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POSToFFICE NOTICE.

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Mai II for South and Central America.
West Indies. rte
So &SATERDAAf.tdt A At go q; m, for Ina
YORK; ID Al 6:25 a. m, Tor St. Dominso.
Sna Snw fYTx,s Yars Island per 3 8 Saginaw from
ST. Pierre Miqueion, via New York, per
stea iner from North Sydney.
tdiMahs FOR New wfoundland, via New
stea iner. close at this office daily AZ
ll:35 a. IN.
taIMails for Miquelon. by rail TO Boston.
and thence by steamer, close at this office
telMails for Cuba iexcept those for
Santiago de Cuba, which are forwarded
via New York;. Close at this office daily az
Mondays and Thursdays from Port Tampa,
tdlMails for Mexico. overland. unless
specially addressed for dispatch by steamer
close at this office daily ut $50 a. m
Trims Pacific Mails
Nails for China and Japan per g.
Peru, from San Francisco, close here
daiiy up to August l. $50 p m. Mails
from Tacoma. clos. here daily up TO ugust
. at $50 p. m.tbl Mails for Australia
texcept these for West Australia, which
are forwarded via Europe,. New Zealand.
Ia w;iii. FIJI and Samoan Islands per SIS.
Monowai. from san Franciseo, close here
dailyup to August 15 at 6:30p IN. .fbi Mails
foe China ana Japan Especially addressed
onlyI per SIS Empress OF Japan, from
Vlncou Yer, close here daily up to August
II at $50 y. NIB, Mails for Hawaii per
SIS. Australia. from san Francisco, ,i,rse
here daily up to August % at 6. 30 o m.
Mails for the Society Islam IS per ship Cali
lee. from San Francisco. close here daily
up to August 25 at $50 D. M Mails for
Australia. except West Aust .alia. Hayaa
ana FIJI Islands Especially addressed onlyJ
per SIS Miowcra. from Vancouver. close
here daily after August l D and up 70 sep
tember l at $50 .. IA .ibl
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OF closing is arranged an the presumption of
their uninterrupted overland transit.
tajReglstered mail closes a 10 o pl same
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same day tclRcgisiered mai! closes az s
p. m. same day tdlRegs,ercd mail closes
al O p. m. previous day Registered mail
closes at p. m. Tuesday and Saturday
JAMES i. WILLETT, Postmaster
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RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect July 18Th. 1885

