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THE MEXICAN TARIFF,
Recent Changes Made-Duties Increased In
Many Cases.

Recent Changes Made-Duties Increased In
Many Cases.
The new Mexican tariff has finally made its
appearance in the DidrO (official), but has not
yet been published in book form. One of the
most notable features of the new law is its great
definiteness. There has been $50 classes OF
merchandise added to the increased list. The
free list retains agricultural implements,
wires, machinery, explosives iron pipe, sheet
tin. Precious stones ar, taxed from 50 to IS
per carat. Raw cotton, cotton cloth. grain and
carriages are unchanged. Threads, underwear,
WOODEN carpets, cloths, clothing, gloves and
fringes are slightly reduced. Firearms are
somewhat increased.
DUTIES LOWERED.
The tax on the following articles have been
reduced: Sulphuric and muriatic acids to 8
cents, liquors in wood from 40 to 80, wine IL to
10, beer to cents common paper 10 to 8 cents.
brown wrapping paper to cents. envelopes As
to rs cents, bristol board to rs cents wall paper
to 20 cents. fixed oil not specified so to 70
cents, lubricating oils to cents, unfinished
furniture Is to cents, tools 10 to cents steel
ingots to cents, angle iron - to 3 cents,
phosphorus IS to so cents.
DUTIES INCREASED.
The tax on the following articles have been
increased: Matches from Sl.25 to $3.50; play
ing cards, to Sl.6O; printed monographs, tickets,
ETC., TO 81; preserved fruits, so to IS cents:
Virginia leaf tobacco. 10 to rs cents; crude
petroleum, l to cents; finished furniture, 20
to; jewelry, according to class. so to IS cents;
rubber cloth and clothing, 80 cents to 81; bar
iron, to 10 cents; manufactures OF iron, not
otherwise specified, 20 to IS cents.
In any case a legal weight is substituted for
gross weight, that Is the goods do not have to
pay duty on the box or barrels containing
them.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. The EvESISa STAR is read every day by
more than thrce-fourths Of the population of
the city in which it is printed who are able to
read. This record cc5,no, be matched by that Of
any otter newspaper ia tie ,corldi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-09

For nine years have been sufferer from obs,ruc-
ton Of my Ny left nostril entirely closed
De- NJ unable 10 even force air through II. while
rixht one that closed mos. of the
time have been SHmpeiled to breathe through my
mouth entirely. whieh kept my throat dry
and uncomfortable 1Here u great deal of pain
In my head And ia added 70 these troubles
my left tisharin. continually and had very
offensive oor. could hear with but slightly only
hssriIs q watch when pressed against my ear
About three months $40 l commenced treatment
with Dr. Jordan AMI glad did for he has done
wonders for me. have been treated about three
fonths and in that time he has stopped the running
from my ear which has been going ON for twenty
years IL was caused By timor which he removed
without pain can now hear a watch about three
feet frO1i my He has made my nose open 50 can
breathe through IL and keep my mouth closed can
blow u readily lhaNe no more pains my head and
taAe II all IN AL. feel like man ard am highly
delighted with the result in What considered an in
euEAb-e case. and can recommend Dr. Jordan as one
Who vii Give good. honest, reliable treatment
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
M EDICAL DEPARTMENT
AVA And
DENTAL DEPARTMENT

COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The seventeen annual OF Medical Lectures
and the Fifth Dental Course will begin on Thursday
October L. at y. IN, in the college building l.S
II ST. u. ".
The Introductory Address in Medicine will be de-
hvered by Prof. D. h. Shute. NJ. D., and the Address
IN Densis,ry oy Prot. e Curtis. smithe D. d. 5: The
attend. The regular lectures begin October at . 81
7. m. and continue daily throughout the course in
both Medical and Dental Departments For circulars
giving further Information Clinical Instruction in
Medicine and surgery, Dental Practice in the In.
Urinary. ices. &c, apply to DIR. A. f. A. KING,
Dean. sa6 18th ST. NV. Once hours: . 70 10 a m
and to ) p m. Telephone SS.J.
The autumn examinations will he hel. at the Med
ical Col lege ON Tuesday, September ~ at 80 p. IN.
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Lieut. Gov. Jones was closeted with num-
Der of representatives Of farmers' organiza-
tons in Albany, N. Y, on Monday night
and q long conference was held. It is impos-
sible to learn definitely what was discussed,
but tina general opinion d that Mr.. Jones IL
quietly paving the way to an independent
nomination, whatever may have been said to
the contrary.
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lynched near Gssland, N. g.. ON Monday. HI
was accused Of assault
One man was instantly killed and smother e.
tally injured BY blast 81 Scott G~oSes's quarry
Barre, VT, yesterday.
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SURGICAL AND MEDICAL CLINICS.

