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THK i.oiAL CAXDHUTES. ;
-OMlKATIONa '?>' ti..: VARIOUB a?AR
TIBB.
SMEN AND A.-l.Mld.YMKN j
rORONEH. " I
TO ri: ELECTED IX THIB CTTT.
? ' ihe lo-.ii candldatea to ,
Th? ..... j to-day. Th. namea ?f the
lovoi ? .fflcea are glven
the candldatea
?<?'?' R CORONER
? ,!;n:;;:^.nd p-op.
n nal De
party.
- ?: t-Labor part*
A' ,-..,: CONORESB.
gi ? Bartlett, Rep. and Nat.
ttitt Wati Tam. arTa |nd. Clt.
prm . -. t'iiln-a. Pro. and John H Bfi
5ra n;
? Murr, v Mltchell, Rep. and Nat.
"VnH ??? IPi .ple'a; Jamea
Vem lllllam F. Weaterfleld, Bo. -
r W
,.;. II, Rep. ar.d Nat. Dem
-jy - i Bradley, Tam. and ,
J, pei , . ?? mveen. Pro.. and Daniel De
r "?? ? i
Laoa. e ,.- Meade, Rep.: Anrns J. Cum- ,
'v ? . *?,*, ? iln Tomklna, Nat. !
r. . Wllllam Rnddy. '
r..-*r. ,
Bac-Lat; - ??? !:? ; : Wllllam Siilzer.
? - j Connor. Nat. Dem.;
tiermar. Mlller, Boc -
joha b '
La' h.-io, A Heaa Rep.: Georp.- B. Mc
?xHtb-S I Nal Dem.; Wllbur S Hobba.
i.,ii.. ,.nd Marlon II
I -
yillor ': ".. si nnon, Rep.; Thoma
XIIH H Madden, Nal. Dem.;
Bi ? ., ? )?-. ? . ialdor Philllpa. Boe.
People'a, and Tbomaa r
Lah ?
Ri p ; John Qnln.-y
\;-. , ??; ,.'. ?? Charlea V. Pornea, Nat.
,\ - ? . - r . Pro., aml Rlcbard
> _
I
II ~ ,w, It< j'. and Nat n.m.; Wlll
N'.'i ; oacar A. Gage, Pro.; Enoch
|ai , . ? ! Archle C. Flak, Pa>
1,;*'* . ?aaek i. Ward, Rep.; Eugene R
. ^ v Lawn ?.-. Nat Dem.;
': ... | n Banlal. Boc-Lab-.
m ?: A8BEMBLT.
m .rtet-Art: .r Peaold, Rep.: Daniel E. Flnn.
?s< D?HRian H rsens. Nat. Dem . Q. F. Carr.
Boc.-Lab., and Edwln
O.BeanFmP,0f; Kilhoy Rep. and Nat. Dem.;
Ild-wWam h !> ",?-.-j,,../ H Wyburn, Pro.
Thomas -?m'?;'.? i ,. .l,:lt.. aI.a ,\rtemus J. Smitli.
jilius riani-'-1 .
r:..f'r'vui"= .t Hoennlnger. Rep.; Wllllam H.
uid- Ubji gn .. N . Dem.: John
? n ki- Pro-: 1':;",z KaK Boc.-Lab, and .' i
ii."m;-Iki i;..,: Patrlcb H. Rocbe,
, .- ' ? . \ . - Oeorge Knevltt,
p^Hein:.;?. KahibauiS: Boc.-Lal . and Wllltam
JJon? . Baxter. Itop.: Bdward W
VnVm' > *??' N <:.!>. m.:A..r..n
J?-11,';.,,'.. Prt Plumenthal. Boc.-Lab.. and
OKVtTh^l -'> Ad'er. Rep. and Nat. Dem ;
*"J m ? M'.hur M Keon, Pro.: S I
.??;.,.;,,,. and Wllllam F Mlller.
mon
I
] I. Blackburn, Rep^: Jamea F. Mae
.; Norman, Nat. Dem.: R i
- 0. Tecbe. Boc.-Lab.. and
pj0-g Jivan. Rep : Otto Keiapner,
rlatian H. U Nal Dem .
,i.rr. Pro.. and Ooorire BUburg. aoc
mu-adC. Lee. Repj Wll?*? g. Gledhlll.
. ., ,iuai ?'. Thiir... Nat. Dem .
nd J imea Boyd.ltoc.-Lab
. . ,S.JBB!
?.?..? ^ jgJfcTaej.
,-. ...... (MU.IW J?*f '';;;?
ivy^Vto, and Joaeph Btalbor.
"xvlh-Rlchard C. Van Horn, Rep ; Thomaa r.
Mvei - ri J- Walah, N .
g,>m' ' .' ...- ramea af. Orr, Pro.. and
Nx\ B .'.??'!'1:..P.: Penjamin Hoffman.
Peopte'e: Thomaa F. Leonard. Nat.
;. .\ | jr. Pr*. and IfeyM Loa
'?\\M -D.KFra'nb Lloyd Rep i John A Demp
ai?,. y,.,..:;\;:.;^r,^^h:
T?m- ViiehaelJ Kelly Sat. Dem.: John Benney,
.... Boc.-Lab. and Wllllam J.
0XIX. : ,:0^'V-'i?rn"- WIU'
, .. -, i ?. \ VTI troan, Nat. l'<-m.. ni"
Patri k J. OBrteo, Boc-Lab.
Rep.: Joha P- Corrl
'? xam ? 1 i ??? T R ka. Nnt. Dem.; Brerett
kN ,;?,?:? ''; Berger, Boc.-Lab. and
kV k. mar. People a.
lvv . vuatln. Rep.; Thomaa J. Mur
AA. .),.??; g? orge J Veetner. Nat.
^'In- .. ? ? Pro.. and Fraah J
dSl-A^?i5wi.. K.m I-iH I>Tooher:
and Charlea H. Dalhauaer. Antl Blatdilne.
XXIIId- R i R*! ? T,-,,ma? ?'?. Ha>'
leVTam l John :?' T Nel D-m . j.eorge
y . impaoa, Roc.-Lat... and
ux\ ? ? ? ' r?p-: ?'?r,y.p !CST
',.[,; ? . Ftanclg B. Campbell.
N ." '. Pro., and Wllliam
Kjg^{ Murphy, Rep : Andrew
Nal Dem ; Harry
, ? , . , ? . Appleton Weldon, People a.
\\ . ;A.e Bep . Patrtck J. An
(-rA;. Pairlck Bl. John fyBul
Uvaa. N ' Den . 1"' nk D Du Bouehet, Pro.. and
Charies Fr ?? z. 8o< . .
x-yv;.. ilmbeer, Bep.; CbarleaA.
Slofioj I'i ..... Kerrla, .Nat.
? * " '* ^ ??' ''r'- ,. T ?V, I
XXvIIltl lohi I" flherman Bep.; Joseph I.
r,;..;. Gabrlel L teowenthall.
Nat Dem.; t'l rlea Knappmann, Pro., nnd < ari
liallairom Boc.-L _ _.
\\\\- i. Brown, Rep; Bdwara
Lawaon Purdy, Tam. and People'a; Mark M.
Bcblealnaer, Ni i Dem., and J. H Tarnell. Pro.
XXXtl Th. :? W. Brlcker, Rej. .Oeorge Wlll?
lam M.- ? ? . ? ? B Bi ? . Nal. Dem.:
C. L K'id ? ?: Engelberi Bruckman, 8oc.-l.ah.,
and J-irn. i J. Dalv. Pi
XXXIet Hai T. Andrewa. Rep.; Kmnk I.
F.k.; P. ple'a; <;? orge K. Mornan.
N il D? m ? ri T Hull Pr..
