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DROPOSAI.S FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

= plia Der,' . " DEPT. li2s A-ch Street. pills
"a July T. 1879 Ses~d Proposals, IN 'pilca'e VIII D.
-eceit"f he-, gr'I u o'clock ". Saturday. July ~
lsas f7r furnishing ths p-7o. with Axes: Axe He!yc.
Boots. Recofi y oHs camp '0ors color Bets. knl'
Trar-fe. Drums TrIu-heais. rrsf-s. sings
sf-ke. FIfe- Flag rsnfo1 Flannel ruokskin Gaunt
lots Berlin Gloves. 'an "a su Ha's cork Heimsts
iisohe's tiafe' halves 'Nmp ketties Mess Pans. Mos
qui', Head Mus, stands Rubber Ponchos Pick
IFe,f.E. Flannel shirts. Cotton
Woollen sf,-.irg. shoes. Sh1v.ls Spades stencils.
Tr.p~'- & crooks. Trumpet ,'ord' rer' Poles Rms.
Cotton fhde fHris Whistles Nfs for delivery AZ other
point. AN f. entertained samples be Sctuyi
,.~r-ai Government rsSe.NSs rrNf - reier'
all proposals par; thereof Preferences
TO- articles - domestic production manufacture.
condition. * quality AMI nrrs n'iud nr IN ihN Tr-. y
productions n msnua ure, ~ duty 'h~r-or he
irg equal circulars lNdSer, tlnt- &. VII he FUR
nshei hv fas ofr~ Er'..opes containing proposals n
Re erI1-=-d Proposals. f'r Mfilfary supplies. ami ~
dressel 10 I...Col. JOHN ~ REi. Deputy = NJ G-n-
sral r :. 4
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ana subscriptions fos
The Tribune received At the Uptowo
once, No i.2t2 Broadway. ID door norh
ti.enents received al the following branch
Offices at regular ONCE rates until clock
p m, viz 254 shave. 2. cor. 2sd-sts
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, Ssy
York County. Regime Bunfl. Piainstus
against william ". Gallagher, Of al. De-
fsncants.
In pursuanc. Of a judgment OF fore.
closure and sale duly made and entered
in the above entitled action, bearing oAts
IN. 2Ith day ~ MAY. 1898. ]. the UNDER
signed Referee IN said judgment named.
will sci at public auction a. the New forg
Real Estate "a esroon. No Ill Broad
way. in the Brr,ugh - Manhattan. city
OF New York. Oh tho sixth day OF July.
1898 at twe.se o'clock noon on that day.
bv John y Goliing. auctioneer the
premises in saiG Judgment mentioned ana
therein described as follows.
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel oS
land with the buildings thereon situated.
Iyirg and being IN the city % New YORK
ana bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING At point on the eoutnefy
side 81 SEVENTEEN street distant three
hundred seventeen (3l1D feet Easterly from
IN. corner formed by the intersection of
the southerly side Of seventeen street
with the Easter.y side q Frs, Avenue.
running thence southerly parallel WITH
Flrs, Avenue and par, of the d.e'ancs
through party wall on. hundred ilV)
feet fve Isl inches. thence Eesiery par
sllel with the Southeriy eide of seventeen
Street twenty-one cd feet. thence NORTH
erIy again parallel with First Avenus one
hundred N6oD feet Ave 80 inches 70 me
Southerly aide Of Seventeen street. ana
,hsnce Westerly along the sou,herly side
of seysntietA Street tventy-one f2D zee:
10 the point or place Of beginning. Sal9
premises being known as No 40 EAss
pa,.t. New York. June io,h. 1893:
ROBERT MAzEr.
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CEALED PROPOSALS will he received a

- ~. o-cs o, IIsh' hou.- Inspector. rompkirs
,r. Z y o. - n VI. AK : 1895 and then
cp.nei flrn,nu- supplies for ~, Lsh' hous. Esab
a--of1Irre vifh -pecia- sfions copies 81
which hisrf grfosrs a-f Other nfornaii'n may
- hsd upon spqii.sraa 10 T. 81 SHEPARD. Captain.
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FURNISHED fouses Go Get @ onntrp.


