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DOG THAT is A DEAF MUTE
Cook in a Harlem Asylum Is the
Discovefer.
New York Press.

New Ork PfesS.
I've Just had a queer experience said
the Cheerful Liar.
Told the truth?" remarked the young
cynic.
The Cheerful Liar paid no attention to
him, but went on: I've Just had queer
experience. Dog story. Most remarkable
dog, little fellow with an abbreviated tail,
snub nose, most remarkable development
of his front paws. l think he must have
been a pug and think he probably came
from Denmark.
Cute little fellow. Belongs TO the deaf
and dumb ASYLUM up in Harlem. Smart
little doggie, he's learned the deaf and
dumb language. He's dear and dumb you
know He wandered into the Institution
one cold winters night when he wasn't
very old, and his misfortune was discovered
By the cook of the place, who talked the
sign language with an Irish accent.
The cook threw q mop at doggie. Dog
gle looked al her reproachfully and stood
up on his hind legs and put his right paw
TO his heart, which meant that he was sur
prised and deeply panied. The doggielooked
SO hungry and worn out that the cook took
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FOR nEST-RooMs.

pity on him and gave him something TO eat.
Naturally. she expected doggie TO wag his
tail, but you know deaf and dumb dogs can't
wag their tails.
Instead of that. doggie stood up on his
his hind legs. patted hislittle tummy with one
paw and nodded his head up and own an
smiled. Then the cook told him TO get out
for there was something uncanny about
him and she didn't want him around. But
doggie put one of his paws TO his ears and
shook his head. That settled the cook. She
called the superintendent of the place and
all the teachers. Doggie was declared deaf
ana dumb, and an inmate of the institution.
Been there ever since.
HE soon learned all the sign languag ge
and can now talk with any person in the
place. saw him today and had quite a
long talk with him.
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In Effect January 6, 1890
1880 A. nj. PENNs YLyANIA LIN
ITED--fallnan Sleeping, Diniug, Smok-
ing and Observation Cars, Harrisburg
10 Chicago. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st.
Louis, Cleveland. and Toledo. Buffet
Par!or Car to Harrisburg.
1880 a. Nj, FAST LINE.-Puliman
Buffet ParioT Car 10 Harrisburg. Parlor
and Dining Cars, Harrisburg to Pittsburg.
$40 p. Nj. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
EXP Buffet P&=tor Car
TO Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining Cars
Harrisburg TO St. Louis Cincinnati Louis
willie and Chicago.
ITO p. nj. WESTERN EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car to Chicago and
Harrisburg to Cleveland. Dining car TO
Chicago.
PKEss-PuiIInan Sleeping and Dining
Cars to st. Louis, and Sleeping Cur,
Harrisburg to Cincinnati.
fanan F Sleeping M aG5Fq Car to Ptts6uPF E2PREsS
T.6O A. NJ. Tor Kane, Canandaigua
Rohcester ana Niagara Falls, daily. ex-
cept Sunday.
1880 A. M. for EImira and Renova,
daily, except Sunday. For Willanlsport.
daily, $40 p. M.
TO p. M. for Milliamsport, Rochester
Buffalo and Niagara Falls. daily except
Saturday. with Sleeping Car Washin gton
TO Suspension Bridge, via Buffalo
1910 p. M. for Erie: CanaRdaigua.
Rochester. Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
daily. Sleeping car Washington to EInira.
For Philadelphia, New YoPk and the
East
A.oo p. MI. CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
ITED."-Dahy, all Parlor Cars, with
Dining Car from , Ba5tinoFe 5d Ho: RegalaE at
ing Carr, 1905 tDining Carr and and ii Zoo 90
dining Car from wilmington A. NJ.
12:45, 3:15, 422o, 6: 40, 1000 and 1885
?; NJ On On SUNDAY LOS Dining Carr,
Dining car from Wilmington M, 12:15.
3:15. APO, $40, 1000 and II:35 p. NJ
For Philadelphia only. Fast Express, 80
days. h a a:ei efAd and $40 F. NJ daily. o VICE For
Boston without change. Z so A, N. week
1000, 1905. so, II 90 and IL 80 a
NJ, 1915, i2a4o, 2;o1 S,15, $40. a. 90
Pm. On Sunday 90. Z; 20, 900. s.05,
2.O1, 3.15, $40, 4 90 LimiSeah 4.2O.
For Pope's Greek Line, 7.2O a. m. and 4. SO
p. IN. daily, except Sunday. .-..
For Annapolis, 7.20, 600 a. m, 1915 and
4.20 p. m. daily, except Sunday Sun
days, 900 a. m. and 20 p: m.
Atlantic Coast. Line. FLORIDA speciar'
D. m. week days. Express for Richmond,
points on Atlantic Coast Line, 4.30 a. 10 :,
3:46 p. M, daily Richmond and Atlanta,
O. Az D. ib.s 1O-O7
a. m. week days
Accommodation for Quantico. 7.45 a. m,
daily, and 4:25 p. m. week days
s.45, 1857, 11.50 a. M, 1880, 1. 40
3.2o. 4.25, 500, 5.37. 6.l5, seq. 1O.IO,
and 11.39 p. IN. On Sunday at 4 80, z As,
9.45 a. M, 2.4o, o.l5. o.o2, and 1910
ID. m.
| Leave Alexandria for Washington, sos,
| 6.43, T-05, 500, 9.1O, l0.15, 1o.2S a. m.
100, 2.15. 300. 3.2sS. 500, $50: 6.I3.
700, 7.2o, 9.1O, 1852, and II .OS D. m.
On Sunday at 6.43. $40, 10.2S a. M.
| 2.15, $50. 100, T.20, 9-1O and lO.5a
d. n.
| Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and G
| streets and at the station, Sixth and {
/ streets, where orders can be left for the
| checking of baggage TO destination from
| hotels and residences
| I'M. PROVOST, J. R. WOOD.
Gen Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent
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COLLECTION OF BRAINS.
Progress Made at Cornell Universit
in Rrnnch of Study.

