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The evening times., 1896-06-06

FOR SALE-At privaJc sale. at 4 sac
r.lIcC. Uy Inc owner, household iurnt-
turc IN good order. at lIl0 New York ave,
CONSISTING OF heavy OAK bedroom suits. best
springs and lair mattresses. leather pi-
lows. Do:Sters and bedding, toilet sets. car
pets, rugs, rUcErrs, dining cnairs, etc, three
pa rior SUITS. seven pieces each. dining room
and Eltchen fixtures Cali and examine at
once. or address lll0 N Y ave.
lu5-5t-Cm
The evening times., 1896-06-06
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE-Or will. exchange for hi
cyclc-A new lo-foot combination row
and sal boat, all complete: also a 13-fuot
cunning skiff. Address Box III, Anacos-
tia, ID. C. Item
The evening times., 1896-06-06

SPECIAL NOTICE.
WE close Saturdays at p. m. during the
months of June, July and August, COM
mencing Saturday, June 6, 1896. E. NOR
RISON PAPER CO., John L. Prosise,
Treas. je5-4t
A ATTENTION Members OF L. A.
attend our next meeting; important ts.si-
ness. Byorder of Assembly. L. 8. CLICK.
r. 3. 1e4-St
The evening times., 1896-06-06
wANTED-HOUSES.

XNyANTED-FOR CASH.
w Residence in Northwest; ! large bed
rooms: g baths, steam heat; p feet front,
more; would buy old residence
aud remodel; must be n bargain. Apply
T..e Times Real Estate bureau
The evening times., 1896-06-06

Fon Observation-Disclosures,
The evening times., 1896-06-06

FOR SALE-shooting gallery outfit
complete; IN good condition., for one
third value II sold at once. Apply 1881 9TH
st. NV. Jus Stem
The evening times., 1896-06-06

FOR SALE-Grocery. meat and proyis.
ION store in sc. section; good stand: will
sell cheap. Address {. l. A, this office
ttl5.{t-eD
The evening times., 1896-06-06

WANTED -First-ciass cook ut the
Raymond, I'D ana f. Cap. ST. Item
w WANTED-A woman 10 nurse and do
cudInDer work; refs. 1906 ale ST. NV.
l1-Pm
The evening times., 1896-06-06
wANrED-PIcYcLEs

w NTED Mcycle-will exchange
good diamand for lady's pncama tio
tire bicycle. Addrcss h. n, this office.
1t ,em
The evening times., 1896-06-06
JAMES r. DARTT,

Ranger for District of Columbia
The evening times., 1896-06-06

Cooks, chambermaitis.
houseworkers, coiored, good wages.
The evening times., 1896-06-06
wANTED-LOTS.
wANTED-BOARDERS.

wANTED--MISCELI NEOES-
wANTED-Man and wife wants the
care OF furnished house for the summer,
best OF references given; address I: e,
this office Item
The evening times., 1896-06-06

FOR RENT-3 rooIrs on the Sd floor
for light Housekeeping; heat, gas and
bath. 1914 Sth NV. .1G-Tt
The evening times., 1896-06-06

FOR SALE-EstabIished stenogra phic
siiIu 1, Isr " riung office; location the best.
STENO, this office je5-3t
The evening times., 1896-06-06

FOR RENT = Uufurnished; two or
turre rooms; new house; second floor,
every convenience, large closets. shade,
fet- 81
The evening times., 1896-06-06
HELP wANTED-FEAIALE.

once, cook and laun-
uress, 10 go 10 country. Apply 2l45 N
w. Item
The evening times., 1896-06-06

wANTED-A reliable colored woman
10 COOK, wash aud iron for 1amiiy OF
four. Apply No. 1921 Conn. ave Item
The evening times., 1896-06-06

