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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-10
HON JOHN d. ANDERSON.

Hon. John D. Anderson was seen at
the Windsor and was asked about the
general condition of General Watts
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THE OHIO COUNTY DELEGATION.

The Time OF Meeting for Organization
Not -ct settled Upon.
The time and place for the meeting of
she Ohio county delegation, for organ
ization purposes, had not been agreed
upon. last evening. but will doubtless be
settled to-day. There are two candi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-10
THE VOTE FOR GovEKNoR
In 1892, Between MacCorkle and Davis in
This state.

Following is the vote for Governor, in
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Nj. Sariou Is writing n play Tor Harry
irving upon subject chosen by the pcior
slams king Mas ,cft Bangkok for n tvo
months vacation In Java ne viii sian
at singapore On the way
The chidren's subscrp,ion for monu-
ment 10 the late Eugene Field now
amounts TO ssatie, and 1873 Subscribers nre
represented
Gall Hamilton continues 10 improye Jo,
physician states that unless she suffers n
relapse she Will be able to 20 outdoors
IN few days.
The home OF the late General William
Malone, IN. Petersburg, Va. was soid nj
auction and was bought IN by Mrs. Ma
hone. his willow, for ssco.
Joseph Merrill OF Amesbury. Mass ,,,o
opponent of John g. Whittier In ~. ~,
nous contest for the Legislature in ~
| ~ III. He IS NJ years old,
In consequence of i'll health tho v,u
| known English artist. II. = MARKS hns
| been compelled to enter the ranks Of ~.
retired Royal Academicians, '''>
| English reviewers have suggested ho,t,
| Herbert Spencer and James Bryce as Tho
poss bic authors OF the anonymous re- nv
| 10 Max Nordau, entitled Reg .ntvailnn.
The Old Swedes Church Of Wilmington.
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Del, celebrated It's to7th anniversary on
Saturday. The sermon was preached by
Archb'acon c. G. TIFFANY OF New YORK.
Mrs John Jacob Aston did not return
from Europe with her husband II severe
attack of grip preventing. She remained
in Paris aud will doubtless arrive next
week.
bradley Newci, Of Vermont has becone
swell hccled" since he entered upon me-
career as a healer. In other WORDS, ~
has made $4,000 siuce the hrst OF i"s' Jaw
unry.
Cxfora University. England. INTENDS 70
confer tho degree OF honorary ~. - A., IT,
npcn the United States ambassador, Mr'
Thomas Rayard. and upon Mr.. Iohn MOT
ley and Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain
Colonel 7. w. itigglnson has presence
TO the boston public Library his UNIQUE
collection of books relating to the HISTORY
of women. comprising about lcVo vointnes'
The books nre IN a variety oil iahs"ases'
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe is younger even
Mt :, than she was when olvcr Veneer,
Uol,ues called her seventy years young.
she preserves with her advancing vars
a iiuc enthusiasm for everything vi ie"'-
iniuc interest.
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uAI.E,S NEW EIEID.

with Sundays issue Mr.. WIN Y. Hale
severed his CONNECTION With the comnur-
clai- Appeal TO ae pt n position on the 81.
Louis fost-i3ispaich; Mr. Hale leaves be-
hind him "a hos. Of warm friends. who
have admired hts wonderful facility as
Well IA excellence. ms "A poet. Few writer's
Of the day have been more widely quoted
than he, and few have so ihorolIhly
struck ,he popular heart lis poems have
never been above the Intelligence of the
AVERAGE man or woman, they are anni.@
for tha fircside and The home. aud man.
OF them deserve 10 i've among Amrl'-nn
lyrics The best W she's of MS ,SNnriafrs
Win accompany him 10 his now firl If
uss fulness,-- Memphis commeroinl-A Appeal.
The Post has copied May D III. llaios
verses. IA have most OF the papela .ron,
West TO East. His poems lrn fun Il
fcollng and every day interest The Pest
Dispatch has secured "A gifted and yerna-
tile writer. who can write a lytlc, a para
graph. or red hot political editorial,
with equal facility. and all with nealneas
and Dispatch
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COMMENCEMENT DAY.

