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Furnished Rooms to Let.

West Side.
gas. closet. 81. Al.
2U1IH 4 o. W. Large \ hail rooms, well FUR
nished: Nil convenlences.
2Tril ST. ~ w. bachelor apartments, reno
waited iurnitnre. carpets new sanitary plumb
lug suits. single rooms: reasonable.
2!rH sT. 40 ". near broadway 80 Handsomely
furnished parlor floor; other rooms: q upward
18TH 81, 20 W, The Wilton Handsomely
steam heat; restaurant attached.
9TH ST. 3OA ". Pleasant room, light house.
keeping small or large room fot gentlemen.
2TTH ST, lo8 w. Kingston beli-Front room:
suit man 4 wife or 2 gents gas; housekeeping
nth 81, 81 ". Handsomely furnished square
q hall rooms; private bath: every convenience:
18TH ST., 402 va rooms, mrnished Tor
housekeeping. with privilege of washing; 81.
3OTH ST. $40 W .-Nicely furnished large room:
running water; lisht housekeeping II desired.
3lsT ST., 3O4 ". Nicely furnished large front
room. all improvements: light housekeeping
for i or 2; closets, bath; s3.SO.
3lST ST. 3i8 ". Well furnished, clean, house.
keeping rooms: plenty Of closets; private house;
BAD ST, 100 ", / aisht-sI. 90: connecting,
housekeeping. IS; tubs, water. 81 Rooms
s2D 81. .2so W. Nicely furnished front room; /
een..ouieu. Moruoilhsun.
Bath 3. l4s W. near R~roaaway,1smali h
8IrH ar 5aI u -VeTy ,ichIy inrnI.hed roo,n.
81 4 81; also I-room apartmsnt.
-;
turn nH"' nsu
rooms ~ baths. let together or separately,
near Herald square; q fine Office q waiting room +;
Both 81 338 W; single room for housekeep-
ing, eZoO hall rooms, el.2o y "; neat u
.r...y S,aeI.y mouse
ooIH 81. ~ W.-Sicely Iurnished sitting room
a oeaIoom, connectlng Eenuemeh only. -
18th IT. ,l4e ". Nicely FURNISHED, clean, sunny
from, oack parior heht, bath, elevator. shepard.
36TH ST., ali ". Fine connecting rooms on ID
moor: hot L cold water: rent low.
| a6rU ST IA ~ An story front room snItahi.
for 2 gentlemen; references.
9Th Ar as0 W -I.nvs roon,.. Iiybt 6on.a-
keeplng; y: %. o.. 40; single rooms. u. % up.
! 3STH at. ma W. Nicely furnished large front
I room. l fixht house heated; reasonable.
ssTII ST.. 1872 W.-Nieely furnished rooms 4 bed
room. housekeeping. ": single rooms. S2to.
ssIli ST.: .t NO is' hsnosomeiy Furnished
5eIH ST.. ~ W..ahii room, 9i.oo:, large
room, housekeeplns y, oo' oath, ptlVhte mouse.
, q 80, "n.MHes' oonA'Ao'' ufnsne
.,,r,, a., =.
! 49, sno,eH ~ LILY !uLn,sneu
.%uecianl, usrties. N
.oTII ar 90, n, ---
WI . w iuInihneu Cum
sa.Is. $40. sc $50. 50. Gray.
ADD ST, lO2 W Hall rooms, nicely furnished
sunny aud bright; large closets reasonable;
ie,errnies.
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STAGE DANCING
uSicat.

MANDOLIN, violin instruction.: experienced !
fessi0iai: practical. progressive methods: cit
Residence: 81 term. CROMlE, 332 W. 2yth VI.
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Business Opportunities.

