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The evening times., 1896-12-01
Grand Lodge in Session.

The thirty-first annual convention of
the grand lodge of Knights Templars of the
District of Columbia convened at 0 o'clock
this morning in Wesley Chapel, corner of
Fifth and streets. The session was passed
in listening to the reports OF the various
officers and committees. Right Worthy
Grand Templar Dr. ID. II. Mann is in the
city attending the sessions which will be
continued tonight and TOMORROW.
The evening times., 1896-12-01
HAS NO AUTHORITY.
Gov. Bradley VIII Not Move Against
Turnpike Raiders

Frankfort KY, Dec. 1.-Governor Bradley
rest and conviction of turnpike raiders
who have wrought such havoc in a half
dozen counties on the ground that he has
no authority under the law
Itisfeared this action of the governor will
excite the mobs to more deeds of violence
The evening times., 1896-12-01

ly fair Gather in the interior of the South
ern States.
The temperature will rise slowly in the
Southern States Wednesday.
The following heavy precipitation-ini i'll
ches-was reported:
During the past "a hours-Po ortland, Ore,
1.46; Parry Sound, 1.2O.
Riyers-The following changes in the
rivers-in feet and tenths s-have occurred:
The Mississippi has risen rs at Cairo.
The evening times., 1896-12-01
For a New Lightship.

Admiral Walker, chief of the light house
about the completion Of light ship, No. 81,
which was under construction by John F.
Steffen & Co., at the time Of their failure
few months ago. Ithas not been determin-
ed whether the government will complete
the work or the firm
The evening times., 1896-12-01
On the Road to Recovery.

James Moyett, the Pennsylvania Rail
road traiIlinan who had both legs ampu-
tatcd at Providence Hospital last night.
as a result of a railroad accident in which
his limbs were terribly crushed. aS told in
The Morning Times, is reported this after
noon by the hospital authorities to be in
fair way to recovery.
The evening times., 1896-12-01
Traction Company Must Pay S.. 900.

Traction company Must Pay SO 900.
Sarah F. Wood recovered SIS 900 today In
suit against the Washington and Gorge
town Railroad Company. for injuries she
received October 2. 1894, near the Navy
Yard. She was thrown from the car by q
sudden stop, and claims that she lost the
entire use Of herright leg. Suit was brought
for 10000, but the jury awarded only
$4,000 Mrs. Wood was represented by
Attorneys Herbert Locke and ]. J. Oar
iington.
The evening times., 1896-12-01
BURNED BY POWDER,
Frank Sercy Badly Hurt by Prema
ture Explosion OF a Blast.

Frank Sercy, twenty-siX years old, Civ
ing his residence as Georgetown, came to
the Emergency Hospital this afternoon with
his face nd hands badly burned by powder
He said that he was engaged in blasting
rocks on Massachusetts avenue extended
yesterday Afternoon, and was filling a fuse
with powder, when IN some way 1T ignited,
exposed parts OF his body.
His injuries, which are painful but not
serious, We're treated by Drs. West and
Turner,
The evening times., 1896-12-01
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The Dipht heria Situation.

Three cases of Glphthcria and two re-
coyeries were reported to the health office
Tins morning. II is understood, however
tiat there are about fifteen cases which
Will be recorded within the coming tive e.ty.
four hours. These are scattered over the
city, being confined to no particular locality
The evening times., 1896-12-01
Commissioners Hard at Work.

Owing 10 the extra work required of them
in the completion of their annual report to
Congress, the Commissioners announced
touH, that they could receive NO one on
business, public or private, after 1 o'clock
p. n. or each day for the balance of the
NVppk
The evening times., 1896-12-01
Marriage Licensees

AildreW LInkinS and Mhrtha JENKINS:
OctaTius Henderson and Lucy Cralle:
John H. Cook and Lulie Peters: James
r. Monroe and Eliza McNeal: william
Stickman and Emily Meister; Dennis W.
Coleman and Mary L. Saunders; Charles
l.. Marlatt and Florenoe Brown
The evening times., 1896-12-01
Medal of Uonor Awarded

a medal OF honor was today awarded
Volunteers, for distinguished gallantry
late sergeant Company F. First Infantry
In action at the battle of Perryville. XIV,
October 3, 1852
The evening times., 1896-12-01
TOT BADLY BURNED.

