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PUBLIC MAY HELP
LABOR'S STRUGGLE
Local Lodge Will Receive Subscriptions for
the Assistance Of the Amagamated
Association Strikers.

In anticipation of long strike tie
National Lodge officers of the Amalga-
hated Association have decided TO ap-
peal for financial aid. and the following
circnlar has been prepared and is be.
ing sent out to the general public
AS you are undoubtedly aware the
tnitei States Steel Corporation is nnw
wagihs war against organized lahnI
by making the Amalgamated ASSo,ia-
tion the subject on which to begin oncr.
:ltl"ns. At our last convention il wlS
unanimously decided to ask the United
States Steel Corporation. when settling
its annual scales with the Amalgamatcd
Association, that they sign or recognize
the scale of the \. \. in all their mills.
When the matter was broached. the r.,
quest was percmptorily refused. After
the holding of several conferences the de-
mand of or oiganiz;ti n was modified
so as 10 take in only the mills 0' three
of their constituent companies, viz: The
American Sheet Steel Company. tnl.ri-
can Tin Plate Company. apd the .imc.'i.
can Steel Hoop Company. wi ere local
lodges had been formed. and where tho
men We're very dcsirous of being union
men. and are now lut on strike for s-.og-
milton.
In the conferences which were held
by representatives of the United States
Steel Company. and Of the A. A.. thr
representatives of the United States
Stec! Cnma.ny'. only arguments We're
that they did not desire the Amalga-
mated Association to become too power
fnl. aud that they should hold the bal
:ince Of power. Later conferences weir
held with the heads of the United States
Steel Company. who submitted pr,
position that we only sign f.r the mills
signed last year. with the exception of
the sheet mills in Salisbury and Scott
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THE rRAHoo-RUssIAN ALLIANCE,
Some Interesting Remarks Ascrfbed
to President Loubet.

Some Interesting Remarks Ascrfbed
to President Loubet.
Paris, Aug. 26.-The Patrie quotes
President Loubet in conversation with
an important person two days ago as
making the following remarks:
II always considered the Franco
Russian alliance exceedingly useful
and fruitful TO our country. | thought
the moment opportune to obtain the
cZars presence at the maneuvers. We
first intended inviting him to the west
ern maneuvers, which are of greater
Importance, but the czar preferred the
eastern"
Asked whether the czar himself sug-
gested the visit. NJ. Loubet replied:
These visits are not decided on with
out Il previous exchange Of views.
which has been proceeding for some
time. l personally inspired the nego-
tiations which led to the result now
known. When learned that the czar
intended to review the German feet IN
the Baltic, | deemed il more importa Mt
than ever to secure visit to France.
and | myself, with the cooperation of
NJ. Delcasse. prepared this great event.
for which the negotiations We're pur-
sued with the greatest secrecy"
NJ. Louhet is further reported as say
ing that thanks to the Franco Russian
alliance war was avcrted with China
and also that up to now the pro
gramme of the journey accepted by
the. Russian chancellery does not in
clutle a visit 10 Paris.
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IH.E
TRIAL FOR SHAMROCK IL
The English Yacht Does Surprl.ins-
ly Well In a Test sDin

New York, Aug. ~ The Shamrock
u made ready To slip cable to her
meoring buoy shortly before 10 o'clock.
md her crew hoistrd mainsail jlb and
fore staysail. The yacht got under way
about 1910 and, under her own sail on
the starbnard tack. she headed our
sandy lIsok bay. Al 1925 she tackled
and headed out the main ship channel.
Sir Thomas Upton and Designer Wat
son We're on board. The Erin and the
ing Lawrence remained in Sandy Hook
bay.
AS the Shamrock passed Sandy Hook
she set her baby jib topsail. The wind
was northeast about ten miles. with the
weather clear aud the sea smooth.
At l0:30 the Shamrock set her work.
ing gaff topsail and, under short tacks,
continued out through the main ship
channel. At 1O:4O the Erin came out
and joined the Shamrock. The sham
rock nj lO:45 was sailing under main
sail, working gaff topsail. fore staysail.
iib and baby Jill topsail.
The Shamrock entered the Gedney
channel about 1885 and on port tack,
continued out through the channel.
The yacht did surprisingly well, beat
ing out through the narrow main .hsn-
mel against Il strong food tide. In the
afternoon Shamrock ii also performed
well on Sandy Hook lightship She
took her first trial spin over the course
for the Americas cup.
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BoHRs STILL DEFIANT.
Score viSSory Near Lndybrand and
Leaders Say They VIII Fight On.

