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Baltimore g Ohio
Railroad.
Schedule in effect March l2, 1850.


Schedule in effect March Il, 1850
Leave Washington from station corner Of New
jersey "venue and st.
For Chicago and Northwest, yestibuled Limited
trains IL .05, ii % a m. sos p.
For Cincinnati, st. Louis. and indianapolis. Ex-
press, 1l:25 m. yestibuled Limited. $40 ?.
m. express. 1906 night
For Pittsburg and Cleveland. express daily
II :05 a m. and $40 p. m. Pittsburg oniyI'
II :55 D. m.
night.
For Winchester and way stations, 900 a M
$40 and $50 p. m.
For Baltimore. week days. 500. G:SO. KOS,
xi2:o5 m, 12:15. Kills. x3:O0 $3.50. 3:s5, "A ~
80 x5:05 x5-lO. X5:30. 1920. $50. 800 s;SI'
5iooo II go. XII so p. m, and u 100 nsht sun
days. H1:05. x7-I0 x7:30 $50 x9:O0 a. m,
xl2:O5, loo, NILS, x3:OO, 3:35. ABS, x5:G''
x2:00 night
F. For Annapolis. 5:lo aad $50 a; m, ls;15 and
| o:5o p m Surdays. S:3o a. m. 4 81 p. m
For Frederick. week days 900 and IL l:25 a m
81 5;So NJ. Sundays. 500 a m, 10 p IN
ror iiagerstown, Los a n. and '9:SU eo p III
FOR Boyd and way points, week day> 9:Vo d.
m; m; 80 5:S0. 7:o5 p IN. Sundays, o:OO a. h'''
For Gaithersburg and way points. week days
$50 a. m, 12:50 BIS, 4:33. 5:35. 7:o5. II %
p; m Sundays. 900 a. m, 1:lJ, ABB, ''o''
For Washington Junction and way points
1-'0 - Hi-s lou. J-1U p NGcA NdE 49, -
m. lis p ~. sundays
For Uoper Marlboro. $50 4. m, '4;So. and
1875 p. IN.
Royal Blue Line for New York and
Philadelphia.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
/ For Philadelphia, New York. Boston and the
! East. week days, 1905. 500 1900 a. m. l2:o5,
1:l5 p. m (all Dining CaEs). 900 Royal limit
ed, Exclusive Pullman Train. Dining Carr,
! t5:05 Dining Car, 500. eco night, Sleeping
Car open at 1000 o'clock. Sundays, 800, 9.0J
i. m. - :0j noon N:lj Dining Carl. 300. t5-OJ
Dining Car, 500, 200 night. sleeping cur open
10; 90 O'Clock
ParlOT all day trains.
For Atlantic City. 1000 a m, u % noon. and
lis p. m. week days. 1905 noon Sundays.
For Cape May l2.0j noon.
Except Sunday. XEXUress trains.
Baggage callsd for and checked from hotels
and residences b. Union Transfer 60. orders
! left at ticket Offices. GIG Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. New York avenue and Fifteenth street
and at depot
F. D. UNDERWOOD,
General Manager.
ID. r. MARTIN.
Mgr Pass. Traffic.
6. B IIEGE,
GcnI Agt. Pass. Dept, Washington, n C.
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WANTED Managing and working housekeeper
for large, refined roomng house; must be
well recommended. and assume entire charge
EXCHANGE BUREAU, 9l3 6 81. Item
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every dl? in the year fer Fortress Monroe
Norfolk Newport News and all points south
by the superb. powerful steel palace steam
- ers ''NcSport News Norfolk" and
Washington on the following schedule:
I.v. Washington $50 pm Lv. Portsmouth-5:OO pm
Ly Alexandria. :0G pm Ly- Norfolk --5:45 pm
Ar Ft Monroe 00 am Lv. TT. Monroe. AS pm
Ar. Norfolk 100 am Ar. Alexandria $50
Ar PortsnouthS:15 am Ar Washington. 90 ana
Tickets on sale At SII Pen3. ave. b ans
- o. ticket Office. 6I9 Penn. ave. and corner
- 18th St and n V ave. C. 4 o. ticket Of
- fees, at 513 and li21 Perm ave. s T. T.
Ticket Office 1854 \. Y. ave, AM or hcI.d
steamers.
Esr For iErthec information sp?iy .. gen
- rrai Offices, 9Th st. wharf, Wash. d. T..
Phone 80.
noos-t. JNo CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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WANTED-A refined widow lady would like to
have position as housekeeper for widower or
bachelor Address Mrs. NJ. WILSON, General De-
livery Baltimore, Md. Item
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WANTED-H0USES.
WtNTED-STORES,
wANrED-noRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-Light road cart: must be in good or
der. Address. with price, CART, this Office
mhlI3t
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.
FOR EXCHANGE.

