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The evening times., 1896-07-14
WANTS TO MEET MKINLEY
Mr. Bryan Eager for a Joint Debate
In OhlO.

Toledo, Ohio, July 1.-THE Bee says to-
will be the storm center of the ensuing
campaign. The Democratic candidate proih-
ises to stump this State and to deliver
az least one address in Toledo.
Mr. Bryan is desirous of having joint
debate on the currency question with
ex-Gov. Mckinley, and lie Will let Mr.. Nc
Kinley select the time and place.
Among the callers upon the distinguished
nominee Just after the Nomination was
Peter Degnan, of this city, alternate
at-large. -" '
Can we hope TO see you in Ohio during
the campaign. Mr.. Bryan he asked
You certainly can" was the prompt re-
ply. II expect to make number Of
speeches in OHIO between now and the
election"
What, invade the home Of Mckinley.
Il know Mr. Mckinley very WE'LL" re
turned Mr.. Bryan, "and esteem him very
highly as a mun.s We We're together in
Congress aud1nworked together in the
Ways and Means Committee. He is an
excellent gcntlemai' and thoroughly honest
in all he says and does
IF you come To Ohio you may happen
to meet him." was, suggested.
~ would. not. ask anything better than
to meet Mr.. Mckinley in joint deba ;"
said Mr.. Br yalf3liis eyes kindiing right in
his own Stte, and at his home"
The conversa tioB WIS continued in an in
formal way for some time. aud Mr., Bryan
several times referred 10 his desire to meet
Mr.. Mckinley. -
The evening times., 1896-07-14
MYSTERY OF A SUICIDE.
30 One Knows the Washington Man
Who Killed Himself Out West

Several persons called upon Inspector
Hoinnherger touay to inspect the pho
tographS OF the unknown suicide at Chey-
enne, Wye, an account of whose sudden
death, with his picture, a appeared XclGsively
in The MorIsH- Times.
One of the callers was an eX-pCiceman,
whose sun has not been heard from for
over two Months. He failed TO recognize
the suicide his missing boy.
Inspector Hollinberger says the man wiio
committed suicide in the Cheyenne lodging
house is clearly of German or Hebrew ex-
Traction. and spoke broken English when
he CaIne TO tie place and Engaged rcoIu
in which 30 take his life. :
young man NAMED Hunter said he
thought he recognized in the face OF tile
suicide the likeness OF former merchant
tailor OF this city. Detective Quinian Is
working on the case.
The evening times., 1896-07-14
HARRITY's POSITION.
Democrat and Sound Money Man, VIII
Not Surrender Convictions

Philadelphia. Pa. July 1i.-When seen
at his office this morning Mr.. w. F. Har
rity was indIsposed TO discuss the political
situation. and declined to express himself
as to platform or candidate. Mr.. Harrity.
however. did make the following statement:
Since returning to Philadelphia my at
tention has been called to a report sent out
from Chicago during the convention week
to the effect that l had declared that 4
am Democrat, and after that l am a
sound money man..
There is no foundation whatever for
such a statement. IL is a pure invention,
and the editorials based on it, which ap-
peared in some OF the Philadelphia, Boston,
and New York ne wspapcrs, are both un just
and unwa arranted
man, too" continued Mr.. Harrity; mot
afterwards. but at the same time. And
shall do nothing whatever during the Com
ing campaign that can properly be regard
ed asa surrender of my convictions upon the
currency question or upon any other vital
question"
The evening times., 1896-07-14
MARKET Is UNEASY.
Stocks Seriously Affected by Unse
tied Fina ncial Condition