Her Clothing Ignited From a Red
Hot Stove.
Julia b. Carter, the four-year- old daugh-
Ter of James f. Carter, of No. 1919 Florida
avenue northeast. was seriously burned at
9o'ciock this morning by the ignition of her
clothing from red-h ut stove near which she
was playing.
Her mo1neT. who was in the next room
was brought in by the little ones -shrieks
ana extInguished the flames, but not before
the child rad been seriously burned about
the face and hands.
A physician was promptly called, who
pronounced the child's condition very crit
ical
The evening times., 1896-12-01
12.COO Tons of Coal on Fire.

Boston, Dec Fire started in the
coal in the sheds of the Boston and Maine
Charlestown, this morning. The sheds
contain IL 600 tons of bituminous Coal.
The fire was confined 10 the sheds and the
coal, but may burn for several days in the
In
The evening times., 1896-12-01
Schedule for Street Lighting.

Gas lamps lighted at 5:47 p. m.; extin-
guished at 6:10 a m.
Naphtha lamps lighted at 6:29 p. M; ex-
tinguished at 6:26 q. IN.
Incandescent and electric lamps lighted
at 6.32 p. M; extinguished at 6:25 a. m.
The evening times., 1896-12-01
Petition for Revocation.

Catherine v. McCauley, widow of Theo-
dore F. McCauley, today filed petition
asking the revocation OF letters testamen-
tary heretofore issued to Henry c. Nc
Cauley on the estate of her husband.
The evening times., 1896-12-01

Ensign A. Rus; has Leen ordered to the
Naval Proving Ground, Indian Head, Md.
Chief Engineer David Smith will he Ce
tached from the Bureau of Steam Engi-
neering on December IL, and retired the
next day.
The evening times., 1896-12-01
New York Stock Market.

Furnished by Seymour Bros, hank
ers and brokers'. members of New
York Stock Exchange. Washington
office. Rooms 3 and ga, Sun Building
j. A. Breen. manager.
The evening times., 1896-12-01
Treasury Receipts.

The receipts from internal revenue today
were $21 5,344; from customs, $545, 1922,
and miscellaneous, S265.1 .129.
The evening times., 1896-12-01

TuaIy last were the market people aware
that this provision was not in the lease.
The Maj kct Company in its suit asks tho
provision.
The evening times., 1896-12-01
Washington Stock Excnange.

sales-Met. Il. RS. $1,000 at ll6IE; American
Graph ophone, 100 at Sc: NJ, rgenthaler Limo
type, / at 1874, / at $50, 10 at l..s.a
After cIli-U. ;. Electric Light, 2 at s6;
Capital Traction, l0 at 81.
The evening times., 1896-12-01
NAVAL ORDERS.

Received for Redemption.
The national bank notes received today for
amounted to 1891 ,412.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-14
GuBlano unh China.
Ssfdtistc SefIsrrsrtifuns.-2tm 2tmsrifa nfdbt sa=
bel intcrcifirt.-Scutibla uns GnsIans
bcbcn prpfeff.

