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DANCING.

DANCING.
THE WYNDHAM. 43I 18th nw.-Iessons so,.
s lessons. $25e; class, go every Tues 'T,l4,-S
sat Guarantee 10 teach you. Prof Wv1tba-,'
mhl-tf
MADAME MCCARTNEY, teacher Of daDci-7-
You can dance. Do you know IL? Privsf1
lessons only Waltzings two-step. and lat-
est dances. Lessons soc. First. ser1i--10rflf,,
bail ST. JoSeph's Hall. 5th and Il sts ryg
April g 1913 II ST. NV. Phone Main MS
\ prize waltz. mhlO-Ssr
THE DAVISONS teach you 10 waltz correct
~ in few lessons; private OF class I.esso1s
any hour. Academy 1i9 9th ST NV E,xre-I-
enced teacher. Mr. 4 Mrs. Edw. =. Daviso1
THE WALTZ. two step. fencing, physical
culture, etc. private individual lessons 81
men. women ana children taught at a select
institution by able instructors. PHYSTC,4T
CULTURE INSTITUTE. 1913 II St nv.
DANCING ACADEMY. ZI2 Eve 81 -
Misses Chamberlain and COBB. teachers. pr!-
vate and class lessons social dances Mon
day and thursday mh25-9Ot
MISS COULTER, master OF dancing II ,-o3
can walk I can teach you to waltz. Private
lessons, See Glasses Tuesday and SATURDAY
evenings $50. Ballroom FOR rent Address 2Oi
Eye St NV. Phone Main 1iSS. mhl6-rf
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Cor. $tn and . nv. la6ses' ana gents VII
ma expert cleaning pressing. dyelng. suits
reInocele4s our work is done By experienced
hands, goods called Tor and delivered work
guaranteed. apIs-sOt
J. WITT. fine tailoring, cleaning, press
ing ana repairing. Islons n. z99 BIZ I4th
NV. aplT--t
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PHONE. Main 2os7. l. r. JONE mInufac-
tuser Ok ane grades OF curled hair and felt
mattresses, straw. husk, and dber mattresses
Ola mattresses reInade comfortable as new at
saaai4 cost foa Gan sec your WORK dome
Factory and salesr0on. 6s5 a 81. nv.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST

CoLDENBERG'S, 7th and K SITS. NV.
2, t-ASo. SONS q Co. sth and Market space
GREEN, : CAPITAL A D Y 2 RITZ 81 q
AGENCY. 1lf6 10TH ST. NV.
w 2 AcNULTY, cigar Store. 18th and P NV
ROBERT T. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phsr-
macy, 18th and Harvard sts. NV.
w. A DAHNING. cor I4th and T sts- nv
:. FRENCH SIMPSON cor ia 81 Rbo4.
Y 41l7n er ave; an ga Z St e n.y. nv
Mass ave. NV. ~
CHAs. c. HORNUNG. Christiant Iharrnar,
sANF0RD's PHARMACY. -Nsv York
End North Capitol street
Z; a: EEILCH, 2oth and n SITS. nv.
QUIGLEY' > PHARMACY, 2!st ana n -. -,
& a. WAGNER & CO, Ist and II st4 nv
y 4; TAI A.. LoE. cor 9Th and P sts. NV.
NICHOLS. PHARMACY. 18th and Paaye.n~
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. uth and PsrE
MATTTNaLY's PHARMACY. 14ta and L
roRTHEASr.
LADDON PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave M
CHAS. II. BLCiER. " Can and r nt1 -
@eCHEsNEY & JOACHIM, cor "a and sts
KRACS. PHARMACY. 9Th and K SITS.
ACCHESNEY & JOACHIM. Sth.and b Gtz ne.
SOUTHEAST
A. z. POWELL, 4th and East Capitol s.A.
ROACH DRUG CO., SIN and c ats Sc.
n S EEALY. NV cor uth ana Pa ava,
SOUTHWEST.
9. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 18th and B streetA
GEORGETOWN.
=. P. WELLER. Pharmacy. SIAM at nv,
ANAcOSTIA.
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson Sts-
BROOKLAND. D. C.
ARTHUR H. T. LUERssEN Drug steru
|
ALEXANDRIA,, VA
z. L CARcSE 4 CO.. 100 King 81
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
I. A SONNEMAN
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

