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New-York tribune., 1896-05-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

25th-st. No 2io East: Anna Bellesheim to Caro-
Boulevard. $ e correr 7Gth-st 75xlO7.sx irregu-
lar leasehold: WILDER Mcbride. referee. to
Henry IS barnes ,.'''' -. !, :. -
27th-st. No "a to 2is West; Isaac B Brennan.
referee. to Leonard II Kerr. general GUARDIAN
etc, Of Walter Ashe ......,....'..
lJ-'h-st s. 100 II of Amsterdam-dVe. oox
G9.1i: Annie & Doyle to Michael Howe
10Th ave q 8. 99il II Of 1Glst-st. ~ lVxi"x
6l.4NGG.ll; Michael Howe to Annie G Doyle.
Spr g-st Nos 1870 and lil. and No 9S wooster
st; Jonas We'll ct al to B a Klein. ........'..
7Otn-st. No i36 East Carrie Thorn to Nathan
NredfSUliner
l33I-st. No 81 East; Jacob Hirsh and wife to
Eugene g Potter ............... ~.
Part of lot lis. map - Morrisrnia 52xl1SxJzxlSi'
Peter De Lacy TO Charles - Newton. .......:...
Part Of plots and I, map or LANDS at for,
Washington; william Smith to charles Z
Part Of plots and 4. map OF lands at Fort
Washington; Charles Gilbert and wife 10
JoSfinu5 SIltn -. -
Water-st 5 S. 10 Il OF Jackson ave. 20xio;
charles T. SOuthmayd 70 Johanna Reardon
Spring-st Nos l39 and H. and No ~ Wooster.
St Benedict Klein and wife % Jonas Wen
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quoted 25c elevator, BARLEYGGNatksi ar qges;
for feeding c RYE-Market dull at 4igiisc for
The quotations to-day the closing prices for the pre-
yous day closing prices for the corresponding das
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Gonntrn propertp % f<t
Sale Of Cease at Auttlon.
LtIFTH AVENUE. Near 12Jth Street

LtIFTH AVENUE. Near 125th Street -
Matter OF the Application ~ Charles ~ cttsnns " y
others for the making OF lease Of 2O0 Fifth Av..ss y
In pursuance OF decree duly made and en,s,"SI.t
the above entitled application bearing date April ~ T
l. the undersigned. the Referee therein named Vii -,
ton Rooms. Limited. 10 c5 Liberty Stree. INV N "
York city on the 9TH day 9f May 1899 a, twelve 0c
oneTs ono the premises IN saia y decree rec, mentioned
5ay,c,rr hIn deseribed as foows ~ and therein
Al that certain lot piece or parcel OF land. with d.
Twelfth ward Of the city OF New YORK bounded M y
scrbed follows: beginning az point on the esss<
foutherly from the formed by the intersscti
the easterly side of Fifth Avenue with the southery -
OF twenty fifth street running ih.
eas.erly parallel to -twenty-afh strs
and partly through the centre Of a party wall eirss
feet thence southerly parallel Fifth Avenue e,ss
feet thence westerly parallel 10 Observation-Disclosures
NTH street. and partly through the centre Of snrir
party wall eighty feet TO the eastery side of IN
Avenue and thence norherly along the easterly "a.
Fifth Avenue. eighteen feet. to the point place q II
The lease will be awarded 70 such bidder as shan a.,
the highest annual rental for sad premises in addi11
10 the payment Of all ari which M,
become lien upon said premises during the term 4
sad lease or any renswal ihsre0f Oh, The . term
the option OF the lessee for three successive per
tweaty-one years provided that the expiration Of ~
OF said periods OF twenty one years the annual rental
said premses for the next period of twenty-one yan
s cort o n the said decree such rental to Be for the
only and exclusive Of the value OF any building tul
erected The lessee is also 10 pay the costs oAs
expenses Of the above entitled Proceedings
FOR further Information 70 the further terms n
particulars Of the lease. apply 10 the undersigned
Dated New York, April llth. lsy6.
Il. ALLAN PADDOCK. ESQ.
SWAYNE & SWAYNE. Referee
Attorneys for Petitioners. 100 Broadwsy
100 Broadway New York CT
New York city.
The sale Of the lease the above described prenhs
hereby adjourned - Tuesday. May 18TH 1895 at u
time and place. "
Referee
Dated May 9th 1896
SWAYNE & SWAYNE.
Attorneys for Petitioners.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-08

