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FOR RENT


~ AhsNl
H bet 18th and 18th
SITS, with stable. $500
10th st bet Scott Cir
& o with sta).-41G.G7
r l ave near Conn
ave with stableI4l6. 81
Cor 18th s. Corcuran. $50
Mass ave bet 18th st
end Dupont Circle. 800
NJ bet 14th and 18th. 800
Conn ave bet NJ and
n SIS. .25U
r / av & 18th ST. 266. 81
H st bet 18th and
10Th, with stable. $50
Cor Mass av and 18th
ST ......-.........25U
Cor II and 10th. .2OO
n st bet 18th and
10th sts- .225
BULLETINS CAN BE
FICE. FOR PERMITS A
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FOR kENT-BY A. s. C.
1884 Mass nv. 16r$1O1 .O4I
1747 18th NV, mi. l5r. IS
1851 p NV. mi, 13r. 81. 60
1120 9th NV. mi, 13r. 80. so
170S L, NV, mi. 12r. so. So
2U30 G NV, mi. 13r. so
sos 18th NV, mi, 14r. 40
1422 33d NV, mi, Tor. IS. so
11O4 U NV. mi. 9r. =. 80
@1O H NV, mi, Or. d
20O 18th NV, mi, Sr. ..27
1870 G sw, mi. 7r. %. 30
$50 r NV. mi, Sr. .5.3O
123 Irwin NV, mi, Tor. .25
213 Mass av NV. mi. 7r. 25
IS n G nv Sc, mi, 7r.2l. so
zoos B ne, mi. 7r. @. II
1924 T NV. mi. Or. ~. 80
8O6 E NV, I'd Il. 3r. 20
49, + sw, mi. 7r....19
lib Sth NV. Or. 1870
1926 l'rosp av NV, 7rl6.50
SOC q sw. 7r.....16.:}O
439- 9Th nw,rs 5&6, 2r. 10
1910 4th NV, 6r. ..15.30
2l5 Az NV, Sd d, 3r. Is
1884 Superior NV, Or. 10
2525 81 NV, Or. .l5
Cor 9th and Z SITS. unfuri
40 Q st sw, coal yard.
STAI
1926 18th NV, shop&st. SO
Sc cor 1st&O NV.
Cor 7th&Whitney ay.4.50
fnh1G2f4
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No q, bet o. and Z.
18th and 18th. .....&
No 4. bet o aud p,
18th and 18th. .....3
1921 14th st NV (r'r). rs
D6 @ at NV (rear). lis
LIST aud Is SITS, w &
q X II car house,
very large. 200
1929 F NV (rears....10
17l2 18th NV trear)...1
SD 9Th NV (rear)....l0
3N6 U NV (rear). 10
1919 18th NV (rear). ..6
]. FISHER & CO..
1874 + st. NV.
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FOR RENT
1O09Mnss ne, 9r&b. 81. so
PIP 9Th ne, S-&b 80. so
mh1S-tf ALLEN W.MAI
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soc 23d. 6r, w&gas. 1880
504 23d. Or, w&gas ID. 80
/ Kansas ave, 6r......15
Fine stable mr. 19thx1. rs
l3l1-l3-27-31-43-45 L st
Sc, Ar, each. .........7
GEO. W. LINKINS,
500 10th st. NV.
GA Acker ne. CRIB. 1900
IL l. ne. Grab. 1880
423 9th, 6r&b. 1880
LERY < CO., ga + st.
mn
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EO!k lAN.<1-.S1zbIlE6 ~. :.
aAo -. wv. II
Brick stable bet d. e. 18th and 18th sts 25.O0
Brick staLlg 1890 Conn. ase. ~. 2S.0O
Brick stable bet. 18th and 10th and md l. SITS. Is
Stable rear Of 1873 ". Y. ave........-.... 1000
II. - HILL & JOHNSTON.
mhl8-eotf 1903 Pa. ave.
FOR RENT-FINE CENTRALLY LOCATED STA
BILE property; acc0mmOtla lions for % horses. APP
ply to @. L. SHERIFF, 1928 Pa. ave. ". mh12-8t
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
wo-ks-Catpets. cleaned in The best ,a !, manner.
Works, 170S and 1Tle Telephone 804.
mt2-tf ,,9, .l, n. NEWMYER, Manager.
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FOR, RENT-STABLES. :,