OUR SPECEALTY-A sepia porcelain mlaia-
Vurs: oval. 2izx3 inches. copied from any
photograph Tor sl-50- 9OTCE STUDIO, Iss5 =
apl5-S0t
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coLp sToRAGE ZOE FURs.

FI-R. STORING JENfIFICALLY DONE
COSTPAF1I dESTS FREE FROM MOIST
CRE. OUR CHARGES ARE MODERATE.
?. Il. STINEAIETZ & son CO, Inc ? ST,
COR. 18th ap.1-95t
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TINES WANTS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
AND OTHER

Wanted Agents. Wanted Help. Want
ed Statesmen. Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board, Boarding, For
Rent Rooms, Rooms ana BOard-10
cents a line: 2 times consecutively.
cents a line; times COnsecutively. s
cents a line. Minimum charge 90 cents.
Business Opportunities. For sale
miscellaneous Horses and Vehicles,
Lost and Found. Wanted Mtscellan-
ecus, Dogs, Pets. etc.-15 cents a line;
times consecutively. 12H cents q
line: times cOnsecutiVely. 10 cents a
line minimum charge IS cents.
All other Embellishments cents a
line; times consecutively. l21 cents
"A line; 3 times conseCutiveiy. 10 cents
u line. Minimum charge GO cents.
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REPAIRING.

We can braze cast iron; we repair Sleeveless.
automobiles, engines. sewing machines. baby
carriages, locks, guns. typewriters, etc. @
A. SELLER 1l0-1I2 Sth 81 Sc
mh29-Su. Wd sa-Tat
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UPBoLSTER1NG.

NoTICE-Packing and shipping OF furniture
70 al points Carpet cleaning and general
upholstery work Repairing OF fine furniture
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EDUCATIONAL.

Z A CALLAN, 1oS EIGHTH y. <
Instruction in banjo, mandolin. guitar
Instructor OF music. Georgetown University
and ColurbiH Conservatory. Phone In 19-S
apI1-30t
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HELP wANrED-Mals and Femals.
wANTED-AGENTs.

WANTED-AGENTS.
AGENTS wanted to copy letters at home
easy work. SO per thousand: cash weekly
enclose stamp GLOBE MERCANTILE co ,
NOrl0lk. D. aplD-4t-We
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALK
CHA0iBERMAID or waitress: no Washing
or ironing: white girl 1916 SD st NV II
CLEANING Office or fat mornings. by young
oolored woman 5lS d St ne. ap22-2t
COOK or houseworiler. BY wornan SIS Yir-
ginia ave. Sc II
HOUSE CLEANING, b. white woman a
Decatur ST ne. Il
HOUSEKEEPER IN family Of two. by white
widow with 10-year-old boy 80 81 ST. ne
1t
LAUNDRY taken home OF go out by the day
1927 18th st. NV. ap.2-2t
NURSE. help with housework, by eoIore,I sirl
from country. IIoG I2th St Il
NURSE. stay nights. coIored girl: refer
ences 81 Il St sw- II
LACE CURTAINS carefully Numbered bv
hand, 20 cents pai-- Address BOX g.
Times Office ap2l-3t
WASHING done bY experienced lauudress
Call or drop postal, lli4 Sth 81 NV. Il
WIDOW would like position as housekeeper
1900 9th st. NV. ap22-2t
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REFR1GERAToRs An ICE BOXES.

NccRAT refrigerators are. without cues
ti0ls the best refrigerators made. and Eu7--
antee5 ID give lasting satisfaction. NELSON
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DENTISTRY.
BICYCLES.