Progress Made at Cornell University
in a Branch of Study.
A second circular has been issued by DIR.
Wilder of Cornell University, who is presi-
dent of what is called 1.-The Cornell Brain
Association 1t seeks 10 induce educated
and eminent persons TO bequeath at death
their brains for scientific examination and
the benefit of mankind.
A blank form of bequest, aud circular
fully explaining the beneficent objects of
the association. have been sent TO hun
dreds of men and women acknowledged
leaders in the literary, artistic and scien,
tfic world. The association has up to date
eight brains, and has the promise OF twen-
ty-five more, which are at present in use
by their owners. 1t is said that contri-
buttons OF brains viii he made by Mrs.
McGee, daughter of Simon Newcomb. the
astronomer, and Thomas K. Beecher of
Elmira. in addition to the members OF the
association.
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Auction Sales
THOMAS DOWNING Il CO., Auctioneers.
Gle L st. n. w.

THOMAS DOWNING & CO., Auctioneers.
Gle L st. n. w.
TRUSTEES SALE OF YALuABLE
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT. ON LUD-
LOW AVENUE, WHITNEY CLOSE.
BY virtue Of a eeed OF trust dated June
10, 1885. and recorded June 26. S9H, In
Liber 2034, folio 46, of the District OF
Columbia Land Records, default having oc,
CURED hereunder. the undersigned will
offer at public sale on TUESDAY. MARCH
the Sd, "A. D., sec, at o clock p. M, In
front = the premises lot 3, in block 9, of
the subdivision known as Whitney Close.
said lot fronting 81 ~ feet on Ludlow
avenue, with a depth of 200 feet.
Terms OF salc-one-third cash. one-third
in one year and one-third in two years. or
all cash at purchasers option, deferred
payments to be secured by deed OF trust
upon premises sold, and 10 bear interest
at the rate of 6 Ter cent per annun from
the day OF sale, payable senli-annually.
deposit OF $500 Will he required at the
time OF sale. Terms of sale to be COM
piled with in ten days or premises will be
resold at the risk and cost OF defaulting
purchaser
JACKSON H.. RALSToN. Trustee.
1888 st. NV.
FREDERICK L. SIDDONS, Trustee,
fel9-12teXS 1888 ST. NV.
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LOST.
- %
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Geod Investment: two
frame HOUSES, 537-539 4th Il. Sc, deep
lot, with alley in the fear; rented 10 ex-
and 4th ne, inlprov9ib Ismali frame house.
Terms easy. Apply OWNER, 2l4 y: Cap
itoi st. fe23-3t
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FOR sALE-sURuRBAN.
wANTED-PosrAeB STAMPS.

