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The times., 1899-01-10
NOTHING TO Do But TALK
Mccoy and Sharkey Quit Work
and Say Fierce Things.
THE KID CHALLENGES RYAN
sharLey Given Pointers by His OPP
ponent's Old Tutor - Pnriey over
O'RourLe'< Little Line of Sarcasm
-Refcree Hurst's silent Attitude.

New York. Jan. 9-Kid Mccoy who will
meet Tom sharkey in a twenty-round
glove contest at the Lenox Athletic Club
tomorrow night. arrived here this after
noon from his training quarters at As
bury Park. Mccoy was accompanied by
Doe" Payne and Con" Reilly, his Sec
onds, who will be assisted in the Kid S
corner by Frank Erne. the Buffalo light
weight The young pugilist looked 10 be
in superb physical condition and said
that he was confident of winning.
When asked about the rules, over which
there is dispute, Mccoy said that he
would hold Referee Hurst and Sharkey
strictly TO the meaning of clause thirteen
of the articles of agreement. which says
that when one fighter has his hands on
the other il is clinch and the contest
ants must be separated by the referee
without striking a blow.
When McCoy's attention was called to
the verbal agreement he made with Shar-
KEY when the articles were signed TO the
effect that If he had one hand or both
hands on Shsrkey, The latter, with both
hands free, could hit. the Kid remarked
Iaoonically: Verbal agreements don't 90
now" Mccoy then hurried of, leaving his
manager to do the talking. The latter
said;
TIE articles are perfectly clear, and that j.
sufficient Mccoy viii not meet Sharkcy and tho
reicrec before the fight in order to settle any al
leged dispute the rules. He viii also refuse
10 discuss ANYTHING after be- gets into the ring.
Tie T,.ieref haS the articles and he will bc eN-
pscted to enforce the rules they written.
NcCoy did not sAy ges when Sharkey H.
Illustrated the rule ho thought he understood
IT. / had my foot his toe and gave him the
Ip When Shsrlgey asked if he could hit with
both hands free when Mci'0y's hands were on
Dis shoulders the Hid merely granted. That
WIS ALL He sid neither yes nor no. He did
bot sly. That's all night, Sharkcy. rs per
f-,iy fair, in the hearing o the persons present.
Sporting men, when they learned of Nc
Coys attitude, said that If the referee en-
forced the rules as they were laid down
the fight would be farce. Tom O'Rourke,
Sharkey's manager. said when he heard OF
the remarks of Mccoy and his manager:
The fght viii be held under the Marquis OF
oue,nbury ule- 10 hitting in the clinches o,
IN the breakaway A cIinch will occur when
and forfeit 81 that's his lookout All tall
shout clinohes Uherr j. holding is non
sens, and NcCoy knows IT,
Mccoy took a run In Central Park this
afternoon. When he got back somebody
told him that Tommy Ryan. who taught
him how to box vas at the LenoX Clul
giving pointers to Sharkey. Mccoy i'm.
nediately sent this message 10 O'ROurke
understand Tommy Ryan Is giving pointer
The times., 1899-01-10

