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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-07
IRISH POSTMASTER HELD.
He VIII Return TO Answer Charges OF
Forgery.

NEW YORK. July Thomas HalIoran
the runaway Irish postmaster. who was ar
rested Thursday morning cn landing from
the Oceanic. admitted his identity when
arraigned before Commissioner Shields
yesterday and said he was Wiling to 20
back to Ireland to face the charges Of for
gerry against him, He was held for extradi-
ton.
HallOran was assistant postmaster al
Quinn. County Clare. ireland. and a short
time ago disappeared. He had, it vas al
legged, obtained about G5CG in cash on
forged telegraph money orders II was
learned that he had taken passage on the
Oceanic and at the request Of the British
Foreign once, through Sir Percy Sander
son, the British Consul general here. he
was arrested upon his arrival
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-07

NME- DAVIS. bora e!ssrvoyanu and card reader,
tells about business, reaIoves spells aud evil
nfuences, relInites thS separated, and gives luck
20 ais cures piles and drunkenness 1928 18th e.
DIV. IeI0-lmo
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-07
NEW YoRK's HOT WAVE.
metropolitan Records Broken by An
other Searching Dny.


NEW YORK, July To-day has been
another "seorcher," the hottest July on
record No permanent RELIEF is likely be-
fore Monday night, the local forecast be-
ing for continued high temperature. with
tnunderstorms this afternoon OF tonight
and tomorrow and cooler Monday night
Win fresh southwest winds.
ipe temperature today was II at a. N
ana % at 10 a m. as compared with 73 and
50 - degrees al the same hours yesterday
AT l p m II was 81. The humidity was
somewhat less today. registering so at s
a m and "a al 10 4 m against 80 and
% al the same hours yesterday The record
temperature for Jnly is 80 degrees, a
point which has been reached several
times
At Norfolk, Va. the temperature yes
terday reached 100 in the shade and at
several cities today they registered 81
The heat wave is general throughout the
eastern and central sections Of the coun-
Try
The s1-degree mark when reached was
the highest record for any July :. the
highest previous record having been 80
degrees.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-07
RUNAWAY LOVERS WON.
Pursuing Father Too late 10 StoI
the Wedding.

WELLSBORO, Pa. July Though en-
listing a horse. a telephone the police
and a freight train. Farmer Hiles Johnson
Of near Tioga, lost in a race ID prevent his
fourteen-year-old daughter. Edith, who had
eloped to Corning from marrying Charles
Ravens her lover.
Edith left home clandestinely and met
Ravens at Tioga. He bought her a rev
frCck, in which to be married and then
went 10 Corning on an early train.
The girls father, when he discovered
his daughters absence rode TO Tioga on
a horse, telephoned to the police at Corn
ing TO arrest the clippers, then followed
on a FRIGHT train
The police found the couple twenty min
utes after the clergyman had married
them. The girl represented that she was
nineteen years old. At the police head
quarters Edith cried Then the father
said he guessed he would have to make
the best OF it, and the trio went back to
the farm together
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-07
LITTLE WORK FOR CoNv1cTs.
Mnry land PenItentIary shops Run
ming Below Capacity.

uhrS ldhd Fentfcnttnry shops Rum
ming Below Capacity.
BALTIMORE. July The oonvicts IN
the Maryland PenItentiary are having abou;
One-third less work 70 do than usual. ON
ing 70 slack demand FOX the products Of
their labor. The shoe department. Warden
Weyler said. is turning out about 2.500
pairs a day instead Of about 5000 pairs,
the usual amount
The molding department is the hottest
place about the institution. There are about
loo cOavicts, mostly strong, young coIorei
men. who work in temperature from 30
10 $50 degrees
The regular keeper 10 charge OF these
men vas sick yesterday and his substitute
was Frustrated By the heat
The men are given all the liberty that
can be allowed without interfering with
the discipline Of the institution during
hot weather" said Mr.. WeyIer They
sit outside the shops IN shady places hen
not al work a, the end OF the days
work, about As O'Clock. they take a good
sponge bath at large trough. clean up
and at $50 o'clock march into The dining
room looking as fresh as though they had
not been al work during the day.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-07

BALTIMORE, July captain Pireh. cf
the steamer Brighton, from Barry. reports
a voyage marked by exceedingly cold YEA
Their. Overcoats were necessary for com
fort until the vessel was near the en-
trance TO the Chesapeake, which was en-
tered on Thursday. Then the heat be-
came so intense that two of the engineers
and two seamen were overcome They
were revived by the time the Brish On
reached port
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HOUSE TORN TO PIECES.
Lightning Wrecks Two Barns an5
Skaters Dwelling.

