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Ver 80, No. 20,291. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1892 TWO CENT&
THE EVENING STAIL
AT TEN liAR SILNLGS.
Soe Ivsn*a Sta Neworpeper Osqaq.'
S, KE KAtVFXASY., Awle
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salmmai QUAustuta dn..? Uas 0.00g MIOR
f~wai aoe 04Ob.0 as tufesm. D.C. s
$rAH d abz#W . I IM adI
FINAtCIAL
Two of Our Ase promalaint
1W I" mekns a will
Mah a MMl to a duty whissm
mum -se isser. ebilhbsa -4 soakv.
74 moss -mu ret1U13 tg@ mmb"E
amo williems The aaaiw, In b-E
Usenm - Wesogt. mdeles
aft -,piln "' s seagmem ~
bey he" exp& 1uMIIl ameamtu
as, ape to ofls ak asur cas My
bmsawaw"risuey sui 10mbobe
U ye insmam use ywE UP6M
waseowa. bawb mris ad lme fi
Nuba a Am ml bg Ave of
AUCAX SUOURRY AND IYNWU? 00
NUII,30-12 ASSOCIAMION.
"UMn Ilswe dde llis fie TAW VIMP
aft. pay asngegau o Aw kEsaill
wmmainmwlslomib he 2411040610
xisf-ono imtsea pomismaftd
dva mdah saua mo a s-lih fuMl
Azypetiftwar OM at a kNW. sowm
mwbeopasa amy e by pephtae
mud boas. to an e soba @gDow
AMMe3sii
ende boso -Wm s-oo .te
20 3 OF STOCK
*MOLDoaf-. say
M1, a.w.
h201 Fam Go. p-m.
Offilme boom IOWA MO
-EM ..w STOOL
Dbbeab"M beVON* ft
Deamei wamn an abm mel lbuma&
hm b&aerdim w h
baeimethemtaii ehe.oaew-muadl
beinaa
Dat bhe "amy wlad~ e 1"Is
limsom alLe lheaga mm L
Oamme the ainpaay eInbwtaegsrma0v.ft
sammsassway .6easi m uatetoorm
-w liais la ad@.e meer oa bee a"
e sek.N m sow. Uebirlmad
2MC04&7lVU TOW COMAN1.
W1hlhals. D. a a
- ~ - sihe maam 44KThe
mpe uW IdefBb smahead ls
BE& 3101111 P. POSIMa.
A.?.L TIZRI
now. N m= & ISUA
FINANCIAL
C. T. HAvmm3U.
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Blamml U. ANlmb& bIM
n ff u w tm m s w . r x
qg&mh h esl mol fmWwYak4Wg~d
colugza"ND3SE8
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R&bms Me aw cm.. OWt Uaah..le. J
afteh wwsam Co News,- K-h cta, s
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U!Kmol 303D6.
~ eouom oPrim. emarl
42& a soee amthie rmtds
t.he .1.W i pe
&am am, w.y
memWal oae AWOf OWe ole. f the oclb
UT:toal m Ietc tecm t. ta lthbo
wI:- SX4W..Otioul. .
te TZ UI Mo bomme
..; 013L .. at th
the ebobfrm.. ce off~sf
STUOS X. WY=LIAX8 Q. e w &
Tim m YxKu Lm mauma coz~ s
uhb. A ta Ue ..ltdI the 04ro NIm%*ft8W
PwovjaWonsh"Gooher relie dogm litam
hetvkminmw Zm. h .*=~
JN. . MM MA~j.N~t~.Nt
A ja
LEWIS 66 TMWSIUU & OD..
ZANI *3D MUOURS,.
-0 PdL. WAOSUOTON. D. C..
2 0epen vawa nowaftaohbw
T bum
COUTIWKTIW.
133233 hm ble.