FOR RENT-STABLES.
1912 18th NV (rear). .<+5
1914 10th NV 4rear) ..S5
No 2, bet Qst, Mass
ave and Fla ave. Is
No 3. bet Nst, Mass
ave and Fla ave. rs
No 2. betyO apd r.
18th and 10TH d
No 5, bet o and P,
18th anu 18th. rs
No 4, Mass ave Il 21st. Is
1918 l. st NV trearl. 10
1901 X st NV (rear) 200
1924 n Y av NV lr'r). Ii
THOMAS
mh15-tf ,.grt
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IOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TITO REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machine; per-
feet condition guaranteed. with stand; delivered
free In city; one month applies purchase OF
new when directly following rental
WYCkOFF. SEAMANS 4 BENEDICT.
d19-tf Cor. Sth and + SITS. NV.
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6l6Whifney nv NV, Girls. 30
70S 23d NV. Sr.....l0.0O
Ivy City, 5r. 90
I0.50 up
l. ES. AND LOAN CO.,
10th and G SITS. NV.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-LOTS IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS OR
HOLMEAD MANOR--We have to offer in
change a large variety Of city property, improved
and well rented; also unimproved in the ~ and
other sections; will allow liberal prices and some
cash. MEYERS & ANDERSON,
mh102w 1923 G st. NV
WAN1ED-A PARTY OWNING NEW HOUSE IN
lie Droit Park wishes to exchange his equity of
$1,000 for a lot Columbia Heights. Address
"STRICTLY BUSINESS" Stcr office. 1885,
WANTED-I HAVE A CASH CUSTOMER FOR
bargain In a small corner property in the north
westJ avenue preferred.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
For sALEl45O ACRES OF LAND IN LOTS OF
20 acres and upward, the Alexandria and
fredericksburg R.. r.; near Accotink station; II
miles from Washington; price reasonable and
terms easy. Apply GEO. J. HAINES, Accotink,
Va. mh16-3t"
FOR LEASE.
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FOR RENT-BY WM. b
1407 7
$40 14th. 16r. ONCE
building -......$12.0
1444 n st NV, lar. .6.0
S13 K NV, Tor. ESQ
12sS 18th, 1lr. COT
102 p st nw. .@C
Cor 18th & l. fiat.7r,
suitable for club .65. {
2101 . st, Or. q
1854 Ore ave. 10r. 49,
80 Del ave, Or. /. $50
131 g st ne, Or. 3d.
l Lydecker nv, Hol-
mead 80. Q
11O2-4 y NV .@.U
1l04 o st, Sr. .z5.5
Gus A ne. 7r......&.C
2 good stables NV, 4
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/ 1921 F NV lrm 81. .25.W
COZ 7th NV. LIST d. 5000
61 Pa ave upper
part) ............ 5U.UU
SW cor 18th Il 4, 3r. 30. 20
SIS 18th NV. LIST q 5000
1921 Pa av, I'd d. rs. %
1918 + NV, 4th d. %. w
1913 + NV, Sd d fr. 1890
COST 7th,several rs. -
lat G NV, several rs
1921 F. NV, several
tine of1ceS.
GO = NV, several r.
las J. FISHER & CO.,
1924 Il st. NV.
IRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT1DESIRABEE OFFICE ROOMS N THE
I4epnian building, 1925 n. J. ave-; steam heat,
elevator, ETC.: low rent.
Office rooms in Ralston building, 812 st. NV.
clean, light rooms, with steam heat; from $40
up. A. T. COUMBE, 1425 n. Y. ave.
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FOR RENT-FLATS