| Schedule In effect July 18TH, 1886
| Leave Washington from station corner Ot
New Jersey avenue and st.
| For Chicago and Northwest, Vestibuied
| Limited trains 1000 u. m. and U5 y. IN.
| For Cincinnati, St Louis hu indiau a poiis.
| 2.15 night.
For PItIsburg and Gle eveiand, express daily
| 1000 a. III. and 8 40 p. m
For Berkeley Springs, a.45 p N. daily.
except suntiny. Special, lz.UO noon oa:iy
and S.O5 p. M. Saturday only
~ E9r peef FAX az Asan,sin hike = Park aaa
daily No west bouHa trains slop at Noun
tain Lake Park Sunday.
For Lexington and Staunton, IL noon.
For Winchester aud way stations. 10 so
For New Orleans. Memphis, Birrniug-
balm, Chatl anoosa. Knoxville. Bristoi and
Roanoke, 1U.o0 p. III. daily; sleeping cars
For Luray. 3.45 p. IN. daily.
Fo6 baltaiinore, week days. 800. 6 so
xsso xs0. xIo 10 % xi % a. So M xfsSs fsoe ~
x12.35. x300, 3.25, x42S. 432. x5.ob;
x51O. 1880, $50. x6.20, $50. xo.0O:
sis oi nigst & snS IS z 10 Ssa sS
100: 100 1900. ss5. a.s@. 1876, oS Afo 15io:
80; Ts:0o. xs-ao. Ills. xll.5o y. IN.
1sio and 4,ss p. IN. suuaays. $50 a.
-' For FredsficE. 20. 90. II .oonoou. eel 10.
For hagersIown. t,a.oO uoon and
TSr Boyd and way points, week days.
days. $40 a: m. l;I5, 7:o6. p: u
days, 700, 300 a. m, 1850, 500, $50.
4.33, q. 80. 5 rs. .O5, 1.3O p IN. Sundays.
900 a; IN. 4 10, 5-ss. Ios. io15 p; N.
900 a. m, 81. Is p: In. Express trains
stopping at principal statiorsonIy. tI.a0.
: For BAY Ridge. week days, s.15 a. M,
and 4.2S D. M Sundays. $50 a. m, l 80
From BAY Ridge. week days, 6. 10 a. m,
$50 and s.lo y. ~ Sundays. 500 aud
For Cape May. 10 a. m. IL noon.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
All ;Iaius iiluusil.sas s.. VIII. ,ints;h light
For Philadelphia, New York, Boston.
and the East. wrek dayS. 700. .O5, 800.
800, Is. .O5. Dining Carr, s.0Op. m. Ge.O1
night; Sleeping Gar open at 1000 O'Clock
sundays. Cos, Dining Carr, ts.oo a. m,
,5.05, Dining Carr, 500. a2.o1, night:
Sleeping Car. open for passengers 1000
Buffet Parlor Cars CD all day trains.
For Atlantic City. 10 90 i. M, l 2 90 noon,
and 4 IS p m week days. 1855 p. m.
Except Sunday Daily 'sSunday only
Z Express trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer Co..
sylvaDia avenue n W., New York avenue and
WM. B. GREENE, tHAs. O. scuLL.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt
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FOR SALE
CITY LOTX
osrnerS actual price quoted

ISL AND NORTH CAPITOL NV
Very desirable lot, 20xIOl, to 80 fo,t
alley; party wall. t66)
ssfWEEN IsT AND 2b-Choiae Tn Iot.
sss.s ss,sso 6 ssy PAW Nv wf BET 18th s1s aSp
18TH 6Ts.moverlGoking New HamP.
frame; water. sewa aud gas. G2SI
5000 EACr-fouh1H ST. NE. BET
AND MARYLAND AvE.-Three lots
% %Sa.SeossTa ST. NV. RET L XN5 i1S5
proved by frame. rentfog for SIS per
II ST. NV, BET. 10TH AND 2orHLIHoott
2sxsS; stable on rsar; well located; az
{ eeosREs RssHa PA. AVE. AND wAsH,NsToSs isSs
CIRcLE1esx7s; . most dssir aise
'aSel,'A TA' AVE. Vi BET. a4rH AND 25fa.@ aiso,
Il q: NV. BET. 18th AND lsTR.a. lsTaGo.
hAfYfxNb Ave. NEAR ST. xE.N1 fsN
TtSb1DA AVE-. NEAR lsr ST. N%.9e N'sse
< ST. BET. SD AND 9Th NE'Y soY
ssH ST.. BET. g AND H sTs. NV. W..
sT. BET 18th AND 18TH s%.ee ssSze
EAST CAPITOL ST, BET. 18th ASp @
ssSTT56; sST5H; to oR5PSsttaE 55P,foet aliey POWER HousS
KsT;, BET. 18TH AND 14TH SITS .sE'00
1TH sT. Sc. BET. n: AND ND ND
Sd ST, BET E. CAPITOL AND A sTS siSH'
NE.-19x96 to 24foot alley lh6,
18TH ST., BET. AND PA.AvE. Sc -
iiTH sT. NE, BET. A AND 3 SITS 800
20x1 10: S0-foot alley. liza,
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FOR SALE.
oOOD WILL. SIOCh AND fIxT
Oicners' actual prize quoted.


