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Of the President. but on account Of the
large crowd this pleasure wss only enjoyed
by a few until the Pres Dental party
reached a more accommodating place
While the band played Welcome Home
the President and party were escorted 10
carriages and driven TO the Mckinley cot
taEe. on North Market Street. This cot
tage Is now the President own. having
been purchased by him during the early
winter. Il became well known curing the
campaign Of 1876 because from the front
porch Mr.. Mckinley made speeches TO the
hundreds OF visiting delegates.
In this cottage. which has been some
what enlarged and repaired President
and Mrs. Mckinley first went 10 house
Keeping and in IL he was informed by
the 1896 Uot.dcatiCl committee Of his
nomination for President. Here he VIII
be -0tfied Of his denomination on July u.
Upon IT,. arrival OF the party at the
cottage. watch is IN readiness for them.
many hundreds Of citizens shock hands
with the President and extended TO him
welcome. The President spent the entire
day at the cottage in rest. with the eXcep-
tion Of occasionally going 10 the receP-
ticu room 90 meet ard greet sCTe old
neighbors and friends
Nr. Mckinley has had his carriage and
three horses shipped here from Washing
ton and ne viii spend much OF his time
in driving with Mrs. Mckinley about the
city ana country. Among those who call
ed upon the President during the day was
eN-Secvetarv Iav
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The OTHER CONVENTIONS.
fOlitIcal OrGani1ationS to Meet in
Kansas City Next WeeL

fOAitical Determinations to Meet in
Kansas City Next Week.
KANSAS CITY, June S8--Besides the
National Democratic Convention Kansas
City viii have the National Silver RsDub-
hcan Convention. a convention OF the
United States Monetary League. a meet
ing Of the National Fusion Executive Com
mittee's conference committee. and a
meeting Of the Anti-ImperiaI League
agents Gov Charles s. Thomas. Of Colo
rado, viii be the permanent chairman of
the Monetary League. Representative
Sulzer viii be the principal speaker. Other
speakers will be Coin" Harvey. Charles
A Towne, and the Hon. Norman E. Mack.
Of Buffalo.
The Populists are 10 be here TO urge the
Democratic Convention 10 endorse Tow e.
Iowne Is Chairman Of the National Silver
Republican Committee, as well as Brvan's
running mate on the Fusion ticket. a-d the
Silver Republicans viii try to help tie
FusioEists in getting him on the Demo
cratic ticket. The Silver Republicans VII
have their convention in the Auditorium
Theatre at the same hour the Dzmo-rats
have theirs in the Convention Hal.
Col ". H. Dewey. cousin CT Admiral
Dewey, arrived al the Miclard Hotel yes-
terday. He is a delegate f.om Idaho 10
the Democratic Convention
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THE PRESIDENT At CANTON.
City in Holiday attire So Greet Mr.
and Mrs RFcs[frEev