SeHdtiste Seffsersrtifuns.-Nme nid,t saz
bel fntercIfirt.-ScutieDlau laue une GnsIane
bcbcu prpteff.
2pnbpn, 13. Nai. - Cine Spe=
3ialbspeI9e aus Sbangbai beItdtigt bic
Na6ri6t, baB bur9 @ermittelun9
eines amerifaniI6en Qgenttn, Ramens
Smith, bic &uiien pon Dem bielumz
Itrittenen Serrain gu Gbefu, auf ba5
GnglanD 9lnIpru3 erbebt, 8eiiB ergrifz
fen BADEN. Sedh5 ruiiti6e 8rtegsIdiFfe
liegen por Gbefu Dor Qnter; bon amez
rifanif6en 8rie9sI4iffen fino Die
areu5er Detroit" nYorttopn, "
Olympia" unb bas eepan5erte &ano@
nenbopt nMa6ias" ebsnfaqs auf Der
Gbebe pon Gbefu. Sn Der betreFIenoen
9epeI9e beiBt es neiter: rSSSn Gbefu
berrT9t toIoHale 4ufregung."
Dem n8lobe" tpirD aus S6dng6di
telegrupbirt, Die &ui1en bdttsn in TfiBz
u3tung aller 8ertragsre9te eigenmd6@
tig bon y2ot" y bes britiI9en Serriz
tOriul6eIiBes in Gbsfu 9eIiB ersriffen.
EeDdttioneQ benertt Der r8lobe" ba5u:
oSie 8soeutIamfeit bieIer g2a9ri6t
aus Gbefu fam ni9t unterI9dBt tperz
ben. 9as BORT eingeI9lagene 9erfabz
rea itebt in birsttem NioerIpru9 gu
beite6enben GeIebsn uno @ertrGgen unb
tann bon 8rpb6ritannien ni4t geoulz
bet tperoen.
Sffi3ieu ni4ts betunnt.
Sm untar6duIe srtIGrte 6eute Der
erite 2orO bes ShaBes, u. 9alfour,
auf cine an ibn geri9tste glnfruge, inn
lei bon Der 9an5en 2lffaire in GbeFu
gar ni6ts betdnnt. st10qli6er WeiIe
fOnne Der unterItaatsIetretdr Gur3on
Qustunft buriiber geben.
Qmerifa bu6ei ni6t int e
reflirt.
3ep<gort, 13. g1ai. - Sm
bieiigen 8iirsau Der yNepzgorf 2ife"
petb man ni4ts baoon, baB Die Gomz
pagnie 2anoz oOer StranbbeifB in
Gbefu babe. @a6rI9einli9 bdnble es
Ii9 UNI priDatzGigentbum ober eins
PripatzSpefuIation bes 4gsnten Ser
guipn.
2onbon, 13. Wlli. - @us
Sbans9ui pirO 6sriftst, baB Der briz
tii9e uno o:utide @eIan0te in 9etin
gegsn OieOccupation in G5sfu, als Den
9ertru8srs4tsn 5upioerIlufenb, PRO
teIt eingeIest 6lben. Die 9epsi9e
fiigt G;a5u, oas 8siummte 8tI9plOer
3uBlan0's in hineiiiGsn gepGfIern
iraroe ii9 bei &9efu Elm Gsnbs5Dous
geben, um tets in 9ereitidaft gu iein,
Ycrt 9lrtbur poer Die Sia9ozgdi 81
bafsben, fobalo bies6e3iigli9s Snitrutz
tiOaen aus st. Petersburg eintreffsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-14
Grbnrt cinbrimiiaer YrO0nfte.

@ui bin Ct 0 H. Den II. Wfai.-
g2Qh Dem g1Dnats 9lu5neis Des to-
tiftiI6en giireau5 tpurOen i'm 9(pril
1896 8roDitOffe i'm 8ert6e bon $9,z
27O,147 erportirt oOer ungefd6r ebenz
10 piel, ipie i'm Qpril 1895. sSSn ben
NIT Dem 80. 2lpril abgeluufenen 3e6n
Neonuten bes 5istalia6res betru9 Der
Grport an 8rppitoffen Sill, ,958, 1876
ooer $22,6OOO0O mebr, ols in benz
entIpre6enben 3eitraum bes 9oriabz
res. Der Grport an 8aumpo1e i'm
2lpril belief iic9 auf $14, ,266, ,564 Ooer
ca. 100000 ipeniger, ais i'm
glpril 1895, unb Der @rport BON Proz
oiIionen auf $12,54O,351, etpa5
mebr, als i'm Npril 1895.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-14
y9r. t16.

