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That all ma V have an adequate and correct
tlea of the Mccoy treatment, the wonderful
results OF which are attra ctiDg the at
,eDtion of the whole country, Doctors
Mccoy and Cowden have generously ar
ranged for n limited time to give to all
applicants on their first visit Trial Treat.
aeDt Free. This is purely for educational
purposes. In a few years this treatment
wifi be in general adoption by the pro-
,ession, and it is the desire of its discov-
srers that it be seen and noted by as many
,eople as possible in the offices of the
National Practice, which Doctor Mccoy has
instituted in Washington, at us 18th
It. NV. -S~V
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WANTED-BOARD.i

w ANTED-tientlc;na desires coed
poaru. must be In Sc. section OF the
city, between l2th and 9TH aud y ln,i
l. sts Sc SINGLE, this Office. au23
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished new
house; a. MI delightful neighborhood;
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 62S l st. NV. au2-3t
FOR RENT-123 Carroll st. se., cozy
Groom house; bath. heating range,
Sd st. Sc. au1- Stem
FOR RENT-S14 4th st. me-, Groom
house and bath; $3.50 per month.
Apply to j F. SEBOLD, Al Mass. ave NV.
jy31 -3t-em
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Royal Blue Line to Philadelphia.
Trains on time. Engines burn Coke.
Rock ballast. No smoke. No dust.
jy23,25, 27 90, -aug1 8. b,7.9
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DISEASE OF THE STOMACH.

