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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-25

BUTCHER. no / meat cutter. desires
steady position. no Objection to country
town Address Butcher, this otlice i
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POSITION by iirst-class baker on
bread and cakes sober, steady; married
man, Address $3.50, this ottce q
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WANTEp-P Position as porter and around
the house: Wiling to do any kind OF
work Address gil2 this office. 2,
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WANTliD-For the winter In private
FAMILY; wages no object. care Of horses
and cows, Will try TO make myself use
!ul Address PISS, this Office n
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~eE.I... s'-"ASs~-
WANTED Woman 10 help in houscworR ;
J. Sa i DS'FS co Gorrs s Teaa"' N'''5 IS
LADIES TO canvass city; 20 per cent COM
f., mission, one sod Sls0 worth IN tnrce
| Gihhs buu1lhg, Franklin ard isnnin
streets. from TO II Al, IN.
WANTED "A good solicitor to drive wae-
ON and deliver eooda 10 city irod"i some
rutaer. Address G., this Office. eb
WHITE woman 90 do general homework.
washing and ironing for small fantly.
Apply at 2Aao Texas avonuc. -
| WANTED Two Young nrn To act ~
| news AGENTS must haye S2i cnsh secnr-
| hy. Apply Crescent News CO.. Csntral
i1XpTRiENCED cook Wanted, Apply li6i
| Capitol. y
WANTED A Iob aud news printer. Al
dress iiox IL, Nictorn TcxNs. ~
MANITOBA Respectable white woman 10
do cooking aud general housewprk Tor
family of two. Apply lNf tunnels ", ~
WANTED competent nan VINO can fu-
niah 500 hond horse nnd iHrn'ss, 10
good contract Arrly at l0ua i'riirin
avenue Tine singer Mfg. 90. ~
WANTED A hnrbcr TO go TO the country;
shop puyH S3j or so pei month, no bun
or sorapcr wanted, mus, ha sober M
derson, Grimes county. Tekas q
y75 no t5O month salary and expenses
80 sell ciRarn 10 dcnlofs. position porlna-
nent. experience unnecessary. arHcA
ana finest linei extra Inducements. w. j.,
Kline CO. ~. Louis. ~
AGENTS. Economy pns burner, raves ~
nor cont of gas, makes a large, bchulliuI
light. and gives $50 per cent plont 10
salesmcu General Agency Co, go Dear
born street ChicDgo. III. II
WANTED young mon ~ good mora!
character and steady habFE 10 learn
topography for positions on railrond Nd
dress l., &. Robinson. Supt.. Dallas, ToN
WANTED At once, nrst cnss cnndy
Grange. Texas. a
V'NNTED Live pouplo .n every LOCALITY
a. ,l2 weekly -aiary and expenses to take
ordora for chris mas goods permanent
employment II rig1t Manufacturer, 70.
box b30s. Boston. Mass, l. III
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PROFESSIONAL
,4-ET..-- Egg 49,
g. o COTTON & BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and hdiurters - Main street,
corner Franklin u
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Arizona, one democrat; New
0as democrat; Oklahoma, ono
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FINANCIAL.
1..Tsl1,.. .A@.N,l,a..-

f-s.i sI,e.> .S".lI,!sa,-r
WANTED To borrow $500 TO $500 on
tlip'i class mira ward houston property .
also y7h on scrpud wWl Houston prop
crty, ard <ibsi on improved Bra2us farm.
r. a. Gaut IliuH building. 20
MONEY TO LOAN on south Texas lands
or good approved property IN Houston,
no delay. H. IL. Wilscy, on Iiin1 buiid-
ing %
WI. HAVE a few thousand dollars TO lena
ON city krupertN. must bp revenue pro-
duoiug a Pan y % ~ Alsln u e
MUNI.i 70 ,ptn on shod Time, approved
sclufifN, cIlTtCi personal or real -
- Hutchinson. room 6. i0lpM Congress
4NtEut. q
MONEY TO LOAN FOR the erection Of
homes IN the city II houston only email
monthly payments, ,G0jD TO place Vt
once. South Texas Loan and Building
association. A. Is. Taylor. secretary,
Cotton Exchange building. Ut
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F'UK NENT--ppt rAhlN hOnos from 20
10 rooms each, in Third ward, at prices
rang fs from 81 rer month up in
Fourth ward from SO per month up.
In SECOND ward, from Si2 per month up;
in FIRST and Sixth wards, from SID per
month up. y. Al. Norfleet, Ilutchlus
House. II
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board AID Rooms Wanted.