A FORTtNE-Three more wanted to Join syndi-
cate OF ten. SlOO each: IA party ~ years Inter.
ested in mining starts Immediately Tor the new,
rich gold mining district recently discovered. to
locate mines: miner reliable: former parties,
through him, made 81, 900, OOO: Chicago capital.
list much excited; expects 10 have rich mine in-
sidU, UO to each subscriber III stock; mines re-
ported richest aud most extensive. For further
Information, MErALLuK i1sT, box 322 World.
AWAITED. TO U for spot cash. merchandise
OF all kinds; amount no object. Call or address
FRIEDMAN. IS Walker ST.. New York.
A GOOD liquor store or saloon wanted, west side;
investment. $500 to $1,000. World branch. 1919
A LIVE business man or two; can SECURE the one
chance In ten thousand to make big money
easily. MONOPOLY, room IL Gedney House.
AN OLD established tinsmilh business. with good
will, for sale cheap. 2d5 West i23d 81.
CONFECTIONERY and ice. cream business on
Newark ave. good stock: hHtnIes, Nc sou,
a., Sr part nrsp cash. T., ,MHnlS n; wErrtia r.s; fsn,'
n. j.
o SALE One Of the Oldest soda and settler
water businesses OF the annexed district. III
quire corner 10th ST. and Morris ave-. saloon.
GENTLEMAN wishes private loan $50 IA days
osborn lL2 Mh , We.
HOTEL. KEEPERS-A thorough hotel manager
and steward. well known throughout the south
and for the last . years In one of the best hotels
dress Il. A. DENECIlArD, 81 Gas: l2th ST.
l ARIE elegantly TuruIsbel room LnIsp for sale.
fine restaurant and cafe attached. Cheap. lax
! 23l World. uptown.
,u,u >,,urom , 4. .,Ii.oi L., an -.
" ~ 'u ',ni,,,unn, "'ih"n,.
home work send envelope Tor reply; genuine.
L., box ~ World.
=,
fahlNEn MhNlhn 2uiiS active stliiei
hsw anrl f.,.i iiSiu..s. ana lIyinS In Eastern iii,
,r;2ct ~ fe,raI adjr.ss ~ n Inv nii Rrnnl.
Ign World
u ,BrSl ,,r s.I,,,, arr ,lnh .l,nusn. small ,a nj.
al ,a.,I.i ,r,l. rsI ,fiIsh.I . sIoyylnIpn al IL,
" ~ ,,t, husIn..s' ,,nJa,, Ian.S,v,,s r.
. ,'nir n - :, al 10 Wi Jill
p,uTSEp win Ir,u, s2uo f., Shnn
nhhsaI"Rs Sr III n wrtI. ave- irpnUkI,T
PAtlN fh inr Iipuor STORE q Mh'oMn Ss,upo 10
| iNi:ho requires, ,nr sHoi hiah' new place APP
-
SALE ana eNchAhse' an hihhs OF business anu
property. Active Exchange Agency, D. brOad"ay.
TrN DOIJ,ps will nav for n 1yelIps advertise.
;c,, ussts In ian hrs,.rIss. Iiir"I.
newspapers. having 100. 600 circulation per week
guaranteed: this is une-third less than regular
rates. Address Chicago Newspaper Unlou. 10
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WE WILL. FURNISH A FLAT, complete &
ready Tor housekeeping, including linen. crock.
cry, 6C., ON terms nj ~ 4 - weekly until paid
ioT particS intending to hire a furnished hat viii
readily ser the advantage OF owning the contents
OF IA home \ NJ really less expense, your choice o!
an immense assortment OF furniture, carpets.
rugs 4 curtains: odd fancy parlor pieces K scores
Of pretty things TO make a homo inviting call tor
ilst q fats PIiee ~ = esumais. \
3lsl 4 SD sta white building
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'IMNlSHED-RoOM HOUSE. 10 rooms. nicely
"es' $40 East 18th st.
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CAMERA tripod camera and outfit at
bargain to cash purchaser. Address PHOlOG-
RAPHER box 257 Uptown World.
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nnH,uE and small Marvin and Herring burglar
N'sS' foll'top desks, partitions. railing'.
81 SMITH. go Centre ~.
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A FINE UPRIGHT PIANO. few months used:
also elegant parlur. chamber and dinlng- room
furniture, fold Ing he'd, sewing machine, &c. (;
sacrifice. lOS r.. IGth 81.
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A BARGAIN-Two new magic lat rus dor
travelling. with 800 dissolvinK views. for $50;
cost 500; no agents. 80 9Th ave.
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ksIe y person having saloon licerSe InI
IT0,I,1ie CLOSING saloon address H.. box 90 World.
ST ! License Tor sale. Inquire 215 Hicks
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurni.hed-East Side.