Agricultural and Mechanical College,
June 9 AT 10 a. IN. the college faculty,
board of directors, Norman q. kttrell
and Governor cubcrson assembled the
rostrum.
Exercises opened with music by the col
Rev. Dr. lhoekrcn.
Muse by hand. pike"
Introduction of Judge Norman q. KIT
trel OF Holston In n concise ana appro.
pirate manner by the president. Gthcral
l.. ) Ross.
MISC by the band,
Reading of thesis by hrst honor grad
surveying the sih,r.an RaNway,' He
gave graphic description Il the OBJ
siacles, both typographical and clmatic.
10 be overcome. lis great length. IN OH
1oei OF It's construction prime paly mill
tary necessity incident 10 Kuslau ny
abandonment, and its prosahlc influence
upon mo present civilization Of both En-
rope and Asia tie proficiency alta ned by
the science OF modern engineering and the
push and energy OF the present age. TIE
iull aud able lnndlins OF the subject re-
Npctsd great credit upon Mr.. Plr,So who
fully Justified the confidence reposed IN
MIN by MS lass.
Music hv th" lana.
Delivery Of medals.
=. Naiei Tory. by Z. ". Kerr. v.neland,
TeNaa subject ',ieiuca,ion." Tho vac
q eloN2N landed his subject ably clothed
m beautiful ana appreciatlvc WORDS. de-,
lhered ia a c,ear. forciblr tone. with
Gr9 !ul and poiniel gestures worthy of
" long praetieel dehat,r He shovel The
Es'nl hruef,s conferred upon the human
iamiiN hf tho honclicout hiess.nss Of rdi,.
rA ON sni his alli"ss was II credit II
lmsHll ana an horor 10 HI class. Ills
ad ou was feeling and nppropriate
Response 10 valotllctory. by II. T.. potlm
OF college Station Texas. who aeauiti"'i
nias'lf with marked ahil Is and if.lnr
confidence reposed in him hy Ii :, the sec.
Music bv the hand
conferred degrees. Sss' 'he''
Director Rose then addressed a few re-.
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Ne INpRovrNeNr ANrlclrArnn


The papu.ar assatisrsa son y % ,hr
lr5fv-,ti,l ,,at.,... wa. -, prsnattii,..a
ihal paAu-4i 1854 wave wa the re-
s.li 'lic Ili3 -go4Jih Congress went M
y 50 " nope sul expectation enter iiue-i
uy az las 4ia.nrity 90 taa American
YcoMe ihat an .upr,y. incmt .nrr ,he
INNy-ttid Np.ft ar se,a rnt fas cN-
p.ctatilu las iorg s.ncc been moan ioara
Tho s.rtoqs mater uaw i~ shat iaCte ~
ne 8se4rnpcc that the i'itjN-uf,h or the
ti;i. sixth " ~ be amy Artfer ln4ael ih.t
cAot@.ns 81 "a corgirss inis year VIII 10
oscrsha1owti. OF at any ra,e iuyolyed
30 x.eafi, jr m. ele.tion OF "A pf,4lien,
thal hone nnt raIasaA politics wnl com.
lGol ~ lne tboice Of cousrcasmcn. .un
Tue Nanlps 4rf many that more mot
ncfcnt lods 81 MEN VIII assemble In
WasnrFtau In tho lower hons, Ia l,4,
t!-ai ass..n8lea In 1875 or isas. f..f.,t-
kogisn, .a con;.rtss AMI out Of IL ma, he
some 80 aggf,eslye and ihe people are 70
easily moved los l ,hnt the hn,e ~ n,.
prov ng IN, con.rage ,onht Ton. ,.,..,,,,
faintor constantine p.ftioal se,,.,,.,.
held 10 SO uftle ,ndn,l..at ,o,,,,,,, ~.
II lis nossihle f,r o,n.,.,, 70 ,,,,,,,...
hold ofHs. .l;h,,,, ,,,s-t.a,,.,,,
isiios OF the position or the o,I,r,,i,.n,
10 the people
TN. ner.ssi,v fo, hoi,,,,, ,,a,..,.
latiye ana c,rsu.tv, 80 eat,
,lr.eter arco,,,,,b,I,,, H., ,,.,, .'.,.,..
constituencies ia n.,,,, ,,. M ,.,,
serious r,,,t., r,, ,,,',. -.
me hoas,.a .ys,s, az ..,,'
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GETTING BEHIND BREAsrwonKs

Now that the nomination OF MIR. Me.
kinney for the presidency appears 10 be
assured, the republican organs are be-.
ginning TO outline the defense they Will
mako for him in sections whore tho low
tarin idea Is popular notably umclg the
Western and Southern republicans with
tariff FOR revenue only leanings.
The battle viii be fought as far as pas.
siblo on tho tariff issue. Nckin.ey's
domination would necessarily and natur-
ally mean that issue. az he has posed as
he great high priest Of protection. But
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MlsrAkEN nus CALLING.

