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FOR RENT.
su0URNAN HOMES.
Csnsxs' acf,sel prics quotsd.

n HEIGHTS, D.. C.
$500 --sT. ELMo"-Frau,e cottage;
rooms. t337l
-CHERRYpALE, VA. miles
ironI city Frame cottage, g rooms;
plenty shade and good water to3e}
S2S-sogTH BRQoKLAND-Fusnis
cottage;6 rOoiris and attic: unrurnished.
90 SLIGO. MARYLAND
rams. nine rooms TWO 'sotsy tsYs, and
ssIO-BR1eHTwooD PARK-Nex issme
cottage; rooms. sAVIJ''
s.-DEAN WOOD, D. c.-4room cottage;
oshsaie. we'll vater: lot 15Ox40. t2S1j
s1 n. O0- BkILEY'S CRO64 ROADS.
Vas 8rooID, 2stoeI cDstagi in first
class condition; good water ard shade. one
Rom Abingdon station. For saleat 81 zoe:
accominodating terms. (246)
SlO-WAsHINGToN GROVE-SAO for
the season: roomy cottage: partly fur
sst8 sftk8foLfrAN All bkxNcH S1N6i b 3, q q r i 4.
sdtcfninC Heckynie-Gos4age. g rooma and
sftac. on = iarxe lnt:. short dastancs from
sstsea0GrAKoAA raax-rurn.sbe.s ram.
cOttaea; g. ro0ma and hath; newly
uapered and painteds plenty Of huit and
shade: good well w1fef; near car lines;
96OIOLONIAl BEACH-For the sea.
s1s%OewsssssSTax sOn w I6ssaaa oaovs-cesasaassss aass
fW the aeAAoh n; ~. s. s. ll16}
,-Ao sEAsoy-c1RsoG Beach cottage.
e32.6O-0 0AiTHBR8Dvn0, Nc
Frame cottages ll0a rooms and bath;
reduction iftakea b tha ysnr, (23e}
0kRN -cottages 3 'ru,sas.
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-
RAHsBo AD.

Schedule In effect July 18th. 1895.
Leave Washington from station corner Ok
New Jersey avenue and Q st.
For Chicago and Northwest, Vestibuied
LilnIted tr,iiiis ~ 90 a. M. and 8 90 p. N
For Cincinnati, ST. Louis sandIndianapous
yestibuled Limited 3-4o y. m., express
1915 night. Z
For Pitlsburg and Cleveland, express daily
10 90 "a. NJ. and 8 40 p. IN.
For Berkeley Springs, 5;45 p. m. daily.
and s.o5 p. u. saturday only
oaEhnd. e I il %, s. Is D. a.. II 10 3. q. an al
tain Lake Park Sunday.
For Lexington and Staunt@, IL nooas
For Winchester aud way stations. 1880
For New Orleans, Memphis. Birnius-
ham, Chattanooga. Knoxville. Bristol. and
Hoanoke. lU-o0 p III daily sleeping cars
For Luray. s.45 p In. daily.
For Bltiniore, week days. 500. 8 80
x7.OO, x7:O5, x7 10, 80, XS.oO, 6. 30s
aY;sS ais s.. 800 s2s. 14as. 4-ss 1906:
x5.1O, 1850 5.S5. Ks. 20, $50, xs.0O;
SIS, xs.so 1l:I5. xlI;50 p: IN. and
xs.00. xl0.o0, e. u 112,05, 112 az
s 80, xs.o 90 xs,2o. Ills. all.6o p IA.
: For Annapolis. TO and $50 q. m.
1910 and 42s p In. Sundays, $50 q
i' For Ere FredericE. 1900. t12 2.oonooo. 81 10.
For Hagerstown. t1s.oo uoon and
For BOYD and way points, week days.
days. 800 a; m. LIZ, 7;oo, P; H. ,..,,
days, 100, 900 a. m, 1850, 500, 4.30,
4.33, %. so, o.3S. :G5, 30 p: N. Sundays
800 a. m io, 5.35, 7.05, 10 10 p. M
500 ss5 a. va soI pnGao p 1Hs EsDfsss ps1sias
stopping at principal stations only. f4.3os
E For bay Ridge. week days, e.15 a. m,
and 4.2s p. m Sundays, ,9.3o a. m-, 1.30
Ana From SniI Bay = Ridge. week days 8. Is a. m.,
ESQ and $40 p. IN. Sundays 500 and
S.l5 p. m
For Cape May, 10 g. M. p noon
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA
All trains ilun:inateg with i1ntseh light
For Phlladelphia, New York, Boston,
and the East week DAYS. 100. q 90, 500,
1000 a. M, Dining Carr, R.0O. 12.31,
500, G.05, Dining carr, s.0Op. m. (12.01
night; sleepIng car open at 1910 o'eiockA
i5.o5. Dining Carr sou. tI:,ol. night
Sleeping Car. open for passengers 1000
Buffet Parior Cars Oh all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 10 90 a. m, IL 90 noon,
and Il .35 y. M week days 1880 p n.
tE1cept Sunday Daily. ''smday only.
Z Express trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer Co.,
syivanfa avenue NV. New York avenue and
Nm. 4 N 3. B. GREENE. tsn GHAs. O. scULL. =
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt
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aAILnOAm
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
s1ATIox. coRxHR Sixth AND .
aAnnoA1n
RAILROAD.