ANTED-Three unfurnished rooms
Tor igBt housekeeping: second floor;
not over $40. BROOhS, This office. II
NTED Furnished apartments be-
tween F, /, 9Th to 18th sts., first or
second floor; b. H., a. m. l.; state lowest
rates. n. r., this office. ie3-6t
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
Nnrtion Sales. financial.
- ~>~>~<~~S~~
LOUIS MESIER. Auctloncer.
RE(t LAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS . -2,,
By ADRIAN n. 1UlLtK & SON,

S.,..roor,
- Ne. iii Broadway.
2FPFF or OF the WM W f
3 shs New Jersey Znc zn.,;.nd and Iron 20 Co
5l7 -hs. Lackawanna Iron and steel
275 shs. Ansonia Land and Water Power CO.
goo shs. Tre.iegar Company
sic.ooo KeTsunee Green BAY West. R R Bas.
dSnG %nGn" on s rRa @ pa stamped on each OOn
So 200 ST. Louis ore and steel 20. Income Bonds
sGa s;s sR- sS. * Oxford '1iuif Iron @ and Sail Co.
so s Green Bay Bay VIM VIM and and s. s. Paul Pau" R R. ro
l. shs Green Bay stevens Point and Northern r r. Co.
900 Atlanta Charlotte Ar Line way Co LIST Mtse
~. BIDS. 1907 Ressted r.
S''''' Income fs''i Bds 1900 Reqsid
5000 ylrg. & Tenn. r. r. Co EHtnd i't M'se p. C.
$40 600 Carolina Central r. r. ist Mgc BIDS 1920.
5000 Rack Diamond Coal & cokins Is, Mtse p
si 900 Geo. Midland Gulf r. r. ist M,ge. p BIDS.
1920 Iuly; 1894; Coups on ,... ns.
$500 Geo. Midland Gulf r. r. p. C Income Bd'''
$40 N6ic Georgia Midland & Gulf p. r.. dated Feby
$40 Note Georgia Midland & Gulf r. R.. dated Feby
IL fhs. American Express co.
~ shs. United States Express 60.
@ MsTTi' Essss '' M,s' Stree, pa, S sl. d.
$50 shs Hudson County Gas Light Co.
lc2 lc 81. NJ, M,s x,,, E,ssF M r. ., C o,osor
3 ) shs. North HUDSON county r. II. CO.
/! shs. (old FclIcrs, H'il: Hoboken = J.
. ''' c''f y MS dir l"i Of S,G1 GS9" Gs
ai shs. United States Fire Ins. CO.
For account of whom it concern)
e, 10 o. sh, STAT rrnsi g. ,.o, r., Can, u,r.
p. C. Bis.. ieo Win $3.50 certf. & II shs. rfd
i5io -hs Merrill Manufacturing 60
s3o"oo kansas ci'y MoD Times Newspaper CO. Is; MSe
- sis. american surety 60
II sins. Cltar.si General Electric 60 Giypl.)
L. cH1 NJ f.tr. al $u Loo n IIyrI
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
Office of the Maryland Coul Co..

LINCOLN NATIONAL. BANK
3242 EAST FORTY SECOND STREET
x,,,,, >.>.,. 49, New York December -. 1895
'J'liE ANNUAL MEETING Of shareholders Of
-. this bank for the ELECTION OF DIRECTORS for
.ne ensuing year. VIII he held banking house on
Tuesday January H. 1896 the hours OF ~ m and
y. IN. w. r. CORNELL. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
tinCntlal.
Fort Worth & Denver City Railway
REORGANIZATION.