Wit A=.UuioaV.
him to o-bktm at the ml of M
crhullbor Fnd&= ohp. qvphd
oka ps ae. " Ul~ Wbl"W
Rao waz NOT m 00N
3um =I TIE I=U TO
3eed~laa J%3lmMb be es
Mo boe. PON *Was$ "mboa
alamso Oa mI 1a
Saw "a"Oak "OOLeml.a
But Bfdw44&m Bef Mbmd
ati Tee amswf
lowC..ob 75a
SPEC'IAL NOTICES.
i.A BY NDUN OF TEN ASBUSLT.
w-=TU WASS3NOTONr AUAKI
.- s.v~egg i at the____
tba . M 1.
~ oihk
W~n~am DC.for.17 it%
Waddufflou0 D.d cl. Jun 1.a.
VCV8AtlW dT kr. aW-1
7~~i XANW DOL XO 61 N sICOw We
S XXET TO LOAN AT 6AND6
OWLING.a g
cuo M. A. G*ld ee,
dmo M OLIuu
N .IW=OA I-ONW
AETfAADTPNIE
d AI 45 XNupA.
Al:j ldmL tW -TiM sieINIA0 W d~
winouw ma i 4c p cJAL.GENN w.
GIL~~w a . mmalitrmb
AINE. NXL?.
Abat all iimodeusinia,
AR NLM OF DMO7 .a& gL~
M w 7M mmv.e
youW CL. g f r m
Meffiedmoj0 I
PUNII AfiD AW
WmONLY.AN
NISM"mm
N . im IL n .WIm
dus bm
I'm , lki toam ti bwt S .-3
y o tg pea fr the opmemo
La .-W.~s
at ia. sk. s . vU .
A l j9a WAS
I a DAm A
wst~~humvat
amid Am
No
SPECIAL NOTICES.
lZRPOPVLM-3 SNOINQ ?LAONL
7th Iee
New. trom
TheLmrnt Mook Dpermem
In Waasmitao.
AU New Pubnaiam reedead s ma as IeNN a
eMat cut pries.
u,0082ape-bome Novele, popum athe. Degine
Prie. 5a.
Our Piee, O.
A1 AO. maie f paperbma Nove",
Nation SquareSrq
2ms.
Vedothmgtemommli dpggi
book*-nn- eflibm
eIfdMWarma eWs " ... IL Dowe.
Our "10% Us.
DeINILSO rSo. Mnde. Min.
is' Robert Grant.
Ourplua. Sm.
"The Governor and Other Sdinb,
a 'by Geoeff A. NbbAm.
Our ie, .
In cloth
"Ml Pharisae and YMaah GOaa *aa.
by Max O'Del.
Ourprice. SL1L
Augusta Nvauas'ovel.
Our miWe. *LOS and SLS.
OMPt. Kha' nveL.
Our 9110% 78 " a0s.
Drmmonda'SAdresse
Our Price, O.
Mles Boks.
Our Pries. 12.
"Vm Ribber" mad other staries. by
Diehard eateins Davis.
Our Priea, 7f.
-Marionet ,
ay luena Or b.
Ou priae. 7a.
And thomnaaf at ther beeks.
AM aftha Iowest pia.
All te laing mage dems
amd shon Jaarmai. al
DsmS
peave - ~O
s200m.mE 8 2300 WT0 3LA 04
' BETENE STM. W8.8
jmm3NMOAL NOTICE.
Oathse ompletenef hepuveameants and
the mISuementOt our Uptown aom, U16
Ge0. ae., about Satmmb r 1. we wil
eenso"'te emr two dresnd .milea- the
baaneat 1116Omn. ame.
3mr the fnt 0 dava, .mmaging um
a,. ewin .ar eur srplus stoc at 18IS
a., at gra bredused prume.
ilWm EO. E. EENNDT & SMUL.