FOR nESTlNEw BRIGHT E;,G E,AGs ANIME. ASD
rates; chance Nfor boarding house or caterer.
Apply at COMO. IS Grant place mhls-st.
steam heat: electric light and gas: three gas ire
places TIC 18th St NV. mh1S-6t
FOR RENT--NEW FIAT: CAN'T BE DUPLICATED
foT price u city rooms and bath; al. an mt one
s2Os 18th q NV. A mhs-tf
FOR REyr-s15 VERMONT AVE. OPPOSITE Ar
nngfon Hotel Handsomely furnished rooms en-
su1te or singies with or without private baths;
by the day or month. f2s-tf
FOR RENT STORES
FOR RENT-THE LARGE STORE 715 18TH ST.
nv nv adJopng The Isuiiaer Eschange and eSen
next. For particulars apply to E. J. SiUHi, -
FOR RENT-LAkGE AND DESIRABLE STORE;
1S4, 9TH and StS- S.w.;- with cellar ana ere
vator; all in good order; SIS. mhiO-St.
FOX REyT-sToRE AND GROOM DWELLING;
/ all MI; with without stable 20 atn u.
FOR RENT-525 10TH ST. NV; FlRsr-CLASS
location; win rent cheap to good tennnt Ed.
j. O'HARE, 1906 st. tli..>i mhl6-St
FOR RENT-LARGE AND DESIRABLE SiOnE.
with cellar and back building, to broad alley;
recently put in the best Of order; suitable ior
furniture; 172l Pa; aye " s n,T. & CO.,
m13-1w Ohio Nat. Bank bldg, 18th and G NV
FOR RENT-lss7 7TH ST. NV: DESIRABLE
L store and cellar suitable for grocery aud liquor
business; low rent. HEISkELL McllERAN,
.mh12 tu th&s,u zoos St NV.
FOR RENT-STORES 1880 Lewis LIE. tr.$t2.au
1921 14.h $4O.0Oll0O G pe.6r&store 70 10
f2S-th,s, tu SWORMSTE1Sf & BRADLEY, 1903 + st.
FOR RENT-THE BUILDING SIT MAIitAEf SPACE
occupied by Knabe Co., for rent March 15
! Apply to Mrs. NJ. J. WELCH. 1901 n ST. NV.
| FoM KENr-SrOREN.---
1915 14th .StaEdw ,6S S2l 18th st "a
go st nw.........a: 1861: .$so per mo
1870 Pa NV. 49,. . u 22o3 It'll at NV. ID
THOS. ]. FISHER h CO..
ml3-tr 1924 = ST NV.
FOR EESr-STORE 52l 11TH ST., NEAR + ST.
CTHOMSON'S MUSIC STORE); elegant plate glass
l. window; now Is the time to secure o tine store
In this promising location. f26- I'm
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FOR RENT-VEItY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
in Aukam building, southwest corner Of 9Th and
+ SITS. N.Y., with good Light and heated BY steam
n0-Sm +. G. ACKAM.
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0 RMS & BATH. $50. IS
1917 N Y ave, 7r. 5000
634 Second ne, 0r&b .&.W
1873 n st NV. Or. .15. 80
402 Rich'dson pl, Or. IL. 90
IA \ Sc, 5r. $50
1919 II st.
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wEScOTT WILCOX. 1907 Pa avs
mhl6-tu, th&xs
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, 1919 Pierce. 6r&h. .25.W
. 1914 \ Cap, Or. ..15.W
Gil I ne, Crab. .14.30
1252 Sd &c, 6r. ..-..l0.50
] 222S Pomeroy ct, Ar. $50
RUST, Cos 14th st. NV.
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FOR BENT-2l5 ST. NV: IL ROOMS AND
bath; splendid yard; house in excellent repair;
good neighborhood. Inquire Of FRANK I.
BROWNING. 4i6 5th ST. NV n6-tf
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR sALE-LADIEs' SPIDER PHAEToN. MOUNT;
ed harness and sx-year-Cld mare; sound and
gentle; excellent condition; price, $3.50. Call
between 3 and pm, 211S 18th st. NV. m16-4ts
FOR SAIE-LARGE BAY HORSE; Is SOUND AND
gentle; years old; coupe and wagonette; all
good; will sell cheap. Call at stable rear 1912
18th ST. NV. mh1S-3t$
TORSES, HORSES.-JUST ARRIVED FROM WEST
Virginia, thirty driving and work horses: one
bay horse; can trot in 2:50. Call at HUGH
OUIGI.EY & SONS SALE STABLES 14O5 E
st. NV. mh1S2wH
lust ARRIVED FROM ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
Va, 25 head of drivers land work horses; the
only horses do days work; one
pair of mules 10 hands high; years old; one
single mule, 16 hands high; years old. JOHN
SIMMONS, 1910 Ohio mh15-6t
FOR sALE-BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY-A
fine Columbus sidebar buggy, with rubber tires.
for $3.50; without rubber tires, $125; cash only
and no trade; have also just received carloads
of the finest and latest styles columbus Buggy
JAS K. PROBEY.
mh7-2mo 1890 32d st.
FOR SALE-1OO BUGGIES, FHAETONS, sURRIES
and traps; SO Dayton and business wagons; cut
prices; easy terms to responsible parties only.
| ja29-3m COOK & JARB0E 1895 N st.
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MANIFESTATION FOR MARRIED COUPLE;
man, gardener handy with tools; wife, CHAMBER
maid or laundrcss, competent; references. Adj
dress A. ELLABY, 9th and Morrison st. mhl6-3f'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OR LADIES DESIR-
Ing efficient, reliable house servants, cooks, or
boys with hest references. to save time aud mon
ey by applying Mt CAPITOL HILL INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE, 4th and Pa. ave. mhstlm'
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MS. '. :
l rm. ID floor. 1903
Pa ave. .SO
I rm. LIST floor, 1903
Pa ave. .,r.-......l III
I I'm. I'd floor. 1903
Pa ave. &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-09
POKER DYING OUTIN VA SHTNGTON
Ernm The Chica 90 Times IIerald

