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PROPERTY MANAGER for nrst-class
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ana sale Of real estate. accustomed 20 an
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potent 10 carry on Offices and outside bust
ness good salary and commission 20 right
pnriv. Apply. stating qualifications. age
and references. PRINCIPAL, Box II.
Tribune Ofi'r
SALESMAN Active young man. over
II po-s'rslng good qualifications. must
have $500 cash security, steady position.
good pay. MANVFACTOk Box q. Trib-
une once.
WANTED AN experienced coachman
Tor the country. I hours from New York
English American OF irish Protestant I'M
der 30 unmarried best American refer
ences required. Call with references. $50
1 a M Monday and Tuesday East 10Th -.
, WANTED intelligent young man
tahout Is years ~ age flr general office
work. must be- ~ American parents. ~
good address ana we'll recommended. Adj
dress stating salary desired. which must
Ia moderate. r.. Box .. Tribune Office
Female
\ GENTLEMAN. with invalid sister.
desires intelligent. working houseke~per.
plain cook, mark"tcr. member, etc, pa
iient with a natural. not acquired. good
disposition. one desiring "A home TO high
compensation preferred, references eX-
changed. Address HOMELlKE. BOX ..
l242 Broadway.
ANY LADY who desires To make 500 per
week quietly at her own home. address
with stamped envelope Miss GERTRUDE
offer. and II You can only spare two hours
per DAY It viii pay you TO investigate.
LADIES WANTED 10 write At home:
SO weekly. no canyassing. Reply with
stamp Miss FANNIE FELkNOR, South
Bend. Ind
WANTED. Competent girl for general
housework in small family al 237 West
l22d-st.
WANTED. A resident governess FOR two
young ladies. aged 10 and 10. must he In
every way refined. cultivated woman.
Protestant. and be abl" 10 speak French
and German without foreign accent eng.
Iish not essential and able TO teach piano
and play we'll herself. Address. stating
salary and giving references and all par
ticulars. II. T.. X. Tribune Once
, WANTED. Competent person as com
panlon 20 lady suffering from "A mild form
Of melancholia. Address D.. Tribune Up
town ONCE, i.2i2 Broadway.
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miscellaneous.


AT Wholesale MAStFACTUREES'
prices Trunks ~ every description. trnV-
cling bags. pOcketboOks. steamer chalrs.
dressing cases. save money by buyins
direct from headquarters. CHARLES
SCHWARTZ, 70 4th-aVe. near Dth-st
CAROLITi-New chemical discovery.
mixed with kerosene oil, saves explosion.
ugly smell and smoke by using ~ keio-
tene stoves and lamps: grOcers; sells al
20. box. HOCHSTAETTER MF'b.
CO.. Office i2i Throop-ave.. hrookIyn.
GENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose 81
their lcfi-off clothing at fair value VIII
please call or address EDWARD MILLER.
Us 0th-ave. near WaVerlcy Place.
PATENTS fof Inventions secured
promptly. Best Of reference. Liberal terms.
Correspondence solicited and all matters
he'd strictly confidential Address OSCAR
A. MIChFf. e. CO.. No. 1865 Montgomery
ave, bloomfield New-Jerscy. Handbook
for Inventors free.
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PREsSMAN. Cylinder and Gordon, on
wrapping paper. bags. -four SACKS: ALSO
cutting machine, best city reference, j.
X, Wales i4Sth-st., city.
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Uork Wantco.
hfales.