Cash quotations were "a Flour quiet and
40 spring wheat, 5iae2's No red, ftac',;e r No Sor
lew aSSc. 30 iiaSsecd Sc prime unothy seed 50 80
nominal mess pork yer bt s'eopss lari per 100 ln n.
Sailed s6onIders hox- s. oasi 62ls short clear sides
re2 gAs sS " a T' es s. ~ rranaated 8 e2s
as - standard a." s. = Iinseed ovHS~' Raw @
marGi Was am i SSi@ Ssamrr frcs6 . S s4s
81 10 spring paieut. - Gogs3eo wAea. stesdy sanp"
3ii.c yellow ear. BIC. oats nImer; 40 mixed IL
S - Clear ness AMI family so75. Lard quiei steam
leaf kettle. s. 49, prime s'eam saies 81 ,,ast 10
i,se short clear B.. bellies 5'.c Dry salted meats
sho, sides. 4~c bellies. 4.c box meats worth .c
Batter active fancy tleln ~. ONO "nG nnd
sns snensnss1 snss%ey ,ei l2g 5i bni S' weak" ''
Miiwsukee MAY Wheat opened quiet bu, steady
c2'sc o2c to ''c and closed az 'isc cas-"
sal NS M} N}oInsTn rS * ,aSssS SH 80 Sorhern sample
SSIry "S~T g. S,ay 2 s1s' %o 81 c Rye c hser july
oe nominal 10 ns on .,aosS S,x 8 lass fr .arI % bran %
Mnnearols May One year ago ,o'sy th' as
nnrura,ci b. an upturn q. To lay very sm
the market started out of depression and al
cOc advanced to o'.c and closed at GiHgeiI, sep,em
Der opened co'.e and closed at Glkn6i'sc Cash
"1s %nSn' vas ssy aG fs & So ' NarGcrp % on spot" The price
Ynjer .;ssiari Mn a a, sa5a und~r 50 Northern
ON ,rack y, hsrd & a. q "a S,rnrp m 1p r,s and
81 i5n{2 - for bakers Production 1900 bbis: ship
meni- - i5G bhls Mlllstuns- Market dun Bran IN
sacks s7gs7 =. in bulk. s. a0nsG. shorts. s. "GS6'
miiings sIus1 -.
Iaiiadeipha Mey Flour trade slow. unsatisfactory.
buyers unwilling operate except IN small whN Tor
eeiuai Ml prices steadily held. but sunicient
nhand Offering lower rates - supply the
qufeIn'n,s . local ohhes Market strong under
speculation Ia all home grain centres. prices here
advanced ia7.. per bush'l Contract wheat, May and
June Gsi4Hdac. July rn. uGHsc. August Wu"N.c corn
Option market ruled nrm under m.fera'c oferngs. and
sympaiheficaly Win the rise IN wheat and prices al
vanced .G.c Icll i0ts quiet with ample offerings
at former rates. No mixed. May and June, @i7d31r.
July 3.a-Ma5.c. August. 3jA.n3Gi.c Oats Market for
opened steady but aftrrward bro~" &c rn+er
liberal offerings and light demand closing weak.
Futures duh without important change. No white. May
AMI June a,u2,.c July. @jsH 20. August. .4aI-.
Eggs quiet weak. Western nrsts. HisHioc gars-Re-
nn.d quiet unchanged Othcr articles unchanged
81 LOUIS. May Flour unchanged lran unchanged.
whsa, higher. May. 90 nominal July dirgdlHc pa;
August. oii4c september. 60 bid corn higher. May.
2G',c nd July. 27hc hd septcmlcr. 2N'se hli oats
higher May i7-Ac nominal. July. lstc bid Eggs slow
e.c. Butter dull. Creamery extra lGai7c; seconds l2a
@es: od. So, Iari.Irim steam 81 - cholse' oi
s-sc. sides 5c. Dry salt meats shoulders and
longs. 4i.c clear riha sc. clear sides +isc High
wines steady 81 o. Wool quiet unchanged Hagsing.
u. n %. ~ 4isc % n. &c Iron ties I2c. Twine.
o. Lead nrm sales. 10 chemical. 81 50. 10 do.
81 s2. Spc!ter firm: prime Western 81 90 sales. cars
| at 81 ,.i..
New-York tribune., 1896-05-08
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SlNAi'