The Reorganization Committee announces the follow
ing plan for the reorganization Of this Company:
proposed reorganze the Company without FORE
closure the following basis;
FIRST-Stnmp Coupons for years. COM
mencing Dec. list. 1885, mt the rnte OF ~
per nnnum. payment Of the balance OF ~
being deferred, according to the agree
ment after which time the bonds VIII
again revert to a IS basis.
SECOND-Pay pnst due coupon per
cent in cnsh. amounting to S245.2SO
THIRD-TO represent the remaining four
pnst due coupons and for the per cent Of
interest due each year for the next hve
years. amounting to 10 per cent which.
together with the past due coupons. would
amount total of ~ per cent. deliver
to bondhOIdcrs Fort Worth & Denver City
Railway stock to the amount of x27S.OO for
each one thousand dollar bond. This stock
to draw preferential dividends az earnedD
Mt the rate Of per cent per nnnum. What;
ever dividends upon thi. stock are earned
to be paid semi~nnnumIly. The past une
coupons and per cent due upon coupons
for the next Ave years to be held in trust
cnse Of any accident or failure of the Com
pany to pny the interest as proposed. The
s%cn S%n"' word. '""ii a. viii Give notice OF I'M.
agreement.
Boniholders who not deposited their bonds must.
their bonds before February st. 1896. with the
Mercantile Trust Company. New York city. 80 not
20 become subject to The penalties the Committee will
then impose
Two-thlrds the bonds have already been deposited
The Mercantile Trust Companys receipts listed on
the stock Exchange Those who have received the
circular Of tho Reorganization Committee. setting forth
fully the plan and the therefor obtain the
application 10 the Mercantile Trust Company.
2o Broadway New York or at the ONCE OF the Com
mittee Room Pin. broadway.
J. T. GRANGER.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
s2 900 coupon As of 1925 at 1l6 and 10000 regis
tered 5s at 11Sia Final quotations follow

Bid. Asked.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
CLOSING rRlcrs OF cHIcAGo STOCKS.
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.


Wall street is no longer scept.cal regarding
the success Of the new Government loan. The
statement by Mr.. Morgan. printed exclusively
in The Tribune yesterday. that he was bound
to see the loan succeed. had a mos, reassuring
effect upon sentiment In the financial coinmu-
nitv and In the stock market the more cheerful
feeling was reflected in better distributed
business and higher prices NewYork bankers
were in Washington to-day urging the Treasury
Department to modify the terms Of the call
and the suggestion will doubtless be complied
with Secretary Carlisle. in a letter TO promi-
men, banker. received to-day. said that the
Treasury Department would do everything to
prevent a disturbance In the financial and com
mercal markets in issuing the new bonds. and
from this il may be inferred that banks will
be named as official depositors. and that the
money received from bonds will not be with
drawn from the repositories except as the ends
OF the Treasury require. The present condition
Of the money market demands some such modi
fcat!on as this. otherwise there would be con-
siderable disturbance to general business.
Another factor. the influence Of which was not
lost upon stock values, was the reassuring ad-
vices from England concerning the Venezuelan
complications. indicating an amlcable settle
n1ent Of the affair. London shorts covered
tensively in Americans. and the level Of prices
on the London Stock Exchange well above
Saturdays closing.
Transactions were not large but they were
not confined exclusively to the professional ele
ment. There were many good purchases Of in
vestment shares, and toward the close there
was decided animation in the entire list Local
and foreign shorts did considerable covering.
and the foreign buying was centred principally
st. Paul and Louisville and Nashville. The
Grangers were all up above ! per cent at the
close while net advances among the active
shares / scored
Lake Shore. Louisville and Nashville Denver
and Rio Grande preferred Delaware and Hud-
son. General Electric. Kansas and Texas pre-
ferred Missouri Pacific. Southern Railway pre-
ferred and Tennessee Coal. Baltimore and
Ohio up per cent on reports that salts
factory arrangement is being made to for
its floating debt. Manhattan was weak after
strong opening on reports Of uneasiness In the
company's taxes. Elsewhere in the list there
was no significant weakness. The closing was
strong.
Closing prices Of the chief active stocks. COM
pared with their last prices Saturday. were as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14