XXXUd I'i. -rl(K H..m. Rep.; Th maa KghPon
i.'iiy. Tam.; .-' i . ??> ?' Gonnoud Nat. wem.;
Cbaxlca C Au> Pi ? . Aaron Henry', Boe.-Lab.,
?:..! Patrlck l: i '
xxxiiw-j,.n, r Deaman. P.-i : -Tohn F.
Wakax Tam. and P< pl< . Wllllam T filover, Nat.
Dem.: Charlea N. M /./ Pro.. and P H Von Kl
Itl g, for- -Lah
XXXIVth-I'hilip w. Relnbard. Ji . Rep.: Lymnn
Gladn^^s Comes
W'tna better undtretandlng of the tranal?nt
nature of the rnany phyBlcal llla whleh
n8)* befor- proper efforta-genlle efforts
-Jl*a?aat<ffortK_rl>{htl>, dlreeted. There la com
,rt ,n Ik* knowledge lhat ao many forma of
,c?r.enare r.ot due to any actual dlaease. bul
"mWy toa conatlpated condltlon of the ayatem.
*hlch the pleaaant famlly laxatlve. Byrup ol
*'S?. prompiiy removea That Is why It la the
on,y rrmedy wlth injlli.ina of famlllea. and is
'?wyihere rateem d ko hlghly by all who ralue
*-X-d health. Its beneflclal effocta are due to the
*ct tnat (t ^ tne oa- remedy whlch prnmot?s
"ternai enaanllneae. without debilitatinK the or
?*"8on which it acts. It is tberagore all impor
**HIn order to get Ita beneflelal effecta. to note.
"?'I you purchase. that you have the genulne
^?o. whlch la manufa. tured by the Callfornla
** RyrUp Co only. u-.'i soid by all reputable
1r??rlsfg.
? ln ihe enjoyn-iprU ,,t trood health. and the
*y?l*Tn ia regular. then laxatlve nr other remtr
j ? are not needed. If affllcted wlth any actual
" ***? r*rie may be comnu-nded to the moal
i_^UfUI Pbyslclana. but If In need of a laxatlve.
lehauld Save the beat. and wlth the well
1 every waare Byrup of Flaja atanda hlgb
at large! >? uaed aad gtvaa moat gaav
COLGATE & CO.'S
Cashmere Bouquet
TOILET SOAP and PERFUME.
W. Red.llngten. T.im : Auguatua J Bpang, Nat.
1 '.-tn ; I). llmer CrandalL Proj Bernhnrd Wll ke,
Boc.-Lab., and Francla Fl K.. People'a.
XXXVth Douglaa Matheeon. Rep . vVllllam Olll.
Tam ; Oeorge R. Hamllton, Sat Dem.; Jamea O.
? ???!. Pro.; James McQullton, Boc.-Lab., and
W H- adli v. People'a.
Annexed Dlatrtct, Is? Dtatrlct?Alfred E. amlth.
Rep.; Btephen J. Btlllwell, Tam and People'a; B*la
I> r.i.-ier. Nat, Dem.; wr.llam H. Terrell, Pro.. and
.;. r,rce .' fhadeayne. Sr.n-i.itv
Annexed Dlatrtct. Ild Dlatrtct-R. B. Emmett Jr,
Rep.; I'hanncev T Besor, Tam: Jonathan M.
Walnwright. Nat. Dem.; Rlebard a Colllna, Pro.,
and Henry Ebi rli I.' -Lab. -
BROOKLTN'8 LIBT of CANDIDATE8.
Mi:\ who ARE to RK VOTEO for OtTTMDK OF
PREBIDE34TIAL exectors AKO THB
BTATE TTCKBT.
Follnwlng ls a list of candldatea to t.e voted
f..r in Brooklyn to-day. The nanies of noml
neea for state an.l National offlcea are glven
ln another column
rnn JUBTICEB OF THE BUPREME COURT
(1D DISTRR'T.
Republlcan Qarretl J. Oarretaon. of Qu"?ns
County: Wllllam w. Ooodrlch. of Klng* County;
Mlchael H. Hlrsohberg, of Orange County; Bamuel
T Maddox, ol Klnga County.
Di mocral John Flemlng. of Qu. ena County: v\ 111
lam F. u'N.-ill. <>f Oranee County: Btephen i>
Btephena. of Ki.-hmond County; Thomaa a. Moore,
of klnca County.
Natlon il Deraocrnt?Charlea J. Pattereon, of Klnga
County; ?'. Warren Greene. ??( Klnga County;
s: phen D. Btephen of Richmond County; Thomaa
s. Moore, >.f Klnga County.
Prohlbitlon -Walier Farrington, of Poughkeepale;
Coleridge A Hart. of Peekaklll: Andrew I. Martin.
ol Brooklyn; Alfred De urnot. of Weat New
Brlahton, Btaten laland
Bocl llat-Labor? Edward McOovern, of Brooklyn;
John Bcehler, of Brooklyn; Chrtattan Ludwlg, of
Brooklyn; Lebrechl Btamm of Brooklyn.
' FOR CONOREB8.
I|d DUtrtca?Denla M. Hurley (Rep.), John M.
ri-.. v (Dem.), Wllllam C. K.-.lfl.-M (Nat. Dem.).
]s,i;..-'k Funk (Pro.). Bmanuel T. Holmea (Boc.
Lab.), John M. < "laney (Pe >pli 'a).
llbi Dratrlct?Francla ll. Wllson .Rep.). t n.irles
F Kr.uult (Dem.), John A. HenneeBy iN.it. Petn >,
Wllllam B. Waldron (Pro.), Charlea L Furman
iS,.<--I..il>.>. Charlea F Brandi (People'a).
ivth Dlstrlci Isr.i.-i F Flacher (Rep.). Thomaa F.
l.arkin (Dem.l. Theodore a Nye .N..t I>em.> .l.-ime
i: i: imsey (Pr > ? Albert Kl-'.n .a .. -Lab.). Thomaa
F. I. trkln (People's)
\*th Dlatrlcl Charlea G. liennett <Kep.). Thomaa
S Delaney 11 >.m ?. Jacob 8 Van Wych (Nal Dem.),
Albert H. Walker (Pro.), Leo BchmkB (Boc.-Lab.),
Thi nt.i.-* B. Delaney (People'a) ,..,,,
vith Dlstrict-James R. Howe .Her... \\ ilbatn
Flckermann (Dem.). Danlel Welsh (Nat. Dem.),
Conrad H Parmatear (Pro.). Ouetat A. Roecnblath
\s . -i ib > John J. Conklln (People'a), Oacnr E
| mger (Independenl Cltlaena')
BYJR ABSEMBLT.
Iat Dlatrtct?Thomaa ll. WaaaUff (Rep.), Joaeph V.
Lemaire (Dem.), Evere4l Qreena (Nal Dem.), John
% tsoc. Lab .. J..-??;?:> V !..-:n..:r.- ,i eople a).
, t. ...rici Lewla Harry Flaher <K.-;< '. John Mc
K< wn (Dem i, Jamea J Donohu. (Nat Dem ?. Ben
ford iBocLab.), Edward Broaaabaa
^ind'oia'trtct-WUmot D M irolj -uaa (Ren | Thomaa
h! Cullen (Dem.). Chariea A. Webber (Nat. DemJ.
. ;.;,.- (Boc.-Lab.). rhomna H l Ulen
lPi\vPh'DVatrlct-43eorge W. miaon (Rep.). Edmund
A Whafen'ti^ How.rd T. W.lden(Nat. Dem .
NleU Evenaon iPro.) Lawrence Tlgae (Boc-L,.....).
HThD^rlcT^n^.^^
mann(Dem>. J rm Fv AhrenaJN^pem^Liidwl*
irdVav"! ' ' ??< ?" H?ymann **?$?!?