Stocks Seriously Affected by Unset
tied Fina ncial Condition.
New York, July 14.-Fears OF gold ex-
ports late in the week and the fact that
the Treasury reserve has fallen below the
hundred million mark created quite
bearish sentiment at the stock exchange
this morning. The inquiries for gold
from the South and West also tend to
unsettle confidence, as it indicates a dis
position to hoard the metal, aud this can
only he done at the expense of the Treasury
reserve.
In the meantime bullion dealers are asking
and getting a good premium for the gold
which they withdrew from the subtreasury.
on the whole. the feeling in stock circles
this morning was uneasy and nervous.
The loss in prices ranged from l-2 to
per cent, nd every prominent stock on the
list participated in the decline. Sugar
fell to lot Ia Canada Southern, / to
451-2; n. Y. c., rs 10 "a 1-s; Burlington.
1-2 10 20 3-s: Northwest, IA to
81 1-2; st. Paul, "a to 8 5-S; Rock
Island, 1 1-S to 81 Ia; Chicago Gas,
l Ia TO SO "a: Della ware & Hudson, 1
IA to 122; General Electric. to "a Is;
Louisville & Nashville, 3-4 to Al 5-S;
Jersey Central, 2 TO 9S "a Reading 5-S to
12 7-S; Omaha, 1 IA TO 81; Tennessee
Coal, 3-4 10 20, and Leather. preferred,
"a to 81 12.
AT IL O'Clock speculation was weak in
tone.
A firm tone characterized the trading at
the Stock Exchange after II Il. M. the early
decline having attracted buyers, The n.
covery in the market ranged from is to
rs per cent. Sugar, the Changers, Louis
vile and Nashville, Chicago Gas. General
Electric, all being prominent in the rally
Business was checked, however, by the
reiteration OF the early rumors of large
gold exports by Saturdays European steam
ers. London bought st. Paul and Louis
vile and Nashville. but not enough to have
any influence on the sterling exchanges
Cotton Oil preferred vas exceptionally heavy
and broke to Al IA. The stock brought
Al 1-2 yesterday. Atnoon speculation was
steady in tone.
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- -
THOUGHT FAuRE WAS SHOT.
Man Near French President Fired
Revolver, But Nobody Was Hurt

Man Near French President Fired
Revolver, But Nobody Was Hurt
Paris, July 14.-While President Faure
was entering the grounds at Longchamps
today. for the purpose OF reviewing the
the troops, a man standing near himfired
revolver.
Great xcitement followed, and the man
was then seized and disarmed. He de-
ella red that he had not fired at the Presi-
dent, and that he had only fired "a blank
ca rtridge.
When il was seen that the President had
not been injured, the crowd cheered him
again and again.
When the shot was fired President Faure
was seated in his carriage, being driven
over the reviewing grounds to the stand.
He was surrounded by a line OF troops.
The president was unnIOyed and appeared
TO take no notice of the shot.
Reports are in circulation that the man
fired his revolver twice, but these state
emnts are denied
The prisoners assertion that he fired u
blank cartridge is generally credited, as no
trace of u bullet can be found. Anyhow,
| II there was bullet in the cartridge Ire ex-
ploded il went wide of its mark.
The evening times., 1896-07-14
WILL NOT SUPPORT IT..
Western and Southern Papers BoIting
...,,- ~ Iicket and Platform.

Chicago, July 14.-The Abendpost OF
this city, IA prominent Democratic German
paper, has repudiatcd the nominees and
platform OF the recent Democratic con-
yention.
Tue editor and mana ger, Fritz Giogauer.
Is a man of wide information on economic
subjects. - He says ''' "-@t''fi' i'i
so far as my knowledge extends. the
Germans. almost 10 man. will iepndiate
the nionstrous failacy put forth by. the re-
cent convention. that Il great nation can be
enriched 10y dcblsiug its currency. Its too
absurd n doctrine to find any favor III their
cyes--I think TIE reoeut convention was
not only undeno-ratic, but revolutionary.
and r shall oppose IT, I favor tie placing
OF gold democratic ticket In the field
Davenport, Iowa. July Ii. = Der Demo-
krat, the leading ticrinan daily OF Iowa,
bolts the action 0f the Democratic toll
ventiou at CiiicIso, and says: '''''''
Whenever a iae,itm puts itself in con-
ttl or Il party ami makes the same SUBJ
sery!egt to. its own interests and forces
upon such party creed which Is lnImicai
to the best interests OF the whole people,
The evening times., 1896-07-14
SILVER CLUB ORGANIZED
Prom inent Montana ublicans Rail,
Around the Bryan Standard