$4,000 l. s As Cou 1928. .ll6
10000 do Is i:eg ..... li3t2
oS Bank of y y. go
GOO Va Fund Debt 2
3s OF 1891. .... 60
1900 do .......... 59's
3Uio 90 ........... 90
6cOD Am C0:t OIL IS 10
85UO 4 T & s r As
Rcts ........ IS
300 do .......... 1875
1900 \ Y & S F I'd
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
Cindnrial GlcttlonG
UN!ON TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

Sew York. January 1896.
v Office IS hereby given that the regular an
~ nua mceirs Il the stockholders = the Jackson Archi
Iron work. Nl he held the office ~ IN" COM
Ihny. 3i East -.ts the fifteenth day u January al
O'Clock noon the election n Officers and Trus
year 1896 and any other
business that may come before o.
Yours rrsuec'f fully.
JACKSON ARCIiITECTURAL IRON WORKS
rolIN COOPER so.re,orv
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
financial.
UNION PACIFIC
Reorganization.
financial.

Tre COMMITTEE nm thar have lotg-t
With o. considerable mnioritic. = all clAsse, Of
FIRST M'rsns" r nf' 70 circulation. as follows
UNION rACIFIC X. Il. FIRST MORTGAGE
pi.H CENT. DONDs
UNION PA'IFIt. EASTERN DIVISION. FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS.
t>IO> PACIFIC. MIDDLE DIVISION. FIRST
MONTG AGE BO\Ds.
KANSAS PACIFIC DENVER EXTENSION.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
tNCALIED OMAHA BRIDGE BONDS
LARGE AMOUNTS 4 the NOR BONDS AND
ALMOST O>E-HtLF OF THE CAPITAL STOCK
have liT~r -. been ais"f with ue Depos.iari",.
TIE canu9it'ee having thu, been placed position to
snf.r0~ general foreclosures. proposes to proceed
promptly ana energeflrally
II NOW GIVES NOTICE ~ holder. ~ above.
named FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS ani other Bonds
r.i4l"f n th- Iar not vet deposited. a. ne as 20
e ti'rs - 'cf'ocaes for share. Z capita stock hat
dcp".i'> viii lie received ~ the MERC ANTIIE
rHt - 90. OF >EW-iOR> and tho OLD COZ O\Y
IRi ~ 60. OF HOSrO\. without prnnIt. until
.,fd incIudImE W"dn~sdny. Jnnunr, IL. after
which ta'~ deposits can he received, except
H '" '' f.N 20 ' m" '-inmii''"' ana np""
pn, ,inrnt of the prnnIt, Of per cent stipu-
lnicd unn"r the Pinn.
Tho assessn'r' uron the stock VIII be Gale: until
a''~r 'f~ pan sh,u rnte been declared operative.
overdue interest sell" Doe rasheA and c,rnca,es for
pound interest payable when allowed by the Will
oe issued. heretofore. upon the dep)scn; 4 First
Mor's1g~ bonds
'0l's and Circular may had upon appli-
cation fY 10" borosfarie.
The Mercantile Trust Compnny's Certificates
hnN" been listed on the \cv-NOrk stock En-
change
LOUIS FIrZGERtLD.
JACOB a. StHIFF.
4. JEFFEESON COOLIDGE. JR-
tHAtNtEi VI. DErEW.
NARIIN tGHIrT.
OLIVER AMES.
Committee.
NiNSLoW < PIERCE Counsel
ALNIN " kRECH Secretary. 10 Broadway y. 7.
New-York January =. Isd.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Jan. 13. p. -6'on~,s l~ias for both
money and the account. Canadian Pacific. 81. Ere.
l4s. do second con~ls. CO. Illinois Central. 81 Mexican
ordinary l5A. - Paul common. G'A Sew York Cen
trail 30, Pennsy yvania NJ Reading -. M"xictn Cen
tra cent bonds. &C. Louisville and Nashville.
AN: Atchscn common. u
=. m. The amount u bullion into tho Bank of
England balance 20 day IL il33.VO Money.
The II discount In the open market for both
short and three months bills is III per Paris
advices quote three lol francs
times for the account. and exchange London -
francs 24il centiElrs for checks.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14