NAts IN 1OAfHSN hAttEe AO Greet hr.
and Mrs. afcsSiEIey.
CANTON. Ohio. June Ss-- President and
Mrs. Mckinley. accompanied by Secretary
Ccrtelyou, Assistant Secretary Barnes. and
Or. BiIey, arrived in Canton this morn
ing at 10 o'clock in special car attach
ed to the regular train over TIE Pitts
burg, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railway.
According 10 the arrau Semsnts The
Presidential party was met et the d5Po- b.
the 1895 citizens reception commit. .Ce ac
Ccmpal!ed by the famous Grand Army
Band. the Canton Troop. tie sold ers Cf
the SPanish-AmeTican Wsr, and th1us snds
oi men, women. and children. all eager
and anxious 10 see President aad Mrs Nc
KInley
The committee. baad troop. aad ST.
diers met ot the public square at O'Clock
and marched 10 the U5Rct, followed by nun
drecS OF citizens. W TX flags. AID cheer
lag. Hundreds of other citizens were It
the depot whcn the esccrt COMMITTEES ar
rived and hundreds more lined The pave
nents along the streets to the depo..
Flags and bunting were flung to the
breeze from residences and business blocks.
pictures Of the President adorn walls and
windows all over the business portion Of
the city
When the train came 70 a stop and the
President with Mrs Mckinley leaning on
his arm. stepped 70 the platform ;he shouts
Of welcome could be heard in every direc-
tion- There was rush TO grasp the hand
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Kempf or other United States officers in
China, and that there was no necessity
Of sending to the President any special
advice
In considering the statement Of Admiral
Kempff that the ministers had been given
twenty-four hours to leave Pekin, the
three Secretaries were agreed that this did
not show conclusively that the Chinese
Government had handed the ministers their
passports ana thus declared war against
he nations which the ministers represent
ed. Generally, they concluded that every
thing v:s being done for the protection OF
American interests and that nothing had
yet happened of which the Government
was aware. to justify extraordinary mill
tary and naval preparations.
All the ships and men that had been
asked for had been sent and the Govern
ment was willing to send as many re-en-
fOrcements as were required. Tnis Govern
mert. it was said at the conference, was
doing more than France. which had terri
togial interests near to the present scene
Of trouble, and more than Italy, Austria.
and the smaller European nations taking
part in the suppression of the disorders.
As for England. Germany Russia, and
Japan. their large participation was only
natural on account Of their great terrific
rial and political interests in China. For
the present, it was announced by the Cab
met conferees. the efforts Of this Govern
ment would be directed to the protection
OF American interests and the existence
Of a state Of war between China and the
United States would not be recognized.
The Navy Department has decided to
order the New Orleans TO Taku in place Of
the Oregon. THIS. with the Brooklyn, and
the smaller vessels viii give the United
States a fair representation in Chinese
waters The New Orleans is at present
acting as station ship at Cayite, and is
/ ready to sail at short notice.
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Weather clear Got under way and
struck Pinnacle Rock. Much water il
IoTW3r9 compartment Perfectly smOO-h.
ShaI charter steamer if possible at
ChefoO and tighten the ship. Rock
through side Of ship above double boz
tom, about frame le Some holes
also through bottom Of ship.
WILDE"
The following Dispatches were received
Immediately after the above:
"Honsl,ong Jane %.
Secretary Of th- Navy. Wa nst-u-
princeton arrived. B-OokIya ielves
Tor Nagasaki- The Zad-0. al C-efo-.
has been sent 10 assist OREGON r.
ported By Rodgers on a rock so-t1 Of
HoW-h light Iris going 10 her as
s'stance- REMEY."
"CheIoo June %
Secretary CT the Nav. Wsssiugtop;
Iris gone 90 the assistance OF The
oregon RAYMOND RODGERS
Commanding Nashville
The dispatches are regarded b. the
officials Of the Bureau Of Navigation and
the Navy Department as meaning that the
Oregon is already damaged and viii be
useless as far as service in the Chinese
troubles is concerned. Il is believed that
with rock through the side Of the shin
holes in her bottom, and the forward
compartment flooded, il viii take several
weeks 10 get her Of the reef without tear
ing the plates to splinters. She viii then
have TO oe towed 20 a dry dock and at
least months repairs made.
The fear was expressed at the Navy
Department that this being xhe tyDhoon
seasfn, storm may come up while the
vessel is on the rocks In that event
there could be no hope OF saving the Ore
gon. as the big battIeship would surely
De pounded to pieces on the reef.
Arrangements have been made today
With the japanese and Russian Govern
ments for the docking Of the Oregon in
case she can be gotten OF the reef safely
Inc japanese Government has a dry dock
at Nagasaki, while the Russian Govern
ment has one at Port Arthur Either OF
these is large enough to receive the bar-
tleship.
The large hole in the oregon's bottom
Is seyenty-six feet from her bow. and in
a dangerous place. 1t viii not be known
how serious the damage is until the goca-
ton and extent Of the other holes have
been ascertained.
The accident TO the battIeship is .e
garcsd as very unfortunate at this Tina
as she was en- route TO Taku under full
steam, and was badly needed at that place
She carried 900 extra marines. besides
her crew. and was TO have been a very
important factor in the settlement of the
trouble on the Chinese coast. The point
where the vessel is aground is about fifty
miles north OF Chefoo.
1t was stated at the Navy Department
that it had been the intention to use the
Oregon for sheliing il deep water harbors
and fer general bOmbardmeats. 1t is deer
ly regretted that the squadron will be
without the aid of the battIeship.
The principal officers Of the Oregon. in
addition to Captain Wilde, as shown by the
Naval Register, issued at the beginning
Of this year, were as follows:
Lieutenant Commanders Alexander Nc
Crackin and Frank H. Eldridge. Lieuts
John A. Bell. Charles NJ Mccormick. Lu-
cius A. Bostwick; Lieutenants. Junior
grade, William H. McGrann and John r
Morris; Ensigns Rufus 2. Johnston. jr..
and Charles P. Burl; Navy Cadets Guy
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sidered one OF the finest battles5ips ever
built
she was very much u evidence curing
the Spanish war and in the battle Of san
usgo not only sunk the CristobaI Colon.
bur aided in sinking every vessel Of Ger
yera's feet.
The Oregon carries four I3-inch guns in
fore and aft turrets. and has eight S-lnch
and four 6-irch guns On her broadsiEes.
She has twenty G-p0urd rapid FIRE guns six
l-pouDders. and four machine guns
In The report Of the Secretary OF the
Navy for 1855, a great compliment is paid
the Oregon as holding the record Of all the
navies- Always ready for action ana new
er starting bolt were the words used
After the Spanish war the OREGON was
sent 10 join Admiral Dewey ar Manila and
remained around Cayite un-I the orders
came which sent her 10 Tallu.
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HISTORY OF THE OREGON.
Particularly Noted for Her Record
Run Around fhe Horn.

