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GENERAL CROOK'S REPORT,



Their Principal Cause and Remedy,
WASHINGTON, Oct, 81 l,-Msjor General
George Crook, commanding the Division
Of the Missouri, has submitted his an
nual report to ths Secretary Of War, The
subject Of desertions is given prominent
attention,
He says: "The number OF deserters
has increased so rapidly OF late years and
the remedies therefor which have been
adopted have proved so entirely useless
10 prevent the offence, that / think 1t
may be well said desertiOn Is the great.
est evil existing in the army, Many
remedies have been proposed and many
causeS assigned, Among these causes
the one most frequently alleged Is that
the soldier Is required 10 perform too
much manual labor, and that he Is sub
iected to harsh and tyranniCal treatment
by his officers and non'Commissioned
officers. A careful examination OF tue
subject leads me to the opinion
that this statement Is true to
q limited extent, While soldiers
are expected TO work when neCes'
sary, 1t will be found, think, on examin,
alton, that the amount OF work required
ol them Is small, and that as far as their
treatment by their officers Is concerned,
II IL, with some few exceptions, as good
as could be expected, feel much hes.
itation In proposing remedy, 1t seems
to me not inappropriate, however, to
suggest that a remedy, or, ut least, nit.
igatiou Of tho evil, may be found In a
Change OF tho method Of recruiting the
army. To illustrate--a recruiting Office
Is established in this city, The recruits
enlisted here are In most cases men OF
whom nothing Is known, The recruit
ing officer has practically no means oi
finding out anything about them or their
families, who arc their friends, or what
the character Of the applicants may
be. Such men having been sent TO
their regiments become dissatisfied
with the discipline and hardships Of
military life, A large proportion oisuch
men desert. am OF the opinion that II
some means could DO adopted by which
we eCould obtain for service In the army
u uludI6nt Clush u I6CiultbI uClNhh MHuoc
family connections and local associa'
tions are known, we should thereby re-.
duCe largely the number Of such deser.
tions. Again, am decidedly Of the opin.
ion that II aoldler could, after a reason-
able term sever his connections with the
military service by a payment Of the
amount which his enlistment and ser.
vice had cost the government, l think 1t
would 90 far also towards preventing his
desertion.
an this connection would suggest
the propriety Of shortening the term Of
enlistment"
Referring 10 tho conduct Of the Citi.
zen settlers during tile recent opening
OF the Oklahoma territory, Gen. Crook
says:
1.-THE orderly settlement Of that dis;
triCt by citizens Is without q parallel
and the behavior OF officers and men
under the trying circumstances attend
ing the discharge Of their duties Is
worthy Of the greatest consideration"
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Mrs. MACKAYS LIBEL SUIT,

The Case Against the Manchester Exam.
liner Comes Up for u Hearing.
LONDON, Oct. Sl.-The action for libel
brought by Mrs. John W. Mackay
against tue Manchester Examiner, came
up for hearing in the Court Of the
Queens Bench to-day. The libel com.
planned Of alleged that the plaintiff was
a poor widow with two children and that
she was employed as a wash.woman by
Nevada miners when Mr, AIaCkay was
first attracted toward her and fell iii love
with and married her. The plaintiff con.
tends that the words Of the article sug.
gested that she was not lady by birth
or education, and that she was not nc.
Customed 70 aasOClatlng with persons OF
good position. The defendants admit
the afst lnuyndo, but deny the second.
Tue defendants had paid ten pounds
into court, The question before the
court today was whether thu payment
applied 70 the whole libel OF the iuuendu
admitted. The court ruled that IL ap.
piled only 70 the part Of The libel ad.
fnillAd.
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Opium sauEglers.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. S0.-lt is appa'
rent that agang Of smugglers here has
for six months been making a very
handsome profit out Of tthe opium trade,
and an investigation has brought to light
figures which place the loss to the gov.
ernment, through fraud, at nearly $780,
900, II has been an open secret that
smugglers are constantly working this
port to avoid duty on the drug, which
amounts to S4l0a box, but the extent OF
the loss to thegoyernment has never be.
fore been ascertained. The largest 6rm
In China exporting opium Is the hou5e
ofSing Wo & Co., Of Hong Kong.
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Mr.. DAylTT FINISHES
m. sp.s.h a D.isa.s ,.., . .As ra.nslllle.

