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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Country.
LAKEWOOD y J-At'ractive cottage.
Just completed. ~ rooms hardwood
hoors and trim. every modern convenience:
southern EXPOSURE. within 100 yards Of
Asevool Hotel. best residence part OK
Lakewood for sale at sacrifice. furnished
II desired: owner going abroad must sell
OWNER. Box 2s2 Lakewood. y. !.
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LOVELY SUITE. two or three rooms,
separate bath. rSsate house. board wife
lower Har.e1. nRNINGsIDE. i'2 9Th
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l.-3sTH-ST.. ~ EAsT.--Large. handsome
rooms on second floor. excellent table ana
affsndnncs. rafarennn
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BOY. smart and honest. Fpoaking German
and English wishes situation a. any
thing. with chance OF Advancement. bell
boy preferred Address HENRY JACOB
SEN. 81 Sand-st. Brooklyn.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


CUsPIDOR TONGs.-For refined people
who wash cuspidors lnyeation for sale
M LEROY DRAKE. Blooming Valley,
crawford County. Penn.
FINE MANUFACTURING BUSINESS for
sale which is a monopoly fully covered
ny patents, easily mad from wood and
sir"t metal. capital required. about Slj.V0;
profits now more than $500. can bc easily
increased 70 $50 600 yearly: good reasons
for selling. only responsible parties need
address l.. T. Mfg. Co.. Box 2S9>. Boston
Mass
FOR SALE.-Truss patent aud business.
well established. paving over 20 per cent
on account of sickness Address H.
KLINGLER. % West Genesee-st.. Buffalo.
y Y.
FOR SALE.-Restaurant. summer garden
license. tse. stock. me fixtures: down.
town: reason sickness: s., 100: no mort
geee; extra bargain HARRIS 90 Bowery.
HAVE refusal to buy old-established ner-
caniile> business "a monopoly present
owner sOO; want partner Qady or gentle
mani with 3.1D TO take half interest
VIII guarantee 81 300 10 81 800 per wear.
security on investment: particulars and ref
erence for one week, Captain Fr"ligh
catslsiN Steamboat Co. West iifh-st.
Little attention needed. WILLIAM
GRuEDBEHG. saugerties y. Y.
KEEP your head cool. prevent badness
headache &c. by wearing the y T. y.
IN your hat. Mailed. IL cents W II.
ROYSTONE. Patentee. Jersey city. Trade
supplied.
PARTNER WANTED. - Manufacturing
business: entire monopoiy: 81 per week:
s 900 investment required on which -
per cent is assured. COMMERCIAL EA
CHANGE. 257 broadway.
PARTNER WANTED for publishing nrst-
class magazine; $50 exper!cnce un-
necessary. $50 weekly and interest; un-
questioned references; trial allowed partic-
ulfrs. COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE. 257
Broadway.
PIANO WANrED.-Responsib party VIII
store and insure piano for Use. private
house. no children. Address y. 2C CEDAR
ST.. Room 502.
PRINTING.-iO.ooO circulars. 81: 1000
cards. 81. b!llheads. noteheads. en-
yelopes labels, &c. low. FAuLBORN.
CO lst-ave.
PARTNER wanted with $1,000 Tor half
interest IN established stock broker.
having more business than ne can handle
good income assured. without risk. Ad-
dress BONDS" Tribune Once.
PARTNER. $500 cash. with services a
man desired. alive 20 appreciate a legit-
Innate business and extra large profits resi-
dence here not Necessary. Address Box J93
Red Bank. \. J.
SAFETY PIN.-New design; stronger and
surcr thdn DINERS see Scithct ana Me
chanics' page Weekly Tribune September
%. Idea for sale. ". II. STlMSON. N0r-
wich. Vt.
THERE Is MONEY IN IT.-A frst-class
bottllng works for sale or exchange: es-
tablished Is years in Utica. JOHN J.
CLARK. 80 Genesee-st.. Utica. y. y.
WANTED. Partner with money 70 manu-
faciuTe small patented article that will
come into general use II managed right.
ELLERY T. JOHNSON. Rome. Ga.
WANT ACREAGE PROPERTY near New
York: to sundivide for owner and sell on
instalnents. money 10 loan. POstoiiice Box
G2J. city.
WATERPROOF CLOTHES. Working tail
or discovers process waterpr9ofng cloth
ing blankets etc. similar o. that used In
TnRlanf. will sell patent retaining inter-
esi. Address TAILOR. Tribune Onlce
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CLERK.-Amcrican. - years. as shipping
clerk. eight years last job: desires work
AZ anything excellent references. F.. 152
Summit-st.. Brooklyn.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE -Gentle's Auto
matte Railway switch. Farnham's oven
Door, Germans Envelope. Pinkes Bath
Apparatus, Beairsto- Beckwiths Grinding
Machine. EDGAR TATE a COMPANY
2ij Broadway.
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HscELLANEOUs.