The Oregon was built al the Uaioa
Iron Works. San Francisco, and was
launched In 1898. She WAS designed by
Lieut. Lewis Nixon, OF the Naval Cen
struetion Bureau. and Irving NJ Scott,
Of the Union Iron Works. is credited as
being her builder
She has a displacement Of 10.22s tons
and is 3fS feet long. 63 feet inches beam
and q feet l inch draught. She has twin
propellers. an indicated horsepower Of
HID and a speed os I5-7 knots. Her
coal capacity is 460 10 1910 tons She
carries 4T3 men Her armOr belt is IS
inches thick and her deck plating is 3
inches
The vessel is renowned as holding the
record of all the nayies OF the world IN
having made a run Of Il, 700 miles, te-
tween March s. 1855, and May q 1888,
stcaming from Puget Sound TO Jupiter In
let, Fla, in lime 10 aid in the naval block
aGe on Cuba. During this trip she made
5,G76 miles without stopping. She is COZ
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TIE Oregon IN DANGER
Pierced by Rocks When Stranded
in the Gulf Of Pe-chi-Ii.

Captain Wilde Reports That the Ves-
sci Has a Hole ia Her Side and
Forward CGmpHrtneRt Flooded.
Accident Dae 90 FOE-SeveraI
Steamers Ordered 20 t;,e Assist
Hnce of the TsuttIcShip-NnVy De-
partment of2eiaIs Fear That Ty-
phOOn May Cause fAe Great Fight
ing Machine 10 Pound TO PIECES.
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ANXIETY FOR DIPLOMATS
London Continues to Fear That
They Have Been Slain.

The Information That the Ministers
Are sim in PeiSin Fails To Allay
American Marines Praised FOR
Their Gallant Work ia tae Relief
OT Tientsiu-C0Iunn Under the RUS
SIan Colonel stOrsscI Probably
Pressing Forward to tIie Chinese
CapitaI-Forces Landed at TaLSu.
Fort Destroyed by n British Boat.
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Kemplf Cables That They Have
Net Left the Capital.
THEIR FATE STILL UNKNOWN
Refused TO Depart When Given
Twenty HOurs' Notice.
CAPTAIN MeCALLA WOUNDED

