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Arizona silver belt., 1900-06-28

The nccount of the Hayes Tilden contest of 1876 is good example of ! ,be best in this book, and a summary Mi 1t will serve to show how the chap k CTS are made up. Blaine was fond of Having sadly that he was the Henry $Clay of the republican party, md that sle could never be president. The slmilarity iu the two careers was in- deed remarkable. Each was twice de- Heated for the nomination in his party when that party was successful, and s1nmination meant election, and each ] wls nominated once only to be defeat. ed The prospec. for republican sue cess was not hitterIng at the opening
 [ ol the campaign of 1876. Grant was l more than willing to secure third ! aterm. aud refused to heed the pointed NWaruings to the effect that the Amer Hem people would not elect any man to , the presidency three times Even khuuSe resolution against it, which passed by 234 to Is. did not open his 1eyes
 When the republican convention met at Cincinnati, Blaine had clear majority of the delegates, and would [ certainly have been nominated with EsBything like fair play. There was \ pot au hour during the sessions that n majority of the delegates did not de- | sire to nominate hIN; but many were held by instructions or other compli- q cations. Blaine received the votes ot Il majority of all the delegates in the Il ,onyeution, but not on any one ballot. Never was the wish of a nominating body so artfuly misled from its intent, Blaine's enemies compelled an ad- journmeut on the day when ballot would have meant an overwhelming triumph for him by cutting off the gas rom tho building Cameron. n bitter enemy of Blaine, was chairman of the l Pennsylvania delegation, which wns made up almost wholly of Blaine men, but was instructed for Gov. Hartrantt; \ and he knew that Blaine could be \ nominated whenever all who desired ! his nomination were free to vote toi ] him.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-06-28

A press dispatch says that Senator Hanna, when he called the republican convention to order in Philadelphia, on Tuesday, had a rabbits foot sus- pended from miniature of Mckinley, in the lapel of Lis coat. Neither rab- bits foot nor the money of the trusts will save the Haunaites from defeat next November.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-06-28

The trial of Sam Finley, of Tncson, indicted for assault to commit murder, in connection with tho escape of the Cochise train robbers from the Tomb stone iail, has been set for trial on Saturday next at Tombstone. Finley states he has made no effort to secure bail on this charge, as 1t Is understood that the grand jury have two more in. dictments against him ready to spring upon him. His being released on bail in this case would consequently avail him nothing He is being kept closely confined. No interviews with him are allswed, excepting, of course, confer euces with his attorney, Charles Blen- man. of Tucson
Arizona silver belt., 1900-06-28

Tt was decided to propose to the Pensylyania delegation that as they were instructed for Hartranft, and to vote as unit, they should do so only while Hnrtranft's vote increased, and that whenever he dropped in the race l the delegation should then vote as a unit as the majority directed. Tbs ! was enthusiastically accepted by the 1 friends of Blaine, as they believed that Hartrauft's strength would soon be ex- hausted. and that then they would get a solid vote for Blaine; but Mackey and Kemble, who understood how to manage politicians of every grade in- cluding the carpet baggers and the cor Ored political spectators from the south, arranged with a number of the Allegations, chiefly in the southern states, to have Hartranft's vote ln- creased slightly on every ballot In stepd of starting Hartranft with an ex' hibition of his full strength, part of It vas held back, and, to the consterna- ton of the Blaine men from this state, Hartranft's vote was maintained untii he climax came in the landslide to GOy Hayes of Ohio. as compromise esndidate"
 The chapter goes on to give the nai- lots and the platforms of the various nrties which nominated candidates, aOi describes the methods by which Gii6an secured his own nomination al St. Louis. The popular vote and the electoral vote are also given in tables
 Incidentally there is q good deal of in'
 erestiug mention of the personalities which influenced the course of events
 Misfortune multiplied on Tilden iron
 toe beginning to the close of the bat
 tie; hut, even so, he would have beer
 eected by large majority had It no
 been for the fact that South Carolina
 Florida and Louisiana, all of which ha'
 Foted for Tilden, were taken away fron
 in h, a partisan electoral commission
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LEGAL NOTICES.
A. B. DnvaH and c 4 Brandenburg. Attorneys.
IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA HOLDING \ DISTRICT