wANrEp-By coupe wth small main Win with
large downstairs unturn.sheJ tJrsn pre-
fsrred. references exchanged. Aooresxs
c. H.. this ofnce
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y STATIONARY engineer wants situa-
ton; - "A machinst ana electrician; has
seventeen vars experience. rtlnhlo SCI.
ler ami wHl recommended. Address
!i5a. this ofnce q
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| WANTED TO BUY.
LUlly Nv. lAlL-

~t- L9llz.~ ~" 'ss&N-
WANTED Complete SECOND hand news
and job outht for weekly country news
PAPER material AMI machinery must be
In good condition ord chc'p, give tui
particulars complete inventory ami
uro1f OF faces, also iirst-ciass 1oh print
er Understandings cstnmiing giYe refer.
encos as 20 character ANA ahiity ANA
send sanples OF work stating loves
wae a. Felix probaNit. Fan Angelo,
Texas. 80
WE PAY The highest spot cash prlcea for
second hand fNrniturr stoves ana otter
household goods RCHion Furuitur" co.
S05 Pralri, avenue, \. Cramor aEcnt p
HIGHEST prioc paid for second hand gfu-
tlemen's clothing. drop me postt! and I
VIII call H. Captain j92 Miiam and i'ral.
lie. II
WANTED To buy freight elevator;
pi,tst H. ,hoau FOR en- an II you have one
can ar Groenhors Bros. Furniture store,
i05 Travis street, city. II
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FOR RENl-Fino epht-roDm rtsIdencr.
modern improvements. Texas avenue
and thenevtat street. also flvo-rcon
house Apply H. brown, 81 Chenevcrll ~
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WANTFp-A position as stoti0nIry en-
ginCcr, have good experience running
traction and portable eng mes. can giV.
good references. Jas. Huddirsto Angle
ft,sf
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FOR RENT Small cottage; also Comfort
abe furnished rooms two blocks OF Cap
mol hotel Apply COS san JacisNo, corner
Texas avenue ~
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SITUATION wanted by a iirsl-cIuss print.
ei, e.eht years experience, very hest
recommendations furnished, am a good
printer. songr steady young man, W.
Baker. lSg Cont street 2,
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FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-Onc Or two
plHlard tables, very cheap. Cr viii take
good horse ana phae on or one or
more Typewriter machines OF bicycles I'm
99Hfhange' n. NJ Norilset, Hutchlns
IluulF. II
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Ful rSn
! SPECIAL NoTlcEs.
>A-lQllA.u.- ..ss.kuGln...
GEn

II PR1,SNAIL, a we'll known stock
nIn OF san Anton q. has opened UP a
I'VE STOCK commission business at the
Houston stockyards, j. c. Saunders,
Formerly with h. Taylor viii he hi,
saicsman, market reports furnished free
liclted. 10
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tNR RENT - Two large south rooms,
Kitchen, pantry. han and hath cistcru
water ahG gts. Apply upstairs 6l0 Cruw-
ford eS
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FOR SALE CHEAP-l42j acres OF good
rnNiTie land, al under fence three miles
n TWO miles of Bay city w. j. Groom
hdftph, IcNas. 20
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WANTElD-~ Pos ton as dry goods or cloth
ing salesman by young mum, best city
reference. Address II. Ia, this Office ~
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WANTED By middle aged man work
around house ana carnage house wprk .
handy Win tools. sober, references small
salary. 9lic. this oince. u
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SITUATION wanted ~ yoiITg nan IL
drive delivery Wagon, Is not ARA. ol
hard work Address 1918, THIS oince. z
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nOTEf,- Practical steward or rcstauran M
manager wants position. Address MiS
tins oliice II
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SITUATION wanted by boy To- years Old
handy about store and wiling to make
himself gs5Urnlly useful AT anything
Adore - aJll. TINS office, ID
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FOR RENT.

