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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
near electric cars for 5000: $3.50 cash. Balance
s2o per month also s-rooI eottaee; acres; full
@is ffem
ao aoa s csnrn
&34 per acre splendid garden land terms, one third
O. Snsh das
balance in !. 2. Band years; would make beauii
urban and farm =, spscaty Send for my
eharTe JAMES 'atfp st. fnes of
EOR RENT-NEARLY NEW CoTTAGE-oNE
L acre. fenced, we'll. stable and carriage house,
henlthfal situation miles west q city, s0 per mo-
i ban places around the national CAPITAL for sale
sesap and on easy TENS ass this class Of property
charge those looGns for suburban homes. land for
caii or send and get my large new list and map cf
Wsshinst9n, showing the 'lay q the and fcr 20
sS :sfss ssifEs' places
FOR sALE-BUY A CHOICE LOT AT FOREST
bhz ffssR ss ssoG and
w railroad and overlooking Rock Greek valley.
lot on ios
n25-td3lin
EoR Saloon SNAIL. MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
i more new homes at Lakeland Nd.
Two * 200 cottaEes. rs, $50 cash and $50 per no.
Two 81 800 cottages 9 to 7r.. $2o cash and S2o
Two % 900 cottage, rs. $50 cash and $50 per
Two "a 500 cottages. to 10rs, S45 cash and mo-
ton. they well built have porches. wells pumps
Washington on the Wash branch Of the B. o. r. R.
alsoon the line Of the proposed boulevard and electric
railroad to Baltimore. 1t has beautiful lake. stores
post once. schools, churches &C. Communication tickets
A. NEWMAN, Owner. 1888, St n. W, from 20 10
m. p m at Lakeland Inquire for I. j. CABLE.
Supt. Mo :
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EoR SALE ECONOMICAL AND pfsTn.bIE
Il business clfu-r prufe-tv crntrallv ltarassa flM
dio-2~. TilER& hUTHEknokD. lar "a
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BOARDING.

SAMUEL HOWARD. THE AMUKIcA An -FKtNcH
- caterer. VIII serve meals from ll27 2i.f ct ~.
10 any part OF the city at short notire. \ ned
not tell those who have tried them; strictly nr-,-
class. AS "a.
THE soUTHERN-5l 18th ST. N.w.-FJRsT-
.ees' Run. ,,Bs Sn as sas re' ~ a., ~ re
soldiers Home and Cabin John bridge. nf1 2us
THE HOTEL RICHMOND,
- 18th and Il ~.s nv
viii open TUESDAY. Deceml.-r q. newly fur nt~hea.
RENTED and repaired. and Will be kept the Anerf-
can ian, and al rent the month 20
suit faniiies- Table hoard ~ Desired
dim r.. W COLEMAN.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN DEsIRF \
w for TIE Uinter apartment % two OF three
rofns. With batb northwest OF l4th Address Box
-. stsr Ofare. ds2-2t'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND CNFUKNIsHED
w rootue. al u.rt- y; ctty ehsRf aad plan
70 s-rure Desirable rouFner~ establish I'D 1850
14-t2r. sHACKLfFOED'S AGENCY. az lin q n ".
WANTED-BY THHHE YOUNG NEATLY
w furnished slJs1iIins rooms. tfeOrzetoxn pre-
fsrrea Addre-s " ca. :. \. WALTERS. ) - q st
n dot
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

LOB sALE-r23 ACRES GOOD LAND oS Po-
Ut tome. IN ..<h. Of wsShinston and AleIandris;
% miles below lA,ter plsc~s part of tsnal Mount
yernea tract rod osildinss. fencing wst-r aai
nut -.sctrtc railway - Mount Vernon. now corc-
sdtrs-s = n sxONDES Drawer = AIerandria. Va
DIV
Lrok SALE : ONE of The FISEsT FARMS IL
Mar land. - acrrr. hiEnly improved. handsome
evel1nE. rood outhouses large orchard fne truck
ins Land. nsar rzllrusd, two canning factorfe-,
snlrrkss and srhool-. VII sell At bargain PRANK
htMI. 4S4 Pa dis I'm
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

