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73c. a yard.
Innings.

Imitation H3rcioth. 7-Sc yurd.
1Oc best SiIk0line. : 1-2c yard.
Yard wide Rustic Percaline. 3 I-2o
yard.
1920 Moreen skirt Lining. So
yard.
1870 BengaIinc Haircl0th. : 1-2o
yard.
3-4 yd. wide Rustic Percallne.
gray and black, &c yard.
II 1-2c Gray and Black SiiesiaS.
S1-2c yard.
zoe Black, ,all-linen Canvas, 1 4cy I'd.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

The celerity with which the Republican
delegates ga ther into the Mckinley band
wagon is likely TO make that method of
campaigning more popular than the rear
platform sucker harvest.
The morning times., 1896-03-19
60 TO- gR0Ohe
0)SY J
SAl.E.ENf !

T is a well-known fact that one Of the
Capitol policemen is detailed for duty in
Statuary Hall to look after the Mar
quette statue.s His duty is to see that
no vandal shall attempt TO modest the
beautiful pieQe Of statuary.
The officer is, of course, paid for this
duty. There is another man who also docs
daily duty in siatuary Hall. He is u little
colored man about four and a half feet TALL
an ardent Catholic and rich in purse.
He is a volunteer. He comes to the hall
every morning about 8 O'Clock and remains
there until the Capitol building is empticd.
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A Strange Policy of Non-Interferenoe.

In view or the fact that Congress is
favorably considering a measure 10 recog-
nize the Cuban insurgents as belligereuts,
and that the Bermuda loaded with arms
and military equipments for Cuba was
permitted to sail from New York the other
day without being molested, the decision
OF Judge Butler sentencing the Officers
of the Danish steamer Horsa TO irprison-
ment as Cuban filibusters is rather srr-
prising. The effect OF Judge Buffers
action Seems 10 have been counteracted,
however. by Justice Shiras, OF the Supreme
Court, who yesterday issued a writ Of
error in the cases OF Captain Wiborg and
his two mates. Petersen and Johansen,
and they were admitted to bail pending
an application for a new trial
Yesterday the announcement was made
that Spain had purchased 200 photographs
in this country 10 Ee used in the Cuban
war, and thus far the administration has
Offered no objection to their shipment.
and. in fact. has never made an attempt
TO prevent the sending of arms to any
OF the South American countries with
which we have neutrality treaties and
which have been at war with each other.
In strange contradiction of this estab-
Hshed policy of non-interference, our At
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If you miss any ncN. In the morning
edition look I'm The list below. What
you're looking for was proba bly,
printed in yesterday evenings edition,
and Tie Times never repeats
youn have 10 take both editions to
get all the news Hs quick as IL hap
pens.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

Contrary to general expectation, the
Morrison boom is reported to have changed
its 16 to 1 gait for the hop, skip, and jump
OF the gold bug.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

The announcement that n combination
has been made between Morton and ALI
son will be accepted as declaration
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IN addition to household duties, the
new woman OF Cuba has taken up the
pleasing task OF converting spaniards into
angels.
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A Side Hit.

Mrs. Biggs-Two detectives always fol
low me whenever 1 go to a grand func-
ton with all my diamonds on.
Mrs. Snaggs Indeed? Hasn't your in
stalment plan jeweler any more confidence
in you than shat?
The morning times., 1896-03-19
IN A DIFFERENT LIGHT.

II have some very nice light sugar"
Yes, the last bought was about four
ounces light TO the pound.''
The morning times., 1896-03-19

1t is feared that the World bureau for
the adjustment of International coutro-
versies has suffered paralyzing Sun
stroke.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

The failure OF the Kentucky legislature
to pool their issues with little revolver
blood letting, is an evidence OF bourbon
decline.
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IN THE SPRING

The robin bills and COOS in spring,
The poet builds his sonnet:
The mil'ner builds some fraiI old thing
Into an Easter bonnet.
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Complied with His REQUEST

Say, wilkins, that So bill you loaned
me last night was counterfeit"
well, you said you wanted 1t bad. -
New York Herald.
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Stat o Department Library.

