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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Bo Bowman. of Springfield sPf d
Ohio, and w. w. Swan, OF Boston. ASTOR-C
n Johnston. L. s. N. and J, Rhodes Miller Of
Pittsburg. EtPIRE-Robert D. Mcpherson. OF
Buffalo, and Dr. J. Melvin Camb, OF Washington
VERETT-Captain George A. Cummings, OF
Cleveland FIFTH AVENUE-Dr J. D. Kennedy,
OF Detroit, and Captain TanOrea, OF Berlin.
GRAND-L.eutenant j, G; Mckay. Y. s; A, and
Adjuta 1t-Ceneral +. NJ. Hoffman N. G., n. Y
GRAND UNION-The Rev. 7. j. Magri, Of Lynch
burg. Va and Dr A. II; Carter, Of Council Bluffs s
cago; H. H. Sibley. of Detroit, and Zenas Mar
shall Crane. of Dalton. Mass, MANHATTAN
DR.. John K. Mitchell of Philadelphia: Peter B.
Bradley, of Boston, and the Right Rev. William
Adams. Of New-Haven. SAVOY-Ph Kropp of
Leipsic Germany. WALDORF-Chester NJ. Dawes
of Chicago J. H Ingalls,. of Cincinnati, and r. r.
Quay, of Pennsylvania.
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RECEIVER SOUGHT FOR CHICAGO TRAC-
TION.

Chicago June 3o-Application for the appoint
ment Of a receiver for the Chicago Consolidated
Traction Company has been made in the Circuit
Court by Sutro Bros. & Co. OF New-York, bank
ers and stockholders in the company.
Stockholders in the Consolidated Traction Com
pany have objected the control of the corpora
ton by the Union Traction Company. which
practically brought about several months ago by
the transfer Of the stock of the Consolidated Com
pany for mortgage bonds Of the Union Traction
Company, and for this reason the appointment of
a receiver is urged
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
HAN AND BOY KILLED BY TRAIN
CONFLICTING STORIES AS TO WHETHER
GATES OF LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
CROSSING WERE DOWN.

John Herman, forty years old and Edward
Schrimpe ten years old, killed while crossing
the Long Island Railroad tracks Bushwick
Junction at midnight Friday night They
in a wagon. and struck by an express train
bound TO Montauk. Herman's body cut in
two.
There conflicting stories how the acct
dent occurred. The gateman declares that the
gates were down, while "A man. who says he saw
the accident. insists that they open.
Herman employed hy a farmer Middle
Village. He had been TO market, taking the ten
year-old son of his employer with him.
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NARROW ESCAPE OF MEN FROM A MINE

Pittston, Penn June SO.-A caveln which started
yesterday In the coal mine known the Columbia
Workings, near Duryea, and which resulted in six
houses settling 10 such an extent that they will
have TO be rebuilt, continued to-day with much
greater severity. This morning a large force OF
men were caught in the Ill fated Twin Shaft mine
by the caVein closing up the main opening. Rescu-
ing parties were formed and after hard work sue
ceeded In getting the entombed miners out safely
The Twin Shaft mine is the In which a large
number OF lives were lost four years ago as the
result Of explosion.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
WIRELESS rELEGRApHY IN OPERATION
THE SIGNAL coRrs SYSTEM SUCCESSFUL IN SAN
FRANCISCO HARBOR.

Washington, June 30-General Greedy received
dispatch this morning informing him that the Sig
nal Corps wireless teegraphy stations had been
established and IN successful operation be-
tween Alcatraz Island. San Francisco Harbor and
Fort Mason. 1t has been impossible TO maintain
cable communication between these points owing
to Interruptions by shipping, incoming vessels
Dragging their anchors and njuring and mlsplacing
the cables continually. This is the first system OF
wireless telegraphy established practical work
ing service where other means have failed
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FOREcAsr FoR To-pAY And MoNnAY.

