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the New York chamber of commerce. the
silver sentiment seems 70 be flo'rl;h,ng
, ui,,, sr,en hay tree. OF csa,sc. .'l M.
here, as. 1t means heavy rcpri sails on re-
There is SIN another aspee, to The
easiness and that's IS AZ % the com.
r,cxion. OF tho new censress. Chairman
Bab S IS Of course hsgsI 4, Of se1s se,
~ I, congress as Is TO Ice, found IN he
aiisnmen, Of parties on ihe slysr uns f.
as TO whehor or not the republicans can
again secure. SO heavy a majority.
Tho truth Is, the silver tev" has nn,sef
ali the calculations Of rol.tNlans. frh
iioe coinage men. Ter iho ias' rs asyyf
months, have hern moving Over the Ssnlefs
ana. Wills "aound NONE men " W
VI rking wsh nigh, and main. The r'su
is another 'irreVossihln conflict" aud
Is nice question rs 10 whether or not I'
VII be settled at the pole IN NovemH
next. Far-sccing poiiticel rrolips,s s
tI.e, real light will take place In iaOo.
The Mskin'ey manasers here are VIE
Louis gold plank was the work OF Efs
ern men Particularly ~ this news Is
lala'shle to Mar ilarna. Hence Y
that National Committeeman Bayn,
Wisconsin gives an authoritative Wrsfestr
version Of this Fart OF the ST. Louis his
tory; Mckinley managers ase su,ng TO the
nn.i'n ~ tlt rlditliS pI s,'ilHlcT i.SuCt ana
Mr.. Plat that they did H." Mr. payns
crdeavcrs to show that the-e are others
who have Just as go.d claims. and insists
that Mr.. Hanna, Mr.. koh' hat and others
should b. credited with malSire the money
n,nnk. IN SHEET. 1t is another case OF
Who Killed Crck Robin"
Every man who was at the convention
claims Tho al H." There arc two facts
tfat s'and out. In ,'9la relief IN the con-
trovcrsv over The raw famous plank. Tho
irss uf these Is that the men who stand
ear to Major Mckinley all along favoir,
2 stranllo ~ the silver cue sicn Witness
The Ohio State platform. witness the ,at,a-
mount ISSUE; witness TIN silence of Naior
Mckinley himself SO lar@ and LOUD You
Could almost hear It. /, IS nn cu1u soouoi
Y stra ia'e could have been secured nj
81 Louis hv NNssrs Ilannn. Irorvrnnr
,Htrriak. Fcrnknr ard others ,hr chisf
lieuto, .nts Of the carfpn siatssmau. Il
would havN found ts r,are IN the r,atft.m
of the r,rtv ~
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THE Two-THIRps RULE.
Senator Waiihall Does Mo- Believe
WI lsn Ahrncatcl

Senator Wai;hal Does MOI Believe l.
WEI Ee Ahrogaicd
J5ckfon. Miss June &c. senator Wal
trall was asked what he thi3ught the con
vcntrn would do about the abrosatlon
of the two-:hir1s rule. which has for 20
long been the 6is'inclive feature of demo-
cratic conv 'n.ions. and concerning which
the free silver bulletin from Washington
in the C5mmorc al-Apreal this morilng
makes significant reference ~ follows.
thuds rile viii not be repealed unless the
maiorGy lind the geld men are obsirnct-
ing ire convention.
~ am opposed % the abn3gation Of the
two-thirds rule. as n means q accomplish
ing any SPECIAL Object replied the s,n'l.
urr i think II the nIlo is to be abrosaici
II should be done un,icr circumstances
where ~ would not have particular bear
ing upon my specific M as,re of parry
podcy. ] remember that back N DO
ton Of this rule was strongly agifated.
Ihat convention passed a re9olni u Tor
the nc. on of Tie rSNt ccnvcn'ion alter
III. States Sholld he henrd from, Tint
was "A very good way to get al u; m
'And what became of that resolution
at WIS never heard from again. 50 !
take IT that the method so long m use
by the party was. AT lc,s., not so unAat-
isfpriory - the mass of the parry NJ p
make il worthy OF substantial COMPLIANT.
for, as from. the rephbl can CONVENTION
"As 10 that." w7as the reply ~ can 20
so far aa 4, say thnt II docs not amount
To enough 20 secure fer Teller the demo
cratic nomination. We have plenty OF
goo a men and plenty of strength Of our
own TO make II unnecessary for us 10
nominate republican,.
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TELEGRApHIc BRIEFS.

