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New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
SASS LrRE DLSAGREES.

The jury in the trial of Corporal Adolph F. Sass
accused Of the murder of Lena Wolf on May H.
came into Judge Fosters court at 1925 o'clock
yesterday, and announced that it was unable to
agree. The jury had been for twenty-four
hours and ten minutes 1t was announced that
nine of them stood for acquittal. but three held
out for verdict OF mansaughter in the first de-
gree. Judge Foster discharged the jury and re-
manded Sass back to the Tombs
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
IRON. STEEL AND TIN COMBINATION.
NATIONAL ROOFING AND coRRUGAIING COM
pANY INCORPORATED.

Charleston. W Va. July 26 (speciaD.-The secre-
to- Of State here has issued charter TO the
National Roofing and Corrugating Company OF
wheeling, W. Va, for the purpose Oh man
ss+1r1ne, and dealing in metal black plates steel
iron tin terne plates etc. The capital SUBSCRIBED
IS $500 paid in $50 the privilege of increasing
the same TO s5oooO0O The shares are 500 each and
are held by G. E. Needham, Cleveland; E Langen-
bscb Canton Ohio; A J. Hyndman, Cinclnnau
Frank G. Caldwell Wheeling, and l. r. r. I; Scot scot
cambridge Ohio The main object OF the corpora
non is the combining OF the iron, steel ana I'm
business bv the above named corporators, VINO
represent big interests in the cities where they are
in business.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
BIDS FOR REPAVING STREETS.
OFFERS FOR ASPHALT WORK IN MANHATTAN
AVERAGE 50 20 A SQUARE YARD.

James P. Heating the Commissioner Of High
ways yesterday opened bids for repaving parts of
four streets in Manhattan. four in The Bronx and
ten in Brooklyn. There were three contracts for
repaving with asphalt in Observation-Disclosures
from Park-ave. to Lexington-ave.: Eighty-third-
St, from Madison-ave to Park-ave.. and Morris
st, from Broadway to Greenwich-st. The bidders
we're the Asphalt Construction Company. the
Slcilian and, the Warren -Scharf comDanies and
their bids averaged $2 40 square yard or about the
same as recent contracts. The Brooklyn Alcatraz
the Crawford and the Eastern Bermudas companies
were the bidders for the Brooklyn asphalting The
to be tabulated. "
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
TRADE AND FINANCE ABROAD.

The movement in Europe in favor OF the svstern
of cooperation has made one forward step at
the Congress held in the Peoples House at Brus-
sells Belgium. the beginning of this month The
federation of the cooperative societies has heap
concluded This federation numbers now 1872 AMI
lated societies. among which three powerful
'co-operatives' of Ghent, Brussels and JoIimont
comprising about eighty thousand families which
a total of 100000. The federation has both com
mere merfiGI and political aims; but the former is the
members Notwithstanding the efforts of few
political leaders anxious to the societies for
the promotion of their own socialistic views The
union Of the cooperative societies will permit the
buying in larger quantities of products intended for
the use of the members at cheaper prices than at
vantages the cooperatVe federaton T SiInlar e & ad
to make its members producers themselves on
operative societies working separately.
British commercial power in Chilli as strongly
established there is the military influence of
Germany, has secured one more advantage for
English shpbuilders capitalists. The TN
tendente OF Valparaiso has been authorized by the
Government at Santiago to sign with the British
Steamship Company contract for the transporta
tion of the mas passengers and freight dispatched
received by the Government This official CON
tract provides for mlnimum OF two monthly trips
valparaiso: Ocos and Mepullis. and one monthly
budget prepared by the Chilian Government for 1901
provides for sum of f6,720 subsidy 10 the Bril-
Vaparaso 10 The Star and Herald Of rT0m
stated that the Government of Chill ''refussd
to consider the proposal made by the United States
Government, through the principal commercial Arm
Of Valparaiso for the purchase of the battieship
O'Higgins" '
The latest papers from Costa Rica report an in
stance of the progressive spirit shown by the Gov
ernment of President Igesas. He has signed
with England agreement to protect trademarks
labels and models OF the countries Anotber
agreement was signed with France establishing
system OF postal money orders. on the basis ~
the regulations adopted by the Interna tional Con
ventton of Washington. on June 10. 1897.
The commercial relations between France and
Venezuela continue to suffer from the recent dip
lomatic dispute. which occurred some four years
ago The Venezuelan importations TO France which
amounted In 1896 to 44546 935 francs fell In 1893 10
So S2s 2S1 francs The exports from France TO
Venezuela which reached $685. 1853 francs in 1885, de-
creased to 2.09s0l6 francs in 1898.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
NO CASE AGAINST ACTRESSES MAID