PENNINGTON, n. J., July while ne
members Of Peter Michaelson's fsI0ily we're
preparing for bed Thursday night bolt
Of lightning shattered theiJ lone from
roof to foundation The ensire structure
was destroyed, with al II contained. By a
fortunate combination of circumstances the
occupants Of the house escaped unhurt.
The high winls ala considerable dam
age in the upper part of Hunterdon
county, and several small bridges were
washed away The barn owned by d.
Fritts of Plainield, located near White
House, was destroyed by lightning as
was the barn owned by G. c. Gearhart.
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JULY WEATHER AT SEA.
Forecast Made by the photographic
Once.

BALTIMORE. July 7.-Hydrographic pi-
lot charts for July have been received at
the Baltimore branch office in the Custom
House are being distributed TO observers
for the bureau. The forecast for weather
at sea during July is given as follows
Generally fine weather over the North
Atlantic, gentle to MODERATE winds pre-
yaiIing. Occasional moderate gales along
and to the north of the transatlantic
routes and cast of the American coast
north Of 30 degrees north.
Beginning Of ne "est Indian hurricane
season jt1Ife he lstter Pars q IKE month
Fog as Shown. in the region Of the traps-
atlantic routes. longitude 40 degrees 20 de-
Erees west; most frequent south of Virgin
Rocks and in the neighborhood Of Flemish
Cap and Sable Island. Icebergs in the vi
cinity Of Belle Isle, east and southeast OF
Newfoundland. and near the fftieth meri-
dian north of lautude q degrees north.
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KENT & CO., l343 FIST. NV.
Real Estate, Brokerage, Loans, In
Nestments. Fire Innurnnce. Etc

yestnents, Fire Insurance, Etc,
SHALL BE GLAD 10 ladies and gentiennen
who have properties 10 sell. or desire % buy.
PROSPERITY Is ASSURED as our experience
u large and varied Come early 20 Us II
your business requires experienced attention
OUR PROPOSITION 10 either TO buy or sell
for you. il your property seems, after short
interview. to merit careful attention We
viii MAKE OR SAVE MONEY FOR YOU with
much pleasure Can also furnish many high
testimonials n desired
Call ho~ or as Son the active season co=a-
mences-
NJ ONE i BETTER POSTED HERE in the
iines OF real estate For property and homes; and
~e can promptly buy or sell same We viii con-
F'nee you Of the essential merits Of our plan II
!o1 EiIi call or at least write now 20 COL D. II.
hENl iy4-tf
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UNNECESSARY LNss OF TINE.

Mr.. W. ) W6edOn. cashier OF the First National
Bank Of Minterset, Iowa. in a recent letter gives
some experience with carpenter in his employ
that VIII be OF value 10 other mechanics He
says had carpenter working for me VINO
vas obliged 70 stop work for szversl DAYS on
account OF being troubled with diarrhOea
mentioned 70 him that I had been similarly,
troubled and that Chamberlain's Collie Cholera
Ind biarThoea Remedy had cured me. he bought
bottls OF II from the druggis: here and informed
me that one desc cured him. and he Is again az
his work" For sale by Henry Evans, wholesale
and retail, and all druggists
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LIVING WITH A BROKEN NECK.
NoEePs Injuries Were Received by n
Fan From n Tree.

PHILADELPHIA, July with his
neck broken and completely paraIyzed eK-
cept in the brain. Louis E. Vogel OF z55l
North Jessup Street, is lying in the Samar-
itan Hospital The injuries were received
in a fan from mulberry tree on July !.
at Wilkesbarre- Little hope is entertained
OF his recovery. although the physicians
IN charge are giving him the best at
tent.on possible
Vogel, who IS a travelling salesman. was
spending his vacation at Wilkeshar re. He
fell a distance Of thirty feet striking tn
ground on his shoulder. fracturing the
fourth vertebTa. He was taken to The
Wilkesbarre Hospital. but yesterday a.
his own request. he was brought to this
city and placed in the Samaritan Hoepit a..
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. }, OWEN. Aue,ioneer, gis F st. uw)