MODEL. GAUGE and TOOL MAKER
or any light work: rs years experiencei
good workman. TOOL MAKER. ~
Franklln-ave, Hartford. Conn.
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BARGAIN FOR CAsH-Elegnnt concert
grand uprigh, piano: several new patents.
hrst-class in every part. varran cd 10
years. manufacturers. STADlE. ING East
lllih-st
DESKs-A four foo, polished oak roll
top desk for So; 5-foot high roll solid oak
desk for S3s. the biggest bargains In New
York. EMPIRE DESK co. iOG Bway.
Observation-Disclosures pets. $40 TO s75
broken, Inquire HARVEY. stock Yards
foot o,h-st.. Jersey city.
EDISON PHoNOGRAPHs 500 each
Records. supplies. batteries. EDISON
MlMEOGRAPlls. Send for our catalogue.
Is south William-st.; Room -.
FOR sALE.-Powerful French field glass.
cost $50. for $40. G. .. D.. privilege ex-
animation Address T. o. BJN 49,. Ga
cinnau. o.
GENt1NE cid masterr viollns are very
scarce. have two fine ones FOR sale. guar
anteed. Address VIOLIN. 1872 Eas, @3d-s'.
BY FOR CASH any storr or stock
81 merchandise. as drygoods. boots. shoes.
clothing. etc. Address 6. LANGRofk,
20 East ll0th-st.
MAGIC LANTERNS AMI slides: prices
greatly reduced stercopticons half price.
selling out MANUFACTURER. $40 9Th
ave.
ORGAN for sale cheap. = six-octave par
~ Jane-si.
PIANO. Elegant ~ octave. solid oak
vet new. good tune: also well WORKED: viii
sell II FOR Sl2j. guaranteed 2lJ East
37th-st.
SAFES sold direct by the manufacturers
20 the customers. cheap for cash house
tl5 up. business. s25 up; catalogu. free
-. \. SAFE co. - Clinton Place.
SAFE.A small and large safe. good a.
new, best make; great bargain. 2lI Will
iam-s'.
SEWING MACHINES All makes. new.
81 upward. good secondhand. - upward
machines exchanged repaired. rented
HELLWlGS 2.3li Sth-aye.. near l2jth-st
SAFES Cheap FOR cash: closing on,
stock on hand NJ National safes AT less
than cos; Of maufacture. F. II. GROSS.
4OG broadway.
TEAS (hackp. 10 pounds delivered. 81.
r. &. DERlNGER. Postofice. New-Nork.
WILL SELL. handsome ~ octave now
upright grand plano. On terms & suit; have
good reasons Tor selling ADDRESS HOW
ELL l.2i2 Broadway.
10 0-lS93 Novelty letters for sale. out
right. at 81 per 1900 send FOR samples.
Address NOVELTY MFG co. Bridge
water. Conn
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Dom este Gltuatious lDanleo
Males.

SECOND-MAN.-By a young English
man Of good appearance W. WRIGHT.
26O West 45th-st
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DRIVER. BY a respectable young mar
ried man. best references. Address ROTH
WELL. 40 West 41th-st.
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ARTIST Painting on glass. celuloid.
silk satin or cards; satisfaction guaran-
teed: estimates given. G. EVANS. 4ol
DeKalb-ave. Brooklyn.
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k5vets IA, by a young sweae In a
EeY eo,ssy leaving on aecnunt OF ,hs
" IS =. s'r,,d. Addrcns Z. HOKAN.
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A HIGH TENOR desires position at sum
mer resort or concert company: can play
his own accompaniments. Address w. b..
Boy 1O4 Merilen. Conn.
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A GENTLEMAN desires the position OF
sup 'rintendent Of apartment house or large
building. Address q. f.. 2.423 Spruce-st..
PHILADELPHIA Penn.
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ACCOUNTANT. stenographer and type
writer desires position. experienced ana
competent. highest city references mar
riei: age y. RICHARDSON. 1870 West
9Gih-s,
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xtAdis ss,a Thoroughly practical with
1'natious ,', ana greenhouse plants. roses,
sesels6ss ,ioie,s, etc. forcing fruit and
90 rrrn.ss laying out new an, renoyatine
sock ma Management Of land and
ssrciass an, she general requirements ~ a
.srecae of seace. Address {. p. Box 23s.
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OFFICE AssISTANT.-Relia trust.
worthy youth. 10: quick and accurate a.
figures: experienced In Bookkeeping anu
office work: Al reference; salary moderate.
DRtMMOND 80 Fulton-st.
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\ PHYSICIAN OF experience would en-
gage with mining firm or otter corporation;
salary moderate. Address 4. H., Box ..
Tribune Office.
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BOOKKEEPER. &o.-By n young mar
ried man, agel 80 Of neat appearance and
good address. as boOkkeeper or assistant
salesman or collector. satisfactory refer
ences furnished and willing 70 accept small
salary n start Address B. NJ. j.. Trib-
unc Office
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Business Chances.

Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Perfection
Automatic Clothes Founder 332 S3s. Strait
toms clock Illuminator Uhrce patents.
Railway Clamp. 4jG.G3 EDGAR TATE q
CO., 10 Broadway
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tljork Wanteo.
MalA6.

A STEADY. Industrious married man de-
sires employment in factory or manu-
featuring place. 5l1 West i2d-st., room "A.
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CSEFUL-MAN or PORTER.-By young
Englishman; handy with tools: willing and
obliging; > years references Address
WILLING. 1.242 broadway.
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Males.

Males.
A VIM. l.. HARTTNG,
Expert Accountant and Auditor.
Barnes building. Room 20 Fl Park Row.
A GENTLEMAN having extensive ex-
pcrience Ia positions Of trust seeks en-
gagement with some Al Arm o. corpora
tion approaching honesty push and close
application TO their interests highest ref
ercnces. Address RELIABLE. Box 20.
Tribune Office
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, &c. BY
man with Al references. understands gen
eral office work: good penman. can operate
typewriter: salary SO per week. p. A.
Boa AZ, Tribune once.
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a THOROUGHLY experienced life in.ir-
ance man liz open 20 an engagement IN
confidential or inside position where adj
vancement is possible; only those who are
willing 70 pay a good salary 10 an ex-
perienced man, who Is well known In the
business need answer. WORKER. Tribune
ONCE.
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4 SITUATION WANTED by an intelii-
gent man. 81. at any employment requiring
industry. temperance. integrity and dscre,
ton. 10 years with present employer j.
W. MOORE. care Or. Allen. 10 East 3Gth-
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A FRENCHMAN. graduate. at present IN
a school wishes a situation as tutor or
companion A. b.. Box l7G. Norris,own.
Y
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for Sale

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AT REDUCED PRiCES.-5Oo second
hand wood aud iron working machines
fully guaranteed; machinery bought ana
exchanged GEORGE B. EDDY. 3vs Aad'-
son-st.
A LADY GIVING up housekeeping. must
sel house and furniture cash or eA-
change. b.. Box 7. Tribune once
BEAUTIFUL GOLD CHAIRS. only " 90
reduced from 81 30; warranted French leai :
great sacrifice only few left. selling oyt:
GOLD CHAIR MANUFAcTt RERS. oe
Murray-st.
BICYCLE.-IIlgh-g grade. light roadster
safety. in excellent condition. price reafon-
able j. r. REID. II West sIth-s'.
BICYCLES. 90 High grade pneumatics
from $40 10 $50: all absolutely new: 70 20
As pounds; also ladies'. BICYCLE OFFICE
1854 Lcxing,on-ave.. near 4ith-st.
BICYCLE Brand new, highest grade.
3S-pound pneumatic safety. lamp. DELL
bag. tools all complete. only 800; excep'
,Ional chance. T.. Postoffce Box 23I.
BICYCLE. -Pneumatic. sc5: also light
weight scorcher. brand new: big bargain.
Gail and examine. 100 Murrayst.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Encyclopaedia.
full sheep. % volumes; ANIMALS to date;
good as new. ftT 6th-avs.
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STENOGRApHER and TYPEWRITER,
with knowledge OF bookkeeping and gen.
'eral office work: good reference; own
machine; no objection 20 position out OF
the city. Miss b. WARlNG. Brooklyn
Kpos,ONtco Hrcokl.p
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flats Go let Hnfurnishe6

SINGLE CORNER FLAT TO LET.-All
improvements: good neiThborhood, rent.
SIG $40 West l45th-st.
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forses ano q arria9es.