For New -Englcnd. fair to-day and Monday; IN
western portion Monday; diminishing
For Eastern New-York. Eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey, fair to-day and Monday: Monday: fresh
northwesterly winds
For District OF Columbia Delaware. Maryland and
lrsnia fair to-day and Monday. with moderate
tute; light TO fresh northerly "
FOR Western Pennsylvania. fair to-day: showers
winds.
FOR western New-York. fair to-day; showers
easterlY winds.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TUESDAY. July =
Vessel Eo-. Line Mails close Vessel ssIIS
" det crosse Bremen \ q Lloyd a m M
Alamo, colon. Panama R R.......... $3.50 a l.OO
Cuhc Liverpool, White Siar...-...... 1900
Comauche, Charleston. Clyde ....-..... 800
FL Dorado. New-Oreans. Morgan. 500
WEDNESDAY. JULY 4
Majestic Liverpool White star. 900 m 1900
Kensngton Antwerp. Red a m 1890
NaYahOe. Charleston. Clyde ..-.....,.. $500 3 m
St Louis Southampton American. 200 a m 1000 a
THURSDAY. JULY q
La HRvre. French IN l010 a
X. Trirdrich Hamburg, y q Lloyd. m 4
Yucatan Havana, y Y * Cuba . m p m
Trinidad. , Quebec 500 a N 1000
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NEW-YORK CITY.

meeting OF the newly appointed Palisades Park
Commission was called yesterday in the office of
George w. Perkins. at No. 346 Broadway. Ralph
Trautmann was In the chair, and Mr.. Perkins
made secretary. There quorum present
and an adjournment was taken until Thursday
afternoon next
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
BRIsTow's REPORT on CUBAN FRAUDS
NOTHING STARTLING CONTAINED IN IT. SAYS
THE POSTMASTER GENERAL

Washington June 30-Postmaster-GeneraIS Smith
said to-day that he would not be ready to give
Mr. Bristow's report Cuban postal affairs until
next week The report. he added contains nothing
Of a startling nature, being mainly a confirmation
Of facts already known. II does not indicate that
there will be any further arrests.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
APPEAL BY TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.

Buffalo, June 3O-Typographical Union No g.
against which judgment was received by Edward
WUnsch. a linotype machinist. has taken an appeal
TO the Appellate Division. Wunsch alleged that the
union caused him to lose his place a local
newspaper through conspiracy.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
FITCHBURG LEASE BILL A LAW.

Boston, June Ex-Governor Crane affixed his sig
nature to the bill authorizing the lease Of the
Fitchburg Railroad TO the Boston and Maine Rail
road this morning.
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TThuna Ofice, July /. l a. m-The weather yesterday
fair and mild. The temperature ranged between
10 degrees the (ds7s being lO8s
grees lower then that Of Friday and a Of degree lower
than that OF the corresponding date of last
The weather today win be fair
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Che 31rE
C0NEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
SHEEPSHEAD BAY.
RACING TOMORROW.
Che Gurf

l5 IN ballast to Philip Rur-echt Arrived az the Bar
steamer Phoencia Ger FroeIich Hamburg ard
Boulogne IS with mds 20 cabin and 1S4 sreersse pas
sengers T. the Hauours American Line Arrived al tns
s-eamer s Louis. Mls soutaaH5Rsan ard ChsEs8g5E
gers the international Navigation Co Arrived az ne
Steamer La Touraiue I'D ssutsli Hav-e June q Win
mdse and passengers TO the Comnagnis Generate rams
cola iITa Pal.rIn me- ana c;5~lta- ia via niass 70
Phelps BROS Arrived at the Bar a : ? m
Steamer Auchenarde9 (ET' Peat CaIcu5Ja ,7 NAY >
u. with mdse Norton Son. Arrived az the Bar Al
syeamer Yucatan Robertson. Canpschs Juzs Is. vsra
cruz % Prosrsso p and Havan1 20 Elta 56;s sae ~ ~
steamer Grenada Co. Nurchlson Trinidad Juss 2 asa
Trinidad shipping Trading Co. Arrived at ths Bar a.
sesHsc cisntgssos f5aI9 s5aR Ma7zaaio and s. Jas'
passed Long bTanch az lo-IS r % s,,...-,
% Nassau 70 with dse and 20 cabin Passengers 70
me 10 srS pTs1zs7iI7 81 WITH nss to James 3 ward
& Co. Arrived the Bar noon
cardenas 25 with sugar to BouIJon Bliss DaIstt- A.
rived a. he Bar at 4.1O P m
steamer Fulton ,Nor1 PeJsrseT Ba7ss J1e me = 49,. ~.
Company Arrived the Bar at s-1o a n -
Steamer Titanic tBrl. Halliday. BARBADOS June II
with sugar 10 order: vessel Funch Edye & Co. A.
rived at the Bar S:45
rndse ana passengers - c H Mallory & Co.
Steamer FL Cid. Quick Nsg-Oreans days with 1ndss
steamer Specialist CFr,. Motver Alexandria Nav -.
~ oT7Ia ~ wiTGSesrsT IS s 4TTsS a. the Bar al n
steamer NacoocEee Smith, Savannah. with mdss and
passengers the Ocean s. Company.
steamer Comanche. Pennington. jacksonville June 2
and Charleston 2S. with mdse ard passengers 70 N1a
steamer Hamilton. Boaz. NoEtoTs. vim Hase aaa
Steamer Easlet. Warren. Philadelphia. with udss to
steamer Carib insran. Boston June -. william
Clyde co Gs bound 70 % C6a55lestonl 7-. -... ,,-
moderate breeze: clear
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applications for charters were approved between
March ID and June % amounted to $17,0SS,0O0.
and that OF the 1874 new banks organized
amounted to $9,470,000.
NEW NATIONAL BANKS.
The following statement showing the geo
graphical distribution OF the new banks
ganized and 10 be organized will be found inter
esting and suggestive
Applications approved for the organization of
National banks. and National banks organized
from March II to June 23, inclusive
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GOING ABROAD on BUSINESS