New York John w. Kelley. the well
known variety actor and song writer, died
at his mothers homo. In this city. OF
acute gasaitis.
Washington Tho secretary Of the inte-
rice has lssucd his req,lfstion on the treas
ury for $l3,335.0h1 10 he used In tho quar-
terly payment of pensions.
Washington--1'he comptroller Of the cur
Tcnoy issued a certificate authorizing the
establishment OF the Fourth National bank
Of Atlanta. Ga. The bank has capital of
100000. and James W. English Is It's pres
.0tnt.
Washington Steps have been tnken by
the bureau OF indian affass 10 mako the
payment of slGs.osl due the Cherokee and
Shawnee lndians from the Cherokee Ma
ton q, their share of the Cherokee and
Grnss money.
New Ycrk-The New York managers OF
Jonas Brooke a. Co.. James Chadwick e.
BRO Qimited) and ], ~ r. Coates. big
English thrcad manufacturers. state that
they. had not received official information
Of the consolidation Of the home firms.
Reports from Europe ray the home hams
have consolidated
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LABoRERs NOT INTERESTED.


banna SAYS They Arc Not Concerned In
the Monetary Question
chicago. June CA special 10 morn
INC paper says Mark llanna does not
iEink that the silver question is a matter
o! great cons ,quenre 10 the work ingmen
ana quotes an interview as foiiowa
''1he thousands of workmcn who are
employed IN the manufactures OF this
question OF free silver. They say they
DO not, and II Is apparent that what the
INDUSTRIAL classes OF America want is hrt-
ter a4mes. a dawn of prosperity ana some
osive better wages or al least supehd
equal 10 thai whi,h they were getting
before the financial depression VIII ch foi-
lowed the democratic victory of Isy2.
II am convinced OF the correctness of
vi AZ | am saying because / have lal'SeG
Win men upon this subject. | have 5i@J
mon IN my employ, and | know ~ per
sonal ;nNestisat don that The men " no are
working IN The ~ mes aud shops cara little
about the whole financial question. They
Iecogn ze that q rs one o. tie issues of
tie cainHaign. nat that j. about a. Tar
as their rtnres' .oes. farmers and
tehtpr cnsSns OF .hc te,tutry aLas,tc Tho
tree silver matter. Tho worAing.ucn want
prosperity, and they realize the fact that
TIN. much desired condition can only come
as a result of the remedial measures OF n
lrotechVs tarft
..IIowever. Tho nomination Of Mckinley
on gold platform Is gong To stimulate
INDUSTRY. 1t viii bring back TO this coun-
Try much Of The capitnl which wns with
drawn by foreign investors md its effects
viii be felt n an equal degree anrone The
cap 'alists. Why. ! myself know of en-
te'prises. involving millions Of dollars
whose consninnrliion was purposs1y DE-
lnycd un'0 the projectors could ascOsiain
the character Of nc declarations of the
ST Louis Uniform -
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DORIAN DESERTS THE RANKS.
Tho Minnesota Sound Money Standard Al

