioux Bill as he danced around.
"Don't-don't do it," replied Mr..
Perkins. "It's bad for the health
There, now, sit down on this truck and
calm yourself. That's the way. There's
lot of passengers admiring you, and
you have an excellent pose. Keepi up
l knew the sort Of a man you were at
glance, but l won't give you away.
bangle the bear claws and hitch your
gun around. That's it-thats the style.
I'll see you later when l've had bite
to eat. Ia ia, William! Don't disturb
the pose"
But William did. He got up and van.
iShcd down the platform, and as the
train pulled out we saw him hiding be-
t1uoa,, f,up cnIt bu,,a1s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30

The machinery purchased from two ma
chino shops in this city and in PHILADELPHIA
by the Russian. American Manufacturing
Company has been placed on the steamer
Lnlrhnm which cleared from Philadelphia
yesterday for St Pcterburg.
Tho cargo Is valued at $4,000 and will
be used to equip u new locomotive plant at
Mini Novg0rod, Russia at which point tho
machinery aboard tho the Helnly now at
the mouth of the Chrlstiana. Mechanics
from New Castle, MoKees Point and Phil
adelphia will Soil next week for Russia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30
UkFuRL YOUR BANNERS.

Not for many years has there been so
liberal display Of bunting and the
American flag as in this campaign, and
1t is mostly by the Republicans. New
York CITY fairly blooms with flags and
banners bearing tho names Of Mckinley
and Hobart.
1t hos been suggested that every Re,
publican voter in the country shall fly
flag over his house or place of BUSH
ness until after the election. Unfurl
your flags, every patriotic citizen, and
place upon them "Vote For Mckinley
and Hobart, Sound Money and Protec,
tion -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30
Ara YOU insured? Free coinage woul

Arc you insured? Free coinage would
cut down tho value Of your policy ono
half by making tho policy payable in 90
cent dollars instead Of 100 cent dollars
as now. Have you any money in bankf
Free coinage would reduce the value Of
it one half for the same reason. Do you
draw pension? Free coinage would
diminish the value of it one-half again
for the same reason. Free coinage
would take away one-half the value Of
all the money you received.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30

The Trustees of the Poor met this
morning with William WeldiD in the
chair in the absence Of President Salman.
Tho Supcrintondents report showed five
deaths and three births during the month.
There are 1877 white and 50 colored in.
mates Tho pay roll amounting to $3.50. II
wns ordered paid.
Tho contract for tho erection of the
morguc bulldog Is by - feet was
awarded to Hubert Cassady at 'S60535
There were eight bidders ana the highest
bid was S717,
The morguo will be erected near where
the old farm house stood.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30
Today it requires 81 ounces of silveE

Today it requires 81 ounces of silveFs
to purchase l ounce Of go,l. If we coinN
ed silver at lG to /, therefore, we would
be forcing on ourselves a dollar Of
purchasing power or debt paying power
of but little over one-half the present
dollar of our currency, all its { -
being kept up to Il value of l0fs Gts
each by the existing gold stand~yf r
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30
Robinson. HEAVIER and Penns packer

What will undoubtedly be the most en-.
thusiastic meeting Of tho campaign will b9
held in Turn Hall some night next week
by Union Republicans. The speakers will
be John b. Robinson, member of Congress
from Delaware County, Pa; eX Governor
Beaver Of PENNSYLVANIA, and Charles II,
II. Pennypackcr, u lawyer Of West Chess
ter, Tho meeting will be under the aus,
pieces of the Sixth Ward Republicans and
10. night they will fix the date.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30
A melted silver dollar is worth @

A melted silver dollar is worth ONLY
SO cents. 1t is worth SO cents becaY
it contains SO cents worth Of bull
which has the same value after it H.
melted as it had before. 1t is not worth
any more than So cents. because the47
cents worth Of confidence which it con.
tanned before it was melted has been
destroyed. Free coinage means the de-
struction of the public confidence In tho
American dollar. 1t means 50 cent
dollar instead Of the 100 cent dollar
we have now.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30