The medical department Of Howard University will
hold the following clinics for students during the en-
suing term
surgical every Saturday by Profs. n f. Graham
ana {. b. Puivis Surgical every Wednesday by Prof.
Robert ReyDurn. Practice of medicine weekly n,
Prof. L. b. Hood Obstetrics for seniors by Prof q
- Puryis Diseases Of throat weekly by Prof. J. i.
Brackett. Eye and ear every Wednesday and Friday
by DIR. Z. Oliver BELT. Diseases of children and
minor surgery every Tuesday ana thursday by Dr.
T. A BallocE. Dispensary clinics daily by Dr. r. j.
Shadd. Dental every tuesday. Thursday and Ssiur.
day by Drs- Over. Lee and Lotion. sel-.,m
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DUTIES INCREASED.
Secretary Fosters Fishinp Trim

Secretary FOster'S FIbhInR TIP
Secretary of the Treasury Charles Foster mr.
rived at Edgartown, Mass, yesterday morning
on board the steam yacht Peerless He will
spend few days blue fishing.
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Mr.. George Kern resides 9OJ Sth street northeast
He Is baker by trade and works for his brother. MIR
Henry Kern. whose place Of business i at ll.25 ID
street northeast Mr.. Kern in conversation with a
reporter gave the following history OF his case:
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NoTARIES PUBLIC.

(tOM n lsslON1n "a DAD loA AsEhl STA 4
~ and Territory, Notary and u. ,. Colinie<oner.
JAO. A. bEAL<l. ls<l e. Az.
In olAcs FROM Q e. 70 p.m- 40
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Gents Su1rs SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR N.

Goats. Sor. Pants. Dc Vests. &c Altering ana
tshversd- 1elephons call 1852
a. J. HAHN. 105 9th ST. NV;
1224 I'D 81. West Nasninxtol-
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sto-IW TIA DIN 81 D Y.
CARD.-TO THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY: HAv-
- Ing been associated with my husband, the late
lrof Henry C. Spencer for twenty years in this
city In the building up and administration OF the
Spencerlan business College. and having received
from him. as his dying bequest the entire and
dtioal propretorship of this institution. permit
&c ask Of the citizens Washington and vicinity
Mnuance OF their generous confidence and PATRONAGE
The entire corps Of twelve thoroughly trained teachers
retained charge the six departments AMI devo-
tion to the welfare of the community shall be in the
future, il has been in the past the spirit
WORK. For the present Mr.. H. A. Spencer of New
York. one of the spenrera authors. twin brother Of
my husband, will conduct TIE Classes in penlnanship
day and evening. All OF the departments of the Spen
cerian Business College will De reopened day aud
evening Monday. September Z.
SEW SARA A. SPENCER.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

L,OK NORFOLK AND OLD rOINT lAnE
Il Steamer LADY OF 1hk LAKE. Parcel %. Rounl
trip 81. 30 steameT leaves 9TH wharf, terminus q
cable cars. TUESDAY. THURSDAY, sATU kDAN ana
SUNDAY. . pm Lighted with electricity aud
furnished throughout Through tickets 10 Boston.
GLIDING meals and state L. a. and New York,
Telephone cali. l:lDO, q. 4 o. olices-l3 snl
I42l. and d. a U. oly and 1851 fenna. ave.
lylo ALfkED Wood. CT
STEAMER 7. V. ARRowsMIrH. PROM 7TH
- st. wharton Monday and "Wednesday. al 4 n n.
for Colonial Beach. COlto1s. NonInl Crsek. Smiths
Creek. CoAn and locolco ltisera keturnllx &C
inter.eoiate Landings. Arrive at Washington Acnes-
DAY and FRIDAY mornings.
On BAL urdays, at 80 for Colonial Beach Col
TONS Coan End hoSolsico. Returning. land Coz
ton and Colonial Beach Arrive AZ Washington sun
lyJ-:,ln c. W. RIDLEY. Gen1 Manarcr.
EoR NORFOLK. FORTRESS NoNRoE. VIZ
the new Aailrloth mon IA ace steaIIsEs MAsAINo-
ION ana NOkfOLk. dGttgfroID loot 81 stl 81 u D.
I.cEets at rs. -. ollces. IA ilA
frnnsy isAiiia ave and IN sieznIers )el2-5n
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT
IA Co1ipany.-Siosmer sue. Capt. ". &. Geoxhesan
leaves every sunday Al o. ior baltimore and rser
landings Steamer Jonl r. iygert, Cape coin A
ketcIain. leaves every Aonsla, anu thursday att
A. sot 1zlldilss 1nurslay's tr.p viii
tended 10 Baltimore All freight must - lrspzla
loI ~ sage ana freight Apply ~ 81 Et'hEAsos
BIO. sth - ~si@rI Sr co. Ia ave- -Ia liza 81.
Inn,s-in
CIEAhEk ''MAkEfIEl.D.
. Leaves sth-st. WAR on MONDAYS THuRsDAie
sld sal lll,AlS a. flcturiinx ll1sDAAs
fnlDAi anu SUNDAY evenings. -.
eonlnl Gives. a.. and ~. Clements bes. NO.
toucsl.ng al lnteElnc>-i-te landings.
--tEs.<nser @osSniAaodstlens nIst class
q. ". RIDLEY.
ys 9, asrsi aana~-s.
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AL STREET NV.
SCHOOLS REOPEN MONDAY. SEPTEMBER =.