4 B. DnvaH and C. 1 BrzndrnburC. Attorneys
IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA HOLDING \ DISTRICT
CCURT-lu re cXteHsiOn OF Sixteenth Street
northwest. No. 80. District Court
Notlce is hereby given that pursuant 10 the
provisions OF act OF Congress approved March
3, 1899, entitled IAN act TO extend Street. in
the District Of Columbia, and fOr other pug
poses. and an zct Of Congress approved January
80, 1900. entitled an act Tei3tiye 10 the widen
ing and cxtens5on Ci Sixteenth street. n toe
District OF Columbia. and IN act OF Congress
approved June 6, 1909, entitled ian act for the
extension 81 Columbia Road east Of Thirteenth
Street, and 70: other purposes the Commission
els OF the District Of Columbia have h!sI Z
Of land necessary for the extension % Sixteenth
Street northwest from Morris Street 70 the
District oi Columbia boundary line. with a Uni
form width OF one hundred and sixty 900 fe5t
as shown a plat nap prepared by ssid
Commissioners and annexed to their said petit
ton and marked Exhibit D. c. No / ." pay
ing that a jury Of seven ca judicious Cis.nser-
ested men net related to any person interested
in the proceedings. and not IN the service OF en-
ploymeDt OF The District Of Columbia or Of the
United States be summoned bT the marshal OF
the District OF Columbia to asses the damages
each owner OF land taken may sustain by reason
Of the extension of said street Snd TIE condefa-
nation Of lands for the purposes Of such exten-
sion, and TO asses the benefits resulting there
from against those pieces or parcels OF ground
situated ard lyIag each side of said Sixteenth
Street northwest, between Merris Street and the
Mil Road ard the Rock Greek OF NHIkh0IIse Ford
Road and between lots seven 10, four "a, and
eleven Cd. OF 4 K Shepherds Subdivision 10
the depth OF two huntred and Fifty (250) fees or
to such greater depths the benefits may be
found hy said jury to extend. measured on each
side thereof from the building lines OF said Six
teenSh StreeI "a extended, according 70 tae pro-
visions OF the Aforesaid acts of Congress. Il Is
ordered this J6T1I DAY OF NOVEMBER. A D.
$780, that all persons having any interest in the
proceedings be and they are hereby required
to attend this curt on the 7TH DAY OF DE-
GENDER. 1900. At 10 O'CLOCK A NJ. and 20
continue n attendance until this court shall
have made its final order rStifying and con-
firming the award OF damages and assessment OF
benefits OF the jury. Provided, a copy Of this
order be published once il the -sWsshiHston Law
Reporter and in the Evening Star Wash
ington Post. and the Washington Times news
papers, on secular days at least six times
before said 9Th day of December 1900, and the
marshal is hereby directed to cause a copy of
this notice 10 be served upon such Owners of the
land to be condemned as may be found within
the District Of Columbia.
BY the Court:
(Seal) A B. HAGNER, Asso. Justice
A True Copy. Test:
J. R. YOUNG. Clerk
BY r. j. MEIGS. IT., Asst. Clerk.
20 - 24da2
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NEW YORK. Dec S--The Stock Mar
ket opened active and generally lower to-
day. although there were some notable ex-
cepticns to the common tendency. Pa
yife Mail was conspicuous in this respect,
the stock advancing over Eve points in the
early de,slings on buying attributable 10
ne iGea that in his message to Congress,
the President would take strong grounds
in favor Of The Shipping Subsidy bill
On the other hand the Industrial shares
were rather feverish notably the steel
stocks. on reports that the President would
urge legislation looking to the placing of
restrictions upon the great industrial COM
binations
The London market for American stoeks
was materially depressed and according
10 the early cables the application for an
Injunction agains; the Baltimore and Ohio
dividend on the common stock, mad ere
ated a very bad effect abroad
The railway list opened generally lower
but ii soon developed aggressive strength
Notably strong features were the South
ere Railway shares. common and preferred
Southern Pacific New York Central. and
Chesapeake and Ohio. The Granger
shares were comparatively neglected but
were steady
The local traction shares were not ac-
lively dealt in. and were generally weak,
with Manhattan Railway conspicuous in
the dealings Aside from the views held
in regard 10 The tenor of the Presidents
message there was little that was new
engaging consideration upon the opening
If business. The showing made b. the
banks in their weekly statement on sat
urday was not regarded as encourag ing.
on account of the large increase in loans.
but there appeared to be little resultant
effect unon The market
Foreign houses dealt actively in this
market and on both sides Of the account
There appeared &c be the usual accumula-
ton of buying orders over Sunday among
the hundreds OF commission brokers.
Among the Specielties there was d sharp
advance in Pullman Palace Car, and Peo-
pies Gas after opening weak rose rap
idly There we're also large dealings in
North American at advancing prices.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03
MAIL MEN AT a SMOKER.
Clerks and carriers OF station 6 En-
Joy n Pleasant Evening.