Wool SEAsHORE COTTAGE for tired psop:e: nodersi.
~ rent beach, b0ai.ng safe bathing. trees. bicycling
i.f.renc.. former circulars photographs Prot
NpETHRCP. Grove Beach. Conn.
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GreerNlrh ave

GretrNirh ave.
The approximate amount Of taxes. water
rates and assessments now a lien on the
nrerises ir 2SS 81 iOo po,.srs. with inter-
est 10 b@ added The taxes, water rafse
and assessments row lien on sah
nremis., will be allowed 70 the purchaser,
THE approximate amount u the collateral
i,herrsnc. tax. a lien on said premises. y
nine hundred deiars. and Is 10 be- paid ~
the referee out OF the purchase money.
PRATT A. BROWN,
Referee.
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OLD GOLD 4 SILVER WANTED.

SEND - YOUR old gold. jsselry. &c. We
,end certified check fer full vslu. there
Of Bank reference. Estahlish-i 1922.
GEORGE - JOYCE. - Fulton-G.
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STAMFORD. Delaware County. y. Y.-Beautituiv fur
- nished Co-ag rent. $3.50 'or Address B.
- BARR rosiofiee Box -. Stamford D.awar. County.
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THE CENTRAL sToRAcb WARE
HOUSES Ieo- i6i-iss West a2d-st. stor-
are. moving Telephone "a 5sth-s.
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: ArtONAL BANKRUPTCY ACT

DtsfWARGES from AL judgments and
debt. speedily obtained begin anew. get
hack your name PtRDY q JACOBSON.
solicitors IN Bankruptcy. New York Life
Building
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS.
>~>>~<N~~-~s~~~
Irving PLACE. l<-Sev corner house.
uew b~is tiled bathrooms. filtered water.
1 ~ PARK AVE corner 3sth St
iafge handsome IONS pari0r dining
room. rsfsrer - exchanged
isTU - is2 EAST Exceptionally cool
r1rne- ~r1ms four windows private
bath hail rooms fransienfs. rsss0nsb'-
meas optional r~'eref 81
ApNEE SfNENTs ani subscriptions Tor
TNe Tribune received AZ their Uptown
ono -. az Hr a4WaY. II door north
- 3is' - In'. o'cloc !. m. Hfver
ils~m~nfs res'elt 81 a. The FLOWING branch
once. ~ regular once rates until r. clock
. NJ - - sfh ave- .. cor 27f -
1872 IT. ave ror i2'h 81 Mays 9TH
sve s,f if'h -. ~ column 'us ave
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vpNEST y FrnLI-Z.

PLAINTIFF Attorney.
81 Nassau Street.
New York CITY.
me following IL diagram OF the prop.
srty described IN the foregoing no,ics OF
sale 1870. ,
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Female
COMPANION by young German woman
as companion or maid 70 children. $50
East s3d ~, 81 fnor.
COMPANION BY refined young English
lady a. companion travelling or residing
abroad preferredl; would have on objection
~ i,ty'- maids duties. experienced dress-
maker. packer. good ocean traveller. beet
f'ttV.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRfcEs.-ooo seeord-hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
Cusranteed machinery bought and e.
changed. GEORGE ~ EDDY. Ns hadi-
snn-s'
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tisth Street

The Approximate smount Of the itso =
charge 10 sstisf.' which the above described
pr0psit y 10 he SID 10 Four thousand
-FOUR hundred and frty-one and 2i-ioo
dollars 80 .Sl2ip with interest thsreon
from Is, dav Of July. 1898. together xith
costs and allowances, amounting 10 IwS
hundred and forty two and p 100 dollAre
,yo42 2Il. With interest from July 1th.
isss together with the expenses OF the
sale That there ar NJ taxes or 4sess-
ments unpaid against said premises
rhe premises are sold subject 10 prloe
mortgages on which there vas due on July
lst. iS9s. for principal and interest the
sum Of Thirty thousand six hundred ana
tnlrty-hve and 44-ip dollars $50 e3S. 80
with interest on Twenty thousand do.iarY
500 900, thereof from July lat. 1898. AZ
the rate Of i've per cen, per annum. an
on Ten thousand dollars $40. oOO) thereof
from July LIST. 1898. q, the rate OF six -
cent per annun.
Dated New York. July 7sh. i0e4
WILLIAM J. LARDSEA
WOLF. KOHS 4 CLLMAS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
300 Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan.
New York CRY
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LOST.