This condition may result from sew
eral causes, but the usual cause is
ratarrh, tile mucus dropping down
INTO the throat and being swallowed.
rs there ma usea?''
Are you ctStive?'
'Is there vomiting?'
"Do you bcich up gas?"
"Have you waterbrashaa''
Are you light headed?'
"Is your tongue coated"
"Do you In wk and spit?'
''Is there pain after cating?'
"Are YOU nervous a nd weak
"Do you have sick headaches?'
"Do sou bluat up after eating?'
els there disgust for brea kfast?'
:Have youdiStress after eating?'
lis your threat filled with slime?'
"Do yuuat times have diarrho ea?'
"Is there rush of blood to the head?"
"Whcn yougetupsuddenlyar re you dizzy
'Whcn stona oh is empty doy on feelfaint?"
lis there constant sensation in the stom-
,ch?''
DO you feel as if you had lead in stom'
icli?''
"Do you beich up material that burns
broat?''
when stomach is fun do you feel op-
,resseu?'
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE Bryan.sewall Campaign Club viii
meet AZ Room Z, GcDton building, 1872
La. ave, MONDAYS, at = p. m. All
persons desiring the election OF the Demo:
cratic nominees are requested to attend
meetings and enroll as members.
1t c. +. STANFORD, Secretary.
PLASTEREBS ATTENTION : All
members or flasterers' L. A. 1914, h
OF L., are hereby notified to attend the
next regular meeting OF tile assembly, on
MONDAY EVENING, August 3, 1896.
business of Importance to all. au1 81
NOTICE-Having purchased the ''Fa-
nous sock and ali outstanding debts,
same must be paid at once to the NEW
70 RK CLOTHING HOUSE, 81 7tb
st. NV. Jy30-Gt
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TOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE Much under value-On
wide concrete St. new 2-story and cell
lar; rooms, bath, pantry and china closet;
cabinet mantels, electric bells. and ga S light
ing; nicely papered; sple ndid location; Sc
/ so. from Md ave. 1850 Emerson st. ne,
bet. E and +, 18th and 4th SITS. Inspection
invited; terms to suit purchasers. Apply
GEO. P. NEWTON, Owner, 1919 st. NV.
au1 .6t.em
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AuctionSales
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Auctioneers,
612 + Street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTY, NO. 2lS 41-2 ST. SW.
Under and by virtue of n deed OF trust.
dated DECEMBER IL 1895, and recorded in
liber 2073, folio 376, one OF the land rec
ords or the District or Columbia. the uo-
dersigned trustees. at the written request
OF the party secured thereby, will sell at
public auction, In front OF the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 4th day of August A. b.,
1896, at O'Clock p. m, alitbat piece or par
Gel or land sit ateu III I've cit y OF Washington,
District of Columbia, and described as fol
lows, to-wit; The north one-half CT orisi.
ma lot fourteen I ~ in square tive hundred
and thirt y four $40.
Terms OF salc-One-third Il 81 cash; bal-
ailce in one and two years; tbedeferred pay
ments TO De secured Dy the notes OF the pur-
chaser. with interest at the rate OF q per
cent per annum from the day OF sale, and
secured by deed OF trust upOnthe property
SOLD, or ali cash. at the opGiOn OF the per
chaser. A deposit OF two hundred t2O0J
dollars will be required at the time of sale.
and the terms OF sa lie must be complied with
Within ten Il o. days from the date OF sale.
otherwise the property will be resold at the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
COnveyancing, ETC.. tn be at purchasers
cost. JACKSON H. RALSTON,
FREDERICK L. SIDDONS,
jy24-dSd s,exS 1888 ST. NV
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FOR SALE-To the highest bidder at
sLaoics III Mc,,ratn x henneiiy, On
Thursday, August 6, 1896, that handsome
weli-Dreu colt, Star Boy. foaled April Il
<ls95, by Munocacy, record, PIT; by King
Wilkes, 2:21, dam by Prince OhOff, by
Messenger Duruc; warranted to be per-
fectly sound and kind, and free of all
biemisbes; will he at stable l day before
sale for inspection. au.-3-4
r. S. DONALDSON. Auctioneer, 942 E
ST. NV, Will OFFER at PUBLIC auction
in front OF premises THURSDAY, August
=, 1896, at $50 y. ~. the following de-
scribed property, situate IN the county OF
Washington, ID. C.. to wit: All that GER
tain piece or parcel OF lapS. with i'm
provements, No 53I 18th st. se.- being
the north west corner of 18th and G SITS.
Sc new press brick, eight rooms and
bath, on IA lot lSN6O. Terms OF sale: As
sumo trust of $1,000 at per cent pay
able in monthly notes OF S34, balance
One-half cash above the incurnDrance- Bal
ance To be paid in one year at per cent.
secured by deed OF trust on the property
a time OF sale. sale TO be closed i1 fifteen
days from day OF sale, otherwise the
property will be resold at the risk and
cost OF defaulting purchaser after five
day vs. advertising in The Washington Times
of Washington. ID. c. Conveyancing at the
cost OF purchaser.
Also on the same day and after the
sale of the above, upon the same COLI
ditions, viii offer at public auction bot
8, square 99i. being on 18th st. Sc,
between Pennsylvania ave- and q St. siz..
OF lot lSxS2, subject 10 trust of $500;
balance TO be announced day of sale.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A few more boarders can be accommo-
dated at EdgewoOd, situated on the
eastern slope of the Blue Ridge moUnta ms.
Va. AMI At
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Royal Blue Line Engines.

Burn coke. No smoke. No dust.
Prompt time. Excellent Dining Cara.
Jy23, 20 ,27 20 Aug1 s. b,7.e.
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PF RSOEAIA

MIME. Egyptian GYPSY.
eeventn daus Ger OF seventh generation,
can take off spellf and: cause to marry as
weilrasrtelh your last and future. Can De
seen by calling ae the tent. Take Ecking-
Jon and Soldiers Home cars. jy3O-7t-em
IT'S THE mechanic and laboring man
that We wish to tell about our first
class suits OF clothes tailor made), worn
some: note the pace and give us a call.
JusTH's OLD STAND, 619 st; NY:
NINE. THE0 medium and card
reader, can be consulted on business
and love affairs OF life; communications
Strictly confidential; German spoken; open
every day and Sundays; 25c. TO SOC; 920
H st.nw. 5y17 limo
LADIES needing confidential treat:
ment, q cure and safe relief In all
woman complaints and Irregularities: Sep
arate rooms for patients before and during
confinement, and find home for infants
II required. Strictly confidential. MRS.
DIR. RENNER, 16 4th It. me-. near ..
Cap. ST., Washington. ID. @. rfg
PROE.ELAY. great sin,gyoyant: tells on
your disposition, troubles, anxieties.
hopes, fearS. wishes, losses. business, love
or family affairs, can bring back husband,
last lOvers, sweet hearts or friends, ana
cause speedy tnafnages: fee, 80 cents:
10 to o. daily: $50 II street. between Four
and.a-halr aud Sixth streets southwest
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alss s.fe fEHr
w AN TED-LOTS