SHIuFViSHto-
AVE lSli-Corner fat. 8 elegant
rooms and bath steam heat a decorated. con
venient TO L.: low rent TO small families. Ring
outside bell.
| MADlsON AVE. l7J3-One Nat. SIS. steam heat
ed: free to April. See janitor.
SECOND AVE. 2lOs. near lOsth -Lar all
light nats; perfect order: s. to $40. House
keeper.
% AVE-, .iO6. near lOsth st.-3 & 4 large. light
rooms. IS & SO. Iiousekeeper.
81 AVE, | block from lUitii II. station Lovely
flat, : rooms, hot a cold water, stationary tubs;
dumb walters: house IN complete order; SlI q
sis. JANlToR, 1850; !d ave.
I'D AVE. 73i, near 39th st.-s rooms d pantry:
tGe house, small families: us.
M AYE, ~o5s-Flat, q rooms rere't order,
best block IN avenue; near 61tli II. j. Kelly.
ETH ST. 3G3. 1916. 1857 f.. between LIST & % aves.
-Elesant mats, . rooms, bath: parlor heaters;
decorated ceilings: improvements: new housea:
halls, bath heated: rents SIC to $50. Janitor.
s3D ST. 800 E.-Small families; very nice apart
meuts; 3 rooms; SO. $40 O. 81. sydney Fisher,
23s r. sd 1t.
BARN 81. 49, E.-Nice 3 room aIart ments;
modern improvements; s'.Htos - 90; mousse
keeper.
UOru 81, 100 T.. near Lexington ave. choice
locationl-2d Hat. 7 lnrse sunny room, a.
deep; only so, reduced from $50.
trsl Park Beautifully decorated = n 1 rooms;
gas, elevators, tilrd halls; 81 90 upward.
It'll ST. 3SI E.-3lS SIC; 3 rooms & bath; own
,r supplies not water. improvements: small TAM
lilies.
I77Tu ~. 2IG r.. . light rooms. ranges, hot
water: Ire" 10 April ! sl2.0
I ktp ST. J.5 r. Desirable HAT, l night. 4 rooms:
bathroom, Christian family; adults; SIAN
ssTII 81. PARK ~ave-Elegant fats, handsomely
decorated; all improvements: I a 7 rooms: 81
10 81.
9GTu ST, 1876 E.-3 & I rooms; decorated; ranges
boilers, tubs. &C, small, select families only.
Iu2D 81. 40 r., southeast cor. :.d ave. tMent"r
Flats All improvements dIovely rooms hnth,
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Keepers factory. physicians law
Z yels' desks; pigeon holes, architects eases
P'ehty second. hand desks. 60 Liberty 81.
DIAMONDS, watches, iewelry on easy terms; rep
fesentatives will call with samples.
BHO 80 Maiden lane.
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Albright PIANO. entirely new; perior. bed
and dining room suits; mirrors toiding-bcd,
clocks. pictures; any reasonable offer accepted.
30 East I'D ST. also evenings.
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ATTENTION!-Sewing machines Of all kiads.
new. SIS: good second hand. $40; cash or credit:
Exchanged. rented. at RAuSCis, 2ljl 30 ave.
] sh ST.
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ELECTRIC MOTOR and dynamo. cost sI65. will
take 35 or best offer We can get l horse power.
H~ASBROuCK, lj7 West 2id 81.
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ALL ELf0ANT FURNITURE, nearly new. by
hoy giving up housekeeping under price: adj
parlor, bed. dining room suits, folding beds, &c,
musical box, magnificent upright piano. house
tOI sale or to let. 100 East 5Jth st.
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A-A-STORE FIXTURES, counters. shelving.
showcases, coffee mills, scales. mirror front tea
cans. upright butter refrigera,ors. 80 and 237
Broome st.
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il.ttTRlC MOTOR, / horse. power, &. n e..
ptriIeCt order; guaranteed; price SGT. nE'S
corner I'd ave. aud 18th ST.. B'iyn.
HAQtlSiTE PARI.oR SUIT. buffet and other
NJ hn'Ii,uholne iurniturr: great sacrifice: must be
sM9 III lew days. 1879 Madison ave, top HAT.
an SALE-A valuable dress Gna quilt. Call at
~ west hHth 81. ring Ianitor's bell,
" III good paying standin Washington
""urSe'' Address CARL, Az broadway.
shoNr BRICK. bun and red. in good condition.
tneap. a. D.. hoy anH Mnrll. uplnMn.
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BICYCLE, quadrant. In good condition. not used
much sls5 wheel for $50; bargain. WHEEL.
box lT6 World.
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CABINET barroum fixtures on hand or order: all
sizes and styles: reasonable prices. NOGEl.. sj
Bowery.
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AT IMMENSELY reduced prices, hotels. cafes.
restaurants aud corner liquor stores In every
section OF the city on agreeable terms: also lease
and license OF corner store for sale. Apply Whole.
sale Liquor Warehouse. $3.50 Greenwich ST.. near
Leach ST,
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BICYCLES-Rambler pneumatics: spring frame.
absolutely new t62. Real Estate ONCE, Licking
ton ave-, near 4ith st.
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Miscellaneous.