zEvELr 4 FINLEY.
DEsikiBII HOMES:
on ST. BET: l7TH AND isrH srs
sSn sppsaoes inosa . ne buans ART ns s Ss sos
to an alley price, si2 ; zRSE i.ih fSIfY
On 81. tDorth sde) bet. 18th and loth sts com
escssst Sry and s,ss%sn; bril- sO1ss N
zrvEIr 81 FINLEY;
and On Sl ls sn I: so = 2, N. s' sSs
Lsrse .nd airy lot = Srl5s 20 vide alley Plenty q
room for ''''" House "a sft Z 4 fi isl
90 81 nv.
cE nice sh ss%s on Iss :, ;ns' SSrsh & Iowa
~ ''''' ''''' h zEs ELY ErsIrr.
-. pleasant and comfortable home on R ., between
cheap At ''i'o00 zk'ELf et slft Il nv.
,- 25 ss st se.r s.h st soIPls,s ,-o,-so-y
s.sssd eeilsri 81 modern improvements and decided
zEvELY &, TrESIryyw
In Mount Pleasant near Park st, eocd sis.rcem
e0''Ase In perfect orser' ist ylhly ptny 30
ii, In sout S s S as
very access bile TO steam and railways. prize
$3.50; Sl50 cash. balance 70 suit.
ZEvELY FINLEY.
t22 = ST. NV.
On St near Washington Circle. q substantial 10
room dwelling' in excellent order lot 30Hl2o to b.
zEvELY & FINLEY.
e. st- n W.
On Rst n. ". LIST ST. very desirable tvo-story
orlck dwelling. Containing rooms bath room. con-
GREETED CT Jar and all modern improv sments bar
gain e 600. ZEvELY FLNLkt,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-DwELIINe or ST. y.w.-coN-
'. Rppy u r00'' all mod nS II Ssss ssp'r
ds-lm us 18Th :. NV.
HOB RENT-UNFURNIsHEpz
5s it4 & R 1899 1S S;og
Ia az fsss.s s.l la.s M"
oSSe iso6 g III ]. !. sse.. ..isss. 3
sSs :ss:ss s:.s 9
Conn :, ~ n.. va LTD Is Is
isSs s..si; Ses St near iss
-. FITCH. FOX s Drown.
ROR RENT-se. So SRooM FRAMEs on rUR,
v.sss i s.oh Soass THos L WAaeaM9Y' '
SELDOM el7 rs.
MONEY WANTED 4 TO LOAN.
MONEY coNFlDENTIALLY. LOANED upon
1I.nsrss ,bs, n estates and 9,Rsr
ssrest per cent per Annum; no delays 30. lao
"A 800 TO To- LOAN GA wLLHoUT p4ELAr. on
Md E,sssIsy near TishlnEtGp r ase e. ooe
100000 a0H a. o REAL, ZEAL Estate At
for cash. Address Lock Box Sls. City p o ni4.sSw:
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGES IN
Il; 300 % ' ana s1 S SssS W WHITE go
MoNEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS.
Real estate securities bought Address Box q, Star
no YOU WANT MoNBYf-sio TO 800 TO LOAN
waEOps h0usshCld goods or ether psrCna pr0psrs
no removal oi GOODS N from residence. "a my
publicity Address Box 66. Star ofRoe. df4-2ws
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIRED AT
5s ss'ss.
yo1a me nsessssry 0T Of tile and prep
% '' THOMAS ]. 'i fisaESs CO..
on ~ b SUNS TO sS n AND
RAwffNGs member Of Wa.sinston sscct ExeSsnre.
capital on nrstclass real estate D. c. and Nd.
'.5E f s9p' g' cHfW tsi
NoNEY TO LOAN ON ENDowMENTs. LIFE
2PSs 'ii'S3'i '';'
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND PER CENT on
NJ approved real estate in the District Of Columbia
United seeuy Of Of t hi
loan rs per cent OF value repayabe in instaiments
f, H. SMITH SONS.
oc26-tr 141S F st n. W.
AIONE1 ~ LOAN NJ AND V fEh Il, IN
hEIsKkEE / McLEgAN
MoNEYi IN Ts sr 42sY TRoy s5oo rpv.pD
Al 5 hSB FER FER CENT n1SH"O
REAL ESTATE In THIS DISTRICT.
r. o. HOFFMAN
oc15-t Cor. 10Th and s.s NV
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT CUR
privileges respecting prior PAYMENTS.
W16-tr TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 st NV.
MONEY TO LOAN ON PROPERTY IN CITY AT
STON, 1903 Pa, ave- n. W. sp25-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE OR FIRST
4A class security at lowest of interest delay
where the security IL good.
apl6 o. c. GREEN, 800 7th NV
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE AT LOW
Successor TO DANENHowER & son. cor. 18Th and
SITS. ap,4
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 8 PER CENT ON
M approved District real estatei no DELAYS:
NJ NJ. PARKER
mh9 14Is ST.
SlO'He !S5S ngg 81
2:S$$ ,s sESE
no20 THOS. r. wAGGAMAN
M In sums to suit at lowest rates. on approved real
estate security. FITCH. FOX BROWN,
3aS 1406 q st. n ".
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

