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Flats and Apartment. to Let.
u,iu,oJ,hed-We.t Side.

ments. rooms a bath, "a moor; tent $50.
BOTH ST, l0l W. --Fireproof building steam
room, light airy, beautifully decorated, sal
TOOTH ST, 1853, 1877 4 15e We Rent free to
Oct /. Janitor on premises
10th S,I5 ST 1889 My, u. corner flats rooms;
10TH ST, 10 w.-Nice t-room fat. nne loca-
tion; near station q park moderate rents.
lO4rH ST. ll8 W.-Decoratsd I'd q Sd fats Z
Is large rooms s bath all light; sPiendid neigh
lO3D ST, 162 & 1855 w. 3 light rooms 4 bath,
all Improvements; good neghborhoodj house
newly carpeted; near l. station: small families
only.
1O5TH ST, sw. Finely located, facing Central
Park; select apartment for small family;
rooms, all outside light, decorated, bath, all Inn
provemens, $50
lOoTH ST. lO7 w. To let, l apartment, @
rooms & bath: steam heated; decorated; fine
neighborhood lOO-ioot street; high dry; no
air shafts; every room looks outdoors rent s25.
TOOTH ST. s9-7l va & I rooms; perfect order;
light small families $40. SIS.
lo2D ST "a w.-steSm heated; 8 G rooms; all
light; ring bell; see jantor.
iO4TH ST, w-Eiesant 4th fiat. rooms, with
bath steam heat
18TH ST. 100 VS. large. light rooms. stearl
heat. $40. PETER J. BRADY, las Broadway.
18TH ST, 3ii VS. rooms a bath; quiet house;
halls heated; near Morningslde Parl; $40.
10TH ST. 3o4 W: 18TH ST. 27s Wine
fats, all improvements. special inducements.
llSrH ST, 2b5 270 % fine light rooms
bath; something extra; $40 $50. JanitoE
Hath ST, 10 W.-SN rooms h bath all light;
steam heat decorated; private block; rent,
ss6 to $50 Owner on premises.
10TH ST, 27s w.-For small families, 2 top
flats, rooms 4 bath; decorated; all improve
ments; rent, $50 each. Janitor or owner.
l21sT ST., 2O6 w, the Townsend Elegantly
r ato lraieui steam neaied aparInehts' Z large
ton must be seen 10 he appreciated. Janitor or
Frederick Reed BOSS 18th ave.
l23D ST., $50 W. single fiat. ID, 9 light rooms
bath owner resident: rent S2S
18TH ST $40 W. light rooms, bath a all
improvements Sli
i23D ST, near Sth ave.-Flne floor OF six large
rooms in private house. '22 per month APP
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ments with stable, desirable. near bridge rent
must be moderate. s., World branch, l02 6th
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To LET-Part of house, parlor floor base menii
very clean: $50; elegant brown stone housa
INQUIRE at 42D Clermont ave. ner Fulton st.
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LExINGTON AVE. 1928 near 18Th 81. Large,
beautiful single HAT, u handsomely decorated
rooms & bath, NIL Improvements. S27; new
velvet carpeted stairS halls.
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HOUSE, city or Brooklyn: owner TO board and
allow others; references. REFINED, ooN 400
World
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EXTINCTION AVE, 90, near 3Ith st,-4 & o
rooms; bath; steam heat; so, SI2.
MADISON AVE. & lOtlH Sr.-Corner flats !;
all improvements; SIS to S2I
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PARK AVE. lOll 1913, between S4th & S5th
SITS. Large, elegant flats, . rooms bath: pri.
vale la | rent, S2t to SIS Inquire janitor
PARK AVE, 1873 Nice fiat Of light rooms TO
let at Sl3 upward.
PEARL ST, 100. near wnll-b rooms h bath
room, ST.
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FURNISHED HOUSE in central location for
boarders; owner to remain for part rent Relia-
BILE, box 246 World, uptown.
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EAST END AVE, 1908, between SSH Snth
SITS, g rooms, decorated ceilings bath, tubs
hot 4 cold water, range With the latest gas stove
attachment fine location. good view & opposite
East River Park rent reasonable. SIT. SlS, $40
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MADISON AVE, r. ". cor. llbth STD rooms
d hath, steam heated suitable for doctor, den
list or dressmnknr. VIII be- Irntnd low.
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k.-A.-HOTEL ST. LORENl.
71n 81 Ann IENINa.TnN AVE-