CATERER WANTED for boarding house; rent
taken In bOari. X, 1872 18th ave. -
VERY nicely furnished sunny square room. with
board private Catholic family. Room. box s1A
Harlem World.
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supplied with the Bartholdi quick cushion; easy
Terms, ALFRED u. MARKS, ia T.. 18th ST
BILLIARDS, P~ooL-Wagner. Sanford & Rink.
Broadway; new tables with fast cushions. second.
hAnd, all makers, cheap.
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COS, a.: BON IL tunes, new. harp attachments;
room % $50 sell $50: need money. 239 broadway,
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HALL PRICE. 73y Broadway.
L KINDS OF store fixtures. new and second
hand. lowest prices. bought and sold. 2l5 I'd st.
A FIXTUREs-Bargains; 100 different styles;
cash or time. AMERICAN SALOON FIXTURE
CO. 6f1 broadway.
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IVOM 70,
me- hANTELS with mirror tons. tiles and sum
pTINo.s, ZIG: others. GRANT. FOG West id st.,
HMo, UPRIGHT, almost new, at a great sacrifice;
guarantee from maker. 2ei East 6?d st,
Toom upright; also parlor. bed and dining
inets' cn m, iolding-beds, mirrors, pictures, cab
sveuinrs' 'alnsi no reasonable offer refused; also
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..nul you hear from me. A., % University place.
ALL II magnificent furniture pertaining to a
frst-class private residence must be sold I'm
.nediately. consisting Of superb Turkish plrlor
suit; also silk tapestry suit, $40; paintings. mag
nifcent grand upright piano. $40; silk couches,
screens. portieres. magnificent hand carved oak
buffet. table, leather chairs. oak bedroom suits.
fine velvet carpets, sli and SIS each all like new.
used four months; sell separately. 12, w. I7th ST.
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For Sale.

nv Tine, f5c per Inc: Second Tine fsc Pc
NM: Tniri and Subsequent Times, zoe. PEI line.
r. pr line e1tra charge on Stfnddva
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AT BARGAISS-LiGuor stores from $500 UP:
saloons from 500 up. brewers agent. LANG.
2l2 East seth st.
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Good Will q Interest for Sale.

LIQUOR. STORE. downtown. west side: only
one on 4 corners; g., JOD: un~encumber red LIN
TIE q MOYT. % Ehamhcrs ST.
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GRAMERCN PARK FAMILY HOTEl, IS, Sci.
81. rs suits, single rooIn-, steam heated: ca
urllrnt table: reasonable rates privilege private
park reference. N. +. King fruprirlOr.
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f-A.-HIGHEST cash price paid for furniture,
. carpets, contents of houses and flats; do not sell
nth you hear from me. A.. % University place.
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l"STlI ST., ~ +, ID floor, partly furnished.
with board, To couple or gentlenen; private
family.
l3UrH 81. II r. Furnished room ia private
house board II desirable; references exchanged.
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All ENIiDN-GuOd liquor store for reasonable
price: main avenue and good business location,
long lease: cheap rent: owner has other business.
Inquire 24T Bow cry, cigar store.
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AGOOD milk aud grocery store for sale. Inquire
3Oi 10Th ave.
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Flats and Apartment. to let.
vnfurnished ives, side