FOR SEWER. WATER AND GAS CONNECTIONS n n
0'; THE PuBLIc BUILDING TO TB BE EEESSIuTES E,TESuE II
H2SS%Ar SHR W4HP Po OE OsEnlp4nS EEH
SEALED BIDS IDS OR ESTIMATES for the above S sVas g:
ndorsed with the above title also with ,ps me date Of prs
MN Ss, Be rfsS ss$ IS g fSaSs s4S s'
O'Clock NJ OF Tuesday. the 2th day n,cv o, opened
wscn tSs soe OF the the sinking
and real and the he was Si Sdde ee wiss adequate s
as practicable The pssTn phs BE- rau.a
70 whom the S sSnTsSt se msy %h 0e the saTetes s
or them md the contract within nse s, hat
ssTas: sSs sa!s Ss has SO ss
and suicency OF the surety onered ,aiire OR neea
Sy tS do ,ne he or they wiz be having
H. H., Sno Mor shall m b. readvertised and and 20 On
the be accepted and exeeurp OF Pub"
Works Works may ma SSeI Designate. MA and Ls
price mus, % be S,masss wrsssn Win II Ss be
informal wfich do contain bids rSr all viii not
:. 'stS 9.
sS nNns + f,SS a rsss, %
awarded to sso any esdissna ter:
or oSiisa,on ,. ssa@netsd 20 "s within
, en's noes To work has been given
Commissioner OF Public Works, 4. ONE THOUSAND
The amun, "f security reaa''1 :. ...,r,A
Form. and tYrns5 ~suSs Ss
FOR the work can be obtained al inc o"
troer No $50 Broadway.
WILLIAM L. STRoNo.
JOHN W. doFT FTs.,o,a.r; .,.ss.st
ASHBEL p FITCH OF The a
Comptroller: sinking Fune
ANSON q. MCOOK.
Chamberlain;
WILLIAM NJ X. OLCOTI.
Chairman OF Committee on F1nahc~ ]
Board OF Aldermen;
Now York April 9th iNse ,,...s.41d
New-York tribune., 1896-05-08

,,,ozu,an coffee is hner sale Of abou. 900 bags
BE No spf for no 10 s Mild coffee quiet, nrn
holding of ae in e1Galo s@o1o% Fl om a MaracaD sales
900 Dsss g6 ssyspf on R'@ig ,narrp was somewhat
.SSsr o-day on the Improvement in wheat, al
oqs sso Of AsIe mouth h spring aaG
Winter -four sale was Effected ,o.6ay Of 9D9ut $50
aieh,iy more interest shown in cry mills There Is
-le. at New York promulgated snort time ago by the
railroads @ o W kss o Including 90 Ibis winter patents s. 90
1900 sta.ghts 81 ogss co. goo 6os & Ara & Is Ss se
r a. so Sa Ss 5o nS: clears s. oQst 2o 2' nbl;
IBIS spring patents 81 5S9s4 o" &c 600 p5fs cesTs s. ,is zoo
co IBIS a; & Is. quoted Brandywine g. ~ sagsTsrs
io %: BAG NEALsteady sales 800 bags 9n9sa
Fine white s5qs7,e hs yellow s0gSc coarse ga co as
b. J7IaG2isc: lcob. oa7Ce rye feed e2qGc se9rIs q %
oil meal 3oa92lzc city feed c2'.go'c sales city 100
'0'; 'G;RASiN-wHEAT-The wheat market was strong ani
active today selling lbi up senc oerngs howeSer were
very small and reports began 70 come IN less Satisfactory
toward midday prices began TO work upward de'elopns
decided strength and activity s'e IN tne q@y e ss n5
portant The principal strength was based on NE news
aaE anase sne decided feeling Of SSe,y dspale from chi
s9n Ssg1 Sa1Iea S cenon reported yesterday 5 ana sa
would b on, Sionstv S woas eoassns
were said prevail and chnch bug adyiSes Were
a.HSrSs ,ss dslayea ss'i s:eSlns SsiS rS"s
Press that seed was never Put III ue
ground I'm condition as moisture con-
cenei ground would be seeded as there was
last year The Chicago. burlington and Quincy ci.p re-
rost gives the condition of its Iowa lines as uniformly
rood with acreage 81 iO5 NJ nsidefaton now
ever was given good reports all attention being
the unsatisfactory adN;ces whch 'Husee u
stampede the shorts. There were l3oOo bush OF No
Northern delivered May contract mere to-uay
These the FIRST deliveries OF the month oash wheat
was quiet 10000 ungraded spring sold on private
terms for export The quotation Of 10 RED Is oqo.e
over NAV o b anoat; No hard. @QiAc over May D
acont and No Northern. 2M2i.c over May aiioat
.CORN--The market for corn was stronger, partly
in sympathy with wheat. There was quite hrm tone tone
early and the strength continued IN ine afternoon
with light offerings market closing firm az t24sc
fair buyers on the rise Ihe c.pp
reports favorable for the planting OF the
bu, covering OF shorts and some buying dor ieSc
ton, together with sympathy IN the advance IN otner
cereals. the factors in the r,ss Sash & crn was as
quiet Sales included vUo bush 30 at
35c elevator 900 bush for export private ers ssr
yellow 35kc elevator; cars NO wnlte &c
elevator: ! rejected. 3ic elevator oATs-oats 9
were strong higher with the advance In wheat and
and ire reports regarding decreasing primary re.
ceips Offerings urgent. cash properly. ana
renewal OF speculative interest tells in the bet
ter feeling prevailing The close at +Q%c net rise
Crop reports good. Cash oats were nrm ana
slightly higher Sales 10000 bush including 10
hush No white 26c: o000o bush track white 23g2s;
md 10000 bush wae clipped private terms export no
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Proposals

COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING
~ FUND.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-08
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS TODAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS..

Iron. No foundry. Sl3 90 Nc asses, * prime. -
souhen. No soft II 30 lioss. dressed iOo-'O' a.
Steel rails ........ Lard, prime = y,
Lead .............. 3O5 Talow prime :, d 10
copper. lake ingo;.. 10 IS Pork. mess u ~
Wheat, No . red 49, Beef hams L. %
Corn No , mixed. 81. Beef. family .....'.. lVVS.
Oats. No = mixed. - Cotton. mi.ilins =
Mimi patent -four. 8 - Sugar. Sranulatea..'' -
Coffee. No spot. II
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fnrnisbeS Apartments DO Ee!.

NOR THE SUMMER--Paror. two bedrooms. bath
Il handsomely furnished ADDRESS NJ y ~. seviilia
Apartment Hotel. III West oSth-st.
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FUTURlTY STAKE TODAY.
great Event of the Year at Sleeps
head Bay.
oo>Nlr LOCALLY AND BY TELEGRAPH.
ornament WIN lie the Favori,e win
Hhodesia tho second Choice.
opini"ns on Result.

new YORK, August 1i.-Tomorrow will
re tae mimi ruturity run off and il
shoWld be an interesting rae. as the .
year olds thus far have been an uneven
."'' e"eh winning in turn and then beng
~" ny a poorer horse until the ark-
e'S nave been in des, air. not known &
""'' way to turn.
me entries. with the poss bltles Of a
'eW a"ditiehs at nhc lo.t, are i, follows.
C'lIdint4t' ZIG, Ogden IL. Scottish Chiaf-
un' 40, ran Muro los, DC ago.l, lqS
49,, mIs1 ,ntfnr, 100, Challenger. Ia. Rogcl-
ton. ilj. " '
~. There little doub, but that Ornament
" "a te tHc favrr'ite on his two sins and
u SCI ms Justified. as W!ngfoot IS not liz.
",e l"r ms race and he appears to be
~ pllIN =-Sehr-pld abb, 20 make II m run
rbo' e. ar mo-, hhodesia is The likely cond
~ iiot only on her former races,
nui oH her TRIAL race against rleot-at,s
" 4" my" shr won against time. she vili
n, 4, '4r services of 5 mms as lock y
Ike o,I nara lockeyfng necessary at
~. cili She Will surrey e.. H.
IN me Blemton string bon d.. ora Is a
"I HSI UpolWm and the fa',h of |
Vho * ne, w., VII be pianod TO oc agon
~. ~, a rt.uy good colt, rot having shown |
~ uIe rom. Challenger Ia A strorp |
~ auu on his last race he wa NnI1 T.
NJ VIII be Urged N07sr't
nt hrookfa"'s strings best horse *
3hNl an who did so Vel I'm Inc sSri, 10
"a np' Snow well IN his lat amman.
, -, az. ~ layton viii make lin 20. 4 If
MAtcuS' Days Scottish Ch.ft,.n d,1
"' run rs well as was exnn@,rd a. va
~ ms az outing. bat he mas a ,ecomd
,A' "lth Il hig refutan n ''''' '"e
IN ~ i mo- VIII 80 We'll AMI may as.
-, #
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COMMODORE ME.V1Ir.E
az says Nansen's Theory of the Poi
Ilrlfi L. L.n.-...-. - -. ~ = w