Lille Wright, maid to Mildred De Grey, the
dancer. who arrested Monday charged with
having stolen wearing apparel valued 5000 from
Miss De Grey, Mrs. John B. Doris and others living
at No. 121 West Forty-fourth-st.. was discharged
yesterday by Magistrate Deuel. in the West Side
Court. No complainant appeared against Miss
Wright. and in her own behalf she stated that the
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST TUBERcULosIs.

The precautions against the spread of tubercu-
losis adopted by many street railways elevated
roads and other corporations in America are int
tated in Paris. Recently that city has been
placarded with notices printed white paper the
color exclusively reserved for ofcial publications
They were placarded by order OF the municipal
administration Of the capital OF France, and read
as follows:
Notice: In the interest of public health and in
order 10 check the propagation OF tuberculosis
people are requested not 70 spit the ground.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
ELTGIBLE LLsr ZOE FIREMEN WANrED.

Fire Chief Croker is still complaining of the
lack of eligible list from the Civil Service Com
mission for the appointment OF some forty fire
ment. He said yesterday:
The men can't have their day off, some of them
don't get a chance to go to breakfast half the
time. They don't get their vacations. and the
whole Department is thrown of order. The
trouble lies with the Commission and Its failure
TO certify eligible list for the grades named"
The Civil Service Commissioners say they
unable to get out the list because of lack Of cler
cal help
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

NeWrTork Realty * FopaFy e an yBroadWay s2oOO
K9r% 97o Jacob 70 70 Stba SPagss s6OOC
Rosen Walter T to Lawyers Mortgage Insurance
COmpany' $50 $ 80 II oi 17ooC
Bqeisen Wolf and N6s MoTr 7 Sn9 ST demand 2ooOC
Rosenberg Charles. and solomon Steinteld 70
Teen%iGa ~ a3,bsi SaIinsS vesTs 6anN " 1s5oc
Palermo Charles Title Guarantee ana
Trust Company li['n-S' NO 'o' $1,000
Rrogan Martha and Charles, LAWYERS Mort
gage Insurance Company, Courtlandt-ave wild - -.
ened = l6oth-st widened, . years ZooO'
Same ,f6tb to same r9sntd 1900
MaTyin Ts ATeG No 10 East years 1s5Ot
NEW BUILDING PLANS
42d-st. No 314 to 3ls West, for two story and
basement brick store and lofts, I5x5T George
P wetmore Newport, r l. owner; Henry 49, -.
Palmer. No Union Square West. archltect-'.- SlooN
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
REA1, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

94th-st No Il " West ft:e 2ox1oos' David i'y so7OO
54tb-st n $ 21O II e Of Madison-ave. 22xlO0.5;
Francis , B Mccay ct al TO Rooer. 4sOot
F3arclay-st e corner West Broadway. runs VI
x $ 1O2l West Broadway; Mary Ryan
liam - . .
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27

Owing the great development of the sheep
growing industry in New-Mexico Arizona and Col
orado II is proposed by the Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad Company to construct at Chama, n. NJ.
the largest clipping and dipping yards in the West
When moderately full they will accommodate sew
enty-hve hundred sheep. The man yard. planned,
will be $50 $50 feet in the middle of which is be
clipping shed 800 feet long by 100 feet wide hold
ing booths for thirty clippers This clipping shed
will be surrounded by stock pens, and on one side
of the yard will be a dipping vat, with boilers and
other arrangements for keeping the solution at the
proper temperature. Pens viii be provided in
which to keep the shorn sheep until they can be
dipped, with others for cutting the lambs from
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
Gurroaate's Notires.
N PURsUANCE OF an order of Hon. Abner