ScOrt bhox0fy near Ludybran0 ma
Leaders Say They Will Fight On.
London. Aug. 26.-A dispatch from
Lord Kitchener. dated from Pretoria,
says: Three officers and IS men who
were sent north of Ladybrand, Orange
River Colony, ON the right of Elliot's
columns, were surrounded on unfavor-
able ground and captured by superior
force Aug. %. One man was killed
and four were wounded. The prison.
ers were released. Am holding an in
quiry.
"Have received a long letter from
Steyn containing an argumentatiye
statement of the Boer case and saying
he will continue to fight; also a short
letter from De Wet to the same effect.
"Botha writes acknowledging the re-
ceipt Of my proclamation and. protest
ing against it, states that the Beers
intend to go on fighting. On the other
hand, the surrenders lately have in
creased considerably"
Newton Crane, in behalf of the Amer
lean embassy. has presented another
claim to the South African compensa.
tiOn commission, that of Charles B.
Nelken, a native Of Prussia and nat
uralized American citizen. Major Gen.
eral Sir John Ardagh, representing the
foreign office, pointed out that the
claimants letter said he had Joined the
Beers in order to protect his property
seized by the Beers, and remarked:
mo person who has fought against
Great Britain will receive any com.
pensation on the recommendation OF
the commission"
Nelken. said Mr.. Crane, was a man
who had laid down his arms and re.
sumed his neutral status at the time
he was deported and was entitled TO
the benefit of his neutral status. Chair
man Milvain then said:
mo person who has fought against
Great Britain will receive compensa-
ton"
James G. Stowe, the United States
consul genWal at Cape Town, has ar
rived here from South Africa.
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Prince chun Feisns Illness.

Rome, Aug. 26.-The Illness of Prince
Chun. brother of the emperor OF China,
who. with Chinese mission, has ar
rived at Basel, Switzerland, on his way
to Berlin to apologize for the assassi-
nation Of Baron Won ketteler, the Ger.
man minister. at Peking. is. according
to a dispatch received from Basel, a
pretext for delay, Prince Chun having
received orders from Peking not to
proceed. as fresh complications have
arisen with reference TO the settlement
protocol
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dale, which were signed for the yea
previously. Their proposition was =,
jected, as il meant that the ANA ga
mated Association would merely have I,
remain in a qulescent state, while the,
wcre expanding ana adding 10 their non
union po. sessions.
They are wJging fight for the ex
termination of the Amalgamated Assu
citation ard FOR the workin.mrn tn nj
hine. principle. which they have demon
strltcd 10 the people Of the Unite,
States. they desire themselves and $,
ncrsistently refuse to grant us. 1ni.
blow is not alone. directed mt the An al
gamated Association. bat Mt organized
labor in general. and should they sue
cred N defeating the A. A., ii will affect
every organized body in the Unite !
States.
TO succeed in this struggle, it will b,
necessary to seek the aid OF every organ
lied body as well as the general public.
whose symplthies we know are with ms
in the present struggle. To this end ",
ask that yru give MS your moral ami
financial aid. \ liberal response filan-
rinlly will materially assist us in u.
ductiEg a victori1uS campaign for n
principle whicl, is tie unalicnahe rig'
of every American freeman.
II Won desire TO aid the Amalga
mated Association in the present struggle
financially. all motley should he ,rward-
I'd to John Williams. Secrctary-t GAS,
nrer, Risscll block. pittsburg. Pa.
"Rcsrcctfuly y"u's.
.r. J. Shaffnr. President.
"Ioln Williams So" Treas.
M. I, 1ighc, Asst See.
Rer. |. Davis. Ionrnl Ms,.."
Delaware Lodge No |. of the Anal
Gamat'd Association, will receive sub
scriptions from the pullic
The sun., 1901-08-27
JAMES r. KILBOURNE.
Democratic Nominee for Governor OF
Ohio Is a Popular Citizen of
the State Capital.