NEW FAMILY APARTMENT HOTEL.
PEkIECr ~ ALI. MS APPOI NIMFNIS:
elevators, electric light, steam open plumbing
private halls 10 each apartment; I apartment, I
rooms ~ bath $50 per month: l apartment, Il
rooms Datn, So per month: l apartment :
rooms h bath. SluO per month; dining room on
top floor: cuisine service and all appointments OF
high standard. RICHARD AIEARES
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BOARDING HoUSE-18 rooms; good location
low rent; furniture and lease, u 900; bargain.
URQUHART, 1870 Broadway.
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Houses Wanted.

A WIDOW Of refinement 4 culture would like to
take house with physician or dentist where
rent would be taken In board, with privilege OF a
9th st, Brooklyn.
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WANTED Furnished house between goth and
Seth SITS. rent not over $40 per month Room
90 ll42 Rrnh1MnN
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BENsoNHU RST-Married couple no children
wish furnished cottage for winter good refer
ence. Address WINTER. 338 World.
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WANTED-A small g. story house, with modern
conveniences and good neghborhood. In The
city or vicinity, from Nov l. Address f., box
gal World. uptown, stating location. rent and
full particulars.
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FLATS-Northeast corner Hewes st. q Bedford
ave; finest location In Eastern District suits
oil to rooms. with all modern Improvements;
rooms halls steam heated; full service from
resident janitor: built on entirely new plant
30 feet front: large front rooms; double apart.
ments, with only one family each floor; well
worth inspection open Sundays: 10 minutsS
walk TO foot of Broadway to 23d, Grand 4 Rooss.
Vet st FERRIES; with trolley lines within
block TO all parts OF the city for l fare; rent
$50 to S45 Apply to G. p. ToMLOW, 46 Broad.
way, Brooklyn; I'd floor.
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ELEGANTLY FINISHED hardwood nats, lated
improvements. 10 feet deep, sl3 to SIS; 81 Sl
20 sumpter st, junction OF Fulton ave. 10 min
utes from Fulton ferry; buildings Just finished;
janitor On premises WILLIE COHEN. l76 Broad
way New York.
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Flat, and Apartment. to Let.
unfurnI.hea-west Side.

OnfurVIaHeo-West DUG
isD ST, as W. centsnnial-Elsgant nats. 7 and
large. light rooms; t2s to t35, Janitor.
44T1 81. 40 w-3d floor, 8 rooms newly
painted improvements private house va
10TH ST, 6l7 W. Choice flats. good order;
low rent.
9TH ST. $40 w.-singe fiat, rooms & bath,
all Improvements In house with owner
private hall, ts month.
42D ST. 22e W. near Broadway-An eesant
parlor fiat Of rooms, all Improvements; suit
able for living light business purposes.
ADD ST, 223 W. near Broadway Elegant single
lncnts; steam heated ID 4 an hoorsi special u.
1859 Broadway near 42d ST.. or iantor.
AID ST. $50 4 25l W, near broadway
desirable single fiat. o rooms l. bath newly
Steam Heated va" "a al doors this fst IS very
desirable; special inducements to good tenants
Ianitor
AID ST. 25e. 25s W. -Apartments OF 8 4 4
rooms, with bath, all newly decorated, modern
Al fht rents o to s22
or ianitor on premises.
18th ST. 400 W. near 9th ave.-Flats Of a 3
rooms newly pa nted. with range, hot and cold
water, house newly decorated & cArpeted; halls
heated. rents tli.50 to $3.50
18Th ST. 6l3 w.-Attractive apartments; 50 to
&2 80, 3, rooms inducements; papered ward
robes closets, tubs,
18Th ST. I5 w.-To let, nat rooms and bath;
coal wood free.
isD S. 3,3 w-2d. I'd fats, s rooms; newly
done; washtubs ranges: SIS, sls
iisT ST. near Broadway--Elegant Q q 4 room
apartments; rents so to SIS. Call Morrison's
Flat Agency, ?os w. 4lst st. near broadway.
i3D ST 2GO 1852 w.-HandsomoIy decorated
apartments: nne central location; SIS to S2I.
See janitor.
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rent S2S; also 4 rooms 4 bath In frst-ciaS
order; rent from $50 to S}5: Third place, rooms
bath, $40; Sacl list rooms 4 bath, $50 70
~ these flats ar II in good order. all improve
ments 4 near ferries. J. ID. II. BERGEN. sol
Court st.
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Flats and Apartments to In,