86OO-L0CATED ON 4i-2 ST. sw -
barrooin for sale. Including stock, fix
lures and license; house containing eight
rooms and stable. rents for 4.6 fncnia I:
doing good cash business. good reason
88OO.LocATED oNF ST. NV. NEAR
PENSION OFFiCE-Dairy lunch and
dining room; doing good cash business. good
reason for selling.
9626-73l 4TH ST. NV. odd estab-
iisbed grocery stand. doing q good
s. MORGAN. owner.
0TOO-CAsH. ESTABLISHED 20
feais. BOOK aud Stationery store on Pa
ave. r.er the tapits'i; doing god Dussness.
oSSO--DAiRY LUNCH ROOM, Pa.
49,. bctw ?ta aua 10Th So. rent
store and two rooms.
81 O-ESTABLlSHED BARBER
oaov. ,oinI'irtriy furnished. or IA. ave.
NV. central locatis,n, doing btg cash blIsi-
ness, party leaving the city
store soutbrass. doing cash basiness,
TENT low; pafty leaving city cause OF selling,
VIII invoice aboyc price asked.
$1,000 LOCATED on 7TH ST NV
Harhware store. we'll stocked. party
Isaying city cause Of selling. VIII inveies
Flour and feed store. vieiuity Nev Llbert,
Market. horse. wagon, harness and nI-
lures; good paying business. party leaving
sss.a { ISIS lpSS rinEs 'fsHs REAL e'is Es
Established flour and feed store, CO.
inMhia Heights. rent. SIS tnouth: prite,
S4OO: GOOD paying busiocss: books open
for tnsuecfiOu
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS : TREASURY DE-
fAhTMEN1. OFFICE SUPERVISING
ARcHlTECT. WASHINGTON, d. C..
August 4. 1896. Sealed propo-
sals VIII be received at this office
until clock u. m. on the Goth DAYOF
AUGUST, 1896. and opened immediately
thereafter. for all the labor and materials
required for the repai rs etc, TO the heating
apparatus and power plants in the L s
Treasury Department building, the Wind
er building and the Butler building. at
Washington. ID. e. in accordance with the
specification, copies Of which may be had
at this office. Zach hid must be accom-
panied by a certified check for a sum rot
less than 0 per cent OF the'arnount OF lhs
proposal. The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids and 10 waive any defect or
informality in any bid, should it be deemed
10 the interest of the Government 10 do so.
All proposals received after the time stated
for opening will be returned to the bidders
Proposals must be enclosed in enyebDes
sealed and marked. Proposal for the Re
pairs to Heating IN the Treasury, winder
and addressed TO wM. MARTIN AIKEN,
Supervising Architect. aH5-6t-em-eod
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AILROAD9.
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
Dali o0AR
RAILROAD.
STATION. CORNER Sixth AND 1
oTREETn.