s1A1IoX coRNHn SIXTH AND q
01RDkTn. :.
s..o In Effect June 20, 1899.
ffTfssGGss1cH sGGss1cHdsxxff ExfsEssa1I.S,osd z;4s = sS,nd.ys
Dln5G caE. Harrisbssg 70 Pisssbur..
fmMasfE6EPal!ais.. 1siscss.{ sissS.ss. binioes
S:lS ciissso. csasassa cmciansa Gss: fSanapos aa
Fsrioru ri1ur1s: ": Cleveland ana Tofed0. Buf1ol
1R;So z, =. Ia-lPEzSnf FAST f1rn-pu,,m..
F.rtt Fet r rrar'9f Car % Hsf!isburf, BuffNl
a.zOe IA ~ rHscrTH'6ISGa.f cHIG { e .fMitSSSi M -
Z iEaAfRkEss:S Pulnan Hdffos fsrlos flS a.
ss Ss5'. Gsfsi.S:rr g u Lou % tSass tRSiu;Gs
sSS s1.' 3. r. Mssfssaf sRS ffesssesafax faxrrrs,-
si:Ssrs rsSspGs 6 G:..s. iss Ssissf SSsaicsfS B.: .:s g
12saf: N: sogTHyEsrEM Ex.
C1rn 1c a GatfYlmaa Sleeping and D1nia8
ns6vS To- ~ ciS LOU. a1d slesplBg Car HAs-
1SS;rhIS SSrhIIsS5 !, Is. f4c1rYo ExpnEss-
E$s Mss K: H. - ~ SS:sssiSI &C.
aSSsi;iSO Ss;iSsO q: M. asr nm,rs and nesov..
:sssf dsy: and Sna*sG *ian:pdl4se xST leos suaas Ss,S
sAa2qlS. Aa2q.lS6 q q. r.. vunan.po.s loeh.ssa
.saSiay With sispsssi si' ca cS;,y :.SIsss ssSIsss
,0 egspensioa hhdSS "a HuffSi~
Ss6sSsssE. Bollllc. e. "a "a S|ssad SS|:ssad'1ES
6si1iy. %issy. siesDlss q. Wa.SiaxsSo Siia q ~ =.
For Philadelphia, New ror. ana ~.
AiR4zoR =. M .cSsaSsss1or Al Lm
Ssaax car any from ~ b;s.,e bk;;slss e.l .Zn,.. H1:a
S,.iSs tsIsea aad pfie 81 Sih,ee see e.l a9S s
GU s46%iosfS1l 1874 a, e, e. is.1s. iS: zSe.
aH9Issi.f q a. lFe% Mllma!n Ss ssSpi - iYs Lis
fas fsiisdsessS: - os,1' 1922 bs.e ED kpip Il 80 I
az = ySi ysSi1 sSa SsaIs e 1HSSPss':; s s *s:s
.!.y; s:y:; .ns STD ess1 dEsily! !'e .. =. "''s
2. s.od.. ds.1ii,SSs. iSSss.. ,Sass. ,sSass. dicA 1ss -
400 1hissssdi,.i issi Y. z. 4S 4S 2299& SlSS. ~,
sii49; g, 7s1oi 1S,So. 10, ,zS. H.iS. "a oSd snd
s:9s; sSs; j. s}s g. q saS! q & 30 li!11sSs
tos:s2S, 80 sss ii.sss /, g. 4.io. iS:SS:
d;Ssstt !sss: a; sasdA.,.. as 4 !. a.ss.; :ss ::
For snd As1s5PoI.'. 2 81 1a.sS; S;;,|1o 500 4 ,.ls
ssaasysS. 500 4. dsssy; ara safesgs go fEpnHHfI.
AIanfiS Coass Line Express. $50 Il. II.
a r. week M kaadi5y day,! Riss%SRa S9IsS9sa sy seay
R1chmond and Seaboapl Air Line, g I'd
P. II. daily. Accommodation for Quar-
tico, 7;45 A. H. daily and 4:26 P. Y
week days.
For Alexandria. $50, Le.36. 741, $40.
1927 a. m. 40, 8. 46. 4.25, 500 4. 6.f55
$40 u. On Sunday at 430, 7.l6
a. m, 5-46, s. 40 p. N.
Leave A!eXandria for Washington. e.0B,
S-43, 7;06, 800. a10, 1928 a m-
Sunday at 6.43, 1928 a. n., 7.2O. 10.62
p. IN.
- S<xsnore Connections.
For Atlantic City tvia Delaware Rivse
Bridge; ai,;rail ro1iea; 100 g 4 n Nv, wesE
Market Street Wharfl. 9 90 A. u isatur-
days. ia ana Il :s5 +. N. daily.
For Cape May. 1000 100 A: ". 12;4S
Ticket offices corner Fifteenth and q
Dtrcets. and at the station. Sixth and 8
streets. where orders can be left for the
OF baggage % destination frun
houIB n md residences
q. n. PROVOST, J.R. wOOD. 4
Gen Manager Gen Pass. A cent
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LEG AL NOTICES,