Penn Coal. .....
Pitts & " pref.
Y TT w & Oh .
Pull Palace Car.
Quicksil Min .
do pref ......
Rens & Sara.
Rome w & Og.
ST Jos & g ! o..
ST l. A & 7 II.
Tenn Coal & !.
Tex Pac Land .
u s Corda ge. =.
do pref ......
do gtd. .......
L S Express
L S Rubber ..
do pref ......
Wells-I'argo Ex
West Union Tel
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
STOCK VALUES ADVANCE.
STREET FEELING IMPROVED
BELIEF IN THE SUCCESS OF THE GOV
ERNMENT LOAN-BONDS AND MONEY.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANUARY 10
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14

CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA $40 'NS
Iehish Valley. s. S'- Nor r,..,''' ia. -
ieh q & y Co. * Mer.I" -, :,
Nor haVlc'N , ~ 12. con Trac y J Is hi tl'A
Nor "a ',' f'N 5iN - In Gas Imp Co. 6sis oS1
Penh u ~ '''', it1c Welsh Gas !. Co. tl
p A X q VI As. 80 i's i:i"c :. 81 i,a' ,, .ra, -
phiia Traction. GA t4t hlec ~ pa' P''''
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
Ohio Southern Railroad COMPANY.

Tho owners y The stock and tho General Mortgage
R1nis are urgently requested - attend meeting
NJ the ofsce - r. Kmhali Co.. IL & l. Broad S..
son York Thursday. January 10Th 1896 A. three o'clock
T. VI \ simple and inexpensive plan = adjustment Of
orcser, r-ui,ies viii presented for consideration
RUSH e. HAWKINS CALVIN rAlGE.
KtNBAiI. JOHN 7. UJGGfNS.
". a. WILEY EDWIN + RASSETT.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-14
Stfamboatc.

A ENTERTAINMENTS AND sUBsCRIPTIoNs fUn fp}
LIE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL bh NJ
wVER p At THE UPTOWN oFFlcE No i2iI IbvER nI1Rs
"a door north OF Thirty -Tst-st. and Al 5sI
rttstEhENrS at the following Branch oneess, 80
,;.Sh.h ave s. corner Twenty third st To- Sh,n ~.
- rourthave. cor. Fourtcenh-s. G5o Thu-aNe''
cor Forty seventh st io2o Ihird-ase
Syn,s 81; liOS Frst-aye 100 West Forty 2si
~ S9iumbusSye: 81 Avenue A: 1873 Thr1,sa'sv Law
lS3s Thrdave: 2O5i Thrd-aye between one huncrsSSa
E.os1Usy
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-21

NEW YORK. Oct sa-Fuuerz1 services
ever rn= remains CT the ia-= Henry z.
Abbey Were he'd uo1ly IN rhe Church q
The P-ulist Fathers tn this CRY. The pail
bearers we're william SLeiaEay. Robert
Dunlap, ElE4rc LaErsrhach. c. Z Rivers.
a Il Palmer. AEEZstll DAILY. Frank "a
Sz-gg-. George q Fale d ogden Mis-
Ilr--s 4 hresltn, Il Coleman guhl Burke
and Nlll=r DlEr1scE Tne-E uers IL Al
trEGalcc q great number Of peer.e prorl-
ilaeIr IN ne WCrl1 q a=Ese-lnE- An-unR
ths-L were The f1IgytlE- ChArles Frohuan
LaLlel Frnh-El=- slEE1r DE- EtTo. Fseury
LaLi-E. JahE Aa-rAeUs Jacob Lett Er-
z1Esr. Wl4Lam Pru3eIL Charles CgoEe.
G=orE1z CaEvzn. " A Eratv z O. C5il-
E.1ns, u .Il-a-a Sells. EeEry Wolason- Si=ror
FErlgil- 4G4 G-Ial. Alg-sr L Heck ier
Clz-r.s-s z EiE~ Ana HelL Ted Marks
EoberE AeA zie LOU-s E-Thrisss End1Irh
Aralsur. A H Ca1hs. MzrE-s Mayer Mrs
Barney Williams. Escrace NcVlaksr q
Hoihrpuk CARTS. Ter Kari 2 z Pier,
Oscar H@ZIerztsir, q c sczt1zce. Gecr-e
2 Schue1el. Lcttz C'rabrres. AEles EoCth
= r. Fr=lch. = y M8rrisseV r Il
Sorheru. NIrElEll Earuar-. Alert Bal p
=. Proctgr. A1gEsuEs Pir9l. Charles r
Lii-iEGllGu. Frank Mckee ald Fred Rul-
n-zE The reul1li,s q M Abbey Eiil be
eurle1 in The grave or his a-s- Eifs al
: AaTI1a --pfan- Ms. 70 Ehlck pace they
xsTc tzks1-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-21