New York. Jan. 9-The sales of stocks
on the New York Stock Exchange today
were 1,OSI, O2O shares Last years great
est days sales were 9j5, ,OS6 shares on De-
cember p.
There have been but few other days on
which the sales have amounted to more
than a million shares. On February IL,
1892. they were 1,il9,334 shares, and oa
February 90 1893. they were 1881. .357
shares.
The two last named dates are known as
the great Reading days" the beginning
and the end Of the Mcleod regime. On both
days a large proportion of the sales were
of Reading stock. which was in half
shares" that is stock OF $50 per value.
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feature of much interest yesterday was
the strength of the Vanderbilt issues.
Many of them were taken up which have
been neglected for long time. Big Four
was the notable stock in this class, scoring
an advance of IL points and net gain
Of nearly two points. This stock has been
practically dead for many weeks, but a
movement has been expected in il. as the
road is in excellent condition and its earn
ings are very large. II is believed that be-
fore the end of the bull movement it will
move up several points to something like
its legitimate level compared with other
stocks The earnings of Big Four in
creased $lO9,05S for the fourth week Of De
cember.
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Yesterday was in every way n remark
able day on the New York Stock EX-
change. There were traded in over l,l0O,-
OOO shares of stock, which is the biggest
days business ever done on the exchange
by more than 100 600 shares, the largest
previous day, a month ago, having been
something less than million shares.
There was an enormous amount of stock
bought by the public. probably much more
than this class ever took before on one
day. The prediction that the close on
Saturday would stimulate large buying
yesterday was in every way fulfilled. The
buying seems to have been widely dis
tributed Many securities hitherto neg
lected for several weeks and even for
months came into some prominence with
advances varying from a point TO two
points. All the recent favorites were also
well taken and nearly all showed ad-
vances for the day. There is one phase of
the situation that has unpleasant susges-
tiveness to careful Observers though it
may prove to have no important influence
on today's market. Sugar and the Atchi-
son securities We're the very strong fea-
lures OF the list They were advanced
rapidly and steadily all day 1t will be
noted in Il careful inspection of the list
that aside from these stocks and one or
two others. there was little advance in
stocks were taken. II is thought from this
that the leaders OF the market may have
advanced these stocks. of which the public
was somewhat afraid because of their ad-
vance last week. and may have sold near
ly everything else TO the public, AT the
same time. This is one of the tricks of
the professionals. They make the market
look very strong by bulling a few stocks
and sell everything else. II is asserted,
however hat the public buying is so large
that the professionals could sell out every
thing they have without hurting the
market Today will to a certain extent
demonstrate what the situation really is.
On the whole IL seems TO be likely that
prices will continue 10 advance.
The Atchison securities were again ad
vanced as rapidly as they were on Satur-
day. The preferred stock opened with a
gain of half a point, taking into consider
alton the dividend of | per cent, which was
Eek" The first quotation was 3d. and the
highest for the day was 56 SIS. an advance
in two days of over six points II closed
at 56 Ia. Atchison common went up 10
% SIS. an advance of three points, and
closed at %, showing net advance for the
day of over two points. The Atchison adj
justments advanced a point. The buying
| in the Atchisons was phenomenal. but II Is
| believed that the public was In them less
than in other stocks which did not act sc
! we'll. II is realized that the present prices
are not high for these securities, consid-
ering the earnings of the road. but at the
same time they would probably go off badly
| on any considerable break OF the market
| on account of their quick advance. BY the
time they begin to drop the public viii
probably be buying them in large blocks.
There is no particular significance in tb,
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PLY SICIANS.
PROPOSALS.

PRoPOSALs-ofice Building for Library OF Con
gress, Washington. d. e., January :, 1900
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering
at the Building for the Library of Congress, in this
city, about 1000 tons of white ash furnace coal
will he received at this office until . O'CLOCK p
NJ, MONDAY, JANUARY iG, 1899, and then pub
licly opened. Specifications, general instructions
and blank forms of proposal may he obtained on
application 10 this office. BERNARD X. GREEN,
Superintendent. ia-7,9,l0,ll 10 13, ,l4-.t
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WHEAT CLIMBS ONE CENT.
No shipping From Chicago Owing tu
n Scarcity of Cars.

Chicago, Jan. 9.-Wheat closed about
cent over Saturday, and at times during
the day showed little better than that.
The developments showed there had been
oyerselling on Saturday. Russian ship
ments were only 5O4 600 bushels compared
with 774,0O0 bushels the week previous
and l,20S. 600 last year. They we're the
significant figures of the day.
Liverpool was 1-id3-Sd higher. Paris
was up little. Shipping from here was
cut Of the question, scarcity of ears and
new rail rates being against it, but New
York puts the export business at the sea-
board at tifty-four loads. Some crop
complaints are coming, nothing decisive,
but a suggestion of what these recent ey-
tremes will result in when growing
weather comes The middle Western
States are to have rain tomorrow
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sold at 1877 Lincoln Fire Insurance a.
10 1-2, and Capital Traction at SIS.

Another movement seems to have be-
gun In Pneumatic Gun Carriage. The
price has advanced from 81 cents to Il in
the last two weeks. over 400 shares
changed hands. The only news OF the
company is that the two naval affairs
committees are considering the merits Of
its appliances. 1t is not understood that
they have arrived at any conclusion as
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Washington stock E,cnause.

