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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
FOR SALE-Mcy ycle: in firstclass condi-
ton; cannot be beat In city for price.
1928 32d st. de10-3t
FOR SALE-Tbe greatest barg aims in
bicycles and sundres ever offered I'm
Washington. ITO high-grade unredeeIned
new anu second hand Lie ycles at ONE
fourth value; just received from storage
houses in New York and Phlladelphia,
buy now and save money, sundrteD at
sacrifice; bicycles bought outright and
taken In storage NEW YORK CYCLE
HOUSE, 434 9th st. NV. de9-7t
FOR SALE-Pneumatic; perfect; So cash.
1911 9Th st NV. de9-3s
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Madame LAMONT,

The great Clairvoyant and Palmist; advice
and information on all affairs of life:
names in full; satisfaction guaranteed,
fee soc and 81. 1903 u ST. NV. deal mo EN-
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DR.. Ledthermdn,

DRESS SUITS for hire at Gamers. 7th
and sts. po16-tf
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PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING.
Printing 500 cards, &C.; 500 envelopes,
T5c.; 500 note heads, TIC; 500 state
ments, 75c.; binding magazines, 6Oc.;
mis- ce naneous books reb0nnd. @. E.
WILLIAMS, SIS 9TH st. NV. fe6-tf
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GOODS WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. neostyle, mimeo-
graph, or Similar dupicator; legal ca
or larger Particulars and price to TYPO,
I'M 5 oliice. de1O-3t
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WANTED Rolling chair, for invalid Ad-
dress CHA lR, this office, stating price.
deS-3t
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For RENr-UNruRN1sHED ROOMS

FOR RENTAL 1921 g st. NV. 8 unfur.
rent reasonable Ce1O-3t,em
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FOR RENT-2 Groom, new frame houses,
at TwiniDg City. on Burnt Bridge road,
IS each; Groom brick, / &c Q st. sw..
SO. Apply TO owner, Il. b. EAKNSHAw,
l106 1Ith st. Sc. del 0t-eR.
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WANTED-A strong girl for general house
work with refs. 1O1T 14th st. NV.
Item
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LADIES' COSTUMES; evening gowns, SIS
up; shortest notice; children's clothes
4 specially; Baughman's dress cutter. 50.
9OS N. y ave. de2-1mo
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wANTED--FARMS.

WANTED To rent, with privilege of buy
ing, small farm; convenient 10 city by
railway. Address, with particulars, A.
+. N, 713 7th st. NV. deo-3t
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wANTEDI-Place as waiter or butler In
private family; first-class refs. S22 9Th
st. NV. de8-3t-em
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WANTED BY young, honest man, a
young Lady OF widow with means to
start business; marriage in sight; strictly
this Office deS-3t-em
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WANTED Place by steady white man
as dishwasher, pantry or bellman, or to
dfiSe delivery wagon. F., this Office.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-HOUsE&
FOR SALE-Six-room brick. price 81 800;
only $50 cash, balance $15 per month, in
Guiding interest:why pay rent? EASTER
DAY 4 HALDEMAN, 1424 N. Y. ave.
Item
FOR SALE-Home; northeast; rooms;
papered; water and gas; terms low: Ad-
dress QUICK, this office. de9-3t
FOR SALE-5 elegant two-story brick
houses; rooms; bay window; pressed
brick front; stone trimming; q. m. l.; in
good condition, favOrabiy located, me-;
cheap; as an investment or for specula.
ton; easy terms. POWELL, 500 9TH st ne.
FOR SALE-5-room cottage, 81 900; a
room dwelling. S2,2Oo.50; store and
dwelling, S3,7O0.50. Inquire T. Z. REAR
DON. owner, 3oT Monroe ST., AnacUstia.
de7-9t-em
FOR sSALE-Fine new house, No. 11e 2d
st. me-; one square frcm Capitol grounds
and new Library; English basement; stone
and buff brick, with copper trimmings;
hot water system of heating; electric and
gas lighting; suitable for professional resi-
dence; rooms. Apply to OWNER, No.
121 I'd st. ne. de7-l0t
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WANTED-By colored woman, situation to
90 days work or washing and ironing;
refs. Address DAY, this office. II
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FOR RENT-2 unfurnished rooms, 81
floor: corner house; heat, light, baih, Slo.
234 F st NV del o. 3t-em
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FOR sALE-Lors.

