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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-13
TRIMMED HATS.

TRIMMED HATS.
Balance of our trimmed Hats to close
out all at ~ IS and S40S.
Hats to close at $50.
MUSLlNUNDERWEAR
Al! our own manufacture md anurantee
the price to be lower than in ary othsr
store IN the city, as we positively save yo,i
the middeman's profit
Ladies' Chemise, made of Hill muslin.
/ extra long, at 2jo.
Extra quality Ladies' Drawers, trimmed
WITH Irish point embroidery, at so, 40, rs.
Extra length Ladies' Gowns handsome.
y trimmed with guipure embroidery and
inserting; also some with vulcncine lace.
fliil muslin, large sleeves, 75o.
Extra wide Ladies' Skirts, 8 and 0 inch
ru'iie OF fine Irish point embroidery at
Extra length Ladics chomise, made Of
caIibr!o or lawn, handsomely trimmed
yoke ana skirts. with valencincs laco or
gulpaEe eMDrId1sy ut 15c and 9Sc., worth
SHIRT WAISTS.
All our Shirt Waist; arc marked down
To ohc'th!Fd and one fourth former prices.
GREAT RlBBOH BARGAIN
NO. to Extra Heavy TatTeta Ribbon with
stripes running through. l9c yard, worth
b!ack satin Gro-grain extra heavy quail.
ity, about 402 on the dollar. !,
\, NO, ., 4c per yard; No. 7, &c Der ward:
&C. ., Sc per yard, No. Il, loc per YARD:
No. 10 lec per yard No, y, ito her vnrd,
70 ~ ltc per yard; No, 50. lSc Der YARD:
No. 50, zoe per yard
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se'I(Jht. ,lENrlDy
NJ. r. Davis, Jawejer . E. 2ni y
American Laundry, COZ West FrongSt.
BAY i;iGgc, The Mos, Beautiful Hesort on
tLe IN

BAY iilGgc, HE Nos' ENnMI'Tnl Kesort on
The Eh"snpiIlkc
Excursions will lGav" Wilmington every
Sunday during the season. All the amlls,'-
ments incident 10 the seashoro are to be
found there. Grabbing, fishing, bathing
40 miles by rail and 30 miles by water.
Going and returning via Baltimore. Fare
for tho round trip, one dollar (Sl0D.
Train leaves Market street 20 II. H., Dela-
ware avenue, 80 il. N. Arrive home ut
S45p, IN Next excursion Sunday, Aug
9th.
For first dycing and securing go
to the Delaware Dye Works, 2lO King
street.
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DIR. GOSLlN,
Dentist,

sh'pley Street. Corner Fight.
Teeth IS and si0a set. Teeth filled with Gold
and fiatiha 81 ani 81. leeth extracted with
out pain IS and 90 cents, Gsa etlc. and
cocaine. j)V.lrenr.m. va
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-13
SILVER WATCH VOTE.
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES
National League,

National League.
At Observation-Disclosures; Wash
incton, .. At Louisville-First game:
Cleveland, 4 Louisville B. Second game {.
Louisyille, 4; Cleveland. B. At Brooklyn
Brooklyn, 3; Baltimore, o. At Boston
FIRST game Now York, s. Boston, g.
Second game: Boston, g. New York, A.
At Chicago, Called; darkness)- )-Cint.n.
nats, d; Chicago, 3. At Pittsburg-St.
Louis, 3; Pittsburg, l.
Atlantic League.
At Lancaster-Lancaster, o. Whining.
ton, 4, At ACKNOWLEDGMENT 13; New.
ark, 10. At Observation-Disclosures, 8; Hart.
ford q
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HOO2EA'S hKOOYNE r.; ;:::;$: ::;::::
s 'hS Diarrhusa.
"The Royal Route to Inc Sen, u

Punctuality Is one Of tho strong points
of tho "RAyal Reading Route" to AtIaLttc
City. When you see it Oh the 'Ruya
Reading" time table, its SO.
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This is according to tho games played.
There are protested games, etc, but the
list will stand until the close of the sea-
son.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-13

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

President Samuel Crane of the Atlantic
Lcng'ic of base ball clubs has sent to the
REPUBLICAN the official standing of tho
clubs which is as follows:
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Get your best window screens made to
order at Harry Yerger's, 4l9 Shplcy st.
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soco lbs Havana SHORTS FOR sale a, a.
". corner Second and Shploy strsstA al
20 cents a pound. City Market Cigar Eao.
torH Ii. n. IouaDoN' urop.
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Get your best window screG'rs made to
order at Harry Yerger's, ne Sh. pley 81.
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Remember