az says Nansen's Theory of tba f,o,,,
| hflft Is Groundoss
| washington. August li.-Without amos.
No"'"s inc accuracy Of the reports ma,
| Inv ny cane from Norway anuouur,n,
w '~'"'H OF the Arctic explorer Manson
" "irNS from his voyage ia the Foam.
Commodore Melville. eul4leei ia ri.,,f ~,
,He navy. VINO was a .n,nlArr - tU.. 49,
!dtel Jeanette parry, wnucn served 80 , ''',
s,e't,tA Tor Nhnacts attempt mn
s s>n,'i, io1e' hoids mat tne tosuAt u In.
I ,pitto' > Noydse a. row uuders loou n,,.
lam proves Nanscu's theory or .rns,I
Unit 10 be grOundIess. '''"'
N IN me opinion "a Commodore Melville.
-,o $3.50. iia9 only closely pardIleIed liz,
dl.I voyage OF iprtCnt ana, pa,.
~ the 1egetnuH ana has fUIlowaI ,r, ~,
r',t', ne Ieg"thon rounscd the norm
,t.nt OF NpVh Iembla with the inttn.
n,Iia 4, etsilig wv ncrth coast OF -
an, H.. 'et commuters got III tho Ic.
ana dfllled meth ana cast while M, mi
warSa , ttg@r q IN the early fall Ali,t.
drft"d VIM" MIN 'nr ream leg It's force thoy
w lHs,e Isldu1 one of "a small .foiIn sd,lt p''
Mala 81 Franz Josef md. Dlsius IN, Win.
foilo,.,,i,t. sup was crusheH ANA IN the
'."llt summer they cScapea IN tn..r
p' aus ana were picked up oil care ~,
l,in' H.!t Oh ING h"allands of Nova Zcin- /
,ut t>lA,en. Commodore Melville p9in,s
~ ms haG a similar cNpcrienc. ia
az mex rntcr the ice on the sid, a, 80
W. ''H, "iSii hom where hc was ~, lsod al T
~ re aus Z" rroNe that a current * ..',
mo- may u" relied upon 10 carry a "A -
'.ss m" roldr waters antbrIue n d,, , J.,
VI ne cast Sdo of Greenland A. a mai
ors pi ia ~, ng was las. hea.l from a..
~ 49, I''Hbi1, and he has iust ,lrirtaI
toward ana back again rms is u,
.H'l! ~ accord with the Judgment rats-d
W NHiF-nS theory hcfora h. ma ,
pnk his voyage. hv t'amniodurc Nin,
'oo mao cfoefully calculated tho nr,bs,ii',, {
<.v 4i',.,, .T ~ Eions. north OF the ,
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MIR RRYAN'S rLANs
He VIII Visit Friends o,r Co.,.
Writing His T.rttcr va" ~