James Kilbourne, Of Columbus, o.,
democratic candidate for governor OF
Ohio, was born in Columbus in ls4l.
graduated at Kenyon before the civil
war and at Harvard law school after
the war, enlisted as private and
became colonel. He is president of
the Ohio centennial committee. the
Columbus board Of trade, public IL
brary, children's home, guild and
associated charities, director of
banks and railways, vice president of
the army of the Tennessee and q
The sun., 1901-08-27
GIANTS SHUT OUT.
Billy Days delivery Was Too Much
for Them

In game that was both interesting
nnd exciting the Cuban N-tiiantS were
whitewaShed yesterday by BrownSon.
the score being to 0.
Day pitched for the locals and held
down tn" dusky ball toSsrrS Il three
scattered hits. while Mcclellan. pitcher
for the visitors was touched ~ fur
twelve hits.
At no stage Of the game were tho
visitors able 10 score, this being due To
fast h"l'ling. Although RrownSon hn,,
three errors, none We're costly
Schultz. Barker. Goimnn and Coffry
carried "ff the honors in the hatting. sc1
ting ten hits among them. schultz gut
q home run by hitting the hall whcr.
nobody amt" The sphere struck tho
fence in right field ana got lost in ill.,.
grass.
III, fielding honors were divided H.
tween Walker and Hoffman. Both g.t.
ins everything coming their way.
The Srnrt4,
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Meade Succeeds Hooker.

Albany. Aug. Superintendent pf
Public Works Partridge has appointed
j. Winsluw Meade of Rochester as dep
uty superintendent of public works at
salary Of $1,000 per year. with 81 600
Tor expenses. Mr. Meade las been
chief clerk in the department for the
past SIX years. MIR Meade succeeds
Mr. +. II. Hooker. who resigned to az.
cept an office with IL large western de-
velopment company.
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General Markets,

New York. Aug. 49,
FlOT Il-State and western quiet and easy; MIN
nrsota patcHts. ~, 75ai: winter strsights sS 80s
3Ij: winter extras, s250a2, ,s0 winter patents
s3. 65i3s6
WHEAT Declined at first under large north
west receipts aud lipuidation but later rallied OF
prospects for visible supply decrease; Septem
Der. 10 gl6a7dke. October. IS i3.lGc.
RYE bull state, jja5Ge., c. /. T.. New York
rarlots; No ? western. o2iSc.. g. o. b.. sAost.
CORN Also weaker for time. but later raj
lied with wI,eat; September. 59bsaooc: Decsm
her. 60l.a6l%c.
OATS Fairly active aud barely steady; track.
white. state, ila47c.; track, white, western, Ale
4Tc
roRK-steady; mess, sls. 5oale. 6o family. sls ss
ala 50.
LARD Steady; prime western steam, g. 25c.
BUTTER Steady; state dairy, lasl9c cream.
cry. i8s2Oc
cHEEsE-Quiet: fancy. large. colored. 0ho.
aney, large white. ysss0Ifc.; fancy. small, col.
~ ci---S0-s s=.-v. sin.li wbitA Ola
EGGS-F Firm; state anu Pennsylvania. lssroa i
'estern. eandisd. l7ai7isc
MoLAsSES--steady; New Orleans S5aS2c.
RlcE-steady; domestic. aNsstko.; Japan, akc
TALLow-stesdy; city. Sc; country, eabAo
HAY-Quist; shipping. 7oA75c.; good to choios,
I5aD0c.
The sun., 1901-08-27
France Wants Cash From Korea.

Yokohama, Aug. 2G.-Dispatches re.
ceived here from Seoul say the French
representative at the Korean capital has
presented series of demands, includ.
ing 1000 yen as compensation for in.
juries sustained by the missionaries
and the punishment of 30 of the per.
sons guilty of taking active part in the
Quelport riots. Further attempts to
supplant McLeavy Brown from his
Office as director general of the Korean
customs have proved abortive.
The sun., 1901-08-27
Explosion ON "a Yacht,

Rochester, Aug. pa gasoline tanl,
on the yacht owned by +. NJ Deming
or New Orleans blew up near the EN-
change street bridge over the Erie
canal. Gertrude Washington, col
ored cook, was badly burned about tho
face and hands and was removed 10
the City hospital. Mr.. Deming ana
family We're aboard the yacht at the
time, but escaped injury.
The sun., 1901-08-27
THE AMERICAN CONGRESS.
Chile May Be Represented mt Mexico
City After All.