BICYCLES FOR ALMOST NOTHING
have about hcry high-grade slightly tiss5
bicycles rr1-n s. ana uEr-eFeTy one II excel
lent running order g. T HUNTER me
Bicycle Nza- 1i3 Pa ave nv. an22-st
SOLE AGENTS fo- famous HUDSON BIcvc7--
best vaeel a. the lowest price; On easy pa
n-ents a. desired
HAVERFORD CYCLE CO.. ~ 10th ST n--.
apl5-tf- We fr.Su
SOLE AGENTS Tor the Emblem BIcycls ths
best wheel a. The lowest price. sold On savv
terms u 6eSired. also agent FOR the sFe-lSsl
motorcycle; repairing a specially. HARRY
+. SEANARE 60 + ST. NV rnh2T-g5t
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SITUATIONS wANrED--MALE.

ANY KIND Of reasonably paying employ
ment by a young man or seventeen years
fair education: no bad habits: talent FOR
drawing and keeping busy: best references
Address BOX e.. Times Office 1t
CLERKING N STORE-Haye had experf-
ence In grocery store can give reference
Address BOX IS, Times Office. Il
HEAD COOK-By colored man: willing -
leave city; good reference 1877 CorcOran st
NV. 10
THE AGENCY for this city for a Eood sell
ing cigar. Address BOX 81. Times Office
WELL EDUCATED, capable Japanese wants
a position IN office. store or shop. moderate
salary. Y STIGE, Box 1902 station G.
ap2-St
WORK. any kind. by young colored man
3lS ID st ne ap22-2t-
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rORTHEAST

LADDON PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave n.
CHAS. II. BLCMER. y. Cap and r SIS NJ
KRAUS' PHARMACY. 9Th and K sts.
ACCHESNEY & JOACHIM Sth.and b Gts- IA
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Twenty horses and mares. sold
Tor want Of use, pa3r Of mules Weighing
100 lbs; one Stana0pe Rear ~ Peaasyl-
Nania ave nW. ulhZe-ggt
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ICE CREAM
WINDOW SHADES.

" n. SPELSHOCSE. IOIS tn St y. W.
Re liable Window Shade Maker Cali, urfta
or telephone for sample and estimate. Phone
Main $500. Wau paper I'd picture frames
apl5-s0t
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A. z POWELL, 4th and East Capitol 81
ROACH DRUG CO., sth and & ats Sc
Il s. FEALY. NV cor IIth ana, Pa ave-,
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HELP wANTEr-MALE.

DRIVER. milk wagon: relIaoI=. sSber white
man. Apply 50 Rhode Island ave. nv.
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wANTED-First-class room ana bosrs a.
three adults IN suburbs: private family pre-
fsEred- Address c. X. 80 Seatoa place ne.
ap2I-st
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BROOKLAND. D. C.
ARTHUR H T. LUERSSEN Drug StorN
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TO THE Ik5Rs.

SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS. blackheads. facial
Dtenishes patniessly removed By e5ectrolysis-
Medical vapor treatment. electric scalp treat
ment. NINE. ANNA B. JOHNSON. 1914 18Th
NV Phone y $3.50. apZ2-90t
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ANACoSTIA.
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
JEFFERSON Sts-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SPOT CASH PAID for furniture. carpets
bric-a-brac, and all kinds Of household GOODS
BACTS FURNITURE SHOP. 18th ana Q
SITS. NV. phone North 1913 fel6-tf
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FOX LIVE NAN best stand IN soutEesst-
grOceries and provisions. reason for sstIire
1Ied u business, eon't reply aaless yoJ
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR SEC
ond- hand furniture OF all kinds at A. MIL
LER'S FURNITURE HOUSE, 9Th and SITS
NV. Drop postal or phone Main BIB aD1-5Ot
HIGHEST cash prices paid for worn gar
ments. ladies' or Bentlemen's s kEBESkf,
1896 eth st. NV, Phone n 2260-M. mhSl-20t
II YOU HAVE a horse. wagon. automobile.
bicycle house or household goods and the
like that you would like 20 sell exchange
10 best advanta ge drop me a postal and / will
call; anything, auyWhers- BOX f0l. Times
once rnhls-tf
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RUG WEAVING

