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The morning times., 1896-07-29
AMBULANCE LAMP EXPLODED.
Emergency Hospital Wagon Badly
Damaged by Fire.

lamp attached to the Emergency Hos.
pital ambulance exploded shortly after 8
o'clock last night while the wagon was
in the stable, and the flames set fire to
the curtains.
Mr.. Samuel Cook and Ambulance Driver
Carpenter extinguished the flames after
a hard fight, but the curtains and por-
tion Of the covering of the ambulance was
burned away. The wagon, however, was
not untitled for, service.
The morning times., 1896-07-29
Reduction in Rate to Bay Ridge.

The rate to Bay Ridge, tAe beautiful
excursion resort on the Chesapeake Bay,
has been reduced this season to 80 cents
for adults, except for evening train
rate of 75 cents will be charged, with
rebate of 25 cents after coupon is stamped
by ticket agent at Bay Ridge. Half rate
for children between the ages of and 2
years. Trains leave B. & o. depot. week
DAYS. 9:t5 4. IN. and 4:2S p. IN. Sundays,
>:35 a. NJ. 1:3o and 3:15 p. m.
je16-w,f,Stf
The morning times., 1896-07-29
SOUTHERN DENTISTS MEET.

Twenty seventh Annual Session in
Progress at Asheville.
Asheville. N. c., July 2s.-The twenty
seventh annual meeting of the Southern
Dental Association convened in its first
session this morning in the ballroom Of
Battery Park Hotel. About fifty men,
bers are In attendance.
President John 8. Thompson called the
meeting to order and L. P. NcLoud OF this
city welcomed the visitors. j. Y. Crawford
of Nashville responding. An interesting
feature Of this afternoons session was o
paper read by DR.. C. L. Alexander of
Charlotte, which was discussed
The morning times., 1896-07-29
FELL INTO THE FENDER.
Riders of an Advertising Tricycle.
Spilled by a Car.

The large tricycle. used as an advertise
mept for a bicycle lamp, which has been
seen about the streets the last few days,
was run into by an electric car at Four
teenth and II streets last night shortly
after O'Clock and badly damaged
Mr.. A. Costello, one of the riders, was
thrown from his seat by the shock of the
collision and fell into the fender of the
car. Mr. F. c. North, the other rider,
was uninjured. The car was No. 224 of
the Metropolitan Line, in charge Of Con-
ductor Murphy.
The morning times., 1896-07-29
Are You Insured?

The Times Real Estate Bureau, Tenth
and Penn. ave-, places the following
visks:
Insures your house against fire.
Insures your furniture against fire.
Insurcs your plate glass against breakag &c,
Insures steam boilers, steam yachts and
elevators. Insures you against all per-
sonai accidents. Deals only with old and
reliable companies.
The morning times., 1896-07-29
CAUGHT TWO sTURG EoNS.
First Landed From the Potomac ut
This Point for Years.

Two sturgeon were caught yesterday in
the Potomac River. being landed in a net
by George Turner and George Goslin. The
fish, which are fully six feet long and
weigh 200 pounds each. were caught
between the Aqudeduct bridge and
the Three Sisters. They were handsome
specimens. and being the first caught in
the river for several years created quite
a little enthusiasm among the men along
the docks.
The water in the vicinity of fthe bridge was
quite muddy yesterday when the men
went out, and only one run of the net was
made Before the two sturgeon were land
ed both Turner and Goslin knew there
was something unusual in the net. IL was
with the greatest effort that they managed
to get the net ashore. and were more than
surprised to find the two large COW
surgeons.
The morning times., 1896-07-29
AUGUST 9Th.
DR.. YOUNG'S
Generous Offer Will
Close Then.

To say that Or. Young's generous offer
Of this CITY would not expsess it. The
large number who called at the DOCTORS
offices yesterday clearly indicate that 1t
Is. Many were heard to express words of
gratitude and praise for the very great
relief experienced at the hands Of this
eminent physician. DR.. Young's offer is
as follows: All who apply In person at his
offices,
The morning times., 1896-07-29

This desirable house. located on sw.
corner Of 18th and Riggs streets n. W.,
will bear inspection, containing II rooms,
finished in California redwood. hand
sOmely decorated. Modern in every de-
tail-tiled bath, sanitary plumbing-on
lot 20 #. front. Price $1,000; cost the
owner, $40, 500. For further Information
call or address
TIMES REAL ESTATE BUREAU,
Tenth St. and Pa. Ave.
The morning times., 1896-07-29
ROUGH ON GORMAN.