BUY lot for Investment or home; Con-
duit Road and Great Falls Electric Rail-
way; within District; healthy; elevated:
terins easy; plats, etc. CLARK BROS,
031 ID g. NV. de1-l lmO-em
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WANTED-A second-ha nd hot waterheater;
perfect order; medium ur small size. Ad-
dress HOT WATER, this office.
de7-3t-em
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WANTED-By u respectable, capable, col
ored girl, work as chambernaid or for
general Homework for small family; refs.
SOPHIE CHESNEY, 527 6th st. NV,
de9-3t,ent
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lily 10th st. NV, Washington, ID. c.
Servants OF all kinds furnished free Of
charge. Wanted-Nurses, maids, cooks,
walters, buffers, and all kinds of help In
general. del -6t-e
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| WANTED-By young man, position as sten-
ographer and typewriteE: experlence1,
| prompt AMI accurate. Address STENOG-
| RAPHER, this Office de9-3t
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FOR RENT-Unfur. fiat OF rooms on I'd
floor; H., wi pa inted md pa pered, heat tand
gas; corner house. 331 ii St ne.
delO Stem
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Places by two first-class but
lers or drivers; a first class laundress ana
sw0 chambermaids or cooks. Address
1885 Vt. ave. de9-3t
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WANTED-Several statesmen to take con-
tracts from business men. Room 8, IOS
18th st. NV. Ges-3t
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PROPRIETORS send postal for country
and city servants as usual. VIRGINIA
EXCHANGE BIZ REAU, T09 q st. NV.
uclO-3l
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FOR HIRE-TO drummers and business
men, horse and buggy or dayton, So per
day and special prices for pleasure driv-
ing. Apply to the REX STA BLES, rear
81 st. nw.: telephone call, 100. ap3O-tf
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Situation by two women. gem
eral houseworker: chamberIna i'd and half
grown girl, also student. 171T VT. ave.
de9-3t
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WANTED Cooks, dishwashers, and wait
ers, porters. drivers. clerks, Iaborers, boys;
places furnished till suited. CITY IN
TELLIGENCE OFFICE, AT 11th st. NV.
de9-3t
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show cases, counters, office furniture,
consignments received up to hour of sale:
sales Tuesdays and Saturdays. de9-6t
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FOR RENT-srABLEs.

FOR RENT-2-story brick stable in al
ley bet. II and l and 3d and IL sts
house, $50. Is. LEONARD, $50 l-2 st.
sw. Ce4-6t-em
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FOR RENT-l322 18th st. NV: two large
communicating unfurnished roonis front;
large closets anu bay window; third floor;
heat, bath ana gas. 'delO-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. candy maker; no
other need apply: one that is out OF
employment; at once. Address L. c. F.,
this office. 1t
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FOR RENT-To couple with not more than
l child, part of fur. house in NV. at nomi-
nal rent OF 81 o per month, IN addition to
board for l person. A ddress OWNER, this
office. deS-3t-em
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WANTED-Dressmaker and improvers.
sos yth st. NV. de9-3t
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wANTED-By young woman of experience,
position as stenOgrapher ana typewriter,
also typewriting 10 do at home. Address
L. NJ. F., this office. de9-3t
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YOU CAN borrow money on your furniture
carpets, pianos, nlt1se.,-etc. NORTH
WEST sfOhAGE HOUSE, 3I6-1S stn NV.
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WANTED-By expert stenographer and
| typewriter, situation: refs given anu re-
quired. N. l.. R., this office. deS-3t
| WANTED-By young man with thorough
college and business education, good pen
| man and typewriter, position as clerk In
| lawyer s, real estate, or any office. Adj
dress N. A. M, this office. deS-3t
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WANTED-To keep for the use, folding bed
and parlor or sitting-room furniture: hest
oil references. Address j. $. B., this office.
del0-3t-em
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE

WANTED-A hustIing man wants situa-
ton In busy grocery; small salary. Ad-
dress X. s., TenIeytOwn, d. q. Item
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FOR HIRE-Fun dress suits, 81 only.
JULIUS COHEN, 1104 9TH st. NV.
mol 0-tf-em
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MADAME RELLA, ,cardr,z,s der. clai rvoyant
and trance medium; 25c, soc and 81,
313 n. \ ave. NV. deIO4t
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WANTED-A young man would like place
as elevator operator. Address EXPERI-
ENCED E., this office. Item
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Immediats settled white
woman, to cook nd do general housework;
TefS. 20I Md. ave. ne. de1U-5t, ,em
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WANTED-Two first-class BARRIERS. Call
at once, 742 l 4th NV. deS-3t,em
WANTED-A youth who has had Some
experience in feeding power printing
presses. ROYAL GLU l. CO., 21O n st. sw.
deS-3t-em
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WANTED-Girl, at 1854 Goth st. NV; one
who unde erStAndS cooking; wages, IS
per month. Call after o'clock.
de9-3t-em
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WANTEn-Three first-class carpenters:
bring tools. Apply to FOREMAN, model
tank, Washington Navy Yard. II
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WANTED-A first-cIass barber; steady
employment. 1882 II ST. NV. 1t
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WANTED-Two good shoema kers for new
work, at once. 4O4 King St.. Alex
andria, Va. de1O-3t
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WANTED A young lady or young man TO
do copying. Address C-5, this office.
Qey-3t-en
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wANTED-Medical agent or salesman. to
handle oGr Dry Ar Cure for Catarrh,
Cold, etc; all physicians commend 1t. Call
personally, vendoln Hotel, city, or ad-
keepsie. N. z. de7-St
DIR. GRAY'S Pam Cure Ointment; cures
corns, bualons and AL other aches and
pains; sample free.- CAL afternoon 126
Ind. ave. y W.; agents wanted.
no26-10tem
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WANTED-A man to canvass and take
this office. de9-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-To rent store on 7th St., be
tween Z and q sts. NV. for about S25
per month, or part OF store; willing to
pay reasona ble price. Address STORES,
this office. Item
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wANTED-Good agents; either sex; SAM
pies free; no deposit required; $40 to $15
weekly can be cleared. HARPER 4 Co.,
Photographers, 469 Pa. ave. NV.
de9-3t,em =.
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DANCING-Prof. Caldwe.ls Academy, 9TH
and ii sts. NV; Tuesday and Frida even
ings, prfvatelesso given daily by appoint
ment. Address T06 eth st. NV.
de1
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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FOR SALE-Christmas gardens at FRED
kEH'S, 41S 10th st. NV. deIU-l st EN-
FOR SALE-Big snap-96- gear dJusta ble
handle bar, latest style frame, made to
order bike, for $50 cash. 1927 9tn NV.
delU-.St
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WANTED-A neat white girl who wants
good home to do general housework
with moderate wages; no washing. Ad-
dress BOX 23I, AraCostia, ID. {. Item
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NEW YEAR CARDS. 25c per 100: Business
Cards, 40c per l 900; Billhea DIS, in Ia b.
let form, 75c l.. 900: Circulars, 25c !, 900.
Wasnington's cheapest printer is W. B.
DAWSON, S01 9th. Fifteen years expert
enCe. de9-6t em
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MISCELLANEOU
Something People Keep!

A large half-tone calendar with your
business card on the other side for only
Sl.ao per LOCO. See them" W. b.
DAWSON, the cheapest first class printer
SO1 9TH. de9-6t, EN-
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WANTED-CoOks, chambermaids, wait
Iesses, dishwashers, and kitchen help: at
once. DICKS AGENCY, 613 9TH st.
deS-6t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-08