Regular call-Washington Loan and
Trust. 20 at 1877; Lincoln Fire Insurance.
% at 10 1-2; Capital Traction, - at sS,
Washington Gas. 135 at 50 Ii; Mergen-
thaler Linotype, 20 at 100, % at 1S9 Sd:
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 2G0 at Al cents,
so at A cents, $50 at 40 cents.
After call-Washington Gas, leo at
~ as: Washington Loan and Trust, 10 al
1877: Mergenthaler Linotype, ) at 1870.
C0NERN NIRNr RNNnS
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Real Estate for s.crctar, Hay.

Secretary of State John Hay yesterday
purchased from Blair Lee a lot in Con-
neciicut Avenue, between and Streets.
for S25. 900 The property is adjoining
that recently purchased 10y Secretary Hay
in Connecticut Avenue.
The times., 1899-01-10

ACKER & AFFLECK, 1920 Pa. ave- NV.
WHlTESiDE & WALTON 1921 Pa. ave. NV.
C. G. C. SIMMS, N. Y. ave and l4th st. NV.
HOWARD RATCLlFF, llth and SITS. ne.
HOYLE & Co. 4th and L. Capitol sts
FRANK p. WELLER, sth and SITS. Sc.
CHARLES II. BLuMER, n. Capitol and sts ne
VICTOR II. ESCII. li2s Maryland ave NE.
N. FALC0NER, llth and SITS. Sc.
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j. NJ. GOWDEN NJ. D.,
us Thirteenth Street ~ W., Washington, d. c.
So a MONTH.

All new patients beginning and old patients re-
newing before April +. 80, will be treated at the
uniform of S5 month until cured.
The only exceptions are superheated medcated
OXYGEN and DIR. Cowden's guaranteed cure for
GRAVEL.
The times., 1899-01-10

advance of Sugar TO 1870. At least no one
seems TO have any news of the trust and its
opponents that would warrant the strength
of the stock. The move is professionally
manipulated one, and may go further or
not
The times., 1899-01-10

New York Central. Northwestern and
Omaha were other Vanderbilts that had
good advances, although for several weeks
there had been no trading in them before.
II the advance in the general list con-
tinues it is believed that these stocks will
be among The LEADERS,
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New York Cotton Market.
COTTON MARKET ACTIVE.
Advancing Prices On Buyiug in I.i,-
erpooi and Small Receipts.

New York, Jan. 9.-The cotton mar
ket was stronger yesterday than for weeks
past. and with an immense business prices
advanced quickly. The activity was ,lue
TO the same influence as were noticeable
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Over Il MtII,on shnrcs Exchanged.

last week. good buying in Liverpool big
spot sales and small port receipts.
The times., 1899-01-10
New York Stock Market.

Corrected daily by w B. HIbbs & Co.
members of the New York Exchange
tI1n Z Etreef
The times., 1899-01-10

Action on the Louisville and Nashville
dividend is expected this week and it is be-
lieved that the stock will be put up a point
or two on the prospect of this 1t was
strong yesterday with a net advance
of 3-S. The dividend is likely to be at the
rate of 3 per cent a year. 1t is known
that more than 8 per cent Is being
earned. but the very conservative policy
of the company makes it nearly certain
that no greater dividend VIII be declared.
1t is believed that the stock is a buy. per-
haps for short turn, but more surely for
the future.
The times., 1899-01-10

Lynn Haven Bay, Chcnystone and York River
oysters, choice game, New York meats, fine fruits
etc Meals Ia Carte. Midday lunch. Table
d'hote dinner. dealt
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

WANTED 500 or 500. en- excellent real estate
security; will pay high rate OF interest. All
dress SECt RITi, this Office. iI10-5t
LOANS OF 500 to 1900 made on collateral or
second trusts; delay. Apply early. GEO.
P. ROBINSON, 1906 @ st. NV ia5-lmo
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CoLLar.
ERAL-No delay YERKES 4 BAKER
Rooms 10 TO Al. Metzerott Bldg, IlIo 3 at
isl2-tf
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Loans Of SlO ~ .s.ss e 5;1'is, 5Ssa5ss g.