Hay. Root, and Long
Hold a Conference aad Decide That
Formal Declaration That n state
OF War with China Exists at This
Time Is UnncceSsary-NOt known
That Passports We're Handed TO
the Foreign Diplomats by the Chi
nese. Governmeut-BeIic by OH
ciais i'm Washington That Open
HoStiIities by the Imperial Troops
Constitg-te Il Condition of Warfare.
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GONE To AID THE OREGON

fnd"-C hina Company Steamer said TO
Have Been sent.
LONDON June S0.-A despatch from
Shanghai SAYS 1t Is reported that the Ore
gon is ashore on How-h Island. one Of
The Miao-taO group. fifty miles north OF
Chefoo- a steamer Of the IuGa-Chiua
Company has gone 10 her assistance.
Jardine. Mathieson & Co. whose agent
n China is reported 10 have sent steamer
TO the relief Of the Oregon. have received
no information on the subject.
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Change in Schedule Southern RaiI-
way and Extension of Washington
4 Ohio Division to BiuemOnt. Va.
I.H.cai.-., IIllx- IAnA

The only change in schedule OF Southern Rail
wav July ] viii be in train No. p on Washington
and Ohio Division, which will leave Washington
at 4 40 p. m. week days, instead of $40 D. m
as at present
Attention is called TO the extension OF the
Washington & Ohio Division through to Blue
mont. Va, which. afser July J, 1900, will be TIE
terminus Of that line
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TAUasIG a wAsHINGToN1AN.
The Wounded Ensign Educated In.
This Git.

This city
Ensign Joseph A Taussig, who, with
Captain McCalla, of the Newark. was
wounded in the fighting between Admiral
Seymour's column and the Chinese. is a 500
Of Commander Edward D. Taussig. Of the
gunboat Yorktown now at Chefoo Ensign
Taussig was educated in the public schools
of Washington and at the Naval Academy.
He commanded the prize company of the
Washington High School Cadets during his
last year of school life here In February.
1899. while still naval cadet, he was as
signed TO the Newark and went in that
vessel TO Manila
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CAPTURE OF AN ARSENAL.
British Losses i'm n Fight Nortbeas
of

British Losses i'm N Fight NOrtbeas
of Tientsin-
LONDON, June 30-The War Office hai
received the following from Colonel Dor
ward:
"Chefoo. June 3O-Q:15 p. ml.-
The arsenal northeast of Tientsin was
captured on the morning OF the 27th by
the combined forces. The British forces
engaged were the naval brigade and
one of the English Chinese regiments.
All the remainder were held in reserve.
The naval brigade had four killed in
action and fifteen wounded, including
TWO officers The Chinese regiment had
no casualties. The latter checked a
counter attack by the Boxers on the
left flank with heavy loss to the enc
r1y. DORWARD."
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Bids for RaftIcShins.

The Navy Department issued a bulletin
today stating that bids had been advertised
for on the five battleships authorized by
the acts of March 3. 1899. and June :. 1900
Bids are to be opened at the Navy Depart-
ment November 10. 1860.
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W. FaIler. George T. Pettengfll, Claude
c. Bloch. Clark H Woodward. Alexander
F. H. Yates; surgeon, Frank d. Stephen
sou, assistant surgeon. Francis n. Fur
long; psymaster, EUtsce 3. Rogers; cap
tain Of marines, Dion Williams; first lieu
tendant of marines. Randolph c. Berkeley
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81 90 Via II. & o. to Frederick
HaGerstown, Winchester, and
MUrtfDsburr

From B. & o. Station, a. m Sunday, July l.
Returning. leave Winchester and Hagerstown AZ
:; Martinsburg. 7:l5, and Frederick, $50 D. m
Train stops at intermediate stations
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Federal Prisoners to BE Removed.