To the Editor OF Tho Post
The artist that desgnod and executed
the cartocn which appeared in Tho Post,
wherein The president is seen receiving
his orders from a senator. certainty docs
not understand his business. lie should
be schooled The idea that n president
who ia nothing but servant of the PEG
pie should stand before an august sena-
Tor with his hat on while receiving in.
structions. Is preposterous one II IA
true the president s. ~ democrat, but
this IS carrying democracy n little too faf.
This standing uncovered in the presence
OF a great superlnr implies too much
san, CT check or whaievcr YOU please 20
call 1t. That hat or cap should hay
been IN one hand while receiving orders
with the other. II this unmanncrcd posi-
ton is repeated that servant should be
lmpcached. II has come to "A pretty pnss
when an inferior can thus defy 'scna-
torial dignity" with nnpuuty l'ui char
lty leads MS 10 infer that the president y
head was uncovered and that THIS fact
was overlooked by the artist. he IN &
ss II may. either the aforesaid. president
nr the art.st should he discharSci.
Senatorial dignity" must be mlintained
or this Nation will 20 tumhing INTO OBJ
liuuity-or something else. The credit OF
the Nation is at stake I'm this matter
and II that arts, has drawn true u
life" that pres dent should be drthrnncd
but If the artist IN AT fault hr should
he compelled ia retire until he has learned
his businss more thoroughly H.
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RANCHO HIGH SCHOOL.

Rancho, Texas. June 5.-The RAncho
high school closed prosperous zen
months session today The three days
examination Was Followed TINS afternoon
by Joint meeting Of tho Mayf'ower and
Pinta socicties. Al $50 p. m, a iarne
audience was present To enjoy the RtRh.
uatins exercises Mr.. Roy King delivered
he salu,atory. Mr.. j, n. MAGE deliverea
III" yalpdletory Or. W. y. hihS uciiv
the real IN lie beyond the period OF
graduation. showing that the student IN
broader ned may win nlher laurels ana
ness In the conflicts Of AFTER life. Hon.
j, H. Cooke president OF the hoard OF
trustees. in few impressive. remarks
tuition to Messrs. King aud Masee, the
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EDNA scHoc,.

Edna Texas, June Nv.
W wal c, At Professor r. Ed.l., !.
morrow evening Wit,SNc !
decorated with mo, ,oun !
ana paintings, The Wn,I NJ
Mrs MIS- Tonoly. The cs y,S y W
was delivered TO a I e,na
DAY by Rev. Dayan,,V s !. y
!, =. Edelin, and his s Y VIZ Z
are doing. a noble WA ' Y.
county. suuea'Nl i
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ISLAND CllY Ind