t-sated ki1fly. hut r Al u-5isr-szt
place Imagine " feelings here win ~
We utterly rrrstra-ed.
] have 1cthi1g 20 say rhcut the sra-tna-
ucn a. NarIhurcuEh street police cCu--
save that ] Ink the -aEiEtra1e las oee1
u11-lg severe Had 7 been a Common erin
i1al he ccuid not have tried 70 place 1e =
a worse pcslticn- I u16erstn1d tAat ou-
Lo11u1 t-ie-Es woufa -uue f-rwa-1 % ne
srts7t q 3 sso DO for oal 2 .t vas -eces-
sarv
TIE poIlce hare besa ki15 % Is ss-
peCLEIly Inspector Arrcw. Re has expressed
ET-rz-nE Vith us. saying t1at a. dryt be
lad ztss1dEeG ne
NJ Castle vas asked uhat lis plans T=rs
fer the fu-u7e a1d hs replied. ! shan ~
20 restore nv poor vie a. much a. poss.-
tis u1tu he trial But ere LIE q eetsnss
= possible ana that Is ug vfs's hssl+a ..
7 % Int zpprs5en4 any trouble = pro- 1g
ny Cg1 L--oce-re"
During tais interview NJ Castles s-es
frequently fled With tears. hut his hea- u
vas manly and 5lE1iEed. and he a. oncs
retired Excuse -e he sad ny VIE
gets nervous = I an away a1z I E-lsz re-
Assure ha-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-21
THIRTY THOUSAND oFT THE DEBT.


