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ANS ouioa E". vi OF
! 100 9th st NV, store. 80
1887 11th st NV ,6r....l5
lll5 eth NV, Sr. 40. SO
THERF0RD, 1907 r st.
l744 v st, sr....... so
1927 o st NV, Or. .. 80
1913 Yale st, Tor. $50
1915 o st NV. Or. =. so
1908 r st, Tor. 80
500 2lst st NV, Or.
240f 18th st NV, Tor. so
lIl6 18th st NV, Tor. so
1911 n ST NV, Sr. .. 80
2034 Hiilyer pl. Tor. q. so
1918 NJ 1T NV. Tor. :. 80
1905 22d st NV, Or. As
17+s Corcoran NV. Tor. 40
1146 18th st NV, Tor. .45
400 Stoughton st, 3rIl.67
2019 1Ith NV. Or. ITO
Flat 3. B & Q, Or. 40
1921 o TT NV. sr. 40
100 18th ST NV. Or. 40
1874 \ Y av, Or. 40
725 11th st NV, lar 40
1906 Chaplin st NV, Sr. 30
1l19 10th st NV. Tor. 40
1913 11th st NV. l0r. 40
1881 Corcoran NV, Or. 40
24Os 18th st NV. ST. 40
1924 SD ST nw.l1r.35.50
1902 y c st, Or. IS
1880 18th st NV, Tor. .35
1913 Fla av NV, Sr. :. .35
1897 18th st Ew, Or. 81
1913 18th st nw. Sr. .35
1928 Kenasaw ave. loT 80
1918. 1874. 1916, 1922
Wallach st,7r teay32.S0
ST. l1th NV, Or. 80
623 L st u p), 7r. 80
Up pit 1913 9TH NV, Or 30
2998 Q st NV. ..-2S-33
233 II st ne. Tor. ~ so
3 y ST NV, 6r. ....25 80
a023 r st NV. Or. $3.50
172G 32d st NV. Or. .25
Up pit s24 10Th NV, 7r. 25
1902 18th st NV, Or. 20
l245 9th st NV, 7r. -
43 II st NV %
IT45 s st NV, Or. %
li43 Pierc. pi, 7r. .22.50
~ ID st NV. Sr....2O.50
1i40 r I ave. 7r. ..3.4 40
+Ul5 9Th ST NV. Sr. 20
1923 18th st NV. Or. 20
l25 10th st SC, Or. 1870
2207 18th st NV, Or. .l6
1921 Both st NV, Sr 1880
s51 Acker ST ne. 7r...15
Gl20 eth st NV. 5r. 1880
222, 230&2l2 LIST st
sw, 81. each. .....12.S0
2Jl4 9Th 81 NV, 5r. IL
i2G 5ih NV base'n't.2r.l2
62T 632 Pomeroy, ir.l0.30
1919 y II nv GEAR 10
1+2l r ST, shop trcarl.1O
115 L ST SO. Or. ........6
! houses apply at Office.
]. FISHER & Co,
l3p+ |" II n
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED,

FOR RENT
1877 9th NV. 5r&b. II. 30
1407 G ct NV, store. -
1910 VT av NV, Sr. 1850
e10 7th st sc, Or. &
1915 10th st NV. SO
APPS 30t' TYLER & RI
FOR RENT
iii K st NV, 17r. a0S.3a
2O25 Col road, Z0r. 200
60S Pa nv. store and
warehouse .9C
1923 Il I av, l7r. 1861
1105 n II ave, lar. .IJH
1899 VT av NV, lar. .lbC
6l4 18TH st NV.