RALEIGH n. C.. June 30.-It is learned
from Federal officials that all the Federal
couvicts now in the North Carolina Pen
tentiary here are next Monday TO be re-
moved TO the DenitentiaTy at Nashville
Tenn. There are seventy Of them.
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The Navy Department today received Z
cablegram from Captain Wide. c1mmand-
ing the Oregon, stating that the ves=e
had run on rocks in the Gulf Of Pe-cai-
H. The message is as follows:
"ChefOO. June %.
Secretary OF the Navy, Wash ngton:
Anchored yesterday; dense fog; in
seventeen fathoms; three miles south
of How-h light. Gulf Of Pe-ehi-H.
Sent out two boats and scunded-le2st
water five and one-half IA, hons.
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$3.50 SPECIAL 4TH July RATES $3.50
To HOId Point" Norfolk, Va. Beach.
ocenn View, and Newport News.

Via elegant steamers Of Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Co Tickets sold evening Of july 3.
ESQ p. m. good to return night Of the 4th az
S3.50 round trip Stateroom reservations. for the
round trip. open. at cOmpanys Offices Foot
Of 9Th ST. Telephone go.
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July eth Holiday on n. & O. .RR

Tickets at reduced rates sold between Ohio
River points and Baltimore, on July ?, 3. and a
valid for return until July ).
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Race For SECOND Place
Charles 4. TCWne Arrives az Kan
saS Ciy.

POPuiist Vice Presidential Candidate
Declares Himself in the Field faI
the Democratic NOEiination-SuIzeI
Room WaniHa-shiveIy' Canvass
Not Yet Making Much Headvsay.
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THE OPINION IN PARIS.

Chinese Situation Too Serious TO En-
tertnin NEceroys' Proposals
PARIS. June 30--The Figaro says the
situation in China is toO grave TO entertain
the proposals OF the VicerOys to protect
foreigners.
These proposals cannot Oe regarded as
the basis for serious negotiations.
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The following despatch was received
rom Admiral Kempa at the Navy De-
,artment today:
"Chefoo. June 50.
Secretary Of the Navy, Washington;
Ministers Pekin given twenty-four
hours to leave on 18th They refused
Stul there. Pekir relief force got half
way. attacked by Imperial troops on
18th. McCaUss command had four
killed. twenty-five wounded. McCala
and Ensign Taussig wounded, not Sc
riously. Now over 14,GOO troops ashore
Commander Wise commands al Tong
ku in charge Of transportation, r. and
river. Combined nadonalities find it
necessary to make use Of some civ
uiars to operate railroads.
"KENtPFF"
The Government officials regard the sit
nation as reported by Admiral Kenpn a.
extremely critical and as deciding the
question as to whether state OF war dos
pr does not exist. That the foreign min
isters should have been given twenty--our
hours IN "nicn 10 lsd'e lnc 0''' vi 0''''- go
regarded as nothing less than an outrage
that should be punished by the powers.
ConGer's Fate stiH Unknown.
There is great doubt as to The fate Of
Mr- Conger. although The despatch states
that he is still in Pekin' in2smuch as
open hostiIiues now exist against the
American and other diplomatic represen-
tatives. It is considered possible that al
may have been killed.
It is clearly and distinctly stated that
the Chinese Imperial troops. and not the
Boxers. attacked the American relief col
umn and wounded Captain McCalla and
Ensign Taussig. besides killing four
Americans.
II was stated bv State Department Off
cial this morning that the diplomatic situa-
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bi,, b,+-1,sb,-,s r-iu - o-s.-,a ., ch,.,.
by the Navy Department at once
Secretary HAY arrived at the State De-
,,o-,r,or+ ~ 1o.15 n r..Dorso % .bo o-
~ 1850 - -oNt1NN--S ~ ~ ms
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MINISTERS SAID 10 BE SAFE.

state Department Hears From Am
bnssaIcr GhOate-
The State Department has a de patch
from Ambassador Choate, in Lo-doa, re-
porting that he has reliable iEformat on
that The foreign ministers were safe IL Pc
kin On June %
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Quick Service TO Chicago via d. & O.
On B. o. new train, leaving Washington AZ
1880 a m. daily, arriving at Chicago $50 a N
next morning.
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SECRETARY CAGES HEALTH.
His Condition Improving. and II,
Nay Return in July.