/ MAKE speciality of trading properties; handle
city, suburban, and country, improved un-
improved. ABRAHAM FISHER, ILL., Z St NV
nrl.5, S, 10, IL, Is, Il, Is. .es.2a.a9
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-Just arrived from White Post, Va.
"a match pair OF stylish bay mares: 10 hands
high; ) and years old; weight 2.310 pounds
al the Merchant Stable, 422 and i2i sth St NV.
J. = KITtIIE maI5-3t -em
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NANTED-Two tailoresses on coats. Apply, at
once, JAMES STEIN Il co. Alb 18th 81. NV.
mhl5-St
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


GENTLEMAN of experience and ability viii in
vest 500 and services in busine-,. Adde'S
Rollins. this office IualI-;is-em
WANTED To buy cheap grocery store: must be
cheap; terms easy. hddse=- r. \. y this
Office lt-em
FOR sALE-Cbcap. MORTGAGE ard note, af Ioo-
acre farm in Maryland Ai,iIs-- T. q. W.
lLtls one hlll1--.L-eIn
WANTED-Hayc 80 to SiJo 70 invest. with -erv-
ice, in amy kind oi bu-ine-~- QUICK this
Office. Item
FOR SALE -Blrsoom. 1r'h side oi Pa ave nv ;
fortune for righ. P4-ty, reason for selling. ii
health Address Ill HEALTH. this ofHee.
mhl5-3t
FOR SALE-Groccrv store; northwest. dwelling
attached; price reduced. s.,51, owner Jccept-
ing Government position DI MAP, aa5 + ST.
mhI5-5t
FOR SALE Cigar s.or,. under prominent hotel.
price, $50; low rent: clearing $50 dly-
DUNLAP, 9o5 st rshl5-&r
FOR sALE-!.unchroou: central: clearing 50
week; price sacrificed. $50, moderate rent
DUNLAP, a06 t. miI5-St
WANTED snail milk route tddre>-. giving
full particulars. GEO. HEFLEBOWER, sI5
n. II. ave. mh15-st
FOR SALE-Four-table poolroom: doing good.
paving business; cheap at 500. NEW YoRK
BUSINESS BROKERS, 1Oo6 F =. mhl5-st
FOR sALE-A business paving ~ per month
for $500; owner has Government appointment
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. I0D6 T i
mhI5St
FOR sALE-Cigar store, st; daily sales. -
to $40: cheap rent: good stock. ADDRESS
HAVE OTHER BUSINESS, this Office mhI5-6;
WANTED-To sell hotel and restaurant. doing
l.. -N-f
Apply No I'd St. Sc mal4-it-sm
WANTED-To buy small saloon Tor cash; good
location. Address X. r. X. This Office. Item
FOR SALE-Cigar store. old stand. with pool
tables, NV. Address REASONABLE TERMS
this office mhli-$t
FOR SALE-Seventy-gallo milk route, three good
horses. wagons, etc; price reasonable. Ad-
dress CLINTON, this office.
FOR SALE-Fixtures. Store. Iurrh. and cigar
fixtures; counters. showcases, scales, coffee
mills. cash register, etc. good a. new = W.
HART. 9Sl St NV UIl%-i'- en-
FOR SALE-Owing to iii health and outside hu~
iness will sell our pension business, con
sisting of 4 few thousand claims; up-ic-dJt'
claims, reasonable terms PARKER PAR
kER. 6ls + 81 NV. mali'.' -eH
! FOR sALE-Grocery stock and store for rent
cheap; good business; corner. 1871 4th =
| ne. HHl}it en-
FOR sALE-sruall grocery, cheap; good location
I2l1 + st. mal33t en-
DOMESTIC troubles cause me TO sell dining
room with. furnished rooms at once. Addres
DOMESTIC this Office. mhI3-3,
FOR RENT-A fine bicycle store; one Of best 10
cations in the city; rent only SIS per month
to good tenant Address BICYCLE STORE. thi
| office. ulhl3-%t
| WANTED-To hear from a party with 500 caSl
to invest for 90 days. on a guarantee of SO
| profit and an option of leaving it in a busincs
! that is paying over 100 per cent. Address. wit
| :uIl name and address, Bon -, this office.
mhl3-3t
| BUSINESS oPENING-I.argc profits: exclyIsiT
| territory assigned to responsible parties; in
vesitgation solicited DUNLAP 9O6 Z St
| malO-6t-em
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STATION CORNER OS SIXTH AND 3 STREETS.
7:50 A. 81. WEEK DAYS PfTTSBURG EX-
PRESS-ParIor md Dining Cars Harrisburg to
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RAILROADS.
Washington { Great Falls Electric
Railway Co.