A.-vAN TASSELL KEARNEY.
,.s. 1875 rs 1 49, FIST rs EA lsFT iSThsr
SCROLL ANTiouE
BROUGHAMS: BROC GHAMS.;
pSTAA66ON PHHSlCi ~
IN ALL THE
DESIGNS.
NEW AND SECONDHAND LARGEST
STOCK AND VARIETY IN NEw.YoEK
LOW PRICES.
COUPE uPEDAAS oSk Always. Y GsaSN1bnHVTHItErs.
oCTAGoN RoCKAwAYs.
oRASsfs PASSENGER n6st xln f9AcnA''
sTIVERS PATENT RUNAB0UTS.
wAGoNETTEs. PHAAEIn0NSS;; ,,,v
EVERY STYLE OF LiGHf OK hEA''
CARRIAGE.
4 BUSINESS MAN must dispose Of his
COB geldines. locked. very smooth round
handsome pair 6 and years. viii show
perfect manners IN all harness. ana on" Il
good saddler: sound and kind and IN every
Wav desirable pair. Will accept hair
value II sold NJ once; II In search OF
really high-class pair FOR nnminal ~,
lay. u Will pay You u address hN'N Nr-i'
BOX L. Tribune Office.
y. \ / u. M An
full mile Go pole In 2.24 or better or "Nher
one In go single ana sell them below
value MERCHANT. Box 100. Irlp"Ae
Office.
A FAMILY TEAM Of ladies c9ls KIND.
single double and 90 saddle $40, sbid"f
wagon also harness. HALF CosI IT'D
une Office.
A LADY's PAIR cob carriage horses.
stylish. Young and very attractive. prop
eriy u gentleman. viii allow Trial and eX-
animation. PRIVATE PROPERTY. Boz
s.. Tribune Office
4 VERY GENTLE young cob; hos been
driven by lady. very SNOWY ana nan'-
some: trial and examination; Will sell for
hail his value. l52 hands. private
sOI'ND KNEE ACTOR. Box II. Tribune
Office -
CHARMING; con FOR a lady Ti'bury
harness. saddle and bride BARGAIN.
Tribune ONCE.
FOR sAIE-Lady's mare. IL. very
handsome and fearless Addre7s pr. q. (.
JACKSON. 7. o. Box lGi Jamaica. J.. J..
y Y
FOR sAI.E.-A handsome chestnut horse.
! no marks ! years old. standard bred. 10.
perfectly sound and kind. double ~ sins.e
! harness BAY pacing mare. - :. y"Hts
Old sound and kind. can pace IN - II
handled this summer. Bay mare. - htnhs.
5 years Ola this spring. SOUND ana h'hi'
| has a record = 2.34i4. but can ret innc.
! faster Brewster & 90. ~ Top rad
wagon. In nrst-class condition. light har-
/ ness can BE- seen al GlLBEki STA
/ BILE lGl Carton-sve.. Brooklyn. y T.. or
T. c. Box 9. Tribune Office.
FOR sAIE--Palr 81 fine blood bay
horses. cobs. Ia. hands high. years GA
weigh, 24O0 pounds are perfect mates:
NJ white about them. long names hni
tifs well broken 20 AL harness. f"ail"s7
% anything and warranted sound, ms Is
one q the fines. teams ia the state. 'aI
on W. b SNYDER. "a Wyandof~-st-.
South Bethlehem. Penn.
FOR SALE or TO HIRE FOR THE
SEASON .-Popy outnt for children %
cress DR. O. c. JACKSON. Pony Breeder.
y. O. Box 1911. Jamaica. j. J.
GREAT SACRIFICE Party going to Eu-
rope. low price asked for nrsi-class car,
under extension iOp family surrey, ur.4
I'VE weeks: light. hrsf-class coupe. horf-
away almost new: tas pole and shnits
lady's loop-front top phae'cn. set single
silver plated harness storage. 10 west
4fth-si
WILL DISPOSE 81 my carriage team
Of exceptionally desirable young horses.
gentle for Indy 20 ride or drive: sound
young. very low price. CHOICE COBa.
Box T. Tribune Office.
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collapse OF A Big TRUST
A Receiver Appointed for "The Um-
breIIa Company" Which En-
bracsd Eight Large Firms.