Il
! In Effect june 80, 1894
nntTISBU3G ExPREsS.-Pariof iof and
.10.S6f 0aSief c.s. Harrisburg g Pi.,s6aIf,.
Smoking and Obsefyat Ion csI. Har1t !
s burg 70 Sheago. Giaei0nai. i1ai.na s Sd.s poI;s
rar5or q Car q Harrisburg.
ABRiiHTQ B.;iT,SQ rasM a; ~, FAST LINE.-Pglmaa
s4oF =. MaactIaiszf caio Ha6AsS s. sslSt'slT!5 sT Tours
r. EA EAEkEsS.- Pullman Bafret Psri6r ca,
Cars. AHs8sfs; HasGisIsS;rr Sleeping 81 and pioiDs
7;nS =. AZ. WEsfEsaT fflEaST TsxPHEss.-
Hsrr,s1,.,rsi rsisepipg Car " Chicago. and
CSica@n 70 Cleveland. DiDWg Car to
'fk2 r. N. .souTHwEsTERN Ex.
Cts. ,n PULLMAN Sleeping and Dining
kisbuss I" Cmc,o: and sieepiDg Car haf-
fr10 fSr1iI09, p. M. PACIFIC ExPREss.-
ESQ esRiag Car to Plttsblrg
csps asnssasi sSs.'. and Niagara Fails daiiy. eI.
.4esptM Al y; sasI e. Elqss is. aos HssS,
So n Gays una wiiiiainsport sundays
TO r. NJ. for Williamson, Roroe,,.r.
son s,uruy, 20 s..,a.., w,,a sisseins car &sshins,
Rochester. b1ffaio, and siarars ~:
aa,Iy. Iy s'sep'ng Car washin sioaa to Ia Ia.
For fhiisdeIph,a. New York and m.
ZIP +. M, "c9NGkEssIoS AL LIN
bss;a car Say fto% % Ba$o,s b.s.ss Carr fkeyaa, Eisa
q baiSe SS cns' c1s.s ssd cY soe 5;S
~ iySS. aod q II IT. 30 StS' 3 q 81 Sis sapaay. tzS
90 tblYlng Carr, 7.20. 800. iI.l9
For Philadelphia only. Fast Express, I 80
s.js ESi ESSiis sn3{ tfS5pse'. : a.1I ~sss s.;
days. aea p9Si - ens1Esl p aEsily 100 a. m ~ess
fSr od bai,;i1ore. ,s.ss. 700, 7.ao. 7so,
t4.oS a. y LlISiitss,, lhSiis, TN. sSi: sIs. ssS.
ft3; si.s;S 1io r Il iSSS0' SS 'siOssS; 1" %; liz IA
iYs gsSI: asgso 4 .. 90 Il q 90 Lni,la.:
To- and and ii.ss cs;as' p. . t. no. 1000:
Sos = n 4 daaiiy. except sunday. sundaJs
For sod dAanspOI!'. 2 81 P 5-ss; s, 200 4 NJ 1z1s
sundays. 500 A. X. and deg 20 spsnsfS'
ATLANTIC Coast Line Express, 4:3O A. IL,
s'45 r. N daily; Richmond only. 1887
atiduId special, VIA
Richmond and seaboard Air Llne, & 40
+. n: daily. Accommodation for Guam
tico, ;f5 A. II. daily and 4;26 p IL.
week days.
For Alexandria, 40, 6.s5 7.46, $40.
1907 a. m, LAO, BAG. 4.25, $50 GLIB:
$40 N; On Sunday ut 40, 45
a. m, 3.4e, 40 p. m:
Leave AIexandria for Washington, 6.06,
6.43, 7.06, 500. 91O, IO.2S a. m,
2.lo, 3.23 $50. 20, 1852 y. In. On
Sunday at 6.43, 1928 a. IN, z 20. I0.62
p. In.
Seushore ConnectioDa
For Atlantic City tyia Delaware River
Bridge, all:rail routel l :OQ A. Il week-
Day. Hdays; s;I6 and 1875 T M daily: IVA
DAYS. II aS ana !; ;s5 j. VI daily
For Cape Ma y. 600. l 1 90 A. NJ 12:45
n week days. 11;35 P u daily.
I1tset offices. corner Fifteenth and O
streets. and at the station Sixth and n
streets. where orders can be left for the
of baggage TO destination fro,n
ho,e1s md residencss-
q. N. PREYOST. JR. wOOD
Gen Manager. Gen. Pass. gent
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MONEY wANrRD AND TO LOAN

NoNEY wANTRD AND TO LOAN.
WE want 900 borrow wers, who desire
from $50 70 $4,000 each on stocks
bonds. trusts, loan association certiflcates
warehouse receipts and life or tOntiDe poll.
TEL mortgages taken. YERKES ( BAKER
40 to 46 Netzerott Bldg. 1110 r St NV.
n69N1Hxa q S1a T2s k1AN..1b5Fs is An a '1 M
sstat:: $3.50. $500. $3.50. etc. S . as . less ess
cent; all transactions conducted with eco
oomical consideration for borrowers. WN
n SAUNDERS + Co. 407 E q. NV mrs
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FOR SALE.
0.eners actual price quoted

Fort Myer Heights, Brookland. Laurel
Brightwood Park, Palisades oftbe Potomac.
Forest Glen. Del Ray. Rpckvtls. Banning,
sprfngiake Park, Vest Eckington, Charito1
ffelsd fsHe1snd, 1%a fnSs.iSe Hou%s % xsaonas saS9 Hs9
Heights, Hnen Helghn. ColnnblH Para.
Qsffseid HetghtB. Nbitney CDose, e 0rolf
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Washington, Mount Vernon
: Alexandria RAILWAY Co.