glad to say poker is played out in Wash,
ingtOn-l mean poker among big people. Ot
course it is the greatest game on earth, and all
that but somehow the people not pleased 10
hear of statesmen, Presidents. cabinet men. and
Senators indulgng much In II. ard perhaps the peo
pie are quite right. Mr.. Cleveland has rot played
any poker In Washington since he came back for
this term, though l fancy he may have had few
small games just to pass the time, while out o.
his fishing shooting trips Secretary Carlisle oc-
cas!onay has two or three intimate friends up ut
his house to play draw poker FOR a couple OF hours
but the limit Is never more than p cents; and 2
cent draw Is about harmless muggins. The
game al the Carsies' always stops at midnight.
which Is another thing IN its favor. When the Sec
rotary has not any TO play draw with he plays
solitaire. Like many other men OF intense mental
activity he finds some game restful 10 his brain.
When Mr.. Gresham in Arthur's Cabinet he
plaved poker a great deal That was regular
poker Cabinet. But during all the time ne was
Secretary OF State he never touched a card. A
few years ago coterie Of Senators used to
have n big game almost every night at John Cham
berlin's but those OF them who are still In Wash
incton appear to have overcome the habit. During
the winter there Is occasional game. but the
stakes are light compared with what they used to
he ore thing that helped break up the Se1a torial
game was a nasty scandal Senator thrice caught
cheating and another Senator raising a chair on
him and threatening to knock his brains out So
far as know. none o. Mr. Cleveiands present Cab
met plays poker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-09
mo report
MR. CHOATE MAKES no REPLY TO NR EGiN

Joseph II Choate seen last night by Trib-
une reporter in regard to the criticisms Of him
which were contained in a letter published In The
Tribune Yesterday morning written by cx-Mnister
Patrick Egan. In this letter. which was addressed
10 Edward Lauterbach, the chairman Of the Re
publican County Committee. Mr. Egan replied to
the satsrcal remarks made by Mr.. Choate
at the recent mass-meeting at the Cooper Union
with regard the Irish Among other things, Mr..
Egan charged Mr. Choate with having flung in
suits and sneers at Ireland" and with having
"nagran,lv violated all rules Of courtesy and de-
cency." He ended by recommending that such men
as Mr. Choaie should be muZZleG.
When seen last night NJ. Choaie refused TO make
any comment upon Mr.. Egans letter II 10 rot
says or writes. and l do not feel called upon to
answer a single word OF his letter"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-09
1906
MR.. BAYARD DENOUNCED.
SENATOR CHANDLER THINKS HE SHOULD
BE RECALLED.