Ills speech In Defense oR the Patneiiites
and ID COmpllmsntsd b. the Court.
LONDON, Oct, 3l,--Mh Michael pa.
Wit continued bis speech before the
Patnell Commission to-day He said
that fafragher, who had been a clerk Of
the Land League, but who had turned
inioEmst npd testified lot tue TVmsa had
heer unable 70 prove the assertion made
hy Attorney General Webster that tue
League had advanced nouey for tue
ConmlttAl oi outFages aud crimes,
Mi, DAyltt regretted that all the Land
League book had not beOn found.
They had disappeared, hB said, during
the confusion consequently upon the
suppression Of the League, but the Maj
tlOnal League books which had been
prpdrced revealed nothing uhConsllin.
lionAl. He denounced tbs publication
oI tile alleged fac smile leltefs by The
ItmH 10 an uttempt a the moral as9aa4
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An ExQUlSIfB ENGRAVING.

Gateway To The Garden Of tile Gods, Col,
ofado, with View Of Pixies pOah In tho
Middle Distance,
A very costly and elegant steel plate
engraving has Just been executed Ia lhe
highest style Of tile att, copies Of which
from limited supply, are now ready for
delivery, aud will be sent 10 any part Of
the world ON receipt Of % cenu each, In
stamps OF coin, The noble grandeur 0i
the "EntranOg" 10 tho "Garllen Of tbe
Gods" 10 the iaYorlte theme Of poet AMI
painter Tho outer parapela ari oi mrs
white, while the Interior cOlunlnN snplnv
boldly from the plain 10 q hpighi Of Il56
ieet-thO whole sliggestlng ihe Ful6s Of
2 vast temple, 1'ht6e towering wailS
form q tphIesllC itame work for lIiu SnOW
capped summit Of plke'a Peak which "a.
yeals itsell among tho clouds In tho iat
DISTANCE. To secure an early CORY Ul
this admirable work Of art, adiltpas tohD
Sebastian, General Ticket and lihsppnpeI
Agent, Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific
Hallway enclosing The prloe, 20 cents.
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THE PHILADELPHIA SUSPECT
Identified as Chicago Thief of Unsayory
unnuinIIon

Identified as n Chicago Thief of unsavory
Reputation.
5 CoIuNRuS, ONO, Oct. .al.-=The con.
ylct Albert Sutherland, or John Bow.
man, arrested at Philadelphia as Tascott,
the murderer Of Millionaire Smell, is q
Chicago thief Of uuSayory reputation.
His name Is not Bowman or Sutherland,
but Brown. Bowman is an alias. He
was released from the Ohio penltentiary
last Apdl, after serving a term Of two
and a half years for burglary at Urbaha.
While In the institution here Bowman,
or Brown, nearly died OF blood poisoning
slpetindgced by q wound Ia llis knee
received 10 the foundry, aud aiteryafd
at the solicitation othls father was placed
lH the hospital where he had light
duties,
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sination OF the political character Of o
public man, which Was unparalc led by
The action OF any political party in the
history OF any country, He ridiuuled
the idea that the Times was not aware OF
Piggolt's antecedenls until he testified
before the commission,
Mr.. DaYitt concluded his speech by ap-
pealing to the Court to say that the
lImeS had not proved its charges against
those who who were striving TO end the
Anglo-Irish question. When Mr.. DaVitt
had finished, Presiding Justice Hsnnen
complimented him upon the ability dis
played in his speech aud thanked him
for the assistance he had given the Court.
Sir Henry James then began his speech
In behallot the Times.
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pAll OF 4 lpILpING.
sixteen workmcn Hurled in tho Ruins and
Several Badlt Hurt,

sixteen WorkmGn buried In tho Ruins and
Several Badly Hurt.
PATERSON, N. Jp Oct. Sl.-sixteen
workmen were buried to-day beneath
the ruins ola large brick dwelling which
they were building on Monroe street,
passaic City, for Mr.. Charles O.
Farnes, OF Burlington. Tho walls fell in
and every one employed about the place
was mere OF less injured, Nothing but
a pile Of broken Elmbers, bricks and
mortar marks the spot where the double
house stood nearly completed at noon
to-day.
will probably not recover. The owner
Of the building is severely condemned,
as 1t was n "buddensiCkn affair, and
seemed TO have been constructed for ap.
peatanCe only.
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DENIED by GUATEMALA,
Tho President Telegraplls TINT the RumOr
Of Revolution Arc False,

AhV fFeSlueht te|esFNphs tlht the hunorA
Of fRevolutlon Are False.
NEw YoRK, Oct, sl,-Mr, Jacob Baiz,
Consul General OF Guatemala, Of this
city, says that noticing the news coming
from Mexico, published in the daily press
oiyesterday, of the rumored revolution
in Guatemala, he made INQUIRIES OF the
Guatemala Government as 10 whether
there was any truth in the news. Last
night Mr., Baiz received the following re.
ply from General Barillas, President Of
Guatemala;
Revolution news on frontier Mexico
is false. "BARILLAs."
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To.nlghVs IInIlud Cope,r,.