f,oN,ei.sIoSEk on DEEDS roa kyERY sTAls
" saa Territory. sys>ry and Y, - coznni.sionsr.
go Joan n skAl-ks l.<sl d e. ~.
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mss, .yi = - siacoe
oo ssts fnrnss. nj -. - Is.sco
"a M -. -. n.coo
n:o, .T IT. 49,. -. acca
81 s: !, =: i ID s.iA @
30 sssr. rsrs,si : N Z. nsu -. -. A9o
paleresi
Def nssr 1871 n . IL ana h.sh , Ssa
iinaen - ne. ". snd hath -. ~sl
Linden Il ne or snd ha'h easy term. ge0
Duncan rlare n. -. = and hath. tsru,s u rto
Sales 81 ne, dr frame. stable. new. e-sy
For full rAriicr,ar. -.ii upon ''''''-' -'
AcLACHlfN BArCHFfDrR
NV Cor 10Th -
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

ron -
rOh NaIE.-iolN
U,oR saLE-sPEcI.I RARs,TNs-
s's ~. lsalp eaeh 9ny $50
seAS My, r, III; Q; S,sn5 q esrsr q I'd q ..
FOG e.. all ~ :. SO Is,.., AZ. ana Ma, .,,o
chsspesi 10, on 5 81 b-i. Ss~ Hampshire ave. sna
IA ~. above New York ave. nv eaoo
ID. CARROT DIG6ls o~nsr.
,u. With CHARLfs ". HANDY.
non s,IF-Iors O'1 '''" :; = =.
L BY zEsEIYk FINLEY.
resr alley =, NJ - n
rear al s''h Aha iD'h SO.l 'ad' and $50
s IN f Fl "r 2 2ss paved ".is' IN rear ~
Ksnessw '..i -N 7
lob st; extended 6et Columbia roaA and
front. - .''n -na ,''n. :" i.o
k irGs' ss si - S's IAN and is'h % n no
h fS INs as ~, 18th s,a lois 4o.ll5
have fesu,S a,s Coz az T snd scS =. az i-fs
ave a Sc and s ~ " s sRS III '9 FS e sAi'n'
Ylop s,,F 81 mr. -, -. !. u "
I,, two 3. sbe 4. lot. ofi N "a le,n s.k AVID
18th and sts n ". H. = ~, ar
E SMk shbs. ,-.,oo
SlAhd we =. lstluO loo
ip,h :, -
dSi-a sMfTHs jFFFoRI,s sii ,tiii':.;;.-, ="
49,, = -, -. -, = .
III. sALf-hfhfs hAkGAlN N lot ON
n ~. netwe.n North Car'itol and l-t n. mar
NV irhuhs once site. Al 20 cts a. ala. 20Rl 70
h,eS.
Don't without seeing my list
DAVID n STONE
o<i-T ~ and sS f-t. nv.
FoR sAIE.TgE INCEST LITTLE LOT N rHE
northwest for ~. voo, the south side 81 Eenyon
:t Gsla aaS sda.s sh Us n IRON ii' 'ii' IoO
~chotce iotsJOr sale IN c.lgwela HciOhs
d2i.2t ~. - ..s
10 Aha W. ~.
FOR sAIE-THE CHEAPEsT CORNER lot IN
Il Columbia Heights. hiEh ground. AZ Is eta . n ! q
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE

W ANrED- slit ALTON IN An ARCHITECTS
w uf-ce ~ young man q two years ~rispce /,
VII Eve seryire- FOR 81 months. Address III SSE l.
ttsr ofire d2l-Jd'
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FEMALE.