pockS,htnDoln pkat tDn BAGS. fine travelling trunks.
esi prIc.. prISs' ss aress-s'.it cases 4, The low.
tirsc. teys ..,r"- lciA. buy hose goods
O. ,ssssa'rahlc. CHARLES s1Jfys s1 = 1,-Z AZ
,,-.... .''-A =. hear sih-s,. III - =" Il H.
I,aet hD,-2oo barred or ,.h,,- ,5,,-.---...I-
Acdrs.. plllcis good crosses No s'auon' os,nn,,on
- '''NouTH. Tribune once.
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~ PATENTS FOR SAI.E.-Brvant's Comb
ana Brush Cleaner. Beechers Envelope
Martins Storm Curtains. No'taee's Game:
Maimross Centrifuga! Cream Separator.
EDGAR TATE < COMPANY. 24J broad
way
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FLATS TO LET-Unfurnt,aed.

TaTc -'---~ --~.---.. .--.----. ....-. .-..
Nom -EeA ICONS bah. al Nght
Park n,ff ye ne.ghhora1od n-ar Can'rai
ave 'I'i-s WIiITEHOTsE. sO3 9Th
Fl.r.nE, u. No lo4s ,corner :,stn-st.-
iico. FRED. ;Ts5n sT5Nt 'sesnS &C. Park: se' 50
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rtrY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

CHOICE downtown irvestmen; properties az
REASONABLE pric~s. kILAND y WHIT
INC Be-kman-s'
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

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80. sstADlsON. Is Madlsoa-ave.. oppo-
furrS,,' 9eere e-Apariments unfinished ~
.-..ea, en suite ana sing.e; restaurant
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SENSATION SPRUNG

In tho Meeting of the Mins Workers at
Columbus by Mr. Wild.
CoLuMBus, ONO, Feb, ia sensation
was sprung to-day in the meeting OF the
United Nine Worker. OF America.
Mark Wild stated that las. summer
when tho A. r U. were trying to stop
the running OF trains on the Hooking
Valley road John Mcbride, president OF
the United Mine-W Workers, gaYe him
$500 to induce a continuation OF tho
strike OF the railroad mon on that road.
Mcbride said he did give Wild tho
money as Il charitable donation from
soma OF the coal operators.
The course OF the convention permit.
ting Wild, who is not delegate. 10
speak, was the challenge by Mcbride to
show that he (McBride) had acted un-
fairly in any act OF duty which he had
performed. Mr.. Wild admitted tha. he
took the package no. knowing what WAS
in il until he got home, when hc decid-
cd to use the money TO help Adams in
his fight against the miners national
officers.
Mr.. McBride's explanation to-day was
that Mr.. Wild had bssought him to pull
the miners intoa strike so the road
would not have coal to haul. This Nc.
Bride declined to do. After the rail.
road company had discharged Wild,
the con! operators made up purse,
amounting to years salary, Mcbride
to give the money to Wild as charita.
BILE donation.
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MINISTER GRAY DEAD.