HANDSOME reversible rug. from worn car
pets: competition defed ECLIPSE RUG
co. Laurel. Nd. branch = sth st ne
Phone lincoln l4lo. ap17-7tr~
SAVE your Old carpets, rugs woven from
old carpets, the only weaving factory OF It's
kind IN the city; carpet sleaning WASH
INGTON RUG CO, s3i 5th 81. NV NJ ass.
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SOUTHWEST.
g. HUGO EIsENBEIss. Tth and streeta
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FINEST grocery northeast business $50 rer
aull--E
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

s.-eA lllD-Aedresses Of those needing non
S -l Or cemetery work FVrits ~ "
AhS'eS.t 1T Jackson. Va az Is Is
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ALEXANDRIA, VA
r. L CARSE 4 CO.. 7O3 King 81
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
= A EONNE-lF
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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUa

WAN'tED-rO estimate on ulausoleums. NOS
umeats. coping iron fenclnE. an concrete
norN. W "a KRONK AL Jackson. "a
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WANTED-Ai' persons desiring high-class
tenants FOR rooms call AMERICAN RENTAL
BUREAU. 1920 9 St leave address with de-
scriptiOus and prices. Is years experience
satisfactory results guaranteed api5-sot
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T. GERSTIN. papering. painting. decorating
and contracting orders attended 10 proruurIv-
work guaranteed. estimates Furnished free.
contracting solicited -o22 I4th ST Phone
North 5s54. aps-35r
u. F. HOBsOS < son. Fine wall papeEs.
artistic painting and decorating; dealer iu
paint specialize 1SC3 II 81. NV Phone
Main 1919. srg-1gf
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GEORGETOWN.
=. P. WELLER. Pharmacy. SIAM at nv
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AGENTS wanted TO copy letters at home
easy work. SO per thousand. cash weekly
enclose stamp. GLOBE MERCANTILE co .
Norfolk. Va. apl5-af-va
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ROOFING PLATES.

Is IT ESSENTIAL % know the quality OF
the TIN plate u 80 On your roof? Phone
West s.
TIE NJ G. MITCHELL. CO.
s1SZ- AND 81 SIS y. W ap4-so,
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FOUND.

HAVE YOUR HORSE boarded right. best or
attention; you want a good business or
pleasure { VA call ~ 20 14th st NV.
Phona A>-1ASL ,nnh2n-zar
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los 9TH NW.-TwO tents I5xZ5. suitable
tor Photographer or camp meetings; J. 80
teet doorins5 excellent condition. cheap.
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.

STRICTLY drst-class full dress and tuxedo
suits for hire at most reasonable prices
II. 7. PINES. MERCHANT TAILOR
1et6 9Th ST NV aoIS-sOt
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MoDISTES.
MOTORCYCLES.

READING STANDARD 1IOTORCYCLES
Best on Earth
Let GIVE You a Demonstration
T. y MUDD JR, 1919 y. y. AVE y ".
apls-s9t
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE THOR AND
CTRTISS MOTORCYCLES. THE TWO Up
TD-pATE CYCLES OF THE DAY. G. W
BEALL4 2i2e 18th St NV. Phone y 51sz
sPis-got
TIE INDIAN MOTORCYCLE
ENCELLS ALL OTHERS II SPEED
RELIABLE DURABLE. UP-TO-DATE
CHAS- < MILLER s. BRO. 1Ie5 I4th Nv
mhc6-sO-
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AUTOMOBILES.
FOR SALE-Auto runabout. cheap: hrst-elss-
condition. can be seen any time DIS n 3,
nv. IL
100 SLIGHTLY used automobIley Tor -sT. -
exchange from 500 % $500 every ruar,fr..
fuzzy guaranteed; demonstration efyerr sS1~7-
cash Tor your automobile Cars sold on con-
signment. send Us your car. We have school
10 teach you how 10 operate ana repair am
automobile. Inside Instructions. SIS. cas-
nov forming. Private lessons given. NICK.
18th ST NV. aD7E-fF
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16

