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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE ANEYICJS GLIB.

TIE AMERItlS = CIC
The call Issuel by VI. q. v Gates for the Or
gnniz.ltion Of sound money club at his apart
mcnt. 1916 g ST NV I,n ls Enn>MG f-oa, IN n,sn mas
letters Of commendation received yesterday The
meeting will be representative. lnasmuch as that
students professional and business men have ad-
vis.d that they Will be present. Those interested
in this Important movement will please be pres
ent at $40 this evening. 1t
THE UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEE OF GRAND
Coun,il officers. having charge of the excursion
of the American Legion of Honor to Indian Head
on the Steamer John Sylvester. MONDAY EVEN
IN,i, August 10. desire to express the thanks and
appreciation Of the members OF the order and
occ1sion, to the manager, captain and officers Of
the steamer for the kindness shown and their
I MaT Gf,S GaHd 10 AtS an nGIn cas
LIS. HERMAN BAUMGAKrEN, JAMES y
A IN htaxs Il s william h2HRl THOMAS. j sA11ia
OIFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
District of Columbia, August T. lS96-Mr Louis
H Stabcr, General Agent, Mass. Nut. Accident
Association. Dear sir: Accept sincere thanks for
your cheek received today in settlement % of my
ciate this the accident occurred within thirty
cesd NJ d for IL It y ah a
company for It's liberal and just treatment of its
insured members.
au12-cr. CARL f. PELZ-
sPECIAL. NOTICE. HAVE $4,000 TO LOAN FOR
three or tive yeas on approved city real estate
aulo3t ]. V. N HUYCK. 1895 Pa. ave.
CLEVELAND PARK.
With its delightful houses Is $50 feet above tide
water Pay it visit.
JOHN SHERMAN. Prest. tau5) Once, $40 18th st.
DIR. SHADES CHLoRIDUM DISCOVERY FOR
diseases; administered on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday. from 8 to ~ and to 8; Sunday
symptom blank. etc. for those who are going
away aad desire the home treatment; Com
sultation free, DIR. Shade in charge. 1872 14th
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SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.
Rents safes inside burglar proof vaults a
IS per annum upward.
Securities. jewe!ry, silvcrwars and vnl,ablss
Of all kinds in owners package. trunk or case
taken on deposit at moderate cost.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received from TEN CENTS upward.
AMI interest allowed on 8 and above.
Looms money al estate and collateral
security. Sells nrstclass real estate and
other securities in sums Of $500 and upward.
TRUST DEPARTMENT
This company Is a legal depository for court
and trust funds. and sets administration,
executor. receiver. assignee, and executes
trusts Of all kinds. Wills prepared by Q
competent attorney in daily attendance.
OFFICERS.
BENJAMIN r. SNYDER. President
THOMAS HYDE. First Vice President
W. RILEY DEEBIE. .....- Second Vice President
THOMAS X. JONES. ........ Third Vice President
Z. FhANClS hiGtS S......-....-...-..T Treasurer
GEORGE HOWARD. .......... Assistant Treasurer
ALBERT L. STURTEvANT. .-.......... Secretary
CHARLES E. NYMAN. Assistant Secretary
je1o
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SPECIAL CASH PRICES