IN PURSUANCE or an order OF Hon. Abner
C Thomas. Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
GossSs e G aSSssnd late o the County New YORK
20 p % feir place Of trsnsacng business No 20
Broadway. in The City Of & New York on or before the
the 9Th day q March 1900 61 6AYMoND @ HoAGIsMD I T
JAMES c. RERGEN Executors wM. N DYKMAN
Executors. iss Montague St. Brooklyn. N r
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Hon. Abner c.
d Ssn Of to the an Si S SsTnF
sEanst Msoqlm Graham -, late Of the the County ot New
e the at their b place of ~ S
City Of New York on Or before the 1s 2th Day % G ssPs
AMELIA MOTT aR4HAM. EseeqtTiK;;, MALGoIM
HATFTETD FaH E1eeHtas Mastsn Nieho.
the fiesSSty'' City Of M New York. k 0''
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner c.
Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of New-Y9rk
notice hereby given to all persons having claims 1s9.S
York present the with vouchers thereof
s @ the the oes ~ am IL n5 o No. 3 cSamSrs
uts n ns 6 6 of p@s Mx Or n: day
1900 MARCUS McLoUGHL1N Executor e,.n. wItLIAM I'm
ough of Manhattan. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Abner c.
Thomas Surrogate Of the County Of New York
against Robert r Z MsTenS late Of the County Of
Of place Of ,ranssetnE business
Street ' the BoTouSh % f Msnhattan in the city Of New
York on or before the third bird day Of January nex'
LAURA e MERTENs. Admnis,ratrfx.
ASHBEL p. FITCH. Attorney for Admnistratrtx. No
70 Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan New York city
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Hon. Abner C.
i Thomas a Surrogate the County Of New York.
NOTICE Is hereby given 70 all persons having claims
NJ. Keiner. OF the County OF New
York the with vouchers thereof
transactng
offices Wetmore & Jenner No "a Pine Street.
P Fitch. No. % Nassau Street.
in the Borough Of Manhattan and City OF New York on
before the 10th day Of December next
Dated New York the Path day Of May, 1900
JOSEPHINE SCHMTD. EMMA SCHWARTZ, Executrices
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon. Abner
c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
claims against
Mary Ritter the County OF New York de-
present with vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber ut his place % transactug business at the
office MacGregor Smith. No. 30 Nassau Street
in the City OF New York borough Of Manhattan on or
before the sixth OF October next
Dated New York. the 10Th day OF March. 1900.
DANIEL H SMITH. Executor.
JAMES MAcGREGoR SMITH Attorney for Executor.
30 Nassau St, y. Y G.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27

cation has made by Charles J. Wood to the
Suffolk FOR letters Of ad
mnistration upon the Charles Wood late Of
OF Babylon in the County suffolk decea ased
applicant has nled petition praying that
penalty OF the bond 10 be given by him as such
administrator shall exceed double the amount OF the
claims OF creditors against sa estate presented 10 said
under the provisions of
Civil Procedure; Notice given an persons
having claims against said Charles Wood
they required present said claims with the
vouchers thereof TO the Surrogate OF
his oftce at Rverhead in sad County before the
Goth day OF August. 1900
Dated July 9th, 1900 NATHAN D. PETTY Surrogate
WILLIAM q. NlCoLI+ Attorney for Petitioner. Baby
lon. Suffolk County y. Y
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
FRESH TRADE DEVELOPMENTS.

periodical devoted to industry and trade
printed In the Russian tongue and circulated In
Russia has been started in this city for the benefit
OF American producers. The first number appeared
this week. 1t is published by the NJ. S Friede
Company No. 800 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27

A DVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown once. No 242 Broadway
ID north of 8lstst, until O'Clock D m
msnts receved al the following branch offices
once rates until o'clock m. viz 254 e.
cor, 2ad-st l5o 6th-ave. l2th-st Mays 6th-ave
and iith-st li2 Columbus West 66th-st: 100
West 42d-st., 0h-ave.. o2 Wesf
between 7th aves: I50 East 4Tth-s sss
3d-ave.. between T6th and TTth IO28 ad-ave
olst-st.; 17Os 1s-ave.. s9th-s sd-ave near
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
5urroeates Notices.