BUILDING lot Is IT. front. between 18th
and 10Th, North of N st: not over So foot
Address TINES REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
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ron HIRE.

FOR HIRE-New private carriage and
horse: CAREFUL driver furnished: terms
reasonable Address Box 395, City p. o.
AUST
FOR HIRE-To drummers and bus.
ness men. horse and buggy or Dayton,
S1.6O and So per day. Apply to the REX
STABLES, rear OF 81 8 E St. n W.: telephone
cell 100. Myl0-tf
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wANTED-POSTAG STAMPS.
wANTED-For cash. all kinds OF old
United States postage and departments
stamps. Collections also bought. H F.
DUNkHORST. l OOh 7th ST. NV. 1u23-tf
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NO FEE UNTIL CURED.
DR.. LEATHERMAN,

diseases. Hydroceie, Va:icoce.e and
h Structure, Cured. Consultation Free.
Every day. toll. to ); Tues. Thurs. and
F, q Sat, evenings. 10 :. BJ2 + ST. y. w,
CLOSED Srndavs.l
T. r. WA LKEN SONS. 2o4 9th sc.
NV, carpet lining. felt, fire brick and
clay, asf'est,s. paints, brushes -hines CO.
ment: two and three-piy rooriDg material
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FOR SALE-Tbat new press brick
house, b32 Sd ST. se.; 81 500; $500
cash and balance monthly; to white peo-
pie only. F. B. DANTE, owner, 406 10th
st. NV. aul-Ss
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WANTED-FURNISHED HOUSES
Furnished houses We have
many applications for furnished houses
in all locations Of the city. THE TIMES
REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
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Should lie read daily by all Interested
as changes may occur at any time.
ForeISn IIaiis Tor the week ending Au-
gust : close promptly al this office as
follows.
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FOR SALE-Three wheel scoops, $35.
Coal yard, 4tb and g SITS. me- jyS7 item
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FOR SALE-TweDty-five or thirty Use
frames for composing room; a number
of type cases. Address FRAMES, thP Of
flee mrl6u
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FOR SALE-Nw., grocery; sales $50
per day; cash; must sell; cause, other
bus mess; This ~ snap. Address u,
this office. jy29- 4tem
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FOR SALE-Gas and gasoline engines,
the best made and the cheapest. WILL
LAM C. CODD, 100 g. Caroline ST., Balti-
more iy2S-12t
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FOR SALE-2b stands and cases; min
ion and brewer news type in cases, and
IN good condition; also various other things
that are found N wei'equipped news
reasonable offer, refused. Call or address
Times office Pa. ave. and 1Othst ny26-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
r.raILy ASSAULTED BY ROBBERS.