lie WIZ Visit Friends cor co,..,
Writing HIS Letter DAYS
New York. August li-Mr pr
p'led himself this forenoon 10 d,snos,n,, y,
'hfee days accumulation OF corres,,n,,,,
ence, In the work he had thc ,ss,,.e ,I'''.
OF Mrs, Bryan '''''V'
nv ana Mrs Bryan will leave tomorrow,
"''ri'ng for lrvngton-on-the-Hu dsor
wnere they will remain until MONDAY nov,
as 'he guests of John Rrishen Wans.,,
e ,1in OF the Cosmopolitan. From l,>in,
whor" VIII proceed to Upper Rcd HOOK
NJ ~ my icy WI he entertained nv AIR ana
IT.. - {. Periine FOR about a. weeh AZ, 10
80 'lhr was formerly Mrs Br,-1n,s s,,,.si
pS.tsher For a week or two longer A.,
prSnn r., IN M probably rest, cxccpi Tor the
L. 'lHtutl"n OF ms letter OF acc.ntancn +,
a ehlectcd hat he viii spr,k nj I(ncf. ~
NusuSl - and al Erie. Pa Two JoY, ~ 49,,
emo among Mr. RrNan's callers tojsv ~.
car, ,rssstlah sulzor Of this city, National
Miss N"''"Soh OF NickshurE
There arrangements OF pryan,s r,ro,-
AZ ys,wNe as much In the han,is OF Mrs
,hrongh her ,rgins. MIR Sonau ,ho and
Hhrsluential candidate decided 10 w., ,,.i,'
Mem; Mr.. Walker is nm old frferd wv ~
spend ht tSs sn ana IT. had been Intended to
AIRS Bryan chaugsd tho plan. This mn, nm,H
me- w. candidate and his wife Viss,rd n |
aud were phoinrr.nbab
49,, 10 reporter Mr. BRYAN said tbs af
no, so much because / feel Will ,'.,.
nnys'eally Incapable Of keeping IN ,S or
WIN. as because | must preh,re nj, ~ ~
mi 81 acceptance asd TO do that rs.d
! nj Mr. walker is a frtend OF M M
'N We sh"h srend Sunday with him.
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MRS. ferrfnc is friend OF my wife am
ncr oid school teacher at The Jacksonvili,
| femaie academy We viii probably sta,
mere for week or ten days. Then
shall return to New York CITY.
posed7" 90 """ cup
That is matter We have not yet de.
az. ,an upon 1t has been only suggested no,
again here7" ~ ''4"
,t,,, can not answer that question at this
, ,u,ie, snail be governed entirely by the
,h nu.s 81 the campaign committed II
10y Icy aesire that | shall speak hero I
shah be pleased to do 1t. But [ repeet
''t ~, no decision has been made
wren you core back TO N.w York
"ma' y your future programme he?',
81 800. snali leave for the West, making NV
i III stop At Buffalo. whsre / will speaE
a. he ~, ! VIII go on further West. Docakinr
r wo ' ~ ana Cleveland Further than thai
cr T@n"i s,or s'emsrt Senator Jones. Gov
ar ar. Bryan Tor several hours. II "a IN
snean nat Mr. Bryan VIII not only moi
leak IN the New England g;airs hvt
mat ne VIII refrain from gong tbare "''
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RACING BOARD RI-IINos

louisville. Ky, Ausust 1.-THE Lca.,I,
OF American Whcclmya racing board hrlt
an important meeting tonight. lasting nm.
~ almost o'clock. At that hour a 4,ate.
mcni was given out by II. " po,,r,s
~ o LOUIS. memuvr or the .o4rd
=, NAs O. me cle, uh II a mo, ION IA rs,
housutr the Ttus and tlhlunc ,.t,rs hn1
'" Vn c"t'en' thtir "a b.,ns take, t,,
separately. Tn" Titus oMse Wa rrsFP
odh"n ny and tHe following r.,ol.tion
,, Aat IN View OF TITUS condnes II, t.,,.
cnr Natlonal assembly mNe.iug. In Ky
XIX hoafd deems II iDnNp.d rut tn con,
WV. wv, i'eotnmendai on OF the Nat.on, .s
10y mat the suspension hs rrdIic.d "a
adopted: ''' IullowinS was
nat the recommendation ar ,b.. y.
I''',1' assembly for mercy ne rNton'ls.i -,
~ - N1nann". the sentence of se,d a., ~
iS,4 - roIueed to expire Sep,erh,r
,s, DONG ore year from lat, o
), ,''oSse hoHec, a Tcxas amaton. r,..
hi, "n"u SOM exceptionally po.6 vi,
!, ~ IL, S"lr has been ,uspeliSi S rn,. g." Wo'k
ny ,,,,, thr charg" beins thu .,.,it '!s
meet at Dallas '''a az It cen;
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MIR. TAYLoR ORJrcrs