Editor Times: VIII you kindly inform
me OF the present place of deposit of the
original Declaration of Independence?
JEAN MORAN
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There would be nothing startling in
the announcement that an Easter egg
pip had given rise 20 another coxey boom.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

Evidently Congress in its zeal to CEN
SURE Ambassador Bayard has forgotten
tina Old saw about COOKING the hare.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

Inasmuch as Virginia has no candidate
for President, it would indicate that her
favorite son had set.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

General Harrisons approaching marriage
recalls the thought that winter will soon
be in the lap OF spring.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

A box office for the advance sale OF
Mckinley delegate seats seems TO have
been opened in all the principal cities.
The morning times., 1896-03-19
ITS GROWTH IS STEADY.

THE TIMES j. thoroughly and heart
lily hated and feared Ia SOME quar-
1ers, and that fact is one of its
best testimonials TO character and
real merit.
The day has gone by when a great
newspaper il merely an editorial par
rot and an inane chroniclcr of event :.
such Journal cannot long thrive in
an age OF live issues and a yyide-uwake
reading public. Do you doubt this
statementa Then compare the head
tag OF these lines with the conclusion.
The morning times., 1896-03-19
Summer Goods.

Beautisul line OF Zephyr Ginghams
new Spring goods in stripes and
plaids-Just like the Imported cling
hams, and worth u 1-2c- Il yard,
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&c. a yard.

Aoire Cameleon, or. as some call
it. Aoria FranCaisc; new and beauti-
1uI assortment,
The morning times., 1896-03-19

POWELL 'FESSES Up
The Engineer Comm fSSiOneF Tells a bout
Overhead Wire Permits
The morning times., 1896-03-19

CLEVELAND Is FIFTY NINE
His Birthday Was RrmeiI bcrcd by Pol
iticians nd Friends
The morning times., 1896-03-19

FIVE MEN TORN TO PIECES
Blown Up IN a Powder Mil Explosion in
New OTk.
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I ~0lemnly swear That the above il
a correct statement of the daily cir
cuIatlon of THE WASHINGTON
ES for the week ended March ),
1896, and that all the copies Were
actually sold ar mailed for Al valuable
on~idcratIon and delivered to bona
fide purchasers or subscribers; also
that none of them were returned OF
remain In the office undelivered.
j. MILTON YOUNG, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn To before me
this 10th day of March. a. ID. 1895.
ERNEST q. THOM PSON,
Notary Public.
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GOLDENBERC'S,
920 7th St. 7O6 K 81.

If you have been watching
our announcements and read
ing our prices or been in the
store you will not wonder why
we continue to be so busy.
The prices are sim ply irresist-
ible-too low for economical
people to let slip. Never have
silks sold for so little-neVer
have the prices for dress
goods, Ii ings, domestics,
hosiery, handkerChiefS, mems
furnishings, gloves, suits.
skirts, and wraps been so near
their cost as now, during this
The morning times., 1896-03-19

MR. MILLKES WAS DRUNK
His Attorney Outlines Plea in the As
Sault Case.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

WISCONSIN FOR MKINLEY-
Meeting of the State Republican Cor
vcnjion at Milwaukee
The morning times., 1896-03-19

MORE ARMS FOR CIBANS-
Three Fast Steamers TO BE- Loaded al
New York
The morning times., 1896-03-19