The Minnesota Sound Money Sfandird Al
vocauc Leaves for Europe
Wash, ngton. June 26-rhcre was great
rejoicing In silver headquarters today
wier II was learned that Michael poran
of Mnnes ,a who was expected 70 be
one of Mr. Whhney's nDlost lienttnants
al Chicago, mad deserted the ranks ana
had taken passage for Europe. Tie SILVER
mel here today claim that this IL IA vir-
1ual throwing VI OF IN. sponge by the
Wsstern man as 10 ahe platform. and Mr..
Whitney IN allowing Mr.. poraii 10 leave
the cceintry Is as good as ,seconding the
motion. Mr.. Doran came throlLh WASH
i'gion this week 20 consult the president
az to HIS Eliop trip. b,i as Mr. cieN.-
Nno was down the river looking for fish.
he dd nos larry long. here. nut went oii
10 New York Reports have come from
that city stating a conference Of dtmo,
err, tc leaders was held In New YORK, ana
aii.r II Was over Mr.; poran dld mot '.l.i
eel his ticket. bul sailed as contemplate.
II, is said the failure 81 the Minnesolu
st1te convention to ine.ruct for the mn
,,iie has dishsarieEed Mr.. Dorah. MIME
sofa has a majority for. gold, hna the tail
mr." II The unit rule allows fiie minorlty.
With As con siderable, 70 vote Tor s,i'sr
card,datc ami help swell the majority OIL
TINT faction.
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MIR. BELroRp AGAIN.
The Western SereSsionis' Now Wants to
10 Murder.

The Western Scressionia Now Wants to
DO Murder.
Denver. colo. June %. one of the most
notable features Of the State silver cont
ventnn was the fiery speech by exc OH
greasmnn lscnos II. Bc'fnrd. in tho course
of which he said;
81 reere' than the democrats conven-
ton does not NEE, IN the city Of Denver
and when Whitney came with MS haflt'
Of STANDARD oil and his barrel or mon y
To prevem the conversion from doing l's
VII. would he one of twelve to hang
The scoundrel higher than liamnn ana
wani TO know II there Is rnEgh hlrf-
hone and courage aud man'innss N thr
democratic party here TO tell tho men
down In New York. 'G,rtlemrn. Inc t'ior
Of Iudah and BENJAMIN ruled IN he an
cient IL ngdom OF Isr,ol. bne hy the Twin.
God neither the Levif nor Hcnj2n'ns OF
OHIO or New York shall rule ms con
vent on,
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DISTURBING TO HANNA.

plat and Lodge Are Claiming Credit fcr
Financial Plank.
cleveland, Ohio, June si.--1he action OF
the democratic State. conventions IN New
York OHIO and Indiana within 'he las,
d.v or Two has convinced Mark Hanna
hevord neradventure that The leading -
s,. nj tho coming campaign will he the
.f,,,cr question. Much rs Mckinley man
a.rs f,,,re 10 siderack this question for
80 arm. rhey are convinced today y Is
~, 70 hopeless. Al headquarters 'onay
ny, .Jn,itted the fight would be over
u ~as ,.ar Indeed, as the news tones
t tres The East, RICH. under the nose o.
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WEST VIRGINIA cLoupsuRsr.
no News of ANY LOSS OF Life Having
Occurred.

no News of ANY i.oss OF Life Having
Occurred.
Parkersburg. W. Va. June "a. -,,onie
news is COMING In about the disastrous
cloudbursl N The northeastern part of
Washington county. Ohio which occurred
on Wednesday night. TIE area of the
rainfall was comparatively small. Roads
have heen rendered impassabe ana have
thus virtually cut of al communication.
W.T., The region Affected The fury OF the
finod was along the eastern tributaries OF
the Little Musiungum river.
Al place known IA Fifteen, church,
"A schoohonse and some dwellings were
washed away, Slabtown. n place OF twelve
cottages. WAS washed away and the cot
ihs"s arc now Heating down the Ohio
river. In the same reg on IA flour mill, a
store and postoillce were swept away and
are now floating down the OHIO
ON Archciss FORK. In the northwestern
Rirt of Washington county.Georee Deuch-
er's mil McGowpn's general store and
the dwellings NJ George Deucher. Thomas
l,ndington. Jacob DAVIS. James Courtney
and John Gordon were washed away.
In the nelshborhooi of HANS Po1toffice.
three Nchnolhouscs were carried away by
The Hood. If aiy lives iDVe ,1ecn lost the
news has moi yet been received. The duin-
age 10 crops IN the area covered by the
storms is complete.
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SHIPS OVERDUE,