WANTEp-eO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
w cooks. maids. launlres-s. chArniermaids seam
tres tufsrs. ccarhn-n. fontnler and kitchen help
rsseteneefrpm last employers Si31th - ". d23e'
U-ANTFD BY An ENERGETIC YOUNG
w Wolusu - i1rf.-.ic hsh.ts. a POSITION a. stew
srdss. - IuanAsins hous-kes per either In botel
PIVOT fsmy " i1stit'ltion ~ any Der plsre OF
y - rast - re.erenre a. % capacity and character
Address n N star uftice. le-
WkNIED-BY RESPECTABLE CCLORED
w Solaan. a p,aoe as cock vIshing. Call A.
l.n y q. n. L.
NASIfD-BT FIVsr- CLASS FHENCH COOK
w stl.sfiun. also French aid rertslr.d
s,rSss Call .adrsss 90 l3th St 4 ". third door
d,.O4s'
WANTED EMPLOYEES FOR COMPETENT
w s-Tv.nts tT~ts p-ivate fam les hotels. resiau
rnr' ~ waersv-T needed. also r~itions clerks.
t-,ahlisasd lsoo sAACkLEfORDrS. az llth ST.
di5-l
WASTED-BY An FXcE I'M DKEssNAEER
d.y. Adife-- b -. star oehce. d2D-3.-
WANTEp-AT HEADQUARTERS ONs
w foT cuofS channh-rinads. waitress iaun dresses,
rur-s-. .-aiu.tres-s ~ai--r~. coAchmen. but ers.
dlSt-' SAM II A. COONB- co. SCI 10th ~.
WANTED-SITCATtON FOR MAIDS, COOKS,
w ga hrnen. amstrrsscs. eaStneer-. and
Inca rcol hauis fou--frel. rorters CLERKS. sales
r-r aud lafilr- for stores and oaic-s BJRNHAMS.
fii0os- NJ. di7-Gs'
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WANTED-ROARD-

WsSrED-BY YOUNG WIDOW FROM NEW
w York. huard IN exclusive hat house. raw as
u seek permanent; northwest pr-ferret Aires
BIZ II. STAR once. do ~.
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MALE OR FEMALE.

NlhN1ED-MAS AID wlFE. cOIORED: MAN
w = take care - stable and one horse won to do
lsunslrv fcr small family Inquire after y. IN
l.FSs Aoanote st. Columbia Heishts. d2O3c'
NJ ANTtD - DCSpOHE's EMPLOYMENT Bu-
w fclu. conducted ~ adies-neu and women white
spf coicred 90 al kinds o, domestic labor city STATE
fTa swing viii rr-srrne-s. s0t T. -; o'sAs~-
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C1oR RENT-DwELLINa 627 D ST. S.w.-coN-
Il tanning IL rooms; all mod imp. in goo9 repair
Apply to W. @ Johnson.
dS-1m us 18th St NV
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rs iseefs,S-
t'oR sAtE-NEw HorsEs RAEoNSs. NasT
i.s Is. % sii.s ana i Ss owSrA sic %
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FOR SALF-RICYCLES

L. .A1f-HJC TCLES- BARGAINS BICYCLES
satety BAL t~eTlns- t.nseht sFokes, nn- uickei-
plated amp ans bel good coalition Only r5
Dat sally. tall tulr- tangent suBkeS for adv
ssnti-uan; IN cod condition cost slk5 will sci
sor s.O.
-af-ty nesriy FOR by girl adjustable bear
rtn~ u,ckei-r.af-d ~rokes. lt-rp and he'll. This Is
b~9uty cast et5. Price. sl5
Ihs sooys srs.t b.rsAins-
W. HARRY WARD.
dzOLs. ao4Gtnx
LOB SAIL EAGLE rPRiGHT. s25; EAGLE
u lns~l ffo. C.eNs.and safsty. 80, 1 Bruncho
..,-tr stoi ! star tfonyl, eco AZ the wHE 81
tNcuASuE. l{23 NeS York d1-tr
I,ok sALE-OSE VICTOR sAYETY; PERFECT
u order rood nov sSl Ons Dart safety FOE
ledf e-ntlsu.sn. so Ia-tslisn~nts taksa. The
tYCLkkfks. 17Os o 81 n -. sci
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LHoR RENT-A LANCE OFFICE ROOM ON ST.
near 9th, ID door; $40 per month.
d20-6t JOHN B. WIGHT, 1410 G st.
light front ant back basement rooms; very desir-
able for doctors office and waiting room; good loca-
ton d2O-3ts
EORRENT-OFFICE ROOMS ON sECOND FLOOR
Of our building; suitable for dentist, lawyer, pat
ent attorney. &c moderate rent. TYLER K RUTH
ERFORD. 1907 IT. NV. d3-:5ws
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FOR SALE-PIANOS