DEPA Stamps. all kinda
and any quantity. bought and highess
cash prices given z + DUNkHoRSE.
1908 7th st- DW. de22-9 i.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WA ASHINGTON. ID. c. Feb. Il :,
1896. 631 Pa ave- nw.-A meeting
of the stockholders or the Capital Railway
Company will be held at A. f. RaDdle's
office 63l Pa. ave. NV, on THURSDAY.
Feb. %, 1896. at IL O'Clock noon, for the
purpose of eiectinc board of directors.
ARTHUR L. RANDLE,
fc2l-5t AUGUSTUS BJ RGDORF.
THE annual meeting OF The stockholders
OF the Cross Manufacturing Company
viii be held at 1877 King ST.. Alexandria
Va. MONDAY AFTERNOON MARCH .
$50, at ) p- IN, for election OF board of
directors ana the transaction OF such busi-
ness as may lawfully come before it. JOS.
Is. FORKER. Sec
February Is. 1896. fe1S-I4t
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

A GOOD TMENT-DeSi
ing TO leave the cny, / VIII sell my 3
alley hUIses, situated between Mass. ave
ana and I'd and Sd sts- NV. for the sum
total of 81 $50. spot cash: they bring a
total rental or S11 per Tlonih,s ,sand are al
ways under rental; perfect Title, with alb
stract from title association free; which
viii be brought down to date. II R.
KILLER. with Julius Lansburgh'S Carpet
and Furniture Co. feb23-7t
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FoR nENf-HousEs.
TOR Rem
I, Scott ayny. CIR

ls34 Mass ava NV, Scott av NV, Or,
IN j. l6r.-.--... si0i 04, (stablel ----. 10 80
lIbl 81 NV, mi, 60l Lincoln NV, or IL ~
l3r -.-.----..---- g. so s29 Oak ST, nv. mi.
Sl9C st NV, mi I5r VI IL 7r..-...--.- -..-- - 30
llS 'th st,nw, 81 1876 Superior nw,
d awl, l5r.--.-- &C uD Sr.-.--..--.------ - 81
ltoe lstnw- m l. i2r 80 IS 1919 sw, ST. u ~
oU4 NV mi. tIg... 45 q I5ss 3d.nw, 4rs..-. - %
SU30G st NV, IN 1, 5la-30 Mclean ave
l-r.........-.-.. 30 90 sg 6r.......--.. y 50
6l5 Fla ay NV, mi selS iIth nv, 5r Il 20
IUr AZ 80 25O6 9TH NV, Or 49, IL W
142s 39d st NV, mi s2s Psrnesoy 81
iOr. r.....--..-. % 30 NV, Jr----------- y W
40 Aiass aT NV 4 Scotr sx NV
mi. sr.......-.. 40 so stable, sr. 1a 90
oIo ST sS mi. Or IS JUf3S L st Sc, 5r.,-- 10 50
l5iU Columbia ST 4I6la i1th sw 5r. 10 80
nv, mi. or...- 3 :af4D9 ]. ST sc, 5r..... 10 80
leO st NV, mir IS % 81 L Il Sc, Or. 20 50
23l I'd 81 NV, mi, 81 / ST. Sc 4r.... 10 %