n'"n' August l5.-The Madrid c,rro
Sl'o1d. nj Of the STANDARD saws win .sr,,.
N 70 ihe memsandum recently nrt.
4 mp oy Spain with tha idea of pr..'.,.,
"s ~ 10 the powers: b''Sc"l-
la "ct On tht aaVlce OF the a,,b,e.,
~. ~, 'ne y. woes the Duke Of T@,n'n
n,'nIut,ea Mr Tayor, tho tinted Sia,s
hh.'stsr' TIE latter I'D not h.sl,a,. ~ :
~ ~ alspatch OF such a no.. lt ,o Sns
"nii',i i'H'dent Cleve Iau,js nro.,i,,,'n,fgi',y
%ts tpr an Observance cf the nsi i',i'' 10!
,fpslns desire to induce c5it 10y
or of the powers in fhi Nv.
rionsi, N.piulnacy would be calrul,,ad' ~"
'nit,S g. :. Affect the relations tef w. ~, -
so ', - states and Spain. MIR. T,",o, ,' .ne
him an mat the Duke of Totlian 80, "as
he vi, ~ assurance that the not" saT'
ns, IN " "mneil and that If the ii, ' IaC
wcmId iioote the American represcn,n" ede
hen ~ "9t ne Kept in the dark as he w
u, ~ Ld Is stated N official circles ,hs, .,
that no 30, eluan also assured MIR To H..
Non, ~ oitrnsa was intcrded against ~ ~ 1ur
f,isrd, iefNelhnh or the governmpnt - -
iicl, ',iS ulspos tions have been cftor nune
desired ~ 81 ze1 by Spain, hut that Sun ,,im,
70 cort, 10 sound the powers win Hpiit
Inc ehoies that might arts Wv |
F'N f'NHlfeNtial election II Oh |
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-15
NIX. CORMAN DECLINES.
Headquarters Will Be in Chicaoo
at Mr.. Bryan's Request.
COMMITTEES NOT YET SELECTED


New York, August Ex-senator Jonas
chairman Of tho democratic National com
mittee. left tonight for Washington with
out appointing either the executive com.
nisttec or tn. campaign committee Tn,
conferences during tho day have been
lengthy and evidently of Importance
senator German. Senator Jones, Mr.
Sewali. Governor Stone of Missouri an(.
Presidential Candidate Bryan have talked
ard talked during the day. but are evil
IDENTITY 10 nearer a solutlgn Of the nys.
teiy which is alleged tonight TO he Selia.
Tor GofmaLs terms foi managing the
eaInpalsn The story rubs that German
has said that he Will bead the campo gn
committee provided he has the exclusive
nlahhgemert OF affairs. or In other words
gam cohduct II on the lines he THINKS best
i ne shVeF men do not believe that such
power should be given TO German and
llhey are urging the name OF Governor
stone. IN addition tlere IS sad 10 he
We pan proposed to G.sclplue the gold
S'ate committeeman who have not at. |
tend'd tn6 Meeting Of the National com. |
nltteo Chairman Jtrcs ard ~ ator Cor. |
man urge nat some radical departure
surh as removals. he employed. while |
t t,on =, are OF the opinion that radical ae
1ate. Whnteyer the difficulty is 1t is
Tact ma The de adls In appointments Of the
. Hml,tees was not completed
Stihtar JONES auruuneed that he vyoul1
'ppNnt the committees Wednesday and
,"S set certain hours during the uasf i've
W. "HnSn ne would make lhe aauIuuut
neht. l'ostponemont has resulted each
i'hc ana MS departure tonight without
" a "s sctlon comes as a surprise
~. nii!dnlsht II was announocd thai Sen. d
ior ,'ofmnn had reft s.d +, accent The i
!!,,n 1ffntiship of The e mpayn l,Dmmit'Ce
ne national heDdGuaieers. Il Is nm. i,
Gnhced, VIII lie a. Chicago
! ne selection Of chicago is oui of da n
,feice to the Wishes of Mr. T!rv,,i ,ud
~. rorman declines the chairmlnship be- L
tlAe OF the selectinn 'F w.
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