New York, July 16-Juige Glider
sleeve, OF the superior court, appointed
Arthur 9. Palmer and Miles NJ.
OBrieo receivers of "Tae Umbrella
COMPANY" under which name the
IS, S,0O0,O coo umbrella trust is known.
Gilbert NJ. Speir, jr, has been ap-
pointed referee aud the eight companies
forming the trust are required by judge
Giidersleeve's order TO show cause why
the company should not be dissolved.
The order is made returnable before
the referee on Oct. 10.
The debts of the company are about
$1,2O0,OO0 apart from contingent liza
ollitits ON Losses, contracts, etc, hui
do not exceed $500, 900 outside this 81. =
000 coo os deoenture stock. The as
sets are said to amount to $6O0,0 on {
conservative valuation.
The companies forming the trust are
Folmer, Clogg e. Co., of New York ant
Philadelphia; Rose Bros. g. Hartman,
of Lancaster, Pa; Excelsior Manufac
turing company. Of New York and
Boston; Wright Bros. 81 Co, Of New
York and Philadelphia; William
II. Rich. of this city; Elias Knapp &
Co., of this city; White, Howard &
Major, of this city; Alvan Hall & Co.
of this city; Brown Matzenbacker &
Co., of this city, and Heitsr, Glenn &
Co., also Of this city.
In May last Messrs. Glen and Cav.
ley withdrew, but Mr. Heiter remained
in the trust Glenn and Cawlev i'm
mediately formed the firm of Glenn
| CaWley 81 Co,
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

The shipment of standard silver dollars
during the last week amounted to 1870 40,
and OF fractional silver coin daring the
first half of tho present month WAS $l1S, E
5O7.
The number of fourth-class postmasters
appointed today was twenty-thrye. OF
these fifteen were to fill vacancies caused
by designations, six by removals and two
by deaths.
The amount of the worlds supply Of tin
for the calendar year 1893 wa, 81, 232 tons.
The total value OF tin and tin plates i'm
ported aud entered for consumption In the
United States during the year was $50, e
S02. S46.
The investigation Of the Carnegie armcr
plate frauds, which was 10 have been
resumed tomorrow 10y che house committee
on naval uffairs, viii he postponed till the
committee hNs settled its differences with
the senate over the naval appropriation
bill.
Thers is some difference of opinion
| among congressman as to whether the
commission to be appointed by the presi-
dent to investigate the cause OF ths Chica-
go strike will interfere with the investiga-
Uion proposed by tho house committee on
inter. state commerce.
Measures to prevent the entrance into
Mexico of the Yuma Indians, now on the
reservation in San Diego county, Cali
fornia, near Fort Yuma and the Mexican
frontier, are sought in a communication
from the Mexican minister forwarded by
the secretary of tho state TO the secretary
| OF the interior.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-17
CAUGHT FROM THE CABLE.

Admiral Saldanha Da CANA has signified
his willingness to surrender,
Earthquakes still continue to throw
down houses and kill the people IN Tur.
key.
The car of Russia will pardon several
political prisoners in celebration OF the
marriage Of the czarowltz.
A cable from st. Johns, N. f., states
that Dr. Cooks Arctic expedition touched
there yesterday. All on board were we'll.
Cholera has developed in its worst form
in st Petersburg. There are nearly 1,0UC
cases day. The mortality is one to three.
A bust of Keats, the work Of Anne
Whitney, Of Boston, will bo unveiled iu
the chancel Of the parish church at Iiamp.
stead today.
The infant child Of the Duke of York
was christened yesterday and was given
the name of Edward Albert George An
drew Patrick David Christian.
As cab drove away up to st. Stephen,
hall yesterday with Mrs. Sands, the wife
OF the Cambridge university public orator
rough looking man sprang at her with
a knife and attempted TO stab her. Hel
assailant was seized by some by-standert
rs the woman tainted. The motive of til,
attempt Is not known.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-17
CHICAGO. JnlY 1G.