From Station. Thirteen and-a-half s:rscs aaI
Pennsylvania avenue.
For Ale1andria-G:s0 :, 20 So TO- Is:. ex
IL. ~ A. m ]. 2. g. 5:i5, 81. $50. 6.i5 q s. o. 10.
IL Il D. m. Sunday. first train, sa M. lass
train 10 p. III.
p. IN. DaiIy-excopt Sunday.
Il. E ABBOT, GEO. H. PHILLIPS.
General Manager Gen. Pas. Agent.
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FARMS.

Otrncrs actual prfes qno,es-
We bave listed many desirable piaces
near the city; large and small tracts: i'm.
proved and uuinproved. THE TIigEa
REAL ESTATE BUREAU
The morning times., 1896-08-08
STORES WITH DWELLING.
Oirnrys' dcfudI price quoted

S1OO-1215 ST NV; s ROOMS AND
bath; yard to alley. in nrst-class condi.
ton; will rent store separate from house IL
desired; key at this office. (333
SA6-IlU6 STH ST. SE.--Brick store
with IL rooms and bath. llA
&3S-1725 PA. AVE. NW.-Brick store
with 8 rooms. 1851
S25-IIIo II ST NE Brick store with
xSs.SO.142e NORTH CAPITOL So
Frame store with rooms; complete
bakery plant. (3O6)
&S6-HECKMAN ST. Sc. BET. isT
AND I'd, Z AND F.-Brio.; store with.
6 rooms and bath. i24OI
S0.6O-GOOD HOPE ROAD--Frams: G
rooms. store and stable. ,311l
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WANTED.
SUBURBAN HOMES.

We have applicants for country borne. In
rent for the season or lease by the year. Al.
eress Immediately. Tunes Real Esfas-
bnnsaaL 10Th and Pa ave. an.
The morning times., 1896-08-08
FOR RENT-FLATS.

622.6C TO 626.5O = CORNER
18TH AND OREGON AVE. NW.-Four
flats of and rcoms each; with bath.
sSS17os SEVENTH ST Nw.-seoond
story flat. (134)
SxO-iluT Il ST. .Nw.-Two-room rIa1s;
heated By steam i12OI
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FOR RENT HOUSES.
fIsUTRNUSnEnA

(FURNISHED.l
Hl26-P ST., NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
BRICK. four stories; IL rooms and
hath. heated by furnace. t3421
k3O,OO-10TH ST.Nw BETWEEN S
AND T-S rooms and bath: perfect
prder and completely furnished. t351 }
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A GREAT MAN.

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recognize splendid He has grown . VIII ut
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because his opportunity situation
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OF country
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He has made himself Going straight h. su
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the Union being fought for To millions he has become the
Of tie democratic principle and millions he Will
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truthful, sircoro Ia ,ho o-y, Ma.
N" man u.h, g. ,hroo, a. a., no. ,".' r W.,
lively memory than the one who thrpstsl
and auv sensible man will concede INT /
am moro likely IN rcncmber your chssta
pro,nise 10 shoot down some Of nv H.
socrates tban Won arc IN recall A BIZ d
bomhast which for you are only corHcs.
plnce Ana npoin in the way Of pas..,
rossir Inv, r,non,ed orr cony,r,,a
TO many of your ooo,,aintances. and rg
foy M vour tnt,r,ates and have ioaM
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-04