Donohoo, Whalen and Mattingly led the
fight. The mover OF the resolutions SAID
he had been told by bosom friend of
Senator Arthur Pue Gurnian that 10th he
and Hin would remain true to the Chicago
uominees. The announcement that Gorma n.
whose only salvation is Democratic vic
tory, would support the ticket was greeted
with shouts of derision.
Mattingly, who said that he and Hill were
i'll the convention together, told what he
knew of Hill's standing on the question,
and that settled it. Senator David B. Hill
will now have to get along without th:,
Endorsement of the Bryan and Sewan Dem
ocratic Club of Southwest Washington. The
original resolutions reflected upon the
policy of President Cleveland and also the
course of four District officials who have
not done as these Southwest Washington
Democrats think they should have done in
their whole period of office, and later in
regard To feaity to the regular nominees.
The clause referring to the President was
stricken out, but the condemnation of the
District officials remained.
The president was empowered to ap-
point a committee to confer with the cen
tral committee in regard to the reception
to Bryan when he visits Washington. After
deciding to meet at the same place, No.
3oS Seventh street southwest, next Tues
day evening, the meeting adjourned.
LOTS OF RESOLUTIONS.
The preamble and resolutions adopted
were as follows:
..As it is one of the cardinal maxims OF
a.
of ma jority in convention assembled should
be quietly respected and obeyed by
these who participate in organization or
its final result; and
Whereas, The Democracy of the District
of Columbia represented in this meeting
being desirous Of Initiating this time-honored
custom, do hereby give to the nominees at
Chicagoitsunqualifieda Therefore
be it
Resolved, That this meeting hereby
fully indorses the platform adopted by the
Democratic convention in Chicago and the
selection OF the Hon. william Jennings
Bryan as the candidate for President and
the Hon. Arthur sewall for Vice Presi-
dent of the United States and therefore
pledge our firm and resolute support in
aiding to accomplish their election.
Resolved, That we repudiate those
who have heretofore acted or pretended to
act in good faith in promoting the cause
of Democracy in the District and who now
skulk under the lash of the present admin
istration, having fattened off patronage
bestowed upon them and whose actions
are mute in sustaining the regular Demo-
cratic nominees"
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Not Yet Irnder Restraint

There is man in Georgia who boasts OF
having written seventy poems in the last
thirty days. At last accounts he was still
at large, but the police were hopeful
Exchange.
The morning times., 1896-07-29
Flour Mills Burned.

Mound City, Mo-, July 2s.-Koeschles 6
Deermont's flour mills were totally de-
stroyed by fire last night. Loss, $35 600;
Insurance, 81 5000. Spontaneous combustion
was the cause.
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A FINAL DECISION.

Finally when the voice of a speaker
could be heard above the din Tom Mann
and James Kier Hardie addressed the chair
in advocacy OF the admission OF one of
the Anarchists. Other speakers opposed the
proposition, and the excitement wa xed
until it appeared that there was a de
cidedly favorable chance of yesterdays
disgracerul scene being repeated.
Herr Singer finally succeeded in obtain
ing little order, and it was then agreed
that properly accredited Anarchists should
De admitted, but should be allowed to take
no part in the debates. Later another vote
was taken, and it was decided to uphold
the Zurich resolution. which in effect. pro-
y!des that Anarchists shall not be admitted.
There the question remains at present
The morning times., 1896-07-29
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Penns ylya MIA avenue, adjoining Willard'5 $
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SCORED SOME OFFICIALS
South Washington Democrats
Organize for Bryan.
HAD A LIVELY MEETING
Resolutions 1ndOrsing Hill Started
the Fun and Leaders Came in for
General iatiOn-TempOrary
Organization Effected and the Clubs
Principles Declared

South Washington Democrats got to-
gether last night to organize campaign
club. They accomplished their purpose,
but in doing it the remains of resolutions,
votes, and motions in approval and denun-
citation OF the policies pursued by various
party leaders were scattered broa dcast
over the hail.
About thirty men, possibly less than that
number, assembled in little partitioned
ice cream apartment at 3uS Seventh
street southwest and chairs falling to
fill the demand, kegs and boxes
from an adjoining saloon were pressed
into seating service. W. 7. Whelan stated
that the meeting had been called for the
purpose of organizing Democratic club,
and then he added, to the evident relief
of his hearers, "a Bryan and Sewall Demo
cratic Club of Southwest WaShingtonians." :"
THEY SPLIT ON HILL.
In consequence of the meeting ut the
District Democratic central Committee
on the same evening", Mr.. Whelan stated
that the Committeeman would not be able
10 attend, but that Robert Z. Mattingly,
who represented the District Democracy
at Chicago, was present to assist III the
organization.
w. T. Whelan was sthen chosen temporary
chairman, and ID. W. Perkins temporary
secretary. Although there were repeated
calls for whelan as permanent president
he declined in favor of Mattinriy, who was
unanimously elected.
George Neitzey. VIII lam Wells and
Robert Doyle, central committeeman repre-
senting the Eleventh, Eighteenth and
Seventeenth districts, were chosen. The
other officers are ID. W. Perkins. recording
secretary; W. T. Wheian, treasurer and j.
T. Smith, sergeant-at-arms-
The apple of discord was cast into the
meeting in the shape OF series OF resolu-
tions offered by William ]. Donohoo. These
resolutions, after denouncing Cleveland and
4 certain Big Four Political Pie Ring that
is said to exist in the city, laid thick
coat of euiogy on''I am Democrat" Hill.
The meeting split 1t soon became manifest
that there Were different kinds of Demo-
Gratis present. Cleveland Democrats. Hill
Tillman Democrats. and Bryan
Democrats sprang up to espouse their
favorite's cause.
The morning times., 1896-07-29
ANARCHISTS RUSHED IA
Forced Their Way Into the So
cialist Trades Congress.
WAS A GREAT UPRoAR
They Had Been Refused Admfttance
by Large Majority, But q Little
Thing Like That Did Not Daunt
Them-FOrce Had Its Effect and
Delegates Were Afterward Let In.