LOST.
Rank ROOK No 2a7i-o O, me Union
Dime Savings Institution (. missing ANY
person having a claim - u IL hereby called
UPON . present the same within ten DAYS
Or submit 20 having saii passh'ok can
q led and a n@U on- issued.
BANkBDOk 40 si5 7i2 Of he Rowery
savings Bank 10 missing The fnd-r -
request! - return ~ 20 IN. bank. Il not
restored before the 9TH day - August.
1875. application vii be made 10 the bank
for new book
LOST Handbook ~. 81 400 issued by
the Franklin Savings Bank 70 VIM. II.
Wright. Finder please return - bank.
LOST Bankbo1hs 40 81. $50 No. 81 OF
ana No. los. ~ issued BY the Franklin
Savings Bank - Minnie l.. Mrrke. Finder
please return - bank
ADV DRTfsEMENTs and subscriptions FOR
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% ~ VI 90 shave. $. =. cor 23d- FL.
l52 9Th ave cor i2th st.. MRcys 9Th
ave and iith St. if2 Columbus ave. near
West Ssth st loo West AID ST. near 9Th
ave ~ East itth-st. 25T Wet 42d st.
between 1th and sth ayes. 100 East 4Tth-
- RS ~ ave. between 10th and nth
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ron SALE.
HARDWOOD FLOORS a POLisF

rr--~s~ s-~r~~-~r|S-
FOR SALE Ten RfPASs for cents
81 frureists one gives RELIEF
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albany lEvsning limo.
Steamer. AnInoNDAc1t srd DEAN RICHMOND Law: lave
n 4 y II oot Canal 1t. at T. ID chIIy sou
d.. ,Yceoed connecting with eNDress trains for
tora Lake Cieoege I.cnntd Springs. sharon sprIns..
i-,cnor ,cLefs al reduced rates Saturday nigh, ss@ne
,,-n ec. Win sunday train Tor ssrh'osA ''o"
steamer on Lake oe'tx-
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HELP WANTED.


MRte
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS. Don't pre-
pare for any Civil Service examination
without seeing our Illustrated catalogue If
Information sent free. COLUMBIAN
CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE. Wash
ington. n. {.
MEN WANTED on cattle steamers. 20
London. Liverpool. Bristol. 10 work for
passage. Gf G-eenwich-st.
ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscription. for
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~ 3lst-st. until O'Clock .. m. adVer-
ii-ements received AZ the following branch
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p H. VIZ. 2J+ shave. :. . cor. sd 81
l52 9th ave. cor. i2th-s, Macy's 9Th
ave and IAN ST. lt2 columbus ave near
West 6s,h-st.. ioS West l2d ST.. near 9th
ave. ~ East l4th ST. 81 Yves, 42d Ct,
between Ith and sth aves.. 80 East i1th-
st ! S3s 81 ave. between 18th and T7ih
SITS 02S ID ave. near 8ist-st.. !. 1Os list
ave. near s9th. e.. $50 81 ave. near tis,-
~ si ~ ave go pieecker-st
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AnNEKT + ENENI- anl suhscr'piIons ~
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Wee 6Sth-si 100 West "a II near 9Th
ave % Eis, i4'h - 25T West 42i -,
b.,V-en TN and sth ayes. $50 East E'h-
At a3s 81 ave. h-'we'7 10Th and T7tn
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ate nsn- sa'h - $50 ~ ave- rear ais,
- ait 81 ave. -" Bi-scker -.
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Farsn Margaret to Bernhard and Jesnnet-
Werthe.m . 5ih ave - n n OF 1920 al.
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Same 10 Geors. Wolf. same property, year.
Gallagher Frances I. 10 Teachers Cooperative
Building and Loan Association. Scott ave or
Woodlawn Road p. az intersection or Ne"
York and Harlem Railroad compsny year....
MrGov.rn Joseph p. 20 X,chens Bergen - A..
executors. > 'oiumbus-aNe' hzs II OF I-'"
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HARDWOOD FLOORS SIS snd upsa.da
Floor. stained cleaned. polished. Wool
work r-po.ishsd L. d. STAIR. 7 Wsh
itfh-st
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D.VsDrTL LINE FOR NEwBrRGH. rail-