Butte, Mont. July IA tremendous
mass meeting was held in Butte last
nigh, and a Bryan-sewali Club organized.
Over 1000 voters signed the roll, in
GLIDING many OF the most prominent Re
pubiicans in the city.
Mayor Thompson and State Attorney
". l.. Wines, both Republicans. made
strong speeches, declaring that 10 silver
man could consistently support Mckinley.
speeches We're also made by prominent
Populisis and Democrats.
The evening times., 1896-07-14
GIRL UNDER A PORCH.

Katie Tillman, II Juvenile Female
Hobo" Arrested and Sent Home.
While patr ofiing his beat in South
Washington last night, Policeman Fugett
found Kate Tillman, an eleven year-oId
girl, crouching beneath a porch.
The girl was badly frightened and de-
clincd TO return to her parents. She was
held at No. 4 station. as fugitive Today
her father wa located and the refractory
child turned over to him.
II was learned that Kate had been lead-
ing the life of a female hobo" as the
police express 1t, for several days past.
Her father threatens that II she does not
remain at home In the future he will
place her in q reformatory.
The evening times., 1896-07-14
Condition of the Water.

Higl: and low tides are officially recorded
nj the Navy Yard today rs follows:
High. Low.
1921 4. m. 4:25 a. m
1850 y. m. AT p. IN.
Temperature and condition nf the water
n, n. m.: Great tFalls-Temperature. 80:
condition. 3. Receiving rcscrvoir-Tem-
peraiure. s.: condition at nurth connection.
D. condition at south connection. 1. Dis
tributing reservoir-Temperature 81: con-
di,ion at iniluent gatehouse. 10; efrluent
gatcbouse. Z.
Schedule for street Lighting
Gas lamps lighted at s:34 p. m; extin-
suished at 3:52 a. m
Nanhtha lamps lighted at s:34 p. m: ex-
tinsuished at 1852 a. IN.
lInssass~su-u,, and ri,ctric lamps lighted
at Sis y. M; extin gulsbed at4:1U q, IN.
The evening times., 1896-07-14
WILL MDoRsE BRYAN.
His Nomination Satisfactory to the
California Bimctallists

San Francisco, July 14.-At a meeting
held last night of the California delegates
to the national convention of tile BimetaIlic
Union, to meet at st. Louis on the ed in
stant, they declared for Bryan and Sewall,
the nominees of the Democratic National
Convention.
gates to which California is entitled were
present, aud the resolution was carried
without dissenting vote.
Chairman Baker of the State silver Or
ganiZation states that the forty-five votes
of California will be carried as Il unit for
Bryan in the coming convention.
The evening times., 1896-07-14
CAN'T STAND SEWALI.
Ignatius Donnelly Says POpulists VIII
Not Support "a Bloated Capitalist"

Minneapolis. Mimi, July 14.-Ignaiius
Donneiy, who has been considered can
didate for the Populist Presidential nomina-
ton, said yesterday that. while Bryan was
satisfactory to the Populists, they could not
go Sewall.
Donneliy calls SewaIl "a bloated capital
ist and says unless the POpulists can make
some arrangements whereby the electors
will vote for Bryan and not for Sew all the
Populists will not ind,fse the Democratic
ticket.
The Democrats are slow about expressing
their opinion of the Chicago ticket but sew
eral have come out against il. and others
say they dc not know where they stand.
The evening times., 1896-07-14
$40,
Cash or easy payments.