Following Is tue prosramme of lbo
ballad concert which istO be given NJ thc
Second Presbyterian church this evan.
Ing. The character al tho SELECTIONS and
the nainus Of those Rhoare totake part
render IL needless for anything IN hS
said respecting the excellence Of tbs mn.
tertainmUnt To be given;
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Hoy CllOir. ''''NV'"ou
Miss N ,fp laNiAfi, P''i'"A
Violin ObllHAlD by Mf, \ gnhOntnv
O. VINO TreAlb the Path NJ ijuty, ~. ....'' MAJ,
Nj. Charles ZulAlL
T. Oh Sing Once More ,.,,u.,.,,,,,,,,...... Nasd,.
,. MIA George y. Caldwell ''''''''@''
o. WBOlVlO.'!t'"s.nttn,.,H ...,,.,,,,.,. ,, iiyhl
Mf y, Camille EngtI. '''''''' ''''''
..-,r, Mt WIN Mooney. '''''"'Au
MlAs Mary lARkafd.
81 MIc QuArt tl,,,a,,, ,,,,,,,,,..,.,. .... - Vnvsi
htA'h NenUel, hullAti, HAmmOiid AID
kliAui
Mrs, ueOigO u Caldwell,
w spring bDnH." ,,..,,n,.,D, ,,......n..llenielI
NJ, T. Camille Engpl.
II, Lei tho Hills lltsOuud W tn Song, HkhatdH
boy Choir,
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A FRIGATFUL FALL.
A scaffold Gives Way With Two workmen.
One Killed and the Other Fatally In.

A scaffold Gives Way With Two workmen.
One Killed and the Other Fatally In
jured.
EVANSVILLE, IND, Oct, 9l.-A fright
tul accident at 1880 o'clock this morn
ing at the new vanderburg county
house resulted in the death OF one man
and the serious injury OF another.
While Adolph Rice and Lewis Heck
were engaged in putting tlre-proof paper
on the dome Of the building the rope Of
the scaGold on which they were stand.
ing broke. Heck fell rs feet, alighting
on pile Of tiling. Rice attempted to
catch his fellow-workman, and In doing
so, lost his hold on the upper end Of the
rope and fell to the tillng below, his
skull being crushed. lie was instantly
killed. Heck and Rice were from Louis.
villp.
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ReyolutIonIsts captured.

SAN FRANCIsco, Oct. SO,-Peruvlan
advice Of September "a, say four officers
belonging to the revolutionary force of
Iglesies were captured on September 20,
while attempting to capture the new
cruiser Lima in Callao harbor. They
tried to corrupt the chief officers Of the
gun boat. The latter pretended TO &C.
Cept the guarantee OF $4,000, and when
boat load Of reyoluLicnists came along.
side on the night designated four Of the
conspirators were captured. They will
be shot.
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Caused by whl.Ly,

LIMA, O., Oct. Sl.-Two boys named
Ben strawby and Frank Noursc, aged
about 10 years, were out coon hunting
near town last night. They had pint
Of whisky and after getting pretty lull,
they got into quarrel. Young Nourse
seized an axe and struck Strawber in the
head with 1t, producing a fatal wound.
Young Nourse started on the run through
the woods and has not yet been cap.
tured.
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Slws FROM MEXICO,
The Revolution In Guatemala-Ths Offer q
q BrItish CompAny.

otTyoB Mexico, Oct, Sl,-The Papellon
Nation publishes a telegram trom Guate.
mala, saying that a revolution is in full
progress in the Santa Rosa district and
that the Guatemalian government is
shooting all prisoners, The revolution
lists, the dispatch says, are holding their
own and are aided by other forces In the
direction Of the Mexican frontier. Gen.
eral Barrundia, Guatemalian exile
here, will publish q pamphlet in q few
days reCiting the abuses which he alleges
have been committed by President BaFll,
las, General Barrundla emphahcally
denies that he has anything 10 do with
the Guatemalian revolution,
General CerVantes, commander OF
Sonoro, who has charge Of the campaign
agslnst the YauQuI Indians, arrived at
Guaymas yesterday,
An. English company has offered
100000 for the right to exCavate in
search for Montezuma's treasure,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct, al.-1t Is ex.
pected that the proclamation by Presi.
dent Harrison admitting the two Dakotas
into the Union as States, will be issued
tomorrow. The proclamation admitting
Montana ls delayed by the controversy
In the territorial courts over the COUNT
Ing OF a portion Of the vote, which pre-
vents u certificate Of the result. i is
said that nothing has yet been received
at tho White House indicating that an
election was held In Washington, so
that there Ia no information on which 10
base q proclamation on statehood.
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ClnSAoo, Oct. Sl.-Adjutant General
Hastings, who performed such heroic
services subsequent to tho Johnstown
disaster In alleyiAtlng the RnlTerlngs Of
the victims, writes To his friend, Mr..
Austin |. MNstlerod ~ am In favor et
Chicago as the location oil the worlds
fair Of 1902. Chicago has the money, tho
enterprise, tho best geographically location
and II has the people who will make II a
glnnAqs,n
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parnell Confers with Tie Speaker,