JTHOS. J. OWEN, Auetioneer, Sis st. nw.)
BY VIRTUE Of a certain deet of trust dated Sen
teniber y. lsl9, and recorded IN Libcr Pas
folio 81 q Sec Of the land records OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia. and the request Of the ga Il
secured thereby All sell public auction c1
she prenlsss ESQ 6 81 nv. Washington D. C.
on MONDAY. July 3, 1900. AT S O'CLOCK P.
N an undivided thirteen fourt-cutas interest IN
al the good, and cHat1eis mentioned in schedule
'.B o. the above named deed O.! Trust. CONSISTING,
q printing presses paper cutter. SJitcher -.5t0r
with sh4fting and betting, composing stones.
stands. and cases. cabinets, gaiieys .ype and al
the accessories Of hrst-Czss printing estlh-ish-
ment Terms Eace known ~ the time q sale
GRO. r. THOMPSON
THOS. MAI ,SEY.
ESt Trustees.
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The Contest i'm New York.

The Democrats are pretty certain 10 carry
View York this fall, but think the elm nation
Of Roosevelt from the polite OF that state Will
have little effect on che re- IT. The Democrat.
viu win In New York not only because The
party y united but because Il the vital princi-
pies at stake There has never been contest
IN tins country since the prerevoiutionary dis
putes between wing and tory in which the issues
were 80 clearly defined between American and
anti-American principles
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-07
HE SEARCH AT RoBoKEN.
Dynamite 40 BE Used to Bring ID the
Bodies

ny hdhiAtc 40 he lee0 TO Bring y the
Bodies
NEW YORK. July The search for
+ bodies believed to be under the piers de-
stroyed in the Hoboken Ere continued this
morning None had been found up 10 noon
today, and the total number of bodies re-
covered up to last night was 135. Mayor
Pagan was not about the piers today, but
DR.. Samuel Heller. President OF the Ho-
bOken Board OF Health, Tas on hand.
The possibility OF a fever epidemic in
Ho5Oken has made lie authorities IN
usually active and complaints from citi-
zens have caused the Mayor and Board Of
Health TO adopt The method of raising the
bodies by dynamite. Ii was thought like
ly that this means Of blowing up the
wrecked piers. affecting the release Of the
bodies caught in the twisted tim5ers.
would be begun later in the day.
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Gold sIentncrats-
CFrom the : siAfIaaEnta Journal

=
On live issues the Republican party represents
the protective tariff and The trusts and q these
the gold Democrats are onalterably opposed II
they were influential ia. preventing dangerous
financial legislation they hope 70 be still further
useful in correcting -sbuses Of legislation which
have been perpetrsteS by the Republican party.
Appeals TO gold Democrats 70 support Mckinley
fall on deaf ears ~.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-07
Gold Find In Georgia.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 7--MucA
excitement has BEEN created at Dahlonega
Ca, by rich strike of one of the gold
mining companies. A vein being worked
through from the mountain with an av-
erage yield of S. per ton suddenly expand
ed into a lead on free gold and pay dirt
that assayed about 81 Geo per ton
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Miners return 40 work.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, July The
miners in the Birmingham district having
signed the wage scale agreed to by the op-
orators, have returned to work and the
exodus to the east Tennessee mines has
discontinued. The Tennessee scale eN-
pires July -. and fears of trouble by
large influx Of Alabama miners has ceased.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-07
FREIGHT CARS FOR PEACHES.
Delaware Railway Facilities to BE
Taxed by the Crop.

WILMINGTON. Del. July 7.-ku avail
able freight cars or the Philadelphia, VII
mingJOn, and Baltimore Railroad are be
ing prepared az the shops in this city for
use in the shipment Of peaches. They
viii be transferred to the Delaware d.
vision as rapidly as possible.
Special Agent n. Mills OF Clayton,
estimates that four million baskets OF The
fruit viii be consigned from po.uts or the
Delaware Railroad System during the sea-
son. This viii be nearly seven thousand
car loads. The early varieties are ROW
being shipped from the lower part Of Della
MARE
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-07
Catnrrh and Colds Relieved in 10

10 go Minutes--one short puff Of the breath
through The blosSer, supplied with each bottle Of
Dr. Agnews Catarrhal Powder, diffuses this
powder over the surface Of the nasal pasSauas
Painless and delightful to use. Ii relieves in
SANITY, and permanently cures Catarrh. Hav
Fever Colds. Headache. Sore Throat Tonsilitis
and Deafness. Fifty GEMS Sold by r $ Viii
iiaIns. 9th and SITS, EdmOnds & Williams. 30
and p. ave.-2o
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-07
Missisvippi Democrats Pleased

JACKSON, Miss, July The ticket
nominated at Kansas City is heartily en-
dorsed by the papers and leading D mo-
Gratis OF this city. There is very general
rejoicing that Towne was not nominated;
also that free silver was not made the chief
plank in the platform
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-07
rOR EXCHANGE.