Isaac Puscy Gray, United States Minister
to Mexico and ou. or tho Most Promi.
mont Democratic Leaders OF This Coun.
try Passes Awny.
CRY OF Mexico VIA LAREDO, Fob. "A.
Minister Isaac ?. Gray died at 7:O5
this evening. without reSaining cou.
sc.ousnesa.
United States Minister Gray arrived
this morning, via the Mexican National
railway, with severe case OF pneu-
monia.
Tho Pullman car conductor found
him unconscious ut . o'clock this morn
ing. He was carried from the train on
a strctcher to the American hospital,
where he died this evening.
Isaac pusey Gray was born in Pom
syvania in 1888. He was educated in
tho common schools. In 1855 Tho re-.
moved to Indiana, where he entered tho
practice OF law. During the civil
war he was colonel OF an
Indiana cavalry regiment. In 1865
he was elected to the state senate,
Since 1871 he has been Democratic
leader OF prominence. In 1854 ho wa,
elected governor OF Indiana, and after
serving n full term resumed tho prac-
tice OF law. Abou. two years aco Pres.
ident Cleveland appointed him minister
to Mexico.
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JUDICIARY BILL.
NOTES FNOM THE CAPITAL.

The Status OF Various Bills Before tho
Lo:isihturo-Strnngs Action Of the Girls
Industrial School El!i.
Special DIpatca 10 l. Iuielico,o.r
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 1.-THE
house amended the appropriation bill
by substituting eight hundred for four
hundred dollars for books for cadets at
the university; $4,000 tor $4,000 for
tho current expense fund for the sec.
ond hospital for the insane; $1,000 for
$500 for tho salary Of clerk OF. state
board Of AGRICULTURE; $500 for $3.50 for
contingent expenses OF attorney gen.
erals Office. The bill will como up to,
morrow rs unfinished business.
The senate, in committee OF tho
whole, adopted Rand. McNallv & Co.'s
Biographies instead OF MitchclPs. and
left i. optional with teachers as 10
Ginu's, Swishcr's and Esworth's sys.
tom OF penmanship. Dolc's American
Citizen retains its place on the list. No
other changes were made.
Gov. MacCorklo will deliver an ad.
dress on the Nicaragua canal in the sem
ate chamber on the evening OF Febru-
ary IS. Speaker Edwards tonight read
to the house m Invitation from tho
Charleston board of trade asking the
presenca OF tho membera on thRt occa-
| sion.
Tho bill legalizing tho contract be.
tween trustees Of Berkeley Springs and
Daniel Cornelius has safely reached its
third reading. Tho announcement otthe
vote on McDonald's motion to strke
out onacting clause, was postponed yes.
tcrday aud was called up Ms 4 special Or
dor tonight. Tho majority was in favor
OF the motion yesterday, but number
OF member changed their votcs and tho
announcement was, ayes 20; nays 80.
Much interest in this bill has beeu
manifested and Its friends aro jubilant.
When tho bill establishing propar-
atory branch OF tho state university at
Morgantovn camo up on second road
ing in the house tonight. efforts we're
made to substitute Lcwlsburg andl
| Anderson. The amendments wore ro-
jectcd and tho bill won't to its third
rouding ns 1t came from the senate 1t
was ably championod by Campbell, Ed
wards, Brady, Toler aud Martin, and its
passage seems assured. Tho Fayetto
and Kanawhn delegates aro highly graf
flied at tho generous endorsement this
measure received from tho gont0men
from Ohio county.
Tho bill to establish M industrial
school for girls was relerrcd TO the com.
mitteo on education tonight on motion
OF Mr.. Morris, which, in all probability,
means It's defeat. Eloquent pleas wuro
made for 1t by Mcssrs. Dandrldge and
Campbell, but they wcro unavailing
John n. Dulancy, Major W. W.
Bracbel and Major Georgc G. NeIdor-
burn, representing Baltimore conten-
nal exposition 10 bo hold in 1897, ap-
poarod tonight beforo tho senate com.
nittee. These gentlemen urged strong.
ly West VirginiN's rcproson lation NJ the
exposition. They wcro followed by
General J. W. st. Clair aud Charles
Burdctt Hart, who advocated un ap-
proprintion. An amendment uppropri.
a,ing $4,000 will bo offered to tho gon.
oral appropriation bill and it will have
such advocacy eS will probably secure
success. Tho Baltimore exposition will
cover about 400 aGros and represent MI
expenditure OF about Si,G0O000.
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AMERICAN AFFAIRS