Remember
G. Il, Ribbans, 105 East Second street,
when in need OF paper, either Manila,
druggists or hardware, also paper bags
aud twncs, baker plates, butter dishes
and printng
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MITCHELL & BASH, u,pKfi No; 32EE, '12

Dr, Smms' Pain Searcher cures the So
vere;t Pains in from 10 to 30 minutas
Very quick in relieving neuralgia, head.
ache, sudden colds, dysentery, painters.
collie, sore throat, cramps, pains, collie, 60
II Is the standard pain medicine in
the world. Depot COS King street, whole
sale and retail
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Sen Aulen straight &c. segar. five sizes;
also manufacturers OF Dursteins Perfecto
100. cigar. Ask your dealor.
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Buy milk, cream and butter at Diamond
Dairy, 200 Jefferson street. Phone $40.
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Cummings, the photographer, 309 Mar.
kct street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-13
IRISH POINT EMBROIDERY.

10000 yards of the finest kind of Irish
| Point embroidery offered to you at actual.
ly one half or less than the real value
| Come and examine the goods for yourself
! 1900 yards to inch wide handsome
worked on cambric, swiss and naiasook,
!2} 2c yards in each length for 25c.
| 500 yards in full piece 22 inch wide
work on nainsook-you can get as many
yards as you wish, worth l0c and at &c a
yard
| 5000 yards beautiful embroidery worth
12c and l5c, at 7c ayard,
5000 yards wider and finer work, all
Irish Point worth loo to lSc, at Sc yard.
5000 yards 4, and inch wide fine work
on nainsOok, swiss and canbric, worth 2Jc
to 95o, at lelt8c yard.
5,o00yards still finer worked Embroidcr.
les, worth 25c to 35o at l5c yard =. :...;s. ....s
5000 yards extra fine Irish Point needle.
work al! in beautiful patterns, worth SOC
to Acc, l9c yard.
5000 yards 6, and 8 inch handsome
work Em b"o!dery, worth soc, at @?Isc n
yard.
Remember that we can show you more
Embroidery than all the stores OF WI.
mngton put together, and guarantee our
price tc be % per cent lower than the low.
est possible price of any Wilmington
store
Fine Embroidery Inserting and Edging,
worked on grass linen, latest novelty, one
lpt &c worth 2Oc; ono lot DC yard, worth
25c. Edgng 3 TO 6 inch wide, lOc, l9I5c
an125c, yard,
GREAT BARGAINS in Black Figu
g. %, extra Nnc quality skirts at 81 as.
fG- Watch our Window Display eve
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Wilmington. i 0 l 0 0 0 l O.
At Hartford
R.HE.
Hartford. 81 e 0 0 0 0 5 Ks s 2
Athletics 20 1 0 0 D 0 % 10 5
Batteries Bowen and Smith; Cain and
Mlligan. mpire-HOa. Gland.
At Paterson
RHE
Paterson ..........42 2 900 g 2 2-l3 II 5
Newark. ...........3 OIL o. 0 4 O-1O II 4
Batteries-Gray,C ,Cogan and Elton; Lloyd
and A. Rothfuss Cmpire-Clinton.
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Window screens made to order only, at
Harry Ycrgcr's, 4l9 Shipiey street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-13

Most OF tho consnmptives that come to
us are incurablo. Ihoy have neglected
until too late, but stiil there are cases thnt
come on u mo and are cured by DR.. Smms
Whta Pulnontc l}alsam and Vegetable
Pills. Depot G0G King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-08-13

Piiis Do Not Cure.
iiils co not cure constipation. They
only dEEravate. Katps Clovor Root leo
gives perfect regularity OF the bowels,
n. D. Daniorth. cor. end and Market
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AZ tired feelings are quickly relieved by
DR.. S!mm's Vegetable Livar Pills. The
STANDARD Liver Pills Of the world, COS
King street
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A NOTABLE BANQUET