testified against us for libel" said the Senator,
facetiously.
Better not, Pat said Controller Metz they
might prove 1t on you"
John A Mason. clerk of the state committed
announced that the railroad people had extended
the time limit for excursion tickets to April 10
Yes but who's extending the meal tickets!
asked an anxious country delegate
When Chairman Carmody announced at o:4o
o'clock that the convention would take re-
cess until O'Clock. there was an outburst OF
cheering for Senator McCarren.
State Chairman Conners is aggrieved over the
criticisms of his management OF the state
committee and the recurring rumor that ne
would be displaced.
This convention" said Mr.. Conners' is on
the square and 1 want fair deal for every
body That is clearly shown in the fact that
the sessions of the committee on contested seats
are omen to the public. If the contests are
sustained the delegates who are successful VIII
he seated and we want these fellows to know
that the voting of dead men and other frauds
AT the primary election has got to stop
PERHAPS if we show these people who have
committed these frauds that such work Is not TO
he tolerated. it will teach these fellows lesson
I have heard nobody contest these affidavits
The affdavits that Mr.. Conners spoke or were
the ones submitted by the contesting Brooklyn
delegations.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
NEW STATE COMMITTEE.
Confusion and Riot FOllOro An
nOuncement of Names.

The state committee named by the state
committee itself. instead of according 10 former
procedure. by which each Senate district elected
its members agreed to by a rollcall vote of
the convention. number of delegates from dif-
ferent Senate districts protested against the new
plan of selecting the committeeman, but they were
not sustained.
1t was the contest over this point that produced
the extreme confusion and disorder that marked
the close of the convention Many of the delegates
did not understand the point involved and clamored
committee follows:
First District T. A. Raey; 2d. Joseph Cassidy;
3D. John J. Delany; 4th, William Mcclure; 5th. w
A. Doyle; 9Th Thomas f. Byrnes; 7th, Edward
Glennon; Sth ". +. Doyle; 9th, Conrad Hasenhug
10th, j. p. Sinnott; 1lth. D +. Cohalan: 18th J. T.
Oakley: 18th, d. T. Finn: 14th c. F. Murphy: 18TH
William Dalton; 18th. Bart Dunn: nth j. s Cram:
18th, J. J. Hagan 18th. T. F.. McAvoy; Goth. J. j.
Frawley; 2lst +. J. MCGUIRE; 22d, Louis f. Hafen;
30 w. J. Sprngstead; oath, NJ. Walsh; 25th, A.
Mclean: 18th, Robert w. Chaner: 9th, George r.
Van Nalkenberg; 2Sth, p r. McCabe 29th. F. j.
McIlroy: 30th, W. 5. Huppucht: 31st, Frank Cooper
SD Dennis MOnahan; 33d, W. s. Cameron: 34th c.
f. Van KEENAN,; 35th, c. y. Bulger; 36th. II. S
Patten; 37th Stephen Ryan; 3sth W. F. Rafferty,:
39th. W. w Farley; 10th, ". B. Harper; Ast
Daniel Sheehan; 42d, c. II. Ford: 45d j. Z. Schwar-
zenbach; 4ith, Hober Swete; 18th 7. w. Finucane:
%th, Jacob Gering; 47th, $ w. Batten; 18th w ]
COnners 49th. l.. Z. Fuhrman: 50th H. p Blrgard
and 5lst. F. p Hefferman
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
THANKS TO ROOSEVELT.
Dir. Bryan Again Pays His Respects
to the President.