Discussed III tho Bistish House OF Com.
r. mons-nt Yesterdays session.
LONDON. Feb. l4.-Durins tho session
OF the house OF commons this afternoon
Sir Edward Harland. Conservative,
asked whether the government was
aware that MIR. Morgan's Nicaraguan
canal bill Ind passed the United States
senate and was now before the house Of
representatives. and that Mr.. Morgan
Ind stated in the senate that no foreign
government objectad to tho bill. aud
whether, in view OF tho importance OF
tho canal to Bri,ish ship owners, the
government would make urgent repro.
sentntions TO tho government OF the
United States against any provisions in
Mr.. Morgan's bill detrimental to tho
interests OF British shipping. Sir Ed
ward also asked whothor tho govern.
Inent would considor tho propriety OF
urging upon tho government of tho
United States tho Importance Of the
creation OF n British aud American com.
mission to deal with the question of tho
construction Of the canal and lis statui
whom built.
Sir Edward Groy, parliamentary soc.
rrtnry Tor tho foreign Office. replied that
it was not usual for tho government 10
mako any representations against bills
before foreign legislatures. Tho gov.
ernmont, ho added, considered tint
such canal rs 1t was propoiol to con-
struct through Nicaragua should be
under international control md what
ever stops it may deem desirable viii
bo taken by tho government 10 advance
this Wow. He. howovor, saw no reason
to suppose that tho Unitod Statos gov
ornnont would not maintain their
treaty engagements.
Sir George Badon Powell, Consorva-
two, questioned tho govcrnmont in 70.
gard to tho proposed Pacific cable. Mr..
Sydney Buxton, parliamentary socro'
iary OF tho colonial ollico, In response.
sNid TINT negotiations relative to tho
construction of n cablo wero proceeding,
but TINT il would not bo to tho public
intorust to enter into n detailed state.
ment Of their status.
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tho territory heretofore embraced In
Elk City. Under n suspension Of tho
rules, was ordered to n second rcad.
Ing: 3l2, 3l3, 3li aud Sli, by Harmon,
repoaling tho acts establishing tho
criminal and intermediate courts Of
Marion, Fayelte, Cabell and Mercer
countipa.
House bills passed.: 100, changing tho
boundary limos between tho school dis.
trc.s Of Kcyscr aud Now Crook, Min
eral county; 1856. to more cfectually
suppress bribery at elections; 27S, pro.
vidinS for u superintendent OF the poor.
Bills advanced to third reading:
House bill A., changing tho timo Of hold.
Ing court In tho eighth judicial circuit;
senate bill 45. establishing n preparatory
branch Of tho state university at Mont
gomery.
Tho senate bill for tho rclief oil tho
suretlos OF J. A. Williamson. latc shoriT
OF Barbour county, was passed.
Senate bill l3S, establishing n girls
Industrial school. was referred to the
committee on education.
Tho general appropriation bill was
then taken up on second reading aud
occupied tho remainder OF tho session.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 1.-THE
senate voted to-day TO make no changes
In tho present mail system. The cub
iect has been tho chief point OF conten-
tion OF the postoftice appropriation bill.
The bill, as reported, gave to the post
master general complete discretion In
expending S3,2OO,0OO for postal cars.
and cut of the present fast mail line
from north to south.
Proposed changes created lively dis.
cussion lasting several days, as they
embraced complete revolution in the
present system. All Of the amend-
mcnts were defeated. however, by de-
cisivc votes. BY similar votes the sem
ato sustained the present fast mail line
from New England to the south. After
n sharp debate tho senate declined to
extend tho policy for subsidizlng fast
mail lines.
Tho postofiico appropriation bill was
not passed up to the time OF adjourn
ment. During tho day tho senate re-
ceived the lengthy letter OF Secretary
Carlisle. conveying tho information rs
to the condition OF the treasury, in re-
sponsc to q senate resolution.
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Snt:idl Di,pa.eh 10 TIE in'eltgsnetr.
CHAELrsroS. ". Va, Feb. l4.-At tho
night session OF tho senate a number OF
house bills wero rcforrcd to their appro.
pirate committees.
House bills advanced to second
reading; 81, amending tho act ostab.
fishing the Independent school district
Of Parkersburg; 80. relating to oiIen,es
against pronerty; A, concerning muni.
cipal elections; l95, authorizing tho
town OF IIarrisville to issue bonds.
Tho senate then went into committee
OF tho wholo to discu.a tho school book
bill.
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WASHINGTON, D.. G., Fob. 1.-THE
third attempt of tho ad ministration at
this session TO secure legislation looking
TO the relief OF the treasury. failed in
tho. house to-day. First the Carlisle
bill for tho reform OF the currency sys.
TEN went down; nsxt. the bill for the
issue OF 100000, 900 OF gold bonds and
tho retirement OF the legal tenders,
recommended in tho presidents
special message. was defeated last
Thursday by majority Of 27 and to-
day tho house, by n majority even
larger (37) refused TO order a third read.
ing OF the resolution by which it was
proposed to authorize the issue OF $685.
600, 900 Of per cent gold bonds to SUBJ
stitute for the per cent thirty year
coin bonds, sold by Secretary Carlisle
under the contract with the Rothschild-
Morgan syndicate.
The action OF tho house to-day was
the elimination OF the existing events
which have occurred since the Presi.
tChk oOhk cpCSiol iHb5oaSU W SOu-
gress. which resulted in the report from
the ways and means committee OF the
relolution to authorize the issue OF the
gold bonds. A special order Was
brought in as soon as the house met
this morning TO bring the resolution to
vote at o'clock tonight. The de-
bate upon the resolution, which
lasted over five hours, was OF an
interesting and, at times, inflammable
character The galleries were packed
and there was much confusion on the
floor, but tho Interest centered in the
course which the Republicans would
pursue, 1t boing conceded that the fate
OF the resolution rested with them.
There was much manenrering
among their leaders. The Repub-
licans-.-wsst--o of--the Alleghenies,
led by Messrs. Hopkins and Cannon.
OF Illinois, started of with impetuous
speeches agains. a gold bond that would
discriminate against the bonds already
issued. Mr.. Reed and his eastern friends
sought in private conference to rally all
to united action. His plan was 10 allow
the resolution to go to third reading,
and then move to re-commit it with in.
structions 10 report back Dill similar
to that which he offered as substitute
for the gold bond bill last week, provid-
ing for per cent coin bonds.
For time it seemed possible that
this arrangement would be agreed TO,
but after the stirring speech OF Mr..
Hepburn, OF Iowa, the middle and wes-
tern Republicans broke away, deter
mined to defeat the third rca ding of
the resolution. lest by some chance it
might carry il it passed thi, parlia-
mentary stage. The eastern Republi-
cans then decided to support 1t. The
speeches Of Mr.. Wilson. Mr.. Reed. Mr..
Hopkins and Mr.. Bryan, were the fea.
lures OF the debate.
An analysis OF the vote shows that
50 Democrats and 81 Republicans Q20
in ally voted in favor Of the resolution
and 9S Democrats. 60 Republicans and
7 Populists (l67 in ally against.
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NEw ioRK, Fob. l4,-Mnyor Strong
to-day appointed Avery D. Andrews n
police commissioner to succeed James
G. Sheehnn. Tho now commissioner is
a son.in.lnw to General o. O. Howard.
Hois Il Wost Pointer, not vet thirty.onc
years old, and was for limo stationed
on Governors Island. Ile was also
alde.dc.camp to General Schotield in
Washington whore he studied law. ue
is n momber OF tho law tirm Of Wells &
Andrews. ue was recommended for
police commissioner by Con. Schofiold,
Gonoral Anson G. McCook, General
Louis Fitzgerald. Frederick r. Coudor,
aud many prominent Democrats. His
experience in tho army, tho ma or
thinks. will be valuable in directing the
police force.
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AID REFUSED.
Tho House Rotuaes 10 Assist the
Administration
IN ITS APPEAL FOR ASSISTANCE.
Tho Rothsohild Syndicate Is Com-
puratlvely Happy Over the
PROSPECT OF PLEN7EOUS PROFITS