BOSTON Oct sa-Tns aftt.th aa-svsr-
sary q re A-srfcaz N-slcaa-v associa-
tion- for The caserva1cs 81 eAich an elab-
crate rroEraz has bees rrszz-ed ard wAieh
called t.rscssr many e ne lea5erz = he
uizsic-z-T vCrk from rss crz---T VS.
ansai,iouziT ope1ed here totay TIE rev
T-a-cr. Temple Park street. church Hn5
Tz-sul hal have resr E-Eared f7r he
meeting ard ne LIST e s7ezke-z izrl-6es
Missionaries ard r-uUi1e1- -ea ard vcEea
= re- E--uS lI-er1rT ard c-1cial lafe Ard *
Is erected thz- tz-I : F1e visitors VII a.
tend t1e -ee5Es-
Todzy's exercises 1ps-ea with = xsu a.
tended meeting u Trsncn- temple. F-esi-
5ezc n z Cafes IL D president of the
society q Azhe-st Mass. presided a-1 he
delegates were wsiconsd sy Acu1E Gov
e-1cr Wcicuct a11 MzFur Cui1rv. Treas
a-s- F5ubaa-5-s report Was reaE. alter vhich
Rev a J. LTuaz q Eruckiyl- y 7 reai
the ff-5eth Ez1ual rEpo-t cf tne executive
cu-- l--ee- Is was E1hE-anflalIv a. fellows
We have -eiuce1 tAe DIX q SIS ro8 &C
sss ala Tie szsocizti1n has received i1
ccu-rf5u-icns AID IsGzeissI ever IS 600 more
thar Ias- year. o. thls aErcuu- abcu- Sc
Bo8 las been subscribed iato ne .zsi-
lee share tu-5s LHr years ez-
pendi-u-ss ze-s s. aea a less tha- hose
q rss2, th-ee years REo Operations
are co15ucted il hehzlrtcf kve 61erenr
rates u GU County. Tley consist of The
sstabiiskze1t a1d suFpcrt % missions AID
churches and q schcclz These E-es Of
gurk A-e carried Among 1eee 1ea Of uoi0ret
people through AL IL soutA among :. 3ee 900
Ct TIE southern people a she AruaIzchfa1
HIGHLANDS among tEs z&t-s. EzC1E he
Esk1-l1s Ct Alask1- and sssxng the Chi7ese
of ths Pact5c coast
The svE1l1E opened VI = n even larger
audience Tie cevutiouet exercises were
contacted hv Rev Henry r Patrick Of New
ucuvi1s Mass. followed NJ a ssruu1 b.
Rev LvZa1 Abbott q R-~ksrr " 7 Con-
zr1io1 followed. con5uct d 6y RsT. william
z Davis q Nswtuz. Nz4@ E-d President
z ". CrarEth Of Fish z 7<-'ArEity Of Mash
vie. Ten Bs1e1icctc-1 ~ d. Patrick
clcsed ths meeting Thku VII BE four
meetings t1CC--ur i1clu1tnE Z patriotic
meeting II Fa1su1 hall ~
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-21
STREET RAILWAY ASSOCIATION
Tifteeath AanuaI Csnventfsa Hslds
Its First Day. sc~~ioa-

lts tlr~r Day ~c~rion-
ST LOUIS. Oct s0-Th t..c-i1- u
uhlch have convened tvo Z "a %. zeal
conventions - vel as za= Adozai as
ssaaiiss Aeia today tie la-f : street ral-
uay cc1vsz-on that uus called %
o-ie-. i waz tie sfteeut -ual cc7-
vezticn e the American $ Railway
associa-iou
Every bit O. nvarahie spa the lz-
-e1se bul5l1r cu-zi5s q IA cu-e ed ~
tAe delegates and vis--1y "a I'd uita
display c- street ca-y and app Every
tt-1E psrlal--zE 20 t5s s1s1 q ez-
hihtcicn- Necessarily the sis a. arpll-
a1ces fern he Eren-aEt par q Re sxhl l1i-
r1D the la-sst and most rcvei csvel1r-- --er- =
= -tat Ike 1eilE sEcw1- W hile elecrrica-y
-o-t1ats- everything v.-hi7 the sulGinE
t1e caeie -e1 have Al exhihl. wl-scct
urirn a---zc-s much attention. -aIzuLh
cable IS re chief attraction
A; 4 meeting of TIE executive c1--i--ee
p-svi1uz . the ccurs--i1u Ez-aau c. Gun
zi1Eha1 g Msz--ssl Ca1a3a. resiE Ezet -
f-sr wee p-es l5e-- R-d Captain Rcbe-t Nc
L'1l-c1a e = Lcu-s vas appointed 70 AZ
he vacAzry- Re Wiz serve II thar capacity
Ter few 1avs. preceding TIE az-ual election
q c1cer-. vss- l- Is expected that he vi
De e-ec-@1 --esi1e1- 50 szr thzra a-e tu-
three places -snloned a. con~s1tioa cities
for 1857. Thev a-e New Y5rk Phi -aaeI.hia
and Niaga-a Falis. The serr -E-t sse-s
to Re u .avu- q tie Selection q Nl4ga-a
Fails
Russell z Harrison cane n to5ay % At
tend the eorveu-ica- he Led he forces cf The
supply -e- il tneir attempts q Montreal
- break l--7 the zs=bersh7 q the as
soc-a-ir-. bur i- $ ha-5ly rrcbahis that the
sac 6ght VII be za5e this vear- l. Is
a---st cer-al1 20 rc-s before The BODY Il
some zz1rsr, a. * has every ysa- fcr sC-=
years pas but VIZ 1ct - pushed very
sc--rglr
Abou- 500 members cf tae Association a15
supply 1=1- mostly from tie east we're
rresert when TIE eu1vsztio- vas called 20
z--er a. y 0clCcE f1r = several DAYS ses-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-21
oHIc.eo-s HEAVY REGISTRATION
Republicans Especially show an Ex-
crPIIaaaI IatrrrsI in CaapaIEa-