Grand Rapids, Mich, April 15-WilIiam J. Bryan
greeted here to-day by long line of people
who shook his hand a reception and by large
audiences that gathered Campau Square and
crowded Powerss Opera House. where he made ad-
dresses.
In his opera house speech Mr.. Bryan said in part:
do not blame President Roosevelt for the hnan-
ciaI depression. If l had been President / would
have been blamed for the trouble. Roosevelt says
for having gas fixture so bad it has taken him
five years il The Republican party
sold the country to Wall Street in 1895 and de-
nveTed the goods When gambler in Wall Street
gets cold to-day the whole country has to shiver
No one in the United States gets more pleasure
out of what the President has done than do. I
think 1 his greatest beneficiary. He has made
my ideas respectable. And the people bet
ter. too. The speak more kindly of The
cartoons not so bad. They used 10 make such
horrfd pictures OF me tnat was afraid 70 have the
papers come into the house.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
BRYAN MEN SURRENDER.
Mmphy-Conncrs People Bully Them
Into Submission.

The Bryan boomers succumbed to the bully and
bribe tactics of the Murphy-Conners people after
stoutly asserting that they wouldn't Conners ana
Grady kept them AL night Early yesterday the
Bryan men sent the Peerless Leader a telegram
saving that the convention was at heart for him,
but that in the int arests of harmony they would
not force a division. AZ Mr.. Bryan never did ex-
pect much from Charles r. Murphy and Thomas
r Ryan, he sent to Augustus Thomas. president
of the Progressive Democratic League, the follow
ing from Chicago:
Congratulate YOU all splendid fight. Be alter
W. J. BRYAN.
Mr.. Thomas cannot go delegate or an alter
nate from New York city o. from Westchester. his
home county. but he Will go either from Buffalo
district from Missouri.
The hfty-rour Bryan delegates in the state con-
vention instructed to work and vote for
Bryan They will be busy when they get back ex-
planning TO their constituents how II happened.
The fact seems to be that State Chairman Conners
promised Augustus Thomas Harry w Walker and
Norman f. Mack that If tney would not start a
rrmpus in the state convention the New York
delegates at Denver wouo wheel into line for
Bryan and make his nomination unanimous.
Corners and Murphy feared a fight in open con-
yentlon. knowing that they had all they could han
die in the McCarren fight
I'VE have received assurances from State Chair
man Conners.' said Harry w. Walker, that if
Bryan has n majority OF the delegates when we
reach Denver. the New Aork delegation VIII SWING
into line for him, giving him the necessary two
thirds 10 nominate the first ballot, and making
his triumph clean cut
For the sake of harmony decided not to
force division the question of sending the dele
gates uninstructed," said Edward e. Coatsworth.
OF Erie.
Some or the Bryan men from up the state are
indignant at the way they have been taken into
camp. All that Murphy and Corners could possibly
ask they got. All they wanted was solid dele
cation. If they find that Bryan has winning
lead as seems certain now. they will go TO
him in a hurry. They couldn't do anything else.
The net result Of tile Bryan campaign in the state
Is a surrender to Murphy and Conners and all the
Bryan men have in the shape Of a satisfaction
piece is the bland assurance of State Chairman
Conners that everything will be made all right
with them at the Denver convention.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
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Good Morning
Good Evening
Good all the time
w. A. Taylor & Co. Agts.. 20 B'way. n. Y.

ruptng the party that is causing it to trail its
banners in defeat, No, it's not McCarren, It's
your leader; it's Tammany Hall and Murphy
Good boy! Good boy!' yelled McCarrenites,
while the opposition hooted and jeered
1T Is Murphy who is the man causing the trou-
BILE continued Fitzgerald, because he is trying
to make himself political monarch before whom
every knee must mend. We won't stand for IL
over in Kings County. We won't be dictated to-
Mr.. Cohalan attempted frequent interruptions
and finally when a little quiet was restored the
speaker continued in voice that seemed on the
point of breaking from emotion.
Don't fool yourself in the belief that we don't
know about this committee" he said We know
The cards are stacked against us and the com
,,,,ttea ia hacked It is common rumor that many
of its members @ere sent here delegates only
on the understanding that they would vote TO un-
seat McCarren delegates