~ ,rr q, IVES, Point, Cold spr rg and Corn~sn F,sn
tu nv srry1 L.avss pier p. North River feot rrsn.
- r.-k ds,s fs,rspt Saturday.. y. NJ snrr?ays'
is,a,,r ~ ls74-.t Ncr'n River 10: Sundays.
A n 1924 st.. North River. . -
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Fle. J.: samuel. jr. to Jonas Wei. and another.
20 rs MsdsOn-st. insialrnents. ........-
Tcss & Ridge Printing Company 10 f Wells
sacketf 10 10 TO ia 9TH ave. year. $3.50.
Gael Charie. = TO Roosevelt q Rolston No 1872
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
BOOKSELLERS.
CARPET CLEANING.

BOOK BUYERS Notify YOUR acdualn'
sn.es that they csn always get the boo
q, PRATT :. i6l 9Th ave.
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D nan lennMn AND BLOCK ISLAND.

lWNl1 USlNMU ENy DsWDN UC@s'Vo uA,
500 opIt.,-r steamer, Shinnecock Montsuk
oa -, -, leave New York daily 'Sundass eS
sht!.i ~; i.s>"' rep,edt a, + " Saturdays A.
GFEENpOtr nv S,cu Pier 90 r r. PIKE
SOUTHOfD stre., saur isy', does not g.
SAG HAHEOR. Ito FLOCK Island. and ruesdsf o.
Thursdnys and saturdays Boat
BLOCK ISLAND does not Southoid
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LABOR DAY PROCLAMATION.
Gov. Rogers Offlcially DeSignates
September 3 as n Legal Holiday.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligener
OLYMPIA. Aug. 9a.-Ciov. Rogers has
issu5d the following proclamation:
Whereas. The legislature of the. state
rnary ~, 1891. designated the first Monday
of September OF each year az legal hoi-
day. to be known as Labor day:
governor t Of the State of washnsior do
hereby declare and proclaim Monday. Sep
TENDER :, 1855. legal holiday. and 80 here
by recommend and request that upon, that
day all places where Labor is employed
shall be closed, and that every possible
opportunity be given ihoze who labor 10
celebrate the day III fix and proper man.
The recent Victories Of our national
arms upon sea ana and have reinSpircd
our countfymen with fresh zeal and cour-
age. and made more pain the manifest
destiny OF America. I he man behind the
gun is now by all me world recognized.
As never before, factor in The progress
United States has always been ii power.
Henceforth lie i 10 he still more neceS-
cary and important.
TWO mighty agencies have in tile past
contributed 10 the advance mont Of man
education and commerce. Nowhere upon
the face Of the globe has general public
education prOcee ded farther or scored
greater triumphS than in our favored land.
In years agone the sails Ct American ships
whtened every sea- ri late partial par
ABYSS had fallen upon one of the great
commerce was neglected and the carrying
trade of the world had fallen into other
hands Recent stirring events seem fated
10 arouse our citizens from what had 9th
rrwiSe been Il fatal sleep. Foreign trade
mus now receive vast and needed i'm
petu= and the wonderful and unsurpassed
energies OF cur people be gwen greater
opportunity and advantage The final re-
sulJ is rot Tor a moment III doubt. Amer
lean manhood can not longer he denied It's
ghtful position OF priority, achieved
through the prevalence Of FREE Institutions
Not only the man behind the gun, but the
man behind The machine viii in fulue re-
ceive this NEED of praise and tha share Of
profit which Is h.s right ana his due
Let us. then. all Loyalty Join in ceio-
hrating this American holiday to the end
tcat not onlY the worth ana dignity or
labor he recognized, but iha; We may take
such meet and proper steps a. shall re-
suit n further elevat.ng and improving
the condition of the iahor,r and MS family
In witness whereof have nereunto set
my hani ana caused thc ersaJ sca. Of the
state Of Washington % he aGix / this a5ih
day II AugJs., 4. y, isse.
j. r. ROGERS Governor,
(Sea, at the state Of WaShinEtonD
Attest: WILL II JENKINS.
S~cr9ary 81 state"
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during my life and thought l vas able TO
twig a move of any KIND but tAis time l
vas caught. and caught hard.
"a crowd had gathered around one of
the patrol boxes In the Tender1o:n, where
an officer was In charge OF two fighters. l
walked over Is the place. and while watch
ing the proceedings fell Into conversation
with a stranger. / have DO idea what his
name Ia or where he came from.
II hardly knox why | accompanied him
to the Bella Union saloon, but | 3il and
In box we had two glasses Of beer. sud
denly / commenced 70 lose al power OF
speech or action. [ was as helpless IS a
child yet able 10 realize what Was going
OF in the room.
My companion robbed me of my watch
worth $40 and So in cash. NV recollection
Of the affair Is distinct. After the man left
ne ! was found by a woman, who cook
pity on me In my helpless condition. She
took me 10 A room in th- eureka house.
where / would have died had / not To-
oeived good attention Even now | have
not entirely recovered from the effects Of
the drug"
This case was reported 70 The police
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burglars secure st3s From the fulou
Trunk Line.