From now on will prevail In high-grade bicycles,
as our fixing the price of 1896 ''RAMBLERS'' il
bound TO bring competitors to that figure, or be-
low 1t. Until further notice RAMBLERS, late
e6 patterns. either in black eoored enaH,els,
Will be sold at EiGHTY-FIVE DOLLARS, CASH
When scld on installmehts a slight advance will
be made On above price. Buying R-AMBLERS at
rider thar has not YET made selection Of a new
mount will do well to inspect our line. We also
Sell the best $50 wheel in this city, and only ask
SS5 for it. Both mems and women S patterns In
stock. and prompt delivery can be made Re
member, The new wheels we sell have the guar
antee Of II years experience Of wheel-bulding
back OF them, and reputation for good work
trat counts for something
GORMUILY & JEFFERY MFG co.
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The Commissioners today also ordered
that deep wells be driven at or near the
following localities. the work to be done
Under contract with William c. Miller, at
cost not to exceed 5000: Northwest Sec
tion-6th street between Missouri and Penn
sylvania avenues: 7th and M streets: 9th
and o streets: 4th and N streets; 10Th and
N streets: 18th and X streets; Pennsyl-
vania avenue between Goth and 21st streets !.
S4th and P streets
Southeast section-3d and M streets: ID
ara T. streets; 10th and South Carolina
avenue: Lincoln Park: 14th and C streets:
corner Stanton and Elvan streets, HiIlsaale
Southwest section-Half and T streets: Sd
and streets: I'd street and Virginia ave
nCe; 14th and d streets
Proposals Accepted,
The Commissioners today accepted pro-
posals for constructing sewers as follows.
the work being awarded to the lowest bid
DER In each case: Flagler place. John j.
Shipman; 18th street road between Park
and Center streets, e. G. Gummel 9th
street between Newark and Omaha streets.
Petworth. Thomas Buckley; Princeton
street between Sherman avenue and 18th
street. E. g. Gummel; A street between
Massachusetts avenue and l4th street
southeast. p. G. Gummel: street between
18th and 18th streets southeast. e. q. Gum
hASi' oeA 5eiSSt uclWtSn tlrR1n1a avenue
and NJ street southeast, E. g. Gummei
The proposal of Lyons Brothers, received
August l. 1890. for constructing the 18th
street and street portions Of the r street
and Easby's Point intercepting sewer has
been accepted, they being the lowest hid.
ders.
The Commissioners today ordered that
catch basins be constructed as follows.
chargeable to the appropriation for pine
and main sewers: Northwest corner of 18th
and Riggs streets northwest; northeast cor
Eer of Florida avenue and Quincy street
northwest. southwest corner Of Florida ave-
nue. and Q street northwest; northeast cor
ner of Delaware avenue and NJ street north
east: northeast corner Of 4th and NJ streets
northeast; northwest corner of 4th and M
streets northeast; northeast corner of 9th
and NJ streets northeast; northeast corner
OF 9th and NJ streets northeast; northeast
corner of 18th and streets southeast,
The following catch basins are to be con-
structed, the cost cEargeable to the ap-
p-opriation for improvements and repairs
northwest section: Northwest corner of
18th and U streets northwest; northeast
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GoRMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO.,
Jyl-tf 1851 18th st. nw-42e-31 10th st. NV.
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is best done on the Columbia
she standard of the world for wheels.
The greatness of the Columbia is
evidenced by the fact that other
makers strive TO make their wheels
lust as good" POPE MFG. co.
]. Hart Britain. Manager, 452 Pa.
eve. fe4-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
THE DRYGOODS CLUBS WORK CLOSED.

prsoIL,rIoNs ADOPTED AT THEIR LAST NOON
MEETING.
rh. Wholesale Dry Goods Republican Club held
THAR last noon meeting OF the campaign at their
HEADQUARTERS, No. $50 Broadway. The following
resolutions presented by John A. Beach. Of Tent.
Weller Co. were adopted
Vhereas The Wholesale Dry Goods Republican
c,uh In the memorable campaign now Closing. mas
again demonstrated It's loyalty 10 the great m
PIE. q the shs Of
tries and good wages f0r the AMERICAN "''"''
mvH; the candidates Of the Republican party
the Honorable William Mckinley. OF Ohio, ana Car
ret A. Hobart OF New-Jersey' best yp'iy 'he'e 'o'''
Whereas the prosecution, Of III, the n,Ir 4or!a s
forts of it's active "kers should receive hiting
WSereas' the Honorable William L: Strong presi-
dent OF the club has added strength to the cause
by the OF his name as wen as xaiuaGe Enlsr
nrst nrescnt, has devoted so much time and
intelligent care to the work of the club, particularly
.n manner The work Of The club
ia due and Mr.. Andrew Jacobs the secretary o o,
the club has so ably and satisfactorily discharged
III H. Web. chairman OF the Executive Committee.
s H. NJ Sas.e
important executive nnsnciai ana S hava heen So
sminsntiy successful; and Mr.. Seth A. Milliksn'
treesas and his courteous assissar Mr com
m nns sne G James NJ wenta Bradee s,rons
MorE NM Msy William M s hsSSu Mr. suy'
Mr. Albert G. Hall and Mr.. J. G. Schenck. whose
efforts have ~ r 80 wa aks AND
Wherein Captain Young Of the Sixth Precinct.
ana hts oficers who have been alert ana ready 70
Wncrr.s. uur fellow-citixens who have not here
tofore afhated with us politically put VINO nave
and financial support. in helping 10 maintain the
National credit and National honor; ann
Wherens General Horace Porter. grand marshal
40 ttr fS,siness Mtn's Rarnde of Saturday. October
n IJS Ne WINiam f. Webb marshal OF the Dry
Goods Division. have brought to glorloas'y sue.
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STILL PILING UP DEBT.
A NET INCREASE IN OCTOBER OF MORE
THAN S1,0O0,O00.
THE DEFICIT AT THE RATE OF sss.cooOoo A YEAf
TREASURY RECEIPTS AND EXPENpl-