V- :-:-..-' Edward H M. Ro* t (Rep), Cv
^i'ffiW i ??;. ??- - ,:.T?;r;
fc_W?aK?!S*-2 ssss*- ?
P\i"tri Dlatrtct-Laclen a Bayllea (Ram I, Jooej h A
OuMe" (Dem - Jamea E. TounatKel. I>-m... Joaeph
Axmifwi^-H,?mr, E. Abetl fRaa-). Charla. H.
Ebbcta (Dem and Nat Dem). Wllllam Ft Duke
shire (Pro.). Btephen Mumaaerjr (Boc.-Lab.), An?
drew *', <'v..':-y (Peopla'a)
Xlflth Dlatric Orrlon L rorreater (Rep). M
thew J? Kermedy (Dem.. Nat Dem. and Peopb a),
W.rrfnS^DX^A^^E.'ri.ProT^
h^,rK-TSriNn Maraball (Rep.l.Johr. H
Itnaeraei <&tn\ and people'a) Emll B hne.
(Nat Dem.). Jeramlab Valhenburah ?Pro.>. Loula
Bauer (Boc.-Lab
(^XXthW* ri"-Frederlck O. Hughra R*Pj-?<*"
ard J Koerner (Dem. and Prople'a). Benjamln
BruahVamBuren (Nat. Dern >. Rofcrt Henry Mer
ai ,, rpro i Henry Kuhn (Boc -uan i.
XXIat Dlatrtct Edward F U"^J^Vrlihl7
KM,h (Dem and Peoplea). Jacob R Roetbei
(Nat. Dem.i. Hugo v*?f1 (Boc.-Lab.)
Excirrxa rcexes at a fibb.
TENEMENT DWELLERB REBCUED FROM
BMOKE AND FLAMEf AFIREJMAN'BCOAT
BURNED OFF AT Ilia i-oaT.
l? a iire al No t? Wvtolen-at, .-. Bve-atory tene
met.t last niK'ht. a acore of Inmatea were cut o?
from eacnpe for a tlma by tha tiam.h aad amoke,
and flnaliv bad ro ba led <>r carrted ..or. Two Bra
meii. both nembera of llook and Ladder Company
No. c, and opportunltlea t.> maha heroea of tbem
?elvee, and both eame,! tha cheera of tbe .-r..w,l
whi.-h qulchly anaembled when tba englnea ap
penred.
Tba Bra was duwovered by a thlrteen-year-old
boy nnmed Anren Meyer, ef No. 140 Bul Broatd
way. who waa ridir.K >. bteyela akmg DtvlBlon-at.
aboul wAt o'clock. Ha lefl his whaeJ In tha gutter
and ran to tba elaraa boa al Markei nnd Dtrbrlon
am. Ti.er.- Pollceman Bveawlaaan, of tba Mndfaaon
at autlon, kiiw bim. Tb- poii.etnan healuted for
n few niirniies um to wherther >.r not tba alarm
?bould be Beni out, bul Bnally lha alarm w:.s rung.
Jr, tbe rt.-i.n tlm- Max Betbateta, u bookke-per <>f
No. W Hayard-Mt., who bl empkryed <>n lha xronnd
Boor of tha bulldlng, bad ran upatalra and warned
tn.- tennnta ?i lha Bra. II bad atarted m tha raoma
or tfu* FrtedBaan, a elethea preaaer, fr..m an evae>
heated atove, and by ti?- Uaaa tha warntag waa
beard t^.'i renched tha atutrway.
Neariy all tt..; tafaatea ef tha bouaa arera abed
Rothatein'fl votea areaiard every one of tbaaaa, bew
ev.-r. and ??.ti attaaapl tu metla ro gel out of the
bulldlng i.y ibe from atairway. Thla waa impos
hihle on accooal ef tba tin.k amoke. Upon ihe
arrlval ef the flrsanea uoontrano. oenM begalned
to tbe int.-ru.r of tba bulldlng >>> the front and
Flreroan Sb.ri.b.n. of Hook and Ladder Compnny
No. 6. w.-t.t to tha renr and cltmbed to the flre
eacape wltb a line ..f boae. He uot to tha flre
eacape of ih' nrtr? lloor. when a ?heet ,,f flamo
i.nr.M upon him ir..in Um wbidow. lt cnaghl bla
eoal and bornod lt a? bta bnck before a atream
of water <o..i.i ?,<? turned Into tba boae he carrted.
when it w;,? he polnted tha boae_ai hlmaelf and
lot the water how on untll he Vaa thorouanly
drencbed. Taan he turned the atream into iii
roorna Hundreda of peopla were watcblng ina flre,
and ;.s they s;.w Bhertdan atandlng ?i the wlndow,
., , oaa burnlng and tha ib.rn.-^ Ileklng u\* bnck
fron Inald. the houae. Ihej eheered hlm wlldly
Pireman W.lkinscn. of the nam.- company. earne.l
.,,--.??? cheer by carrylni down the>eacape from the
too atory orf Mrt. Lfvy, :he h*?v|est woman In the
bulldlng. wi... w^?. wercome by .'moke. The flames
i u i W'lklm >n and hla burden, too, bul be atumh.ed
on and arfi.i ihe woman aafely to the ground.
The flre w-nt throaxh the house qtilekly. hut by
Bourtna on . irrea: deal of water the Btractura was
ia ved from ihe Bamea. Neariy aM tha contanta of
the five tlo^ri. were loat, howewr. Chlef Bonner. rrho
bMered a ocond alarm for rhe flre becauae of rhe
danxer to other tenemen:s In the row. sald that the
damaae would he about I*.'**'.
The r,vupants of the burned _?M__,?^?__h12S?:
lOH laat nlght. Tbey Wara cared for by nelahhors
;ui.| fr!md?._#_
KBVOLVBB AND MNIPB IX EBNTVCBJ.
I.exlm;ron. Ky.. Nov. .'-A dlapatch from Hrowns
viii.. aaya thal John J-wcii. caleiea, waaabotand
toateadty Mlfed there last nlght. The Bmllh-Orovo
Mlnatrel Treuna ama ?i^^atSS?r '
7,S^r ;?? VXon.onMCoKu'nn{y%h.. morn
wt??."??* to ?J?ct from a meet
ina of ?okT Democrata.
BRYAN'S FINAL JOURNEY.
HE BFOKE IN MANY TOWNfl IN NEBRA8KA
YKSTEHDAY.
_l_
OFTBX OBEETBO WTTH OOLD BAMBS AXD RIH
DOXS, AXD BOXE riMKs WITH PICTVBBBQITB
REPBEaEXTATIOXS OF THE 18 TO I IDE* -
IXTERBaTIXa BCEXE8 AXD IKC1DEXTO.
Aurora, Neb., Nov, t Beveral hundred people
were waltlng al the Burllngton atatkm In Llncoln
thla mornlng to se~ Mr !!r\;tn off eri hl? Itaal cam
patgn Journey. They creered when Mr. and Mra
Bryan. wl h thelr little datiRhter Oraee, who win
make Ihe trlp Wlth them, app.-.ire.l and s'lil Bp B
partlng about as the trntn movad off. The day
waa clear, the aun waa i.richt and the atmoephere
had an exhllaratlng crlapneaa At th.- t*r?t etop
ping place Mr Bryan was remtnded thnt the op
ponepta of the ' hl-ngo tlcket ln hl!> own Btate
were actlve. Thli w-is at Beward, reacbed al 1 H
oviock fjold badgea were dteplayed there in lnrg?
numbera, but Mr Bryan waa not taterrupted in
hi? nfteen-mlnute apeach.