Burglars took sgna3 Ssge out - +h,
sFfp.f5atvHdFn.z 2ftice az ne }tni5n T'riHk
lines of'ire yesterday morning E--tao.o 3
afi aeIosk ant t,jew e. open n.tt ,as
3er T',,ey ottatnsi <fGS fsv their t.4,a. So.
Aga So Away ~tfaout .@gv.ac clues IS =,
ghsfr 3seat:Fy
Tee safe IS a. rsf' .wo fe., @faare anf
has small haia ,n the :op thre9xA W. IN
fse c}afactcrS Gaul, envelopes containing
rNoasY- j. - e9sorsea cNtce a ,}av r~s
was Anne a. 1'c'c>k SUNDAY rtesf. %
'.4s burglars set oslly .he amount fak.n
fregn gHst 55Bfe oar
Tnee Nr2reA TO- wje&rN a. the es.9tt,
ss'a 81 re efffee ant siit the safe 47ee1
1s=&rS wAteh sesEt& against Ere = esq "a
sr.1 Ses Egog~k. Tse ssfe Ms ther .txs7
tssa v'~se easArs t2ek ~ are e.ower Aos.s
ana biasp open wish x.sss.sf~ TIE Y,.. 81.
was hears. as fay ou, az Tvysr:. ssye,s,4
81 ns:c.
Fsgze snsa afre scrSi7g iu gre -ea.1~
h.sszse go~a h<few ue@n ~ sal. e..
fSsNn Teev sTssas>l a.t ec zse wase rs
SIX m3ssfe~ an& feua} . rea f5~,-es - ste
-sn .,s era Tty>p~ 'y*T Ear#sae-<s e-s4
Szual tsssrs v%ra scattered ssssr ty,a ~ve.,-s
T'ss1 tofsi sasafos }sfe Nv tsse s..srxtsrs
waz So
Tee s,eIse~ Ne ratsras -~E ets ~s-e s-
Noss 0m ,Ee rAs. sses - .A+ ss~e.. rr..~
No. s~ve iw - ts.ts.& 49, ,..r Is $50
ssssl.e s.T.t~tses.e 2sfag- sns .s.-.4. ---
sd Has a2..ee 23s-tasr 1872 ss.. e.s .ae-9
az aoss
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The Kentucky saloon. which is located In
the haeeu, Mt 81 the h'3il1iag ~ the covnec
a. Occidental avenue ard Yesler way. wa=
entered by barsiar early yesterday
morning and so IN money stolen H-rt
TayloY. of the bancroft patrol. fou06 fhe
burglar In fno Sa.aon. ard Wj.h the assist
ancs 90 "a police officer attempted - eefoct
Il capture T.eT e1sereA one door Nhi-h
had been i.ft ot~1 by tAc ausela~. who .s~t
20 sine in making bis c0aue by ths other
Receiver S5iltcr mad. "a investigation
and discovered that ;3se drawer ir his desk
had besu broken er~r ard s. i} tlk"n
SiXtv reg1z fhSt ms IF. IT, ne cash -ag}E-
fer eas ayea missing Tie burglar near-
}soi~,. 80 "a; v-as }~fr unlsr the counter
or IRE morning mar to o.s.u Ai;si-ass Ma.
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HID Trouble With Several Eess
Then Disrpneare1.