SChOOLS hEOfEN MONDAfs SEPTENBEh ..
During the vacation the interior Of the college has
has been AUGMENTED. aud the scholarly attachments
the professors insure thorough education to those
We experimenting on the public by the intro
Ratio studiorum societatis yesu:' method Of
81 Europe the es la
needs but to be followed ~ have the here
every detail Of this weli-tried system. nor shall we
cease in our efforts until puiis have reached the
high standard OF excellence attaable by this method
in .ssnorphy and boOs.ssp
German and French, Will be laugh; without extra
Rev; Robert Fulton, s. j., that experienced edu;
founder Of our eollsse at Boston vii
,reie9rirped Lnsiish course rs open to th0ss not
Terms: $40 Per quarter, in advsncs.
FIVE NEW SCHOLARSHIPS.
Competition held at the college september l. . and 5.
c. GILLESPIE, s. j..
A IL SUMNER HALF PRICE...THE GkEATEsT
a opportunity ever offered TO Parents. chIldren.
eoiors china and oil painting. sainra.y classes. Cali
sTS% s:
Is years with the most celebrated artists IN Europs
800 900 worth Of p.intinss on eshio1.en painsnzs
EMERSON INSTITUTE.
Il VA 14th st., bet. and X sts
Select Classical and Mathematical School for Youue
Men and Boys. loRIIkTH YEAH begins wednss-
day. September D.
Prepares ior Harvard. Yale. Princeton Johns Hop
kins Lehigh and other College, and Universities;
us Scientific Schools, United States Military and
Naval Academies sndfor business. special
for boys between and l., Year, Afult
modern lAnsuagee.
Durtnx the vacation the building has been thor.
oughy reibodeisd and renovated important Additions
have besn made. play has been proyided Tor ths
little boys Of the Primary Department and exysnse
yer For particulars. sddress chAs. y. YOuNts.
fr1nc1pA. salo-E
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SHORTHAND.
Mt. VERNON SEMINARY.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES,
HOO and 11O4 n ST. liza and lies 18th St

Seventeenth year begins MONDAY, October5.
Thorough instruction in all departments IN accord
anCe with best modern methods.
Especial advantages in English Literature History.
Modern Languages and Music
Every appliance for health and comfort of pupils.
including ample exercise grounds. steam heat, pas
senger elevator and perfect sanitation.
For circulars apply to the Principal,
seS.}m MRS ELIZABETH J. SONERS.
INSTRUCTION ON PIANO GIVEN
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
GEoRGETowN UNIVERSITY.
" Washington. d. Z.

~ Washington. ID. Z.
School Of Arts and Sciences, GEORGETOWN collesS
Founded l1SS-S9. Preparatory.
Collegiate and Post graduate Courssa
Term opens September 10.
Apply 20 the President,
Rev. J. Ravens Richards. S. j.
School of Medicine-Founded 1851.
Term opens October ).
Apply to the Dean OF the Medical Faculty,
6. L. Masruder. NJ. D.. SIS Vermont ave. n. ".
School of Law-Founded 1SsC
Term opens 0ctober1.
Apply to the Secretary.
8. NJ. Isatman. Georgetown Law Building.
J. HAVENS RICHARDS. s. J., Rector.
se9+lm
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w AZ! f. Capitol St, opp. Capitol Hill p. O.
This college was established in 1875 and has been
constantly advancing until at present IL is
best commercial institutions in Washington. More
than 10 pupils enrolled last Bauns large
and commodious hail. on the corner of 4th and East
Capitol will lie occupied and Septen-
Der L. Rapid dictaton speed classes in Shorthand and
Typewriting.
studies: Bookkeeping, arithmetic. writing SPELL
ing Grammar. business practice. ccrrespondrnce,
typewriting and shorthand. Terms: L mo-. IS; 3
mos. el0; 9 mos., 81 Reopens Sept I. Office open
for arrangements after Aug. il
For catalogue address
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CANNOT LIVE AT THE CAPE.