DUBLIN, Oct, sl,-The Irish Timssays
that Mr., Parnell has had a conference
with the Speaker Of the House Of Com,
mons relative 10 the best mode OF ex.
eCuting his intention at the next session
Of Parliament Of trying to establish the
completely Of the Government in the
attacks made by the London Times on
the Parnellite party,
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81, LOUIS, Oct, al,-Fltt Vice PreSl.
dent peaSlsc, Of the Chicago, burlington
4 Quincy railway, maktS the positive
statement here that there ls no truth
whatever In tho rumored alliance be.
tween the Pennsylvania and tho Chi
cago, Burlington 4 Quincy, and there i
no truth In the report that the 70" road
has withdrawn from the Interstate
Railway Association.
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An l,nrlr .etllpment pnmnnded.

WAsulSoroS, Oct, Sl,-The Govern.
mcnt directors Of the Union Pacific rail.
road have reported TO tho Secretary Of
tho Interior that In their judgment the
interests OF the United States demand
carly action by Congress to secure the
payment by the company oil its indebted.
ness to the Government, The general
plan OF settlement lfst suggested by the
commissioner Of railroads, they assert,
has never been successfully attacked.
The directors fully approve Of this plan
and also concur ID tie Recommendation
made Ia the last report Of their predeces'
anPa
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whnt WIN tIio We.tern union po2

NEw YohE, Oct, 8l,-With reference
to the new schedule Of rates for Govern.
ment telegraph service promulgated by
Postmaster General Wanamaker to-day,
DR.. NOryin Green, President Of the
Western Union Telegraph, says: 1.-THE
rate fixed by the Postmaster General Is
undoubtedly below cost, but am not
prepared to say what the attitude Of the
company will be until after the matter
has had the consideration Of tho FIX.
eGutive Committee next Wednesday.
The reduGtion averages about thirty
three per cent from the old rate, which
was not remuneraLlYe one.N
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4 RI0r hi KANSAS.
TraQps FolsgraRRsa FaF From A4lsli, IAr.
Ghall OannlN

TorRSA, KAs, Oct, 81. = Assistant
General Roberts received a telegram to.
day notifying him Of a riot ia Axtell,
Marshall county. The telegram was
from tho mayor Of the city and asked
that a detachment Of militia be sent at
once 10 quell the disturbance. The
Adjutaht General u once ordered out
Company q, oi the Third regiment,
located al Mafysyllle, aud left ON the
ltSt train fox tie e9ehe Of the trouble,
Az YET only muagfe pqtllCplars haye
Iseh received, ASleIl tbyh 6I
4Rcat 100 people, settled largely bJ
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MresllIng llaLeh a prnM.

PARIS, Oct, Sl,-A match between
Cannon and Pietro, the champion
French wrestler took place last night,
The men wrestled for over an hour,
neither Of them gaining the advantage,
and finally the referee declared the
match q draw, Cannon's exhibition Of
strength was much admired, Plttro
was more supple than his antagonist
and displayed greater agility, APother
match between the men will take place
on Friday,
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wAauSGtoS, D. o., Oct, Sl.--Law.
fence Ferry Dawson, tho son Of ext Com.
missioner Dawson, was arrested last
anlSll on q warrant changing him with
we larceny Of nlnely.Onp dollars worth
~ postage slamps ir6m the bureau where
ne had been employed. Tho friends ,oI
wy young man assert that he Will bt
ihnOvtnrp.
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THE BOGGs RUN STRIKE