hr-.-.-....---... p 20 Hartford ST, so.
lo2o 4th ST NV, N BrookIanc, Or. 10 90
1tf..----.----- NJ 50 1863 18th 81 ne. 6r-. 10 OU
500 lst Sc. mi ?r. 20 5054 10Th 81 sw, 4r-. 10 o.
DO Ia ay nv mi. ar 20 4sl5 ~ NV I'D Il, ,r. 10 Ol
l4Ss 4 aw mi, br. 20 81 as 4sa nw.4th II sr 10 u
lllb u me- mi.6r.. Is "a sos NV, 5tf5 IL. Sr 10 "
SI5 iifh sw,nli, Sr. is 30 iI73. Hayes Court
2s5 ne. mi 7r.. IS 30l NV, Jr ......--.. -
i22} 9Th ST NV, 6F IS 09ii3I9 FriStOe court
ll2i u ST he, mi, ,Sr l. 90 NV. 5r-..--.-.-- 3l
sUoSth NV, I'd fl Ar, i6 0Bifil Bland alley
il9s iSth 5: nw, fr Is so. NV. 6r.-.....-..- X
zDS 4th st ne, N i,Sr 20 81 Kendall ave, Ivy
4l2 iltA 81 sw. 6r.- u ;si City, Gr --...--- . SO
1910 4th 81 NV, CIR Is 3llf22i CarlinS alley
DO sumner NV, 5r so sW 4r..--..--.. e
It's Rovers' alley t55l3 6th ST NV 5r q
NV, 9f--- 20 pa llth St ne. ar. b-
10 Corcoran St 4 Goricn ave
Ivy City, or. -. S 60. ne, 4r.. Z 81
2l5heeyes st nw,4r 03155 Marshall st
II Blagden's alley NV 5r.. 9 OF
NV, 4r.-...-.-..- : SO. 1911 Oregon ave.
28e2 Column bia nv (stabIs3, or. q
Terrace NV, 5r- : 81 i3i9 Is 81 ne, 4r.... { <
III row NV. 4r Z 10 ) Gordon ave ne,
lIU5 Clicks alley 4r..-..-. =. q
NV, I'd t. 3r...... S 10 ear I23 kuw, p. s u
I24l Half 81 ST., ar 6 90 Rear I125 Pa ave
2139 Seaton 81 nc, NV, IT.. 5 q
Dr.. .-..- GO 1898 bet Vi and y,
Garden and house ID and Ist sw, IT 5 d
Glendale, ID Car 90 2iO4 Herbert al
ia ID ST SO, base les NV. r. O
ment. 2r----.--. 50 29 Clicks alley,
1927 bet and N I'd Il Pr. - s.
y and 1st sH,Sr 1 00i. Canal 81 sW,3r 4 o
Cor5th and Grant i2l3 ST sw, 3r.... Q
ave NV, I'd h,4r. Is 90
STORES
llSI 9TH st Ew, m - I23 4IS ST sS. store
store and dwig, & dwlg, 5r---. p 5
lsr....-... co 90 l1e7Iz st RW-.. 3 o
STABLES
1926 18th 81 NV, stable & shop o
Rear go 9Th st Observation-Disclosures. o
A 5. CAYWooD, 933 eth 50 n. ".
feb22-3t
FOR RENT-At Brookland. 7-roon
frame cottage, with modern improve
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FOR RENT-At Brookland, 7-room
frame cottage, with modern improve
mentS; squares from electric cars. In
quire L. S. HOLLIDGE, care Saks < Co..
city. fe23-7t
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
STREETS.
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FOR RESr-Ro,tMs