The Republlcana had alao arranged a eountcr
dlaplay at \..rk. Tellow rtbbona u.-re notlceable
there amona the crowd of :..?.., The rhecrlng was
Intermlnaled with aome shoats for McKinley Mr
Bryan aald some of the people ln Nebraaka aeemed
to ba very mucta afr.-ii.i it would become popular
tr. bave .i Prealdenl from the \'."????
it w.ts evldeai thal the Republlean Btata Commlt?
tee had been as actlve ai Aurora in the dletrlbutlon
of yellow ribbona aa li had been al Beward an l York.
Badgea Of ? n. inr .lesign and BhapjB, 1.. aring the
namea ot McKlnley and McCool, the itepuhii.-an
candldate 'or Oovernor of N.i.ra.-ka. were wnm al
all three placea. a couple of thouaand people ga'h
ered to heai .Mr Bryan al Aurora, where he .*r .kc
f: .;n .i atand en 'ted ln an open ti.-.d. Conatderabli
cheerlna f ??- McKlnley araa interjected wlth the en
thualaam of ::;?? Bryanltea.
The extreme Weaten place in bla lon?r campalgn
tour waa re.iched by Mr. Bryan al Orand laland,
where he turned eaatward agaln and returned ;i
Aurora on hla aay to llaetlnga. Orand laland fur
nlshed the largeat crowd i I the la) ? ,> to thal tlme.
it ?.is ? aatheiina eompoetd largely ol farmera, and.
although thi town la conaldered a Bepubllcan atrong
iiold. the audlence waa plamly In Bjrmpethy wlth
. Dem ??*: ?.:..' candldate. The dlaplay ol McKlnley
McCool ba Igea waa n< l ao large, proportkmately, aa
at the oth.r ).;.?.. - mi :.::oi. d.
Llncoln, Neb., Nov : People had gathered from
far and near lo hear Mr. Bryan al Haatlnga
T-n thouaand .>f them, moatly farmera, made up
tl... aaaemblage tbai greeted wlth wlld cheera hla
appearani.n a temporary atand Gold badgea
wera few and far between. Whlte ribbona beartag
thi word "Bryan" In two-lnch lettera were plnned
on the hata and coata of men, women and chlldren
In cloalng hla gpeech.1 Mr. Bryan aald:
Now my frienda l wanl to aaj when they talk
aboul wearlng ihe yellow rlbbon. I have wonaereci
irhi mi farmera oui here, If ihej want to ahoa
lhat ibey an lor gold. do nol war a bun. h of yei
;.,? .... p it | luati nea the condltlon of thla goia
atandard (Laughter md cheera.) The gold at
ar." ha* been ?? e.-r-.it threshlng machltie. and :t n.ia
done ita wrk well ll haa aeparated the wheat
from the str.n-. ind It ha-< glvn Ihe arheai. to the
Wall Street ayndlcatea and left the gtraw for the
f,ir:iicr
Btopa of only about Bve mtautea were made by
tbe candldate'a traln ai tewna and rtilagea between
lla-siiriK- and Llncoln, wltk the eaceptlon of Crete,
where ten mlnutee were apent Harvard. laxon
Butt nvllle and Hr.ifion turned oui good
?laed crowd*
A brlef Bpeeck thal waa ah.I nerce In Ita de
llrery waa made (?> Mr Bryan al Bxetar The Une
of demarcatton between hla aupportera ..nd hla op
ponenta there waa well deflned To hla kfl arere
the people wearlng whlte badgea Inacrlbed
"Bryan." io hl* rlghl a atrong dlaplay of orange
Mr Bryan lalked a mlnute or two to tl* - *'?? ??
rlbbom ahowed thelr Intereet ta hla cauae. ..'??'
then turned qul< kly lo tbe people w !'"'"
bore evldi nce of ' "'? '"
theae I - aald lhal ta voting for .. gol I atai
,h,.v rorgot th< feeltng of prlde lhal mual
ry man In readlag ita i gee of hletory do
,.i l0 the Revolutlonarj War Empl
words wlth rlgoro ii l -' irea be told I
i tonea Ih il U ->' wanted theli
dren to feel the bluab of abame for Ihe
ita ir f..ii.. re, tt.. ?? al ould nol vote for a |
ihai allowed Amerlcan ftaanctera t.. be domli <?
I v forelgn Inlluen ? -
Blxteei ? - ? on whlte
, impanton ? n a d in aalmal '? ai ? I aitl
the BpUMI "f lha -, ?? i. lhal lh< ? l< ?
teen i aina eromen ?I.apoaed in eaemi
llon or thi ? |en ' ? ; ??" r "?*?
traln ?ho it li % llki m id
loung i : ?
women in golden r?u< wei ??
... ? ,v . . ? ;.i,- al Frlend
...,i ?? glrla arere l
Three. hundn-d ?
t.-r. whlch alao provld. I
?. , ..... . . .... amall bos - wearlng broad
yellow n track laaae
i: iln, i 1 : ? latlon^tn M ? [.?J,K,-J
lej i nami Mon ? '
traln when lt I
wom.
-?? : .
I Mi Bryan'* ?? m..rk
i>... .-t.,w.| at I' '
* .--..- uda f.'I
i th
A n iml er of
won " ?-? !?? . '' ' '' ?'? m '"
the mlnoi
Hla home . lt) of Llncoln gavi
, . ? .... to Mr Bryan In the alf h? ir ??-? .
. ?. mi* ? ?? ntne '"? hla paasage to Om ih i
before ?; ... lo. k ? ? : ? raln n ? ? '? ihe I ..
:-.... H| ,..,,. The Tr... Illng Mei ? B
"ta- Hryan llon,.- Ouarda ihe Mary Bryan < lub
, ompoeed of womi ... m? oi hora. :??< k riki -?
other organltailon* were ln Ihe pro? ? ??'? >n '? it ? ?
late und Mr- Bn in lo Ih.
coln Hotel A? ihe )? ' ? ?' '?? i" ' : '. ,; ? '"' "["
? . n aalule was flred from tl ?? po i
When Mr and Mr*. Bl
balconi .i areat rhoer aenl up i he ? ai .id. ?
-: iweo hl* appredatlon ol hla re eptlon ln hl*
m,,..,., h ii- relterated Ihe al itemen made ju*
after hla nomlnatlon that I .led he would no
l. , andldate foi a aecond lerm ir hla ?pee< n ni
aald
Bo fir as i am peraonally ooncemed. thla elec
,,.. wili -m..dv determln. whethe, . *h.l rem.ln
? prlvate clttaen or .uny ihe moal ', V ."''',''V',
llon within ihe powei ol man "'"'''? '"':'
'. |, w-mnn lt wl determlne whetl ? i ahall re
mah adth you .Phold aa beat I can the hand
of the on- who la erected ur.i l hls , oh. . .. !?
i.v.r-..! ai Ihe po N. ..r whether I *hHll aepan
fr,?? voo ... .,- gon? four yeara and then retura
to llve wlih yo . the reet of my aaya
Omaha Nov l Three atopa were made b) Mr
Bryan on the run from Uncoln lo Omaha Thej
Were Oreenwood, Aahland and Oretna, and al each
tt? candldate waa enthualaatl; .Hy greeted.
Mi ? iitvii - peraonal campalgn came lo an en* ln
The Republlean demonatratlon waa mora oreten
ii,.I S...M- 'f organlaatlona nearly all beartag
torchea formed a proceaalon that io..k an hour ln
,, all .* a alven place.
M, and Mra Bryan wlll epend the night at the Paa>
. '? ilotel and nt ? -w ln the mornlna wl.l go over lha
HurltaRto'n io Llncoln. where ita candldate wlll raai
.... ,-,? gnd awall ibe returna
J0SE8 F.MIT8 ISOTBJER 8HRIEK.