THE DEFICIT AT THE; RATE OF 9sccoOoo a YEAR
TREASURY RECEIPTS AND ExPENDI
TUREs FOR THE MONTH.
Washington Nov 1.-The debt statement issueo
this afternoon shows a net increase in the punhc
debit less cash In the Treasury. during Oc'oper VI
ST. 725 a.. The interest-bearing debt increased
500 the Notwithstanding de3t decreased *"'.-
lGs and cash in the Treasury decreased NoSo'o w.
The balance Of the several classes CT debt ~ '"e
close OF business October 81 were:
p.si on which interest has ceased since .,
Debt bearing no 312 100 247 a.
Tots, ...H22i.O7 LII ~
The certificates and Treasury notes Offset by an
equal amount Of cash in the Treasury outstanding
at the end OF the month were s5si5os23, decrease
OF Sls3, 40 The total cash Ia the Treasury was
sss;s7S 2n &c. The gold was fl0o.oooocc Net
cash balance. $l33.512. 7Sl g.
In the month there decrease In gold coin
and bars OF y7 47s 50. the total at the close being
sl5s 1923, 1872 So. or silver there was decrease OF
81. 5ss1O2 g. or the surplus there was in National
bank repositories $l6i9.Gw 80. against Noo'''~'' Vi
at the end Of the previous month
The Treasury official comparative statement OF
the receipts and expenditures for the nscai year
70 date ard for October was issued to-day. IL
shows the deficit for the first thiri OF the current
fiscal year to have been s3oss5o or at the rate OF
sH O00 200 for the current year The deficit for &C.
tober $.6980to. -, $780,. ,.o..
sI0 a., co or O!50oo less than for the correspond
INK period Of 1885, The expenditures tor me 1rst
third of the current year were $l%s3ii0o or %os'-
GO greater than for the corresponding period OF
1885, The principal loss in receipts las neen IN Gus
toms which have declined from &S.,f3.UU In inc
first third OF 1895 to 900 for the corresponding
period OF 1896. Internal revenue receipts Tor Octo-
Der 1895. were s2s2s2,~o against s''sh"" III oc''-
ber 1895. :. ,,.,,ros
The prlncpal items of Increase in expenditures
have been in the civil list. which has increased
from So cssoo in tn. first third OF 1872 to sio5SHo
for the frat third of 1896. the expenditures IN me
war Department have increased nearly MnDWD
In the like period. In the Navy nearly NVVvy'
and in interest charges nearly ScOWo The eXpeena-
lures FOR October. 1896. were s3S9S.0o against Si-
500 900 for October 1885, the saving having been al
most wholly in pensions. 49,, ,,,.,
The coinage executed a; the mints OF the tnlseo
States during October was as follows Cold 60 ~
ZOO silver 81 s44 N9: minor coin. 800 Or the Sill
coined. & $4,000 was standard silver dollars on
which the seignorage realized was about HeD,un
The outstanding National bank circulation on NO
vember 1924 81. an increas" during the
month OF Sl.3iJG7. The circulation based on bonds
IL s2l6.jl0Gll.
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RANOEL, BARRYMORE & BILLINGS,
IMPORTERS OF
DIAMONDS
>~D ,,.rIER PRECIOUS STONES.
MANUFACTURERS OF
DIAMOND WELRH.
- Nassau ST.. 30 Maiden Lane. Ne" '"'~
-, Andrews St. Iiolborn Circus. London To- "