CHICAGO. Oct e0.-Ths total rsgistrz-
tiGa far ne seeona Gzy Z this cry vas
- Sos Ehieh. ~1h ras - s5- FOR he first
dzy's registration gives ChicaE7 a tst1i v1te
& 1Ss.5ls. Tie registration today zzE The
e he city. nnsf q shach are republican
EtranghCl1z- Al the sane tl-s he demo
Gratis were working har1 Eld regiEters6 :
very heavy Eote TIE Tenth Ezrd Ehich
"a strongly democratic. rolled - 500 asE
FsterE today. The Thtr1eeEth. = rsPuslleE1
wzrd. cane n win s.557. These Esre IA
heaTleEt EaE-s u tsS city l0cAy.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-10-21

Dr. seHa-r ExpIzIas the Position Of
the IMniErarfsa afksrfri-s-


NEW YORK. Oct q. ---ou-azze- Boot
Tucker z7nea-ed bef7re tss board of special
Inquiry Al Ellis Islza5 1sAay 70 plead for tae
admission q TIE - artsniza refugees d.
-ziz=d there Psa51ng Eecision as 70 their
5ssi-abIliry as i-z5g-zMz. nr. Se1ner de-
f1ed the position q nd govs-z-e1t Il the
matter a. fellows 7ssann dzys zg0. Gen
eral Booth--ucksr Esxs NJ. Green of the
Armenian relief tuad AZ a rePrssenr rz-ITs
q the CEris-zl Herald szppeared before us
n TIE interest u Ar1-enEas that we're then
expected t0 arrive 7 tnH then or posirion-
L Is this We eznn0t ! Ecw these people e
come here zz6 coulenz with Cur working
men 7 explained thzt BE Go1t kl0~ any
A-ueniE1s or any otser cizxs- Al people
cone here a. RuiE-z4z. ard As they AZ
rive We decide as - Gei- merits As IL
-ivi6rals. and nor a. clasE- L
they ara eligible s-1sl they VII
De a1zit1sd he sane any
other desirable perssa Besors Ne can a.
MI these people that t1f SAlFzrio1lsuz az5
other phiiaz th-op ISIS wan la11sz -e mEx-
have so11e suhstAuuIz1 guz-zrles, il he
shape of boa1s- that dhe PeoPle 50 a5nitls1
VII rot become a e1zrge IN the COUNTY
A1d not general pr1zE<z tat they VII not
become public ehzrs=ss
The wc-k-e1 cf Massachusetts have
complained very u1ch asCut The tnniEaaE
fran Arueuia du-ins.<ae past few years
+ = claimed aat s1sy have lowered The
standard sf wages a sons Industries e.
PeciaIly = The shoe. trade- Sone MANI
fzcrurers. they say. hare even gone 50 Ear
zs % employ n0ns bar A-nelLzns
The 1usS-on CT Arzsniaa nnigrz1rs
1Est Tot be cousidzref exclusively As the
stated pol1t q = se11uen1AI sympathy
Due cun<iderzriCn az American Interests
must Re cakzn into acrc1z-