-ex1ONQ NOar aN or ,
LPTIM
WebeoseseetvabMIN omr2smiaes
Sha r7 ew hat aea.
assee foraes to gaivne &cse The sa.ax
by am asme
t
DI -LUIN FCOPR
We besom J"owDI im,- lillmse
mUhbtlary 47 dmm mn* rlit" pe
ams OpS Front ad Open Back SeIrla,
In do" I to is tohea, Withiffwset
dee eIh.a | to earh neck s. The man
lar priceof hWechint IaSL As leow as the
47 40mm a"M oua rm, buy tlhem at
DILUT a INIAD.
B-man D~m-m S s......
).1 en to ibacom S. . 0e,. and WSt. anW.
o f-Idwt . itma, *
~~D61OLUTION OF COPARTNSHP.-.
mea 7and
Led uc 10............s
00. 11T AN0 TB.. N. e 17J
.t 30' Doke. ADA...
........~&..00..
nnMAW ow
.s..et .a...d.. ....
200======8:=. N...7, sass
"Abouty day p genr m% p
reduce re.s.
Dets & Does.. a.
"YDO Sket. .
W IMM n .........
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RZT SNVL VAN TRANI" N OLUES
a"WeslyCae ~gT
low " O "J" 80EUMLTE. moeeter.
Ths moratar we sart a
reSeld thAt wair sae r
onely everbeoYt
Rerta bU - enbemagumm
ay we obbsimed a d ms tabt
6A. jor s 5yle. tt C wlls Pis. ethe shae
d ESim im brolmaCat m09 leegmetme IS&
Me"tte mfti. a betbosr etO adoems. The shee
A~msagusNay. mse ausie amd erfv. hte an
ates s bot eesiv. ft tend
eeder A an al are psided in the hir
Assm et ll vbwear Inde.mhe
we regaer Mmhel.t Seed. ahems
SeemO valss at 11W. a bW r L.
a doa.m
EAekease Tennee ?bis m. 090h 6.
It b a fact that eaunes be massm
flly disputed that weearry the mast
complete lamdt LeAc Gnede to be
feumd anywhere In Wmebgtom. OU
bwo to brikt, e*to" an atkwtt
In every way. mad thase that
Oe almsomi avauliabty Ms as.
"beumewe relh what we gotram
yaw sl.se en maeedm at the sapesl
aer e whish ,e,warlie ae
cab forma S. vry pemma.
me In which we ese lavastoha
serve by eah sma ovary dm, 4t
rowerum .poe,
Thi to a jlaw ganastatt
a~mmaom wesoms. 4ees maa
sad a"ssaryordolf
3t EPONzO YOUNGE OMPANY. 4 Uth St.
LA. "h liTe. the asof
LT rYST WI0E
n an pas.r fortfst hsaa
GEt .f . X Zt t 1 e wanthse o tg
b ImAt"& . mIST. mw. we
3328r to at manemt ba Tmo hape
now.D owing =T tob an bcepM0
Agent Was for patted fot-aWI
;m l 025 atter faX =11. We W Wtobi
en ieprovemry at a em a m base
so dome autwesy pow ina areemahie Urn.
SNYDES & WOOD.
Mle" Taticam
asnewveth stret athwet.
TESTDIMON ABOUT S06SLYN. TA.
"The me plue ultes."
"T* suprtor to ay."
"Etna vine due s--T-* *~
- er bay them emetutwely ot
BANCIB HUTY.
1.30 113T AND 7 S3.
UCED PRICES 0A TAILORING.
OWf WN. oa. o10th mal N. Y. ave.A.w. 3a
DODY THIS1 TIE SAME.
rt aotete os to
that te~ &ma to"UII
wPONOOsAP CO. _ e.. 1
s mNyBLLA "un
t 'e " ""Wa rrioarye
ph outaof lw...e ht uss ss
luck C Rolling Umutella (=or* like a
wal -w. tos*:'. m e.
..... te's . ...
an tis and Tennisee..
wht. Ile and G B . BUE.
K. . 81N .ETZ is . .
-13 P& we. W. J0M)
WRAT A NOT.D WR.TZS SAYS
If the Atuoem riole wvuld drink
ahlae.toace..-W..thte......
sed a eunat teriar ete
will aor esipsettm wa rey
k luleo, ret RL daee ye
=m hatth eVcIl
y she- beA.