The returns will be read OH al io.,.o
Headquarters, also. for the informa.o" -
public. and the Commissioners VIII he III ''e,'
Offices to receive bulletins. Late !es'e'0"' "
ternoon Chief Conin said:
have heard a rumor that Il Is the Intent e o
party the other to delay inc ' ~. INNER West
ds rv dnstroynr sets Of ballots after going INTO
The booths. and holding the booth um.i' ,hre SETS
If hall TO each voter a delay Of fifteen minu'eSS
by each man could consequently De occu sro inv
haze given orders to the ponce snu' borsc.er is
found TO cause the offending voter 10 taM' o,u
foot OF the linz. thus enabling other voters ~ gum
to the booths
Police reserves VIII be on duty at the East
Twenty-second-st. East Onc-hundred -and-twsn-
tv-sixth st. and West Forty-seventh-st STATIONS
and at the Central Office.
If is understood that something IKE one nun
dred warrants are out for persons who nave reg
istercd Illegally Acting Captain n gan, VI '"'
E,Idridee-st station has the largest NUMBER
The work OF delivering the ballots al the vai,
Gus police stations was completed ye't o
Superintendent Kelso OF the Ma r,a ~ a,,en
Printing Company Informed Chief Clerk AIen
of the Elections Bureau that all the usIveru III
had been made At a. m. to-day the ponce Mn w..
dis; rib,Ite the ballots at the poiiln P,aHes' -
tween 300 and 400 poll and ballot clSrho VII a.,
sworn In at Police Headquarters yc5terday 10 III
Y"cancies Under the Elections law all vacan-
cies among election officers occurring on Eiec.io
Day sha, be filled by the inspectors Oh e'TIlloh
in the district where the vacancy exists Isae
tofore the Police Commissioners MAD tne p"wel
to MI such vacancies on tiectioh my -, ,hs
an This pont says that IL there Is vacancy: tn e
inspectors shall appoint e. qualified eiector Oh VIC
district who shall be member or the sa"e Po-
Iitjcal party az the absent onicer
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manufacturer who started what Is nov success 1
fu Industry five years ago and VINO ieaa5 Us re
nacss They were the towns which we're the
market places Of agricultural districts and inaus mus
tom itizens had to leave work and their stores to
come to the station for their brief talks, and ac
meetings were several times larger In number and
far beyond the Bryan gatherinss IN enthusiasm ad
with excitement and pleasure because their parsoe
had numbered 5000 OF the 5000 registered voters
meeting the chairman was General Michaei Ryan
Assistant United States Treasurer nfelong Dem.
ocrat, who announced that he shou'o 'o'e S''"'s"'
for Mckinney . l., A.. xv.s. a, ~.
breu kdown of the Bryan canvass. DeieVe tnat az
predictions OF committees are far henind what the
returns will demonstrate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
PRESS CENSORS HAVE THE CODE.
RUSSIAN OFFICIALS DELAY THE CHAM
PIONsHIP CHESS MATCH

RUSSIAN OFFICIALS DELAY THE CHAM
PIONsHIP CHESS MATCH.
Steni,z who has undertaken to furnish The Trib-
une with the reports Of his match with 1.asker.
sent word from Moscow yesterday that tho Rus
sisl ceusors have taken the chess code which he
intended to for the contest. and that they VIII
stick to II until they arc through with their exsm-
nation. The match. which II scheduled TO ne
PLAYED on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays OF
each week until either player has won ten games.
will begin to-day. however. according to steinits
and 1t is therefore supposed that in this week only
two games will be played. Adjourned games. II
any. will be finished Sunday afternoons.
Owing to the absence OF the code. Stsinitz has
been requested 10 send the results OF the hfs;
games only and to fully report the later games as
soon a. the ccnsors will have turned over TO him
the elaborate code prepared.
The consultation chess match between the city
and Metropolitan Chess clubs has been declared OF.
Following more games from the Budapest
rnamcpf:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
GRAIN MARKETS BUOY4NT.

WHEAT CLOSES o. Cents OVER SATURDAY,
OTHER PRODUCTS RISING
Chicago Nov. tSpeciaD.-Speculation in wheat
was curtaed to-day by the uncertainties OF Tues
day. but the election anyieties did rot proven.
advance. The close was q. cents over Satur-
day with the last prices about the best Of the day
December opened at 1874 cents. sold between 1914
and Is cents and closed at 10 cents. sellers. Liver
pool strong. closing finally 2i4d. over Saturday.
The worlds shipments, s.S00,ocp bushels. were al
most 100000 bushels less than the week previous.
There unexpected decrease on passage.
$4,000 bushels Northwestern receipts showed quite
falling of from last years. i.i5O cars against
l.I6s On the other hand. there increase In
the English visible. $4,000 bushels. and scaboard
clearances small $4,000 bushels. India
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
FEW VISITORS AT HEADQUARTERS.
THE WORK OF THE CAMPAIGN ALI. DONE EARLY
REPUBLICANS CONFIDENTLY ANTICI-
PATING VICTORY