The clerks and carriers Of Station 6 OF
the City Postoffice. gave an enjoyable
smoker Saturday evening At Loehl's Hall.
Seventh and y Streets An Interesting
programme was listened to- consisting Of
vioIir solo. by Grafton Montague; piano
colo. b, Nh Bond; songs. by Messrs- Rose,
Saunders, and Ferris; coon songs by Mr.
Murphy. and illustrated songs BY r Byron
Bond who was assisted by Howard Boy
den. singing. Where the Sweet Magno-
las Bloom The Reesor's Daugbt ter,
Nell. Don't Let Her Lose Her Way )"
1.-The Old Folks are Longing for You.
May aud The Fatal Rose of Red" and
evoked much applause. Supper was served
about 10 80 2. m. and the mailmen forgot
The BunGy time clock. the kickers on their
routes. ard other annoyances while paTJak-
ing Of the good things before them.
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Remedies Given Away uor pruuv Tn nav II Remedies
All This Week and "'' -''' - ~ u DISEASES

tion each
all
a a
offer rnade ounbia
and 0 for and
a
and
the methods eclectic appliances The
Special private received
Stomach
cder y, 1920
LIVER Cur g correcting Irregular Of
tn liver snd fsGrd Fd o Al 5f nh h taken 70 i
Washington n c 800
age = , go me .
myt cID 81 ]t If SPEEDILY the trouble consider
this remedy r finest hing 10 ;
SttN
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03
IN IN THE STOCK MARKET
Speculation Active and Prices
Lower at the Opening.

Pacific Mail Conspicuous Excep-
tion. Advancing on RumorS of the
Presfdcnt's Endorsement of the
ship Subsidy BiII-TEe Industrial
Quarter in Feverish Condition.
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WINTER RACING PROBLEM
Maryland jockey Club Venture
Causing Much Discussion.

Another Big Delegation of Racing
Wen Visits the Chesapeake Beach
cour~e-Hope OF Averting Turf
COnfiict-Sugsrestion That Horses,
Not Owners, BE OutIswed Endorsed
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IIsSslL.lIls.
5SaaSIII ssIllI 5IlI So
Grand Opening the Shade Eclectic needy Com
pany All This Week the Old Muny ices,
Southeast Corner 18th and G n. w.
Dr. Liver Away
5000 People This Week.


digestion
n ANN
a
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03

The tip ;ba5 sfisso,:ri Pacific is to be put
en- . / per cent basis IN February Is heard
frequently il the Street. II i a story that
has been told to the creduious for two years
OF more before every directors meeting
Some day II viii b. true OF course The
stock is E~t d good one 10 speculate on
win s, small margin
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03

SaIes-T.ncoln National Bank: 1920;
Capital Traction: 50d1GS Is; MeTgenthal-
Ct Linotype. {0a1Sg SIS. seller 30, l0@
1sg IL seller 50. 196fS9 IS; Lanst0n
Non5type: 2GnG l.. 50I4 Is After call
Mergeuthaler Linotype: iGd ISS 81 seller
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03
Col. John r. Popham Dead.

RICHMOND, Va Dee 2--Col John R
Pophan fell dead on the street of heart
disease here this morning. He was for
years a well-known character in Wash
iDgtoR
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03

/ per cent dividend OF TIE preferred an
easy matter The present price on South
ern Pacific IS reg ried as low whatever
the intention of she -nlanagement may lie.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03
Close of the Year Mt the vatican.

ROME Dee eighty thousand invita-
tons have been issued for the closing eere-
monies II the Holy Year at ST Peters On
midnight. December n
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03
LecisIati,c Rin NearIy ComnIefed.