DHI IUUWIF5 y UIIItS.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
= G Thomas, Surrogate of the County New York
NOTICE hereby given to all persons having claims
against Julia a Warren late of the County Of New
York the wit vouchers
subscribers, OF
business. Office OF Horace X. Doherty No 81
Pine Street City Of New York on or before tbe
18th day Of January next.
Dated York. the 5th day Of July 1900
PETER ]. WARREN
MAY G. WARREN
LORETTA a. WARREN
Executors.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Abner
c Thomas a Surrogate the County OF New York
NOTICE s hereby given TO all persons having claims
Bertha Kohn late Of the County of
present the with vouchers the
subscriber, his place of transaCtnE No 4
Broadway. CRY of York or before he
day o December
Dated New York the 25th day OF July,
DAVID KOHN, Administrator
NICOLLA ANABLE & LINDSAY. Attorneys, 81 Nassau
St, York City
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27

Mr.. Krchoh, Editor of The Iron Age writes
to that publication from Berlin reviewing the out
look for the sale of American machine tools in
Germany. great slackenine of business has been
noted of late ry German importers Mr.. Krchoff
thinks that little demand for neavy machinery need
be expected, but there is a cnance for light and
medium tools. Germany is talking about pro-
tective tariff on this class of goods however and
some concessions may have to be made on prices
by American manufacturers in order to retain
trade. Again. German pride has been greatly slim
ulated recently and determined effort will be
made to match our products in home shops. Amer
leans have been put still further a a disadvantage
by the slovenly work and poor materials that
characterized few articles from this country
which were sold in Germany within the last year.
American deliveries have also caused little COM
plant. The importer of American tools will now
compete with four classes of people: Those who
slavishly initiate American machines, those who
follow American practice TO some extent, but also
show more or less originality and adaptability; the
branch houses started in Germany by Americans.
and German houses that manufacture for Ameri-
cans on a royalty In the cost of material the
american at present has the adyantsgea but this
ficting evidence is afforded regarding labor that
Mr. Krchof hesitates to express opinion about
it.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27

By cutting P canal six and half miles long.
from the Welland River to the Jordan. a Canadian
steel company expects to get about fifteen thou
sand horse power part Of which will be used at
its own works and the rest sold If possible in
Toronto and Hamilton The canal and steel works
will be completed by September of next year if
all we'll.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27

A number of mills in New-England have been
sorely embarrassed by low water for several weeks
past, but this weeks rains will probably alter the
situation materially.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
School Ageuries

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS 4S,@ssss
"A supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors -.
&C.. 70 Colleges Schools Families. Apply Fs..a.rN
Mrs NJ J. XOuNG-FULTON. = IAlo-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
0farbers.

DE-, W q Ss9%s1L PR private % SatOE pupils homes
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
NlBNNY gWEN0E79 17Nr

Steamers ADIRONDACK or DEAN RICHMOND -.
Pier 80 River. foot Canal Street P u dan9
(Sundays excepted connecting express traas -
SARATOGA. LAKE GEORGE RICHFIELD sPPTNGs
SHARON SPRINGS. THOUSAND ISLANDS ADIPON-
DACKS. West Saturday night conasc,a
witt morning Saratoga. North Cr.sE
Caldwell, Lake George. Summer Ex~1r-
sion tickets al reduced rates
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
@A779M0ll EWEEllW9n1E1TE

Steamers ONTECRA and KAATERsECILI4 leave soos -
Christopher St svery wesS-dav At ?. "
Saturdays ONTEORA at 30 P. "a. and KAATzR-
SKILL 8 P NJ
Trains for Cairo. Palsnvle Otis Summit Hainss c.r
cere and TanEersvills connect
FARE-NEW YORK TO TASSERsvTLLE. 900
Descriptive F0lds- mailed tree
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27