l,eN "f, a,ssoaasar-Prsti
c.,,,', A =. eeasl Asssl
galveston, Texas, June 4 j,
convei.tlon this mo,,,r, a,
delegates wor. ....s "
49,, e'. sa'aered ,s@
"'"'' 'uage W. 3. Rote,
county. who had brourl, ,,n
bcr of views os N. ,. s'' 'H'
oo,,,,,,. we 'mpiovila
No'"''
Ihess roads are bull, A
wilitc lime sand founi,a,
gravel. widths VARYING ~
tigthccn feet. JutSe Mr.,
sraNej cements and b-s..
solid and the photograpS,, III, ~
smooth highways. ~
The highest cost IL 70, M
thirty inches of gravel ~,
Robson says .hay have I'M;
unnecessary and that rosI
inches. which is suffrjsm
slructcd for sl.i0 per lI,s,l
building of these roads M
in lssS and the only cost h
= paid fer cutting a trea
Tho material Is conyar,.,.
Ing to lie hauled more III,
half miles. the average age ai n.
already been CONSTRUCTED 1,
have been issued. The liz.
road fund has been uNS: II
been the assessment for IN /,
to the road fund. - "
Judge Robson says they N
cents per iineal yard ui.'t tss III
tract being obtained By Id
ana md also o utii'zla NJ the hst co sMf |.
You , Sec said Judge sss
contractors only get a iss u
hey are scins to charge 4
, iie' as rN wen h. as for 10, ' ,
e 'Snms I for a pe ,am %ey j ys
know what to depend %, u
favorable terms"
TENAs COAST ASSEM-
HARMONY hall this this, attenss
s 90 '''e .,s Ip " a1 ra,.. !, !.
dc dt IT., Ar H. IT, .ou n. uo,aI !, ".
dent said the Good .!Ssll R lead ! y Y
, ma Go OF soo ssd 'Saas Uai K,
me, me o ,ia oa assUela' ws;,a ~
ro onr .,'' F Secretary S'H RiSsr
report as to the finances n !
,ion and , said the = coast ssss \
o oiber sa lntn,as Of the he STAT Stat )
a as considerable influence y
MIR. w. /. Willis Of Is n
tn need Of drainage ana
The LEGISLATURE. lie tGpAA
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Third company. y:
Fourth company u; ruorv
Signed Jonas y. F.norN,
Firs, lieutenant Eleventh Infantry.
A. Miller Todd,
Harry Il. Martin.
THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.
College station. Texas. June o.--At II
business meeting Of the Alumni associa-
ton held here yesterday at . y. M. a new
constitution was adopted, plan'fo or
ranize an alumni bureau was consld-
cred and referred to committee with
power to act.
The following resolution was then
adopted:
Whereas, our Institution has now com
plctcd It's twentieth annual session and
distributed throughout The State many
old students and graduates. who have
now become leading citizens of their
respective localities, and
Whereas. ii the custom in all the old
educational institutions of the country
to have At least one of Eradua,t'H on
Resolved that II Is tho sense OF this
association that we should have ro,pIe-
board of directors and that we select by
nom nation and election II representative
man from our association whose name
shall be forwarded to the governor OF the
state as a competon, and suitable Iian
for the position, with the request mat ne
lie appointed to the first vacancy that oc-
Mir. Il. w. Hutchinson of Houston was
unanimously elected as the candidate of
Mcssrs Downs. Tilson and Ross were
appointed n committee to draft n memo
rial and forward it TO he governor.
Messrs ph'lpott. Francklnah, rul,er,
Smith and Fearhake were apnoih,e,.u a. q
| thu amunl candidate.
After tho clction of officers the' meeting
SHAM BATTLE.
At O'Clock the grand sham battle
was fought, participated In by the entire
corps oil infantry and artillery. Tn;s
feature of the rroerimme was very IN
toresting to the 'pse,ntors ar ana Ia. sN'uis
| At $50 the Ross Volunteers gave a con-
peiitive drin. which was ,hr crack mill I'll,
ary event Of 'h he som.n' N,n 'h
Al 5.l5 tho exercises closed with graaua-
| ton dress parade. which was very l,oan-
| uful and was wiinessel ny an iH'heiiSo
After the dress parade Company j pre-
scented Cantain BnrneN y kerrfille, n.l,
gold watch as a token of their nigh IS
teen The presentation speech was made
by MIR Allen of Marlin Of the class of 81.
Governor culherson remained over to
night and Will return to AUSTIN toihof-
row. ..
climax To this grand occasion aud such
an array of beauty, wiz and talent mas
seldom been seen within the borders or
| fcxas. The music was furnished by ii'rp :
| Light Guard band of Houston anl II, was
simply superb The merry dance as
continued until a late hour and when
Home. Sweet Home was nlaFrd nacn
| one fell that the erandest comiuenr clnent
| in the history ri the Agricultural and Me
chanical college aud the plensnre they
had realized would long remain green
spot in lifes memory.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Fully $500 people are in attendance upon
tie exercises today
Al o'clock II. m. there was an oNocn-
| 1--we meeting of the Alumni assoc atlph.
Jpdge Begn'egard Bryan Of lirelnAu.
OF penisan, DR. \ j lnge of l'ocos CITY,
| Norman @. KittrNl of Houston aud GOV
| commencement. and also Colonel TX"
| prNnr IF Einlinnnl.