FOR MISUNDERSTANDING two-story housa,
modern imnrpN ements, No lN2 nalla,,
avenue, occnrsiion given December /.
Inquire 5lS Main street.
NICELY furnished front rooms. si,5 and
Is per week. gas, hot and cold hath.
mo1orn conyCncncVs. -four blocks Capt
tol hotel laiS Texas avenue, ~
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IWI ACRES land on llarrshufr ghcIi road
TWO m-lts frontage, at $50 per acre, SPOT
cash purchaser must take all the land
Address 9432. this ofilco. "
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SAVE TIME and trouble by renting YOUR
house from boyle a Mccormick. rns,s
Main street Eli
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FOR RENT Store No ll0e Congress ave.
nue., opposite court house Apply q j.
KoShlcr N9 Congress aNeuuc II
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J-OP SALF-An assortment Of seconi-
and heIti-g. pulley, shefting, hang
ave pirinc etc Call at the bushes,
oface Of ne Post. -
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LAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANCE-
About $500 acres. well improved rancho
is miles from railway Price ai'en one 7,
LA ya,, catv property. Particulars OF T,
:. Skasgs Real Estate Co. BeeT!i!,e;;
Texas.
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WANTED TO RErT.

WANTED-Those having vacant houses
70 list them with Boyle Mccormick,
50sis Main street Ho
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For SALE.

FALL SEEDS. ALL NEW cRoP-wln:er
Turf Onts. Alfalfa. Clover. new Rye
Mediterranean Wheat. Barley. Turn.p
seed. crimson Glover garden and field
seeds Of every description. wholesale aal
retail Holloway seed Company. Dallas.
Texas.
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FOR RENT Floor space on second floor
of Post building. Apply to q. j. Pam.
or, business manager. II
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toR SALls-Iols meas t,rpancipation
grounds. from Sl25 TO jl15 per lot, on
easy monthly payments Wilson 4 IAN
nah, 9Q3 kiam building. n
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STDD AGE LARGEST AND REST
- oNNN warehouse In city for
storing Furniture and Merchandise Of
All kinds. rcten Il Co
FOR RENT Eight room house on Milan
street, near pease; all modern conveu-
ienccs hot and cold water, electric gss
lighting, closets. etc. CAL on Lewis <
Rosenberg, alS. go Main street. x
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WANTED 10 EXCHANGE iruit farm IN
TYLER and four room cottage aNu lo' ."
cant lots, close n. Address q. j Pa'mer
this office.
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f, BUSINESS CHHhct5.

MpNEf-.lf you want 70 learn how you
can make money in Wall street on in
Nertinents of $50 and upwards send for
NY plan of speculation, mailed free. H.
Mortimer Pine, Banker ana Broker, Il
and f6 Broadway New York
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FOR Shl.lt-Half interest in my wagon
and livery blsneEs. 70 young man
give long time ON balance. Address Jas
L. Davis. Colbert, !. r. u
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GERMAN wants work, good 8ecoud cook
walter, bartender, porler, city or couu
CEss. George. 40 >. Austin street, Edl
las =,
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FOK SATE-io o hoal OF l-voaT-oII eiooTa
also bcst livery stable IN best town IN
southwest Texas. Address w W. this
Off go. l21
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! TRADE OR EXCHANGE
- It...- '~i"'@"