Cars will leave Georgetown (Union Stationl
every 80 minutes from $50 10 $40 q. H.. and
John Bridge every 80 minutes from 6:20 to $40
a. m, and from &. m. to u p. m.. oftener
as traffic demands
+. II. FOWLER. Superintendent
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

RIDERS, ATTENTION $40. .65. for a few days
only: have received - high-grade ~
model Worlds bicycles, which we have IN
structions to close out at the sacrifice price OF
$50. 65; with full guarantee for SiN months
tires mechanically put on, SI-59. NEW N0Rk
CYCLE co, i2I 9th 81. malJ-It-en
1899 BICYCLES FOR ONE DOLLAI-Wc will
send our highest grade gents OF ladies'
1890 Acme King Bicycle to any address on easy
conditions for only S1-thc conditions include the
distributing of 1000 small circulars, which You
can do in three hours. Send no money. For full
particulars how 10 get best bicycle for 81
ard a few hours work, cut this notice ont and
mail to us. SEARS ROEBUCK & co, Cycle
Dept, Chicago. mhl-12t
FOR sALE-Splendid wheels; cheap foy cash
or easy terms.
Bedford (mcn' 81 .....sl5 Remington Cncn's) .sa5
Orient (men' - ...... - Majestic Omen -. -
100 Remingtons now Orient (iuen's.. so
ready. Remington Omen - -
lna13-3t-erl +. C.. SMITH. 1926 PA. ave.
FOR SALE-Bicyccs repaired. rcmodelcd. over
hauled. Te-enamelcd cut down, built 10 o.
der, $40; 60 bicycles, to close out. SO up. LAB
oFISH Bicycle Machinist, IlI 9th 81. nv
fe23-imo
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STORAGE.

STORE your household goods with US; clean,
separate rooms 75c to S150 per load per
goods stored: drays attached. SiSTRICT SroR-
ACE CO., 315 9th st. nw. nh4-i4.
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FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR RENT Remingtons. Yosts, Caligrsphs Hart
ford. at special prices, with privilege of pur-
chase. Ask To see the Jewctt. easiest to learn
and operate Typewriter ribbons, best grade, So
per dozen for all Iypewriteis. Come in and do
your fypewriting; terms moderate NEWMAN'S
Gil 1ih st. mhl4-lm
FOR RENT-Typewritcrs. at special prices, with
privilege of purch.se; ask TO the Jewett;
rcme in and do your typewriting; terms mod
crate. NEWAlAN'S Gil 9TH st. de20-3mos
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WANTED-FAR Ms.

WANTED To rent small farm with good ground
state price and size. Write to \. BREW AN
l5iS Lewis II. ne. mall-3t- en-
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POsToFFICE NOTICE.

WASHINGTON, d. C.. PoSTOFFIeE NOTICE
Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports Of
sailing daily, and the schedule Of closings is
ranged on the presumption OF their uninterrupted
overland transit. Fer the week ending March Is
the last connecting closes will be made from this
Office as follows:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-To rent Is or 20 acres of ground with
improvements. suitable for chicken farm, near
Washington. Address Z. J. H.. this office.
mhl4-3t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

Advertisements under this hend
will be inserted for one cent a word
for each insertion.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SAi.E--A nice corner lot on l2th sri II
sts ne; 7ix9S; can subdivide into lots;
will sell cheap; the right thing tor bii!der;
offer wanted. Address p. T., this ciIcc.
ma13-3tcm
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE
Ad. ertisements under this head
viii be inserted for one cent { word
for cnch Insertion.