THE WORK OF THE CAMPAIGN ALI. DONE EARLY
REPUBLICANS CONFIDENTLY ANTIcI-
PATING VICTORY.
There were few visitors at the Republican Ma
tional Headquarters in this city yesterday and the
their homes to vote said that the work Of the
tent and confident of victory. Joseph II. Manley
said:
MY vote will not be needed In Maine. and am
paired With Democrat anyhow The victory for
Mckinley will be overwhelming
General Powell Clayton has expectation that
Arkansas can be carried for Mckinley. even II the
Democrats allow all the Republican votes to be
counted So he will remain in the city and not
vote. General Osborne Is sure that his vote is not
needed i'm Massachusetts. and n =. Scott will be
at the headquarters until the result OF the election
is known. This evening the members OF the Ma
tional Committee who in the city and
newspaper men will be at the headquarters to re-
ceiye election returns. but only persons having
tickets viii. be allowed to be present.
The Republican State headquarters In the Fifth
Avenue Hotel were nearly deserted yesterday, all
the members of the committee who live out OF the
city having gone to their homes TO vote. 1t
said that the only doubt about the election in this
State was as to the size Of McKinlcy's ma
tority At the headquarter; Of the Republican
County Committed In West Thirty-eighth-st.. the
leaders declared that for the first time the city Of
New-York will give majority for the Republican
National ticket, and they want TO make the
jorty as large as possible.
AT the Popocratic headquarters, In the Hotel
still trying to figure out victory for Bryan in
this State Democrats at the headquarters of the
advice that ali Democrats should vote for Palmer
and Buckner as a means Of defeating Bryan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
BOTH SIDES CLAIM KENTUCKY.

THE REPI'BIICANs APPEAR TO BE THE MORE
CONFIDENT.
Louisville Ky, Nov. 2.-The indications are that
Kentucky will tomorrow cast the heaviest vote In
the history Of the State. The campaign managers
for both parties express supreme confidence In the
result. Chairman Sommers. of the Free Silver
Democratic Campaign Committee, admits that
Bryan will lose heavily in the Blue Grass district
but SAWS that gains I'm Western Kentucky VIII
more than Offset these losses. Twenty-Five thou
sand five hundred and fourteen Is Mr.. Sommers's
which he comedies to Mckinley. with the reserva-
ton that the labor vote may develop great strength
for Bryan.
Chairman Roberts. says i5.0C is rock bottom
estimate for McKinleys plurality. Neither side
makes any new claims on the Congress contests.
Colonel Breckenridge Is going TO have hard fight
in the With District with the chances slightly In
his favor. The weather II clear and warm. with
Indications Of fair for tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
EAL,SEEEH GAMRIT-

Vienna, Nov specialization Albert de
Rothschd has offered purse for chess match
OF Ave games In all, to he played by Piilsbury
against the local crack. Englisch. Two games
have been played far. both contests ending III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
All SIGNS FOR MKINLEr IN DELAWARE

Wilmington. Del. Nov. 1.-The political situation
in Delaware remains unchanged since Saturday.
Signs Of growing interest however are visible on
every side and the voters are awaiting tho result
anxiously Democrats In a position TO know admit
that the signs point to majority for Mckinley
and Hobart In the State. and no estimates 90
below 1000 II is believed that the entire Repub-
lican vote will be cast for the Republican cleo
tors The result Congressman cannot be pre-
dictcd there being four candidates in the held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
H. ". cORNELL'S CHECKS MADE GOOD.

Buffalo, Nov ?.-John H. Clary, one Of the pro-
prie.ors Of the Genesee Hotel who procured the ar
rest OF Henry w. Cornell several days ago on .
charge of passing fraudulent checks went to police
court this morning with Charles f.. Cornell OF
Ithaca brother Of the prisoner. and withdrew the
warrant. the checks having been made good. The
amount involved was about 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-03
TO RECEIVE TIE RETURNS.

At all OF. the police stations the sergeanis who
are the most expert in figures are TO be detailed
this evening to read and tatulate the returns
as they are brought in by the police messengers
and all needed facilities are to be given to
representatives Of the newspapers to hear the
returns read and to tabulate transmit them.