IN Justice Court oftbe District OF Columbia,
before Lewis L. 0'Neal, a Justice OF
the peace. Frederick IL SutOr and Joseph
n Parker. Jr., trading as Sutor Il Parker,
plaintiffs, vs. Harry K. Bradstreet. de-
rendant summons in dne form having
been issued out Of this court to la wfui
constable of this District for the said de-
fenuaut, and the SAME euvfnS been by said
constable returned mot to be rou1d,'' il
Is hereby ordered that said deIenda ut
cause his appearance TO be entered herein
on or before the first Tuesday in October.
1895. Otherwise the cause win be pro-
ceeded with as in case or default LEWIS
L O'NEAL, justice Of the peace: ALEX-
ANDER WOLF, attorney aug13-3t
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PROPERTY GR SALE.
orners actual psI.. quo,.t.

o,rn,rs aetuo, ~. ouo,.t
----,,,-,-'''. o""". .~.". - -- d1o'eI
AE6HSF6 LIT sa&.f ffour r(Spns. on lot
10 l-2x8U 10 alley; stable fos two horses
on rea:; terms reasonable: (S1Sl
26I6OO-R ST., BET. 9Th AND 7TH
someIy decorated and in nrstcIass con.
dition: cabinet manteis. porcelain bath and
furnace beat; a. u. l.; cost owner rs 800.
1850
8A.OOO-OPPOSIT LINCOLN PARK
-mOdern home; press brick: rooms
8Y60-FRANCIS PLACE E.-smaM
brick dwelling: four fooms, cBbsets. and
yard: terms, enc third Cash and balance
to suat tsel
N. l.: S $500 &c ca.S. sslsncs ' % :aas. sas ai tss,
SAn6OO-l5 TENNESSEE AVE. NE.
Brick and stone nouse. sooms and
JAN: = n 49,, ,,n toN
az,1OG.L . 81. ms.' BET; ;,1 9TH AND
with . rooms, bath, and cellar: newly
decorated: a. mi: monthly payments u621
o2.0OO-E 81. NE. BET. 4TH AND
6TH-7-room brick house: q. m. T.: viii
sen on reasonable term. .sll
fsame dwelling. containing rooms and
pantrE easy monthly paymen1A fzO1
s2.6O0-l2TH ST. Me-, BET. AND
E-fWo-stOry brick, containing rooms
AROn-S27 7TH ST. NE-corner Of
Morris 6-room modern home, on q
~ooj lot eomnleteIy fur: party leuyinc
CITY: sells less than cost. (20sI
s21ssseooE 81 NV; Ma NEAs s,s s5AT5 51aM1
stone: modern: Is rooms and e baths
S6.O0o-oNa BOTH ST. WEST WASH,
NEAR P.-3-story. roma ard cellar:
comfortabls brick residences u7G
aOO.-N AVE NEAR sfR ST
facing south, comfoYtab Bile 10 roorps and
bath; frane; in thorough condition. stable
in ar: room for 2 horses and wagons;
$500 cash: balance monthly T72i
>s32Pos asR sT N5An .,P,s sT sDa