Ir A. 7N S T
2rm XO3A m a" MTS.K
we ht k inet andabelske. 4 em
ound kTehave
as.a elat.
Enaredatm. wweutn fureem
fot qul.a ULU URggi. N.
I~eyme hlf e am.lalete serbet s
Washington News and Goosp,
Endez *a Advea----A
ADVERTISIXNG ................................
AMU8VE S............ ................ S
ATTORXXM.................................... .W4 7
AUCTION SALES ........................... .e
SICYCL S e........................................P . a
NOARDING-.......... .......... 3
UKneS OANCES .........................P..e I
OCIROPODIST .................................Pae 8
CITY ITEMS .....................................Page 3
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE ....................Page 3
COUNTRY BOAD .............. ......... Pse
DEATHS ..........................................Pe 6
DENTTR...................... . ..............PW 7
EDUCATIONAL. ................................Pa 7
EECURSIONS. &a.....,......................... Pge a
In ANCIAL ..................................... Ps 1
FOR RENT (PlSs) ....,I.......................Ple *
FOR SENT (.02ea.....- ......P. 2
FOR RENT (Rooms) ...................Pa.
FOR BEST (SMW . e s..........-~ .......P1%80 a
FOR RUNT (0-oea)...... ..........Page 3
FOR SAL. (Room .d T.. .........e 3
FOR SALK . ..> ..........................Pa,, 3
FOR SALE (Ioa> .. ... ..... ....Pa.. 3
FOR SALE <.---.... ........ Pae ,
POR SAE<Pt....>.........................P. 3
NOTE S........ ........ . .....................e,
INSURANCE........ ................. . aem 3
LADIES' GOODS... . .......................ae 7
L0CAL MENTION............. .............. Pge S
LEGAL NOTICES ........................e a3
LOST A" FOUND ........... . ..... .. . 2
MACU RE .. .. ................... .....Pg 3
MEDICAL ....................g..e 7
MUC- ELLAoOuS........................... P..e a
MONET WANTED AND TO LOA.. .... Pa.. 2
NOTARIES PUBLIC............. ......... ..Pamg 3
OFFICIAL NOTICE........ ..........P se .
OCEAN STRANERS ............................Pme 8
POTOMAC RIVER DOATS .....................Pkge
PIANOS AND ORGANS..........................s. S
PERSONAL- .......-......,.................... A40 2
PROFESSIONAL................................P1g" 7
PROPOSAL ................... .................. F .
RAILROADS ................................ ...Pa" a
SPECIAL NOTICES ..............................page 1
SPECIALTIES ....................................Pge 2
STEAM CARPET CLEANING .................. Pge 7
STORAGE ........................ .... ..........P.. 3
SURUBBAN PROPERTY ..... ....... ..........are 3
SUMMER ARORTS............................ ..e 7
WANTED ............. . Pise 2
WANTED (Haus) ............................Pg.e 2
WANTED (oom)........ . ... . .. ........Plge 2
WASTED (tos-) .................... . .....Fe 2
WANTED sm.. n-. ....................... %6 2
sameato the careanoa at Tlm Evnws
rAx flor the wee edng June 1. lIM
MONDAY. June I 1IS....................3,W110
TUESDAY, June IM .................... 35,165
WEDNESDAY. June 1. M5.............. 34722
THURSDAY. June 14, 1IS..................34,9
FRIDAY, June I, 1=8 ......................3U,617
BATURDAY. June 1v 1M. ................else0
Day era. ............. ........32,75T
COrreg*erng Wed 10K..... . ..............aS*A
I somsemly swear o the above Is a tre a"S
correct s aam t a e crcTladoa at TAX Evam
no 9Vam far the weeR emag Jane 13, lg.
J. WHIT. 1rtRiON,
imer lVwng Star Newsqpper ca.