City AFTER All.
Washington, Aug. 26.-Advices which
have just reached here throw some
light upon the report from Santiago to
the effect that the committee on foreign
affairs of the Chilean congress had de.
clined to recommend appropriations TO
defray the expense Of sending delegates
from Chile TO the approaching inter
national American congress at Mexico
City.
These adyices, without questioning
the accuracy Of the original statement,
make it appear that the committee on
foreign affairs does not represent the
party In control Of the executive branch
of the government. 1t is said that in
consequence the declarations of this
committee are By no means final. and
therefore 1t does not follow from its
last action that Chile will refuse to at
tend the congress.
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It's Hot Again In Kansas

Topeka, Aug. 26.-Kansas has been
given another touch of summer after
three weeks Of very moderate weather.
accompanied by cool nights and occn.
sional rains. The temperature In some
places was recorded at 106. and at To-
peka the mercury touched the 1o5
mark. The rise in the temperature
was wholly unexpected.
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Reduced Rates to Cleveland Via
Pcnnsylvania Railroad. Account
a. A. II, Encamptment.

On account OF the Thirty-ffth Annual
Encampmcnt OF tile Grand Army Of the
Republic. to be held at Cleveland, Ohio,
September 10 to IA, inclusive, the Penif-
sylvania Railroad Company will sell ex-
cursion tickets to Cleveland from stations
on its line, ut greatly reduced rates.
Tickets will he sold and good going
September s to IL inclusive; good to re-
turn until September II. inclusive: hut
by dcrositing ticket with joint agent at
Cleveland. prior to noon Of September
rs. and the payment of fifty cents. return
limit NAV be extended to Octcbcr 8, in
elusive.
For specific rates and further informa-
ton apply to ticket agents.
The sun., 1901-08-27
Knights Templars In a Wreck.

barhesfiile, o.. Aug. PA special
train on the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road carrying Pennsylvania knights
Templars Ell route to Louisville was
ditched here. Engineer Milo Francis
OF GAINESVILLE was killed and Fireman
Walter Boston of Newark was fatally
injured. So far as known the passen.
gers escaped with slight bruises.
The sun., 1901-08-27
New Road For the Er,o

indianapolis, Aug. 28-The Sentinel
says railroad officials high in rank
make the statement on what they saw
IS authoritative information that the
ERIE system has finally taken over The
cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton rail.
road and that the negotiations that
nave been in progress for some weela
have at last been closed.
The sun., 1901-08-27
nIg Strike at Rrnhdnck rn

Fittsburg. Aug. 26.--The McCrntock.
Marshall Construction company Of
Braddock, Pa. is practically closed
down on account of a strike of the 700
employees, The men demand the rein.
statement Of an employee discharged
last week, general advance Of 10
per cent and the abolishment of the
checking up system at noon.
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member Of other military organiza.

member of other military organiza.
tions.
lie has never held public Office and
was never candidate till two years
ago, when he was defeated for the
gnbernatorial nomination BY John r.
Mclean Is has been especially pop,
u'ar among workingmen and is an
honorary member o. the Columbus
trades and labor assembly. For years
ne was the next door neighbor of the
late Senator Allen G. Thurman and
was his close counselor. His father
formerly represented the Columbus
alstr'ct IN congress and his GRANDPA.
ther was one of the earliest settlers
of that city.
The sun., 1901-08-27
Four Drowned by CoIII.ion

Havre, Aug 26.-The Spanish steam
er Amboto. Captain Munitiz, from New
orleans Aug. via Norfolk Aug. . for
this port, collided with the German
steamer Lusitanla, from Hamburg for
Mediterranean ports. on the Casauet
rocks. The Lusitania sank in an hour.
-Four of her crew were drowned. The
remainder II men. We're picked up
The sun., 1901-08-27
An Ohm nnnk EaIIa

Marietta, o., Aug. 2d.-The Bank OF
New Metamoras, Washington county
n private institution. has closed Its
doors 1t is said the bank had depos
tied $4,000 with the Superior Street
Savings and Banking company, Cleve.
land, which closed last Friday.
The sun., 1901-08-27
Trolley Express sery,..

leh trolley cars for carrying par
eels are now run by the Metropoltop
company over the streets Of Nav,
! ofk, Their route is from the Bat
terry to Fordham, and the cars ara in
motion day and night. The trolley
express service is expected TO reyolu.
uon'~e parcel collection and delivery
in the city. '
The sun., 1901-08-27
odd FeIIows WIN MeetIn Tho..,n..

indianapolis, Aug. 28.-Preparations
for the sevcnty-second annual conven.
tIon OF the Odd Fellows sovereign
grand lodge In this city are practically
finished. The committees are counting
on an attendance OF 100000. Every
state in the union is TO be represented.
Other visitors will come from Canada.
Nova Scotia, MeXico and Enrnnp
The sun., 1901-08-27
Special Trains.