urfurnished . North OF ,,sth str,..
HANDSOME, select; only two In whole hou,., :
Croton. bath. very fine rural view from
room; S2O. erosion ave. near Wellesley M
north Of kingsbridge road, Fordham; two
transit lines.
MOUNT MORRIS APARTMENTS. 10 ~
ern improvements rent 81 900: stesm bss, moe
= cold water; elevator service all night; sups1
intendent on premises w.
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lsT AVE. 976. near 5lth st-Cheerful apart
ments. rooms. newly painted; fine house; S..
lST AVE. 22il To $3.50 near ll6th ST large
rooms good location, rents Sl4 30 to tl6 90 also
store $50 4. q, HEGEMhN a CO.. 1921 Broad
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REFINED FAMILY Of adults want small
house or fiat in good location west slde pre-"
ferred moderate rent Reliable, 100 World,
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MADISON AVE, laII, corner l25th a. Elc,
gantly decorated steam heated apartments
janitor; hail boy service Apply premises
MADISON AVE. 1855, near llbth ST. . extra
large rooms Il bath, with all latest Improve
mems
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wANTED--small dwelling house In Harlem or
above the bridge; moderate rent II. X, box
la- World
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PLEASANT AVE 344 Elegant ground fiat,
rooms; improvements; rent SO.
PLEASANT AE Ils corner 1924 st.-Tirst noorr.
all light In private house; ilj, Airy, healthy,
PmTCE 81, LOO S3lgh rooms, 5000 to
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurnI.hed-Es.t Side.