porters and retailers, Brooklyn. will sail on the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse on Tuesday He will
make a six weeks business trip through Europe
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
MAYOR DILLON TO SWIM ACROSS SOUND
NEw-RocHELLE's CHIEF EXECUTIVE ISSUES A
CHALLENGE

Mayor Dillon of New-RoChele has volunteered TO
swim across Long Island Sound in aid Of charity
If he can ind any who will enter the race
against him. He is TO take part in programme
of water sports TO be held in Echo Bay Saturday
July IA, in aid OF the New-Rochelle Hospital. One
of the contests will be swimming match between
the Mayor and George Grab each OF whom weighs
nearly four hundred pounds. Sheriff William V.
Molloy IS TO be challenged 10 compete in the race.
Two immense bathing suits are being made for the
occasion.
Last Saturday the Mayor took part in baseball
game which netted 800 for the New-Rochelle Day
Nursery, and a short time ago he conducted
auction, at which $500 raised for the in
ztit
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SAILED

Steamers Saginaw. for Wilmington y c. and George
town. c; Chesapeake. Baltimore Nacooch7s SAVANNAH
Pa-ana (rl MOntevide0. etc. OrSsn tSor Inas12 ETC
C'sstria1 from Liverpool on Fire Island 12:4t
Bowie from Liverpool on Fire Island 214 Chateau
YQuen CFr) Naples, etc. BuCer7s tSrl Cape Io"n st'
Calico GSr). Hull, Minneapolis ,Br1 London "a
tC4srl Hamburg. via Plymouth and CheFo-ls-
tFyrl Glasdau tDUtcri Rotterdam
via Boulogue: Asturia tser) singapore etc Aer l.sl'
Naples exc City Of Rome tFrl. Cireenock state q N
hraska (Rr) Glasgow; Allegheny tBrl. hlnss'59; - -.
Mexico. OBJ. Cape H3yrien, e-c C-a -
(Suan) AHgo; Richmond. Norfolk II sud New [ea-s
Nev-York Sanchez etc; jamestown N9rJ2S an[ y -
News British King tTSr). Antwerp Sabine. nst
and Galveston: Proteus. Nev--orleans' >PeeN--s1 '
BOSTON
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rRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1prxrl

OF the new banks organized from March IA to
June % no fewer than 134 had a capital Of less
than $4,000 each. and they were distributed
among twenty-five States and Territories. The
total capitalization Of $50 National banks whose
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INCREASE or THE FRENCH NAVY.
THE DEPUTIES VOTE FOR SIX NEW BATTLE
SHIPS AND FIVE ARMoRED CRUISERS.