FOR TRADE-Splendid Washington lot. near
cars: viii trade FOR horse md outfit. or chat
tes; open for proposition. TREADWELL So r
81. NV lyg-5L. en-
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Hank President Drops Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. July 7.-President
supple. Of the Iron National Exchange
Bank. dropped dead this morning at his
home on Spring Garden Street
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Louisville continues rather weak Some
Of the gossips suggest that il is too high
II It IS to remrin on the present dividend
basis which - ner cent regular and /
per cent extra per yvSr. The rather
poor showing Of gross earnings for the
last week of the fiscal year also undoubt-
edly has caused some selling OF the stock
on the whole IL would seem that the stock
should be bought on further declines. The
earnings OF the company for one week are
a very small portion Of a years business.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-07
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

TruN. but he carries the =
- Cushion Truss all ever the En4t-
etaIeA Nen. women. and ckl.u.t
Ike them The Ais CushiSn Pad no.
mfort. COthing else will ConSlltaI ,-
Eeeks' Trial free. Lady II attendance ~
Once. PsEl5rs. waiting. and consulate
the same roor- Catalogue iree til
AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. lss,
=. 90 eoor. r,hlo- =. q,
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The eoalers were fairly strong, Jersey
Central. recovering 10 1870 from the de-
cline of yesterday.
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How Sic Dcdge. NaturaI ReruItr

(From the indianapolis Journal)
Mrs Rash pOtters e-ounS in the wet grass
wedding her flower bed dav after day and she
never gets rheumatism
Well, some women are Just Shat Contrary
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and. as has been stated heretofore, the to-
tai for the year was a fine one.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-07

The earnings OF the American Steel and
Wire Company for the first five months of
the fiscal year were IS 300 0O0 or more than
enough to pay the dividends on both the
preferred and common stocks for next year
entire. a showing quite as good could De
made by nearly all OF the new steel compa-
nies. The figures are a curious comment
on the present range Of prices in the group.
Steel and Wire sold of a point today and
other steel stocks declined.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-07
New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs & Co, mem
bers Of thu New York Stock Exchange, i4l2 F
Street
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TIE STOCK MARKET Dull
A Firm Tone in the Days Wall
Street Dealings.

The Granger shares, Pacific Issues.
and Louisville aud Nashville RcIn-
tions-JerScy Central and Illinois
Central StrOnE-DIvIdend RumOred.
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!NSTANT REIJEF

from headaches. nausea. giddiness, stomach psins
and indigestion follows the use Of Warmers safe
Cure Sold by all druggists
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Sugar held its own. but did not advance
as many had hoped il would.
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IUdHS Ul Blu on FURNITURE
tPIANQS HORSES

Nssons sIc. a. owes ra;es and On he day
you apply. We iOani1g q TIE building ard
Loan Association plan. which MAKES the cost Of
carving leans n,GSh l6Es than you pay else-
where and allows you - pay it oE in any sized
notes you 6estre, running non ere % twelve
month";. You onl- pay for the use OF money COR
the length Of time yea carry y II you hive
loaa with some ether company Will pay IL
eh and advance you rore money II desired Rates
eheerfuIly given snG nc cost 10 you u1less loan
: made Loans made 2nywherS, in the District
Cal and geS rates Front room nrst soor, So.
sntinc American PUiidiEg-
National Mortgage Loan Co
CPS Street n. W..
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s. a Month

Which includes al medicines, is the highest fee
accepted from anyone
Dr. Young treats all diseases Of the brain and
nervous system, Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Dys-
pepsis. Constipation. Liver Diseases; all affections
Of the Rye, Ear, Nose. Throat and Lungs: Night
Emissions. Sexual Weakness. Organic Weakness
Structure. NaTicocele, HydTOcele. and ali diseases
Of delicate nature affecting the Urinary Organs
ly5-tf
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Chieago Grain ANA ProrIsion MarI>et