SubSerbed and swaen to beaore me Mis twenisih
day cc June, A. D. 3n3.
JAY I. SMITE,
Notry Pabus D.C.
Govxnaxam RUoEnmsToAr.-Internal rev
sumk, WSW7; custom, *5,53M.
SEOARSART Fosvas and the party of Tream
Deparmetaomes havereturnedfroma the
trip down Ms-ap-ake bay.
NAVAL. MoYVVNErr.--l' Jame=tow= ha
smailed fromn Newport for a cruise in Long
Island sound. The Conteation has arrived
at New London, Cows., with the endet.. The
Ranger is at Port Townsend.
Movzxuan 0P Su.vn-The issue of stand
ard diver dlhir ftrom the mints and treasury
ofies during the week ended June 18, 18,
was 44(I,104. The les during the correpond
ing period of last year was 0817,5. The .hlp
mant at fractional ilver coin from the iat to
the 18th instant aggregated WISeA.
NAvAL Onsmas.-Lient. . I. Ingersol has
been ordered to examination for promotion.
Paned Assistant Engineer Theodore Burgdof
detached from duty at the University of
Tennesse and placed on waiting orders.
Assstatgnrere W. Danforth de
cw York navy yard
and ordered to the Piladphim. commander
Prederick I. Smith has been placed on the re
tied list from June 1, 1832.
WU3.A.SUEy NOTEB.
Serestary aster De---...-i.==u*=di== the
Paevfetns at the Act of Juee 5, 1S73.
Searetary Foster ha. sent the folowing latter
to the Senate, reammending that the provie
lone of the set of June 8, 1872, be extended to
the treasury noess authorised by the act of
June 14, 183:
Under the et approved July 14, 1NO, there
have been issued in paysment er Oiver bulaln
purchaled, as shown by the Statesment pnuished
June 1, In, kumeary notes to the amount at
*57,81,316. It has be.. the poney
of .this departament to eacourage the
Sdis tributiom of thea. treasury mote. by
them In the inst er -aln-a-o- me
fur as posslie. In purenanse of this polcy
and In order that thee might be no ground for
- agaiinsapft them my pr-dmo----- di
rentaaouhata-d-ng treo.=ry moats he
treated in .11 respees the sama the UnIted
State. notes. Aomg the of law s.f-.
feiting the latter is cot inen the
set of June 5, 1373, which anthorised
th eceipt or Ade without imtereut fromn
noaamahiugmsoleam.= In som not lss
than #10,888, edthe isse therutor of certid
ste. of depoit In Aa-ne=mla-m sot he. them
*5,366 Soon after the isu of noe
baan it was fomad that their"~Lto
in mln deea---m- would be duineted by
This w....em....y ,4..et .e...-.
withthee e ciers of the ~tat, who
were ofthat sk asotu
In viuw of the bmet, however, that the aet et
July 14, ISIS, di not TmUaISme ser the
receipt efti ma3tes n n.a
doemed it wham miy attise
was called to the matte,, to esaslt th
Attorney Ge===sul em teomt and met
eieer, unde date et hbm s1, 156,
Inforamed mat In M iuinb~
motam are not a Se dSe As this eii
was at varame withat neder whic he de
afe swu sienm to m te
zueip o t~y eas astmeklre est
tmasi --es Abe al4b mem= i
-a reached Aeth mubpased s
ierat had Sb .t e e esesd
tea et a assoaine.
em *.er sai
et ne. esssarh
smen
GOui_ ECLIES.
Th iinmN ki
IRT O' IEW lK RIGULL"
Cleveland Victory in the
Keystone Delegation.
Tam "any Unyielding i Ita,0p
THE TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN.
RAIDING 8OUTUEEN D.Aa S.
The OPgop@etam to Cleveamd Gomm"ni in At
ftehag' Eamy er Them.
pealIS paese to The Reemiar Utb.