1852 bonn 8olte ernJ5Lt noroen pG4
re. oenn, ME angenommeu piro, bd4
ZEN Die GnttduI6uuasn, nelhe er jr
8siuq duf feline Yrliiotnti6aft5s
Gon6ioatur ouro5uma6en qe6u&
bat, iein Gnoe entiajeocn 6eihleR
nigt.
FranfIin 9ierce 9alan5te e5enfau5
nur Dura einen 3ufa4 ms 8eiBo
Saus; Du8 @olt bate i'm mint Qerus
fen, ionDern ldoigIib mr. otur Shuz
der pplitiI6er W}ad)er 5ltte er I'M
Sabre 1852 feline Domination 3u ptr4
6arten. Die eiosntlite 0l5l Der
W{uioritGt Der oemOtrutjIttn GDn0ens
tton, pel6e 4Pierce nomintrte, mar
2epis SAP, bieIem dbtr itano oaj
3peiorittelzY lzYrin5ip hinOsrno in Dem
Neqe; aQer Wubritejnl;hteit nadl
aber lpGre SAP in jenem SSa9r: erz
pG6lt tppr0en.
Qtncpln mar un6eoG1t oariant-3
unter alien Yrdfioenteu oe5 gano.5,
pel6er aus unIerem Yrdijotntihoft84
Wablipitem, BET Del1Sm Die Wlmortz
tat oes 8pIte5 bennoh in Der C,.tto4
ralzMaioritGt ietn fam. Die QIijali6a
item 8ort6eile 3oG oenn er bait, BEN
qerinqiten 8ro3entiaB oe5 9olta0oa
tums ppn alien YrGIioent,n, Die it=
mails our3 Elm Glettoral=GOQssi4n
erpGbIt puroen.
Douglas, pel6er rur 5!p6Lf Gtse4
toralzStimmen gegen SincoIn'5 80
bate, er6ieIt !, ,365,976 Stjmmen Doat
8oIte.
8uG er6ielt nit 80 GlsttoraG Stin,4
men etpaS lpeniger, ais 100000.
Breckenridge unb 8du 3uIammsu
erbielten an ben StimmtdItsr nur
100000 Stimmen mebr, ais Dou4
Qlus, o6glei6 tie NIT III Glettorols
Stimmen gegen Douglas 5m0If ita@4
Den. - s..
ga, ia, bas r0enrl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-14
YtarbIauoer Tpnthcfcr.
Sesfnn Der ii. Sabress 6 pnpeufpn rcs ,,Wfaz
rplduerr pbarmaceutiiobcn 9ereins."


rpIdntrr pbarmaceutiiobcn 9ereins."
9eitern 2l6eno purbe i'm yGarroQz
tonz6otel" nit elmer muIifuliI6en I'm
ter6altung, bic in Dem parlor bss
9otel5 ftattfano, Die IA. Sabres~Gonz
bention bss vMarDlGnoer pbarmaceuttz
I9en @ereins" eingeleitet. In Der lin
terbultung, bic gu Gbren Der bereits er@
f6ienenen 0elegaten abge6alten puros,
nabmsn She'll Die 6rls. 2oretto Wtutb,
Gillian gfoultpn, 3ita Qllbert, 6lorance
Nloultpn, $50. 8. 8. Nutb, 2ouis 6.
9pHtetter. 5runf 6. 5iirit uno 9. =.
Nut6.
Die 8er6anolungen Der Gonoention
iperoen I'm III llbr beute 9ormtttdg
i6ren 2lnfang ne6men, uno 5tpar unter
8orIiB be5 YrdIibenten 8. 9. 9Dnion,
Der audi feline Su6resrebe 6alten pirb.
Die Wabl Der 8eamten tpiro Folgen uno
oann Or. s. 9. 6ii6er bic 0i5tuIIion
Der 5rags einlsiten, psl9er prafttl1e
plan befolgt peroen ioQ, Die Wtitgliez
Der3a6l gu pergrDBern.
Die tpi9tigIte IngsGegen6sit, pel4e
jebo9 our 8erbanolung tommt, lit Die
5ruse 8etreff5 bes Grlufes itrengerer
2lpotbeferz8efeBe. Qie es 9eiBt, ite5t
MdrDlanD melt 6intenan in Der Reibe
anoerer Staten. 6r. GonDup %.
Sans pirb einen 8ortrag ii6er n2tpoz
tbefer 9eIeBe" balten. 5erner iteben
2lnIpra9sn in 2lusii6t bon Setretdr
6ancod, Brof. .. 9J}. &. Gulbretb, 8.
q. Steiner, Or. s. %. Goof, Or. u. S.
Corning, Yrof. Charles @aIpuri, Or.
R. g. Mc&innep unb Or. G6arles 8.
Wure.
9eute 2l6enb finbet gu Gbren Der De-
Ieguten Elm 8antett itatt, 6ei pel4em
Der Staat5zSetretdr, Der N6tb. Ri4.
9alIan, 0}apor 2llcGus 9ooper, 9rof.
9. @o6lenB pom rNe}pzYorfer pburmaz
ceutiIden GoI1eg," u. S. Corning, s.
g. McWborter, YrdItoent bes yP6arz
muceutiI6en 8ereins bon WeItz9irgt=
men," Gonpap %. Cams Ii. q. bic berz
f4iebenen Soaite beantporten perbsn.
Rorgen finbet bic S4luB : SiBung
ftatt, in tpel6er Dor I[em Der WiiBz
brau6 Der 6reiz&linitsn bisfutirt ner=
ben 5pll. S0auptreDner lperben iein
Yrpf. goblenB unO Or. cSobn Qno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-14
Sermiidte tsIrarapbiide sep.Idsn.