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I Two Igradua,cs ), n.
b" 'Rs paper, paper II, IN Ss,.'.A
,o w chrereas, We h,,l.,. !,
I'm, T.iarrison and ', NI,s..a ;'s
!. n , Gregory a m,,ses Via
a,cea a ,',l themsslvu..a !, n
Afforded an9 our chll a., rslf'nSs
m, n'nns,,oived, That x H. 'l ,s.isss
in e ,HiansT' II 70, Their is',ss.
81 OF them he disposal s.n Y asj
o. o.. teaching amcnV 70 y ,sus
We W. pledge our X. w. " ia ~
WI be delighted wi,h ss;s
,, some pertinent r Fem ,ueh u
, ,.,roiessor Harrison y,, y Y, n
year year IN the Rancho s s,Sss!,. q
main here in lchcol S Say b
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marks of fntherly advice and wisdom to
the graduates.
Music by the hand
rhS names of those distinguished In
their several classes and departments
were then read out by President j.. >.
Ross.
Music by the band.
Short address Ivy President Ross ex-
rressve of his upprcr alton shown by
tho farmers in tho graduating exercises
Governor CulbcrsoN was then called for
ard responded In simple but elegant Lam
gunge.
Bcnod!c.,on by Rev. pr. Chockrn.
DlSTl NGtiSllEp sTrDENTS.
Distinguished students by departments:
I'irs, iass--Chcmis,ry, tiutson. Kerr,
f.hcrspacher. Agriculture, Howell Kyle
Rloun, civil engineering and physics
Park. Cobb English and history, PARK.
Kerr. Goldberg. Drawing, Park. Iiu,son
staples. Horticulture and hotany. Hildc
hran', Samaeri uoibers Mnihsmn,iss
ucoring. Hutson, EbPrspacher, Kerr.
Second class Agriculture. Bryan, Kve.
,icuiturai course. Todd Bryan, Kyle.
cvil Sngineer,,,nF course. 'lm',hen nns
neeiing course, Rollers. Shlrcs. Sherwo d
civil engineering and physics, Mead
Wysrshin,r Wheat. rmw,ns XII Shihrs s r.
culture and botany, Todd. Greenwood {.
Iansuages "ysrsnln,r liyayyi ns usckN ST.
chanicnl enginccrinu, Vanther; Rollin,s,,
ravit,, Military science, Rollins, VIII
liams. Lowry.
pied with all tho requirements for grad.
untion and are entitled 10 the degree ~
bachelor of science. -
lcgc: $. l.. lslcunt. san Augustine; II. W.
Howell Bryan; II. c. Kyle, Nursery; :.
A. cobb, colorado; G. II. Finley. Gen
Dallas. D. Rodris,iez. e. r. niaz, Mexico;
H. H. Roscn,hal. Jefferson: &. l.. Scherer,
Anahuac;, + l.. Wisdom; TeNar ,lt,l,,'or,.
rcffcrs III: A. H. Hildchran,, College; W.
Mcchanieal engineering conrse--.l; W.
Ruincy, ,Kerrvilig;; George mnersr a.
Iiutson. collsge: Il. NJ. Kerr. Vineland;
S. +. Rhodes. Bryan.
MIR. A. NJ. Fnrgu~hn Of Relton resersnh
Honor gradual es-l'ark. kerr iiu'son.
pis,inguished students. by Glasses -
First class, Park. iiiidebrnn'. Huison
t thlrd class. Newton. Matthew'S. Kerr;
fsui.ih class. Campbell, Ball, I'n.nos.
Third ags-Agriculturt. Newton, car
Donaldson. Kerr Drawing, G. Johnson
Martin Tracy. English and history. l..
smith. Rawlins New,on. mor,'en lIaim'
| Mechanical engineering. o Niece Ma
thews. Brelschnider i.ansuages, ia o.,,,l
| Fourth class-Asriculture. Astii RaIn :
| Bowen Drawing. Campbell BAH. Moon
I.ngls h aud history. Bowen Matnppe,,ii
| Winston. Mathematics, Ball. Gamn snnii
/ Niblo Mechanical engineering, COOK
| Marlborough. Ehrhart. ,,x
| Certificate of proficiency in Latin, Mr.
f. NJ. Law, .Ir.. class Of 1880
COMPETITIVE COMPANY DRILL.
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H.. $500. ,..t,,.. ...,.- .'iI.l l,x, 4
$500, ,..,,,,N ,,.,,,, ,,,,,,, IN, ,o,,,na far
,sa, a., ,,.n
Nn,,,,,,.. n.o,n, have ,u,,o :, r.c,m-
,,,nn., h,,,, ., emo ,,rtc n,,,,s mr. Tho
,,,ssas r,er. 4, r,, Tor .,,n ,,a,e, he
would be expected - wic'a upon irpsia-
ton HIS administration OF or'msry al
1H'rs IN ohio was eoH7A'e'c''SiY wax ana
.N'rhNnEant' In congress a. fnloyei no
1,5'''','''" AS " "e'n' ~ 'F So ,'s,.' u, Guy
''."'' up ~ we ~ - -.
Wy :" '"'p0s'
P"S>'''e pp''ss upon ''s poo''' ~.
.. ."''o'" ''.o y "i'
and with them no = dtli.v'""s one 10
the best Interests of the country. so the
republicans can take either horn of the
dilemma iha, seems to thrm the better
~. ,,o,ros from Aialetne that
~. u =, 80 ao,no,r,,i, ,ol, In that
r.h.. ,la,.,,,s democrats do no,
a., o,,,,,sr, ui,h as attend-
m. -, ,t,o,, Marry
Na,,,rn, Is ...,ina tho south a
lQN'i'f' -N'''A'' " ~
good example and ono that VIII likely
I've followed from the Potomac to the Rio
Grauic IN yc"r
Tn, ,,,,,roe-porraro dno, has gone to
~ -
Thc establishment, OF a direct stenm-
shin In, between Hamburg and Galveston
al ma time or the yenr VII rrlnrc extra
| vigilance. ON the mar, of tho state quar-
nrtio. officers AT the latter pla5o, as +,
Viii .urn the tide Of Russian. Polish and
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Nav York. June ito meet the extra
demand upon them by tiuns-Atlantic
travellers. the American ana '"''"'" i''''s
I'm a, ,,n an extra steamship from
~ ,",.t ,,,i,i,i, "A few days. If the cN-
odis of nloasure seekers keeps, up a, W
nrW...nt rau,. theys will be a hoine"atu
scramble horrible to contemplate
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GOSSIP or GOTHAM.