which Ignores the Chicago platform. sna
especially when there Is u ticket II TIE
fed rsznlrraing tie Chicago platform.
T1sy canneS AFFORD % conQro1liSe princI-
pie.
George A Inslse. IeAho-Every Democrat
&. New York should support Henry George.
A candidate who does nor sand up for or
indorse the Chicago platform has 70 claim
70 Democratic support Sgeh men elected
Mckinley. ard. 20 be consistent. they
should support Tracy. Their pretense of
being Democrats Is uut repetition of lhs
ass naSqEsradlag IN the Hons skin
J. II. Townsend. Oregon-I believe the
Chicago platform represents tas prsncl-
PIES Of TIE Democrats party. ard know
. no reason Sny any organization ether
than s national conveu1son snoGld pTesums
20 enunclass tie principles of the party.
Benjamin < Tlllm2n. south Carolina
The present situation in New York = Enosr
interesting ard q national importance
The rssalt all Stow whether there are pa
Gr4o.ism and manhood enough In is peo-
qle 10 give Themselves nonezT government
and save themselves from slavery % usoa-
sg. Van Wyck does EaE represent Dem
ocracv. but was nominated by . corrupt
organization hungry FOR tAs lozVes and
6saez aat 100 cowardly 20 Ega. for prIn-
c5als. Henry George 3 me only Democrat
running for mayor oE Greater New ; 0rk
ana al The Democrats WILL support Biz.
whe-her ae 3 victorious OF aog-
-rys.et l. Norris Ssw Hampshire. Frank
Cz-.u5e.L New yorx Jcan II J. AeHat-
rac. Moa.ana: Brzsley 3 SraAey. YER
saoas. and J. J. Dwysr. California hold
.aat tee T4mmaay slexet IS regular.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-08
THE DETROIT coSFLAGRarIoN.
Whole block Destroyed and Loss
Exceed. 5000 Dao.

DETROIT. Mlch. Oct. Five large
buildings ard two smaller ones. WITH
all their contents were destroyed iris
morning hy a Ere which swept through
q block situated n the center % the
business part of Detroit. bounded by he
Campus Marttus. Woodward. Grat5oT and
Monroe avenues The s0saI loss is est
mated at $50 90 with Insurance Ss15-e9.
The blaze started shorty before
O'Clock on the stage % the Detroit opera
house The or.gfa of the IRE is not de-
termfned The opera house was soon
solid mass Of fame. IRE other build
fngs destroyed were the fen-s1ory stTGc-
ture occupied BY the II r Leonard Fur
ugtare Company. the large jeweIry estab
Mshment of Wright, Kay & Co the four
story building occupied by the Mitchell
Table supply Company. the six-story
building adjoining Aischelrs and occu-
pied by werner's Crockery Company
and the Grand Union Tea Company On
Gratior avenue TIE FIRE spread and
consumed the Leonard building. occupied
b. the Central Storage Company and
Vaughan & Tanner L vas SO O'Clock
this morning before the fire was under
control The frout portion of the tho
ater building was occupied by ths Cen
trail Savings hank and hinnucan's taller
ing establishment. and the upper stories
Ia front by various offices
The Grand Trunk repair shops. located
OF a deck nearly three-fourths of a mile
distant. caught fire from q blazing brand.
aad was destroyed. with a quantity o.
igmber and material
Taz Detroit opera house was owned ey
the Clarke estate and was valued az $50 j.
a9G. fully Insured - r Whitney. lessee
aud manager. loses about $4,000. partially
insured Julia Arthurs Company s
loss Is over .10a0. wiGh Sl0.aoo Insurance
TIE Mitchell building. owned By g. II.
Barbour. was valued az s., GO. fully in
sured. The Mitchell stock vas worth
Sc 90 and Was % per cent. insured The
Leonard building and stock Is estimated
AZ Si00 co and was fully insured. The
principal ether losses Uoss % which are
fairly Insured. are as follows. Central
Savings bank. sl9.0os Hugh Coaaeliy.
fexsler. ytoooo: Vaughan & Tanner. $50
es0. c II Werner. So .ooo; Traugott
Schmidt estate. on Werner building. ss5.-
0o0. Grand Union Tea Company. 81 80.
Partisan laundry. 81 go. Central Storage
Company. se01eo: Grand Trunk repair
shops. s. 200 Brozy's dye shop. s. 80;
opera house musicians. s. no. J. Kinnu-
can. taller. $29go: Or. ". Il kessler
S. SO. Boston shoe store. building and
stock. S. 60: other minor losses by smoke.
water etc SIgf4g-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-08