AVE. A. 1920 4 very large liEht rooms bath.
all Improvements; GOOD neighborhood. JanltOr.
AVE. III. near 10Th ST. trent free to sept, 10
9 Il rooms Sll To SlA quiet house; good
neighborhood. Apply housckceper.
BEEKMAN PLACE. 80, CIR. Il. Fist ST. I'D
floor In private house, with Improvements; SO
month
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TNTN 10 let 4'I4 ID 81 near 9th ave-
rooms X bath: these are the best ana most Dc.
sirsble flats in Brooklyn 10 minutes from Brook.
street ON the Park slope 3 blocks from main en-.
trance 10 Prospect Park; the only fats erected o.
ever TO be erected on tn" block; they are new;
built during the summer, thoroughly dry; beau.
tiiully decorated; fitted up regardless OF cost;
plenty oil closets, mirrors, all latest improve.
ments; open for inspection: possession when Dc.
sired rent from oct to first class tenants only.
John pITI.UNIAN
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Isl A r.. 22SS, near llSth 81. A very nice
single Fat Of large rooms only SlI.
I'D AVE-, 73l T25, near 3Dh st.-3 rooms pan
Try, gas; line convenient houses; sl3
I'D AVE. l4I3 & 1851. near 10Th st. 5 large
rooms. gas, &c. SIS to SlH
I'D AVE. lS:}6 near Goth 81. Elegant light flat;
entire floor; perfect order; Improvements; new
house; SIS.
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FLATS AWAY DowNi-5 rooms 4 bath 81 q 81
per month; rooms a bath Sl3 4 3l4; all I'm.
,Srovementsi janitors services; half an hour .
New York City Hall. CHARLES HART. ownsf
1853 Sd ave. between 18th q bsth ats
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ATLANTIC AVE, 1869, near Ralph-2d noop
rooms bath private; $40 to adults.
BERGEN ST. 17l5-4 rooms, bath. private housl
small family. 20 minutes to bridge SO
CORNELIA ST., 80 to g5, near BushwIck wa
Brooklyn-lo let, fats family on a floor,
rooms u bathroom, electric BELLS door-opener1
dumb walters. mirrors & all the latest improyX
nents In first class condition. good neighborhod
convenient to Gates ave. l. station; SIT 4 Sl2
worth $50 in New York
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PARK AVE, 1912, near uBth st. Elegant
steam heated flats $2l up az !'ght.
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DHUP PUSTAL TO
H. d. COCHRANE,
36 W. 18th ST.,
for list of choice fats
ELEGANT apartments, cor. Broad Frankij7
SITS Newark, n. j.. only 2 blocks from N "
depot: rooms heated all light rooms.
ONE MONTHS RENT FREE-Flats, ali LOCI
lions, sizes FLAGG, 252 w. 23d ST.
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STEAM HEATED FLATS rooms bath; mod
ern improvements 4 running hot water; s19 a
upward. Inquire janitor, on premises $50 9th
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WANTED-Fu Furnished house In good locality
will buy contents II bargain LOUISE, 100 w.
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rated rooms, 81; range . ice-box; every room
heated free.
WATTS ST. II. 10. 2l-To let, splendid apart
ments; rents cheap; location hnc. Jantor.
wAVERIEY PLACE 192-Elegant 5-room mats;
all improvements; s23; paror floor rooms, S27.
JanItOr
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ID AVE. i7O<-l7cS Ssth seth sts.-Four front
apartments, each ia'2e rooms, all Improve
ments SlO.5 Sll.
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WANTED--'ro rent or : room cottage or fiat:
uptown. Harlem or Foriham preferred; give
full particulars and price. A. r., 32l World, up
town.
WANTED-Portion dwelling; adults; about
5000; entertain entire house. Address partcu-
lars REFERENDUM, % East 14th At.
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TO LET,-FlRts s4. SIS, SIS; 6 rooms q bithl
all improvements; handsomely decorAteai
Patchen ave-, near Greene; convenient to La.
ington ave. Broadway elevated; small families
can make most favorable arrangements II thU'
rent at once Hamilton Il Phichen ave
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= LIGHT ROOMS a BATHROOM. tss to Sc
ES1uisitely decorated; select families.
30TlI ST., 2b2 w.-Central, private block; q 4
sunny rooms, nicely decorated, all improve
ments so, so; halls heated. MASON. 263 W.
saith ST., or ianitor
37llI ST., All w, Elegant light front apart.
msnts; new house; perfect order; improve
ments; Sl2 to Slb
3SrH ST, 252, 254 W.-Handsome; d rooms,
bath, top hoor, perfect order. s30. Janitor
ssTII ST.. ISL w.-EisgAnt steam-hsa apart
mentS a extra large rooms bath, $50. $40
AID ST., 24O W.-House remodelled; stylish
suites parlor, bedroom, bath gentlemen excln-
siyely; go 70 S40t catering. Janllor. or w.
WALLACE DIETRICH, agent, 866 w. lash 81.
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THE SITUATION AT BUTTE.

Strikers Mako No Preparations to Re-
sist the Troops.
BUTTE, Mont, July l9.-The strikers
are making no preparations to resist
tho troops, who are expected to arrive
tomorrow. 1t 10 said that several com.
panies of regulars now in HeIena, and
whose destination, as given out several
days ago when ordered out from Fort
Assinaboine. was Sacramento, are really
intended for Butte. and will be sent to
this city tomorrow. The local officers OF
the A. r. U. say not the slightest resist
ance will be made to the soldiers, but
that they will make it interesting for
non-union men.
General Agent Maze of the Union
Pacific stated this evening that the train
bearing tho Omaha battalion Of regulars
would arrive in Pocstello a5 O'Clock
Friday morning, which would put them
in Butte about 10 hours later.
A bridge below Lima on the Union
Pacific is said to have been burned to-
day. The Union Pacific receivers offer q
reward of $1,000 for the arrest and con-
viction of any person destroying prop
erty in their charge in Montana.
HELENA, Mont, July l9.-Ths strike
in Montana is practically broken so far
as the Northern Pacific is concerned.
The through line and branches, except
short line from Bozeman to Butte, are
in regular operation. The Union Pacific
is tied up for 80 miles between Dillon
and Butte. but this will be opened to-
morrow when the troops from Omaha
arrive.
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AT OAKLAND.
Kumors About tho Strike Being Do
clnrod or.