-Oie 6. eabreszgonpention bes
8ereins Der WfilitdrzGbiru ber8er.
Staaten begann geItern in 96iluoelz
p6iu. 8ouperneur 0aiting5 oonBenn=
iDlpanien bieB Die 9eleguten piqfomz
men.
- Sin in Der fatboliI6en ct. W1a=
rb's &ir1e gu Grie, Pa., aufaeitelltes
Geruit brad gsItern 5uIdmmen unb
tDotete bic 2lrbeiter 2puis M0ranellt
unb 2ller. See.
- Die ftritenben 4t6eiter in ben
S9iffsbdu6Ofen poa Netpport : Neps
iinb an Die 2(rbeit 5uriitgefebrt.
9Qs neue 0irettprium
bes StuatS 2trbetts6 auz
les, beite6eno aus bem @ouoerneur
2opnoss, StdatsI9abmsiiter Sbos.
S. SbrDpd, Staats : GDntroleur
8ra6un, 9eneralz9(npalt Glubaugb,
@alter 9. StpinbeQ bon Baltimore,
s. 6. 2ongnsder bon Baltimore
GountD uno H. 81. 9en0erion Don
MsganDzGpuntp Hepublifaner, uno
6. $. 8rolpn, Queen @nne's GountD,
@iQiam 9opnep, 5reberidzGountD,
8eorge 80. Stonebrater, Wuibingtonz
@ountD, Hi9arb 3. 9pnIon, Sent
Gpuntp, G6arGeS 8. WeGs, grince
Georges Gountp, uno So6n ..
Stearns, 9arfor0z@ountp, 9emoz
fraten, bislt geItern feline erite SiBung
in Der 2tnItalt Bel SeFup's Station
an Der ,8altimore>Sbiozga6n." W2it
2tusnabme Das 9rn. 8ropn 1pdren
idmmtIide Mitglieber ontpeIeno. Suz
perinbentent SeiIe s. Woore, Del6er
Die QlnItalt lett 5ebn Sdbren leitet,
le9te ieinen Wfonatsbertbt Dor, uno
bann purbe Die QlnitaIt elmer pri=
fung unter8ogen, Die ie6r 5uFrieoenz
iteQenb ausfiel. On StelIe bes GEerfs
Gugen g, Wtarcer Don @licottzGitp
ipel6er reiignirt 6ut, pur0e 9r. 5.
6. GarDer pon Sabre De 8ruce err
pG6lt. Sin anDerer Qlpplifunt, Sr.
9eo. $. MaTon pon Baltimore, elm
Wfitglieb Der leBten 9eieBge6ung, bait
te Iib I'm ben 9luB beporben, bod
ittmmten i'm Gautus Der iie6en gez
pu6lifaner 6r. 8. 6. 2ongneter BON
8alttmpre1GpuntD, 9eneralz4npalt
GIabaug6, 9r. q. q. 9enoerfon bon
4neganp<Gountp unb Gontroleur
9rubom 9egen 9rn. Maion. Qlnbere
9erdnberungen iinb nod ni4t gemu4t
lpor0en.
9us Baltimore 6 q ptte1
Jfr. 4" pom mSroen bss Dftli9en
Stern5" er0ffnete geitern 2tbsno in
rGlaggett's 0ulIe" on Der Roroz5rez
montIQoenue Elm grDbeerenfeIt, perz
bunoen nit 8uar, tpel6es beute 4benb
sum Qlb{9luB fommen piro. Sin
rsdt 5a6lrei9es 9ublitum bate ii6 gu
bem Set etngefunben, unb Der grfolg
bes eriten 9lbsnbs lieb Ri4ts gu min
i4en ibris.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-05-14