Wagons. etc. lowest rates and on the day
you apply. We are leaning the Building (
Lean Association plan, which makes the cust ot
carrying iosns much less thar YOU pzy else
UheEe. and allows you TO pay II Of in sny sized
notes you oe7ire running from 5ns to tweiya
months You only pay for the use oi money Tor
the ldgth ct time you carry It. II you have a
loan with some ether company We will nav 4
of and advaEce you more money u desired Rate.
cheerfuiiy givrn, snt no cost TO you unless ian
is TT ie- loans made anywhere in the his; -ict
Cal and get rates Front room. arst soor. Scien-
iiHc American Building
National Mortgage Loan Co.
625 st. N. ".
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TRUSTEES SALES.
rnos. J. OWENS. Auc,ioncer. ols + st NV.


TnoS. J. OWENS. Aurtioncer, ols Z st NV.
rRr srEEs' SALE OF \ Two-SToRY BRICK
DWELLING, NJ. looi : STREET NoKfH-
Under that certain deed Of trust recorded in
Librr 21s1. folio IL ,J seq, one OF the land
retor- oi the District OF Columbia, we Viii sell
at public auction. IN front OF the premises, On
SATURDAY. THE 7TH DAY or JAM AIRY, \
u. I>g9. At l:a0 O'CLOCK z. NJ. the following
real estate situate III the District ot Columbia 10
Wit Lot IT.. IN square jS3, recorded IN liher
r. w folio al cf the records OF the surveyors
office OF the ni-tri,, OF Columbia
Terms OF Sale: The purchase moncy over and
above a preceding deed of tru-, for S;,60J 20 be
raid in ,a,li \ deposit OF 500 viii lee required
at the time oi sale. All eouveyancing, recording,
and revenue stamps AZ cost Of purchaser Terms
OF sale 10 he complied with within fifteen days
rom tlv 0f sale, the trustees Will resell at
ri,k and cost of deiaultns purchaser, after hyc
HARRY q. BAILEY.
HOWELL STEWART,
Trustees
The above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY,
HARRY a. BAILEY.
HOWELL STEW ART,
II Trustees.
THos. BOWLING & Co. Auctioneers. 6is E
ST. "
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE APARTMENT
Hot Sc BEING No Ii22 y STREET NORTH
WEST.
Default having occurred under the provisions
OF a certain deed OF trust dated July 5 IsgS and
recorded July Is, 1875. in Libcr $50.
folio 23I. Of the Land Records ot
the District Of Columbia. by diree-
ticn Of the party secured thereby. the under
signed will offer ior sale Al public auction. in
front OF the premises on WEDNESDAY. JAN
UARY H. 1899, At 1870 z. NJ. lot 81. in VI
KelIy's subdivision, in square 2i2, recorded IN
the office OF the surveyor OF the District Of Co
mmbia, in Liber W. u NJ, folio lgl. Terms ot
sale-All cash \ deposit OF 500 will he re-
i.ss ,fT. Il
with within ten days of the day Of sale or resale
will be had al the risk and cost OF the defaultng
purchaser. This property sold subject 10 two
prior deeds OF trust, aGgregating $500, and in
tcrest thereon.
FREDERICK l.. SIDDoNS.
Trustee.
C. ". BUCRLAND,
is4dSds Trustee.
The times., 1899-01-10

The interest in the American shares in
the London market yesterday is particu
larly noticeable. During the London ses
sion there was large buying of the Amer
leans and after the session on the Street
1t is said that the buying by the public
was beyond all recent precedents. Dis
patches state that much excitement pre-
vailed. The action of London today be-
fore the market opens on this side will
be of much interest.
The times., 1899-01-10

Chesapeake and Ohio had an advance
yesterday with Big Four, gaining n point
net for the day. With the strength of these
shares there was talk in the Street of
a revival of the deal between these roads
and MonOn. 1t was said that the negotia-
tions are likely 10 be cOnsummated.
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One of the tips out yesterday was TO buy
Ontario and Western.