Was that rendered by West Virginia
Residents OF Warrington TO the Com
grcssIonRl Delegation Splendid TrIb-
utss to Mr. Elkins-West Virginia the
Theme ofSpeeeIes.
Special Dispatch TO the Intclllgenccr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. ?3-The
reception and banquet this evening to
the West Virginia delegation in Con-
gress and other special guests, by West
Virginia Republicans resident In Wash
ington. at the Hotel Page, was pro-
nounced success. Nearly one hundred
sat at the tables, and speeches were
made by Senator Elkins. Congressman
Blue. OF Kansas, Congressman Day.
ton, Congressman Miller. Congressman
Lacey. OF Iowa. Congressman Dove
ncr, Captain ]. ''Hud" Mckee, and Con-
gressmnn Dolliver. OF Iowa. There
was much enthusiasm. some politics
and good deal OF protective tariff,
while river improvements and extern
sion OF commerce received due atten-
tlon.
The climax was reached when Hon.
Warren Miller reached passage In
his speech that had reference to the
possibilities of the next Republican
canvass for presidential timber.
I'VE are not as large as Maine" said
he. "our lands are not so fertile as
those OF Iowa; we are not so import
ant politically, as Ohio: we have not
the financial wealth OF New York: we
have not. as yet, a pronounced candi-
date for the presidency. Yet we are
able to present a fellow citizen for that
high office who Is the peer OF any man
in any Of the great states ] have
named"
This plain reference to Senator Ell
kIns was received with prolonged ap-
plause.
Later, Mr. Dolliver, who was detained
away until late and did not know OF
the previous episode. made second
reference TO the same topic. III we
cannot get Billy Allison for our candl-
date" he declared, Il shall hail with
pleasure the choice OF distinguished
son OF West Virginia"
This brought down the house. West
Virginia was the principal theme of all
the speeches. Her hills and valleys.
her sylvan streams. in short her every
charm. her patriots and her states
men. and the boys who have wandered
away TO other fields of usefulness and
glory were generously remembered. The
affair will be a most pleasing memory
to reflect back upon.
Congressman Hullng and Senator
Faulkner wcrc not able 20 be present
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ARMENIAN RESOLUTION
To he Reported 10 the Hon,e is ntlider
than the Senate Resolution.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. 25.-The
Armenian resolution Will be reported
10 the house by Mr.. QuiRg. Monday. Its
tone Is somewhat milder than that OF
the senate resolution. After reciting
the purpose Of the trenty Of Berlin the
resolution says:
"wherens, by n conditional treaty
between England and Turkey, dated
June 4, 1873, II was provided that II any
attempt should be made by Russia to
take possession of any other Armenian
provinces than those at that time oc-
cupied by Russia, England would cssis:
Turkey in defending them by force OF
arms, and that in return for this en-
gngcment on the part OF England the
sultan would surely reform the local
administration In those other provinces
and would fully protect his Christian
and other subjects there, and would as
sign TO England the island OF Cyprus
10 be occupied und administered by
England to the end that she might
be In position TO perform her engage
ment and prevent by force OF nrms tho
Christian provinces OF the ottoman
porte from passing Into the hands Of
the Christian government OF Russia,
and,
"Whcrchf, II appears tIlbt tnc tulu
improvements and reforms have not
been carried out; and that the Armc-
MAN subjects OF the porte have not
been secured against Circassians and
Kurds; and that the free exercise of
religion is not permitted in many places
within tho dominlons OF the porte; and
that under color OF gupprcsSing and
furnishing political disorder. outrnges
have been perpetrnted upon the Arme-
ninn Christians OF most cruel and
malignant character, therefore. be II
''Resolved. BY the senate and house
O, REPRESENTATIVES. n CanETasS as.
semblcd, that the President Is hereby
requested 70 communicate TO the gov
ernments signRtory OF the. treaty OF
Berlin the profound regret OF the Amer
Ican people and their government that
the cngagements mnde In this convcn-
tion for the security OF Armenian Chris
tlnns have not been performed; and. be
II further
"Resolvcd. That the government OF
the United States expresses It's sympa-
thy for the Armenian people and It's
hope that the government Of the sultan
viii nt once extend to them full and
adequate protection for the preservn-
tIon OF life, security OF property and
the free exercise Of religion"
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OF GREATEST IMPORTANCE.
low the New, 1. Regarded I'm wAshin
tnn-EnnIn.,h, ,rIIl Inrn EnnnSh to u