sodDlcpHtcn.
Senat.
W a I btngton, .. g., 13. M&ai.
- Die 6luB= uno 9dfen 8srpilIiz
gur9sbia nurOe bsute i'm Sanlt pdiz
iirt 10 0aB MIR mod brsi, bon BEN
nd6ranO Der SeT5ion unter6reitaten
Sa3reS0erpillisungs48iGs CUR @rz
Orterung iibrig perbIei6sn; es iinO oies
Die 9iItritt GoIum6iaz9iQ, bic 9,fez
ittgun8s= uno 0efi3itzGfq. gteor
je0ocb cine 0eriel6en CUR 8sratG41J
aufganommen 4pirD, tommt Der 9e.1z
tparer 'Senatoren=GonteI It sur Spra4e
uno enogiiltigen Srleo;gung. 9as,
BON 9orman (Sem., WD.) g2ftellte
4nan0enent, Die 9erpiQigua9en uuF
5e6n W}ilIipnen 9oqars pro o5afr gu
r2ou3iren, lDurna nu6 lan4ar GisfuTz
ion mil 40 ge9en % Stimmen auf Den
SiI9 gelegt. Sin anoeres 2lmsnDez
ment Bates (Gem., 8snn.), Die unter
Gontraft 9er6ejgefii6rten 9lusgaban
INN 5nan3t9 8rOjent gu 6sIdntjo'n,
traf nit 81 9e9en Is Stinnen Elm
glei9es S9idIul. @s fpl9te Dlnn
cine 8iemIi6 erbittsrte 9e6atte 5piz
id1en 2(qen (qpp., gle6r,) unO Dem
9OriiBenben oe5 Gomite'5 fir San
bel5ungelegenhsiten, 6rpe (Rep., Me)
be3iiglih Der 9iQ. 2eBterer per6reiz
tete ii4 in 8efiirDortunJ Der 8iQ nit
3u6iilfenafme TtatiitiIdsr @rHe6unz
gen ii5er nas inmsnie M168tbum 0es
9anOslsoertebr5 iiber 8u6nz, 6luBz
uno Sespege. Wd6reno Der IeBten
20 Sabre, fiigte Der Rsoner bin3u,
Ieien Die 6radtraten auf Die n3omtnz
Meile" Don 81 uuf I Gents ferabgez
glngen UNI trnboem itebe cl5 uQJe=
meine 9erllngen Oes geIGdft5trejb:nz
ben Publitums n'u6 eiiRr nDd9 nieoriz
seren GPretsnottrung. 8ieiem 2lnfin~
nen tDnna nur bur6 cine 0a5uRg Der
Nafer 5acilitdten entIpro49i 1perz
Den uno au5 bieTem 8runpe piinI9e
Die inteligenters 8ep0lferung Der Ser.
Stautsn cine fprti6rittiifsrs Gntz
ipideIung oes SpItems Der SluBz un0
9afenz9er6ef 81 Sa'5 unD
9 gfein's btTiegeIten oas S6idial Der
8iq. gu Den r@EiItsrn," Die perneinz
ten, 5d6lten Often (4op., Re6r.), 9ute
(9em., 3enn,), 8ropn (Rep., lltu6),
G6ilton (0em., Ser.), Sarris (9em,
5enn), 6ill (9sr., N.=YD, 8ple
Bop, S.<1ldt), Snit6 (Gem., 81
81 uno 8ila5 (0em., Misc.). Die
pom 9auIe paTIirte SiG i6lOB nur
eiEe 9eripiligung ppn $10,594,718 in
ii9 Elm, uutnriiirte aber @ontratte,
peI9e, 80 Yroiette inpotDireno, Ser
bin0li9feiten gum 8etrage ppn $51,z :
721, ,210 umfa1sn. 9ie i'm Senat einz
beri6tete 8iQ 6etrug $12,614.550,
eins Summit, lpsl6e our6 berI9ieOene
anosre 9oiten, eini4IieBli6 Der 2tusz
rtu6l zines Sic fD1iier49dFens fir
SUoagaliTornien cine Gr603ung er=
fu6r. I'm 6 ll6r Dertagte Der Senut
It4 Bis norgen.
ReprGientunten3u aus.
5oIt bic gan5e 3eit Der bsutisen
8ar6anOlungen nu6m Die Grpdgung
oe5 &inaterz0opning 0a6Iconteitz
5lqes in QlnIprua, fnOem @Oofe
CRep., S1) ieine 2lrgumentirung gu
@unIten 3inufar'5 ipieoer uufnu6m.
Die 0ebatte ieBte fi6 Bis IpGt @6enbs
fort, na66em me6rere 2lntrGge uuf
@ertagurg our69efalIen plren. lin
8 u3r 20 81. 1par0 Der san nit 139
9eqsn 35 tStintmen oem Gomite fir
@u6len g2r. 1 nit Der 2lnlpeiIung
ii6erpieIen, cine lle6er3dblung Oe5 a6z
gegsbenen 8otums, ND lmmer cine
Ipl9e not6penoig er76eine, por5une3z
men. gs fanO pann @ertagung Biz
rnnrnpn ftntt
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SSilr SartaeIb,