II is said that all the Western roads out
of Chicago are holding up rates stringently.
This is most hopeful sign, and its
effect on earnings can hardly be anything
else than excellent. The reports are that
the business so far for January continues
to show great increase. The grangers
were strong yesterday morning but not so
buoyant in the later trading. The stocks
closed the day at about the opening figures.
If today has a continuance of the bull
movement the grangers will undoubted-
ly participate in ii.
The times., 1899-01-10

Corrected daily by w B. Hibbs &: Co
members of the New York Exchange
The times., 1899-01-10

The Southern Railway issues We're not
ably strong yesterday as had been pre-
dicted in this column. The common closed
at IL rs, and the preferred at A. The
further advance OF these stocks is only
dependent on the strength of the general
market as they are considerably below
their relative merited level.
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HARRY ~. BAILEY.
HOWELL STEWART.

lT1iSttF~-
The above sale = postponed until tt ESDAY
JANUARY 10 ls'el. SANE HOUR AND PLACE
HARRY a. BAILEY
How ELL STEW ART,
II Trustees.
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THos. DowLING 4 Co. Auctioneers. 6is E
ST ".
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There is no particular significance in the
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TRU STEES' SALE OF VALUABLE APARTMENT
Hot 81, BEING No. I422 y STREET. NORTH
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The Pacific issues were all strong yes
terday though they did not close at their
highest level. union Pacific common had
a good advance, as had been foreshadowed
in this column. The statement of the
earnings of Northern Pacific was excel
lent For the fourth week of December
the increase was S17 iSS and for the
month the increase was $176 500.
The local stock market was active yes
terday and further advances in prices were
made in several stocks. Records are be-
ing established In prices in local securi-
ties already this year and i'll the opinion
OF many brokers the extent OF the busi-
ness will soon correspond.
Washington Gas was sold at - Ii and
80 3-S. over 200 shares changing hands
The solution of the gas mystery. if there
is one, has not yet been found by the
public
Mergenthaler Linotype was sold at 1870
a considerable advance from prices re
Gently ruling. Fifty shares changed
hands.
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-08
Der 6eburtstdo.
Bon 6. 9iuing.

BON ben rot6en gliif9mDbeln paren be
lteber3iige ab9enommen, bic groBe 6Gngez
lampe mar angeaiinoet unb Elm fetli9er 9uft
erfiiQte bas 3i;nmer. Die S6iir na6 benz
Speiie3immer mar g%eDffnet, po Elm NIT si>
mem blenbenb petBen Stf9tu9 bebedter
@BttI9 tanb. Cine groBe 8onle legte beutz
li9es 3eugniB BON Der SeierIi4teit bes Sac
ges ab. gs mar ndmlib Der @eburtstaa oes
Sausberrn.
Sif9lermeiiter @isie fab bid, mplig unb
.pergniigt in ieinem 2e6nitubl. Seine Sohter
Bertha fpielte &labier unb Der Stubiofus
Der SbeOlOgie Sromm itanb, in 8epunbez
rung Der1unfen, binter i6rem 9tu6le. Ser
StubiDfus trug langes f9paraes Saar,
einen peiBen S3lips un0 bate iiber fein
critics @ramen Elm bOr5iigli6es 3eugniB in
Der Sai4e. Als Der einaige Miet6er mar er
gum Geburtstag bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der 5amtlie @ieie eingelaben.
0as 0ienfmdb9sn mar fortgef9idt, I'm
nod etpus gum 4benbeiien gu bolen, uno
6rau gieie regierte in Der RI4e, aus Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-08
aoad1euAtd1e aut,ots ataats-asannas aettthpoa, s. a1openaber 1899.