l22S NJ st DIV, 15r. .l2s
1901 18th st NV, 1Ir.l25
1880 N Y av NV, l2r. lis
TakoIna Park, Carroll
ave, 13r. 100
1913 Mass av, 13r. loo
1l3 10th st NV, Dor. 100
1436 n st NV, l2r. 100
1885 10th st NV, 12r. LOG
1871 r 1 av NV, 12r.1OO
1884 $ st NV, I3r. 100
l33iIuntington pl.16r1OO
1Il8 II I nv NV, 12r.1OO
1910 18th st NV (store
and dwelliDg). Or. :. 80
X st bet 9th&1Oth, ! Or. 20
1926 / st NV, VT. .S3.:s,
1914 2lst st NV 12r. So. "a
1902 NJ st NV, Sr. So. 30
q! 9TH DIV. SID, llr.15
1916 Fist ST, f4r. IA
4l8 9Th ST NV, l6r....T5
!@-l225 ID st. Tor. rs
!62l 2lst st NV, Or. 10
1871 G st NV, 15r. 10
lS4S Wyoming av, 15r. .61
Gls X ST NV. l5r. 80. .65
3025 n st NV, 12r. .6J
3027 y ST NV, I2r. .G5
BOG Il st NV, 1lr. so
2Ol4 Hillyer pl, I1r. 60
500 11th st NV, l3r GO
800 llth st NV, 13r. 60
1919 y ST. lar. 81
2233 Q st NV. l3r. :. .GJ
4@ llth st NV, 2r. :. .G5
BIZ 18th st NV. I2r. .G5
1853 p ST NV, Tor. GO
1913 2oth st NV, Tor. go
1874 18th st NV, 12r. 60
2H r ST ne Tr. GO
Isl! 18th st NV, 12r 80
l2l3 Pa av, u a. Or. 90
1921 20.h st NV. 60
2l0S q st NV. 13r. 60
O23 Hillyer pl, Tor. 90
l4i3 9 st law. Or. 60
Cottage H" Chevy
Chase. Tor. 90
!2l! L st NV, l2r. III
I5l. o ST INV, Tor. IS
$50 NJ st NV. Tor. 81
202l Hillyer pl, Tor. IS
2I y G st. 11r. 80
Near Stoit's station,
z G. 11r. 80
1873 Ccrcoran ST. l1r.o0
For full list Of furnishe
TH0S
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1910 18th, cor Greg av.100
030 18th NV. Sr&b. 3.O0
1240 Union sw. Or. .1l.30
zoe 9th st NV, store. 80
1887 11th ST NV, 6r....l5
lll5 9Th NV, Sr. ...40.50
THFRFORD. 1907 r ct
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FOR RENT
2l1 A st Sc, 11r.. .$40.O0 So W OF All sw. 100 90
Sl3 s Cap st, Tor. .35.aal 941 c st sw ST. 20 40
lO3 . st Sc. Or. 5000 939 st sw, ST.. % 90
20 II st NV, Tor. 80. oo 300 Va av sw ST. Is 90
14l2 Pierce pl, Or. %. 30 80 Va av sw Sr % 90
Sl2 / ct nw Or. % 00 304 18th st sw 7r * 80
us nth st Sc 3r % 40 $40 q st sw. Or. Is 30
lib eth st Sc. Or. %. 00 623 C st sw Or II 20
1908 Sth st NV, Or. 81. sol DID b.. st sw 5r * 90
POLO 18th ct NV, 6r. %. Dol Il z st sw Gr Ia 10
Sic n ii NV. Or $500 CT ST sw IL 90
1ll3 10th st NV, Or 100 1875 O st sw, 5r. .l2 so
POS 13Ia st sw, Sr. 20. "a - st sw Or 10 20
eli Md sw, Or. 20. 90 Up pit 100 + sw5r II 80
14141S 9th NV, Or. liz so 431 Del sy sw 5r 10 70
1125 10th st NV, Or. ! sol 419 d st sw Or 10 40
515 n Cap st NV, 6r.1 $50 PA Big st sw ar 10 70
81 st ne, Or. II 90 43, rear "A b sw Ar 10 10
1876 Emerson st ne. &c. 30 1918 Union sw ar 10 20
104 10th st Sc, Or. 80 9l5 Golden sw Ar q 90
bo st ne, Or. 1880 pa l4th st sw Ar. % 90
Si0l X st NV, Or. 80 303 st sw, Ar. 8 30
2013 3 st NV, Or. .13. 30 81 NJ At sw ar 5 20
62s Nd sw, Ar. ID 80 4S9 Temple Of sw sr 8 40
ZN4 It'll st NV Or. 1900 Rear X, bet 3d&ith 3rS 90
Zl4O 9TH st NV Or. LOO 1865 d st sw. Or. s. 90
300 " st NV 6r.. ~. 90 $40 K st sw Ar s 90
BIB Golden ST. Ar. 300 20 Capitol nj sv Ar Z 30
The above Is only a portion of The property on nv
DOCKS For null list call at Office for bulletin issued
on the 1st and 18th. THOI z. WAGGAMAN
Eylo-tu,thkS
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. JOHN HAUGHToN LONDON, DENTIST. r.