Special trains for the public unvcilins
OF the monument AT Cooch's Bridge,
Tuesday afternoon. September 3rl. 1901,
at o'clock, will leave Wilmington. via
PENNSYLVANIA Il. r.. at 1.1O and 12O D..
m. returning Immediately after the ex-
ercis"S. Fare for the round trip. adults.
10 cents, children under u years, 22
cents.
The sun., 1901-08-27
Eleven-Thousand Ton sb,n

y Massachusetts company 10 h,,.,,
~ q seNen-masted schooner 395 fee,
lohg' drawing 26 feet and with n dis.
Placement of 11,6oO tons, approacbinn
IN freight capacity the largest oceon
s,eamer Though sailing vessai
sh' VIII be steered and heated b.
steam a.a lighted by electricity
The sun., 1901-08-27
Sale ofIots Mt Rebobotb.

SevernI drsirihlc Iots viii hc sold AZ
ltrhoboth on Thursday by Robert II.
richards ns attorney for The owner.
They are located near the ocean and
will doubtless bring together Il numbrl
Or bidders. The sale on last Thursday
indicated that steady advance in pric, !
is the probability.
The sun., 1901-08-27
Colored PythIans Convene.

Chicago. Aug. 26.-Colored knights
or Pythias have gone into camp here
for the biennial convention Of the Or.
der In the United States. Among tln.
officers encamped are Supreme Chan.
celior ). ". Starks and Quartermas
ter General James A. Hazelguod of
Charleston w. Va.
The sun., 1901-08-27
Americans Booked For Home

Liverpool. Aug. 2G.-The White Star
line steamer Majestic. which will sail
from Liverpool next Wednesday, via
Queenstown Thursday, will carry
among her passengers Mrs. Leland
Stanford Of San Francisco and General
e. {. OBrien. Among the names which
appear on the passenger list of the Gel.
tic OF the same line, sailing hence Aug.
80, are those of a. j. Cassatt of Phila.
delphia and Lady Sarnh Milsnn
The sun., 1901-08-27
THEATRE GOSSIP.

lilman Hearts" the popular Inrln
dlanlr tEai will hr presented III tLt
'li"ra liIu>" Monday next. m.tiuce Ann
ht4ht. Il portrayed effectively hy ON,
ol ~" largest int! strongest Couuttni,s
on the read. III" members rive Il r,gIE
lst" litr-llk" IL llncntipu II thr y;lrirt,,
characters aud all th, sensational i,1tI,
ctlr and c"n,iral scenes irr carrfullr d,.
ScrihcG in tn" actins The ruinpauv in
cltnl"s Fred Fairbanks IIrrirlt lS,,t..
Harry j. lnrk"y. Connie Thornton.
Miss Anl" l.nscr Alfrcd Hrlton. MIS-
May Sargent. Miss Nellie IIrltun. Mas.
Ter Percy. Mis- Lillian Weston I;lrl
ard Van kll'n, Murah seymour. ~, Lee
Tl liaS. sam Harrison.
II '. ESnona has given 10 tho .lmrr!-
eau and English stage very lolnarl.
all" ana clever play. II comes At Tho
rl.ht time. il comes as Il wholesome
check IL drcad,ncc ana drgrncra,y. Ii
4 ~ sweet - mountain air tllt ha,,
lHSn kissed hy tho hrathrn ana III th,
men Arc brave. sympathetic. honest. luyal
fellows. Thcv are n,t ashamed tu Mua,
th'ir hearts on their Shcvcs and 40 not
Gre how many DAVIS peck III thrm. :"
y Wrote the critic nf the New York
Herald abont tWhrn W. Were Twenty.
Nit'A' w ~ I'I''Si' liltti ~ tltE'
Opera ll1nSt on Thursday, Srpt"mhrr !.
isS Amy Lee Iii 'Fosg'S Ferry =
played 10 a well hllrd house in the o,,"ll.
in@ u, rf1rmaucr last night of Il thrrc.
li-ht engagement in the Wilmington
Il'utrc. The Indicncc IN which were
many women and children was delighted
with ih" play ana frequently voiced lis
arpr":aI Of particularly clever point,.
IN" Play Is one If particular intrrrsv 10
women and ch:ldten ard will Us we'll
prove interesting t. men: The man"gr-
n1nt uf the Wilmington Theatre an
n3unci two special matinres during Miss
Lees stay here. ore today ana
another tomorrow. ''lioggS Ferry
Is Il strong production ana is snrr 10
please. In reference to the nlatin""s
1t might he stated that M the first after.
~ ~ performance given IT III" Whining
ton Theatre on Saturday afternoon last.
greiit many people were turned avav
Notwithstanding: the fact t!at Il rainnd
hard most Of the day.
Miss lee played 4 phenomcrnl On.
gagnm"nJ III Philadelphia last june.
With the Thermometer in tho ninerips.
after every other Legitimate theatre in
The sun., 1901-08-27
syracusan Claims Mig Damages.