dwelling OF roosRs: stable u rear: lot
81 .Soo-4THsT Sc, BET. MANDN =
Blk room frame On q good lot. .163,
SR. sT, NV. net. q ANpT.
-BrcE. 10 rooms: hath apd cellar: on q
S2.ooO-I2TH s.f. Ne. BET. AND
Q.-Coinfortable frame cottage: 8
rooms aud t0th: $500 cash. balance
monthly. lbOi
812.O00--ioTH 81. NEAR NV
..,. New nfick s,. end & stone: ,nodern nome: &
fac1ng west; pufN with Particular cdre fof
eomiorti II fnons ana oie naIa: eoe walef
N the nortn " West. "a seis 1h Sasy terms. ool
SL9 81. BEE AND y
eIs: NV M.-Haooefn Astoey pnck cWsl-
1ss =, h.as. r.p1 k,an..:s a. "a n. Nv, sn
10 condif,on. ter.,. 10 ew,t IA
ss. 80" ,,s.s 80
i91f8EE NE.MMoeteTn arm and bath.
.el.aStrn: n.c,fton: c,oa.rn se.ne In eyrrv
isxsn SIoII
,,,<.uru,r,u y,v -
SO..innaoaa ~ " N okr7on ,..a
. 1880 va ~ In1s
$lb Der nontn. u07t
83c9O0imsS dsnin siMw, - 5EL IL hANpsn stas.
,.. horscs and Eax,ms IN 80 a.sv
o.. ,or N0A'~> "'N FAAe'A' 'A S
AVE. NE:-3-stofy orick
containing pocns aho oatns can oe
bought on easy tesma. tS2i
S1.9OO-LiNDENS ST. Me- BET. 18TH
rooms: a. m. f.: terms ensy. ts4t
Sz7.6OO--coK. 18TH AND o NV
Large Zo-room of1ck. Mh1 odt1a
and all poocrn improvement eeraoe easy
~
87.6OQ-COHC0hA sT.NWE4sbofy
nfex noeso. ~ IoIn,s "a d1h u oSaa. an
m0dern impfosementss nea'eo " 1"l,ane a1s,
WILL seh on esiss 'e'" oo'
-sTH ST. SE.. BET ID AND E
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FOR SALE,
SUBURBAN LOTS.
OtrpeTS actual price ouo.sd

Fort Myer Heights, BrookTaud. LAUREL
BYightwood Park, Palisad des ortbe Potomac.
Forest Glen, Del Ray, Rockville, Benniny.
Heights, Takoma Park Tuxedo, Laugdon.
Lakeland, Ingieside. Morris Addition, Har'
low PARK, Somerset Heights, Highland
Heights. Wilen Heights, Columbia Park,
Garfiead Heights. Whitney Close. Ie Drois
Park. Roaslyn-
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Washington, Mount Vernon
: Alexandria Railway Co.

From Station. Thir,een-and-a-half street aud
Pennsylvania avenue.
For AIexandria-6:30 ., TO s. g. TO- le2rex
IL l2 o. m L23 3 i:i5, ~, 5:sa 6:l5 T. g. o. TO-
IL Z y, M. Sunday. first train, o a m, iass
rain 10 p. m.
ror Mt Vernon-10. IL. u a M, 1. . a LIS
p. IN. Dady-except sunday.
u l. ABBOT. GEO. II. PHILLIPS
General Manager Gen. Pass. Agent.
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FOR SALE.
rrrv rO~