Kumors About tho Strike Being Do
clnrod or.
OAKLAND, July l9.-President Roberts
of the local A. R. U. denies the report
circulated this afternoon that he had
received notice from Debs that the
strike had been settled. He says he has
not received a single telegram from
Debs today.
The telegram from Debs, which Rob.
erts denies receiving, was received by
the executive committee OF the union.
No action has yet been taken.
The first train for Portland since the
beginning of the strike was dispatched
this morning. The situation here ia not
materially changed. Both sides are still
claiming that complete victory ia in
sight.
Mayor Pardee Eaa hanged in eiigy by
crowd OF the corner of Seventh and
Woods streets shortly after midnight.
The effigy was placarded "Pardes and
Scab."
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oHIUAGO STRIKE NKws.
Dobs Denies Damaging Reports-Federal
Troops Withdrawn,

Debs Denies Damaging Reports-Te or al
Troops Withdrawn.
CHICAGO, July 19.-President Debs
said tonight that the published notice
that any men continuing in the employ
of the Union Stock Yards and Transit
company would be branded as ''scabsn
and treated as such, 30 far as the officers
of the A. II. U. are concerned, is a for
gerry. He also took occasion to forcibly
deny other reports which have been in
circulation showing the officers of the
A. 4. U. to be selfish and overbearine
in the extreme.
The warning to railroad men at the
stock yards TO desist from work or be
branded as ''scabs" seemed to have little
effect. Railroad employees returned to
work today. The stock yards company
will endeavor TO secure protection for
it's men out OF working hours by lodging
them in its buildings. Workingmen
are frequently beaten by strikers.
At the Pullman works today, Manager
Middleton was registering men willing
to work. 1t is claimed in two hours
the managers registered 1926 men. About
1000 will be necessary before the works
resume.
About 100 HolIanders were inter
cepted on the way to the Pullman shops
by strikers. A free fight followed, in
which no one WAS seriously hurt. The
Hollanders resumed work.
The leading Chicago bankers and
merchants joined in a telegram to Presi-
dent Cleveland today asking that the
federal troops be not Withdrawn from
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BY HIS OWN PErARp.


Olney's Bomb Exploded In HIS Own
Hand.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-It looks very
much as If Attorney General Olney's
Southern Pacific railroad bomb had ex-
ploded in his own hands. According to
dispatches received here Olnsy's instruc-
tions to District Attorney Denis were to
let the act OF July q, 1890, be enforced
against all violators, including railway
and transportation companies.
"You are hereby authorized to bring
suits to that end"
Olney expected this to operate against
the strikers in the way he has said in
his report to President Cleveland, that
this law would successfully operate if it
touched the railroads. He thought that
the point at issue would be simply that
the Southern Pacific railroad refused to
attempt to carry the United States
mails.
Denis, however, under the authority
conferred in Olney's telegram, could
properly make complaint involving all
the provisions Of the antitrust law, and
this he did.
Olnsy, from all that he has said in his
interviews with representatives of the
press, is now wroth with Denis. To
come corresp spondeuts he denied that he
had given authority to press suits of this
nstur0, but to none has he denied that
such quits may be opened under his in
Rtructons. In the statements mads by
hiB subordinates, to the effect that COM
binations as INDUCED in by the Southern
Pacific corporation are wholly legal in
the eyes of the department, they only
repeat Olneys views on the validity OF
the antitrust law.
Unfortunately for his contention,
however, it 10 a fact that, under the
statute law of Texas, which is similar in
effect to the antitrust law, similar pro-
ceedings were instituted in the Texas
conrts, and the results were against the
railroads. Governor Hogg of Texas,
who is in Washington. said:
This occurred about four years ago
when | was encouragement of Texas.
Oar law required that there should be
separate officers aud management for
each separate railroad and railroad cor.
poration, and | instituted proceedings to
enforce that law with respect to certain
roaas which form part OF the Southern
Pacific. The proceedings were sue
cessful and the arrangements OF
these reads which had previously been
one and the came, are now separate and
different. These roads were the Texas
and New Orleans, the Galveston, Hous-
ton aud San Autonio and the Sunset
line, which connects these with the rest
of the Southern Pacific. | do not know
that the results were OF particular bene.
fit to the state. but this waa the law and
enforced it."
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THE STRIKERS EXCITED.
An Alleged Message From
Dictator Debs.
The Strike to Be Declared Off
in California.
That Is if q Majority Of the Unions
So Elect.
A big Improvement in the Running of
TraiBs-AIllitin sent to Port Co.'S
tn - Troops withdraw
4kom Chicago.