New York June TO meet tNc eN'r"
demand upon thcm by truns-Atlantic
travellers the American and tunard lines
I'm ,, ,,, a., extra steamship from
,hIs ,nrt within a few days. II inc vN
oaue of measure seekers keeps Wy d. W
nrc..,nt pni,. thare will be "A hoihe"atu
scramble horrible to contemplate
Among the last acts of the Grand Lodge
of the Free Masons OF tho state wa
the passage OF IA resolution in favor OF
I'M. cre,,ion of a now Masonic ttah on
snt,e ri,towu site yj't to I've selcc'S"., ~
present han, at sixth avenue anu IN"
ty-th.r,i street. VIII he leased ior u"'','tN
nuruosrs when the new temp" ~ ieNts
M hyatb,r, ny. bound - be in the swim.
Politics certainty makes strange ped
fellows. Four years ago eN-Mayor Grace
led an anti-snap delegation to tue demo-
cratic National convention and slhce men
has been vigorously ,wf'uns ths ,, tait oi
IT, the a hnrna6y 'FE. 2g large to chi
cago. With H. Il. nm as MS mate. 10
political pill Is so bitter that Il can not "e
made palatapic with spoiis'
The way in whi,h the bicycle has super
50 led the horse is shown hy nothing more
than the fac, that a great many of The
raa6hous.s n nearby ru. al pots have pun
an signs with The Inscription, W ntelnch
Rest" These places of ,n' dinnlent
X 'ep N stock . his sutrN 81 hii''N~ M'.'.,
Ara only thirst-qae nchers, ani haN' no
intr Aicatlrg qualities The wheel Is an
advocate Of temperance. Judging from
surface .ens at least
lust ms left my Fat this afternoon
bumped up aeains, a ono-leege'd man ON
a wheel The merr-' stump told where
his right limb had been. on that s!de
OF the machine Il heavy cfutch was siiinS
OH hooks, evidently ~ II sort of balancing
pole. but Nv was healthy looking chap
w,thai. and IN, way he made the wheel
spin with his good and game LEFT made a
n,oomersd girl CLOSE behind him work
harder than she usually does WHEN she
speeds through forilrih street.
since Iiammoi~ten established his
Olympia at broadway aud Foriy-third
street all the drug stores, grocery stores,
meat market, and other Shops of COM
meree IN the Immediate viyinity HAY
named thor places olympia y petition
win soon hc prescribed to hoard Of alder
mon by ciilzous OF ina uclghhorhopu re-
qics,iug tina Ionsncre Square he ~
named olympia square The same sort
OF iad can he noted i'll aii parts 81 the
city made famous by a pubic or private
sructure.
The New York ana brooklyn Railroad
company recently Incorporated, proposes
To build and operate n tunnel railroad
two miles loug It's tvrmini ara to be a
point In New York near broadway. be-
tween Canal street. AMI ,,outh Ferry. ani
point IN iiruoltlNn near Fulton street ,
b"twrrn tine ,-ity hall and the East river.
Biz men are hack Of this new scheme 10
connect the ciias. and unless unforeseen
engineering difficulties hrb up to Plague
them the needed hole VIII soon be an
nnd-oi thr-ceuturj reality,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-10

When the republican platform is an
nounced a, ST Louis. democrats VII ieurn
that there are other issues besides the
financial question that demand attention
and issues Of especially vital in,ercs, to
the Southern States
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