STEAMERS CITY OF TROY OR SARATOGA ~
TIRELY REBCILT. rsfurnished and rsdscorasss
leave 10th 20. daily. P II. excepr satl-5s,
Sunday steamers touch at Albany
DINING ROOMS on MAIN DICK sEAPCHIrc9r
Ezcursicns-Troy. 81 50: Saratoga s. 50
Send for booklet excursion tours All sumner =.
North and East
New-York tribune., 1900-07-27
M0NTAWN STEQM80aT COL. I'm

Block Islani Orient. Greenport Shelter Isand
9oIthold and Sag Harbor-
Steamers vi Pier Is. e r foot VAN -
daily Except Saturdays and SundaysJ $50 o no,
Saturdays fO0 ? TIE steamer leaving On Tus.
days Thursdays and atop southod
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-11-02

One Pair NJ ules a good leader; Heifer, 81
months old, Jersey and Guernsey; yearling
Heifcr, full Guernsey: / Jersey Heifer,
mouths old; l Guernsey Heifer, months old:
l Brood Sow, will farrow in November, Male
Shnat, g months ODD 100 Laying Hens. Rid
SET noube Spreaders, 1 Jockey stick, Forks,
Shuvels, Mattocks, Hoes, Hay Fork and Rope.
sets Lead Harness, Check Line, barrels of
Vinegar, 2 Alright Stoves, Farm Bell, 20
tons Baied Hay Fodder by the bundle 5000
bundes); $50 barrels Yellow Corn, so barrels
Whit, Corn, Wheat 10y the bushel, half interest
in 1nte acres of Wheat and other unmentIoned
arfiCItS.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-11-02

No more welcome visitors come to Balti-
more than Louis Mann and Clara Lipman,
two delightfully."- comic players, who made
for themselves widespread regulations and
popularity in ''The Girl From Paris ''The
Telephone Grip and other frothy connections
along the same lines. This season they have
turned aside just trifle from their former
style of work, and have made an essay into
the realms of comedy, bit farcical perhaps,
with brilliant success. And be It carefully
noted, their new vehicle is thoroughly clean
one In every respect. In fact it Is as whole
and they have really made, by dint OF eXcruc-
iatingly comical impersonations, the fore
most laughing bit ofthe present metropolitan
season. Their new comedy success which
they bring to the Academy Of Music next
Monday night for a weeks engagement, was
written especially for them by Leo Dietrich
stein, and is called ''All on Account of Eliza"
For month 1t was given at the Garrick
Theatre, New York, to series of brilliant
and delighted audiences; and were 1t not for
the fact that it was crowded out by "David
Harum,' 1t would still be in the metropolis,
where 1t returns later for an extended run.
1t comes to the Academy fresh from its me
tropoitan success, with the original COM
pany, scenery, accessories intact. Local play
goers will therefore see it at its best. They
will also see Mr. Mann and Miss Lipman in
probably the two most funnily entertaining
and most constantly entertaining characters
which they have yet presented. Mr.. MauD's
part, as usual. tanges him up in that extra
ordinary, understandable, side-splitting Ger
man dialect which no one on earth can handle
with 80 much effect as he, and which strains
the disabilities of his audiences to the snap
ping point.
Miss Lipman in her new role demonstrates
that she is in an ingenucish in the truest sense
Of the word, and one of the most delightfully."-
roguish and piquant at present on the Ameri-
can stage. Her comedy, it will therefore be
seen, Is capital foil to that OF Mr.. Mann.
Both artists have excellent opportunities to
shine, and both take full advantage Of them.
"AIl on Account of Liza" savors strongly of
rural New York instead Of ''Gay Paree."
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-11-02
A Big Fire.