v,orces,er Mass. Feb 22.-Thomas Devoy, a
wholesale produce dealer. OF NO. lSs Mechanc-s'''
,as ,,urderous.y assaulted and robbed In a freight
- -, tho Plackstone-st sdetrack early last even
,no and be Is now at the City Hospital. with no
ha,s of recovery He has several cuts on his head
1hera is a fracture OF the skull, ana from u me
Ihra.fS,,nrs reuoyed sixteen pieces or bone. beVoy
hoan engaged for several days In selling Pota-
~ .. from the car in which he was assaulted Ihere
80 "A a number of other potato cars on me same
VIZ VIZ, and several were In the vicinity up 10
sau,.hjTn' y short time of the hour when the CRIME
withHl - d -,dt,ed n which could not have been far
was ooo.ninck Devoy found lying on his back
In an unconscons condition r, Hs poGke
With blood Standing near the DOOR was !.
sor crowbar win sharp cnd wbS g were on 'ae
was ,oj luz sfains The sum of $50 was taken from
S Ss The fSe ia he ca and
lin Buss Bught mt TO be implicated Is entirely nnocent,
%ss Tas poce had not succeeded IN h1ns 'he crime
- any
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THE TRESHNEN FIRED THE CANNON
soPHOMoREs oUTwITTED AT WEsLEYAN-HiGH
inks ON TIE CAMPUS.

SOPHOMORES OTTWITTED AT WESLEfAN-HlGtl
JINKS ON THE CAMPUS.
Middletown Conn. Feb % tSpeciaD.-The hrst
severe combat that has taken place for five years
over the freshman cannon-hrinS on Washingtons
Rlrthday Eve at Wesleyan took place last night
The rule is that IL the freshmen fire Off the cannon
on the front campus before o'clock a. m they arc
privileged to carry canes on Wash.ngtons Birth
day. The freshmen being weak In NUMBERS re-
sorted to "A trick and detached the eight-pound can
Ion from It's carriage and hid II In the room or
Townsend, the stalwart guard. The freshman cass
came running on the campus at u o'clock. dragging
decoy cannoa and the sophomore class charged
on them leaving North College quiet. Then Iown-
send carried ont the cannon and shot 1t of just as
the sophomores who had perceived the ruse rushed
or him He grabbed It. staggered under the iodd 10
his room ana locked himself In just In time.
4 general fight then took pace. The sophonores
Nere kent busy for hour eJectnS the freshmen
from Tho corridor of North College. Ihey snasneu
four ,aree panes OF glass in the front doors. Inc
sophomores made off with the cannon cirriaSs ana
threw IL on the boat wharf. Here again Dig lown-
sond outwitted them Having followed them down
he jumped on the Ice ana urasseu ''e '"''i"ec ~
the college IN triumph. .,,o, ar,r, ,ho ,,ooo
eighteen t.mes during the night, the heavy concus.
sions breaking three panes OF glass In the girls
dormitory This morning at daylight the freshman
flag noated triumphantly over Sou,h Coiege.
large number OF black eyes and bound-up faces were
the campus To-Day
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STRTCK BY 4 BIG WAVE.
THE CAMPANIA'S PASSENGERS TELL OF
ROUGH EXPERIENCE.

According to the passengers OF the Cunarder Cam
pania, which got in yesterday from Liverpool, The
big liner met d remarkably big wave al $50 a. m. on
Wednesday last Neary all the passengers were in
bed at the time but the shock threw some OK them
out of their berths and almost caused a panic fiaH
clad men went 10 the officers OF the vessel ana
asked II there any danger They were assured
that there was none. First Engineer TCmllnson al-
mitted that the Campana had never met such a
powerful wave before. The wave struck the vessel
head on and washed her with tons OF water. spoon
drifts few entirely over her big tunnels, ana the
spray found ingress to the cabins through the Vent
lators and portfolios.
The uninitiated thought they had been hit by a
tidal wave. The ship stopped, trembling from Prov
to rudder her head sunk deep in the sea. ana her
twin screws raced hard until her nose pointed SKY
ward again. Then she jumped forward as they
found resistance in the water again.
The officers denied that the vessel had encounereI
any particularly heavy weather. but Howard JET
fIeys a passenger. said that Captain Walker de-
clared he had never encountered such big wave IN
his forty years experience on the sea.
The Campania did not show any evidence or nav
ing met such a rough experience. Her rails were a
ii:tle bent fcrward both the port and starboard
sides but a comparatively small wave coud do that
II IL struck her in the righ, way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23