Albany, Aug. 26.-lsadore Parllott oi
Syracuse has filed against the state a
claim of $4,000 for personal injuries
received through the collapse Of the
James street canal bridge In April last.
The sun., 1901-08-27
Root Back at His Desk.

Washington. Aug %. Secretary Root
returned TO Washington during the day
and was nj the war department. devot-
ing himself almost exclusively to insu-
lar business which had accumulated
during his absence.
The sun., 1901-08-27
McGrnw Ia Quit Playing BasepafI.

Baltimore. Aug. 26.-Alanager John
J. Mctiraw of the Baltimore American
league team announces that he has
played his last game Of baseball. Ht
will retain his interest in the Baltimore
team and manage it from the bench.
At present McGraw is in bed with u
broken knee in plaster cast.
The sun., 1901-08-27
$40 Excursions 10 Pan American Tx.
position, Baltimore and Ohio Rail

August s, IA, 20 and 20, Sept. 4, 10, 10
and 25. Train leaves Wilmington. Del
aware avenue, 9.39 a. m, affording a
delightful daylight ride through the fam
Gus Wyoming Valley. Through Parlor
Cars. Tickets good returning seven
days, including date of sale, on all trains
except "Black Diamond Express" and
Royal Limited"
The sun., 1901-08-27
The National rraternnI Congress.

Detroit, Aug ~. Preliminary to the
meeting of the National Fraternal coI.'
medical sections of the congress werr
held in the Hotel Cadillac. Reading OF
papers occupied the first session OF
both bodies.
The sun., 1901-08-27
CUBAN X-GIANTs.
Score by Innings

Hr"WhS0n ............0 o 0 20 3 q i . x-G
Giants .........00 0oO0OoO a
Summary Earned rnnS. Rrowu.ou. !.
tw" lmsr hit. Gorman. Barker; home
run, schultz: left on bases. RrownSon. q:
Giants, q; struck ont by Day. !: NJ.
,i"llan. 2; base on balls by Day. Il MI
'l"llan. !: stolen hascS, German. Ban
k"r; hil lr pitched hall. Hoffman. Wal
krf; ! mrirr lIuey: time. hour - min
utrS.
'"rmantawn will play here today,
The sun., 1901-08-27

the city had closed for thr summer she
played Ia over 3.,00C piid admissions.
ranging in price from 10 arrtS to 81 each
at the Girard .A,rnuc Theatre
The sun., 1901-08-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Closing Quotations of the New York
stock Exchange.

New York, Aug. 2B
Money on call arm at per cent Prime mer
camille paper. 4iia5 per cent. Sterling exchange
fairly steady. with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 s6s. Tor demand and AT ~ Alsat st%
for 90 days Posted rates, sissy and stss
Commercial bills. ~. Sa4aIsih. Silver csrttd
Gates unquoted. Bar silver, 5n3sc Mexican dol
lars i5t.c. Government bonds strong State
bonds inactive. railroad bonds firm.
The sun., 1901-08-27

low Rate Excursions to Pan-Ameri
can Exposition via Pennsylvania
railroad.
August 81. 27, September s. II, II and
'6. Only $1,000 for the round trip from
Wilmington. Train leaves at 7.20 a. IN.