THE ISLANDERS on AMERICANS CONTAINED IN
THE AMBASSADORS EDINBURGH SPEECH
AROUSE THE INDIGNATION or THE
NEw-HAMPsHIRE STATESMAN
Senator william F. Chandler Of New-Hamp-
shire. was at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday
on his way to Washington The Senator al
though busy man. had time to discuss current
events and Mr.. Bayard's remarkable address
delivered before the Philosophic Society IN
Edinburgh in particular The address In ques-
ton was entitled, individual Liberty. the Germ
of National Progress and Permanence MI
Chandler characterized the address as nothing
more than a direct attack on the Republican
party and outrageous and uncallej-for at
tack at that.
The paragraph in Mr.. Bayard's address to
which Senator Chandler referred and which gave
the most offence was reported from Europe as
follows:
In my own country I have witnessed the IN IN
satiable growth OF a form of socialism styled pro
lection which has done more TO corrupt pubic u e,
Danish men Of independent MIND IRON I pnI
sentaton. than any other single cause ProtecuOn'
now controlling he M Sorer Gt function
creating revenue to support the n1s
called trusts 1t thus Slapped the popular conscience
by giving corrupting largesse to special cases
throws
iobbers and chafferers take the place OF statesmen
Senator Chandler said that a man VINO wouic
express himself In that way and SANDER his
countrymen and their institutions so atrociously
was unfit to be representative and should be
recalled at once. He said also that Mr.. Bayard s
course was without precedent, and his calling
protection state Socialism a direct attack
on the policy OF the Republican party which has
been Endorsed by the people. Senator Chandler
said also that Mr. Bayard's whole course since
he became Ambassador to England has been I'M
American and deserving Of condemnation. In
fact the Senator does not believe that Mr.. Bayard
intends to return to this country. but that ne
hopes TO make his home in England after M
term Of office has expired. He has nothing to
look for on this side Of the Atlantic, said Sena-
tor Chandler. of that the recent elections must
have convinced him..
The Senator said that Mr.. Bayard was mt
representative of the Cleveland foreign policy.
"People think" he said with warmth, that the
increase in the Republican vote is due to the hard
times and the tariff policy of the ADMINISTRATION
In a measure that is SO; but thousands and tens
of thousands of voters have come TO the Repuo-
lican party because Of the un-American and ut
terly bad foreign policy OF Grover Cleveland
Ex-senator Henry w. Blair. Of New-Hampshire
was present when Mr.. Chandler denounced the
cleveland foreign policy and the speech or MT
Bayard and he Endorsed all that was said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-09
How to Obtain Fair Complexion b!
Natural Means.

The natural Carlsbad Sprudel Salt
clfays The cowptrion amt bmIfrs HE
6Gaod. Ii is easily soluble, pleasant to
take and permanent in action. Best
taken when plenty of outdoor cxer-
else can be had The genuine product
of the Carlsbad Springs has The sig
nature Of "fISNER q MENDELsOy Co.,
New York." on every bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-09
THE LAND or rRiNKfNcENsR AVID MYRRE.
From London Society

Theodore Bent. the traVclls r. has reIlscovered
the land Of fraMklnccnse ana myrrh" II Is a DIS
rct called Dhoiar, in he southeast o. Arabia
This particular district. the PRAISES o. which ths
classic poets sa@g for lts sweet odors. is not much
bigger than the Isle OF wight. ard Is cut on from
the res; OF the world 10y tie deser, behind and Inc
ocean N front The Portuguese In the old day.
knew all about Dhotar and It's productions, io'
Camotns writes:
"O'er Dhofars pan the richest incense br,aihes
but 4 was not until Dr. Carter coasted along some
hfty years ago. that T. was known that this VA
the one lorality'in Arabia which produced the dfus
Now Mr. Bent has revived interest In the subles
by his adventurous travels through the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-09
THE FIRST STEP TO PRISOy.
From Hard ware.


] once talked with man who had served tenn
n prison for endorsement; ne said that the nIs'
step in his downfall was the stamp drawer. Ths
Clerks In that store. as In many, II not IN most
stores helped themselves TO stamps from ths
drawer for their private letters. using the hrms
stationery also What more natural than that tny
should take few more stamps II they were order
ing some tr.ne by MALL Having made this starr
and seeing trouble therefrom how easy II was
TO take a larger amount when a more expensi.s
article was wanted, The step from the dollars
worth OF stamps 10 the dollar ltsef Was rot very
long one. and then to larger AMOUNTS followed at
length by discovery and prison, This was the mans
story, and It set me 10 thinking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-09
oR1rC~r TO CANADIAN CATTLE.

BRETON PEASANTS APPEAL TO THE FRENCH
GOVERNMENT AND FUTURE cONsIGNMENTs
MUST BE GUARANTEED
Paris Nov. S-The peasantry OF Breton have been
aisnleased by the landing at ST. Malo Of 300 cana
dian horses and 800 bullocks. and have determined
20 do everything in their power to discourage further
To hs end they laid the matter before NJ Bruno.
who represents ST. Malo district In the Champer
Of Deputies and he has appealed to NJ. Nlgef MIN
ister Of Agriculture issue order that all lot
cin cattle vessels be guaranteed before the cattle
aboar Of them are landed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-09
EDITION OF DER sOZIALIsT' SEIZED.