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nlAIRKAB AXXOPXCEB THB
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Chlcago, Nov. I Benator Jamea K Jonea, ebalr
man of ihe Democratlc C
nnmltte. . setit the foi
Liebig
Compan/s
Extract of
Beef
is the essence of all that is
best in bcef. Only the best
partsof the be?t cuttle, raised
f>y tho company on their
t,wn grrazinfj ficlds in Uru
euay. are used. That's why
tt is the beat, and for over
thirty years unapproached
for punty and fine flavor.
ror Imaeaeai and aeeae^te Ceekwy
, ror refreablaa. neuriaklBg beef Im
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Addreai ?bc Xcm tlork (tribnne. Tribune Building, New York.
lowlng dlapatch at noon to the chalrman of the
many Btate coromltteeax
The llon A L, Maxwell, Democratlc candldate
foi Bute Audltor ln Illlnola, wlrea me from Law
rencevtlle, IH . Mmt our frienda havi dlecoveree a
plot on th.- parl of lhe Republlcan managere r->
--.... the electlon In 11 -i t county: thai they have
raptured .1 vallae full nt oftVUI ballota 1 under
utand thal vlgoroua atepa have i.n i-.k.-n t-> i-r >*e
cute rverybodi t-onnectcd wlth the fraud, rh.ua
number ol irreata have i.n madi aireaoy. it
would be well for you to advlae everj county cpm
mltteemai ln your Btate al onee of thta ana to
have th. ni notlfy each townahli.mmltteerann ln
II p|r reepe tlve countlea and urge lhe moal ex
iraordlnary vlgllance on tha parl of our people io
prevent the perpetratlon of auch raacallty ln you
Btati Bpare i.xpenee neceaaary to? femt oui
anythlng of thls klnd In your Btate. Lall the at
tentlon of our panera evenrwhera to tni* vuian)
,?d ^-.^ th.-,..-..i.:-..r..u>-.l iamfsk Josm
Benator Jonea later aent the followlng telegram
to Ihe chnlrtmn of endi Btnte eommtttee to-day:
.1 nicblc Dcputy-Untted Butea Marahal, haa
v. ir.-.i me from l_?wrencevjlle, IIL. anfoUowa: ' 1 h?
n un of the Repuhlicana to .-..rr> Illlnola is to have
offlrlal tlrketa In th- handa of the , Judae. and aa
thi v..t. ,- ....*. ???- hla I allol to be depi alted ln the
I iiloi -1...X the ludge la to put ln .. atralght Repub?
llcan tlrkei in u - atead We have captured a rann
here wlth 100 tlcketa and *4.?. m coah He haa
?-?>akened and irtven lha whole plan nway. rma
wlll probably be ntt..mi>t?.l ihroughoul your
s..,.. |: [, abaolutely neceaaary thal honeal men
,.r. inlae vlgtlanci commltteea in all your countlea
. ? m-nehlpa lf p. aelblc, for the purpoee of pre
v.ntlna th.r.aummatlon ..f thls vlllany. ?.-?
taki Immedlate and vlgoroua Btepa lo call tne .at
liul.ti of ihe publle lo thla plan. It eeema I
the Republlenna wlll herttnta al no vlllanoua at
t.'n.i-r lo s.-.l thi electlon l<etthla be Iwown.
Republlcan Btate rhalrman Mir. h and Natlonal
i rommltteeman Jamleaon denled any knowledga .>f
? ploi ro iteal Illlnola ..r any county thereof, an.l
they place no ???? ??? In thi report from Lnwrence
vtlle. Miepe< Ilna ? nt lt wa ? oi ly - in -.1 ited aa an
l . leetlon <?%.- doda? ??> ??; lo eaplaln lha defe .r whi<-h
,... (,,,,1 \n ?,,,r. for the Democrata In lllin.u* to
morrow The acheme <.f paaalng n marked ballot ia
?i,l thej . ... il i ?? Buuirt m ui would try ll
Chalrman llltch lelegraphed for a r.-i-.rt from
Lawrenci ?? Illi on ll ? ?Ili -? 'I caae.
ELECTIOX EYE IX OHICAGO.
BOTH BIDRfl PREPARED POR TO-DAT'i
TRIAL OP BTRENOTII.
^ :-|.; ??. . ?:? hjc -n,vi:itiTKS TO 8TART TROl'ntJ!
t r HE POLLB TO T- RM THB RO*E
<,\ BtOTOUa M"!^
Weather condltlona ?tii predle
a rernmeni eap. rta ta ik prece
. ? !? . - lentl il polli il ?'???? gn *?? ? !"
were only ?< fe* of i ie
ind Hepul n leaders al tlieli ?'?? aaa
.,,, i , ?? , oi no buatneak for them (o attend l
;..... iion T - day araa not
....;. ... however T- .??.?r.un- paaa. I
.- i fi ?-. ti ?? r il hendqua ra n lattng r..
, . ti mm elee lon > ? U
nn marked i I - - i ?,'r< *llh '" : v
? ... Hai i . Id not a mj t< legrama of lhal
M
, . B| I pi i) for nne
. .' :. io gel - M laetr full ? >t? it If I -
? ,- .... ,,' Pr .feaeor Oarrt tl of thi
? ? ? . ?? ?ther 'ondltlona i .
? on iw there n thla cll) in l Btate anl
llana and a - to be followed b.
ind falr weathei t aay whether thi
oi after lha eloBlng
,. ,or Moore, l id weal ler
? ? ki i a a ? vlea
- which maj prei iii In the Mld lle
. , ?;,,. ,., ira lhal lhe poUa are
....... are t ' ' " iBterfer
. . f rotera by wlnd, rala uc
.:. v. atormi
B and "ea a ?- ma n. I
,. |a) eipreaaed ff renca
M. ? , a ?. n ihe ?? bHh r wo I ? ? >? na '-?' M K-'
Uy WOUld ' ; I ? ' ' '"' ' ' '
i , . ,,-'.-.?.mi ? >m
.. | , ' ? .:???? ? M r
Hai na read i fea flnal lelegi im? of a . he. ?'
from the Pacl Coaal I > n.I the u >n m
giate < .mm itee ? egraphed lhal lhe i- I i.
gtate , ?' :?"'"" ,;l ? ' : N'
Kii li i bi i nat th. ?' ? ? ,u" Tha
rallfornla BUte chalrman lelegraphed lhal lhe Btate
: be aurel) depi nded up .0 1 i .-?-...
vote for \i iKInlej i rom the chalrman ol the Waah
., Btate .'.mi-.- ? at.. meaMge th .? the
rttot, ,,,.;: ii | . | .;? Bryan, lielng i-erj m i. h In I i ibt,
bul ? . il lhe Bepubll ana wa ild el< l ll ? Btate and
. ,.. - .,:. i . irrj ihi l^gli..' -r
Bxeeutlva t'ommltteeman Leland, who haa been
,. Kai ia foi aome tlme, lelegraphed Mi Hanna
guara^ileelng lhe electoral \..-.-- of lhal Blale r..r
Ihtj . 'Antoli i Itlsega
Mr Hanna receTvrd congratulattona from many
pi .ii.iu.-iu rltisena .. io hla managemeiii >>r the
.,, ,,M|K|, .,, ,i rtll vs';.. ralled al headquartera lo
-,v goodb) lo M..J.U McKlnley'a rlght-hand mun
?ren poalllve in Ihelr bellef Itutl vlctor) had pi i
ilculli been won Mr Hanna ha-i nothlng neu to
a.ld t'.. hla predlctlona when he ;....k ihe i.mht iraln
i..r i.i- home in lievelanu Aftei vollng he wlll x><
,,, t'anton to in..... iw and return ln llme t? racelva
th<- .-;.- llon returna In Cleveland.