Paris June 30.--The Chamber OF Deputies to-
day adopted the clause Of the Naval bill
amended so as provide for the construction
OF six batteships and five armored cruisers and
appropriating 11S.O0O.O0O francs for building
torpedo boats and submarine boats This is an
increase of 50.000000 francs above the amount
asked for the latter classes.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

4:s2 Sunset 735 m 1907 Moon age
HIGH WATER.
A.M-Sandy Hook 1912 Gov. Island MA He'll Gate
PM.-Sandy Hook 10: Gov. Island II IL He'll O3
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Announcements.

z. & W. All pure white linen. z. &, w
cool shirt for weather
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HOURS: Morning.

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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Amusements Amnsemenfs
x :. I : 7 =

CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE.
Wed. Fourth of July,
ALWAYS THE BEST vAUDEY
Di@Bf BELL Delightful MonoIogus Entertainment
MARZELLA'S TRAINED COCKATOOS.
MILTON ABORN & HATTIE ARNOLD.
In Geo. NJ Cohan's latest. Vaudeville King
HIOGRAPHI First Production cf
kEITH'S Is THE BEST VENTil
NINETEENTH NATIONAL SAENGERFEsT
.- AND 6OfH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
NORTHEASTERN SAENGERBCND. BROOKLYN. y. y,
- JUNE 80 TO JULY .. 1900
ARTHUR CLAASSF,N. Musical Director
SUNDAY. JULY FESTIVAL 10 Timer Park.
MONDAY, JULY 2-i +. M.-Prize singing Of the tites
Associations In first and second class. and Societies In
hrst class. at the ArmOry
=. M-tirand N he Nrmory.
TUESDAY, July 81 II. M.-Aatnee-C Concert ladies,
chorus directed by F. Jaeger. Childrens Chorus OF
D. 900 voices directed by C4sWeII. the Arr1ory
r. M-Prize singing Of Societies % second and third
class. In the Academy OF Music. Montague Street
= = M-tireat Concert Arm5ry
WEDNESDAY, JULY 40 \. M.-Prize singing for the
Kaiser Prize. at the
i. M-Distrbution o Prizes and Festival Ridge
wood Park.
II rt.i,tHbA1 Olsf Picnic In Ridgewood Park.
can be had in leading Music stores and at Emil
40 $40 broadway, Brooklyn and H. Scheiet No
hao@dWey Broollyn Tickets. admitting TO al con
sIs and festivals $500 Reserved 81 90. 500 and
$500. Admission 30 Cents
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- ER4NCISCO STOCKS.

-, Francisco. June ac.-rhe o.acial eios.as quo
9"" - r,f,In, stocks to-day were SIS follows.
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go. 49, wlI MnGrON
PROSPERITY IN FULL FLOOD
Farm Mortgages Paid on and Eanlks
Full of Deposits.

Farm Mortgages Paid on and Eanlka
Full of Deposits.
The Republican national committee,
IN order to secure some UP to date
facts of interest relative to financial
conditions in the great agricultural
sections of the United States west Of
the Allegheny mountains, sent out let
ters of inquiry to several hundred busi-
ness men in the large cities and in
country towns of these sections.
The general substance of the replies
shows that savings and commercial
deposits have increased from 80 to 100
per cent since 1896; that munlcipall-
ties are able to borrow money at a
rate averaging more than one-half of
/ per cent Ass than in 1896; that farm
values in most sections have almost
doubled; that about 80 per cent Of farm
mortgages have been paid up and the
remainder renewed only with prepay
ment" privileges and at lower interest
rates, and that from 20 to % per cent
of the debtor classes, to whom Bryan
four years ago vainly appealed with
his dishonest propositions for cutting
in two the value of money legal tender
in payment for debts, are now actually
lending money in competition with the
business men writing these letters.
Some of the strongest replies have
come right from Bryan's own state of
Nebraska. The town Of Lincoln, in
which Bryan is taxpa.er, now has
4 per cent bonds selling al premium,
whereas four years ago 1t experienced
difficulty in floating loans at per cent.
Adlai L. Stevenson as taxpayer has
also had chance to see evidences of
prosperity right in his own town, for
the city of Bloomington, Ills, has re-
Gently sold its bonds on basis of SAC
per cent, which is lower than any
municipality in the United States
could get in 1896
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$500 REWARD, 500.