How the News is Regarded I'm Washing
ton-England will Have Enough to DO.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. 23.-The
Associated Press dispatch giving the
details OF the treaty reported to have
been perfected between Russia and
Turkey was circulated on the floor of
the senate today and read with ex-
pressIons OF general interest, especially
by the members of the committee on
foreign relations.
Senator Davis expressed the Ecnti-
mcHt Og n majority OF the committee
when he Enid: 'If true, this iB the most
important diplomatic event which has
occurred In the past flfty years. II
means that Russia can move her armies
GcFoss the Turkish border. Such
treaty would result In the immediate
settlement OF the Armenian question,
and II France has also entered into the
alliance, aa appears probable, the re-
suit would be that the fleets Of those
two countries would virtually control
The Mediterranean, and that means
more than any one can now fOresee.
II also means that England will have
something to do besides bullying I'm
Cle Sam"
Senator'S Morgan. Lodge and Cullom
read The report with nvidity, aud alI re-
marked upon the vast Importance OF
tae nows II It should prove true. Mr.
LndF" said that n coalition between
hlFsia and Turkey. such rs that indl-
,atea would mean that England would
nav" her hands full OF business on her
own continent without interfering In
Ath,,r'cau affairs. Senator Villas, who
nLlle not member OF tho committee on
ipf.lfn relations, takes great interest
~ ,ot.!sn Questions. remarked that II
IpErI a. II Russia had at last sue
,t.l IN getting n foot hold on the
mrIil,rrhnean and was on the eve Of
virtually nnneXlng Turkey TO her do
MlninH' He confessed that his sym
:A,hl.a had always been with Russia In
,.ll ''r'IHglc. The French Ambassador
~ ToN seen. hut said he had no news on
w. W.. nlj"nt and apparently was disin-
,,I, ,','I 10 credit the Pail Mall GnZettcs
sIIL''Il"nL Other diplomats said they
".rn were without nGws.
,." ~ P1'rh was read with great giir-
t" ,,' ny members OF tho house CONF
IN foreign affairs, Mr.. Hit
80 'Hn"i 10 doubt the ncwH. lie
''"',rr, that II Russia had sign
r,,.,.." treaty Ehr must have done
r...H 'ill knowledge Of all the cnGso-
'a1t mu1t follow. She trJaty
'E,''a', which rcgcinda1 the Russo
g,-t.,'. treaty Of San Etnphnno was
h|.4 Particularly 10 prevent such
s,,,'l ,,n'UHih'' Ra the Pail Mall Gazette
q, .',', ma 10 preserve the balance
t,,,'F u Europe For Russia 90
'''e On that treaty must provoke
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FIRE AT GRAFTON.

Odd Fellows nuildlnE Partially de-
Etroycd-Occupants suffer ueayy Losses.
Special Dispatch to the lntclligoucer.
GRAFTON. W. Va. Jan. 23.-Tlrc
broke out tonight at Ii o'clock IN tho
new $4,000 Odd Fellows building and
burned for nearly two hours before 1t
was finally Gucnched. doing great dam
age to the building and to a number OF
offices. on the sound OF the flre alarm
4 la.Gc crowd gathered and volunteer
iiremen went TO work fighting the fire.
and soon the fire plugs were sending
streams OF water on the burning build
inS. The flames, however. were not
easily overcome. They started In the
restaurant fncing Latrobe street and
quickly spread. burning out the restaur-
ant aud catching hold ot the floors OF
business rooms and Offices on Main
street. Among those practically burned
out were the restaurant named and tho
offices OF Justice C, p. Guard and OF
Morclane & SommervIlls. and Taylor
and Sommcrville. Rtrorneys-at-law,and
the room Of Sommers, Boughner &
Company. insurance brokers. Robert
Snluh's barber shop. on the Latrobe
street side. was also badly damaged. all
the furniture and contents OF these
rooms being destroyed. except q few
papers In the lawyers Offices, which
wcre saved. One OF the particularly
bad features Of the losses was the de-
struosIon OF all the records and legal
papers affecting hundreds OF cases and
extending back for years in the Office
OF Justice Guard. The dockets alone
were saved.
The building is insured In fye COM
7anies for an aggregate OF $4,000.
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HAVANA, Jan. 22.-The latest
movements reported of General Maxi
mo Gomez were that yesterday he was
at the plantation OF Morales and passed
the road near Chimbarazo. province Of
Havana, going southwark. He does not
appear to have camped last night, but
divided his forces and sent them
on the march in several directions. The
Spanish troops are closely pursuing the
Insurgents, and II Is said that he Will
be unable to escape east, north or west.
In fact, Gomez's position Is looked upon
here us being rather critical.
1t Is now said that General Pando
will return to the province OF Santiago
de Cuba, instead OF taking command
OF the Spanish forces In the province
Of Pinar del Rio, as he hoped TO do.
General Pando was accorded great
reception at the palace to-day. 1t being
the saint day of the king. The local
military and civil authorities were
present, and the officers OF the two
German school ships, Stein and stosch.
were among those in attendance.
The famous insurgent leader Carlos
Castillo according to advices received
here from the province OF Santa Clara,
has been killed In an engagement with
Spanish troops. The only details OBJ
tainable are that the insurgent force,
under Castillo and Mexican leader,
who has not been identlfied. had fight
with a detachment OF the American
battalion commanded by Major Tala-
vera. and that six insurgents were
killed in addition to Castillo and the
Mexican referred to. The insurgent
force. It is said. have comprised the
bands OF Aalct and other leaders. and
the scene OF the fighting is said to have
been the Guabairo plantation, near
Soledad, province Of Santa Clara.
In an engagement with the civil
guards at sabanIlla, Matanzas. the In
surgents sustained loss OF Il killed.
Three ladies' whose home was near the
scene Of the battle were killed by stray
bullets and fifteen men met a similar
fate.
Maxine Gomez was reported to-day
at Guara In Havana province.
The insurgents have burned the
wharfs and depots at Ballen and Sab
aIo, Pinar del Rio.
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poPULIsr CONVENTION,
Tho onrial Call for the Presidential Com
,..ofto,, %, InIw