San Francisco. June 26.-iIish rates of
reinsurance are quoted on number OF
English and American Ships bound for THIS
port The liz, Of the overdue fleet Is as
folio~s:
city cf Philadelphia. New York for Sun
Francisco, out 40 days
Santa Clara. same, out lS2 days.
Bark tlpdaunted. Baltimore for San
Francisco. Isl Gays Spoken June 60
British ship ccdarbank, Anworp for
San Francsco. our l6i days.
Bruish ship jordan I'M. Liverpool Tor
San Francisco. oiii iji days.
In addition 10 these. reinsurance ~ Of
fered In small amounts IN several other
vessels
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1oDAYS FORECAST.

sraisNGToN Sc Quartormaster Gen
4 sI,H,nseider Of the subs stenee depart
oe retired today.
isiioss hiLI., n. Y.-The season OF in
assna.at me State mll.tia camp here
-iy' TO last six weeks.
~ re.a Among the many announce
"a ia sdrdins The future of the ST.
IN, San Francisco .ine is the re-
go VIII Ia sod today.
iiseAhi Ma statue of General G. *.
~ Il me commander of tho Fifth
nyti re Army of the Potomac, will
"'u IN Prospect Park today.
sw ~ Park, n. 1.-The New Jersey
~ ne American Revolution have ar
n AZ selenrate the anniversary of tho
i monmouth here today.
i 1 a. iry. y J.--vssitors are arriv-
Rhl,si"s part IN the American Society
aS sn Ednoation's seaside Bihlicai
Il se beginning tomorrow to last to
rAoouA LAKE-The Chatauqua
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A THRUST CASE.

served by Justice Russell in the supreme
court today on motion to continue .
temporary Injunction obtained by the
John ID. Parsons company of Cincinnati.
restraining the Wholesale Druggists as
sociation from interfering with the cons
rnny's business. The plaintiff alleges that
iion conspircd to ruin It's business and
refused 10 buy from or sell goods 10 the
company. The defendant claims that any
action. taken by its members was their
Individual acton and the association A.
q corporation had done nothing and that
the members had q right to buy from
ana sell to whom they please.
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DEMOCRATIC STUDENTS.

log, ans Organizations.
chicago. June 2G.--The coterie OF stu
dents and professors OF The University OF
Chicago who recently conceived the iaea
of organising democratic college e'uhs
,hrouehout the country into a National
taderation modelled on the lines OF the
National League of College Republican
cubs are going about their work ~ earn
EST. and unless significant signs fail mere
vii be . Wv orgsnlyed Auxnlsry oooy
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A. O. II. w.

Buffalo. N. Y. June 2G,'-The supreme
lodge Ancient order of United workmen
adinurnsd late this afternoon 10 meg: the
kce. The report Of III. beneficiary COM
miirse was disposed OF today. The most
y, rm.ssion 10 grand lodges TO introduce a
pan of cla,slf ed or graded assessments
In Ilacc OF the present levy premium
method
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LoNnON The lniornatlonol soclnli

LONDON Tho international soe'nlist
oo,grrts which meets hero TO-DAY. wa he
the create Vt n point OF numbers ma prob.
ably tho mos important In rs hferinss OF
any congress the socialists have N1 II. h n,
,,,ill sarl ran,.scntatives Australia and
america viii also huve thor dslesatfs
No anarchists win b. adm tied. the seF-
rions viii 'ast sN dsys. closing WIN a
monster demonstration in hyde farN'
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s,,yn,v scuooI, CONVENTION.

Boaton. Juno gG-''IIow 10 Study mo
p ne" was the subject handled by
Dwight l.. Moody al the praise service
which began today's session 81 inc """'
day school convention, go,
Amounts of mones pledged n open con,
veniion ms morning for sunday schooi
work in the United States ana 1ahs IA
during tho next three year. brouIhi ne
fatal up to sl2o2i.33 per year or s7o'v''
The convention was brought to a Gloss
tonight
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A. p A nrAnoIlARrrns.