NANTED-A woman 10 do general houScwork ;
also a ooored boy, II or Is years old. Apply
1885 7th ST NV. mhI5-2t
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GENTLEMAN Of experience and ability viii in
vest 500 and services in bU-su,->. Adde'S
Rollins. this office. mzlI-at-ern
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

Advertisements under this head
viii he inserted for one cent "a word
for each insertion.
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sl.oo-FuLL DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE. iI,Oo. at
JULIUS COHEN'S. iloi 7th 81. Ey. iai-tt
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HANTED-Bs ynung man with l. months cx-
pclieicc. position in shoe store. Address J..
n. r.. this o.fcc Item
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SITUATIONS wAxTED-FEMALE.

Advertise emenis under this head
Will be inserted for one cent q word
for each insertion.
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FOR RENT-PIANOS.

FOR RENT-Square piano; excellent condition;
cheap to careful party. PLANO, this office.
ma1i-3t-em
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action. and the officials had almost given up
hope OF anything being accomplished
Secretary Hay a copy Of the dispatch
tonight. He regarded IL a substantial vic
tory for the advanced position the American
Government has taken on this matter. the
news indicated that the Conference had ac-
cepted the principle embraced in the proposi-
ticn. The question Of the freedom from seizure
OF private property at sea belonging 10 the sub
jects Of belligerent nations the Secretary said.
was not in the list OF subjects enumerated in
the Cars call for the Conference. but II was
embodied in the instructions given TO the Ameri-
can delegates
The subject. the Secretary said. is one In which
the American Government has always taken the
greatest interest and most decided stand ever
since the foundation OF the Government. The
United States refused TO sign the convention at
Paris back in the fifties because the articles
agreed upon did not contain a declaration ex-
emptng from capture the private property at
sea belonging 70 the subjects OF bellgerent ma
tions. In the Presidents last message 70 Con-
gress he urged that provision be made for cali
ing a conference Of the Powers OF the world 10
consider the question. Bills were introduced in
both houses having this object in view. but no
final action was taken on them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-06
FLOODS EFFECT HERE.
STEAMSHIP MEN FEAR HEAVY LOSSES


The news Of the flooding Of the cotton fields in
the Brazos Valley. Texas while not tending appre-
cisbly 10 lower quotations on the Cotton Exchange
Yesterday had the effect Of steadying prices The
brokers are waiting for fuller reports OF the extent
OF the devastation before estimating the effect OF
the foods upon the cotton trade Several large
dealers who were spoken 70 AZ the Exchange yes
terday said that consequences OF the submergng OF
the cotton fields would not be felt Immediately
The result mostly 10 be feared they said. was the
probability Of the ground being useless for repant
ing purposes. II that should prove 10 be the case.
the cotton trade may for some time be affected 10
some extent but not considerably. for the reason
that the plantations now under water yield a very
small proportion Of the total cotton output Of this
country.
Henry Hentz. one Of the leading cotton men Of
this city said yesterday Tribune reporter;
The eleven counties south OF Waco through which
the Rrazos River passes II is estimated. produce
$50 600 bales Of cotton but do believe that the
whole crop has been lost II is hardly conceivable
that the entire counties have been flooded, and In
fact have received dispatches stating that the
first reports OF the disaster were exaggerated A
telegram which has Just come 70 me from Paris
Tex states that the estimate Of the damage is
nut down al 10000 bales. When It is considered
that this amount Is less than per cent Of the total
output Of cotton this country last year. the loss
after all is not serious. Moreover the rains which
flooded the low lands will be beneficial 10 the high
lands -, ~, D., ~
soece 10 the shipping lines that carry freight De-
tween this port and Texas. The OVERLOOKING OF
H. Rrazos River" one of the officials OF the Nal
iorv Steamship Line said yesterday. will cause
very severe losses TO the shipping companies nun
ri1, "a Texas Take our line. for instance. We
carrv more cotton than any other kind OF freight
and IL the destruction the pantat lions Is az great
as has been reported, It will be hard thing 70.
ms and FOR commerce generally between this port
and Texas. -. a.,
TEXAS but none of them vet able 20 estimate
hoW much II anything. they are likely 20 lose
througb the destructive foods In the Lone star
state At the ONCE NJ Latham. Alexander C93
be Leading cotton bankers OF this city II was SAID
ihst no special advices had yet been received rom
the devastated district
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Judge Klrkpatricks opinion dismsslng me on,
81. -oee1,iainf In the matter o. the Union " ritlng
WscSine Co. against the Domestic Sewing Machine
Co is the FIRST serious setback me !ypewrL.,S,t
,ton tbro9Rh litigation under its patents The suit
which has been pendins since ~. invoving nv M x nm
factursrs Of the Remington Typewriter ana de-
Ssndsd nv the williams Typewriter Co ,.-.,--
90 ~, he direct results Of the patent situation
in the typewriter trade is evidenced X sns
Tomnanv i4e Broadway. New-York. that the pricss
~ their present model typewriter constructs 60
". " earnil,sr and approved lines and the peer OF
snv 100 writing machine made. will immediatey
he reduced from seventy-hve 10 hfty- -nve . doIars
The Manhattan Typewriter Co also annou ~
that they have adopted a new model WIN I'M
nroved devices for line lock. ribbon movement, @
rhne VIII be ready for the fall trade ana VII VII oe
sold at y75 as against the Trusts price OF 'i''-
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VISITORS TO DREYFUS.
THE PRISONER SEES HIS WIFE, HIS
BROTHER AND HIS COUNSEI-SCENEs
AT THE PRISON