= re East szs = 800 . artet a-1 7ur1-
LED aa~tF, Va ~fA -ove 1o-w&rS - Sc
TEo4s Gz-sazzE xsefory
TEE Esrals p-sz.S aisrz .ehss trc7n Dem
ecrztsc zzs1oz@I esnEsftes-e-. As ccl-
loss
W. : HsIsay. wyc-asrw-As a D---o-
cTaf- : Te-cgu.zs 1auy ere aEthority u de-
ler-af1-1g Ea-c@ratfe policies CT oszssts1zs
sf-f z-s s2t1czzi = thsz- sccpe-tAe Desza-
ecrar-r rztla-zl couvenxton- = tEs Dem
os>-ztte party Is 70 contszEs national n rs
po4clss- ara Therefore za,to-a1 Il IS char-
acter. az Frss DsrroccaEx E1Ess scce2. the
platform s6epse3 ew ere 2asE n2rzonRl corr
vE1t1cz-gns C1ACazc plat1orTn-GntA 80
principles ard poslc5es set f7Fta n sz5d
PATTERN are settled Democrats through
oaf see country ! believe regard The Te-
suit q Ike pending e2zpatSn &c Greater
Sew York as bsing et such nRsicral sig-
nIGcz-1e tnas L Nsg affect fh@ Democrat
y party tcr coed c. lzl 2 Ese carual lgn =
A>e Z su permitted the cptzeE. 70
Democrats faethon n any state II ths
Jnl-ed States vii charge the pUrr9s@ o;
tne Democratic party. - -. forth II tha
Calcago platform. That party IN New
York that accepts TIE Chicago platform
oIghs . have ne support @ al Demo
cr2rs-
Thomas c. McRae. Arkzusas-Tne CHI
- Aft@&AN-A- = Nskr ta@eS1 aAk-zce4AA~ 60
lgraE3or C DsGocrzsic faSth. ans I be-
heve * s The Gu-v q al Ds.rnor-ats - SUP
pert re candidates who stand urea =. n
preference - these wao ignore T.
J. 81 Head. Ternessee-T esrssin2y h-e-
heve that coznliAacs with enc Chicago
Platform shauh3 5e Insisted upen- Aav
orSaz.iza ticn claiming 70 - Democratic
which absolutely refuses % tza0rse the
rasicnal pIa.from Aas 10 claim upon the
support - IRE Democrats voters. I am
ROT sufficiently ADVISED as 70 the vuIes -
party organization q you- state 70 ven
t8Te a. opinion as % who & ths regular
nominee. bar Mr.. Van Wyck certainly can
net lay any claim 20 g:
Joan Gllpert SAsnzlsn. Tn3sana-We-e 7
IN New Eark shoula support Henry
George. because ne 5 ne oniy expcnsnt
anong taa candidates fox mayer of thz
principles decided IN a. the Chicago cen
yention. absolute l0valty % whsch 5 tns
test q true Democracy.
] G. Dudley. Texas-Tae DemocEats vvso
eauga; the battle II lsss Should .nsEsr ehat
support - t2ae Chicago platform and is
nominees should - she tes5- caunoc see
how he Democrats wno supported ,he CHI
czgo platform ana - uosulneas can vote
Tor 4 sicket nominated gpo1 q platform
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-08
CROKER TAKES WATER.
Orher Tamuany Leaders VIII Vet
swallow obneKIoas Candidates
-New York Nominations.