p ST.. BET 17TH AND 18TH NV
Facing south; 24x95: to alley. (6ll
EAST CAPITOL 81. BET. 14TH AND
S0x9O to 80 foot alley. 1SOl
KsT. BET. 18TH AND14TH sTs.sE.-
l7x1 20. (61l
9Th ct. Sc. BET. n. AND u.
Aexl0n. l623
NE.-l9I96 to sl-foos alley. t66,
lZTH BT.. 8ET. @ AND Pa. AVE. 1E.-
1882; Ef.0t alisy. ls7l
2Ox1iO: aO-foof alley. l6s)
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wANTED-PosrAGE STAMPS

wANTED-Fof cash, all kinda of old
United sates postage aad department
stamps. Collections also bought. II. F.
DUNK no RST. OOa 7th a. NV. 1n2atf
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EDUCATIONAL.
WOODS COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE E

WOODS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE E
81 East Caf,Tto, street tone square
east of Library.
Twelfth year reoPenS Aonday, August
81. Office open from a N. to p. m.
All commercial branches thoroughly taught
by twelve experienced teachers. New
building just completed constructed cs
peciaiiy for school purposes. Well equipped
gymnasium with two Instructors. Thou
sands say IT is the most popular business
college in Washington. Moderate rates
and easy payments. Attendance last year
262- Individual, instruction free until Au-
gust 81. Call aud see Us, OF send Tor IL
iustrated catalogue If
BETHEL. Military Academy. vireipia,
Value. 100000; located fifty-six miles
from washington in northern Virginia;
prepares for advanced study and for bust
ness: charges extremely low: patronage
from twenty-five States. Address for II.
lust rated catalogue. col R. \. A'INTYRE.
Bethel Academy P. O.. Va je2S-26t-eoI
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FARMS.
0scners actual price exos'

OscnerS actual price ssoted
We have listed nanny desifaoae places
oear the city: large and small tracts: i'm.
REAL EsTAXE BUREAU.
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WANTED.
SUBURBAN HOMR

VIC have applicants for country homes to
rest cur the season o. l3nR bH NJ yeaY Ad.
1xeR fmped1ately. Times neo1 nEaer
uafeau, t0eh and Pa ave. ~.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
D,r,,e,-x, actual ,,x ics o,,o,sd
STORES WITH DWELLING.
O,r0rrs' dcfuaf ryire quoted

x1OO-l2I5 G ST. NV; 8 ROOMS AND
bath, yard to alley; in firstclass condi.
tion; Will rent store separate nom house IL
desired: key at this office. (333)
SAk-11O6 STH ST. SE.--Brick store
with IL rooms and oath. (l1Al
Sa4-172o PA. AVE. NW.-Brick store
With rooms. f135l
926-11I0 II ST. NE.-Brick store with
ruOInS- (263l
e26-H HICKMAN ST Sc BET. lST
AND I'd, AND F.-Bric., store with
9 rooms and bath. t24Ol
S9.6O-GoOD HOPE RoAD--Frams: 6
rooms. store and stable. t3l1j
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W AN TED-LOTS.

w ANTED- Private party wants a
building lot ia tt front. between l7th
and 20th, North Of N st: not over So font
The morning times., 1896-08-15
FOR SALE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
n~r.S -<y

$4,000 OH 18TH ST. NEAR
alley. 13S3,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-25

PAREERsBURG, W. Va, Sept. "a
The trial of Erb Easley, colored, which
has been cpnsum!ng several days time
In the criminal court, and which created
lots of interest. ended tonight by. the
Jury finding verdict OF guilty. lGasley
was indicted for II nurderous assault
upon Mrs. America, Roberts, one OF a
series Of h!dcons assaults, all made by n
negro upon ladies' and children in their
homes! IS \, D
The case against Easley was a
strong 6ne and his efforts to prove an
was first arrested there was strong talk
OF lynchipg and therefore the verdict
Is received with satisfaction. ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-25

The brokerage firm of William 3 E.
Hutton & Co., OF Cincinnati. has as
signed. Assets and liabilities unknown.
Harry NJ. Conway. OF Chicago, was
shot and instantly killed by his eight.
ecn-year-old wife, who then killed her.
self. Jealousy was the cause. ~! j
II. NJ. 5LaFolle,te. Formerly supcrln-
,tendent of instruction Of Indiana, Is
in jail in New York, charged with
fraud In selling bogus Conncrsville
Gas and Electric Light bonds. 4; (.
Senator Faulkner gives out a state
ments that Bryah supported the Popu-
list nominee for President in 1892 by the
advice of the Democratic National
committee In the effort TO defeat Har-i
rlson In Nebraska. Z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-25