They cannot live at the cape. Mrs. Peary
would die IN a week. 1t is fearful the way the
huskies live aGd what they eat 1t took the
heart out OF ou3 best men in 'S3. The Polaris
party had 10 so thi.ty-five miles south of Cape
York to reach a whaler. Nordenskold in 1883
could get no closer than thirty miles of it.
The iaptic. hunting for us III August Of the
same year, was compelled to leave us to our
fate and 20 TO the southwark to escape wreck.
Lieut. Peary will have three hundred miles of
sea TO cross before getting to Upernavick. Mrs.
Peary will be for days in the boat before get
ting ashore. You know what her mind will be
during that time After leaving the cape by
steering southeast course we may touch at
some OF the islands We were sixty-one hours
before reaching Thorns Island 1t is extremely
hazardous to enter the foes too far although
it is their only chance for safety to tie up to
the ice in case of heavy weather. Being to lee
ward of heavy ice hattens the sea and by quick
work boat may live it out as we did. IL
driven among the bergs their chances are small.
They can, II strong enough, pull out on the
Hoes, but am afraid they are too weak to ham
die a heavy boat with gear and cargo For
hours at time II Is constant fight for life
when among the ''pash" ice. For miles around
are pieces too small to bear a mans weight vet
big enough to stave boat Fighting TO keep
1t on N sea way, wet, cold and hungry, it
makes me shudder to think of Mrs. Peary hav-
ing to go through it. wish had space to tell
yon ali they will have to go through if forced
TO cross Melville bay next spring.
Nv plan is: Let lectures be delivered this
winter showing Just how Peary is situated, the
proceeds to charter small steam sealer or other
steamer: SIS, 900 will ii, her out complete. Let
her. after forcing Melville bay, touch at promi-
nent points from Cape York to Cape Parry, the
landing parties to build cairns, leaving records
for Peary's guidance, for he may be well down
the coast toward Cape York by the time the re-
lief vessel goes across Melvilis bay. Records
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BEECHAM'S PILLS
ACT LIKE MAGIC
ON i WEAK STOMACH. /
Is Cents a Box.
OF ALL DRUGGISTS.
He SUFFERED FoR YEARS.

BE REMEMBERED RESPIRATION HEAV-
lily IMPEDED- DISCHARGE FROM
EAR. WITH LOSS OF HEARING.
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WANTED = BY THOROUGHLY EDUCATED
w pianist, a few more pupils advanced scholars
preferred. will teach At her home theirs il pre-
ferred terms very moderate. Address Miss VI. E..
2U11 Sd ST., West Washington. seq-2t'
A FRENCH LADY, WITH BEST REFERENCES.
"A desires TO form evening class give private
lessons at pupils residences Address call ge 18th
81 between and pm. se.llm'
FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL, 1871 ST. NV.
primary, intermediate and high school Tor both
sexes. will BEGIN its ninth September ~ ENpe-
iened and professional teachers Specialists at the
head OF DEPARTMENTS. Special attention TO COLLEGE
preparatory work. Building bright, evenly heated
ihoronghiy ventilated new plumbing; well equipped
laboratory. reference library. maps- charts and all
modern appliances Text books furnished Of
charge Once hours from 10 to IL O'Clock after Sep
tember Is. THOs W. SIDWELI,
sesl-tr principal.
Nj Me- j. ESPUTA DAILY
VA VOICE CULTURE,
Reading music at sight Late associate teacher with
Frederick T.. bristol of New York gi n Y. seq I'm
SHoRrHANp.
IL you Want to learn the hes. method of photography
IN the shortest possible time. and II you want n
tnorouen training in typewrtinx TO the Acme
phunosraphy and Business school, 30 and y2l + ST.
NV.
seS-3m F. J. MCLyEY.
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CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, THE COLLIN

BlAS UNIVERSITY.
This school will open AT q o'c ock n. IN, OCTOBER
with the following courses OF instruction. viz All
departments OF Englsh Mathematics Civil EnIueer-
,ng, Chemistry, Assaying. thysics. Mineraloey.
Latin. French. German. Mechanical and other
branches OF dTa wing with lecture courses on astron-
omy. Anthropology, Zoology. Botany &c All classes
meet in the evening ana open to both For
further inforrnation apply to the DEAN Prof. T.. r.
~. l.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.
~ C23 La. ave- opposite city post Office.

sixth year as business educator in this CITY, FIJI
teen years member Of tine faculty of Eastman COLLEGE
Joint author OF the Eastman Training which
Received tie only gold medal awarded for business
education at the worlds fair held in Paris in 1859
Six courses Business, English. Accountancy, Civil
Service. Shorthand and 1ypewrfting. Superior and
enthusiastic teaching Thorough and practical
courses. Graduates OF excellence and distin-
guished success. situations when competent. Send
for catalogue containing description Of the courses
and list OF last seasons enrolment of than 40
students. Enroll at once. Sessions begin September
l.. us.B.
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sei-r COURT f. WOOD. IL. NJ. Principal.

| MAkrfN COLLEGE, OF ELOCUTION, ORATORY
Au AND ACTING.
GA 10Th ST. NV
+. @. Martyr. President Capital $500, 600. The
Oldest and most advanced college; teaches the true
Shaftesbury method; publishes text books and
furnishes method Of instruction teachers
| and colleges in America. COLLEGE opens OCTOBER IL
with full day evening sessions. preferred Large
catalogue free au26-:im
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The exercises of this University. the COLLEGIATE
DEPARTMENT Of the COItM N UNIVERSITY
VIII be RESUMED IN the Lecture Hal Of the University
on MONDAY. SEPTEMBEk ~. IT q O'clock a. m /,
when new students not students of the preparatory
school. viii pres MT Themselves Tor admission Inc
school is open 20 students both Applications
Tor catalogues should be addressed the Registrar
Mr. h; q. HODGk1NS.A. Is. who may lie found DALI
in the University Library.
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IA. n.w.-Only school in the city where rapid short
hand dictation be obtained. Graduates of other
colleges and practical shorthand writers come here
TO Increase their speed Shorthand. typewriting
bookkeeping. Pitnan shorthand, including thirty
hours dictation each week and practice Caigraph
or Remington or both, three months, $40 BUSINESS
course. including bookkeeping. illustrated by Prof
Starn celebrated book charts penm1nship, CONNER
cia arithmetic writing and filing of ali
commercial paper. English and spelling. three months
$40. Prof. Starin mas conducted the school
the Prep. Dept. the Columbian University for
the past two He also had charge the BUSH
ness school at the Y NJ. c. A. during, the past year
and. having trained thousands of young men and
women for lives of usefulness and honor be pre-
pared TO TO parents send your and daugh-
tiers and will, in the shortest possible time m
to enter the Of the business world and conquer
all obstacles to be met therein Open day and nigt
all summer. One hundred students now in REGULAR
attendance. Diplomas. au.,a-lm
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THE STATE COMMITTEE MEETING.
The state committee met at 8 o'clock. The
committee on platform, when appointed, will
find its work pretty well cut out for it. John
A. Sleicher, Carroll E. Smith and W. A. Suth-
erland were working over the platform all day
putting 1t into shape. 1t was understood that
one paragraph would indorse the administra-
ton Strongly, making especial reference to the
speeches which President Harrison has made
while travelling over the country; will indorse
Secretary Tracy in his administration of the
Navy Department.; will indOrse Secretary
Blaine ana his reciprocity scheme, and will re-
fer in terms of commentator to the admins
tration OF the affairs of the Treasury Depart
ment. Another paragraph will demand hat
gold and silver be maintained on an equality.
WHITES WITHDRAWAL DISCUSSED.
By IL O'Clock last night it became generally
known that the name of Mr.. White would NOT
be put before the convention today. 1t was re-
ported that Mr.. Plat had letter from Mr.
White withdrawing his name. Mr.. Plat said
at ll3O o'clock to correspondent such a
letter was to have been written and sent to Mr.
| Howell. 1t has not come yet"
| Mr.. Howell said If such letter is received
in the morning will read it to the convention
do not know that it has been written. l have
| not heard from Mr. White TODAY except nv
word of mouth, and then his position was ui.
changed-he was in the hands of his friends
Mr.. Fassett will be nominated tomorrow with
| out doubt"
BECKER WILL BE GOVERNOR Oh NOTHING.
At am. Mr.. Sloan stated positively to a re
porter that he had declined the nomination fol
lieutenant governor. When this becam,
known to the Plat people they offered the nom
ination to Becker. At the same time the War
ner Miller people suggested Vrooman. Bu
the Erie county people, who are very angr,
about the Fassett combination, declined Il
compromise, and Mr.. Vrooman, it il under
stood, will not be persuaded.
Ex-Mayor Becker of Buffalo informed ,
representative Of the prees last night that b,
adhered to his former declaration that b,
would accept no nomination from the conven
ticn except the nomination for governor.