Ino JEtGiAA NAll AoF Nlte EFosiueAAtAhA SoAA-
ventIon I'm July.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Jan. 22.-Ths
following IS a synopsis OF the call of the
Peoples party for the national eonven-
ton which Is to meet In ST. Louis July
p.
The members of the Peoples party
and all others who favor It's principles
are invited to assemble in their various
states and territories ana choose dele
Eutes 10 the national convention AZ
such time and place rs the state COM
mittee in each state shall determine.
Each state is given one delegate for
each senator and Congressman and one
additional delegate for each senator
and Congressman and ono additional
delegate for each 1000 votes cast for the
Popullst candidates in 1S92. '9i or 's5,
the highest vote controlling The con-
yentIon Is for the purpose Of adopting
4 platform and nominating candidates
for President and vice President. The
eail Is signed by II. Z. Taubeneck, chair.
man. ]. II. Turner. secretary: I. j.
Mepnarlln. secretary. and NJ. c. Ran
Kin. treasurer,
Chairman Taubeneek received mes
saee to-day from Washington stating
tho advocates OF the free silver coinage
had decided to hold their national con-
Yention IN 81. Louis. July p.
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the gravest imaginable consequences.
The committee had been considering
the relations OF Great Britain and TNir-
key, but a short time before the dis
patch to the Associated Press arrived
and had adopted the Armenian resolu-
tion which refers to the conditions un-
der which Great Britain acquired the
island OF Cyprus.
Mr.. Draper, OF Massachusetts,, said
that In his recent trip abroad the pre-
valllng feeling against Great Britain
because OF what the other powers re-
E1rded as her land grabbing policy was
everywhere so strongly manifested that
no coalition which left her out could
be entirely surprise.
Mr. Quigg doubted whether Turkey
would take part in an alliance against
England for he believed that England
had practicaIly connIved ot the opp-eSs-
Ion OF the Armenlans.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan. 23.-In
Fayetteville. Tenn. vigilance COM
mIttec had been formed with the os-
tcnslblc purpose OF putting an end to
burglarleB. house-breaking and similar
crimes, and the vigilance committee
gives notice Of Its purpose In the local
papers. Last night two negro men and
one woman in Fayetteville were sound
IS whipped by men supposed to belong
10 the committee and ordered to leave
town. The victims are very disreputa-
bic characters The committee had
given public notice that hereafter all
mon and boys shall leave the public
square Mt 10 o'clock ut night, and IL
caught out after IL o'clock will be sum-
mnrlly dealt with.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 23-Mrs. Emma
worman. the wife OF the principal own
or OF Outing. high-claHs monthly
magazine devoted TO outing sports,
committed suicide tonight In an apart
meut over the Office OF the magazine.
on Fifth avenue. She had lived at the
Hotel Majestic with her husband and
her invalid son, and her suicide Is at
trIbuted to anxiety for the latters well
fare.
Tho son, when seen tonight, said that
HIS father was utterly prostrated with
grief. IIo declared that they had al
ways lived happily, and that he knew
OF no reason other than worry for his
mothers death.
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free and unlimited coinage OF silver at
a ratio OF l6 to for the purpose OF OBJ
lIternting this difference of exchange,
which Is declared to operate as boun-
~ on tho export OF products from silver
using countries to gold using countries.
It is also resolved that they favor a tar
IN which shall equnlIze the difference
in the cost OF labor between this coun-
Try and the countries OF Europe and
Asia. It is the purpose OF those who
are circulating the declaration to get
Hll the Republican silver men In Con-
gress to sign II.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 25.-There is
excellent authority for the statement
that Vice President Robinson. OF the
Atchison, Topeka s. Santa Fe system
has been offered the presidency OF the
ment not being In accordance with his
ideas. II Is stated that the offer viii be
renewed. and that the salary VIII be
such as to assure OF Mr.. Roblnson's ac-
ceptnnce.