u~rfurutshed West Side.
COLUMBUS AVE, 7as, near ssd ct. l. station
, & Z rooms, decorated; ranges. boilers. tubs.
&C.: small. select families
WATTS ST. II. 10. Alto let. splendid apart
It'll AVE. 3O:. SO4. near 27th st Handsome nats.
. rooms. bath, decorated; new houses: halls
heated; rent s25. So. eBekman, 800 18th ave.
9lH AVE. 81, between 3Dth h IOtl, sis. Brau.
tiul Hat. all improvements; only sl5. 30. hand
some entrance.
10TH ST. 40 w.-Apartments on list . "a
fOors; S rooms. each opening outside: no shafts:
decorated, steam heated. nnished In hardwood
conveniently arranged: easily accessible: rent
very low. Apply on premises or to owner,
T. II, CoMSTOCK. Sc wall st.
18TH ST, ?26 w.-Elegant Eats. 4 large. light
rooms. newly pspered; sic 10 $40. Houseksepsr.
lTrH 81. IA VI light rooms. bathroom
private halls every Improvement; near III,
ave. sH. S1i.
?2D ST. ZIG w.-DesIrable apartments. steam
heated. 6 rooms & bath; rent t3+ to s1s.
2trH sr.. BAT W. 3 light rooms. private hall
latest Improvement; halls heated; xi4. 90.
JAnitOr.
ETH ST. 2O7 W. large. light rooms. newly
decorated and papered; SIC and sis.
Asst 81. :3T W. . elegant floors: other apart
menis nj reasonable rent. Janitur
A. Chelsea. Sst.s W. 18th ut.
$50 8 large light rooms
s35 A. bath; steam heat.
ijrlf ST. 35s w. between 9Th & sth aves. -
handsome hats. 4, 8 light rooms. decorated
combination ban: hall heated: new house SIS.
s2t 80.
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4Sru 81. 233 W.-De>irahle hall room, ID
hoor: closet at iched southern exposure; 80
s6rIt ST, G w,-Large. newly furnished. sunny
room; select house; reference; table board: par
lnI llnlna
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A BANK SAFE, a iewe..sr's safe. and Just the
safe you want: see them.
W, II, BUTLER, 10 duane st, near broadway,
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SATES-Largs safe, two medium safes, small,
safe. cheap: best makers. $. @. QUlRK. 2s
Spring 1t.
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THE BRISTOL,

family house: very moderate terms.
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A BAKERY doing over ~ barrels II week ex
traor,iinary bargain also BROOKLYN batteries.
MITCHELL, ~ Church 81.
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For Sale.

POOL and billiard tables, new and second hand;
auction prices. GRIFFITH CO.. ls 9TH ave
QUICK cash buy err of stores every uescrlp-
ton: city. country. RINGER. 20 y. lllth st.
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ST. IL W. Handsomely furnished trout
room: due location; good board; 81 weekly.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-07-20
CRISP FOR RAILROADS.
Why He Opposes the Nicaragua
Canal.
The Pacific Railroads Committee Re-
solves to Report ReilIy's Re-
funding Bill Favorably.

WASHINGTON, July 19-Speaker Crisp
has refused positively to set day for the
consideration of the Nicaragua canal bill.
a delegation from the House Commerce
Committee called on him to-day and urged
that day be given for the bills consid-
Grafton, but Crisp plainly said that he did
not think 1t should pass. He put it upon
the ground of economy while the funds in
the treasury were so low, but the know
ing ones believe he has another motive,
and that Is TO befriend the Pacific roads.
Crisp has long been suspected of leaning
in this direction on account of his votes in
past Congresses and his organization
of the Pacific Railroads Committee, and his
decision adverse to the Nicaragua bill are
somewhat eorr0borative of the popular
belief that he is a corporation legislato
By vote of 10 to the House Committee
on Pacific Railroads to-day formally voted
to report Reilly's bill extending the Gen.
trail Pacific debt for fifty years with inter-
est at per cent. This was practically
decided last Saturday. as telegraphed THE
CALL but no formal vote was taken until
to-day. Those voting in the affirmative
were: Caruth, Kyle, WeadOcE, Bell, Hen
dirk. Blair, Smith of Illinois, Powers,
Lockwood and Reilly.
Noes-Boatner. Snodgrass, Harris, Hep
burn and Cooper
Judge Mcguire says 1t is not possible for
the Dill to pass, aud that it will not be
acted upon at this session.
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Captain O'Brien is also absent. The Cap
taia is Major Gallwey's assistant in the
medical department and OF uDgovernable
propensities in the direction of salutes to
everybody and from everybody. There
will be resting Of arms at headquarters
during O'Brien's absence.
Among the officers there is nothing be-
ing done of startling moment. Colonel
Sullivan has a suffic ency of mental work
in solcitude for the welfare of his men.
The colonels feeling in this direction is
Characteristic of him and has never failed
of proper appreciation. Among the gilt
tering staff Major Gallwey and Lieuten-
ant Cuff are shining cOnspicuously. Bo'h
are workers of extraordinary capacity.
They have established what they call a
pound in one of the tents along officers
row, and the nail-driving done there would
shame the com bned efforts OF three ordi-
nary carpenters unions. Paymaster Dohr-
mann does deal of nothing, and Captain
Williams, the adiutant, holds Office in the
open air, as properly conforms to the
exigencies of military field service.
Lieutenant Colonel Bush is about
and busness-like to an encouraging de-
gree III Tue dOSoHCo VI Nom UlSSdIS
Cray, Sergeant FITZGERALD has charge of
all mess arrangements, and has acquitted
himself admirably during the past two
weeks. Ali of the food eaten at camp is
cooked there by the men of the regiment,
aud there has not been a single murmur
against the cooking or the service gener-
ally. For the headquarters mess three
men OF the regiment volunteered their
services. They are Drum Maior Maybery
and Charles Landresse and George Meyers
of Company D, and Samuel Rosenthal OF
Company d acts as assistant to Commits
sary FITZGERALD.
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, the House adjourned.
ON THE TABLE.
Short Work Made of the Tariff Bill
i'm the Senate.