This includes the finest all
wool imported black and b.ue
Serges, fancy Worsteds, etc, the
productions of the finest custom
makers in this country.
OF course we will continue the
81 suit sale, and that gives you
your choice of any suit in the
house which sold at 50 to S14.
All these reductions because
we've got too many of them, and
this is way to get out OF a
difficulty which will win US
many new friends.
The evening times., 1896-07-14
WHAT THEY EXPECT.
states the Democrats Think They Can
Carry.

States the Democrats Think They Can
Carry.
Chicago, July 14.-The following table
has been prepared a { the Democratic head
quarters, showing. the states which they
expect TO carry, together with the number
OF electoral votes in cH!i
Alabama
Arkansas-S.
California 5.
ColOrado-4.
Florida 4.
Georgia -13.
IdahO-3.
Kunsas-1O-
Kentucky-13.
Louisiana-S.
Maine-6.
Mar ryland-S.
Michigan IA.
Mississippi-9.
Missouri II.
Montana-3.
Nebraska-S.
North Carolina all.
North Dakota-3.
Oregon "a.
South Carolina-3.
Tenuessee-1?.
Texas-16.
Utah-3.
Virginia -12.
Washir:;;.o ;;.ou-4.
West Virginia, 8.
wyoming 3. Total, 22S.
AS 224 electoral votes will decide the
matter. this combination would give
Bryan a majority of five. The silverites
place Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio
and South Dakota as doubtful. They have
a total of seventy-rive electoral votes.
The evening times., 1896-07-14
OF Special Interest TO metropolitan n
RniIrnnH EmnlnYnS

The Times Real Estate Bureau are Of
fering special Inducements to parties
wishing TO locate near the East Capitol
street power house and Lincoln Park.
They have number of coZy brick houses,
recently built. which they offer for rent
at Sl2 per month. or for sale on eXcep-
tionally easy terms-S25 down and SIS
per month. including interest. This is
au opportunity that Metropolitan Railroad
employees will do well to look into.
The evening times., 1896-07-14
Forecast TIL 8 y. M. Wednesday

For the District OF Columbia, Delaware
and Maryland d-Generally fair tonight and
wednesday, but conditions are favorable
for local thunderstorns; southwest TO west
winds.
For Virginia Generally fair tonight and
Wednesday bat conditions are favorable
for thunder storusiu northern portion; west
to southwest winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey-Increasing cloudiDess, possibly with
scattered lhunder storms tonight and We'd
nesday; cooler Wednesday morning; west
70 northwest wi3ds.
Wealth C0ndI: iOnsand G Generai Fore
cast
The center OF high pressure has continued
20 drift southwestward, and is row over
the Gulf of Mexico. An irregular depression
exists to the west OF the Great Lakes.
The weather continues warm and gcner-
ally fair In the Southern districts, the
central valleys and the East.
Light, scattered showers have fallen In
the lake regions. aud, In a few cases, IN the
South Atlantic States ana Tennessee.
Nearly clear skies prevail. except in the
lake regions and New England.
Conditions are becoming favorable for
The evening times., 1896-07-14
RESIGNED uis Pnsifinn

Rev. HeddinG Il. Lecth has resigned his
position rs assistant permit clerk In the
engineer department OF the District gov
eiiment, with which he has been connected
for the past three years. and Will leave on
Thursday totake charge OF st. James Meth
odis, Episcopal Church in the city Of New
ark, n. J.
The evening times., 1896-07-14
R.cep,,on to He Given to sewan.

Bath, Me-, July AT a meeting or cit
liens last evening il was voted that an elab-
crate public reception should be given to
Hon. Arthur Sewall upon his return TO this
city. The reception will take place in Gus
tom House Square. where addresses Will
be made from platform. Tue Republican
and Democratic city committees have
been given full power to act, and will labor
together TO make the occasion memorable
The evening times., 1896-07-14
IOWA BIMETALLISTS.
Non Partisan State Convention Meets
for Business.