By the Associated Press,
SAN Francisco, July 19.-The strikers
at Oakland are excited tonight over a
report that Roberts, their local presi-
dent, has in his possession = telegram
from Dsbs instructing him to effect
settlement with the Southern Pacific
company, provided that the company
agrees to take back the strikers without
prejudice. 1t is also reported that Debs
telegraphs that he has come to an un-
derstanding with Pullman.
Besides this announcement there has
been little excitement in California to-
day. This morning the Southern Pa.
ciic dispatched train for Portland, the
first that has been sent out on that line
since the strike began, and tonight the
railroad officials declare that they have
men enough, and that they are conduct
ing their business without hindrancs.
The strikers, ON the other hand, insist
that the train service is still badly
crippled. 1t is certain that trains are
running very irregularly.
Military guards still 90 upon all i'm.
portanr trains, and the trouble is by no
means over.
At Oakland, relying upon the militia.
the company has reduced the number of
deputy sheriffs from 300 to 50. A COM
pany of militia, 60 men, was today or
dered from Nevada City to Port Costo,
where the strikers have caused much
trouble.
AT Sacramento many OF the strikers
are returning to work. In the shops 425
men were at work today.
Later reports from Oakland are to the
effect that the dispatch received from
Debs did not state that the strike had
been declared off, but merely informed
the strikers that the strike in California
could be settled by majority vote Of
the unions concerned in it.
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"wsre there any Inducements offered

"Wsre thcrs any inducements offered
your"
mo"
ibid you hesr If any reward was
offered by them"
"No."
"When did you hear of it?"
II read it in the papers,"
"Didn't yo;: state to school mates the
amount You would get il Wordsn was
convicted ?'
"No."
did you pass through the line OF the
railroad detectives without knowing
about the reward? ?"
"Yes."
''ln whose charge were you brought
here?"
Detective Hicksy'e."
HAS Mr. Hickey permitted you to
talk with any one aiEcs coming here?"
Yes"
"Who?"
attorney"
'.The prosecuting attorney
"Yes."
"You were frightened when you came
in COURT"
eyes"
"Why did you cry and feel bad when
you came in court this morning?"
Don't know"
"Why did the military at Sacramento
keep you a prisoner?"
Don't know"
"Were you willing to be kept pris-
oner2"
"Yes."
"Why?"
"The attorney said I would be shot"
Here the witness broke down and
cried.
Ibid any of the men in the court
room say you would be shot?'
mo sir my father told me so."
"Did you ask permission to 60 out.
side the military liner"
Eyes; my father wouldn't consent"
when did you talk to the attorneys
in this case?"
yesterday Afternoon after the trial;
they told me not to get afraid"
'Did you see Worden on the first day
Of the striker"
"Yes."
"What attracted your attention to
him ?'
''His loud talk"
"Did you ever see him again till the
day of the wreck?"
NO"
"At what time did you see Worden ?"
"At 1C o'clock a. M"
"Wasn't it 1872"
'It may have been."
"Where was it you heard about the
fuse ?"
"At the fremont hotel"
who told you not to talk about the
wreck ~
"Worden."
"Did you see Worden put the tools in
the wagon ?'
No; | saw somebody put them in; I
don't knew who it -wast saw Worden
put something ill.,"
ibid you ever talk with Ben Fruc
about this case ?''
NO"
The witness was still on the stand
when court adjourned.