London, July 2S.-The International So
ciaiist Trades Congress met again in st.
Martins Town Hall today. In view OF the
disorder which characterized yesterdays
meeting there W as aiarge crowdof outsiders
present, who, apparently, were anxious to
see repetition of the trouble.
As the delegates presented themselves
for admission a close scrutiny was made
of their credentials. it being feared that
some of the anarchists would endeavor to
get on the floor and make trouble. Some OF
those who bore credentials which were
not in exactly the right shape were refused
permission to enter the hail.
Herr Singer, the well known socialist
of the GerPan Reichstag, who speaks
English fluently. acted as chairman at
today's session. He referred to yester-
days disturbance. and announced that
order would have 10 be maintained. After
the usual preliminaries the Congress took
up the question of the admission of an
archists, against which a large maj jority
vote was cast yesterday.
FOR AND AGAINST.
Speeches for and against their recog-
milton as delegates were made by Jean
JduiCSt q s1ttldilst Oh tlt
French Chamber OF Deputies: Tom Mann,
who was formerly IN ember OF the House
of Commons, and several other properly
accredited delegates The speakers were
very much excited, and those in favor
OF the admission OF the Anarchists hotly
contentied that il they were not admitted
the congress would not be internationally
representative in its scope, and that its
decisions and conclusions would not carry
the weight which they would otherwise
have
The opponents of the proposition declared
with equal spirit that the admission of
the Anarchists would have the effect of
leading the general public tosbelieve that
the Socialists favored the Anarchist propa-
ganda, which, the speakers contended, was
not the case Eventually another vote
was taken and it was decided-203 TO o.
To refuse to recognize them.
The Anarchist would be delegates were
outside the hall waiting for decision. and
when it was announced to them they be-
came highly indignant. II was finally de-
ciied to force an entrance into the hail. and
the decision was no sooner arrived at
than 1t was carried out.
A rush was ma de for the doorkeepers who
were speedily upset, and the crowd OF
Anarchists made their way to the gallery.
Then arose a perfect babel. The delegates
shouted in their native tongues, Russian,
Polish. French. German, Italian, Spanish,
and English, chat the intruders should be
elected
A FINAL DECISION.
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MIDSUMMER : :
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E yoRIl-wool quiet.


C~HICAGO-Cattle, prices and demand
better; the bulk Of the native beef steers
sell at 81 S0G4 30. The extreme range of
prices n 81 40G+ 50 for common to
strictly choice. Hogs firm: heavy hogs
s. S0G3 rs: medium weights 81 1903 20:
mixed 50 1063 10. and light weights 81 25
az so. Sheep, unchanged prices: lambs
sold Mt an extreme range of Sc 50l6 so,
the bulk going at IS 25G6 90. Receipts
Cattle, 5000 head; hogs. 5000 head:
sheep 5000 head.
C1NCINNATI-Hogs active and lower
at 81 9OG3 CO.: receipts 900 haed; ship
ments 700 head.
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Wool.

LoNDON-There was n good attend
ance Mt the wool auction sales to-day.
The number OF bales offered was 1850.
withdrawn 500. Following are the sales
in detail: New South Wales 1916;
secured 6Adals Sd: greasy 5,sG9Ed.
oueensland-2.032 bales; secured $40
1s 3isd; greasy 6Gf9kd. Vlctorin-1.7l 9
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7Ad.
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Simply npply SWAYNE'S OINTMENT.
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Symptoms-Molsturc: intense itching
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Dry Gro1s.

FALL RIVER : The cloth marke.
closed at 2,5c; demand light ana almost
wholly for odds.
NEW YORK-PrIntlng cloths In fair
request and steady ut 2Ac.
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Metals.

NEW YORK-Pig iron quiet. Copper
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When Daby wnssick, VIC gavo her Castoria.
When shc wns n Child, she crIcd for Cas,orln.
When shc became Miss, Sho chung 70 Castorin.
When sho lad Children, she gave them Castorla,
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OIL CITY-CrcdIt balances 81 Is; GER
~tIfcntes opened. highest. lowest and
closed ut 81 Il: shipments 9S, sos barrels;
runs 97.T4S barrels.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
on md after Saturday. February :, 1891
trims Will run Us follows, city time:

tDaiiy. except Sunday.
Sunday church trains Will leave Elm
Grove ut 9:iS Il. H., and Wheeling ut la:lI
n. m. II. l.. Wi2lSGERBER,
General Manager.