Sir Richard TtmIle who hss A4i es'tl-
siyo experience b. llsia a4- lu4ian so'efa-
mcnt affairs since 1855 4ai wac aas
pointed d, one rmc 20 sgperiu'e-1 We ds
,ribuuou u relief FUNDS -l-.s ta'e-t
famine iu lu4h Says a..n fofaf'uee g. ,at
Threatened food scarcity 'lerc e91
~ ain 'aai r''nraa "h
be lau1,.l 40 tIir lt.r at. soda
g. ser-- n-t rINe- 5u.t s pssa
WAS rtsor lftaNrl 70. tH iIt fre fN
BE- true. q HN -ufi..t tl f 10. fH+ -r
Ia tar lu sit. surU.l. Gee. 4...f af-ff
Vncaf ro.l .. iUaa All .r .rnl u-
f. inr tr" .'-tr ..'i -.s+r.r'f
e.c taa is.4 flr t1e eptern". 'a
,tf, iu THIS mtftrf ~ fNt tH.ts
done traders wlH % Us ~. f.r .r l'-
thluk thnt tnls m Nl'al matter a'.s '..
government rho-i1 mmc 4'.b 'aF tei ~ f
II tu-a Us ,~nri1.r. Ant, NJ hu. |.H} tH"..
not intervene. u the Amerran -tl.F
failed. tucn ! d. uOi 4. uE tlNfs q. H....
client wheat in India go meet fr- ar. if
and .no government might have 40 ufi1
rupp,lus Whenever favorable Qppolcl 9
oner"l"
There Is cause ior universal qualification
IN the statemcn, that California wheat All!
relieve the situation. for American wheat
IL being exported IN large quantities fIom
our Pacific ports TO India and The fears OF
famine have wonderfully lesseHed IN con
nequence. The fact shows that with'u ne
rast fifteen or twenty years rapid transit
by rail- and by water, with great lines OF
steamships crossing the ocean IN every IL
reetion aud connecting with through i!uci
of railway at all the principal ports of IA,
world has rendered possible transmission
of food supplies so extensively and prompt
Iy, that there could not again be such sui
foring from famine even IN tue heart o
Africa or India. or China. as occurred be
fore the civil war In America, In the day
OF the worst Irish famiues It took seycra
wooks TO get relief from America TO th
starving peasants. Now week would SUI
nce. Where It required months in 10
get relief TO India, IL now requires bu
three weeks.
SO great too has been the agriculture
development IN America aud IN Europ
within the past ten or twenty years II B
possible in anyone year to raise enough
food for the worlds USES even though Their
might be loss of crops In wide districts
The facilities for rapid transportation, III
development OF new agricultural fields AM
the growing generosity and humane i'm
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1hr f'ac.a, - ut,s aatius V,as,la Of the
Fa'y Hs Ie-n Various.

lhr i'acn', - ute raatlus N,es,la Of the
tary l{as Is-u Various
Washington Nnt inter J 10 selecting
naWes fof tae 'areo ne@ ba;irship. and
thu composite Tlntoa's President Cbeyc-
laud and Secretary herbert have already
cleared The lisi apd lcu nothing in sight
10 their successors ualess IL should boo
decided 90 give the new torpedo boats
names instead Of numbers.
The practice iu ths matter has yariol.
nam'a !n some ces"s beiug chosen soon
after the ships were laid down. while Ia
othefs they have been kept back TOR tho See
lec'ion Of the SECRETARY. who might be- ia
Office az the launching Tho former plan
has no doubt certain advantages. o. The
employment Of numbers 70 designate yes
sells through the loug process OF bmliug
Is more likely % lead 10 mistakes ard
misapprehens!ons. The plan to foreign
naNies. especially for lsrg, ships is 70
! give names r0gn after the vessels are con.
udeted Tor and even in some cases az aool
as authorized
In securing his own state US sponsor foi
| one oil the new battlcships Secretary H,r.
| bert has done what was gcnetaly 81.
/ ptct"d Thure IT, VI course. no inteutio,
| OF dong honor 10 Srmmr's Gouf.d.raf,
| N'.a'l which hal the same name The con.
| ioicfatoS named s0nc OF their ships alto
| states, ana II that were a valid oblrsfiot
10 repeating them IN our navy Wa shout.
bar out many of the Southern Statos Thr,
not only had an Alabama ar a eotup',r..
,, DESTROYER but a clyde-bGllt Georgia. wbtcl
WAS originally called the Japan. Mhli. IA,
very first OF the English buiit Cnnt.J
crate cruisers was the Florida. whic,
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HANNA IN cANTON