A little better than any,
where e1se-and a lit tie
cheaper. That IS the Who'll,
story of the SAKS qualities
and SAKS prices.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

v HEN one of the orators participating
VA in the debate on the resolutions
censuring Ambassador Bayard
dropped from a lofty flight of
rhetoric and modulated his voice TO one
of touching pathos, one OF the members
took to the corridor and said that when
ever tremuious tone spread through the
chamber, it reminded him OF ex Representa-
tive Breckinridge OF Kentucky who was
such an artist in that line that he could
make motion to adjourn in a tone convey
ing so much feeling that it would bring
tears TO the eyes 10 craven image.
This tremulous tone and pathetic ex-
preston were characteristic of Mr. Breck-
inridge. His remarks on the dryest sui. .ect
always reminded the hearer of memorial
exercises.
One warm summer day Mr.. Breckinridge
was speaking on some commonplace topic
The doors were all open and his voice came
floating out in Cadences so touching that
every one coming within range paused
10 listen.
Mr.. Reed walked out of the Speakers
room. met Judge Culberson in the lobby,
and both stopped. After listening for
couple OF seconds, Mr.. Reed remarked:
Say, Culberson, were you acquainted
with the deceased?''
Then botA laughed and went their way.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

lantic coast revenue marine and q part OF
the Pinkerton force have been constantly
employed in feTfeting out filibuSteriug
clues furnished by the Spanish legation,
and to stin further emphasize the ad-
ministratioD's sympathy for Spain sew
eral OF the Cabinet Officers have seri-
ously attempted TO suppress public SEN
timent by advising against popular dem
onst rations in Eehalf of Cubans.
Time ana again statements have been
published by the Spanish press that Presi-
dent Cleveland could be depended upon
TO block Cuban recognition and prevent
Cuban filibusters from interfering with
spain's efforts to conquer her patriot
subjects. Ordinarily these declarations
would be accepted as the clustering hope
OF dcsponding belligercnt but compared
to prevent filibuSters and the assertion of
Secretary Oney that This country would
not interfere in Cuban affairs it looks
as If there might be some truth in the
Spanish statements. But even were they
correct it should not make any difference
with the action of Congress towards Cuba
for that body represents the sentiment
OF the people and not that OF the admin
istration.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

AFTER THE POKER PLAYER
Police Determined to stop the Clicking OF
The Chin.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

EUROPE ALL STIRRED Up
Saiisbury'S Move in the Soudan Ha
Done IL.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

DRANK GREEN LIQUORS
iriStimen Had TO Remember 1t Was st.
Patrick's Day.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

Black Atwood Novelty Figured
Dress Goods redaced from soc.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

GEO ToLMAN FAILS TO PAY
His -Four Years Fight Against His Nife's
Suit
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Gamblers Must Go.


partial cleaning out OF the outlaw gang
Alexandria county people have had oppor-
tunity to realize the change for the better,
and they will not again meekly submit to
another such reign of lawlessnesS as domin-
ated their affairs while the gambler ring
was in power. Public sentiment through
out Virginia has also been aroused against
the disgrace OF outlaw racing, and the
evil will not be permitted to once more
become rampant if the State authorities
can prevent it.
one of the most convincing arguments
against outlaw racing is the pcrsstency
in which the gambling element are endeav-
oring to find a way to defeat the Maupin
law. That measure was enacted to abolish
the swindlng features of horse racing and
protect the public from fraud. Were their
attempts to provide sport for the public
free from questionable practices, there
would be no.objection 20 their races under
reasonable regulations. But their entire
system is based on the idea OF plundering
track frequentcrs, and for that reason a
law-abiding people has decided in favor
of a law to drive it out of existence.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

BAYARD THEIR TARGET
ElocuiIonary Hot Shot Fired at Him In
the House.
The morning times., 1896-03-19
I ION. HARRY j. SHOEMAKER VIII

day on legalbusiness before the departments.
He resides in Doylcstown, Pa, where lac
has been actively engaged in the practice
OF law since June, 1893. His friends say
he will succeed the present member Of Con
gross from the Seventh Pennsylvania dis
trict..
Mr.. Shoemaker is well posted iii depart
mental methods and practices and couse-
quently his friends think he would make an
admirable member of the House,
The morning times., 1896-03-19
Black Goods.
20C. a yard.