TO TRADE-Nice stock OF staple anG
fancy groceries in good town, for land
IN ,ouih Texas; FOOD improved inter
es, bearing property in Dallas for south
Texas land. H. 3. Glut Binz bhld-
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WE WANT q young man " IN $500 cash
10 open a branch house In North ToXas
must have good business qualifications
and come we'll recommended. Address
Peter this office. 70
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BNFERY FOR SALE ON account Of bad
health. one OF the oldest bakeries in
lioust on. good trade established, will sell
cheap, this otter VIII remain opcn Tor q
few days only. VIM. kumpel. 1901 Wash
inCt0n street. 2s
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FOR SALE or trade for city property, u
acro- partly imu-ovtl Is acres well i'm
proygd. n $50 dairy. cattle ana y var -
lbs Of Thoroughbred poultry, about two
miles from city. ~ the owner. Adde'S
- ~ IlpN IN elf. 20
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MRS. NJ +. FULLER Win make nice
street dresses from now untt December
from 81 N up; also evening drcsSss at
reduced rates. Room 49, Binz builGlug.
b.
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NVTIl'E~Wh horeipforr to-wii. on
the llth day OF November 1896 at the
regular November term of the comu,s-
si9hers court OF Harris county, Texas.
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~. MONARY trouble forces me 10 sock a
change Of cllu.1to. | therefore Offer my
ha,f interest in well m1uugct business
PAYNE net moAthly dividends of per
cent on the price asked, $500 cash. Adj
dress b this cfHcc, p
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wANTED-To ira 10 gents light piano hoy
rad buggy. nearly new. for good h!gh
grade low phae on. must be In goog
Tonditfon III. ). II. Wilson. u
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PARIS elegant new masquerade co .tlinos
for rent, any kind costumes made to or
DIR; orders sgt all over Texas Madame
j. WostphalrE3 Nilsson Block. q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-01
T0day's Transactions.

The failure of London quotations to re-
spond to the improvement in local share
values yesterday, together with renewed
realizing orders, caused a fractionally low
er opening for most shares. The.conces-
sions generally were light, however, and
the market soon. displayed an improving
tendency under the lead OF Sugar, which
has recovered ! per cent. to 109, despite
further reductions in foreign grades OF
the product.
Opening prices for the leading stocks
were: Atchison IL; sugar los 3-s;Tobacco
sell; General Electric "a Is; Chicago
Gas SO "a; Burlington 81 l-S; Rock Island
So; st. Paul So; Northwest 80 5-s; Louis
vile 40; Western Union 77l2; Wheeling
a. Lake Erie 8; Manhattan so "a.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-01
The Indianapolis COnyen-
tiOn Will Be One, /.
Delegates Arriving From All
Sections of Union.
Efforts Are Being Made to Suppress
the Cleveland Boom.

INDIANAPOLIS, SEPT. 1.-Delegates TO
the democratic national convention came
il at lively rate last night, and this
morning from all quarters of the Union.
Before nightfall, three iourths OF them
are expscted 10 be present. The indica-
tions point to as large an attendance as
was an .icipated. The ho;e corridors
were comfortably well filled at an
early hour and the familiar bus
tie and buzz OF national political
gathering was noticeable. Much ent husi-
feeling among the delegates that the con-
vention will be success beyond snticipa-
tions. The bCo n for the nomination OF
MIR. Cleveland which was started last
night by Hugh Wallace of Was shin2ton
State 10 beiog discouraged by the Presi-
dents friends, who say he would not
accept. Comptroller of the Currency
this Cleveland sentiment, which is feared
may at any time develop and sweep
the convention. Mr.. Eckels has
taken q position in favor of Senator
Villas nomination. Mr.. Outhwaite OF
Ohio, one OF the delegates at large from
the Buckeye State, not only says he does
not think Mr.. Cleveland wants or would
accept the nomination, but that, in his
opinion. IT would be of no use to place
him at the head of the ticket. BY many
it is belie7ed that new cadidate will be
taken up, Outhwaite OF Ohio. Bynum OF
Indiana, or someone else.
Efforts are being made TO induce Sena-
tor Gray OF Delaware to reconsider his
fat-footed decision not to accept the
nomination.. but apparently with no sue
cess as yet: There is in some quarters
feeling of resentment against Senator
Gray, because as chairman OF the gold
Democratic conference at Chicago he did
not appoint the national committee
which he was empowered to name by the
conference. His critics say he hesitated
too long to be an available candidate in
crisis demanding bold and heroic ac-
finn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-01
BIG BICYCLE MEET.
An Accident Marred the Opening
Of Springfield Races.
Nat Buffers Collar Bone Broken-Resull
Of Days Contests.