From tiiS Purchase of tho Goyorn.
mcnt's Obligations-Tho Resolution
of tho Ways and Means Committee
Providing For Gold Bonds as Sug.
gcstcd In tho Presidents Message
Defeated In tho House-The Issu.
nnce Of tho Foreign Syndicato's 4
Per Cent Bonds Is Now Assured.
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punished to tho fullest oxtcnt Of tho
law, somo asserting that tho pcnitonti.
ary was too good for such Williams.
No work wa done nt the factory yos.
torday, but 'glass.mnking will bo 70.
sumsd this morning as usual. MIR. A.
d. seamon, tho president Of tho COM
pany, said ho was very much disheart.
ened, and was almost tempted to givo
up the attempt to run tho works, but It
~ believed that ho Ia determined to con.
Time aimee tho people Of Martins
Ferry have taken hold OF tho matter
with such carnestness.
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New ioRK. Fob. li,-Mayor Strong
to-day denied that faith had been bro.
ken with Thomas 9. platt. ~ novor
n,ado any promises to him or anybody
clso concerning anpointmnnts," said the
mayor. "My only promises were con
tninod in the letter | wrote to the com.
mittoe Of seventy, accepting the nomi.
nation. No faith, therefore, could have
boen broken"
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New YoRK, Feb. l4.-Contractor
David Paige who loft the United States a
few years ago to escape the consequences
OF having forged ]. Huntington's name
for over 100000 and who is now in
South America intends to return homo.
paige's friends nave taken up nearly all
the forged papor. leaving only about
5000 which ia hold by several banks.
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A BUSY DAY
In Both Houaos of tho Legislature
nt Charleston.
THE GRANT COUNTY SEAT MEASURE
Stlrs Up n Broez, In tho Senate,
But is Finally Passed.
THE new LIBEL LAW INTRODUCED