The subcommittee, of the Committee on
appropriations - the Legislative bill will
complete the draft OF the bill this after
noon. Il will c2Fry about 81. 900. 100.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03
Lawyers, omces.

very good Offices, single or en- suite. with steam
heat and best o. service at very low rent in the
Hutefins Building, corner Tenth and D streets
northwest.
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Loans Of $40 I' "% F Pss75a; %s'%

Wagons. etc, az lowest rates and en- The dav va,
app--: We are leaning on the Building and Loa..
Association plan which makes the cost Of cgrr-
ing loans much less than you pay elsewhere ana
allows you 10 nay It of IN any sized notes yo,
desire. ru1I-ing from orc TO twelve months Yo1
only pay for the use % the money 70 the Ieactb
OF tine YOU carry it II ron have loan Viii
some other company viii pay 1t of and ID
vance yen more money If desired Rates chez
iuly giren, and no cost TO you unless loau is
made Leans made anywhere in ne Dist
Cal ans get rates Front room. first foor. Scie1-
tihc american Building
National Mortgage Loan Co.
G25 f St " W.
no6-tf
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03

Inc opening Oh the STOCK -ISsEhSL TINS
morning was fairly active and strong hut
L partoOk more Of the uncertainty of IasI
week than OF the bUoyanCy Of the week
after the election. One or two of TIE
SpecialJies were advanced sharply and
The general list made small gains, but the
buying was not heavy as enthusiastic Il
is difficult TO say what effect the opening
Of Congress and the reading of the Presi-
dents message will have on the market
but on the whole the outlook al present
seems 10 favor q decline rather than con-
JinuGnce of the advance. The public wish
es 10 buy stocks, but Il seems inclined 10
wait tor q recession The ciiqueS also
have sold ont much OF their holdings and
are waiting for lower prices on which TO
get them back. II Is not likely that If
the decline comes 1t viii be . very Big
one, and it is very nearly certain that
the upward movement VIII be resumed
again in the near future. Business ard
financial conditions are nearly all favor
able to . higher range OF prices.
1t is possible that there may be a tenn
porary squeeze in call money rates owing
10 bear manipulation, and this would AID
in causing temporary break in prices,
OF course: but the best authorities have
no lear OF permanently high rates This
morning the call loan rate WAS ! Per cent
and this is about what is expected as the
normal for some time to come. Il is not
& rate to discourage speculation as il
gives the brokers a good profit on all the
money they borrow 10 carry customers
stocks with al g per cent.
Pacific Mail. after being particularly
weak on Friday and Saturday OF last
week was the strong feature Of the mar
ket this morning. jumping up three points
Vt the opening and reaching 70 II in
three quotations The stock is manfpu-
lated TO suit the insiders, and it is one OF
the least attractive TO spectators with
any conservatism. It viii be advanced
sharply at times undoubtedly. and it win
also tumble many points at other times.
The Subsidy bill has little chance CT pass
ing. some OF the best informed people at
the Capitol say and it is certain that the
company is looking for trouble in getting
Its valuable contract with the Pennsyiva-
mia Railway Company renewed These
facts. with the poor earnings showing re-
Gently made by the concern. do not sug-
gest that it is particularly attractive
Investment at this time.
Sugar was advanced TO above 134 at the
opening The Arbuekies today advanced
the price OF refined sugar FIVE points to
r5-J0 aad the gamblers ussd- this as a bull
card. The secret OF the next inlportanf
move in Sugar stock lies IN tha question
If the dividend Is TO be increased or rot.
The insiders alone have this secret and
EIg0ne who buys or sells he stock Is DIse-
ing against stacked cards.
Southern Pacific was strong this morn
ing. There is some talk Of tie new sar-
tTel in Southern Pacific being more fib-
eral ia It's dividend policy thar Mr. Hr1t-
ington was One plan under discussion
IS has been stated heretofore. is the di-
vision OF the $20e COS, 030 stock into con-
mon and preferred which would make {
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No. Ynrk stn.k Market.