Cxtra precauitpna have i.n laken bi the |..it->
Departmenl >.f thla clty t>> aeoure .. r.-u. electlon
aml equal rlghta io all rotera wh.. eome to lhe
polla Paraona il.i havlng buaineaa al the polla
wln he kepl i". feel away bj lha pollce, .....l Ihe
paaaugHWa) will be ? l-ar-.l for lhal dtalance ai
,,,,., i.tn The !?? partineiit la determlned t<>
floae ever) aaloon In the clty, and everj entrance
wlll be guarded lo preveul aecrei vlolatlon of the
electlon i.w ln Ihla refard. The pollce have ln-en
nia^-lall} ir, -11 .i.i. ? l lo be n.-.ir.il >>>w .. r.l all VOtera
_, ,j preaerve lhe paar* al all haanrda
B< n.i.it Jonei reeelved . t.i.-Kr.un ir..m ln.ll.in
apolla clalmlng lhal Indlana would k^-- Bryan
i.nuu oluralliy Anothei telegram came to mm
from B W, Redford. ?-( La Croaae. Wla., a eglng
thai ihe aiipertntenilenta .-f Wuwonaln rullroada
were chanaing ihe runi of employea ao thal Bryan
men could nol gel llmi lo rote.
The -llv.-r f.,r.-.M In thla clty have airanged nn
Klectlon iMi lurprlai for ihelr opponenta, Tha
liiw glvep to each r.Hdate on rln- ballol the rlghl
to have .. n-preaentatlve lu each polllng place when
the rounl -i the ballota boetoa, but lt haa baen
cuatomar) roi ? fc* repraHN-nlatlvaa o leach party
onlv lo be nreaenl to wut.-h ihe couni and tnne
?ognlaanceof any dlaputeever ballota between the
judge*.. The allver .P?e. however, have made
J.. r ? engaaementa for Ihlrty m-n lo bo nt ench
nollina i.ia.-. when tha coual begtna. one ror eacn
, .- which meana .... army of ROOO men.
' belnc over WO voilna prertneta ln the clty.
V . ,., , ui.-ans i,av.- arranged for only the uaual
ii,. wpiioii . Theae H.uOO alhrerltea are . x
niinil.i- of waicnera. '?",-,' "?? ?,,., ,?, ,.,., r,,im,
.1 .,. h i.- a i laiiirlilng effect on tne coiini
'" ,' ,?'r, . the pea.>f the pelltng placea. On
!'"'.', ,',| ?? 'ftepubllcanB. who hav. control
I i miii'i.-'p-.i Kov.rnment. h.u- arranged wlth
', i-.r I.i .rm.nt io bave Btroaau of waw-r
[Srned ?... Vnl- obilffepVroua mob whleh may threat
,-n any polllng p*. _
NAYAl OBDBBB.
Waahlngton, Ker. t-AaMaaual S..ra.-o,, it. 8.
fikeman hu? been .let.icherl from the \ ermont
, j:;-, ,,^,,.^1 :.. ihe Beataa: Paaaad a^atataat Sur
a on J' B Paaa h.is hien deteohed from the-Boaton
1 Ind or.ler'f.1 to the Yorktown; Surgeon O. P. Lums
I dea haa been .letarhed from the Yorktown and or
_irVd home on three W1<?*< leave; Aaal.unt ?ur
ireon W M Wheeler ha? b^n .letaehe.l from the
I rrankllii and ordered 10 the Nav.il Hoapltal. Btera
l.land Cal laatatanl Burgeon A. Tarenbolt haa
l heen dataebed fmm the Mare Inland Hoapltal and
ordered to the Oretea: Paaaad aaalauat a.irgeon
r, Rotha.'iuger haa been detached from lhe Oregon
a ,,^?r.H tn ihe Patteraon: Paaaad Assistant sur
'___L' i' M K I nedv haa been .leta< he.l from tiic
' f-VuVr^on anVl ordered home on threo month.'
^S^NavOTnbo^
t'ataal lnapealoo duty. Munhall. Penn.
THE 6UPPLY OF (JOLD.
F.NTIRELY ADEQUATK TO THE WORl.D'*?
GROWING WANTS.
PACT8 AXD PIOCBBB TO BHOW THAT tXTBB
NATIONAL :*I.MirTAt.I.I>TS <>K lSTS mist
L0OICAIXY BtCOMB OOLD IIOXO
MKTAl.I.lSTS IX Ua*
To the EdltOT of The Trihune.
Sir: Tbe reaaona that promptad the himetalltsts
aboul twentl years ago. at the tlme of the dl- ;ua
aton and paeeaga of the Bland hiii. were, accord- |
Ins to thelr own presetitatlon:
Plrat?The ronvlctlon that the then reoent de
monetUatlon of allver would eventuaUy auppreaa
lts use ln the monetary servlce, If not over all the
world, al least ln the gold-atandard countrtea; aad
th.it such suppresslon would. ln the language of
H.iron RothachUd, "amount to a veritable deatruc
tton of valuea without any comper.satlon. '
8econd?That ei-u.ty requlres that the unlt wlth
j whlch a mnn paya hla debta ahall p888888 as near
j ns posslhle the same purchaslng power at the aa
> ptratlon of hls contra.-t that It had at Ita incep
! tlon, an.l that the rulitig out of *Uver would aacea
larlly work Inequallty and injuatlce as to comracts
! extendlng over long perloda of tlme.
Thlrd?Thal unleaa the new aupply of gold. after
; the demonetlaatlorf af aUver. were sufficient to sat
lafy: (a) the nnnunl re<tu.rcment for nrts and tnanu
f,i turea; (b) the wear an.l tear of colnage. loaaea
? by ahlpwreck, etc. ar.d fc) the new wants artslng
from tbe Increaae of th- arorld'a population and
' the astenalon ..r lt* Induatry an.l trn.1.-?which rp
? qulrementa were eatlmated hy rompetent .-xpert:; at
I pro.OM.000 ktea Ba,aaa,0B) ln silver for the world's
| aubetdlary colnage, aay nel iv..BB annually, to
be tupplled ln (.'..id alone -pricea would greatly de
cltne, to the detrlment of the produclng and debtOT
, laaaea
Por the taa y.-ar-i :s71-!?j?' the averaga annual
productlen of gold ?i< ni&OBXOM and of silver a
little under IW.OOO.OOS logi thi r BfOT.OOB.OOO; the an?
nual defleli of gold below the ti.v> "?'."?" requlred
f..r the world'a wants, as above atated, atood therc
fore al 03.000.080.
We s>.i;i nol stop here t) dlscliss tl'.e sltuallon of
| the world'a ftaancee stnce 1878. excepi to call atten?
tlon to the facl thal durlng tbe tlfte.-n years from
1?vi t0 ibm incluaive the world'a productlon of gold
averaged $:.??."?. a year, and that durlng theae
i s.mie Ofteen yeara the banka of Fraaea, Btagland,
Ruaata, Auatrta and Oermany together added the
rasi imounl ol 1775.008.000 aj thelr reeervea of gold.
,.r ;.-_?.... .1.. gverage per annum, a large portlon of
whl.-h tncr-;i*e was drawn from the I'nlted Btatea.
Agalnal thla wlthdrawal ef V"0mjtm from the
world'a etrculatlon muat be offaet r^".,,,.lV>' of g|L
ver added to the currency of the I'nlted Btatea
ui der the Bland and Bherraan acta, and whl.-h the
i Treaaury la ..i.iige.i by law to malntatn al a parlty
wiih gold Had theae lawa never been paaaed this
try would nol have txported a large part of
ii;- gold ll aubBequently leat
\\.. wlll now conetder ttc* preaenl poaltlon of af
falra in 1BM
r.r-t The demonet laat lon acta of t*?T:i. etc. have
? ? gg wm> apprehended, auppreaaed the use of
Bllver is money ln ai y pari ? f the world Thej have
on ?? - ippreaaed auch uae aa to tne new silver pro
dured lubaequenl to thoae enaetmente. But ihe
world haa rontlnued to us.. ISO.OOO.OOO of new allver
annualh for (ubaldlar) colnage. and tbe Lnlted
Btate* h.is colned 1500.000.000 under the Bland and
Bherman ict* , .