Ct. Soiep +, glo., II. Mtai. -
Die 6eute bier ituttge6ubte repu6lifaniz
f9e Convention bat Iih in i6rer 9luttz
form fir 9artgeIo ertldrt, bod gei4ub
bies srIt na6 elmer langen Debate 5piz
f9en Den 6reunben Der 6reiIilber>prdz
gung. 5erner purben bic Yrin3ipien
bes S6ub3oQe5 unb Der 8ecipro5itdt
inopfiirt.
Der &(6tb. @lc&intep tpurbe oIs
9rGI IiOentI9aftsz@unoiout in0oIiirt.
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GcUaltigcr Snbcatt.

&anfas Gttp, N3o., 13. mui.
- Der Strtte Der A 6ei5er Der Or
mour Puding So. Dro6t international
Ie groportionen un3unebmen, ba Die
Strifer ben Acknowledgement Der
y2lmerican 6eberation Of 2abor" err
Tu9t 6aben, einen intsrnatpnalen
8opcott gesen Die prooufte Der Or
mour SO. 81 ertldren. 8unbesri6ter
Ybiuips bat uuf QnTu4en Der Or
mour 60. einen tempordren @inbaltsz
@eFe6l segen Den 8opcott erlaTen uno
bic 9er6anolung ii6ar ben ian auf
nG6iten Mitttpp6 ungeieBt. 5reunbe
Der Strifer be6aupten, oaB Der 8opz
colt i9on ieit Dorigen 5reitas 46eHo
in &rdft eeipeisn 1T.
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8nIi,ritlrfs in Sikunn.

Qttlanta, Ga, u. M1ai. - Der
n91ational 8erein Don 9oli8ei6efs"
trut 9eute bier CUR SSabreSiiBung gu
fammen uno iparO bonn Mapor Sing
ipillfonrmen gebeiBen. grdiioent 9.
g. Glorioge bon Bolton ipra9 in ieiz
ner &ebe fir 8lsi4fDrmigteit in ben
Q(uslieferungs s@eieBen uno gegen poz
litiI9en GinFIuB in ben Poli3eia8ez
partements. @r paro lpieoereripG6lt; t;
,0esqlei6en G9eT GpnaQp pon 2ltlanticz
GitD als @icezBrdii0ent. Die nddite
Sibung finpet in 9itt56urg in 1897
G4,4+
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,Scttt 4rieQ.
SrIegaten Dcr Republifaner.

0ooer, Del, u. Mai. - Sn Der
beute bier Itattgebabtsn republifuniz
f6en Stuatsz@pnpentipn tpurben Die
9elegaten CUR Nationalz@onbention
augepieien, in berielbsn fir ben bsiten
9elegaten 5u ftimmen. Der Mtnoriz
Tits tss8eridt Ipru4 iia gu 9unIten Wscz
&inIsp'5 aus. SSn Der pluttform er=
tldrte Ii9 bic Convention fir Die Gil
berziEreiprGouna.
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NaOmaD'S
9tcQOD Nclici