gen unb bic 8raft unb bic 9eIebe Der Natur
INNER me6r gu ertennen, UNI tie 70 benz
@oble Der Menf9beit bient6ar gu maber.
or fibrt, nie iebe ebte Wiheni9aft, ald
bic Se9nit INNER 5uriid auf ben l1rIprlng
offer Oinge, ben allmd9tigen 990pfer, unb
nit groBem, bemitbigem Sanf miifen mir
uns bor INN beugen. Sur auf bieIem 8pz
ben fam bas 5tre6en %unierer Wifeni9aften
BON bauernbem Grfolg begleitet Iein. 6dlten
sic, 2e6rer unb 9ernenbe, baran feft, 70
pirb S6rer Nrbeit 9otteg Segen ni9t Te6z
len. Dies 1T msin Wuni9, peG6er bic Yin
italt in bas neueSabrbunDert g~eleiten m0ge.~
Die feurig borgetragene taiferli9e Rebe
nurbe mebrfa9 bon geifalsrufen unterz
brr9en. Gum G9lufe ert0nte le6bdftes
8rapo unb 9dnbeflatI9en.
Die bpm faiferli9en Gebner i'm @ingange
ertpGbnte Seier NOR bic @inpeibung beg
neuen 9ebdubes in G6arlottenburg, tpet@es
bamals BON Der 8erliner NnTtalt be5ogen
uurbe. QuBerbem giebt es i'm beutI9en
Rei9 mod ebenfo 6D9Ite6enbe te9niI9e
6D6f9ulen unb uniOerfitGten: in q a If IN,
8raunf9peig, . a t ubt, 0resz
BEN, 6annpber, &arlsru6e,M 90 il NJ
d unb Stuttgart, unb cine Mense
arberer 2~e6ranfuIten CUR Nusbil0ung in
peri9ieoenen S6eilen Der Se9nit,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-08
@o bteibt Die Gnnfeamena?
&. .. SretpHer in 81. 9. atm.s"

4uf bic SncOniequen3, tpet9e Curl
S9ur3 unb 8urrttt 9mit6 in
fbren Qngttffen auf prGfibent Mc&:nleD
ipe9en Ietner pbilippinenzpoIitit an ben
gag legen, peift 8. 9. 8renter BON
9dnburp, Conn.,, in einem ginqeIanbt an
ME Dgtep Yort Shines" bin, inbem er fagt:
"Sbre bortreffli4e 3~uriidtpeiIung Der I'M
liebsnSpitrbigen Nnftagen @arl @6ur8's
nno 8urritt Smiths in i6ren mabloIen
@ngriffen uuf ben BrGf1benten peqen feiner
pbtltpPtnen@Pol erinnert mid an Elm bDn
bteten beioen 6erren i'm Sabre 1898 unter<
Sel3netes S4riftitiid, in peI6em iie, ipeun
I'D ietnen Snbalt rtftig m1slege, benz
prd1tnenten gendu O~asfeGbe
nnr1etben, mas er ieBt t6ut uno aus
fubrt. Sd meirte bic BON Der Notionalz
conteren3 in Saratoga an 10. unb 20. &uz
quit 1898 angsnOmmenen 8eI6life iber
Die ouspGrtige POIitit Der @ereinieten
Staten.
Die %genannten beiben 6erren unterz
3e!3neten ni9t muir bic 8ef9Iii1s qls
Tttt9lie6sr bes BON Der Gonferen3 %ernGnnten
@tnunO3pan5i9er=Q usi9ufIes, fonbern iie
fpur0en audi gu Dem BON Muc@raden err
tlannten unterausi6uB, benz audi ib araez
! b0rte, %ernannt, qlm bic uripriingli6en, BON
9nir etngerei4ten Nntrdge gu rebibireu unb
gu ergdn3en. Sn bteiem u~nterausf9uB puroe
Der leBte paragrap6 Der 8eI9life 6in3uz
9efli9t, tpG5reno Der ii6rige She'll unDerdnz
bert gelahen purbe. 9tefe 8eI6liiffe purz
Den nit 3uitimmung GmmtIi9er 60
mItemttglieber bon einem Sbeile bes Nus
t4ufes Dem grGIibenten Wfc&inlep fura bor
Der 4breiie Der 5riebensz@ ommif1on mad
Narts, am Is. September 1898, unterz
breitet.
nWie nun iene SnieGn unter Der
Us 4uBberrf4uft Der Ser. Staua
EN-" iteben, ais rSerritDrien", in
men 5reiT4uIen gu erri9ten ieien, be-
(p4tet perben, unb uio LANCE, big ie i'm
gHOs iinb. ii4 islbE gu regisrsn, nIs