B< ond Th.- gold product of the world (whlch had
t..'..-i iveragtng I1X.0OU.00O a year durlng the llfteen
x,.?rs mi-ISMi, had ralaed to I205.000.oou In the year
? V., ??.! nromlae* to c\..I lflS.000,000 In 1888, and
to go on Incn i>mg progre**lveh hereafler Ob
?,,, ,. {??-.,.,,..., 0f gold alone In IBM, agalnal KW -
oi...... ,,f gold and allver together per annum durlng
:>7l ;,vi u we conalder that 160,000.000 ol allver a
vear ls stlll employed for aubaldlary cota3ge, we
have .m aggregate of B7R.000.000 of the two i.reclous
i ii iia nvullable annuall) for ihe varloua nea
wanta of the world. agalnat C07.roo.000 per annum
urodueed In 1171 i*1- \s tbe annual requlrementa
for the whole world have l.i pl.ic.-d by rareful
. gpert* ,.t floooa 000 ?f the precioua metala, the
world i- iherefore ..d.ling to lts aupply about 87S.
, .. ... mon- gold lhan n needed to k.i up the
inrlty of prleea on the blmetalllsU' theory, and to
,,. ,..,,i >he mucb proclalmed Injuatlce of the deblor
and Hgrleultural rlaasea
lu i.ldlilon lo the above, we must bear ln mlnd
thit i part of ihe vaal accumulatlona of koLI by
Kuaala and Auatrta wlll, before long, be ieni hnca
Into cir.ui .tlon upon th.- reaumptlon <?( apecle pay
menia iherebi In.lucing an Inflatton ln thoae coun
ii,,, analogoua io whal waa expertenced in the
I'nlied Btatea In IfhVlBal. after ihe Treaaurj had
,. umed paymenla ln gold.
We may iherefore look upon tln* irol.l sltuatloti
ka n0| oui\ adequate to aupply the world'a
w.int- bui a^ promlelna a gradual Innatlon of
prleea' the effecl of whlch must h lo remove Ihe
,i ?con'tenl now prevalllng. wlthoul belng open to
the fatiii objectlona. moral. polltlcal an.l nnancial,
aliendanl upon ihe propoaed colnage of silv. r al a
ruio greatly ln exceaa of lts IuiIIIom value.
lt geema iherefore only fair to elalm thal all the
araumenla whlch led tbe blmetalllata of Rurope
and Mti-rica to demand lha J'dnt colnage nf gold
and allver twenty yeara aco, ar.- aailafactorlly mel
H the preaent dav !>v the productlon Of gold alone.
And the neeeaalty for the colnage of silver. so a*
,,'.,,,... juatlce to th- aufrerlng agrtcultural aad
deh'or e| ,~s. s no lorii'.-r .\lsts
New-York. Nov ? IBM PETBR MARIR
THE XVITH DISTRICT OANDIDATB.
EVBBT UKl'iHI.K'AN VOTE BHOt'U) BB PABT FOB
BJR. fTABD FOB COKOBBBB
To tha Kdltor of The Trlbwne.
Slr. Your edltorlnl ln this loorntag'a Trilmne In
relatton le the CongTeaaloaal candldatea ln tbe
Wlth Ilistrlct ls most tlmely an.l fordble. Al?
though i was nbeenl from ih.- clty at tbe tlme the
ponventlon m t. I have alwaya been a eefunateni
frlend nnd ndvoeate of Ilen I,. Falrchlld. an<l have
belleved be was tbe rearnlar nomlnee of the Ite
publlcan party untll the matter was dedded l>y
the Appeltate Dlvlalon In favor of 'he ftitlre regu
larlty of W'Ultam U Ward. An.l there is no longor
any queatlon ta tbe matter. There ls only one Tte
puhllcan nomlnee for Oongreaa In the XVIth Dla?
trlcl ui.i that ls Wllllan. L Ward. and he is
intlt'e.l 10 and must recelve the vote an.l h.nrty
Mipport of every one dealrtng to be .iiiss,..i aa i
Hcpuldlcin or an advocata of the princlplea whlcil
thit narty repreaenta. An.l I feel aaaured lhat Mr.
Ward wlll r.Ive from the frienda i f Mr. Falrchlld
as fuil and fnlr a BUpport as would have been glven
to Mr Falrehtld had he been declared the nomlnee.
The loss of a Bound-money Republlean Congraaa
mnn ln our dlatrlct ut this tlme would be little U-ss
ih-in a calamltv. nnd there ls no reaaon lor lt. The
dlstrlet I" Keo'nhllran snd must be kept ?o. nnd .1
heavy rexiionalhtllty wlll rest upon iiny Keptihllenn
who In any manner hlnders or retards thnt result.
Lot the Hepublloana and Sound Money Democraia
of the dlstrlet cast every vote for MrWard. nnd
hl* electlon la assured. KK.Nr.Hi HAl.l..
New-York. Oct. 31. 1K<.
-^
WHY WORKMEN BHOULD OPPDSE BRYAN.
To the Edltor of The Trlbune.
Slr: It la wonderful how slow Bryanltea are ln
comprehendlng that the tntroduetlon of the pro
posed allleea la Baa free-colnage allver dollar wlll
tesult ln loaa to every one. and eapeelally to aavlngs
l ank depoaltors. The Bryan allver dollar wlll be of
no more avall than waa the legal-tcnder enactment
of Tongreaa durlng the Clvil War, maklng green
backa a legnl tender, whleh. on a baals of 288 per
eent premlum for gold, depreclated to 38 cents on
the dollar. I wlll relate how I waa eaught and
loal. a.: a aavlnga bank depoaltor. durlng that event
ful perlod.
Iu 1861 1 depositod 12,'WO ln the aavlnga banka ln
gold. Soon after our (lovernment and the banka
auapended epeele paymenta. Qold lmmedlately roae
to a premlum, and the renta and every commodlty
llkewlae roae from 100 to 100 per cent. When I drew
my money from the banka gold waa worth M per
rIE PEABODY MEDICAL
INSTITUTE,
Iii. 4 Bulfincl) St. (3pp. Ke.ere House),
BOSTON.
I'VI' .KI.ltllF.I) i> i*??o.
I'abllahea tlie Renonrned Medical Trentfee*
Kntilled
The Scieics of Life, or Self-Preservatlon.
A HOIIK I'lMl KVI2RY MAX.
Young. Mllffli is d itA >?:?!. ll centaiaa 370 paaea.
l_mo., iii Inva uu>!e preaertptlona for aout- an.l chronla
..-.,-??? i wind in -ul's'iinUil emboaaad Kr?n<-h muilln.
full gtlt. It tr-i>'? acteatiacaUy, exhauaiiveiy and ln *
ii:.,??? :? mannai- un n Kahaueted vitaiiij. Narveae and
l-r .-.i .-.! DeW "? varjenceta, ard al! !>t?ea?ea ?n<4 W?k
neaa . f Man. fr.im whaterar .-aia* ariaing. N*w a^'iton.
r#vla?d :ir.| ?nlarc?.l. Prl ? onlv ft. t>y neall. aealed.
painphlet pmapectttf wirh tcatlownaila nnd endoraemtnta
of th? preae, FREE. 8en.l n.?>.