Il fore January l. several hne upright pianos. fully
wsrranted. from slo5 up at a. L WILD BRO :.
105 .th st NV. d2e-G.
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EfOR
Il HOUSE 112S ST NV;
THREE-STORY BACK BUILDING; HOUSE
CONTAINING ~ OMS AND BATH ROOM.
Price. 81. 600 per annum.
Apply J.V. v. HUYCK
dl7-6t Pa
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1904 F st ne. 6rs. e25
423 81 ne. Or. .........21
GQ3 10th st ne. IRIS. 20
| 1892 4th st NV. 6rs ......14
1894 10th NV. 6rs. -. 15
! Cor 4tb and X 30, str q
ofnces in 637 F ........N
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wANTED-HELP.
MALE.

NIANTED-AT ONCE-A YOUNG MAN Is Or
w ~ y-ar- old 10 make himself useful IN q meat
s,cr- - ger s~-h start white preferred Address
lo4 III -. n Ia.
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pATRIcK Il, Q. BRENNAN. @. A.,
L OF institute Of Accounts New York
fuolxc Accountant and Audisor.
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L'oR sALE-s1O0 BELOW PRICE; ONE OF THE
L. six new houses on q st. near 9Th ne larse
to 10 # alley. WRIGHT sTOCkETf. 6la r ST
n W. Gy0lBt
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the meeting Of the delegation from that state ihis
evening. ut which 1t officially determined py Il
poll that the vote on the Presidency woum DC ii lor
Elaine, IL for Harrison, and for John sherman.
g. \. Grow was absent and 1t uncertain how he
would vote senator Quay was elected cham.n Of
the delegation 10y acclamaton. senator quay was
authorized to vote the delegation a. poll'd.
The most decisive Blaine victory OF the day was In
the defeat OF the Harrison delegates at the meeting OF
the Tennessee delegation tonight. Most OF the dele-
gates from Tennessee Instructed to vo" for liar
rison and the arrival Of the Harrison leaders from
that State Il few days ago IL maintained by H. Clay
Evans and others that the vote would b. - Tor liar
1isOn and for Elaine The meeting Of Ia night wipi
this Harrison majority and the delegation u
Elaine bv the surprising vote OF - TO 10. TINS vot"
came on the question OF chairman.
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craftsmanship. and did not suppose that my name
would be seriously thought Of in that way. While
the honor Of presiding over 50 illusthous body OF
representative Republicans is distinction that any
man might covct am not in any sense candidate
and least Of all do wish my name TO 10 used In tho
preliminary struggle for organization representa-
tive OF either of the elements into which the party
at the present time appears to be divided
Ex-Governor y. {. Cheney, OF New Hampshire, who
represents his state upon the National Committee. IL
outspoaen I'm his support OF General Harrison lie
said today when asked upon What he bases his claim
for the denomination Of Harrison: swell, because he
deserves 1t. The old proverb altered TO read, one
good turn deserves another expresses not only tho
general judgment of the Republican party now, but
Is historic in showing what has been the Judgment Of the
party since founded. II the President Is not
dominated, by this convention. will be the first time in
the history of the party that President who has
given an acceptable Administration and a candidate
for denomination has been defeated
Major G.. b. Fox, one Of the leading delegates from
the Buckeye state is a tall. erect, mtary-looking
man who enjoys the distinction Of being one Of Gov
.rnor Foraker's right bowers, hence ardent sup.
porter of Blaine. am strongly In favor Of Blaine"
he said. "and believe that not only will he be
named but that he will carry the election.
The enthusiasm of the people for Blaine 10
greater than ever before They demand the man from
Maine The convention can't stay deaf to the popular
cutlery neither Mr. Blaine The nomination Will
will accept 1t beyond the shadow Of . doubt.
Blaine BS win undoubtedly carry New.York and
There IS no doubt I'm the world that his resignation as
Secretary Of state will strengthen him great dea!
in the convention; and In my opinion and those OK
the first ballot
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INDIVIDUAL EXPRESSIONS OF OPINION.