aug Ole l'Jb.
Upon the application Of Eliza J. Grimes
ADMINISTRATIVE of Leighton GrimeI, late OF
Wilmington Hundred. In said county.
deceased. IL Is ordered and directed by tho
Register that the Admlnistratrlx aforesaid
give notice Of granting of Letters of Admin.
istration upon tho estate of the deceas.
cd with the date OF granting thereof, by
causing Advertisements TO be posted within
forty days from the date Of SUCH letters In
SIX Of the most public places OF tho county
Of New Castle. requiring all persons having
demands against the estate to present tho
same, or akdo by an act OF Assembly In such
case made and provided; and also cause the
same to DO inserted within tho same period,
IN the DAILY REPUBLICAN, II newspaper pub
IlShed in Whining on. Del..nnd to he continue.
I'd therein three weeks. 10. C. d.
-, Given under the hand and seal Of
g. ST. Office Of the Register aforesaid nt
- Wilmington. in New Castle County.
aforesaid the day and year above written
CALVIN W. CHOSSAN. i;egister
NOIlCE--Not 10 hereby given that lot.
tors OF Administration were in due form OF
law granted unto the undersiEn ed. on the
3lst day OF Aug. A. d. 1896, and that all per.
cons having claims against tho estate Of the
deceased must present the same. duly attest.
cd, to the said Administrators on or before
this 3lst day of Aug 1897 or abide the Act
Of Assembly In such ease mudo and provided.
ELIZA j. GRIMES.
Administrative.
Address: Wilmington, Del. or Il. Z. Frulm
her attorney. 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30

In Sydney newspaper lately there
was this advertisement: "Wanted-A
man able to teach French and the piano
and to look after the bull. Tit Bits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30
Not Worth ANY More.

"a baby was sold in New Jersey the
ether day for 60 cents"
"Well, suppose the mosquitoes had
been gnawing on it all summer. ''-Chi-
CagO Record.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30

The Union Republican County Commit.
tee Is in session AT headquarters this after
noon The attendance is large and among
those present are the leader, If the party
They ar" discussing til" situation with the
view Of Il compromise before the week is
over,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30

GOOD money never made hard
times" says Major Mckinley. No less
felicitous is General Harrison's peril.
nent declaration that prospects of Re.
publican success at an election never
created alarm. s.. !
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30

Robert Merrick will hhvo n sale of cows
at Bed Lion Oh Monday, October 9Th, at
which time he expects to have an usual
fine lot Of cows to sell tho farmers He
wants ali farmers Interested iu line stock
to be sure to be on hand
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30

NJ OIlCE-f5l00 reward for the arreat of
~ Thomas Gibbons, alias "Clevelanl JIM
AMI John Smith. alias "Chestur Jack" prIa.
oners who escaped from Now Castle 10 on
sntura&y svoHlhg, sept a., 1895. PAUL
GlLLl5, Sheriff sS.lr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30

There will be two Republican meetings
tomorrow evening in the German Hall.
The first will be at 7.30 and So'clock the
both bands will be in attendance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30
Would Tell Him Later.

First Boy Ito second boy who has
been fishing)-Catch anything?
Second Boy-I haven't been home
yet. Baltimore Life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30
pEGISTEHS ORDER,
IL REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUHTy, DFL.,

IL REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUHTY, DEL,
Sept. Sth, 1920.
Upon the Application OF Joseph Harry
pnllcy aud Samuel NJ. Tsllcy, Administrl.
tors of Samuel NJ. Talloy, late OF Bran
DIVINE Hundred. IN said county Cccensed.lt
is ordered unG directed by the Register
that tho Administrators aforesaid give
notice Of granting OF Letters OF Admin
istrntion upon the estate OF the deceased. with
the date of granting thereof. by causing adj
the date OF such Letters In six of the most
public places Of the county OF New Castle.
requiring all persons having demands
against the estate TO present the same, or
abide by IN act OF Assembly III such case
made and provided; and also cause the Same
to be inserted within the same period in the
DAILY REPUBLICAN, a newspaper published
in Wilmington, Del. and to be continued
therein threee weeks @. o. d.
,~~N-~, Gvcn under tho hand and seal OF
(sr,,l Office Of the Register, aforesaid ut
wilmington, In New Castle County
Aforesaid, tho day and year above
CALVIN W. CROSSAN, Register.
NOTlCE-Notioe Is hereby given that let.
tiers of admin istration were In due form
or law granted unto the 'undeisignod.o on tho
sih day of sept. A. D.; ls16 and that
all persons having claims against the estate
oil the deceased must present tho same. duly
atiested. 10 the said Administrators, on or
before the Sth day Of sept, 1877. or
abide the set OF Assembly In sucn case made
and provided.
Joseph Harry rnlley. samuel W. Talloy. aO3
". nth street. Administrators hdiress
c. Frnim. their attorney. WILMINGTON, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30

Try bustie Of Taylor and fUl'ortOn's
dlarr'pca mixture, guaranteed To cure,
Made and sold by " Z Vaylua 4! Kiul st
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-30
A SCALE OE WAGES,

The United States both i'll wages and
in the integrity Of its financial system
is at the head Of the nations Of the earth,
and there the intelligence and patriot.
ism Of its voters propose to keep the re.
public Here is scale showing the
wages per day now paid in various coun-
tries and in tho United States: