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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
STORY or GOryODs KINDNESS.
From Temple Bar.

From Temple Bar.
4 poor. worn ont musician. carrying n violin which
he too feeble 10 play. WINS me: With I'm Paris by
three Young students u The Consrryaoir In 70.
up nse 70 hf request for aims they searched their
pockets. the united contents 81 which Yielded 1T
ssTS ana cube Of rrs,n. ThcrcupOn ono q them
proposed to take The old mans violin and accompany
In woes OF his companions No sooner said than
done.
Comlhcnring with SOLO upon the theme Of tho
Carnival of Venice" large c)nconrse II stcnof-
Sooa At nd,cl. Then came faymiie cavniina
from Ia Dame Blanche" SING In such manner as
10 keep the Audience pllbound and Yet again tho trio
nom "Gullnnme Tell" BY hi, time the poor old
man galvanized into life and activity bv The
artistic performance lie stood erect and with his
stick ectcd the concert vi the authority ~ n
practical leader. Mconwhllc combinations Of silver
ani even gold rnincd into the old mans hat. t.
bis astonirhed and grateful demand 70 know who
we're hs bcnchctors. hc received from the first the
name Of Faith and from the others the response OF
Hone and Charity
And yon do not even know mlncr sobbci The
poor musician; my name Is Chapncr md for ten
Years directed the opera At snsbnrg. You have
saved my bfc. for ! can now 20 back IN nv native
place. where I shall be able 10 teach what | can no
longer p"rflrm.r The young vlol.nist was Adolph
If, rnIann, The tenor Gustav Roger and the ori-
nator OF the charitable scheme was Charles Gounod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
SUNDAY QUIET AMONG POLITICIANS.
NOTHING DONE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CARTER AND M'CoMAS WILL DE on

HAND T1.nAY


Neither Chairman Thomas II. Carter's apartments In
the Fifth Avenue Hotel temporarily regarded the
National Republican headquarters. nor the rooms Of
the Republican State Committee IN the samc building
were open for business Yesterday. and air Of sundac
quiet pcryadcd the ncghborhood which seemed 20
Indicate that II was the purpose OF the Republican
leaders to abstain wholly from political toll on tbs
first day OF the week CinirfIn carter left the city
10 Its own devices Yesterday and went to Long Branch.
where he passed the dny with Colonel James : Clark
son at his pretty cottage. Chairman Charles ".
iIacket OF the Republican state Executive Committee.
went home - Utca 20 spend sunday with his family.
Secretary John :. Kenyon and Assistant Secretary
Reuben L. Fox remained In the city. but they went 20
church. and the headquarters mail not even
opened. TX Congressman Louis f.. McComas. the
secretary Of the Republican National Committee. took
run down 20 Manhattan Deacr and cnio, ci the refresh
ing sen brcczcs Of the vcrandas Of the oriental
Chairman Carter and Secretary McComas expect to
get to work In the headquarters Of the National
Committee At No. 5ls Fifth avo. today or tomorrow
and the routine business Of the campaign will then go
on unnicrTp'eily.
There no Democrats OF prominence about the
uptown hotels Yesterday. and the Hoffman House. their
usual stamping ground" had a deserted look. Tn,
managers ~ the Cleveland campaign talk OF opening
their National headquarters somewhere In Flfth-ave.
but probably below Madison square. They havc been
Inspecting houses Twenty first ST. and are favor
ally Impressed with Tho situation Chairman Edward
Nurphy r., II the Democratic Stntc Committee. will
call that body 10 meet ut the Hoffman House. In this
city, on August ,. The Democratic state icadquar-
tiers will be opened here soon alter that meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
TAS HE MURDEREDp
THREE MEN ARRESTED on SUSPICION or HAVING
CAUSED THE DEATH OF An ITALIAN
WOODCARyER.

The police of the Fifth Precinct. Brooklyn, Inst
night arrest Martin Heiser. twenty five years old, OF
No SO North second-st: James Pckens, twenty-ons
years old OF the same address, and Charles samm.
nineteen years old Of No lo2 North Sevcnth-st., on
suspicion OF having caused the death OF Vincenl Car
ma,lo italian woodcarver OF No. 20 North Fourth
st. Carmatlo found dead the sidewalk In front
OF No. SIS North second-st. a few minutes before 10
O'Clock night, after having gone 10 iesers apart
ments 20 avenge Insult he Ind received early IL the
day. lie carried large checseknife. and was 40
companed By an italian named Raifae Abromo d
no 40 North Second ST. The knife was found In tho
hallway Of the house after Cnrnato 20 fan
10 the sidewalk When Carmatlo's body was found,
Ambulance surgeon Orel OF the Eastern District
Hospital was for lie refused II is said, 10 make
an examination in order that the police might a..
certain whether or not the man had been murdered,
declaring that IL was for the Coroner. Captain
Burford Of the Fifth Precinct, and detail Of officers,
went 20 the apartments OF Iicser where they found
the trio and placed them under arrest. II will not b
known however what had caused death until post
norton examination is made today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
TO REoRGASIzE THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY.

The committee OF ten of the County Democracy
Executive Committee appointed 10 arrange for reop.
ganzaton under the apporonment, will meet
Thursday evening next at the Cooper Union. The
committee consists Of John W. Cuhnin CHAM, Lawrence
Wells, ex-Aldcrmnn Daniel Z. Bowling, William +.
Cirotc, ex-Justlce Maurice j. Power. Ernest Harver,
Leon Cohen ex-Justce James E. Coulter, J. J.
Quinlan and Colonel james J. Mooney They are to
issue call for recruitment in the thirty districts
OF the city and to designate the time and place fos
holding primary elections.
According 10 a resolution adopted by the Executive
Committee OF this alleged organization at lis last
meeting In the Cooper Union, which was carried by Q
vote Of IA to Z, the Comfy Democracy Is to put
full anti.Tammany municipal ticket ia the field from
Mayor down and reopen the fight with the TammanI
tiger all over the town. II Is known that ". C.
Whitney and others close TO Nj. Cleveland ana IN
his confidence opposed 10 this plan mapped out
nv tho County Democracy SCOTS" and will have 10
compunctlon about strangling the movement in rs
infancy. Democrats who In the secrets OF state.
craft kept under lock and key at Mr. Whitncys abode
at Ffthave. and Fiftysevenhst. do not believe that
an ani-Tsmnsny man Of any importance will b
allowed 10 run for Mayor this fnl "Do nothing TO
offend the tiger Is the order from Bu1zard's Bay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
NO LETJP IN BERGEN COUNTY.
NEW CLUES BEING FORMED AND OLD CLUBS GAIs
ING MEMBER: Ky THE SCORE.

NEW CLUES BENZ; FORMED AND OLD CLUBS GAIN
ING MEMBER: Ky THE SCORE.
At Thursday nights meeting of the Carlsbad Re
publican Club thirty seven new members were en-
rolled. including some who had previously voted the
lanche Club Of 1879, is preparing for lively cam
palgn. IL hns about seventy five members.
Jacob thlman, Of the Lodi Township Committee i
president The club has kept mp Its organization since
the last Presidential campaign.
Tho Republicans " Tcnany. y. j., have organized
thc Tonany Republican Club and already its member
ship includes many ardent workers for the cause The
following nrc the officers chosen: President, J. IL.
Browning: vice presidents. {. +. Bauvclt, John :.
Lyle. j. r. rnullson, Edwin Dcmnrest and George ".
Cantor secretary Charles F.. yogt treasurer. Theodore
l.. MacIntyrc: executive committee, J. Il. Vaughan,
George II. wcstcrveli. James wcstcrvct. Joseph IL.
Grolt md Frederick Host Professor Schcnkcl gave
the OF his hall FOR the organization meeting Of the
club. The club ut the call OF the executive
mi;tec.
Mr.. breckenridge, the Bergen County member OF the
Ncw-Jcrsey STATE Committee, has Issued call to the
presidents and county league delegates Of the Bergen
County Republican clubs to meet him at lIackensack
saturday next for n general consultation on the
campaign In Bergen County
A corps Of young Republicans Is being raised
In Rutherfori and It's nrshborhood for thc purpose
Of doing active work among hc youngsters this fall.
The organization will be formed on lines similar Ia
previous corps In 1855. ard many Republicans have
subsc ribed generous 10 purchase uniforms and
put the club on sound basis. 1t Will take a
military shape, similar 10 the Alderman Guards, OF
Ridecwocd.
A mn club Of young Republicans has been formed
ut Carlton IIIll and will do good work this fall. The
young men have organized drum corps, and intend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
AT THE RACES.

rom The Detroit 1iDnne.
At the trotting park Just after heat
"Oh, Fred your horse after all That's iusd
ple0did, isn't 81"
wowi Didn't You hear the Judges say Larry r
wins }"
pbe judgcsi Who are the Judges ~
why, over there In the stand.s
SWELL what difference does that makei Merry
Monarch came in first, didn't hers
Yes but the judges"
"Hut who cares for the 1udgesi Everybody could
ece he came In first"
Yon don't understand, Mary. Let
"oh. OF coursc not. hut I've got eyes and could
see that Merry Monarch was first and so could the
people you bet with
3Hc Was act back for running"
"Who set him back7"
"Why, the judges
aWhat have they got tO DO with IL anyway
Nothing, only they DECIDE the race
g And you don't WIN 2"
"NoS
b aWca, We good enough tor you anyhow. You had
oA buGncA TO bet"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
TIE ARIoY SINGERS IN srtTT;ARr.

stuttcar. July pa brass band headed the dele
gallon OF municipal authorities mud singing societies
which greeted the Aronites their arrival here from
Munich. The burgomn.tcr welcomed the American
singers In highly complimentary speech. after which
thc singers entered open carriages md drove through
tho principal streets Of Stuttgart. banquet was
given in the City rnrk In honor Of the Americans.
At II O'Clock this morning concert was gtv"n by
the visitors. BaldamuSs "Wcihc dcs LIcdcsr and
eiri chornsc. BY Jncngs Krrmscr prahms md others
were received with cvcrIncreasns applause Dixie"
"The old Folks Mt Home MY Old Kentucky Home"
and especially "Thc STIR Spnnccd Banner" evoked the
utmost enthusiasm. The spokesman Of tho American
colony In stuttgart presented to the American singers
n gold medal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
FOR A DEBATE ON THE TARIFF.
A. K. INCLINE SHALL MEEr

A. X. MCCLURE SHALL MEET.
Philadelphia. July o1.-In reply to an invitation
from A. X. Mcclure Editor Of The Times" to unite
with him In Joint dlscussi n OF the tariff In this
city In September, Governor Mckinley, OF ohio,
writes:
IL have your favor OF July g. invi Ing me 20 dis
cusslon Of the tariff and In reply beg to shy that
am not fond Of dispntaton. nor. In my observation.
have Joint discussions as a rule been profitable to
either side DID I, therefore, consult my pcr-
sonal feelings In the matter ! should decline your
suggestion at once, bat Go feel quite justified In
doing that.
1t occurs TO me that II there is to be Joint
debate upon the great question OF the tariff, upon
which the Republican and Democratic parties divide
this year. that Joint debate shorld be arranged by
their respective committees and they should select
Zee time and place rs well the participants in
such debate. If the discussion you propose Is re-
gardcd by the Republican committee as OF sufficient
significance ! would respond TO their call.
al shall therefore refer your letter, with O copy
OF the have addressed TO you, to the Republican
National Committee ne soon rs II Is organized leaving
II with them 10 accept or decline they may see fs
Mr.. Mcclure has referred the correspondence to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
HOW CAN THE LOVELY CREATCRES ACT so?

From The boston Herald
hbout the most Hovel revenge, II not the siIiest
woman can take was the perpetrated not long
since within the sound Of sad sea waves which Dcat
upon portion OF Massachusetts, coolest and most r1gd
social shores The story goes that the far ones haa
fancied the desirable art. but. rs he cold not
marry both charmers, he Ike his sex In general,
walled away with the preter to Mendclssohhs
Wedding March" shortly afer the girl who didn't
get married invited garden party AT her rivals
summer home. 1t leaked ont among the young
h0stess's set that that occasion she would wear
pale rose gown direct from Dogcets Paris establish.
incnt. The day came. and all the decorations Of the
mansion and grounds had been arranged With special
reference to The pink gowns bets effect: but what
MAS the horror OF It's aesthetic %car"r when there
appeared on the a guest arrayed In the most
nanboyant costume Of magenta and reddish yellow,
combination OF colors that set every ones teeth On
edee as an onlooker declared Everywhere the wearer
stood She KILLED. her neighbours pretty summer toilet
but il seemed her particular delight 70 stick closer
thnn burr to the gown OF her hostess, and crush
out It's cool lovellness by the ovcrpowerIns ngnness
Of her own colonne. Like most petty spl'rs, u
succeeded for complete blemish the independent
originator had nothing TO desire In these GAYS when
clothes to say nothing OF her hospitality be Of
importance. but IL Is hoped the yonng woman who
conceived this Of revenge will not again attempt
II. Even sweet smiling Inconsistencies would be
unable TO carry of the encore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25

ST. Petersburg July o4.--In Mimi Toveord cholera
is confined TO few travellers from Infected Districts
The Epidemic on the Volga Is decreasing rnpdy. but
the disease is spreading in The south Of Russia
Vienna July e4.-Proicssor Drachc. an expert In
rnocrn saws that the cases OF cholcrinc In Vienna nj
present are fewer than usual At this time Of tho year
There Is Itc probability. he thinks. OF general In
VISION OF Europe by cholcra. though there II danger
Of It's reaching Austria, but should August and sep
tcmber pass without outbreak that danger Will bc
over.
Paris July 24.--T7Ic outbreak Of cholera In the
suburbs continues 10 diminish Only two deaths wcr
reported yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
NrWS FROM ENIN PASHA.

Berlin. July o4.-Dr. stuhmann Emln Pashas
second in command writes TO DR.. schweinfrth. from
East Africa. denying that Emin rasha invaded British
territory or that no tried to recover the ivory he left
at wadelas, the robcls having seizcd and carried It
on The fatigues OF the marches saws Dr. stuhimann
sapped Emlns health His cyesight became worse,
untn he could not read write or SEQ the way. and
he continued TO snHcr from insomnia and nom ire
ou&nt brmorrbaec. from an old ear wound. Dr.
Stuhlmann. who parted with Emin some distance
west Of Victoria Nyanas. brings to the coast rich
scientific collection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
THE TIER REPORT.
ANOTHER WARM WAVE CLOSE BEHIND THIS

ANOTHER WARM WAVE CLOSE BEHIND THIS OS2
Washington, July et-The barometer ha, fallen In tAs
ST. Lawrence Valley and from the Missouri Valley west
the Rocky Mountain districts IL has risen over
Southern States the Ohio Valley and upper lake region
and the extreme Northwest; but it continues lowest
north OF Montana. II i throughout the Middle
Atlantic states the interior Of England. the Ohio
Valley and from Kans@' nothword over Dakota the MAXI
mum tempcrsture these sections ranging from 30 Do
grees 100 IL slightly cooler In the upper lake region
Fair weather prevailed except in the southern pora
lake regions where severe huodcrsofins are 10
ported Local rains alo reported from the east Gull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
RECEPTION 70 PRINCE BISMARCK.
HE JOINED IN THE CHEERS FOR TnE EMPEROR
AND THE EMPIRE.

AND THE EMPIRE.
Berlin. july c4-An immense demohsrnuoh IN honor
OF Prince bismarck was held In Kissnser today.
specsl trains carried thousands o.! people 10 Kissnger
from Cobnrs Mannheim, Darmstndt Heidelberg,
piornheim and Carlsr,ihe. Replying TO an address
presented him. Prince bismarck said That the reception
was such a. no Minister ever before received. and he
regarded It as n tribute TO his work The ehdeavo-s
made bring about German union IN lo4a' ne said,
were nrrmauro and those mado In 1900 had no lasting
result while in 1870 al welded hammers, striking In
unison the anvil on which the empire was forged.
United Gcrnhhy was wrought out BIZ French battaons.
Friends, he added had advised him TO keep silent. but
he would not allow his mouth 10 be closed
In closed BIZ Joining In cheers for the Emperor, tho
empire, the Rclchs,Ag and the Bundesrtch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
HUNDREDS SAID TO HAVE BEEN KILLED.

Vienna. July 24-somc Of the newspapers OF this
city publish a telegram reporting that the tower OF the
Munacr Mosque In Alexandria. which was recently r.
stored collapsed during religious service on July 81.
that several hundred persons were hlled and that
bodies Of victims being e1trioated hourly from
the ruins The source OF the telegram is uncertain,
and as no confirmation mas been received tho report
& thought to be untrue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
4 MESS AGE FROM KING HvMBERT.

Rome July 24.-Prcsient Harrison having 'cle-
grpphcd to King Humbert, saying that he was pcnsed
TO hear Of the dispatch Of tho cruiser Giovanni Bnuscn
10 take part IN New lorRs celebration as signal
demonstrate OF the ancient and sod friendship cx-
istng between Italy and the Unit Il States King Hum
bert replied as follow:
IL desired my Government b. participate In tile
celebration Of the elorlons memory. IN crler % testify
10 tho strong feeling Of friendship binding together
Italy and the great people OF the United states.
THINK you for 80 hobly Incorporating my thought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
4 PIorSLY INCLINED boo

Chokcc story In The Atlanta Constitution
An account was recently published Of musical dog
In Kansas Chokec distric', In Lee County can beaF
that dog and go II ono better negro. living nenr
here, Is the owner OF hound dog. that attends Ali tho
religious meetings OF he negroes Stands mn and trics
to follow them In the singing ana regularly soes nm N
tho altar 10 be prayed for with the rest OF The
rnourrers. " WIG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
RUSSIAN CROPS IN RAD CONDITION.

81. Petersburg. July o4.The oioi,l crop report mr.
the month OF Juno shows that winter crops were In an
unsatisfactory condition In the central southwestern
and southern provinces AMI portions OF provinces which
suffered In 1891. due n an inadequate rainml. Tie
crops In the northern and northwestern provinces we're
impaired BY excessive rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
TIE ELECTIONS IN uANrrop.

Winnipeg. July 23.-The elections TODAY resulted
In the return Of the Grcenwny Government 70 power
by majority OF the Opposition The totals
are: Grcnway. 20; Opposition. 10; Independent
l. IN Winnipeg the three seats were cnrricd by the
government by big majority. The question OF
national schools separate sehools was great issue
OF the campaign. the victory being for the former
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
ANOTHER MOUNT VERNON CLUB.

Tho dvy Club Of Young Republicans. Of Mount Yer
non las been organized, and the members having
made handsome Harrison and Reid campaign ban.
ner. The club will meet Thursday night and
range to attend the summer pi gifts festival OF the
Ivy Club Of the XXIId Assembly District, Of this
city, on the evening Of August 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
No BALLAST ~ TIE BALLOON.

Paris July ga fste was given a. Bcsanoon 10 DAY
In behalf OF The St. Gervais sufferers. In connection
vsih the fete was TO BE balloon ascension. While
the preparations for the ascension were being mnde
one OF the ropes broke. and the balloon with the
acronaut, shot up INTO the air without tnlla.t
Nnppling irons. 1t is feared that the aeronaut has
ncrshcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25

London, July 25.-"The Chroniclcs- Vienna CORE
spondcn SAWS that n European conference VIII BE-
summoned by Spain 10 teal with The Morocco qne'
lion and that England Germany. Austria and Italy
viii be represented al the conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
NEW MEMBERS FOR A LONG ISLAND CLUB.

A lively meeting Of the Harrison and Reid Campaign
Club Of Resign, L. J., held In the clubs
headquarters Friday evening. Since the meeting
two weeks ago the membership has more than doubled
and q number OF candidates proposed at tie
last meeting 1t is prop Sod to celebrate the ba9neH
raising In August, In an elaborate manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous white ire ,,nss ,eif
changes 10 PRESSURE Indicated by The iriouns sn.
recording barometer The broken line represents INC oA
pcratufc as observed at Pcfry's Pharmacy
Tribune once. July o5, q. m.-Clear "eAno' ~
vailed Yesterday most OF the tnc light southeastern
winds and high humidity This latter element amount
to SO In the morning and 81 at evening ana was .s
70 any below 80 at any time OF day. inc eembe'.ss
rangci between ~ and so degrees the average ey w
ina A., higher than on the corresponding day last year.
ard Sc higher than Saturday. a, .s.,,, IA zen.
In and this city to-day there VIII PVuHv slshn
orally I.a.r wcather hut possibly With shower "S
thermal changes; trife warner may Dc
Buffet cars on berkshire Hills trains OF Nsv-to~
So xlv,A k.Afn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
MOUNT sryA,s VIOLENCE DIMINISHING.

Catania. July 24-T1ie eruption OF Mount Etna con
Times 10 diminish in violence. The stream OF lava
that WINS flowing In an eastward direction has come TO
Il standstil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
Reed & Barton.
SOLID SILVER.
81 Union Square.

to take part IN all the Republican demonstrations
In the neghborhood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25

Tho pleasant effect and perfect safety VITA which ladies
may use the California liquid LAXATIVE syrup OF Figs under
all tondli ms makes IL their nvorite remedy To got
the and genuine ac.o. look for the OF the
California Fig Syrup Co.. printed the bottom Of the
package
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25

Of tho genuine medicines, limitations, And
substitutcs.
To prevent all this, and to protect the pub.
guaranteed medicines OF DR.. R. ". Pierce
arc now sold only through druggists, regu-
larly authorized as agents, and at tho follow.
ing long established prices:
Golden Medical Discovery for Liver, Blood
and Lung Diseases, 800 Favorits Pro
scription (for woman's weaknesses and all
ments), eI.00. Pleasant Pellets for the liv-
cents DR.. Sage's CatArrh Remedy, 80 centA
Or. Picrce's remedies are the cheapest
you can buy, for you pay only for the good
you get. They're guaranteed to give. sstis-
faction, o. you have your money back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
TILE WIFE OF coXsrL RYDER ARREsrEn

Copenhagen, July 24.-Mrs RYDER, wife OF the
United states Consul here. hns been arrested IN
nccton with tho charges ~ ENFORCEMENT upon which
her husband was arrested few days ngo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25

Chairman Harr1ty. Of the Democratic Nstionsl Com
mttee. with A request that he endeovor 10 arrange
such discussion.