Secretary Gage, Of tie Treasury Depart
ment, who is at Atlantic City for his
health, is improving rapidly. He may be
back at his desk after the Fourth of July,
although his friends are trying TO persuade
him to take a longer rest
Assistant Secretary Spaulding leaves 20
night fer the Pacific Coast on official busi-
ness. assistant Secretary Vanderlip viii
be in charge of the Treasury Department
pending the return of Mr. Gage.
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CRUISER SAILS FOR CHINA.
The ArEOnaut Leaves Portsmouth
Nith Four Hundred Marines.

LONDON, June 30.-The cruiser Argo-
naut has sailed for China.
She carries 4CO marines and AL seamen
and left Portsmouth today under command
Of Commander Eustace
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Quick Service 10 ST Paul via u. & O.
Ard northwestern points. new b. & o. train.
Having Washington at ESQ a daily and
0, atilug 81. Paul at 10 p m next day.
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SO Chautauqua. \. g ExcurnI

Via B. & O. r. R. All trains july G. valid
for return within thirty days when stamped b,
Chaut1-lqua Association Agent
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Best and largest sized shingles. $500
per 1000; made of c.Press. No. quality, by ;.
I-sI-S>--- s.
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z. & o. WCcN-E-..
cursi0nz.


Tickets sold Saturdays and sundays. !or return
until Monday following. at reduced rates from
Washington to CharestOwn. -Frederick. Annapolis
Junction, and Intermediate points
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BoET SURRENDER EXPECTED.
Opinion of Military Attaches Home
FROM Snuth Africa.

CAPE TOWN. June 29.-The opinion Of
| the foreign military attaches who have re-
turned here from the front is that the war
| is over, and that Presidents Kruger and
Steyn viii soon surrender.
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Sound. good. No. Flooring. only 81
per 100 50. f.; Nor. Car pine. Frank Libbey
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81 go To baltimore and Re- 81 0o
turn via pennsylvania RaiIroad
Account Ith Of July, tickets on sale july ,
and 4, good 70 return until July g.
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$3.50 special Saturday Trip. $3.50

To ''old Point," Norfolk. Virginia Beach, and
Ocean View. via Norfolk and Washington steamer.
Saturday, $50 p. m. Round trip tickets to Fort
Monroe and Norfolk, good TO return Sunday night
g 90. Schedule, page Z.
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81 % To baltimore and Re SIS
turn via PennnsNINanIa RniIrond.

Tickets on sale Saturday and sunday. Jrne 80
and July I, good tp return until Monday. July 2
al trains exc, pt the Congressional Limited
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Lowered Rates NOW On Lumber ant
siIwosk, I'D clear 6co-s only Sl-2S. At eth an
r~A
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SO To ChautGuqGa and Re- $40
turn via Pennsylvania Railroad.

Tickets good going on 7;i5 a. m. train from
Washington Friday. July g. snd for return VIII. n
properly validated, not later than August 4
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Account NstiCnal CONVENTION Democratic Marty
Tickets sold and good going July j, . g. good for
return leaving Kansas City until July O.
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MR.. BRIsTow's REPORT.
To Deal ExhaustiveIy With the c
ban Scandals

The report on the Cuban postal frauds
which Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral Bristow has in hand, will not be
ready for several days Il is to be exhaus-
tive, and Postmaster General Smith has in
structed his subordinate to use all the time
Tecessary to prepare d comprehensive doc,
ument
Mr. Smith had another long talk Wiz,
Mr. BriStOw this morning
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one Fare to Kansas City and Returu
via PennSyIvania RniIrcnd.

Account National Democratic Convention. Tick
cts on sale July !, ?. and 3, good 20 return aEtj
July 9.
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FIynn's business College, Sth md IA
s5-Census Office Examination-$
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Plastering LRths. $500; finest Lntls
st lowered prices at Friendly Corner, 9th and
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SI.25 to baltimore and Return via
Is. 81 o. Saturday and sunday.
June 80 and July 1, good for return until follow
inf Monday. Tickets good on all trains except
Royal Limited.
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Lumber has dropped at the Friendly
Correr and sound. best boards, SI.50, al Ctr aud
n Y ave