PERRTMAN October 30 1t is with much re-
greet thfr we note the destruction BY fire OF
Nr. j. Fl Emmor,i's store, table and wagon
sheds on Monday night The fire was dis
covered about midnight by member Of Mr..
Frank Johnson's family, who lives near by.
shortly after the whole neighborhood was
aroused the explosion Of n package Of gun
powder, aud sooH large force OF meu we're
at work ing 10 subdue the fire, but ii had
gained 40 much headway in the store for
their efforts TO meet with any success. They
saved The wheelwright shop Of MIR. j. Grafton
and Mr. larry Mitchei's blacksmith shop
was sligtt. damaged The shoemaker sh1is
aud stab w..Te completely destroyed. M
u. n. .I,unsOn lost several hundred dollars
worth -, machinery aud Wagons which were
stored In the stables The building whIcil
was the property OF Mr.. NJ. n. Ouid, OF BaitI-
more, was p rtially covered nv insurance.
The stock, valued ut sbrut 50 ONO, owned b.
Mr.. Emmord, was insured for ~, 100. The
store Will be rebuilt Immediately OH the old
foundation.
The ladies' OF the Methodist Church will
serve oS aters 10 .le voters on election day the
warehouse of Mrs 2 Mcdonald, neaT Tie pol
room They will also hold an oy ster supper In
Mr.. o. n JOhnsen's new bnildiug at the de
pot Ut NJ ht.
Card = 1ut far HE we ding II Nj hos
AIr.cit. "a. .lrr Df Rev Si'l'am \ ricl
f,r..u 1t Sp sU la Church, >" Mt Jpsep'
VIM, I.GnlnIUrU.
| allss .,.icG Taylor oGg JUNO. ,cdu2. mi b
iresS, Is unable 10 iii her place on account ri
thness.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-11-02
The Democra,ic Mentinx.

The Democratic meeting held in Bel Air
last Saturday afternoon and evening was one
Of the most enthusiastic ever witnessed in
our county Court House. Mr.. Walter Finney
president Of the Bel Air Democratic Club
called the meeting to order and Mr.. Samuel
w. Bradford was selected chairman with
William T. Clark aid j. Martin McNabb
secretaries. The following vice presidents,
who are presidents Of the different Demo
cratic clubs, we're chosen: c. C. Cronin, T.
l. Hanway, William B. Hopkins Walter
Finney, Walter slade, w. Beatty Harlan, z.
J. Shanahan, James X. Massey, John Il.
Engle, DIR. Martin L. Jarrett, J. K. Straw
bridge, s. 7. Pcteet, Jacob b. Metzcl, William
P. Taylor and DIR. w. w. Hopkins.
The audiences at both meetings we're repre-
sentative ones, one of the most striking
features being the large number of Democrats
present, who left the party in 1896. The
speakers received liberal amount of applause
and the mention of Bryan's name nearly
brought down the house. other prominent
Democratic leaders were also applauded, e.
pecially Senator German. When he was re-
ferred to by one Of the orators the crowd
nearly went wild.
In taking the chair Mr.. Bradford made a
| most excellent address. He gave in a succincG
manner the history Of the country and clear
| ly showed the dangerous policy into which
| the nation is drifting. Addresses were also
| made by Messrs. John Grason and Charles Z.
| Fendall Of the Baltimore county bar.
at night the Court room was crowded to
suffocation. Standing room only Was the
| fate OF the late conner and he was lucky If he
got that MIR. Samuel j. Randall, of Phila,
delphia, who made a speech here four year.
| ago for Mckinley was the first speaker. He
| was followed by Mr.. Isaac Lobe Strsua, who
made one OF the most polished and best pre-
pared speeches that our people have had thu
opportunity to listen to for many n day. Mr.
j. f. Wood closed the meeting with mos
excellent address.
The campaign committee feels very mucl
encouraged over the outlook 10 Hartford
county. There is no question but that W,
will give Bryan, Stevenson and Talbot
handsome majority.
DO not forget that the Demo
cratic ticket is the first on the off
cial ballot this year. The emblem
is jackson and Liberty Max,
but one mark and that opposit
the emblem.
one1 7ssxtbas Vii UMsn stve NV I'm esiin