Washington, June es.~nne headquarters
Of IN. American Protective association
have heen removed from Chicago t. Wash
irgton Mir w j E:chols. tho supreme
president of the order. ais.vci hero today
Linton also arrived this afternoon. lie
mud President F.chnis VIII make tom Of
the Western states. commencing at an
rnr ri dav
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KANsAs nlaplrBI,lCANs.

Topeka. Kan. June 2s.-The republican
state central committee has called the
state convention to meet at Topekn on
August " There Will he 572 delegates
and the convention w:ll nominate tuii
Sinte iicket
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sr pETERSBURG-T big bicycle
road race from here to MOSCOW WI! be
run today me distance hetWeep 40
and 500 miles and the cracks expect TO
break al! ,ong-d!siance records.
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NORTH cApoIINA NoMINATIoNs.

Raleigh, N c.. June .s.-'rhc following
additional nominati ms were made IN ;sc
State democratic conventions: For .-erro-
tary of state T. NJ. cook OF Franklin
gate treasurer y. A. BllNcork. Of Wyne,
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BERLIN Grand Duke and Grand
Duchess of Mclmnr have issued orders
that the new Goethc-schilor house in
Weimar shall. he ready for dedication next
week. Some Of tha mast famous men IN
Germany will be present.
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A TpIpI.r ExE(,IiTIoN.

Canon City Colo. June 2s.-wiliam Holt.
Albert Noble and Donicio Romero tonight
suffered the death penalty IN the Colorado
penitsnt.ary for ahe murder OF Policeman
John soiosnan 81 Trinidad ~ Novembss
lat
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A pEuD ENDED

sardis. Miss. June 2o.--Dr. Edward
wright, y. prominent physician today
.,o, ,,d Lp,ea Il. s. cardwel. u planter.
Had Had Moo Mood has existed between me iwo
men for some time. but the immediate
cause OF the X llirg can moi be ''a'"e"'
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ST. LoUIs-The chorus at the ST. LOUIS
SUNDAY school jubilee today at the con-
vention hall vii! be the arrest sunday
school chorus IN the word. ThlrlN,i hToN
chori,s,ss have trained classes Of children.
Each OF the choristers will nave from loo
to 700 children.
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rnoToGnApuERs, ASSOCIATION.

Jan estowa n. Y. June es.-The princi-
pal event Of the day at the photographers
meet was the award OF prizes for the ex-
h'bit of pictures. The association decided
to expend $1,000 for prize medals for The
tcm0rrOw.
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BROoKLYN The Good Roads nssoe'n-
ton of Prook,yn VIII hold II cycle parade
today. tho date of the annual race meet
or tho Kings County Wheclmen, 70 % e.
brate the building Of the return cHcie pam
alcng the occpr boulevard,
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MCKINI.EY AND uOnAnT CLID.

Iieleua. Mint. June 2G.--Thomas b.
Miller OF this city. leading republican,
has just perfected nm organization of the
FIRST Mckinley aud Hobart club in me
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Esr1MArEp sILA.nR :TRNNfrIl.

Chicago. June -5.-The Tribune tRenl
SAYS 4 canvass of the delegates of cvtty
state and Territory on the currency duos-
,itn shows 57s delegates 10 The democrats
National convention to be either 10y i'll
stiurtion ar personal pratcreuc" Tor me
tree and unlimltod coinage OF siiHu al ID
to /, agGnsi 3gS taiesatcs instructed Tor
or favoi, NJ the continuance OF the present
sold standard Tho estimate Is based on
Inc observation of the unit rule by the
delecatos from states which have SO IN
si,nn,..1.
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mansGement have completed al arrange
meEts Tor the opening ri the assembly
grounds here today. Chancellor j. H.
Vincent Will make an address.
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GENTRY jury OFT.

PhiladelphIa. June 26.--The trial Of Jas,
u. Gentry. an actor. accused Of numbering
Madre Yerkes. an actress. was closed to-
night. The jury retired at $50 and ad-
journed until morning.
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GOLD WITHDRAWALS.