Proposes n Needed I,oform-A Bill to
Consolidate Grafton aud West
Grafton-rho Governor signs tho
Creator Charleston Biil-Compul.
sorry Education Knocked out-Not
EIpodient at This Timo-Mcasurc
Making Communities Hcsponslblo
For Damage by Rioters Also Killed.
Auditors Fees In Two Years.
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AROUSED AT LAST.
Tho Dastnrdly Dosd OF Throe VIII
liaus Arouses tho pooplo
TOACTION OYER IN MARTINSFERRY.

a bomb rhrown Into tho Ollce OF tho
buckeye Glass Works Early Yostcr.
day Morniug-AIanagor Humphrey
Was tho Object, But lio and Others
Narrowly Escape - Tho Martins
Ferry Business Mon Hold nn Indig.
nation Moctlng That Has Effect.
Special Policemen Deserted Last
Night.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES,

Mexico's conditions have boon peace.
fully accepted by Guatemala who guar
antees thoir fuItillment Tho conditions
will be published officially next week.
Both sides have mado concessions.
The Catholic club. Of PHILADELPHIA,
celebrated its eighteenth anniversary
last night with an elegant banquet to
MonsiCnor Satolli, ut boomers hotel.
Mgr. Sa,olli was the chief speaker.
In tho Hayward ca'c at Minneapolis
yesterday tho defense began thoir side
of tho trial. The attorneys said that
they would provo m nlihi for larry
Hayward. and that Blixts aud Adry
Hayward's testimony would DO dis.
pravpn n....-