All-wOOl Blue and Black Serge.
really worth 39c. yard.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

STEWARDS MAY RESIGN
Members of Grace Church Divided over
Their Pastor.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

ORANGE CROSSES DID IT.
Coiored Stariights Arouse the Ire of
Irish Shamrock.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

q ENAToR CANNON of Utah is by all
odds the handsomest man in the
Upper House. That is not all. He
is the youngest man in that body.
and one of its clevercst and ablest de-
batcrs. Modesty is one of his chief
characteristics.
He is the son of the Hon. George @.
Cannon, for many years one of the Twelve
as the sc-called apostles of the Mormon
Church were called. The elder Cannon.
like his son, has u head full of good gray
matter. In fact, he was the mainstay OF
Brigham Young during the reign of that
gentleman over the Church OF Latter Day
Saints. The Elder Cannon was a Demo
| cratic delegate in Congress. The son is
a Republican, and an editor.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

FANCY WHEELS ON VIEW
All the Cycle World VIII Surely BE SeeI
There.
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7Oc. a yard.

46inoh Silk and Wool Fancy
WeaFes. reduced 10
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25c. a yard.

AH-wooI Checked suitings, very
The morning times., 1896-03-19

THIRSTED FOR HER BLOOD
In Jail James Gray Determined TO Kill
His Sweetheart.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

CITIZENS CHARGE FRAUD
Putsburg Municipal League Protests
Against Recent Elections.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

STRIKERS USED VIOLENCE
Extra Police Put on Duty in Chicago
Today.
The morning times., 1896-03-19
SOC. a yard.
40C. a yard.

Atwood Black CrepOn reduced
from 75c- yard to
The morning times., 1896-03-19

BETS TAKEN AT ST ASAPH-
Bat There was no Poolseliing at thu
Track.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

SUPREME COURTS HOME
Another Effort VIII b Made 10 Purchase
Ground.
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In the Past Week
1,425 Stars
Loss.

The circulation Of The Times for
the week ended March -, 500, was
The morning times., 1896-03-19

PAIR OF GREAT FIGHTERS
George Layigne ana Kid Mccoy First
in Their Class.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

ETIQUETTE OF THE WHEEL
Dress should BE Stylish. But Worn Only
for Cycling.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

WELCOMED THEIR PASTOR
North Capitol Street United Brethren
Church out in Force.
The morning times., 1896-03-19

CHURCH THE S0LUTION-
Bishop Rulison Finds an Answer for tht
Labor Problem.
The morning times., 1896-03-19
Twelve Hours Ago.


If yOu miss any ncN, sin the morning
edition look in The list below. What
you're looking for was probn bly,
printed in vest erdny evening" = edition,
and as Tie Times never repeats
you'n have 10 take both editions to
get all the news ns quick as IL hap
pens.
POWELL 'FESSES Up
The Engineer Commissioner Tells a bout
Overhead Wire Permits.
FIVE MEN TORN TO PIECES
Blown Up an Powder Mill Explosion in
New York.
CLEVELAND Is FIFTY NINE
His Birthday Was Rcmeu. bcrcd by Pol
iticians and Friends
MR.. MLLIKEN WAS Drunk
dis Attorney Outlines Plea in the As
sauit Case.
MORE ARMS FOR CUBANs-
Three East Steamers 10 Be Loaded at
New York.
WISCONSIN FOR MKINLEY-
Meeting of the state Republican Con
vcntion at Milwaukee.
EUROPE ALL STIRRED Up
S3lisbury's Move in the Soudan Has
Done IL.
BAYARD THEIR TARGET
Elocuiionary Hot Shot Fired at Him In
the House.
STEWARDS MAY RESIGN
Members of Grace Church Divided over
Their Pastor.
BETS TAKEN AT ST. AsAPH-
Bat There was no PoolseIiing al the
Track.
CITIZENS CHARGE FRAUD
Pirtsburg Municipal League Protests
Against Recent Elections.
THIRsTED FOR HER BLOOD
In jail James Gray Determined TO Kill
His Sweetheart.
STRIKERS USED VIOLENCE
Extra Police Put on Duty in Chicago
Today.
SUPREME COURTS HOME
Another Effort VIII b Made to Purchase
Ground.
ETIQUETTE OF THE WHEEL
Dress should BE Stylish. But Worn Only
FOR Cycling.
CHURCH THE S0LUTION-
Bishop Rulison Finds an Answer for the
Labor Problem.
WELCOMED THEIR PASTOR
North Capitol Street United Brethren
Church out in Force.
PAIR OF GREAT FIGHTERS
George Iayigne and Kid Mccoy First
in Their Class.
FANCY WHEELS ON VIEW
All The Cycle World VII surely Be Seen
There.
GEO. TOLMAN FAILS TO Pay
His -Four Years Fight Against His Nife's
Suit.
AFTER THE POKER PLAYER
Police Determined to stop the Clicking OF
The Chip.
DRANK GREEN LIQUORS.
i.iShmen Had 10 Remember 1t Was st.
Patricks Day.
ORANGE CROSSES DID IT.
Coiored Stariights Arouse the Ire of
Irish Shamrock
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
PROMISE OF THE DEMOCRATS.
W. o. Peek Tells Of the Deal Made q,
the S. Louis Convention.