CHICAGO, July III.
m RESIDENT DEBS. of the Amer
w lean Railway union still claims
to bs certain OF coming out
u ahead in his fight with the rail-
roads. Directors Goodwin and Hogan,
of the American Railway union, left
today to begin the work of organizing
the men in the northwest and
the country west of the Mis,is-
sippi. There are now eight of these
organizers out Our policy" said
Mr.. Debs. "is to keep these organ
IL rs with the men, 50 the strikers will
not weaken. We have every thing
solid west OF the Mississippi. That is
our strong point. ! claim that as long
as we have traffic stopped at one point
we have not yet lost the fight 1t is as
if you stop the flow of blood in an
artery-you stop the circulation Of the
whole system"
But everything seems to be running
smoothly on the different roads, does it
no;2' Mr.. Debs was asked.
"Oh, we'll" admitted the labor
leader, 'the passenger business in and
out is being transacted fairly well, but
there are no freights moving at all to-
day, and that's where we have the best
Of them. That's where we expect to
cripple the enemy"
AT the depots, Mr., Debs statement
that freight traffic is paralyzsd is not
by any means borne out, Most of the
roads are moving freight without the
slightest trouble.
PULLMAN STRIKERS ARE FIRM
When shown United Press dispatch
saying that Mr.. Heathcote, leader OF
the Pullman strikers, had asked him tc
call off the strike, Mr.. Debs denied il
fatty. "The Pullman strikers are Just
AS firm as ever" he said. "They have
no intention of going back to work Ii
Pullman is satisfied, they are. Mr..
Heathcote has not made me any propo.
sition of that kind. On the contrary,
he has assured me Of his continued co
| operation.
Mr.. Debs received report from La
Sale, ILL.,. this morning declaring that
the Rock Island road is again badly
c9ngested at that point. Mr.. Debs as
serted that within forty-eight hours
he would have the Rock Island in al
bad shape as ever.
The usual meeting Of the American
Railway union was held at Uhlich''
hall this morning. President Debi
addressed large audience. Yesterday
he spoke at eight different meetings.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-17
TARIFF TlRKERS WRANGLE.
Conference Spends the Day in Fruit
less Dscussion-Mr. Wilson Is
Suffering from Illness.

WASHINGTON, July 1G.-The tariff
oonferees spent the day in fruitless
discussion Of the amendments bearing
upon the different schedules Of the
bill. An explicit denial is given to the
report that compromise had been
made on sugar. No such compromise
has resulted nor is any likely to result
within the next forty three hours. This
schedule is the real zone of contention
and it will probably be settled
last because Of the concessions OIL
other articles which must be neces.
sarY part Of any solution on the sugar
problem. II was said this afternoon
and for time some credit was placed
in the story that the conferees had
agreed to reduce the differential one
eighth Of cent given TO refuers one
tenth Of a cent, but this statement is
denied on the authority of a mum Der of
the conferees. The senate ia contend
ing for the senate provisions and the
house still insists that the one-eighth
be striken OF before the talk of COM
promise.
Mr.. Wilson is i'll and his duties were
assumed to some extent today by Mr..
Breckinridge, of Arkansas, who is also
one OF the members of the ways and
means Mr.. Wilson is suffering from
an aggravated attack Of neuralgia, but
his physical condition is alarming to
his friends who fear that if the confer
ence be protracted it will result in
breaking him down again.
The house eonferees are up in arms
over the senate schedule In wooden
goods and will listen to no argumen.
made in its favor. They insist that il
must be scalded down, and Just how
TO do this as concession on the part Of
the senate, and yet not affect the men
who were insufiiciently powerful to get
the schedule through in the face of the
most determined opposition in the sen
ate, is u matter TO which Mr.. Jones is
applying himself with much Zeal but
with little apparent success. AS soon
as the conferees adj )urned this after
noon Mr.. Jones locked himself up il
his room and assisted by two treasury
experts went over lot of samples OF
woolen goods and data that had been
provided, in the hope Of reaching
some sort of a solution to the problem