INNER porratbio 3u balten. GtFsu Ss5ral6 II
poblt5dti9 in ogsn Gdnen bon etmsrl Ossr Rrar,a
belt. R4ts QnOsres in Der g9elt taru 70 "a .,
ME Oos 8sao9 Rslcf e8msrs ftiuen Oo,s oas losta
i5rsttcn elmer 9rarf5eit b.mmen.
9nnerli5: Gin baIb,r Bis gauasr 25s.!6iid 10
in en,m balssn Gloie @afcr turirt tH sDmtasa
mltuut,u RramSi., RoosuiduT,. ue6,rtsit, Er.5'
rei,. eOobrtuusu, RerO6ftdt, e6laitoFst:it 31fsiI
f5es Ropiptb, gldbuugen unO ale tuusrsH 55n:ca
Isn.
Geu onosrss 6eilmtttsf in Der gBst turirt f5is5sa
uno al. ouoeren maloriiaen, ouuig.u unp iouh8:a
I5iebsr 70 RAID, pis, i'm 9sr.in nit r 70 ~
9tGLtn. ts q 1913 8eao9 RtIttf
tbut.
grdS 80 gts. bic G1ai5.. BET alien Qpo!5:.:Ez.
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Sn gut tnFormirten consmer3ieQen
8reiien 2rnoon's begt man Die feIte
ueber5au9unG cab Der ganSe @asfu=
3niidenf11 cine lsoi9life Ssf4dfts=
Sransattipn lei, ba Der 5irmu Ser
9tifon &c So. i6on lett me6reren
Sa6rcn Der in 5rags itas,nDe 2anoz
itri3 gum Sdufe anQebDten parO.
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(srmutbist sie sinbeimiitbs 3neuftris.

Sicocles bpber GualitdT-
-zuburban. .--- pftaf, ,"---- ~Truie.'
gerlans.u 81. eiu.n G0tGIos.
MARYLAND MFG. AND CONSTRUCTION CO.,
Ga6rieH gtr. 336342, glortb- Stf., Baltimore, gis
Eoltimorer Ssrtaufs< aa.ntur
Er. 2, BtffzE aratpen'Str.
29dibtRstoner gerfa ufss aatHtur:
(TTl17 ,3Dhg)
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1fnicre fdmmt!iben Sapettn ictt ;u resu;irten
~ Sreiicn.
5Gpetea. ! Sdtoue Golo= 3apetcH oo1 ben 50c.@SuG5
Iitdteu, 36c. an Die 2SGno setlcbt
Eapetsn. 3mmer peroeH nit cIeaantcn @oloz2apes
ten iur S5 pro Simmer tapesiert.
sseHftersHouleaTr. Stotiid]e uHb b0ldnoiihe SeEz
TcniterzRonlraur : ier=JfouIenur nit prinsIeoer=
fsenitcrzRoII:aur. 9tollea. , tei q, 81
SiHmpcr's, gtr. 322, gioro=Sutdtu= u=SlraGe.
(ptall4 .6Dttc)
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SStr erla"beH HHs. sbrs fpe'iene alHfm''f'
iantfett auf rie srosc sSitbtisfeit uuh ieIbit
Irthmcnei9fcit III lenfen. in eicicm wfpnat
Sbreu SampfsSocis :NpYarat
ooer NurHdce rrlEl9sn UEo III SroIuE3 hrInatn
su laiiru. oa bic !Tpbrcu, penn Der Nus ntdt
eHterHt miro, rdareno oes SommerS BON oenilebeR
Gnaeireiien mcroeH; an6eroem meroen ShHeH oaourb
pteie uuaHnebmIithfeiteH crpdrt bic eurt lGnseT:s
gSGren IN Der SGion oerGnloBt iuero:r, meHn 5eoer
beiddftJt in, bis Die Teibc al Sie tomut.
SadpertdHoige Seute tDcrotn cearot, meltle Gutb
pessa Siherhtit eescn Teu:rssei0hr rddcleH mex
ben. loiteR=2lnhldss werocn Gui NuEit GHgcieriat.
Brclic itHo 0n9cmciicH rno 20 GroSeat nlcorIaer,
c!S pItcr IN Der SIliOu.
Rec,uunacn perrcu niciJt por eent L. 5eptsmz
Der cingcrcicbr.
Sciteluns,n per 9oIt ober 5eIcphon Rr. 1924.
l5ci;Tus@ @zgnldsen NIT beiFcm SSanrr cine
Spciialtat.
Alva Hubbard Heating Co.,
gr. -!6, gtOro=9 9oparozStr., Baltimore.
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