W. O. Peek Tsils Of the Deal Made At
the ~. Louis Convention.
ATLANTA, Aug. Hon. W. L. Peek
who ran for governor on the Populis'
ticket in 1892 and headed the Georgia
delegation at 81. louis. makes this sig.
nifcant statement TO the Atlanta Jour.
nal
"Conysu, Ca. Aug. l., 1895. To the
Atlanta Journal; Il was understood
with the Democrats that n the Populists
would nominate Mr.. Bryan for prcsi.
dent and a southern Populist for vice
president, that Mr. scwall would retire
from the race, or. In other words, that
he. sewall. would be taken down and
our candidate for vice president placed
ON the ticket with Bryan. With this
understanding Mr. Watson was unani-
mously nominated. This was the broad
ground on which tae Democrats and
Populisis met Having been deceived
hy promises we made Il a certainty ON
our part and reversed the order Of bust.
ness and nominated vice president first.
senator Jones. chairman Of the ma.
tional Democratic committee, was there
together with many prominent Demo.
Gratis from different parts Of the United
States urging this course for the success
Of financial reform. We did not in.
dorse Bryan. but made our platform
and nominated him for president by
over two.thirda She vote watson's
nomination was greeted with a. long
and loud outburst Of enthusiasm - was
Bryan's. and beg leave to say now
there h but ono course 70 pursue II good
faith Il 10 govern this union Of silyei
forces vizs Watson electors must b
put up by the Democratic party from
Maine - California Il would Be
lack Of 6delliy . - q q o,hervfss
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
TAMNANY is IN LINR.
Decides to Work For Bryan
and Sewall.
LITTLE OPPOSITION MANIFESTED.

The RESOLUTION Was Proposed by John !
c. sheehan Al . Meeting OF the Ex-
ecutlye COMMITTEES and Passed by =
Vote Of ~ 20 t-Othsr Political Hap
Penlngs.
NEw YORK, Aug. i.-Tammany hall
viii indorse Bryan and Sewal without
waiting for the state convention. The
executive committee passed by acclama-
ton resolution 10 that effect, after de-
batting motion TO postpone action, by n
vote Of II toA Immediately immense
pictures Of the Democratic nominees
were raised on the outside Of the build.
ing and preparations begun for active
work John @. Sheehan introduced the
resolution indorsing the Chicago candi-
dates In introducing the resolution he
explained that at the Chicago oonyen.
ton the delegations from New York
fought hard for what they believed was
sound money, but were largely in the
minority. He declared IL a good Demo
cratic rule TO stand by the viii Of the
majority. "Mr. Chairman" he con-
cluded. 1t seems 10 be that there is no
middle ground. The only course left
open to loyal Democrats is 10 stand by
the Chicago ticket"
Great applause marked the conclusion
Of the speakers address. Then no in
troduced his resolution, declaring that
the executive committee Of the Demo
cratic organization Of the city and
county Of New York, in session In Tam.
many hall, accepts and approves the
nomination Of Bryan and SewAll AZ the
wise discrimination Of the Democratic
national convention and pledges It's 10y.
al and hearty support to their candidacy
More cheers greeted the reading Of the
resolution. The date Of the ratification
has not yet teen fixed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
Weekly subscription COlec
lions.