Corrected daily by W. r. Hibbs & Co, mem-
bers Of the New York Sock Exchange, lll2 F
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MONEY TO LOAN at SO. SZ. 4. and AZ pc,
cent in sums Of SIoO0 &c $1,000 on d. C.
real estate; pay of and per cent mortgaseS
and begin anew; all Transactions Conducted with
economical consideration Tor borrowers. WA II
SAUNDERS * CO, 14O7 ST nv. Witt, en-
MONEY loaned salaTied peoT4e and retail ner-
chants upon their own names without Sc
curity, easy pzymeats. -TOLNAN, Room =. 9lS-
9l4 St oc22-Iyr
MONEY To LOAN On APPROVED CuILAT-
ERAI-No delay. CHARLES A. BAKER
Rooms 40 and A, Me,zsrott BailGiEg. no ;.
iele-u
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confzsioas sIooR Poison

must b treated promptly and vigorously. OF Il
viii break down your health. IS ;. o - -
cures the worst c4ses permanently. - - ~
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-07

The Stock Market was d4u and showed
no particular features today, thus giving
some disappointment 10 these that had hop
ca Tor a continuance OF the advance OF the
early days OF the weeks. The opening was
on somewhat, but there was a fractional
recovery during the first hour After that
there was 10 particular tendency and even
after a surprisingly poor bank statement
the market could not &c. up any activity
IN a small decline The week has SEEN
bad news from China anj what Wall Street
has decided 70 consider good news from
Kansas City. The Kansas City news a;
first seemed 10 outweigh but II l. prob
able that very little actual bIying for the
public was induced aad in the
absence Of this there has been
narrow professional market CT two weeks
ago Opinions as 10 the next movement
Of the market are not worth much but
perhaps small decline should be expected
after the advances Of This week Buying
for investment would be proper and con-
seryatiye N any such recession
The bank statement figures were poor
and they were more disappointing than
usual because the Street had been looking
Tor fairly good showing. Reserves de-
creased 81. 270. rs; loans decreased S557g.-
SEQ; specie decreased 1856. 200: leEals de-
creased $l,504, 600; deposits decreased So
4Oo,oOO; circulation increased $61100. One
explanation OF the decrease Of nearly So
100000 in cash where an Increase had been
expected, is that one OF the most impor-
tant banks manipulated the statement of
last week in some way 10 help out the
trust companies in their showing at the
end Of the fiscal year. Last weeks state
ment was much more favorable than had
been expected The result Of any such
manipulation must Of course show even
tUally.
The price of wheat and corn was still
of this morning, and the grangers held
their own well at the prices of yester-
days close, which show a good gain for
the week After the bank Statement there
was some selling. The group has been one
OF tie strongest during the week despite
the feet that there are still many bear
ishly pGclined regarding 1t.
The Paciiics were fairly strong. Union,
common showing more support than
Northern Pacific. common. The selling OF
Northern Pacific is not considered Of i'm
portance. The stock has a great number
Of friends at its present level. President
Mellen says the crops along his line are
nearly as large as they were last year and
that the business Of the company will be
excellent.
The earnings OF the American Steel and
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uitable replies were sent by the Prea-

suitable replies were sent by the Pred-
dent.
Ex. Internal Commissioner Miller, OF
West Virginia, who is here today, says
that though the republicans have done
and will do all they eau to carry that
State, he feels pretty sure that he ma.
jority OF the voters there are In favor OF
Bryan and that the electoral vote oil
the State will be 30 cast.
Senator Hoar, of Massachusetts,, 10
here today, but could not satisfactorily
explain the remarkable difference be-
tween his speech against imperialism
10 the Senate, and his support OF I'M
perialism now.
The 9th, Thursday, has been deter
mined upon as The day for the nag rals'
ing at Gainesville, Virginia. Among
the speakers will be Mr.. Llpscomo o,
this CITY. and Messrs. Lee, Machen ana
Moore, of Fairfax county.
At democratic headquarters it IS said mat
Yeliable Intelligence from Chicago is TO the
effect that the republicans there sre very
much alsrmei and acknowledge hat New
York. Indiana, West Virginia and Maryl'n
are now doubtful States, and that it will take
extra exertions to secure Mr.. McKinleS's re-
election. Senator Jones, chsirm,n Of the ns'
tions democratic committee, and Senator
Daniel left here last night for New York.
Mr.. Jones said everything was favorable, and
Mr.. Daniel, that all the indications now point
ed TO Bryan as the coming man.
The Post Office Department today issued a
fraud order against Chas. II. smith & Co.,
General Help Il Labor Exchange Rich mond,
Va. 1t is charged thst Smith & 90 a, sd YER
tse to supply help for people and converted
money received for transportation Of servants
and fees to their own use aud did not fufnish
the servants.