NEW YORK. Oct. THE uost import
ant uc1tlcz! events q the day wsre TIE
yielding q Richard Croker . the 6eEasr.1
- nearly al The ether T2ruua1y leaders
teat the nomination q Thomas 2. GTs0Y.
feruar district attorney f0r Sew York
county ne nce forced Gpon tEens. ard IRE
wtshd~avgaI AZ Ehe n4Eue q jacob Euppsrf.
s.. Taru-any c4n3hsate for president y
the courczI - Greater &ew York TSss
t5cker prepared by the executive corr
mite vas subsege geently nominated ly
fh@ COTS lttee:
ShersT Thomas DErn- district attorney.
Asa Bird C5a11E1er. register. Isaac From
rss- county caerk william SohEer. 81
praras court to5ges Francs M scott ard
Charles e Van Eru1t- clty cGarr su6Eea.
John A Mccarthy sn6 FEwar6 ?
q Twyer. president q tne boro~xa.
AzEusrux " Peters. ror1rerr E1wsr3
Z Fgtzpztrfck. u Y. Hart. Jaeob E
IA 1ch ard AHtsElo Zgcea
T-ha Republicans % New York county
tonight us-rSaste4 tais tickst. Judges q
tne supreme cogrt- Caa-les 81 VAR
b-sz-t ard T-ho=Rs AHlsan; fgdges o. sh@
city cau~T. Etfshz K Caww ard Henry
a. rsa-w. sAev4~ THsrraz I uaus1eanc
r7unsw clerk lanes r O. hor-es ~eE8sfer.
CfeorKs x Van scsaacz district attorney.
WNta1 = ozeott
Tee National Ue-ocraey ws1eh fsIs1
- make r5uzs1 -f0os fsss seek ~ A.
r.sut - rrzuore5 dea5 wtth Ta1Grssry
E#u sa3 lts etsw. ecaaty a15 borough
,-r~ve-etcrs taraeht r. Caarer rn1aa-
re es-v crrvs~tz1s .-sc-Eess tes 2enf-
rses 90 ree CltlEazx TTn1ar sor cstT 7fa-
-e-s zr5 the aor7s1Ea ard coE1ry ron-
veres1rs l~S8Tse3 the runasress - Tan
-a-r HaM TeEs later ac 80 was t8kea
Aa-aass Csr-aratsau Cczssss Scast hss
esrn ncuseasea - tc3Es - ths sza-srae
ess-- cT Tss-ruany Hal
a-a meeting rsr rst - fns I-aftss Car
rra- =1~seese es the Ta.-r1a~v ts-Asf r. ras
rs-v ard coa-EY was .zs5rse5 as 4 wsale
- EaxeGe - Easrs ~ re Se@ssI
rTe~aers-V. arrived r. New Tarz ta1sy
as qs4~asees S szeet1-F tsr4Eaf or ths
rr-e- Eass ste THa AaG w2s -~osr 3ass
az sss renz&EEa wHrs aes1-E aps.z4u1s1 A
sa-s1es wsl - isrseres ~ NJ Dsas So
cay ~ tAa l1r@i sAao- ss&1ers-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-08
SILVER CONFERENCE DELAYED.
England VIII Ask First What Amer
lea ard France Propose

LONDON. Oct The prediction made
IN The dispatches of the Associated Press
or Saturday last % the effect that Great
Erttaiu-s answer 70 tha hi-wetalltc PRO-
posals would he delayed has heen con-
ErueS- Arrangements have row been
made % held an Informal conference be
tween the chancellor of the sxchsqusr
Sfr MichseI Hscks-Bsach. ard other Brit
ssn officials OF the one side and the
Taite3 States monetary commissioners
and Col Hay. the United States arahas-
sad5r. on the other. for ,se purpose 0s
securing mere definite un8erstaudtrg as
20 whzt The Uaitsd States and France
expect.
Consequently the British government
vii t. unable 20 fulsu the promise q the
chancellor q the excEeQIer 80 give the
T-15ted States ccrIutsslore reply early
d1rl1g the present Cs~ta. ard the delay
wlla possibly last some weeks
PARIS Oct. s--The European bureau q
ths New York Herald asserts tazt the In
dan government declines 80 reopen the IN
e8n mats to silver.
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REVOLT AGAINST TAMNANY
democratic National Committees N e .
Declare Henry George sAe Ae<-
mEAr Cn n&s&zte.

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NEW YORK, Oct. Ernest 8. Gt5sou
alas George r Sasria. = railroad pro
us9te7. claiming that he was AZ ore tina
judge Ia Ohio and mo vas once rsrsssser..
O the Akron. Ohio. street ralgroaa com
panE ard D0W vice president q ths eom-
panT, arrived here this afternoon charged
wlth uEtsFtng bogus CHEEKS. beating hotels
ogt of board bills and carrying OF sxlzd-
ling operations OF various kinds amounting