Any candidate Tor the Eas'o wagon
who desire 10 secure the benefit OF rou.
pons 10 obtained, ian cali al this office
and secure lists Of delinquent snbscrib-
ers At any posodiees desired, together
with blank receipts and for every dol
lar turned IN b. ~ tickets will be l..
sued TO the party maklrr the collection,
provided, Of course. The subscriber il
willing. Subscribers have the right d
dispoHe ~ lleil raaPons e. hey please
and 20 colleclor IS anlhorxgi 10 gs
against their wishes The otlefto en-
dldales II free o. al and son,e hav.
nirrnir taken adraniaco Of H.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02

Tom shArkey Confident lie Can Give
Corbett All lie Wants.

Tom shArksy Confident lie Can Give
Corbstt All lie wants.
CHICAGO, Aug Jim Corbett could
not whip me in thousand years" This
remark was made by young man in
the lobby Of the Victoria hotel to n party
Of friends In a quiet, unaSsuming tone
that carried conviction wit. IL. Il was
Tom sharkey. the ex.marine, who had
practically lowered the color Of the San
Francisco boxer in a around bout at the
latter place some time ago, They are
now matched for $4,000 a side Shar'
key il on his way east to ''look around q
bit, as he expresses It, He explained
to his friends that he has done so much
training Of late that he feels the need Of
a little rest nd while he is taking it
will pick up few dollars in the east By
giving sparring exhibitions.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02

CINCINNATI. Aug THE Emerson a.
Fisher company, manufacturers Of bug
gies and carriages, assigned to Edward
Richie and Lowe Emerson. The La
bilties arc placed a, $500, Geo and assels
Si5O.OOo. The failure is attributed to
the weakness Of Arms In other cities
with whom they had large dealings
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
SILVER DEMOCRATS OF NEBRASKA
Working 60 Combine Ferces with the
Popuiists Tor Bryan and sswail.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Aug. 1.-The free
silver wing Of the Nebraska Democracy
will hold il state convention in Omaha,
the last Of August at a date TO be de.
cided upon by the officers Of the state
central committee. Of which ]. G.
Smyth Is chairman.
Prior 10 the assembling of the state
convention the time Of the free silver
Democratic leaders viii be ID en- up bv
the work Of arranging the firms Of a
political contract with the nipulis,, by
which II is hoped to unite IN strength
Of both parties on the BryaP tnd scwall
electoral ticket The " ilists hold
their state convention sstings neyi
Wednesday. The free silver Dem
cratic leaders will be represented by q
g. strong committee.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE
Needing Called 60 Take Place at New
York on Aug. n

LrrTLE Rock, Aug. Senator Jones
has issued a call for the meeting Of the
Democratic national committee 10 BE-
held at the Fifth Avenue hotel New
York City, Aug. II. The committee
will at this meeting settle the question
Of the location Of the national head.
quarters. Senator Jones did not ex.
press any preference in the matter Of
location. but said that the question
would be loft entirely with the full
committee. Senator Jones has left FOR
Washington. The senator further
stated that le had r1t yet decided on
the personnel Of the executive commit
teo
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-02

LONDON. Ang 1.-THE rowboat Fox,
containing tho two Swedish sailors.
Frank Harbo and George samuelson.
who started from New York june Q last
with the intention 81 rowing 20 uuve
Franco arrived at Sicily Islands 10
day Both occupants q the small craft
AR n oes health