Washington. June as.-The Withdrawals
OF gold from the treasury today was sto5,-
900, OF which 10000 .yas for export. the
Is eitl .92S.l5A
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AFTER A LONG sEsslON.

Bealtyyillc. KY. juno 81. W. Langtry
was today nominated for congress BY the
republicans Of tho Tenth District. The
convention was in session three days and
had seventy four ballots.
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1865 p---F7-fT---
SIGNED THE AGREEM EMIT.

Providence. X. l.. June 26.--Three of the
leading cotton mills signed the agreement
coday to curtail their production OF print
ing cloths IL is undecided whother to
shut down alternate weeks IN July and
August. or all of July and run through
August.
Fall River. Mass, June 26.--It II now
apparent that before the and OF the week
every print cloth and plain goods mill
VIA agree 10 curlatl production by shut
ting down.
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REPuDIATEs SILVER PLATFORM.
Columbus. Ohio. June &c. The Westbotc,
the German democratic daily paper OF
tn = city. repudiat,h the ONO democratic
Einte convention silver PLATFORM
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LOCAL.
A shooting ARRAY on Mckinney avenus.
The congressional convention to meet
next Tuesday.
The method of scoring to be used at the
tyler dr,li.
nate Word academy.
a jury aelecled in the Hnasey-Heim
election case.
Tie record o, the courts for day.
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THE MARKErs
RAILROAD.
LOCAL.

a Chicago dispatch says there is new
scheme for getting low rates In vogue.
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PENDANT in tho ren.tcntiary on the same
evidence that WAS ruled inadmisslblc.
Major Millcr's report shows depth OF
- To q feet over Galveston bar
George Clark picks tho platform Of the
state democracy TO pieces.
THE MARK ETS.
Cotton futures advanced in all markets:
spots higher at Liverpool.
Refined sugar advanced 3-Sc.
Lard and all hog products suffered fur.
Their losses IN the speculative markets.
Absence of demand kept wheat on the
downward grade.
cattle arr hilnsing good prices.
industrals absorbed the stock market.
sugar again leading.
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IyUNMER BEVERAGES.
- cfpERs AND BLACKBER-
10y AND GINGER.
RlpF,r CIDER.

sSr M AND 0INOERs
~ CIDER
3aRY CIDER.
ylS6SRNIA ORANGE CIDER,
sryHERRY AND GINGER.
- .,nAs have proved emlnently sat.
- Wherever introduced. They have
WY.t lest OF time and use. They are
~ rnre and healthful and delicious
caIste-just the article to sell in
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-02-25

Sailors 10 To Wa-hingt0n Maehinist
carIson Arrives Home After = Long
Absence.


A draft Of sailors left yesterday after
noon for Washington. whence they VIII
proceed by boat to Norfolk for the Unit
ed states ship Nonongahela, which hss
received a general 0verhanllng at the
Norfolk navy-yard. Lieut.. +. Z. Beatty,
Of the Naval Academy, is in charge
and ne will probably he the executive
officer Of the Monongahela on the sum
mer practice cruise of cadets. Boats
vain :. Sinclair went along with the
draft The Monongahela will he towed
10 Annapolis by OneOf the Baker White
lev tugs aud is expected here the last OF
the week. Tie Naval Academy steamer
Standish Is also undergoing repairs at
Norfolk.
Machimisl Victor Carlson, who was
ABOARD the cruiser baltimore when the
steamer encountered a cyclone, between
Japan and Honolulu, IN December last,
has arrived in Annapolis, where his
family resides lie went 10 Washing
ton today 10 arrange for re enlistment.
In the draft with MachinIst Carlson
were one hundred others, whe left san
Francisco Friday week IN charge of
Lieut.. a. +. CULVER. The Baltimore
expected 10 90 out of commission Mon
DAY and viii receive repairs AT Maze Is
land 20 her upper deck, caused by tie
temIestuous VOYAGE Is Honolulu. y
d0zan or more of the baltimore crew
were left at Mare Island Hospital, be-
ing unable 10 reach home owing TO the
injuries received OH the vessel.
Naval Cadet Asserson, has resigned.