The readers of this paper will he
pleased to lea:, that there is at least
one dreaded case that science has
bcen all % in all its stases and
that is { rarrh Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only posit b cure now known to
the med val f->Skernity. Catarrh being
Il constit l.ional disease, requires CON
stitution. treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surface OF
The system, thereby destroying the foun
dation OF the disease. and giving the
patient strength by building up the con
stitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer one-hundred dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send for list of
testimonials.
Address Il. ]. CHENEY, Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The sun., 1900-09-18
CYCLONES VISIT.
Georgetown Has an Experience its
Citizens Will Not Soon Forget.

Georgetown was visited by il cyclone
about O'Clock Sunday morning and
it played hovoc among trees and dam
aged one or two buildings. 1t had been
raining rather hard in the evening. but
shortly before the cyclone reached the
town, 2.45 to o'clock. the moon had
come out and her light showed onlookers
the approach of funnel shaped cloud
from a southerly direction.
After passing over the southern por-
tion Of the town this cloud vented its
fury on the public square and tore up a
number of the shade trees. At the resi-
dence Of Robert p. Davis. the attorney,
the storm blew off chimney and tore a
hole in the roof. The force of the wind
knocked out an end window. The dam
age to the house is placed at $3.50 to
5000. The smoke-stack of the canning
factory Of Isaac Robinson ,& Co. was
blown down and the roof was damaged
The sun., 1900-09-18
sonthern Dry Goods Tradc.

Extracts from recent interviews with
representatives of three leading New
York business houses:
Mr.. John q. Eames of the II. B. Claf-
lin company: THE prosperity Of the
south u wonderful. 4 hn sales this fail
surpass even those of last year. whom
the business done was extraordinarily "
large
Mr.. George L. Putnam of Sweetd,a 4
Pembrooll < Co.: "The trade this yea.
will surpass the splendid record made
,ast year During President Cleve.
)and's administration manufacturing
lanSuished. Now old mills have start
ed, and new ones have been built.
There have been more new merchants
in this city this year than ever before.
Confidence has been established. In
the south there has been phenomenal
building of Gotten mills. If Mckinley
is re eelected, there will be Industrial ac-
tivity such as we have never seen"
Charles II. Webb of James II. Dun,
ham & Co.: I'VE are overrun with buy
ers. Merchants from every section are
perfectly satisfied with the administra-
tion, and look upon 1t as a strange
occurrence to find n Bryan man among
them. especially among southern mer-
chants. Business men of the south,
and noticeably among them the Demo.
Gratis, express themselves freely as
wanting Mr.. Mckinley for their next
president"
The sun., 1900-09-18
-, I.aa: ! .a.rar.z. ,.cnc.

f llrlct J 9rney Geosse d. Rey
nolci Y AIisso t.i hits the nail on thc
head : this faNion:
"rh. paramount issue now. as fou
years ago, is prosperity. What thl
people are most interested in today Is
how to continue and promote pres
perity. At the foundation of that is
the money question. All know that tr
reopen that means disaster. lIr. Bry
an. in the spirit Of dictator and the
determination of a zealot. forced tia.
issue into the Democratic platform aa,.
has challenged the country to n secon,'
battle on the free. and unlimited coin
age OF silver at tile fixed ratio of 1G te
/. 1t is the money question thai Is
now before the American people fOi
their determination: it is the question
of questions: Il is the issue above al
'se:..,". ~ Ct!'c.s !ssr-s are mere l..a''.
y!t.a AID bGl Of slight importance.
The sun., 1900-09-18
NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSIONS.
Low Rate G Personally Conducted
Trips via Pennsylvania Railroad.

September 20, October ard Is
are the remaining dates for the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company's popular ten.
day excursions to Niagara Falls from
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton. Special train will leave Washing.
ton 500 a. M, Baltimore 9,05 a. m.
Excursion of September 20 from Phia-
delphia will run via Manunka Chunk and
the Delaware Valley; special train will
leave Broad Street Station s 90 a. m. on
other dates special train will leave Phila.
delphia at S.l0a. m.
Round-trip tickets will be sold at $40 90
from Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton and all points on the Delaware Div.
sion; SLIPS from Atlantic City; 50. &c
from Lancaster; $3.50 from Altoona and
Harrisburg; $500 from Sunbury and
Wilkesbarre; 1915 from Williamsport;
and at proportionate rates from other
points, including Trenton, Mt. Holly,
Palmyra, New Brunswick and principal
intermediate stations.
For descriptive pamphlet, time of con.
Meeting trains, atop-over privileges, ano
further information apply to nearest
ticket agent, or address Geo. w. Boyd
Assistant General Passenger Agent, Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia.
The sun., 1900-09-18
The Campaign In Maryland.