NEW YORK, Sept. 2i.-The National
Democratic party held a state conyen-
tion In the Brooklyn Academy Of Mu-j
sic; tonight. Daniel G. Griffin, of Wa
tertown, was nominated for governor;
Frederick w. Hinrichs, Of Brooklyn,
for lieutenant-g and Spencer
Clinton, of Buftah, for associate JUS
tlce OF the court OF appeals. A full set
OF electors was named. Palmer and
Buckner, together with the Indianap-
oils platform, were endorsed and IN
address to the people was issued. tell-l
ing why the Chicago platform and
ticket could not be supported. K wns
in the main relteratlon Of the cardi-
nal declarations OF the Indianapolis
platform and closed with an appeal to
all voters to support the National Dem-
ocratic ticket, state and national. Gem
eral Palmer delivered a spirited speech
and evoked much enthusiasm.
The convention was not q large one,
but many OF the men formerly promi-
nent In Democratic conventions. were
present as delegates or onlookers. Hon.
Charles s. Fairchild, as chairman,call-
ed the meeting to order and presided.
He read telegram from Atlanta, Ca,
from Jefferson Randolph Anderson.
chairman of the Georgia gold conYen-
ton. extending sympathy and regards.
After the roll call, q resolution maxi
ing the name of the organization tbs
National Democratic party and author
iziDg the state committee to fill vacan-5
cles was passed without dissent. VIZ
Following this, resolutions urging the
| nomination of congressional and Judic-:
ial tickets In each district and provid-
ing for same were passed by acclama-
tion as were resolutions declining to
make assembly nominations. The plat
form and addresses were adopted un-t
animously and the nominations as
given were then made by acclamatlon
amid much enthusiasm and cheering.
General Palmer entered aboutS this
time and the delegates and audience,
arose and cheered Justify. When intro
duced General Palmer first appealed to-
his hearers to be firm In their dete-mi-i
nation to put principle above party, and
defeat both Mckinley and Bryan.
Mr.. Palmer recited some transactions
in which Illinois had figured as insist
Ing upon paying her debts In gold. and
said: s !
II am justified In saying that Illinois
presents great prosperity-and she Is
the third most prosperous state in the
Union-ls because she met her debts
fairly and honestly and with credit and
I believe the other great states in the
Union VIII follow her example in this
national matter this year.
Speaking Of Mr.. Bryan's endorsement
on three platforms. he said: 2.
THE. Popullsts like Bryan because he
Is Populist: the silver men like him
because he is a silver men, and the
Chicago platform makers like him be-
cause he Is everything to everybody
and an anarchist, IL you please" (Ap-3
plause and laughter.)
General Palmer then went into n
lengthy silver question. after which
the convention adjourned without any
formal resolutions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-25
BRYAN IN NEW ENGLAND.
Inrndes Connecticut and Is Greeted by
Curious Crowds.