Des Moines. Iowa. July 1.-two hun
tlred delegates were present at Flynn S
Hall this morning when Provisional Chair
man Amos Steckei called the on pa rtisa n BIZ
metallic State convention to orrlcr and in
troduced =. II. Bashor of Waterloo, as
temporary chairman.
John Hamilton. editor OF the Duily News,
had Teen selected to act US permanent
The evening times., 1896-07-14
Reception to Garret A. Hobart

Burlington, Vt, July IA party of
gentlemen visited Hotel Champlain. n. Y,
last evening. and rendered TO Hon. Garret
A. Hobart an Invitation 10 visit Burlington
and attend n reception by the Republican
Club lie responded fav0rably 10 theiuvita-
tion aud promised to CONC if possible.
The evening times., 1896-07-14
Killed by Lightning

Lisbon Ohio, July Ii. during severe
electrical storm last evening the home OF
Robert Little, in this place, was struck by
lightning. Mr.. Little was instantly killed.
His clothing was torn from his body. Other
members of che family were severely shock
cd. Other buildings were also struck.
The evening times., 1896-07-14

I thunder storms in New England. the Middle
States and lower lake region. A oontinu-
ance OF dry and warm weather is indicated
through hout tie South and lower Ohio Val
ley.
The following heavy precipitation-in in
ches was reported.
During the past "a ours-NorthficId,
2.32; Charleston, 1.02.
The evening times., 1896-07-14

chairman, but when his address was sub
mitted TO q conference Of the leaders last
night II was found to be againstthe ratio
of 16 to / and committee was appointed
to wait on Mr. Hamilton in regard to the
matter
Mir. Hamilton, however, preferred not to
change hi sremar rks and the convention VIII
have another permanent presiding officer
The evening times., 1896-07-14
Joaquin Miller Pleads for silver.

Seattle, Wash, July IA Joaquin Mil
ler. the poet Of the Sierras, is in the city.
and in an interview last night he pleaded
eioquently for silver, laudcd W. j. Bryan,
who he compared TO Abraham Lincoln. and
announced his intention OF taking "a hand
in the campaign in Lehaif of the white
metal
The evening times., 1896-07-14
Silver Caused His Withdrawal

New Albany. Ind. July 14.-Hon. Charles
L. Jewett OF New Albany, exrhaiuran OF
theIndiana Democratic Statccxecutive COM
mittee. has wIthdra wn from the contest
for the Democratic nomination for Con-
RreSs in the Third Indiana district, be-
cause his party declared for free silver.
The evening times., 1896-07-14
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by Seymour Bros, bank.
ers and brokers, members of New
York Stock Exchange. Washington
office, Rooms 8 and Ga. Sun Building.
j. A. Brecn, Ma nager.
The evening times., 1896-07-14

We dom. see how any man can
pass US if he wants a Bicycle
Suit or a pair of separate Pants.
Not many men do when they
know of the values we're offer
ing.
81 sS for a whole English Covert Suit.
SA.iy for pair of Scotch Cheviot Golf Pants
that ought to be "a.
ssas for Scotch Cheviot Suits-sS sort.
S7.sS for better Scotch Cheviot Suits-which
bring Si2 to SIS elsewhere
The evening times., 1896-07-14

As a special we will offer the
"Antler" Golf Hose Garter-25c
everywhere-for 10c pair. can't
ler's" the best-can be adj
justed to any size.
The evening times., 1896-07-14

bought, and that made rare pick
ing, indeed.
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Not only the $40 suits, but
anything you buy, on easy pay
ments if you wish. Your terms
are our terms. 80
The evening times., 1896-07-14

We've a full line of sweaters
and Golf Hose-biggest values
you've ever known.
The evening times., 1896-07-14

You ought to have
seen the men come
for these 81. 9S pants
yesterday. They're
50 to Sc pants-and
the men know it. We
added all our Sc pants
The evening times., 1896-07-14
washington stock rxcnn nre.