Senator AicComas of Maryland re-
Gently made an encouraging report as
to the Republican prospects in that
state. In Baltimore" he said, prep
arations are being made for a roaring
business campaign, somewhat similar
to that of four years ago, when the
business community of Baltimore was
stirred as never before by the fear of
Bryans success and the danger of dis
aster therefrom and when old Demo-
Gratis went and voted for Mckinley by
hundreds, the result being an unprec-
edented Republican victory. The Bal
timore business men hope that that re-
suit will be paralleled this year, and
many of them predict that the $4,000
Republican majority Of 1896 may be
relied upon again in 1900.
'"The loss of Senator Wellington's
vote in the senate reduces the Repub-
lican majority by two, and the Dem
ocrats of Delaware are making siren
uous efforts to elect both the SEN
ators from that state, which would
| lower the majority still more, and in
| this way by Democratic gain here
and there in the doubtful states the
entire Republican majority in the sen
ate could be very easily oblterated
before the next congress meets, and
thus the only bulwark remaining be-
tween the public and the monetary dis.
asters threatened by a Democratic pres,
ident would beswept away. This shows
| how imDortuut IL ia that the nponlt
should realize the extent of the grave
responsibility resting upon them il
this campaign"
The sun., 1900-09-18
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

tai ne census Of Wilmington has been
WoU.ntl ,upuihted by the Census Bureau at
washington and as a result tbis civ ~
',, Mal De ciassed among those of the first
n"us MS , anu u "a , the duty OF every busi-
ness ness man in Wilmington to arrange his
business SO as to compete with those
oi other first class cities. We take
pleasure In announcing to the public in
general and our patrons in particular
.hat .l we have completed our arrange,
,'n'S IN : 'iilG and IN the coming fall we will be
~ position to compete with the largest
houses Of the largest cities. we are
TeccNlns the very latest fashions of the
raris Exposition styles for embroid-
efed waists, long fraks, also 1901 Rus
Slan nlouses The best workmanship
su%raiiIGed. s.i, ,r Call early and avoid the
Give us call.
NEW YORK LADIES' TAILOR.
lOl West Eighth Street.
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AN AUTUMN OUTING.
Gettysburg, Luray, Natural Bridge,
Richmond, ola Point Comfort, and

Gettysburg, Luray, Natural Bridge,
Richmond, ola Point Comfort, and
Washington.
A nine.day personally conducted tonr
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
to the Battlefield of Gettysburg, Lurav
Caverns, Natural Bridge, Richmond, Old
Point Comfort and Washington will leave
New York and Philadelphia in special
train OF Pullman parlor cars on Tuesday,
October 8. The party will be in charge
VI tourist agent and an experienced
chaperon. A whole day will be spent on
she Battlefield Of Gettysburg, a carriage
drive with lectures by an able guide be-
ing included in the ticket. Ample time
will be allowed st Luray and Natural
Bridge to view Che wondrous natural
formations. Sunday. October IA, will be
spent at Old Point Comfort. At Rich.
mond and Washington opportunities
will be presented to visit all the points
of interest under intelligent guidance.
The drip rate, including all
necessary expenses, is $50 from New
York, $63 from Philadelphia and PRO.
portionate rates from other points.
For detailed itinerary apply to Ticket
Agents; to Tourist Agent, 1896 Broad
way, New York; 4 C)lrt street, or Penn
sylvauia Annex, loot Fulton street
Brooklyn; 7S9 Broad street, Newark, n
j. ; or address Geo. w. Bovd, Assistant
General p"eeec9er agent, Broad Street
Station, Philadelphia.
The sun., 1900-09-18

weak candidate. Many are asking,
"who is this man DAILY anyway"
Both candidates triumphed over much
better timber Mr.. Handy turned in for
Ford, and ran things pretty much to
suit himself the result is that knives
are being wetted for Handy. Cooper is
the strongest nominee, from the fact of
his experience and because he is an in
dustrious and painstaking lawyer. Re-
publican harmony will insure the defeat
of the Democratic ticket.