SPRINorIELD.S Sept. .1.-All the first days
bicvcle races were run between 10 and II
o'clock and everything progressed beau
tiful ly until the last lap of the last heat
of the two mile professional handicap,
when there was a collision of some sort,
as yet unexpiained, and Nat Butler, L.
r. Newton and J. p. Bliss went down In
a heap.
Butler was the most seriously injured
and was carried to the dressing room
where 1t was found that his collarbope
was broken and he was otherwise
bruised. lie will not De BILE TO ride for
some time. His wheel was a complete
wreck. Bliss had his face scratched.
Berlo is held responsible for the acci-
dent.
The summary:
One Mile, amateur, local, first heat
First, ]. T. KelIeber; second, r. Lud-
wig third, G. NJ. Bly,; fourth, Joseph
Vinciilette. Time, 2:44 1-5.
Second heat First,T. j. Grady; Sec
ond, t. F.Elmer; third, W. Il. Ienseler; ;
fourth, T.. &. Fire. lime, 2:43
Professional, one-mie, 2:l0 class, first
heat First. H. ID. Hutchinson; second,
j. G. wettergren; third, Frank j. Henny;
fourth, o. l.. Stevens. lime for half
1:10 %.
Second heat-First, W. s. Reynolds; I;
second, w. Porter; third, &. j. Lewis; !;
fourth, +. B. Rigby. Time for half,
1:l1 AS.
Third hest--First, W. j. Helvert; Sec
ond. Carl Hatfield; third, A. L. Creeds;
fourth e. j. Fer o. Time 1:l3 Is.
Amateur half mile, first heat First,
Ray Dawson; second, Joe Harryson;
third, A. NJ. Curtis; fourth, W. NJ. Petit
grew. Time, :l2 2-5.
Second heat First, f. NJ. Blake; Sec
ond, J. j. Casey; third, AR. Freeman; !;
fourth, W. {. Rooney. Time. 1:l2 80.
Third heat--First, r. +. Ludwig; sec
ond. II. T.. Caldwell; third, +. A. Gay; I;
fourth. II. X. Bird. Time, e,1:12 1-5.
Professional one mile international
First heat. ". Nj. Randall; second. Il. G.
Bald; third, G. II. Newton; fourth,
Arthur Gardner. Time :O7 2-5.
Second hcst-First, Tom Cooper;
second, Tom Butler; third, L. A. Gala
ban; fourth, II. n Allen. Time 1:l2 2-5.
Third hcet--First, Otto Zeigler; secoud,
Owen Kimball; third, Ray Mcdonald; !;
fourth, w. G. sanger. Time 2:33 1-5.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-01
CHINA SENDS COAL.
Sample Cargo From Tonquin Arrives at
San Francisco.