Canton, Ohio. November 3 Mark Hanna
and party arrived at 1 o'clock and Joined
Major Mckinley in his library. where a
number Of favorable kilograms from Chi
cago, Nebraska and other POINTS were read.
MI Hanna said the reports Indicated the
democratic vote for Mckinley would be 30
per. cent more than estimated. lie eX-
pocts definite results from the East by 9
O'Clock and from vital points in the West
10y II, and says a hnnl judgment on the
result will be possible at II o'clock.
II am absolutely confident of the success
of the republican ticket" he said. 'and
stand by my estimate OF 81 electoral votes
for Mckinley "
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N'KrNLl,Y VOTES.

Canton. Ohio. NovomHcr 3.-Major Nc
NInlcy cast his vote AT o'clock TINS
morning. II was straight republican from
tom 10 bottom. NJ Canton was as'iV al
an carly hour today for the elimination OF
the struggle in which It has figured $50
prominently. Bands and marching 'luh'
we're m the streets hy o'clock, summon
ms voters TO cast their ballots early II
was an ideal fail day, cool and balmy with
the haze Of an Indian summer In the alF'
Ma,or Mckinley was about by o'clock
His brother. Ahnor Mckinley who arrived
last uish,. had cast his vote before break
fast and then had Joined the family at
the cottage As the major came from his
breakfast to the library. he spoke of the
glorious weather and its influence In
| bringing out a full vote. He read with IN
| forest the Associated Press bulletins from
all sections showing that the weather was
| clear aud that n heavy vote was beiW
polled carly In the day. This last feature
! ae commented ON with satisfaction. The7
he sat down al his desk To run through
| the heap ot kilograms which already had
| begun 10 come in Some were from STATE
chairmon and stated that the voters Were
showing their intense interest by se'unt
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IN GALVESTON.
Very Quiet Day Noah Allen A'''
The Lena's Cargo al

Very Quiet Day Noah Allen A'-
The Lena's Cargo ,..a
Galveston. Texas, November S'D ~I',
for the numbers of people about INV ~ !.
places the city had a decidedly snnpa' y
pearancc today. The cotton eSchaD's
banks and various other PUBIC ,.i.
were closed. the courts were not u vi .I,,
and many people who were h'' ID
lorIv Interested in the election bad = i,
opportunity to go fishing The police = |,
not a single arrest during 'ne l y
there was no tendency TO a'SO',, ,,,ss
fact there was the utmost auie' ~ -
and the station house clerk poinea 4,
pride to his blank blotter p's'
| day. ,O,,ls
Congressional Candidate Allen' IN i
nominee. was very wroth this mO'~ .a u
letter with special delivery ~, s, .sssa
iust bceu delivered TO him, "nr a, and 81
that /, had been posted october s ,ys,a
received here at 7 O'Clock on the "a ~
Of mai dnv He made complain, .. la y
master shannon under the imp'ssWS 2
The l,tter had been tempered WY, n, y
was convip""d mat such was no, ,, ~ lsr
nv ,hn rostoffirn rooplc. and pt'S n, ~
no ~. ne,,c1 tba, the delivery W. ~
/ had failed 10 make prompt dei.si ny
ietto, hc nor too severely punl'ns'
ing mndc to lose his pI lace KANSAS ~
Letters from southern ,f ha ne,sr 50
Tho farmers have been atien , an,TueSsinss
rallies, but the stuff has been 4 ..
! the same .,oared 10! n
York today with 1905 n'' 20 h,les o. y
for LIVERPOOL With $50 bales so o. ,SScsif''|
sacks Of cotton seed meal and '''
] 80
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land of New York was Mckinley Will
carry New York CITY 10y large majority
Republican vote pouring in at an unpro-
ccd.u,cd rate. What about Chicago?'
The reply was: Large vote polled Lo-
cal silver leaders have given up. They are
trying to save Altgeld but conccde the
State and county to Mckinley"