OSCAR HAMMERSTE.N AND TWO OF HIS
MEN ARRESTED on COMPLAINT OF
FIRE DEPARTMENT INSPECTOR.

oscar Namm erstein. Of Olympia, never wants any
trouble but II anybody else is looking for trouble
he can sometimes find 1t by applying in person 10
Mr. Hammerstein. There little difficulty at
the OLYMPIA Theatre last evening, which AZ one
time seemed likely TO Involve the arrest OF the
whole staff OF the house. The arrests stopped al
three however. as 1t was generally agreed that
that number would be enough to make "A test caS-.
The question TO be tested by the courts according
10 Mr. Hammerstein's statement OF II. IS whether
he is the manager Of the Olympia Theatre. or
whether that temple OF art Is under the exclusive
direction Of the fire department
The fireman detached TO the theatre last night was
Frederick j. Rothenhauslcr OF Engine Company
No 81 The Fire Department inspector OF theatres
nan went to the theatre ana tet d.ssatished WIN
what ne saw. He thought that the aisIes Were
moi kept properly clear. He told ROihenhausier to
attend TO it. and Rothenhauser tod Henry Howard
inc chief usher, 10 Keep tae aisles open. MI Ham
merstcn tod Howard to keep on win ms Wor,
keep the aisles entirely open just AT that time he
cause the people were coming IN NOR, more rapidy th3n
the ushers could seat them ana those VINO weIe N
the aises were merely standing thcre t the usheGs
could get time to find their seats for them.
Bnt This did not satisfy Kenehan and he ordered
tho arrest of Mr.. Hammersein and Of Howard.
They we're taken to the Forty-seventh-st station
and Mr. iIammerstein's son Henry went with them
ara ara ba,ed them out. Kenehan ard Rothenhauslcr.
then went back to the theatre. but AR Hammer
stein had sent an order IN advanGe 1hha kenehaa
he arrest Of Benjamin f. Gicquel. the doorkccpcr.
lie was taken to the station In his turn and Henry
iiormerstein bailed him out also. Mr. Hammer
.in NJ crst expressed the determination not TO let
Kenehan into the house again under any circum.
,it ony in the repeated arrests of doorkeepers
For The rest OF the evening he decided 10 let his
attitude be indicated by the stahn ne had already
INTO the theatre. as he did. and he then came out
nns,n na,o in a dignifed manner.
Thus each side rests i's case uh IL comes up IN
,.oliCa
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RUSSIANS ON THE COREAN FRONTIER.

FIVE THOUSAND TROOPS READY TO MARCH
NAVAL. PREPARATIONS BEING PUSHED
London. Feb ga Shanghai dispatch to a
news agency published here says that o'ooo
Russian troops are gathering on the Corean
frontier and that naval preparations on the part
Of the Russian Government continue. number
~ steamers having been chartered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23

SPEECHES pY WELL, KNOWN SENAl'H'
AND MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE
Washington. FEB. 22-The fortieth ann ~
Of the birth Of the National Republican party We
celebrated tonight by the Union Repuohcah O'''
at the Centre Market Hall
Prominent speakers served 20 draw n cIo""
house. ard there much enthusiasm over 'o','o
of the oratory. The first National Convention III ','
history OF the party held in Pttsburs Oh ''
ruary 90 1856 and arrangements for TINS 'o"''
tion were made in Washington. 1t was decideu '''''
the National Capital was an especially appfoP'ia
place for holding an anniversary celebration.
Thomas J. LASER president OF the Union hepu"
lcan club, called the meeting 10 order. ana AT ''
invitation a. NJ. Clapp. one Of the few surV''"s
members of the Plttsburg Convention. presided o''
the exercises Addresses were delivered by Senato'
]. Hawley. of Connecticut: s. NJ. Cullom Oh lii'-
nois. and G.. c. Perkins. of California. ana heP'o
sentatives c. A. Boutelle Of Maine X. g. cousins'
OF Iowa: c. y. Brum. of Pennsylvania: J: - % S%nsI
man. of New-York and c. a. Towne. OF Mlnnesot,a,
Prayer was offered by the Rev. {. II. corey anu
band played patriotic music.
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A CLEVER FORGER ~ PARIS.
HE SIGNS THE NAME OF TIFFANY'S PARIS CON
FiDENTIAL CLERK. AND VICTIMlzES
MORGAN HARJEs 4 co OUT OF
pENDENCE or ENGLAND.
s.. 900 FRANCS