ExOameO. une 20. -71here has been a heavy
raiding of the Ceveland Hims for the "a
twenty-four hours. n1e aut-Cevelud ass
have received many reinfaoests to their
corps of workers, though they hoe not yet the
active co-operation ot the great be at the
delegates, and san very shilfu p-ddeml work
has been done. It canot be diseovered at this
early hour in the day that *ey hes mde any
actual break in the Cleveland lim, but they
seem to have checaed, in a measare, the preg
reee of Mr. Cteoweind towand dh two-thirds
neceaary for a snmlsties, which It in not
claimed that he has yet reached. hey -
to have caused omme esthasimtie levaelad
delegates to panse and consider, and eans o
presatons have been got of a wilinguem te give
up Cleveland if some on with a premise of
being stronger tN New Tork ea be broght to
the frout. Besides tb its chineed edt oset.
doubtful votes haes been breght ever to ep.
position to ewetad' Smianiis n do
grounds of muavausblity.
3*r5 03 sogruawe w*,in.
The great raid has bees esnt ee11era votes
and the w"st ha aet bees =.ga..to The
southern Congroamen who arrived 0 -e-day
might from Washingtoa ware at week hiM
and early Sunday morning, ad an d h de
day and about al WMt Suaday m th wee
holding --e-mee wim the souther and
wester delegaaes. The argmmef -
to the eathera daegateswee d t Mr. Ges
land cood not carry New Trk; Oht eve. B he
had in that stat ceartain vot whi we Go er
democrat could lay clam to It ew e
ant, in view of the Aet that he o is a uud
with the regular demoeraot orgamiratie., apes
wh'ch, after an, de party as" depend far ls
great campaign week. It a aged, Iea,
that the south could not afford to run amy
ritks and that any rea=nmalh dsoht of Mr.
Cleveland's abity to carry dh e a&% to
prompt al southern deolegals to at eme Ines
up SeoN-one aWy me-of Q my peatman
democrats who e met inveled Is the facliema
fght of New Tore They were warned dia the
defeat of the democratc .a-iatI in eNoes
ber would probably carry the ded"at of d
party in Cougress with it and *At " waould
esean the emetmest of a toderal e@eoom. law.
Thi line of argumoet being fonewed up sA
day long had an evident esFct upan the eath
si-m of the southern delegates and the anti
Cleveland ame started out this morning hesl
ing in muck better spirits Sen at ay Use be
fore since the great rgge began. J.P. .
NEW YORK'S FEET ON CLEV.dWD.
It IO aMt That the segulare W911id Out
to the lAst Dth.
Spedal Dispehob to The Reemse gaar.
COrcaeo, June SL.-- 6~e in now wel
seAmed os one between samtimsntamd eAd peE
ties. It it sti a question which will win. Thb
far -mn-t hi bed the adveantge and te
Cleveland booms, propelled by .enisem, i@
sm in the load. Ne oa. awshim wit good
reaon thst Gclewead hasa mfesmee gw of it,
though ttwmmnt is everbhakt l= in me
favor. Wth a goo majority of geW46 anered
to himan the Aset be" dh two-hM Mme
sm to be very heard for a to stwk In t e
face of the deeh about his stegth in New
York.
Mr. Whiey has pree.- ry hter
eating and easer 5sg to show A"
cieveland ha p auwyget e s Vets in mew
York stste tha nE er any or aesat,
but this daes not aitagathr -esen the her
that the aeglse desseesmey of Mew Teek E
resent the uhent whisk Me -wesm~ su.ed
be to theme.
Since Mr. Whitmes amde Gee has net
been es much bitter tean m -spr of a
Esimmmmy m -gie G~veted psem..y.
The Cleveitnd peophe emm -aa..a ad
my that Thmmay it pesparing to giM.