Still On-Thc Company Refuses to Accept
the Miners Agreement.
On Wednesday, Secretary Mcbride, Of
tho National Progressive Miners Union,
came to this city TO try and effect set
tlement Of the strike at Boggs' Run
mines. He drew up the following agree.
ment, which he left in the hands OF Mr..
NJ. F. Moran to present to the owners OF
the Boggs, Run mines.
"The minimum price to be paid for
mining by the Boggs' Run Coal Company
shall be fifty cents per car Of oftwenty.nine
bushels.
"That in order TO determine whether
the miners are entitled to an advance in
the present price Of mining (afty cents),
committee Of two shall be appointed
one by the miners and one by the com.
pany, and said committee shall visit the
mines within such radius OF Boggs'
Run mine as shall be mutually agreed
upon. They shall also prepare a scale
as TO the percentage OF lump, nut coal
and slack at the mines visited by them,
III the average percentage OF nut coal
and slack, as shown by the scale, shall
demand more than so cents per car Of 20
bushels, then the eaid company shall
nay such advance over 90 cents per
car, or shall place their mines on au
equality with the men in the mines Wis.
tied. The terms Of this agreement do
not allow any reduction below so cents
car"
Mr.. Moran last night presented the
document TO the company, and they're.
fused 70 sign 1t. This leaves the matter
Just as 1t was before Mr.. McBdde's visit.
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,,or. .,ss,o n, I,di,eIl murdered,

piTTsivaou, Oct 5l..-lIOn. Jesse N.
Bowel, whose ssull was crushed by q
boulder thrown Wy Capt Decatur Ab.
FANS, Rt BvlleyernOn, Pa, last Monday
eyenInR, died az a o'clock this morning,
Cant, Abrams 10 d well known steam.
loat man. flo Il In jail AZ Unlontown
and will he held ior murder.
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PITTSBURGH ANARCHISTS,
ThCy Are Alive aud Intend to Hold y Me-
morlRl MeellnE.

PIrTsBuRoH, PAo Oct, Sl,-Herr Frick,
the leader Of the anarchists in this sec
tion, stated to a reporter tonight that
he had just returned from Westmore'
land and Beaver counties in this State,
where he had organized a number Of So
cieties. The anarchists were active in
this city, he said, and several societies
are in existence. On November 8 1t Ia
proposed to have meeting at Lafayette
hall in Commemoration Of the anarchists
executed ut Chicago. The proceeds are
for the benedtol the families Of the dead
anarchiRta
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,,n,l, mi rnlsS nm IN ll,s slnr,

SAN PaAScIspo, oct, sl.--DurlbE The
matinee performance yesterday Emily
Rlpl, tho we'll known actress, tainted
while on the stage. The. audience Eas
dismissed and Miss Rlvl conveyed 70
lcr hotel, wherC she iB stlll very III
ovurCEetllpp was given as the cause OIL
her RlCkntke,
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ANOTHER GLASS ADVANCE.
window GIas. Goes Up Another Five Per
Cent at JeRnnette,

PlTrssuRGH, Oct, sl,-Chambes 4
Mckee, the tank furnace window glass
manufacturers Of Jeanette, Pa, have
made further advance Of Ave per cent
in the price Of their product. This
makes fifteen per cent advance In the
price Of tank furnace window glass since
October 10. The previous advance ol
the ten per cent was met by the other
window glass firms at their last meeting,
and it Is probable the advance made to-
day will also be met by them. The out
look for the trade is reported to be un'
usually bright.
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fatal iIOlisr EapiOslen,

aRASp FoRKS, OAK. Oct. al,-Ths
builOr oi A steam threShinE engine sx.
bloded thls morning, sixteen miles east
81 Grafton. Israel Sheppard, owner,
was Instantly killed, Engineer Cfitlen.
den, lis fireman, and another were badly
wounded, All may die,
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ilnn,, NM, n ,l.l,tn.ln.

oMAuG, Vim, Oct Sl.-Thu ant snow
Of the season iCll In western Nebraska
Tuesday highland yesterday. The train,
men on the lfalns from the west say that
a little west from Sydney The fail was
heavy, The Atlantic Express was an
hour lac 10 o0hsequenGel
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Now Lake slenm.LIp Line.

onIcAoo, Oct, Sl,-A local paper says
on authority Of the Chicago agent Of tue
Canadian Pacific Railway that Cana.
dian Pacific line Of six steel freight and
passenger ateamera wilbhe running be-.
tween Chicago, Milwaukee and Glad.
stone aud Owen Sound before the ina.
rine aea1on Of 1900 Ia far advanced.
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NEw YoRx, Oct. 81, l,--Mayor Grant to.
day slguod the ordinance passed by the
Board ot Aldermen prohibiting the
playing Of street bands, organs or other
musical instruments In tho streets.
This makes the act a law, aE...
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riO I,rs,ldsn,,, ,'',i ca,,s,..

NA'llNOtON, D, O., OIL, OLA dele.
cation from tho American baptist Ma.
uonnI convention called at the White
House House today lopay their respsCts V tbO
il,"uHnl, They were presented by
"cN' William uray, Chairman Of the