Corrected daily by W 8. IIIbbs K Co. NOM
bers o. the New York Stock Exchange. J4I9 ?
Street
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03

MONEY TO LOAN at s1z So. and ~ rer
cent, in sums of si,ec0 to $4,000 on d. e
real estate; pay of sad per cent mortgages
ard begin anew, ali transactions conducted wiz,
economical consideration tor borrowers. VIZ II
SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F st. n.y. iyI-tIera
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WALL PAPER.

up; all work guaranteed; samples brought.
1O0z II ST. ne no29-7t
THEY'RE orri See them agoing Nov it's
the black, then the white. There they turn
the curve. Now in the stretch. On they come
neck and neck to reach the wire" After the
races, stop and see me. Rooms papered, 3 up
F. 6. NoLTE, $40 9Th at. noI9-tf
ROOMS papered 50 up; samples brought. TH0s
GEORGE, 41I1k 9Th st. sw- noIs-lno
ROOMS PAPERED 81 up; only dealer who gives
legal guarantee with all work; estimates
furnished; samples broaght; largest and finest
assortment Send postal to WILLIAM V. MA
HONEY. COS Pa ave uoi-1mo
FOR RENT-SToREs.
FOR RENT-Niee store and six-reoH, house and
stable; good business I00l 4th St
iLs- nose et,ea
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Dr.. Ledthermdn,
The 80 DAYS" Cure

0or men) leads ali remedies IL this city:
prompt and permanent cure or no charge. Con
sultation free DR.. HcKEEHAA, SIG 18th 81. w.
Office hours, 9 TO p a m, 10 P Sun
DAYS, 20 1 D. n. no6-Im0
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,DOYOUNEEO MONEY?
We Have EtfOr You.

You need not go to the trouble to borrow
from friends: be Independent OF asking f1vors We
will lend 5ou On your furniture and pianos or any
you less and make the most lenieut terms In
fact you osn borrow on your own terms Call
and get cur rates before you decide who 10 borrow
from. Strictly confidential Private Offices CO
LUAIBIA GUARANTEE CO, 6i3 Sc. n.y.
au11-tf.en
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BIRDS. d ,Gs. ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS, singing canaries. mockinr
birds dogs cas-, rabbits gold fish, etc
catalogue free. SCHsiID'S BIRD STORE, 7i2 18th
St NV. auI2-tf
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-03

NNIE- JONES. Pllmist and Card Reader has re-
duccd her sc readings TO I5c for next few
days only; 10 a. n &c 9;2o D. m 6I9 st NV.
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LaSies. ISc- Gents 5Gc-
PROF.. c. AY-
STARTLING REVELATIONS
Nine. DeLong,

CARD READER
Your mind sn open book 10 her: rssiS ro71r
v1.y thoughts knows YOUR secrets reveals the
future ard shows you Jhe road Il >rceess- re-
moves spells hr electricity Sine alone +-,s-es--x
the MARVELLOUS HINDOO LOVE CHARM r4rsf
never fails. rs EIGHTH IT. y " de3.5
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FOR RENT-sToREs.

FOR RENT-Niee store and six-rooGn house
stable; good business Io0l 4th st ne
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-12
MRS. R0sAM0ND J. BELL DEAD.
Passed Away Yesterday at Her Homo
In NewDOrt

In Newport.
Death claimed pioneer and prominent
woman Of the vicinity yesterday when
Mrs. Rosamond Johnson Bell passed
away at her home In Newport at the
ripe age of eighty-six years. Mrs. Bell
came here from Vermont. She leaves
four children, Julia r. Bell. Mrs. Charles
A. Parker, Edward Bell, of Newport, and
Charles Nash Bell, Trainer of the present
st. Paul city charter.
The funeral will be held from the fam
lily residence at Newport Wednesday at
80 a. M, the interment being at Oak
land cemetery in this city. Friends de-
string to attend the services at the resi-
dence may take the II o'clock Burling,
ton motor.
The funeral of May, the four-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Cook
will be held from the family residence,
SSS Fort street, tomorrow morning, fol-
lowed by services at the Cathedral at 10
o'clock.
The funeral of Mrs. James Delamore,
who died early yesterday morning at the
ST. Joseph's hospital, will be held tomor-
row morning at $50 from the family resi-
dence, COS Mississippi street, followed by
services at st. Marys church at o'clock.
The funeral of Mrs. Maud l.. Lemaster
will be held this afternoon at o'clock
from the family residence, Ats Collins
street
The funeral of Edward Bambery will
be held this morning at $50 from the res
idence of Mrs. Mary Farrell, "a West
College avenue, followed by services at
the Cathedral at 9 o'clock.