y.
Paris Feb. 22-The American banking firm OF
Morgan, Harjes & Co has ben swinded ont of
considerable sum by n man giving the name of
Nandorff who forged the signature OF Tifany's
Paris confidential. clerk.
NandorH privately engaged youth. to whom he
posed as Tlfany's clerk and sent the youth to the
banking house OF Messrs Morgan & Harjes on two
successive days with forged checks for 1900 francs
and $500 francs respectively. He Instructed the
youth to deliver the money 20 him at Tinanys
Tho youth. obtained the money and met Nandorn
descending the staircase OF the Tiffany establish
ment on each occasion Nandorff has disappeared
and there is not the slightest cew as to his where
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
GLASS FACTORIES RESTME WORK.

Plttsburg. Feb 22.-TNe shutdown OF the Pitts
burg and Indiana glass combine ended to-day, and
work was resumed at all their factories, giving
emnloyment to several thousand workmen. The
period of ldleness extended over six weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23

EOW PRESIDENT KRU EGER CHARA'IEh-
lZEs THE REPORT THAT THE 6oERS
WOULD DECLARE THEIR INDE-
pENDENCE OF ENGLAND.
London. Feb GA Pretoria dispatch to a
news agency here contains an Interview with
President Kriger OF the Transvaal Republic, in
which he denounccs "malignant faiseho)d
the dispatch from P!e;ermarltzburg to "rhe
Natal Times" saying that the South African Re-
p,bllc would on February -. the occasion Of the
fifteenth anniversary of the Beers triumph over
the British forces Under General Coley, at Ma
iuba Hill proclaim its independence.
President .ruger. the dispatch says further
adds that il was his firm belief that the dispatch
t. The Times was circulated for the purpose
of creating bad feeling. and asserts that the
Transvaal was never queter than a present
President Kriger. according to the dispatch.
expressed himself as much gra;ified at the re-
CENT o; the message from the Queen expressing
sympathy for the victims OF the dynamite eX-
posicn at Niedendorp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
RrJFiDED BY Az ELECTRIC CAR.

Pittsburg Feb. 22-Charles Wahi conductor
for the Citizens Traction Company, was beheaded
bv an electric car I'm front OF his home I'm Sharps
burg this Afternoon. lie had just left his to
cross the street when q car gong IN the opposite
direction struck him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
DIR. JAMESONS HOMECOMING
GREAT PAINS WILL BE TAKEN TO PRE-.
VENT A TRIUMPHAL ENTRY.

ONLY A MODERATE INTEREST SHOWN IN "THu
TIMES" JOINT COMMISSION PLAN-MoNEY Is
CHEAP ~ LONDON N BOURGEOIS
SCORES A Po.NT-sTATE SOCIALISM
AND CONsERvATIsM-MR. Hor-
MAN HUNT AND THE
HEBREWS - THE Az
THORS' SOCIETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23

A PALATIAL TRAIN TO FLORIDA.
.ovcs New-York daily 3:20 p m. florida Short Line
Le,,sd to st Augustine & Tampa via Southern
Baiiway and i. C. p: Dining. Library Observa-
ton Compartment Sleeping cars III q SSS way
-(Advt
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SUICIDE OF NJ. d. HARTER.
THE EX-CONGREssMAN SHOOTS HIMSELF
AT FOSTORIA, OHIO.
tnY rrLEGRArH TO THE TEIruNE.l

CAUSES THAT LED TO HIS SELF DESTRUCTION
NOT KNOwN-Hrs CAREER N CONGRESS-.