EDITION OF 'DfH SJHIHI1I'o1 WHITFIELD
THE EDITOR OF TIE "DErTscVER MICHEL
PROSECUTED FOR PUBLISHING Az ARTICLE
INSULTING THE EX-EMpREss FREDERICK.
por,in Nov. s-The political police made seizure
this morning of the entire edition OF the newspaper
DER Socialist" The seizure was made before the
naper was issued to the public and was on the sup
position that the publication contained a seuitious
The Editor OF the periodical "Deutscher Michel
has been prosecuted for the pubnc9tion OF an
article insulting to ex-Empress Frederick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-09
COMMERCE. DEMORALIZED IN TAHITI.
UNITED STATES TRADERS SUFFER THROUGH AN
OBNOXIOUS REGULATION OF THE
FRENCH GOVERNOR.

San Francisco. Nov. S.-The officers OF the Ameri-
can schooner Leon. which arrived from Iahlu on
wednesday. state that France Is inJurlnS the COM
merce OF the United States In the Southern seas
The Governor OF Tahiti has made regulation Dy
which all trading vess els must fly the french nag
and be half ownad and differed by Frenchmeh'
Nlne-enths of the traders owned by Americans
and American sailors man them. In consequence
many men are out Of employment and number CT
vessels are tied ~ Papeete. The Leon was
obliged to walt for months before securing crew
Tha French Government has prohibited the har-
vesting OF copra by the natives for period or SIN
months on account Of the increasing dm;nutl9n Oh
The cocoanut crop The gathering of ar shelis IS
also discontinued for d similar period. The natlV ,
are overtaxed support the military ofhNais ana
commerce generally IL demOraliZed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-09
YlLE BTYS THE COLLEGE STREET CHURCH

New-Haven. Nov. s.-rhe property of the college
Street Church was sold to-day 10 Yale University
for $4,000. The property will be used Tor me
musical department of the university. and II -
understood that IL will be remodelled. The COZ
lege Street Church has been an ecclesiastical anu
mark in the city for almost half century
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-09
EX-ALDERNAN PARIS AGAIN CONViC TN

Asbury Park y. j.. Nov. S-The Supreme Court
OF New-Jersey has sustained the decision u ths
County Court. that ex-Aderman Charles II Parks.
of NewYork, must pay fine OF $500 and be COM
mitted to the county Jail for five months for man'-
tanning dsordery house at Asbury Park IN 1HS'
1894 This decision sustans the decision q wv
County Court. Parks. who formerly the ram
many leader in the Tenderoln district In New-forH
will carry the case TO the Court of Errors and AH
peals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-09
BODIES IRON TIE DETROIT RrIyS

Detroit Mich, Nov. s.-Three bodies were -
covered to-day from the ruins Of the Llrnei-sl
disaster. They those OF Lizzie W.lous'n.
Anna rhk and Charles Lind. The death list VIII
not exceed th!rty-seven. John Thomas now beng
the only missing person. 1t rained steadily all day.
Engineer Thompson. who was in charge OF me
boilers. has practically been placed unser arrest
pending the yerict OF the Coroners jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-09
NOT TO DEBATE DIR. LUEGERs DEFEAT
n TIE REICHsRATH. COUNT RADEM SAID He
WAS A PARTY MAN. AND NOT FIT TO
BE BURGOMAsTER.

BE BURGOMAsTER.
Vienna. Nov S-The Ant-Semite members OF the
loc.er house of the Reichsrath to-day proposed 10
debate the question Of the Emperors retusa 10 sane
ton the election OF Dr. Lhger as Burgomaster OF
Vienna.
,'ount Radeni the Prime Minister, stated that Or.
LaGer. being a party man, was not tit to be Burgo-
master
The Anti Semites, Czechs, Clericals and Demo
erals violently decried the statement The public
galleries we're filed with crowd OF Anti-Semltes'
who had visited the Chamber with the expectation
Of hearing heated debate of the question. When
Count Raden made his statement OF the Govern
nent's attitude in the matter the crowd started
how,rg IN concert. and kept II up until the Pres'-
dent ordered the galleries 10 be cleared
The proros1l was then pat 20 vote and was re-
iccted-l11 to a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-09
FOREIGN GOODS FOR THIS MARKET

AN INCREASE OVER 1894 SHOWN FROM ALMOST
EVERY COUNTRY
Washington Nov S-A consular bulletin Just is
sued by the State Department is interesting and
valuable for the 'ables gives OF the values of eX
ports declared for the United States in the quarter
ended June &c. 1895. compared with those for the
same quarter OF he previous year from the varocs
Countries with which the United States trades. As
viii be seen, in almost every the rgures show
an increase. The totals follows