ONE OR TIE OTHER CANDIDATE.
Mimi apolls, June (Spc aD.-.John NJ. Thurston. Of
Nebraska, who was temporary chairman II the Re
publicnn National Convention which met in Chca, in
1855 is m ardent admircr OF Blaine. - am sure
he said todey Mr. Blaine will be nominated. We
have plenty OF votes and to spare Don't think that
the announcer cnt OF his resignation has had any
effect II any changes have been produced BY that
withdrawal. It seems T. nc he Is benefited.
large number Of delegates who are here
nrc from Blaine states; good many were
Instructed for President Harrison. Almost any OF
the-e delegates could justify change III Their feei9
In tho matter II Presidential candidates without any
trouble cannot say anything upon The canscs or
probable causes which lcl to the resignation OF
Blaine There will be no feeling. whoever is named.
There may be- some feeling for the time being, but
this will all Disappear in week or so. and AL good
Republicans will fall into line and do their best to
bring absit the success, Of the party. You will al
ways hear talk about dissatisfaction and bad blood on
occasions OF this kind. II Is comm thing for men
who ARE enthusiastic In their advocacy for the nomi-
nation u n certain man 10 an important Office as
President OF the United states. to try 10 create the
impression that unless that Is chosen bad blood
is sure to show and the party 20 To wreck and ruin
Harrison IS god Republican. and II his late secrc-
tary hnppens 10 be nominated the President will
doubtless be found in line. working a usual
Delegate J. Matthews. Of the 1T Congress District
N California whose homo X at tkah. where he Is
proprietor Of '"Thc Republican Press" said to-day
that that delegation divided between Blaine and
Harrison. but that he Thought they leaned towari
Elaine. siill. he thought there possibility of an
outside choice There Is talk OF RuSk. also Of
Ager In orr delegation but | think Blaine Is in the
lead with the rest We did not find any other scnti-
mcnt than Blaine In any town We went through from
the Pacific Coast g. Minneapolis. We were well
received at many cities that We passed but II was
Blaine everywhere"
FIX senator ingalls, Of Kansas. Is among the last
arrvnls. lie heads the Kansas delegation lie said
today Il am for Harrison and have been.
The sentiment Of the Republicans of Kansas Is Tor
Harrison II II was known abs )lucly 10 the Repnb
lean voters Of Kansas that Blaine was ont OF the way
then surely Kansas would be- for the President. Mr..
Uorrisons Administration justiics the compiWcnt OF
the Republicans lie has great hold not only on
Republicans but on conservative people OF the country
generally think his Administration is one of marked
ability and power. In his dealings with domestic ana
foreign affairs lie has dsp aged remarkable power OF
statesmanship."
senator ingalls, has often been mentioned IN con
nection with the charmaIship OF tn, Nat onnl Con
vention lie was informed OF the fact that great
many OF the delegates I'm favor Of his election.
am not an asprant for the temporary or permanent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
POSITION OF THE OHIO DELEGATION.
TIE HARRISON CANDIDATE FOR NA11oSNL COM
MITTEEMAN CHOSEN by C1.osE VOTE.

TIE HARRISON CANDIDATF ron: SA1IoSNL COM
MITTEEMAN CHOSEN by G.osL VOTE.
Minneapolis June Tho chief surprise % the dnv
has been the unexpected strength which the Blaine
faction demonstrated IN IN, ohio DELEGATION. 1t has
been generally understood that Of III"
forty-six votes Of the Buckcyc Sta'c llar
rison would get nearly thr"flurh,. When
the delegation arrived here. and after Nr
blaine was understood 10 have entered into The con
test Il was generally reported ana indeed. commonly
accepted by all that The sherman forces NprrT"nt'd
the strength 81 the Harrison men I'm Ohio and the
Foraker delegates the following ~ Mr.. Bniuc Thrrr-
fore the contest over the selection ~ he member ~
the National Committee resolved Itself into contest
Of the Blaine and Harrison forces In the ohio dclcgn
pie by n surprisingly close voir-23 Ia Il.
Mr.. Hahn was PIT IN nomination by Judge Amber
and Colonel Lemon by Ex-Governor Foraker. When
tho meeting was called 10 order Colonel Corcer arose
and said that ne had served the state a member
of the National Committee for eight year. and while
he was extremely thankful for the horor confcrr"
upon him. he had no desire "a servo further In That
capacity and he asked that his be- not present Il
10 the delegation. General Asa Bushnell Wa, then
elected honorary vice president Of the convention.
oud Amos pcnn-On. Of Cleveland. honorary secretary
W. i. Crum appointed Oh the Committee on
rdcnt.als George h. Nash. Of Columbus. on P'r
mancnt Organization; Judge Ambcr, on Rnl"S ana
Regulations cN Governor Foraker. on RESOLUTIONS ::
and william Hahn. member Of the National Com
mitec Governor Mckinley made chairman OF
he DELEGATION.