confidently recommend I'd as my successor to dem
tai practice in Washington at 11O7 G ST. NV
DIR. w. MERRILL. now Of Gorham, Maine
a3O-6ms
FREE DENTAL. INFIRMARY
62s Mass ave, Homeopathic Dispensary bldp
Open daily from 10 to II AM. and to nm
No charge except for ,la eriai used. Extraction
free. Also Free Dispensary. = to daily se28-tf
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FOR RENT
1877 9th NV. Sr&b. . . .35
1401 G ct NV, store. -
1910 VT av NV, Sr. n. 80
e10 7th st sc. Or. u
1915 10th st NV. SO
apps -j0ts TYLER & RI
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, %. SITUATION AS
clerk In gents furnishings and clothing store or
collector; not afraid Of work: best city refer
ence; bond If desired. L. u, Star office. 1t.
WAIVED by YOUNG GENTLEMAN, 20 YEAHS
or situat iOn private secretary, CNLteD ial
clerk bookkecper; hest OF raferences; letters
exchanl I'd. G. L. e., Star Office my1g-3t.
WA\TI2D-HY A RELIABLE COLORED MAN.
place porter in hotel drug store private
f--uil. or drive for doctor. Cab address
1u6 Piece place my25-2t.
WANTLD-BN YOUNG MAN. POSITION AS HARD
ware clerk; herd work; long hours; excsp-
ton; correct a. figures; salary moderate; best
Of references. Address J. l.. E, Star office.
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FOR RENT-s1s y. CAR. AVE. Sc. DELIGHT
fully located, south front, faces two streets. @
rooms. bath. ami; door and window screens
etc. Ideal h"ie for small family; only $3.50.
my21 St.
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Conn ay bet r and
; SITS. .l60. 90
X ST bet 10Th and
2lst sis. 81
Rhode Island ave bet
18th & Conn ave. $50
Cor 2lst and o SITS. .I35
18th st bet ii K
i SITS. .............125
+ ST bot l7th&lSth.l25
Corcoran ST bet 18th
and 18th sts......lz5
Corcorun st bet 11Ih
st and y II av..I05
18th bet $ & T sts.IG0
18th st bet OAR SITS 100
18th ST bet II l ay 4
y (summeT). 80
Corcoran st bet 18th
4 Nh ay tsummer) SIS
Il ST bet 21st &
22d (summerl so
o 81 bet 10th & 2ist,
with stahlrtsumm.r)4O
Jefferson plnce bet
Conn aN&l9th st
(.upatparl On
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FOR kENT-s2s Az S.w., STA DIV. SIR. SIS ~
GA ID sw, Sad. Sr. SD 90 4s3 l. sw sSd 5r IL N
300 ID sw, s&d. ar. IL % 49, I. sw .r 10 o,
12ls 3D. &c. 6r wa IL 30 1923 LIST sw Or IL %,
100 VI Sc, Or, wa. =. 1899 SIS Del av sw Or IL IN
3i2 II sw, 5r, wa. II 30 312 + sw ir - IN
1872 III sw, 5r. 1900 SI9 I'd sy Err. IL 81
3os II sw, Gr.......l4oO B.LEoNARD,5 $50 41a sw
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HILL & JOHNSTON,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
1903 penua. ave.
u\FIRNISIIFD

y LA.NA
II bet 18th and 18th
SITS, with stable. $500
r l av bet 18th st
and Conn av.......45O
Cor 18th & Corcoran. $50
K i av bet 18th st
and Conn av. .333. SO
& st bet 18th and
10th SITS. ......... 300
10th ST bet X and T.. 800
II st bet 18th &
18th, with sta. PAL 81
II i av & 18th st. oct. 81
Nj st near Conn ave $50
Conn ay bet NJ and
y SITS. .......-... $50
X ST bet Goth and
2lst SITS. 200
10th ST bet Q and Il. 200
II ] nv bet 18th aud
Conn av. 200
2Oth OF bet @ and IL lis
\ st bet 18th and
18th SITS. .l66. ca
Cor 10th and II SITS. 100
n st bet 18th and
Doth 1a.E a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-26
THE STAR, TUESDAY, &c, 1soe-sxTEEN PAGES
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-1215 18TH ST. NV. LARGE FRONT
2d-story room, with communicating hall room If
desh ed; private family; location central; bath
same 1o0r; good board near; references exchanged.