FOR RENT-Tw0 fur. rooms, first
floor; three fur. second; or unfur.:
light housekeeping; heat and gas. 220
-sSt. NV. 1t
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KENILWoRTH, MARYLAND.

BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED oS LINE or
CHEVY CHASE x KENSING TON ELECTRIC
RAILWAY, CONNECTICUT AVENUE EX-
TENDED, CONVENIENT 40 CITY CHEAP
FARE
BUILDING LOTS. VILLA SITES ACREAGE
For sale at low prices and on easy terms
Houses built where desired For plats and in
formation call on
RLDFGnD " WALKER 4 son.
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PERSONALS.

DANCING taught privately, VI; any
hour; daily to p. M; class, SO Tor
4 dence: refs. Address QUICK METHOD.
this office. fel9-1t
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HELP WANTED-MALB.
Hep Wanted and Situations Wanted
70 Words for Zoe

WANTED men; steady work. Ap
= ply ali day ~ floor, 337 Pa ave, after
8 a. M. IL
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PERSONALS.

CLOSING out sewing machines at half
price. Highest grade $50 makes at
$50 while they last. NEWMAN'S. Gil
7th st. f1e-7t,em
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Quoted separate on parallel lines, but
We hope to vote anu be united,"
"Is Il hopet that Nit. Watson will 10
withdfawI2O
This will not be done. The selec.
ton Of Mr.. Watson was u deliberate
seton by an overwhelming vote aud
voicei the sentiment VI delegates fftsh
iTUm the people, who thomtclvtb had
celebrated upOn tie situation since
the Chicago convention. Tue Peoples
party, Ia i,s desire to unity tho reform,
iorcts 90 ~ 10 make victory possible
met tie Drm0crAiio party more than
hnll way by tukiug their candidate Tor
PrJtilont. We could not unite upon
Mr.. Srwall,s ud u We had attempted TO
10 20 II would have dleOiganlzed our
own forces aud endangered tno election
~ Mt. Bryan. IL STA no wise re-
ilectlOn upon Mr. Srwal, and We do
not believe that he or his friends viii
20 consider it. On tbs CONTRARY, we
hope that lac Ia patriotic enough 10 tut
the success u tbs oruse and the well
fare OF the country above ptriOnnl in'
tofrsta OF aspirations. Ia short, MT.
Suwall IL tho one man Ia thO United
states who has II IN bis power u
completely unity the silver forces aud
make victory over the gold combine
absolutely certain. This 10 the uuuni.
nous Opinion VI our executive com'
miuCe."
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tho sItakcts. Twelve platforms Ind
been erected tor tue speiAcff. /. was
defended to have addresses irOm each
platform i'm Ffunch and German, o.
well ~ IN Eugllsh, by the continental
delegates Go tho C0ugfur. The
rpepuHes that wcr0 mage In Other
languages than Elplilh wcrr traus.
lated from the platforms. Very urlet
speechcs were made from theso plat
forms ly "rlm" Mann, the Hrcnliti
ix.mt mber o. parliament; Bsu pllstl,
BERNARD SHAW, thu Weil-tu0Wu
writer on socialist topics; Edward
Avolibg n the vas wotkots nud g'u.
real laborsfs' union; II. w. Wilspu,
Herron Bohei and Ltrbknecht, UUialsl
mumter % the German Itsiohtill; d..
Victor Adler, the Auatfian sHciulitG
MN. Milolrsui, l.. A. Fargup, Jules
GdUBde aud Jean Jacques, socialist
mumbrfB OF the French Chamber Of
Deputies, and Othon. Toe spctketa
declared that the masses Of the people
did MT desire war, which, tucy sail.
was only provoked by tho rulers anu
tue capitalists. The names OF EmpuG-
VI William, DE-. JamtgOn aud Cecil
Rhudi ~, when tuoy were mentioned
by tho tpCakote, were hiesod by tho
low audltOfs.
Simultaneous resolutions were de-
Glazed carried nj the twelve platforms
In favor OF international Arbitration,
Of tho eighthour law, u universal
suffrage aud II other measures advs-
Gated BY tho socialists, anu denOuuolnE
"tno greed uf the ruling privileged
cinsses, who provoke wars In order 10
| coutfOl the markets Of the wOTlI In
their own iutUfosts."
IL was further declared that In order
10 insure peace, the abolition u tho
capitalist ana Landlord systems IL
necessary.
p. J. McGuifc OF America was ptos.
ont ut tho demonstrations In Hyue
Park yesterday.
Dulogutta 90 the number Of us have
already arrived Ia London 10 attend
tho International socialist aud trade
congress, which opens today. A re.
ceptiOu was given last evening for the
purpose Of giving mutual iniroduc.
tlUnf, which was crowded 10 overflow.
| ing.
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WAR IN MACEDONIA.
The Cream Insurr,ction Spreading 10
other Parts.

The Cream InsuTrcotion Spreading 10
Other Parts.
ATHENS, July GA fresh fight IL
reported 10 have occurred al kosani,
Macedonia, since the Greek insurgents
invaded Macedonia ami male tho al.
tack on the Turkifh tf0OTs NJ Kara
Tear, near Mousa, which was reported
On Saturday.
Tne inrOais by Greek insurgents t1
Macedonia afO undoubtedly stlmu, Aiod
by the condition OF affairs Ia Ctrle,
whore the Christian insurgents have W
much symuaihy tor the Greeks ~
have the Cuhnu insurgents from the
people OF the United Stat,s. II does
not seem probable that tue present
Macedonian disturbance l. connected
with tao outbreaks OF last year, which
occurred along tho Bulgarian frontier,
anu were thought 10 DO melted by tnt
Macedonian central committee %.
sofia, though their central commlj,r,
has also been active this year, having
tsuei u manifesto Ia June stating thai
reform I'm Maoadonia) by peaceful
means ~ no longer to be f,ckUncd on
aud the committee will concentrate al
their energies to obtain real IOlitica
autonomy"
The southern part NJ Macedonia 4
mainly Inhabited by GTesks. A pTomi
Dent dipiamatist, said TO be well verse;
la the affairs Of eastern Europe, wa
recently quoted as suylng! cit is hat,
10 believe that combined action ~
tho futlherAnue OF n certain oil lee
would be Undertaken by tho inhAbil
ants u that region which. " % call Mace
dlnin.O
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ruRn rooD AND DniNK.
You read