Scene ofthme meet *-"p-em- ot asas
Cleveanme. myr a~a~e it amuter ies
for thir being imsvielmat to eie mead of
ware T e n a - " ---
is atem s ad est Mr. Gbeehned Um ren
agaisest the umE ae m e bebese he gets to es
Thse eseem to be aqntiam at e
stm weE buiineast Net ths -am be eam
eedt a to whisk -~ of to tm-.md Mm the
stam eE m ame Es ie mareig
were -pas um abeas -ad.=-e es
hae ane em to a~MmUmsea ,old e
abined toec Mik m he ed Ic ps m@
voes to mehap Ge M etea
se me aa he -e im, butsd lesese
essof Mms an Mmt es appiMa wdd
e m---s~ s h
ieg an me pest af me a Mab Ne Ze
Mm.
These t p s meswh ha swn
See Mr. - emhgs ees of a
to teom n s e~e
Mm pe apeaem to m
wems.meaase e i was
-ms' nese i to se
Mm M -- sma.
... e...... ....
anin bb a OWe of ata IO dm
Mue Asem he ema60 embn r 3admma.a"
amt wls W M rule she to f---asGM
9ets inte te Gevelnd esda this in daM Or
a buse aisd~y, ad et aserty h e G.
m:ese.tg auend ay tat he e-met an.
sa le, they arg. a Wery gres ,h, to
-my te least, Issad u. (seq..d's ftenaf
in teir atates. st tumporsmat in Ietemwig
se Nosmabor elrA.na. AD t eaguis..
e mt with the em gese tateemeut ft as
-M who Umtie them de Not beliee thas; 60
Gewlead in steuger than any ew s-ss a
New Y.rk, and thba the reguerty sketad New
TYok dete d met we"eprMe. ..y e 4ma
eaSMen speak with setherity e asey 0e11e1t
aeOtig the sentiment ti the 0a. 5. .
MALLYM AMtaM ODSMMa
*The Flaveee Le r vaympte Ple UG.
we" by' AmS44uaeume Wma.
fte"Disab oftr741 Ewatr fter.
Cugesoo. Jue 20. 'e eg'or to get bee.
Its mees isto the PeAd is seueht d e t
purps. ad peisatemey to that is the ene Is"
at ge '-e..
i4 eseemum.
The 1i-"
tofive Very eub.
Mtantial einin
eg*emmt to us"
ay floeries ams
who wi giv h
people the prd6
ltgeedat aingOer
hs, but een
how the abwelft
sobens have bm
* ~ViY sky. a"
Gad Gseyse do
?5?EV3 ?Ie5 OOeUa- enly emebesmid
Enl sad Cevelamd who have eome out bdf
as ndiudate. though severm base been teem.
bung with acitemset while they MASS to do
buaing the bee. 'lle reas for this sk
nw appears w be that thsy all apprehebd Ith
by stmgemlzing Chclvaed openly as long as he
sens to be far in the had would ede hos
Ity among the Cleveland people. and OhN f
C2evebsd failed his friends would see tat vie
tory did mt fall to the man who coetuheMeud to
the fal of their idA
Te atter-pt to get Mlorrimse to chin So
linois auklgatiom (a"d because he h e sOu
of being scueard of double Aet=g. and the et
"ampt to thew the sme voteto plM as a
temporary lemaen the gist beaet has met
worked right up to lts. 'here has been as
touble about the candidacy of Grny of Is&e
ana, ezeopt that it is copprtraively o -
portant and he eanat held 41 hi. delgai.
The great play froam the trt has beente g
German into the feld as a candlate. t t hes
been evideut from the Bret that he did not sese
to sntgomiae the Grceelnd poeople a did e4
eam to have his sama go betore the convem as
without a reao-able prospect of mem.
Am..-retheenti-1vehdpeopleheabeas
dividing thetr tivme between werking on h &de
gO -ainst the candidate who te met a peI
is hi own sate ad asumeng with (utm stA
he ought to permit the se of h in as s aemm
didat.. The .adidat kept in view by 00
hlese t the il ow the d velamn fsesa
whokwas begun Sunday maraming.waseGeumn.