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STAI LES.
Stable in 50 bet l. NJ, 2Oth and 2lst $50
Brick stable bet 18th ard 10th and X and L SITS SIS
Brick stable bet L and y, 10th and 2lst SITS,
stalls and room for or carriages, groom
BULLETINS AND PERMITS CAN BE OBTAINED
AT OUR OFFICE. myI6-s tu&th
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FOR RENT
pa 23d ST. 10r&b. .s45. co
1901 Laurel ave, Mt
Pleasant. l2r.Gmi 30 no
Sll2 . ST NV, Sr&b. - 50
BIS Is So, 7r&b. 81 -
lo7 Z ST sc, er....21.5O
myG-tf DEEBLE, DANI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-26

FOR RENT-6ll ST. NV; STORE AND S
rooms, with private entrance to dwelling; stable
in rear TO a 25ft alley; rent only $40. Apply
to OWNER, 6I0 ID ST. NV. mv26-fit.
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FOR RENT-i32 1 ST NV; 5-ROOM FRAME; IN
good order; gas, water, latrobe and parking. To
sood tenant rent will be cheap. IL. A. HOIiTZ
MAN, 10th and + sts NV myo6,3t
FOR RENT-AT 1904 9TH ST. NV, HOUSE; Z
rooms and bath; modern improvements rent,
$25.4o my2G-3t'
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GEO. W. TINKINS,
so laih ST. NV.

GA Whitney ay, Or 10 80
1910 Sd Sc, Gr......l2 20
666 Callan ct ne, Or 1880
Bruok!aBd. Gr......g.S0
Ivy City. 5r.........9.O0
ES. AND LOAN CO.,
10th and g sis. NV.
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED REFINED. BRIGHT, ENERGETIC MAN
for position of trust; good pay for
right party Address SALARY Star office. la
WANTED STENOGRAPHETiS AND REMINGTON
typewriter operators directed to positions; En-
PIIOYElS provided competent stenographers aud
Remington operators. no charge for services.
WYCKuFF. SEAAiANS * BENEDICT Remington
Typev ritter Office. 9Th and + SITS. NV. ui2-ctf
WANTED = STENOGRAPHERS AND Cali
graph" D,nSmore' ''Yost' operators. En-
plOyers provided with competent stenographers
and typewriter operators free Of charge. UNITED
TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES CO., 1927 F St
Nv mhl1-tf
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FURNISH L
4 rooms and bath on f st
ST0R
1922 Conn. ave-, large str
2O2I l. ST., store and DIV
OFFICE
Office rms % floor 704 4
l4th st. ..-...-S45
Z Office rms, LIST loor
I0i 18th 81. co
2 rms, Sd floor, T04
1itl st. pach OF
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FEMALE.

WANTED WHITE GIRLS GERMAN PREFER
TrGj. cook and chambermaid; willing to help
for children. Apply after 6:3O pm. at l@l5 L
". Hly25-.bs
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FOR RENT HANDSOME, NEW IO-G0OM HOUSE
1iS3 Columbia road: hall, parlor. library. dining
room aud kitchen ground floor. large sleeping
rooms and ample closets. Key Mt 1885 Columbia
road THEO. A HARDING, 1904 u st. NV.
InN22-3f
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90 Reeves. sr, sto. IL 90
US Hayes Ct, 4r...l0. so
il2 Hayes ct, Ar. 10 so
Blacksmi.h shop. .lO. 90
l7lS Hayes q. 4r.w.g.50
2l30-32 NY ay, Ar, Gel % 80
Rear 1924 l.. 5r. 500
Good Or houses Sc. u 90
Large storage m, en- BOO
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100 q st. r.w.: rooms and ba cellar; all
MI; newly papered and painted throughout. See
this house before renting elsewhere $50 % per mo-
32lh l1th sw, sr $3.50 1918 a.. Err. SIG 30
9i3 q sw, 6r. 80 IA sth Gr........ 10 20
326 g sw, Sr. .1I50 322 Sc, fr....... s so
Otter property from 81 80 To SD 30 per mo.