what you like; you listen to
music that you like you
associate with people that you
like. Do you cat and drink
what you like?
DO you like dirt and sweat?
There s dirt and sweat in
"chcap" tea-unless we are
much mistaken; for dirty and
swcaty japanese handle it
while it is hot and ready to
absorb whatever comes along.
DO you like poison ? There
is poison in most "cheap" tea
poison used to color it with.
SchtliiRes Best is pure
Japan-roasted by machinery
(clean) in San Francisco.
At your grocer's - your
money back if you want it.
Alsopure and money.baekcI. Shit
hHr' Beil Office, battle-ground. soda,
spices, aud lavoring extracts.
n SETTLING q Company San FyassiIeo
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"a. LOUIS, July 25.-immediately
after the adjournment Of the conven-
lion the Texas delegation got together
10 take action ~ 10 their course.
"Slumu" Asbby got upon a chair and
acted as chairman Of the convention.
Ho said there was no disposition on the
part Of Texas 10 haze trouble with any.
body. lie advised tho delegation 10
meet at tho Southern hotel aud to ~.
vito all the "middlo Of the foadn men.
IL was proposed at once TO appoint a
committee 10 wait on Governor Stone
auG get the telegram no was said ~
have from Bryan. This committee
consisted OF Sam Evans VI rexas, VI.
rich OF Wiscontin anu Howard Of
Alahama, although Campion II
MSine was subsequently substituted
| Tor him.
Paul VAndervoort Of Nebraska got
a hearing IRON Wgshbutn VI Massa.
chusotts, who returned TO tell tbs
Texans that Bryan Wa. oil right, but
ho could give tnem little Information,
WashbuTn was bombstded with ques.
lions. They wanted n direct answer
10 thu question whether or not Bryan
would accept. Washburn ssii be
would give no information on that
| point. Then IL was suggested that
the further proceedings be conducte
At tho speakers stand, and the
crowd swafmed over there. II
then appeared that there was
not very many delegates among the
kieker. They were men who had moi
boon admitted to seats In the cOnysn.
ton. Tho prominent men In the
Texas delegation did not remain. Then
tho meeting proceeded with the AZ.
pointment " It's committee to draft al
address.
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A.l.inr a Cnn.nI 10 R..,rn.

WAsuNGTON, July 26.--No answer
has NJ yet been received by tho state
department from Edward T.. Ham.
mOnd. United States consul ut Buda.
rest, who has been asked 10 Teslgn.
state department officials decline to
discuss the published statements that
charges have been filed against the
consul, but merely say that his retig.
nation has been asked for because she
was not acceptable to tho Austrian
government"
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The Crotnn In.urr.etIou.

CoNsTANTINorLE, July gJ.-It Il
announced tngl tuo Porlu mas decided
10 maintain defensive attitude In
Crsto leaving % the powers HE task Of
Inducing the iuHuTgeut CiolanB 10 Hc'
cept the conCesalOnH already promised
them by the Turkish government.
According % news received from
Caneu, IN the island Of Crete, two YES
sals have landed arms sud hmmuui'
lion nj Gambia, near the center Of the
north G0pst, tor the insurgents, show
ing that tue rebellion 10 extending TO-
ward the eastern portion O, the Island
which has heretofore remained tran
quii.
The Mussulman deputies In CTet'
have presented q note 10 the foreign
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NEW TINE CARO-, IN EFFECT NAY 10, 1905
Iraius depart and arrive a. sAlg Lake Cuy
daily, az follows
urrARr


100 q m overland limited Tor Chicago, Omaha
Denver, Kansas CITY, 81 Louis Ogden
500 a va local express Tor san Francisco.
orian, cache Valley ana intermediate
Iotp 10 local cypress Tor ogden and iutorms
7.oopm kusuuc express for chicago, omaha,
Denver. kantas CIV. rt Loau, Hate,
Portland. Hlu francisco,
$50 = m local vnpIufs q Ngfgur, llnNr.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-27
INTERNATIONAL PEAcE.
Preparations for Denomination In
hyde Park.

LONDON, July g6.--GioaI prepare.
lions nave bcon mauo Tor the demon.
sttation In favor VI International peace
Ia Hyde PAfk today, under the auspices
OF the Organization committee OF the
international Socialist anu Trade
Union congtets, when bogius II ST.
MARITIME hall tomorrow. The dUmou.
STATION committee has beon at work on
the arrangements since NJ long ago a.
March, anu has distributed 10000
handbill, and 1000 posters, hal Gu.
ployed band 10 head the protection
anu had made elaborate arrangements
with the COmmissiOngr OF Works and
the police, bat what they could not at
range Tor was tho weather, which
proved against them today, ana the
downpour OF rain practically made u
nasro OF the demonstration.
Pr cessionH were formed IN all part,
Of London OF the socialists, members
VI trades unions aDu their sym
DAthzufs, and marched 10 Hyde
Pars, tho peoples forum OF London,
When they arrived tho rain Wal
steadily falling, aud It gradually
iuoryased 10 ueluge, drivlng AVA
nearly oil the multitude that II was
hoIol would DO there TO listen IA