in the Senate.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-When the SEN
ate met today the conference report on
the diplomatic and consular appropriation
bill was agreed to.
Voorhees,, the Senate manager of the
conference on the tariff bill, rising to a
privileged question, asked the house that
the message on the tariff bill be laid before
the Senate. Voorhees, stated that he was
commissioned 10 say that the bill had
been under fall and free conference and
the conferrees had not agreed to the
amendments agreed to In the Senate and
that the conferress insisted on their amend
ments. Having consulted members on
both sides. he said he should ask to have
the bill lay on the table. to be taken up for
consideration tomorrow Immediately after
the reading of the Journal. The motion to
lay on the table was agreed to.
When the tariff bill had thus been dis
posed of, the Indian appropriation bill
was taken up. The most important
amendment was offered by Shoup Rep)
of Idaho, directing the President to ap-
point three commissioners to allot in sew
crafty the lands OF the Uncompahgrs H.
dams in Utah. and to negotiate with the
Uintah indians in Utah for the allotment
Of their lands in severalty and the relin.
punishment Of all lands not needed for this
purpose.
An amendment was agreed to DIRECTING
the Secretary of the Interior to inquire 10 to
the propriety of discon. inuing the Indian
contract schools as rapidly as possible
without interfering with the education of
the Indian children, and to report at the
next session Of Congress an estimate of
the cost of substituting Government
schools for all the contract schools now
existing. A further amendment was
adopted approprialing S15.6S6 due the
Wyandotte Indians to purchase lands in
severalty from the Quapaw Indians in the
Indian Territory for absent Wyandotte
Indians. The bill was then passed.
At 40 P. N. the Senate went into execu-
tive session and shortly thereafter ad-
iourned.
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SOLID AT DUNSMUIR.
Imported Railroad Men Refuse to
Take Out Trains.

DUNsMUIR, July l9.-AIl is quiet and
passenger trains are running irregularly.
An effort was made 10 get out freight
train to-day. but no men would go. Six
teen railroad men came down from the
Oregon Central last night. but after a con
ference with the strikers here not one
would go out. Train 16 went down tonight
with five passengers aud had twenty SOL
diers as a guard.
SIssON. July 19.-The first train in three
weeks passed through this place last even
ing at o'clock. consisting OF the Oregon
nOrthbound express, heavily guarded by
soldiers of the Sixth Reglm ent, State Ma
tiOnsl Guard. To guard against any pos
sble danger two fiat cars were attached to
the front of the train aud pushed ahead.
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INCOME TAX REVENUE.
The Utmost Sum That Can Be
Raised Under the Proposed Law.

WASHINGTON. July Ex-senator Hill
has received long letter from Wor hing
ton Ford, Chief of the Bureau of Statistics.
in which he states that the possibilities of
the revenue that can be raised from the
income tax ranges from So, 0O0,0 900 to
S39. 900, 900. He thinks the latter figure is
the highest which can possibly be hoped
for, and the last few years the collections
would fall below S25000.000 He also ex-
pressed the opinion that the revenue on
private incomes will not be more than snf-
fcient to pay for collections