J. HARRISON JOHNSON n son
my23-3t BOG III $
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OR RENT-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, A LARGE,
beautiful parlOr bed room for two and flrst-rate
beard; home comforts. Address IMMEDIATE H.,
Star Office. my2G-3as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-13

son tariff II was PROSTATE. With the return OF
"McKinleyism" It will be ruined. Its great pres
ent profits are therefore due to the access TO
American markets it has obtained under the
Wilson tariff But before the Wilson tariff
Americans were using just rs much woollcn
cloth, and getting It just as cheapy, as now;
and the same will be the case after the Wilson
bill is discarded In favor OF Protection. In
deed under the Wilson bill Americans have
been using less wOOllcns than before, because
of hard times The radical difference Is that
under Protection the work was dOne-and Will
again be done-thc supply provided, the profits
made the wages distributed, the prosperity en-
loved In America; and under the Wilson tariff,
in England That is all. But 1t Is n good deal.
The simple question 1t raises IL whether Ameri-
cans are to legislate for the prosperity of Brnd-
ford or for the prosperity OF the United States.
This 1.-THE Bradford Argus clearly perceiyes.
It also perceives the no less obvious lesson to
British legislators The only way to Insure
permanent prosperity to British manufacturers,
It frankly declares, Is to establish British I'm
perial Customs Union which shall reserve the
British market for British goods, and give Free
Trade within the Empire and Protection against
all outsiders. That is exactly the American
system The forty -nvc members of the United
States form the greatest Customs Union the
world has ever seen. They have Free Trade
among themselves. and have-Or had until the
Wilson tarif-Protection against all outsiders.
The instinct Of self-preservation demands says
this British authority, that the British Empire
shall adopt the same course. Was 1t the In
stInct Of self-destruction that led Grover Cleve-
land and his followers to seek to abandon 1t!
"Our own markets." continues The Argus,
"offer greater prizes and greater opportunities
ito our own producers than are to be found
outside" Uttered by a mere American Pro
tectionst Of the Hamlton-Clay-McK type,
our Mugwump friends would, Of course. regard
such words as the rawlings Of hopeless lunacy.
Uttered by real, live Englishman, how shall
they avoid confcssng them to be- as indeed
they are, words of soberness and truth?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-13
GETTING THE TRUE BEARINGS.

A good many persons during the last few
weeks have betrayed anxiety lest the tidal wave
Of ignorance and dishonesty which was appar-
emily rising fast should become irresistible and
overwhelm the country. 1t has seemed to them
that the tendency was all in that direction. In
conversation and In the newspapers they have
continually encountered what Looked like plain
indications Of an epidemic Of fanatcism, and
though their faith In the ultimate triumph Of
reason may have remained mistaken, they have
feared that we were destined to endure period
of subsection to the sway Of folly and passion.
AS the date Of the Democratic Convention ap-
preached conclusive proof was given that 1t
would be controlled by the worst elements Of
the motley party in WHOSE name it was called
controlled not by O narrow margin but by an
immense majority, and the event has borne
out the most dismal predictions.
For the encouragement Of patriotic citizens
who may be In this state Of apprehension 1t
should be said that the appearance Of wide
spread decentralization has been naturally pro-
duced, because great part OF the current news
hns inevitably related to the gathering Of the
forces which have just triumphed Mt Chicago.
For this reason the balance Of things has been.
to common observation, temporarily disturbed.
and n distorted view has created a false I'M
preston. The ignorant and the evil-minded
have been having their innings Their doings
and utterances have filled the newspapers and
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MONEY AND BUSINESS.

Wall Street treated the Red Flag at Chicago in
the best possible way. with absolute Indifference
1t refused to be thrown into Mysteries by the
Burn -down-your-c platform. and lazy
lifted prices a small shade when the Boy Orator
made candidate. The Street has shown
more sense than for long time. going swiftly
to the conclusion that nothing done by the pack
Of lunatics by the lake could make any differ
ence, except to make more easy and certain the
election OF Republicans. The general repuda-
ton Of the regulators by the most influential
Democratic journals In the land. and in Mchi-
gan Minnesota. Illinois and Kentucky. as well as
at the East. only fortified the conviction that no
harm would come to the country by the out
break Of Anarchists So the average for the sixty
most active railroad stocks which was SAT ~ on
Monday was SAT - at the close on Saturday
having at no time varied more than about a
quarter Of point from the starting. and the av
erage Of fourteen Trust stocks. which was SAT 81
on Monday. closed on Saturday at SAT 80 OF five
Trust stocks 382. 087 shares were bought. mostly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-13
PERSONAL.