SaIcs-wash. Gas. S At 4; National Union
In. 10 At "; Lanston l.onoty2e. 70 az Dt4.
The evening times., 1896-07-14

he could come here and become acquainted
.wuiLthis enthusiasm. .
81 may have an opportunity to say
som nethiDE "a sTeda esday, andsI cansOnly.
say tonight that-I am deeply gratified
with this reception in the place of my birth:
i can only thank you for your consideration.
Evening star., 1896-10-07
IN LABOR CIRCLES.
Weekly Meeting of the Building
Trades Council.

Weekly Meeting of the Building
Trades Council.
The regular weekly meeting of the build
ing trades council was held last even
ing. with President William Silver presid-
ing. and Mr.. James Boyce, secretary.
The delegates from eight organizations
were present. A report was submitted that
non-union carpenters and painters were
working on the new Columbia Theater and
the grievance committee was requested to
confer with the owners of the building, and
see if the grievance cannot be adjusted and
Union men employed in the place of those
now at work there.
The announcement was made that the di-
rectors of the Consumers Brewery which
is now being erected at Rossyn, Va would
like 1t to be understood that they are in
favor of the employment of union men ex-
clusively the work, and that whenever
non-union men are found engaged there it
is the fault of the contractors and sub
contractors.
The Amalgamated Carpenters reported
that they had been informed that car
penters were kept at work on the brewry
referred to, overtime, but were paid no ex-
ira compensation. The contract committee
was requested to look into the matter
President James F. McHugh presided at
the weekly meeting last evening Of the
Federation of Labor. The work of the labor
bureau and Workingman's Library Associa-
ton and plans for extending it's influence
formed the main topic of discussion. Some
reports of officers, not however Of public
interest. were submitted and accepted.
According to arrangements made at The
meeting last evening of the committee ap-
pointed for the purpose by Columbia Typo
graphical Union the delegates to the 1. T. U.
convention, who will stop here on their way
to Colorado Springs will be met at the rail-
road station upon their arrival tomorrow
morning, and during their stay in Washing
top daJ tn
them that it Is in the power of the commit
tee to give.
Evening star., 1896-10-07

The United Supreme Council of the South
ern and Western Jurisdiction Grand East
of Washington, D. c., composed of colored
Masons, row holding its annual session in
this city, has elected the following officers:
John G. JONES' Chicago, sovereign grand
commander; Richard T. Greener, New
York. lieutenant grand commander; Z. A.
Williams, grand prior Rev. C. w. New
ton, Jacksonville, ILL.,, grand chancellor;
w. l.. Kimbrough. grand minister of state;
]. F. Saville. Washington, d. c.. grand
secretary general; William r. Morris, Min
neapolis, Mimi, grand treasurer general
B. NJ Shook, Cleveland, Ohio. grand keep
er of the seal and archives: Robert J..
Fletcher. Sacramento, Cal, grand auditor;
James Hill, Jackson, Miss. assist
ant grand auditor: James Lewis,
New Orleans. La, grand almoner;
]. H. Blunt. Arkansas, grand stand
ard bearer: John A. Bell. Grand Rapids,
Mich, grand sword bearer: W. w. Taylor,
Salt Lake City. Utah, grand tiler.
Evening star., 1896-10-07
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AMERICAN MISSION PILLAGED.

MfnfSter TerreN Trying to Collect q
$4,000 Indemnity From the Porte,
A Constantinople dispatch says: During
the recent massacre at Hasakeny the
American mission at that place was pill
laged in the absence Of the missionaries.
The latter have now handed to the Ameri-
can legation here claim for 5000 In
demnity. Minister Terrell is doing his best
to collect it from the porte, but doubts his
success In doing so.
Evening star., 1896-10-07
Mrs. Logan to He President.

Mrs. John a. Logan will be elected pres
ident OF the Woman's Auxiliary Republican
Association tonight at meeting to be held
at the = .onal Hotel. at which addresses
win he delivered by Senator Proctor and
other wellknown speakers