When they get through their eeufermeses
th night thO announced to Mr. Geuman 60
thy had secured pledges of narly M es
for him nd tht he eold de~i (eveseand m&
have the nmomatomn if he would part Oe -s
et hin.amaie as the Ar ballot. bey used
upe him that h re.manig lager ender eser
smad it embaerresing for his m 1, W
dts imisted, whem telh G0" eesdt
should met be emmisted, mpn haviwg esms
emedidate asmed about whom they eeusd M
their fes.
Dering umday m ght Colorade, Wyeol,
Idaho. evma, Wadmagtm, Kouam.. Adaman
a" New Mexies declared inferemy 60 Gy
were ready to vete for Germs.
The satl-Gewdamd mauagens wed to bA at
am earty her this msernig wit a Ginned
Gart of Uadermdimg lat Mr. Gearnems un
didaey woud be amoumed ateame Nm t@6y.
The Marylmd d-legation sad many of te lod
Iag ptficlmas of Congress have bees efger 4e
dus.gt tm etu.at of ihpsimee to .. Cor
an ester do Gled. t is dated, bit wisset a
Gump at baoerity, dht the New Tek vets, G*
(Rh eta, the MaeytandwetomlthevetE fWedt
Virginia wil go slMily for Gersam, b"" h
ae...-g part of deImates asa e essiu ad
EN TamAE'st EANES.
-as-imm AmMeg be Ne- Tsk ".agu 'sm"
Tiba esoalg.
CtAGaso, Juse U.-1Ue early m 16i =s*
mast is the New Tork delegatione de&tldy
Ger.ma. Net a maember at the dtgIes
but ma positive is his anagglman to KilI, but
they were wiling to adiut that New Yerk =WW
think quite favrluby of oGer e Cndidecy a
Ei weas out of the way.
gtate Tresrer Damforth. wino is ems ot Gu
hat ebars for Mr. Hilt. was aked the di
Guie tis maruin end declased Gut Mr.
was gaiming us aegih. "*W ht Is the e.
meat Ithueag-a-semlseto r. eramr
wa aeked.
"Mr. Germs a as against whom ae dum
ecaut esuld have. a ramal prjdandm I bus
me doubt that ho would estl New Yeuk'. fig
dumacec vets," auMDlfeth "Mr.
Gurm s eeadlydeqin the meth. Ue
s have e u othrsdeegt N einess
anyr jk sthe eventtus."
"Wn wYork give him her ssevy-em'
votes in esme Mr. Kill enname be --uedd?
"We are for Mr. Eil asa unit. hut, as I bass
reaked, Mr. Glemrs Is met daM t is
eds sserrative Is h Metes as
-stma-i. Ei m.. mld is view of auMe
hittrmance . leg at.ee-meeMs
and naesan.. G Flower win, up esy
Gus meraing. Mr. Flewer mes i the euS-e
tam reem and found Mr.Nopyu g
order.. 'The - ofm pagso etaya
:vn.for .'.orn "verit.*e -e".e.
sease.gm sKr. (lewele....th
"And it b~is ey as auseged th" M
Er. Murphy thi mseg. "Mr.1I
bee met ever vouees at the anum What
am - egeuea Wob, we'S deup Gum as
"Em New Yeak mlde er ios MesuMh
a demi with Kr. Germ's uuma a
"No, w se - er Ms. EU. eses -e
et r best to gat deub~d -aie -
eshaan het ve chai amb me dal Qse
mama Gu withemad et gemt E "
The ~pwek at for Gu &g -a
da*e uia as .l aml mamdseut
Pm Q Ite Qat Qu mbQse
wit Q'arlm et to
. tevetoer ...........
-m gis to este ler E
w*-.tsm to.'||ew||| i
.e..rns..i..bMe~Uprd0.
Dster ieran sen e.
uubmtaseuie es etn @m
wek-mes -.s e sesaen
nes.4mma.tsi..4a2s memans e
bainses hm s Lmes
esamsee es m a bmma
essresee 0.bed en es
4 sNe .
-se elee -t
eneQu e iMebe

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