Charles L. Hutchinson. the well-known bus1neo
man of Chicago. who has just returned from tour
around the world, says that India Is a terrible az
ample of the bad effects OF free silver. IF hal
my way" he says. II would send all the free-silvx
advocates 70 India for few months. II they found
they mad 10 receive their pay IN silver rupees Cley
would begin to hate the waite metal The
rupee was once worth 60 cents. but free coinage
brought II down 10 q cents. where 1, now stands.
The natives hope. however, that we VIII adopt rref
coinage as they tael ship Us their fuoeen ara
raw silver 10 be coined. II was most Instructive
Lesson. / assure you"
The recent reunion OF Confederate veterans q
Richmond reminds The Philadelphia Press Of
Henry Ward Beecher's famous speech in MancAcs-
ter. England. When he had talked for an hour
against a bowling mob OF rebel sympa,hizers oesore
man IN the audience who shouted. why dOnt YOU
whip tho Confederates in sixty days. as you sani
you would ?"" Because" replied Beechcr we lolta
we had Americans 10 fight. instead or Engiisnfneh
The wife OF Bishop Wishtman. OF tac Metao-
dist Episcopal Church South, has given to Bisaop
Hurst. for the American University. an autograph
letter Of John Wesley. written March 81. $780, ths
closing paragraph o. which Ia as follows: AZ
soon as possible you should put the Believers 10
e nii5e But I prav do not introduce slouched
to the Bible / love Common Sense. Therefore
wd never be singular Cor singularity sake an
dear Billy. your afect.onate Friend and BrotheA
I Wesley Beware OF women"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-13
MONDAY. JULY Is, 1896.
FOURTEEN PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

ropEycN-The Socialists Of Germany are
renorted 10 be pleased with the result OF the
Chicago Convention, considering 1t triumph
for the cause of Anarchy. - There were
321 deaths from cholera in Egypt on Saturday;
Ma,or Owen. of the London expedition, was
among the victims - Most OF the members
of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Coni-
pany of Boston are visiting Paris.
DOMESTIC.-The list Of dead In the railway
collision at Logan Iowa, has reached thirty-one;
thirty mine persons were injured - Inc EA
ecutiye Committee Of the American Bimetallc
League issued an address indorsing the candi-
dacy of William j. Bryan for President. -
rb,rtv meetings and rallies were held by the
Christian Endeavorers In Washington -
The President has received a letter from the
Emperor Of Japan, thanking the united o'a'eS
for its attitude during the Japan-Chha WAL
- The two daughters Of clergyman were
drowned near Bellows Falls VT. :" me
capalmen Of Buffalo sent an appeal to the New
York Produce Exchange. asking relief from
tie alleged extortions and determinations VI
the grain elevators and the railroads
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-It was the general
.on,nion of gold-standard Democrats in the city
that no third ticket would be put up. - The
peter. Cooper Glue Companys works at West
New-York. NJ j., were destroyed by fire, the loss
being $4,000 The Rev. DR.. A. j. Diaz,
the Apostle of Cuba" lectured at the Academy
OF Music on the Cuban situation. - Richard
Mansfield, the actor. was fined $40 IN Yorkvile
Court for violation Of park ordinance IN riding
his bicycle on the Concourse. near the Casino.
- 1t was learned that a deserter from the
Army, who was serving sentence at Governor
Island, dropped out Of the line OF prisoners on
Friday and has not been found.
THE wEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
and warm southwesterly winds. The tempera-
ture yesterday Highest. "a degrees: lowest. rs;
average 84X.
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The leaders Of the Democratic machine In this
State are In quandary. Naturally, they look
to Hill as their guide and mentor, and the poor
man does not know what to do. He cannot sup
port the Chicago nominee; yet how can he en-
gage In or countenance a bolt? The Pres-
Dental Electors for this State have not been
named; but they will have to be at the Conven
ton called to nominate Governor and other
State officers, and the silver mentor there are
some of them In New-York-may then make
trouble. To bolt Bryan would give the Bryan
ties the best Of excuses for boiling on their own
account in 1900 II things should not go to suit
them, and Hill is keeping an unwavering eye
on 1900 II he could only "bask" In Florida or
somewhere else until 1t Is all over how happy
he would be.