SaEious NEONuS. ter..7. ..t..
( STAMFORD, Conn. Sept. ?4.-Mr.
Bryan's first stop in Connecticut was at
Stamford and there several hundred
people surrounded the car and cheered
time and again for the nominee. The
train stopped but a moment, but In that
time Mr.. Bryan had q chance to say a
few words. There were appropriate
Democratic banners carried by some of
h!n enthusiastic admirers. Mr.. Bryan
addressed the gathering briefly
SOUTH NoRWALK, Conn, Sept
24.-T1e crowd here was about the same
in size and enthusiasm as at Stanford
They called for Il speech from Mr.. Bry-
an, but he told them that he was trying
to save his voice and he thought that
they would agree with him that 1t need
ed saving.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Sept. o4.-The
most enthusiastic reception OF the day
was that accorded by the citizens Of this
place When the train rolled into the
station a number OF carriages were In
waiting. In these Mr.. Bryan and his
party were taken to Washington Park
In che heart OF the city, where Mr.. Bry-
an spoke TO n crowd of several thou
sand. The meeting was presided over
by Judge d. II. Lockwood, OF Bridge
port. After the speech, Mr.. Bryan was
driven to the Windsor hotel, where he
partook Of a light luncheon. At 1880 p.
m. the party left for New Haven.
HARTFORD, Conn. Sept. 24.-There
was, big crowd at the depot when the
train bearing the Bryan party pulled out
OF New Haven at o'clock. On board
were members of a reception committee
from Meriden. where n big meeting had
been arranged, but owing to misun-
derstanding It had to be cancelled at
the last moment.
There was large crowd at Meriden
when the train pulled into that station.
1t was expected that Mr.. Bryan would
stop there forty minutes and when at
the end otthree minutes the train moved
away there was a disappointed assem-
blage left behind.
The day was brought to a fitting close
with two big meetings in this city to-
night. both Of which were addressed by
Mr.. Bryan. Almost Immediately after
dinner the nominee was driven to Capi-
tol Park, situated on hill In the centre
of the city. On the summit stands the
magnificent state capitol building, and
In front OF this Mr.. Bryan spoke from a
stand. The park. which covers an area
of seven blocks, was dcnsely packed
with people and innumerable red lights
gave the scene brilliant aspect
Mr.. Bryan's speech was confined prin-
cipally to attacks on insurance COM
panies, claiming that the companies
were selfishly interested in advocating
the gold standard. He appealed to the
poor to vote against the rich, charging
that the latter never advocated re-
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NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. Sept. 24.-A
crowd OF the collegians, 500 or more
strong, gathered in the assemblage OF
10000 persons here. and when Mr..
Bryan arose and waved his hands for
quiet, the Yale men broke out into
their full college cheer, beginning with
the frog chorus "Aristophanes." follow
Ing with three long Yales, nine raps, a
Yale and Mckinley. Repeatedly did the
students break forth into this cheer
and 1t was impossible for the nominee
to speak. After quiet was restored Mr..
Bryan started to speak, but the stu
detns would not deslst. Whenever the
speaker made n point pleasing to the
crowd. the syppathlzers yelled, but the
Yale students rounded out the yell
with their long cheer. finishing with
Mckinley as climax. Mr.. Bryan final
ly refused 10 speak further. and the
vast crowd dispersed. 7aJ
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HEROIC DEEDS
Performed Mt the Bnrning OF Missouri
Military Institute. 81

Performed Mt the Burnins or aitsxour
Military Institute.
4 MENICO, NO.. Sept. 2i.-The Nilsson
ri military academy, situated about one
mile southwest OF Mexico, burned TO the
ground early this morning causing loss
of $4,000 to the building aud n heavy
loss In personal effects. Insurance s37,-
0OO Z s IA ).
One hundred students were In the
building when the fire broke out and,
while no lives were lost, many, of them
had narrow. escapes and received iniu-
rlcs more or less serious.
) Cadet Glopton. son OF the United
States district attorney al st. Louis. and
Cadet w. W. Austin, of Carrollton. Mo-,
proved themselves heroes and saved sew
eral lives, Captain Glasscock, military
instructor and Lieutenant Good, U. s.
a.. also did heroic resuce work :.
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Z PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. 24.-The
American Manufacturer Will say to.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. 24.-Thei
American Manufacturer Will say to-
morrow:
.The past week developed nothing par
ticularly new In the iron and steel trade.
Our reports show that the Indications OF
coming improvement continue, and at
various points trade Is better. In the
eastern market there is more pig iron be-
Ing sold. Southern pig IS marked up at
q higher figure. Chicago reports better
buying, as well as better feeling, and
more iron being sold for future deliv-
cry. At Cleveland and Cincinnati, pig
iron continues to strengthen. Prices for;
the balance of the year. are somewhat
higher, and holders refuse to sell any
thing into the next year at present
prices.
"The better condition OF affairs seems
to be confined altogether to the raw
Iron market, as finished products are as
dull as ever. In fact, some linas show
lower figures this week, notably plates
and sheets. Structural material Is so-3
Ing slowly at all points.
III Grey forge pig iron Is quoted at 50 so
40 %: No.1 foundry s11 75Gl2 90; Besse-i
mer Sl1 40G11f 10: muck bar SIS 50@19 90.
Best muck bar iron 81 2061 25; COM
mon iron 81 1901 Is; steel bars 81 05I1 10; 4
Bessemer blooms and billets $50 IS. '1iii .lii