Thc police are invesiisa;ing the cjsap-
peararce e Thomas Ee, kwith's -cunE son.
Beckwith Is n bartender At ths S.ev, as
hote! and lives AZ s''s Sixteenth aveaue
north. Last Saturday his son han ,rout!e
with several boys. i; Il said tina. he was
badly beaten. lie has disappeared ard ;he
police have bsen called ~ 70 solve the
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.,,;e~s- rr.,@s fefseys FIVE minutes run IS
better tran a two hours walk X SUITS ap
sne bleed ard shakes out TIE DEAD aaF III
oness lungs. For years / have been gym.
naxs and 10 THAI fart attribute my general
gogxa health Cr, she top door OF my house
IN Washington have 81 the equipments
az 3 modern sxyr1r as.ts-... There are nor.-
zorsai and parallel bars puileys. spring
boards punching bag and plenty CT foo.n
for 3 run. / usually exercise there mai
hour every morning. and II the a'ef.ooi'
walk or drive from nay house around rag
CAPITOL binding ard return, a distance OF
about four miles.
II get exercise In my study. too. by
walking about as ! dictate. can always
think better on ms feet ard .or years nave
been sn the habit of talking my sermons
and Other writings 20 stsnosrspheF-
breakfas. a. 80 o'clock in the morning
and corfine my work in the study 10 three
hours between 70 o'clock and /. The con-
ii;ion OF nv health Is so excellent tlat
can stand considerable work without IA
iigue. In England / delivered IHnety->ax
lectures in ninety-four days and was FRESH
or in the end than at the start No. my
throat has never troubled NE and l nave
never suffered from a cold save one MN
listers sore throat comes, in my opinion
from strained and unnatural use OF ne
voice. An orator or lecturer should speak
naturally and not endeayor 10 sustain the
same tone for Il long time"
Ministry as Vocation.
Asked what he thought OF the ministry as
offering ambitious young Americans field
wherein fame could ba achieved. DIR. Tai
mage said:
Every man Is called 10 DO some kind OF
work. The call IS written in his mental or
physical constitution. II is poor plan 10
ask human advice on such matter. 4
young man had better go TO headquarters.
IN no spirit OF cant. believe the true way
10 choose an occupation or profession is Icy
divine Inspiration. Follow the lives OF great
men and you will find that they seem To
he providentialy led. No one will deny
that there is a supernatural force control
ling OUT destinies. Let that force have its
sway. TIE trouble is. men elect TO do
something for which they have no talent.
and hence the failures. To what do at
tribute my success? ] am indebted TO a
good providence. which opened up the
doors OF opportunity"
DR.. Talmaee came here yesterday from
Tacoma. where he lectured Saturday night
and preached Sunday. He will lecture in
this city tonight and Will go from here 20
Portland. His present tour of the West IS
taken during his vacation as pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church of Washington.
He has been speaking in all the Chautau-
qDa meetings which have been held in the
middle Western states. Seattle he con-
sders a miracle OF prosperity. When he
was first here 1t was A city Of tents hav-
ing been devastated the week before his ar
rival By the great fire of 1888 DIR Talmage
is accompanied by his wife and two daugh-
ters.
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DRUGGED AND HELPLESS,
YET CONSCIOUS OF IT.
Strange Story of Phil scott. Of boise.
and His Thrilling Escape
From Death.

TO be powerieSs from & drug and yet
realize that you ere being robbed is hor-
rible seEsa tson." said Phil Scott, a Boise.
Idaho. mining man 10 Post-Inteiilgencer
reporter last evening.
II had such an experience last Saturday
evening. and l hope II viii never happen
20 me again. / have been In many places
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Among the candidates for county sufit-
or Ga the Republican tickst IL Edward l..
Blaine who "a a member OF the firm OK
0sfsorn-, Trrmper Il CO. He mas for sew
esai years been In intimate touch with
The ccsttsc, Of affairs in the three pTin-
opal county offices. Mr. Blaine has been
Chairman Of the civil service commission
Of the cssy for several years, and - q
~eli-knowa Repn 5iicsm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-30

Rev. IT. Dewitt Taimage is enthusiastic
now proposed by Gar Nicholas OF Russia
That was glorious news this morning,
said the grea. divine last night at the