Rennes. France. July 5.-For Captain Drey-
fus to-day passed off very much as yester-
day Nine. Dreyfus. Matthew Dreyfus his
brother and Maitre Labor. his counsel. visited
the prisoner but otherwise special incident
occurred. As an illustration Of the indifference
OF the population. It is worthy OF note that the
words "Vive Dreyfus," chalked upon a wall IN
a corner OF the town remain absolutely unds
turbed
Many however. predict trouble the Ma
tional fcte day. when review OF the garrison
will be held the Champ de Mars. large
open space inside the town. The anti-Drey-
fusards II is feared. will attempt to draw the
troops into demonstration.
Nine. Dreyfus. accompanied by her parents
drove to the prison in a carriage this afternoon
Her parents were not admitted but she re-
mained with her husband an hour. On leaving
she showed. for the first time. signs OF dis
tress. Her eyes were swollen and red. as though
she had been weeping bitterly. She is still in
deep mourning and IA determined to remain
so until her husband regains his liberty.
A somewhat larger crowd than usual watched
her arrival and departure. and again displayed
utter lack Of manners and consideration for her
terrible position. gathering around her. rudey
staring her in the face and pressing one an
other aside in their eagerness not to lose a
single detail Of her inward agony which might
be reflected in her countenance. Her visible
distress to-day was a feast FOR these ghOuls
who, however. were speedily dispersed by
squad Of gendarmes. The latter finally barred
the two streets leading to the portal Of the
prison.
Just opposite the prison and overlooking the
window Of the cell OF Captain Dreyfus and the
courtyard is tannery. This has been a favor
raphers who have taken snapshots Of every
arrival and departure. and often possible
OF the incidents occurring inside the prison yard
To-day the police affixed notice the tan
merry entrance prohibiting the entry there OF any
one except on business connected with the tan
merry. This measure has aroused considerable
comment, but the owner OF the tannery VIII
probably find II prudent not to ignore the notice
Maitre Labor, Matthew Dreyfus and Nine
Dreyfus returned to Paris this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-06
FEVER SPREADING AT SANTIAGO.
TEN NEW CASES AND SEVEN DEATHS RE
PORTED YESTERDAY

Santiago de Cuba, July 5-Ten new cases OF
yellow fever and seven deaths were officially re-
ported to-day. All the victims OF the disease
were soldiers. except one. an American black
smith.
fever hospital has been established
Boniato Camp. north Of FL Caney.
Havana. July 5.--Many American officers
here who We're in the Santiago compaign and,
without exception. when discussing the yellow
fever outbreak among the American troops in
that part Of the island. they say they do not
believe there will be any safety until the old
Spanish barracks at Santiago are burned down.
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". RFRTTLLON'S DISMISSAL URGED