AN FRANIsco. CAL, Sept. 1.-China
has thrown the gauntlet 10 the big coal
miners of the United States. The Amori-
can bark Colorado, which has just arrived
IN port. brought a mixed sample cargo OF
anthracite. and manu- featuring coal mined
in the Tonquin district. 1t was con-
signed to coal dealing firm in this city
which promises TO push the China fuel on
the coast market at prices greatly below
those which Pennsylvania and Weloh
Goals OF of the same character are now
bringing. Experts have pronounced the
ToDquin coal beds almost inexhaustiDle.
The Chinese article is in the market TO
stay, 1t is said, at least as long as the
present tariff conditions exist.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-01
ALL CUT AND DRIED.
Turkish Authorities Planned the Latest
Massacre of Armenians

Constantinople. Sept. 1.-The embas-
sizes are not illuminated today. the an
niversary OF the sultan accession to tie
The dragomans Of the embassy, while
they went 10 the Yildiz Koosk to convey
the good wishes Of the ambassadors,
were instructed to leave notes which,
although they congratulated the sui
tan upon the anniversary of his sue
cession to the throne. express deep re-
gret at the recent outrages.
There is no longer any doubt that The
Ulassacres were organized by the Turk
ish authorities, and Ii has been ascer-
tanned that orders were only given to
the bashibazcuks to cease mAssacrins
the Armenians after the bloody work
had been going on for 80 hours.
1t Is also a fact that hundreds Of Turks
were brought over from the Asiatic side
of the Bosporus in order to take part in
the massacres, and many Armenians
were put in boats. which were then taken
to sea. Their fate is unknown, but there
Is not the slightest doubt but that they
have been drowned.
Some time before Wednesday last,
when the rioting commenced, close OBJ
servers OF the situation noticed unmis-
taxable signs among the Turks of sup
pressed excitement, and, therefore. there
was not so much astonishment as there
would otherwise have o>en when the at
tack was made by the Armenians upon
the Ottoman bank.
Although il may be true that the at
tack upon the bank originated with the
Armenian revolutionary committee, 1t
is admitted on all sides that the mas
sacres which followed were not justified,
and that from 5000 to 1000 people lost
their lives i'm the streets Of this city or
In those OF the suburbs during the past
week.
Some idea Of the number of persons
massacred may be formed from the fact
that over 100 carts loaded with dead
bodies have been seen crossing the bridge
from Gaiata to Stamboul. and at some
places, ii is said. not d single male AR
menian was allowed to live, but the
women appear to have been respected.
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TALKED ABOUT.

A bay horse and Goddard buggy were
stolen from Clemence street yesterday
forenoon.
y. w. Babcock ives elected TO memher
. Up of the Board OF Trade at the meet
lng held at noon today.
The building that was entered near the
State prison last night is being fitted up
with burglar alarm system.
In the police court this morning James
Kimartln was fined g ana costs for
reyeling on Atwells avenue.
Deputy Chief OF Police Egan has re-
turned from his vacation and looks as II
he had returned from trip to Africs.
The Saxon mill ut OIneyvile Will be run
nInc In short time. William X. and
John q. Banipan. sons cf Joseph Ban
igan, will manufacture, rub.er goods
there.
George Bishon of 96 Laura street called
nt the Oakland street police station last
evening and reported that during the
absence cl the family some boys broke
into the house ana stole lot blueberry
PIES.
7 he State Armory commission met I'm
brigade headquarters ut l O'Clock this
aite noon arc concluded hua,ness relative
TO the new srmory 90 be erected on Grams
ton a'reet IN front OF tbs Dexter Train
ing Field.
William Knott " 2i Sheldon street re-
portea 10 Captain Magili last ever ing
ths. white te was plaving pool i'm Camp
rel q McGrath's SELDOM last evening
nsn stole MS Si5 sack coat aud left an
cid onp~
Mrs.. George Anthony O. this CITY. who
has b,en lGving st Fige'side during the
SIMMER. with her family. fsll while she
was woyinc ketl lc ~ boiling wster yes
tsrfaY sud shs ard her inf mt were both
heSiy scald-d. II IL feared hat the &C.
oidcnt nav prove 'e'ai.
M'iaria il et pscE1nt vc-v rr valsnt ON
CHf.C tlilI ana many rtsiderts of that
point OF the city sre for the first time suf
fering from this disagreeable complsint.
Nearly all OF TIE police officers who do
Patrol duty there have had more or less
severe attacks Of the disease.