Paris, July 5-The Municipal Council Of Paris
adopted an order to-day urging the Prefect Of
Police VI. Lepine TO dismiss NJ Bertillon from
the dictatorship Of the anthropometric depart
nent on account ot the mist axes in his evidence
handwriting expert in the Dreyfus case oe-
fore the court-martial and during the revision
proceedings before the Court Of Cessation when
he gave the reasons which led him to regard
Dreyfus as the author Of the bordereau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-06
AuTTY on TIE TREATY SHORE.
PEACEFUL AGREEMENT OF BRITISH AND FRENCH
ADMIRALS

g. Johns. y F. July 5.-The conferences De-
tween Commodore George A. Girard' IN conn
rnand Of the Britis'- Newfoundland station anu
Commodore Henrique commanding the Ffenc"
flagship Isly, have resulted IN an agreement -
attempt 10 minimize the friction alohs 'ne
Treaty Coast as much as possible Inc lsiy Will
sail tomorrow for St Pierre
The Colonial Government expects 10 reoei'e ~
morrow by the Allan liner Assyriah a copy %
-. -. ~, ,he Royal Commission. with def
- ,-o,osals for colonial action respecting the
.a,,larnent Of the whole controversy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-06
PEACE PROBABLE IN AFRICA.

CONFERENCE AT PRETORIA COMES TO A
SATISFACTORY END.
rretor,s July 5-The special conference be-
.-,..ar President Kruger the members OF the
Coh,,a, Fischer a member OF the Executive
Co,,rc,I q, the Orange Free State who was the
hearar NJ COMPROMISE suggestions from the Free
c,ate IN the matter Of the dispute between the
r~o,.,.ool and Great Britain and Hotmeyer.
49, A,r,kandar leader. has been practically con-
.,,Aad II is believed that the franchise pro-
oosa1s have been accepted and may be laid be-
fore the volksraad tomorrow. and that peace
Will he rreserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-06
cD ,rrrv1xc NEWS FROM THE HAGUE.
ACTION OF THE CONFERENCE CAUSES
GREAT SATISFACTION IN WASHINGTON

GREAT SATISFACTION IN WASHINGTON.
Washington. July 6-The news from The
tyo,,A s,nouncinT the unanimous vote OF the
peace Conference IN favor of holding specisi
conference hereafter TO discuss the question OF
,ha ,rAAdou from seizure OF private property
az sea in time Of war, is source OF genuine
satisfaction to the Administration The Amer
,can delegates had more interest In this cues
,tor perhaps. than any other before the Con-
ference. ,z -, The
There have been times in the sessions OF tne
c-or,.r.,ce when It appeared likely that TINS
suh,ect would be passed over without favoraole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-06
prFcB CREEK MINERS GET HIGHER PAY.

r,huI,nshur9 Penn July 5.-At meeting OF the
o1 onerators Of the Beech Creek region and repre-
ssntstlves Of the miners an agreement was reacned
exne the rate Of pay at 27 cents gross 3 son n, co e
niue for one year. The present rate Is - Genus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-06
BRITISH GREETINGS.
CORDIAL MESSAGE FROM THE ANGLO AMERICAN
LEAGUE OF GREAT BRITAIN

To the Editor % The Tribune
Sir: As secretary Of the Anglo American Com
mittee IN New-York. have received the follow
ing cabegran:
"Anglo-American League of Great Britain
send heartiest greetings 10 Anglo American
Committee OF New York on Independence Day.
and trust the friendly relations existing be
tween the two nations may grow more cordial
year by year. FRANK d. PAVEY.
New York July z, 1900"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-06
rpr HovEsTEAD STRIKE ABANDONED.

p,,,shurp Ju'y 6-The proposed strike at the
,ya.oos,sad nlsnt OF the Carnegie Steel Company
hos bsen abandoned At meeting Of the Local
lodge at Homestead las, night I was deciaed tnss TS
80 nrasarr is an inopportune time 10 strike ne
Ii I'M ~ strengthening the organization will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-06
Continued ON eighth pase1

BENsoLYPTUs ANTIsErTtc TIL dOSSt OSIesnses a. the
DER removes all traces or tooaSS1o,
Teeth and sweetens the breath.-AdV|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-06

NEW FAST TRAIN TO DETROIT.
THE Nsu-York CentraTs Detroit Special leaves
Ncw-York every day at ,. N. Fine service no
excess fare.-Advt-