?? Thi Bctence f L4ta. or s>ir-rre*ervatlon.' la a Medl
cal Traattat ? r rar? ni.-ru an.l gr-at ralue. from th? pan
' i dtatingutihed author ind famoui rr.-1i.-al prartltlonar
arul N'er-... BpacialUL lt la pre-?minently a book for
even '"?n Ii la pirellahad by th* rellahle. tlme-honorad
.,- : far fam*d Peabodr Medl-al Inatttute. w-hlrh ta ot \t
?el( ., auarantea of eaot! ?nca ar.d hlgh oharacter. It
:1> ... better for the ladlrM-al nnd tha atatj U all
v r- mnveraani aitb lha trulsma ?o teraely ?*t forth ln
ti... noble worh I* .-> r..,t < f Ibai .-h?ap ord?r of abomln
,.;.. .-...., ?... t broaakaat by inwanoaoBtU rartiea and pur
ehaaed le aratlf) - narae taatea. t.ut n work af MMB ia
trlr.ale \alu? aa rnrn->t lw mea?ur,.l by dollar* and ranta
.-. mlng .,? II .'. wa, f,.-ni a auurce emlnently tniatwortny
h:?: rellable, c nUlnlna farta arhtetl ?hould 1x known?
facta whleh mw-t ??? knoana." --Medical Revtew.
?Tha Paabody Hedlesl lr-iltute haa manv woul?-l>?
Irpltatora hut n mjuala."?Boaton HeraM
Th? crltlca an.l ?!,? pr?M thro.igtv.ut thla rountry IM
Enchnd hlehly rommend The s<Menre of ufe, eaa
Preaervatlnn." Tt.* ....thor of thla tr-itlae and Chlef
iltlna Phyalclan of tii? Peabody Medioal Inatltute
gmduated fr m the Hanard M'dle.il rv>11?ge tn 1884 and
w-.is irr-na-'l.-,'- 'v .-.?mmias.oned aaa.'tant surgeon of the
5th ? rlmenl Maaaachueetta \-Munteara. In which capaelty
he wrv-.l arlth nonor an.l dletlgctlofl .intll the ^ec1ln?n?.
?a? ntuatered ...t il lha rioaa of aervie*. H? jaa been
actlvely an-1 Mrnvatlr aaaorlaled wlth the rVabody Medl
<al In?tit..t > .'.urinir the pa?t 2* yeara. nnd haa lona been
r>roamls?d aa th? m-?t fainoua auth.-r an-l th* moal Ha*
. >'; ..,;.. n x-n-rl-a. In 1?T? he vnr awarded
.(,. <-, M Medal hv ?h? Nb'i .nal Medlonl Aaaoelatton for
th.. "Irand Prla* Baaay ? n Manbood. entlHed 'The Selenoa
ot j .f.. or s-" Pi atnratfoB." Tiiere are more than 80^
.... |?tir-? al lhe Inatllule heartr.a araleful te?tlmony of
hta unequalled anl trlumphaal aklfl, and that. too. tn
v.-rv nianv ea^ea ttnt had be^n rlv. n up H paat eure and
hopeteaj Tha A?*!atant Phyalclan >< <n- Inatltute ?r?d-j
at.-l fr -m the <* i;??- of l^y?|elana and Surire.^n* An 1n
telllnent ind IB rltnlnatlnB r<it '-'?' caa raadllr ,il?tlnt\il?n
n^ 1 appreclate th? d'ffarenca batareea a reaponaihie anl
tlme honored Inatltate an.1 the dl?rln?ulahed eklll that
hnr m?.'? lt ao for a peric! "f 3-1 V'ara. and the iirnorant.
: ? , r->IM". vaint'na quBCfc'.
I'Mtwiltaiton rtal'v. In peraon or b\ mall. Addreaa aa
?.. .. | j. f. box 1N-". Boaton. Msm
OEAF
NESS & KEAD NOISES CURED!""?-!
, ,r|\. .im :...-!,...- ?. nillTlaaralU
rent premium The $:'...j0 I. g-al-tender notea. which
I w.i* ot.lii;<-<l to aeeapt, would aarjr in the market
only r.?> of my geM bnek. Oreaabacaa, though
Btamped a dollar. wer.- worth B4M 35 centa on tha
dollar In Canada, Burape atul thla rountry ln gold.
Tl ua I 1. st outrlghl PJBJ of my orMCtanl mock of
gold or .. loea equlvalenl to ?.7?W ln Kreenbacka.
Ilealdea luffering rhit* los? of 65 per .ent on my
orlglnal depoatt. I waa foreed to pay more for every
tl in.- Xa for .?h.?*. whl'-h I boucht before for $1 30.
and tl! for Bour, which coei me before but *5 *
bnrrel My wagea durliiR the $aine perlod only
roae from US to 190. lt waa not untll the reaump
tlon nt spech paymenta :r. 1*T&. when rents and
. mmodltlea becnme lower in price. thut aalarled
peraona llke myaeif began to be benofiied.
\i.,i now aM I look bnck over forty yeara. I be?
lleve there never waa i perlod In all tnat tlme
when the Amerlcan worklnatnan i-eeeived hlgher
wagea or could buy more for the dollar he earna,
thi.n now. I aay agnin. 1 am a;?tounded that a bank,
depoaltor or a!,\ peraon worBtng tor ? aarea or a ?a,
inl .i n vote for Bryan. I want no more of my
. ,,i . Kperlence cauaed by a dej.reclated currency.
I waa then realgned to my los;<, becauae my coun
ti\ waa rlghtlng for itr? Uw: but cannot now be re
alarned to a !os? to beneflt a lot of allver min^- specu
lato? THOMAB J. MORROW.
'\? oi w.-^t One-hundred-nnd flfty-flfth-at., New
York Clty, Oct. ."1. li*
? .o
L'BEFUL CAMPAION DOCVMENTB.
To rhe i:,iltor of The Trlbune.
Sir I r. eelved late yesterday afternoon Tha
Trtbune'a colored .-ampalgn ponters, Noa. 1. J, t
and i. for Bound mon. y. and put them In front of
m\ ofBca wlndowa thls rrfornlng. Before l'? o'clock
1 ahould aay thal more than a thouaand peopla
had atopped carefully to examlne them.
I belleve ih.v ar.- aa ureful campalgn documents
...- hav.- been laaued, and I wiah l had reeelved
them a few weeBa .-..riier.
I trus- ln rh.- Intereata of aound money. you hava
gtven th.-m b very general di.?trlbutlon.
J. RUB8EL MARBl.E.
PTorceater, m.is-. <>rt. lt, IfJl
REAhY FOR A\ IMMBN8B VOTH
BtOBB THAN :.'.<i?? NWBJCEM IO m: AT THK roLLa
...MI'l.KTK AHHAN.iKMKNTS MAPE.
Edward LAUterbech, chatrrann of the Republlcan
('{iinty Commlttee, cnllad a aaaaitna or Republlcan
distriet lendera al hendqtinrtara y.-sterday. al which
reperta from avery electlon di'trlct wera reeelved.
Ii was found tiiat IhM party'H ICle.tlon Pay ma
chlnery waa n.-ver In su.h .-xcellent order. More
than 18.888 work.rs wlll min the i>ollf to-day ln tha
VartOUa prcctneta Of whom a Inm number are vol
unteera M<>r. men onTered thelr aervtcea wlthout
pay than could be employed. for e\er> polllng placo
Baa been doiibly manned.
v complete ayatem for getttng Cnl a full vote wlll
t>e ael in motion wh.-n the bootna bagtn buaineaa at
I a m tO-dny Mr. I.auterba.'h sald that the renult
would be the moet aetonlshlng vote ever polled In
New-Tork for a Bepubllcan candldate.
FiK.ires returned <m a cnll of the dlatrteta placad
McKlnley'a plurallty ln the <ity at so.iioo.
INDOR8ED THE REill I.AR Tlf'KET.
The Kxec.itlve I'ommlitee of the Young Men'e
I'lub of BTaatiitiaetar t'ouniy met ln Yonkera laat
nl^hl and reconsldered Ita a.tlon of two weeka age
Indotsinir Hcn l. Fairchlld for CongTBBB. and
unanlmoualy Indoraed the whole Republlcan ticket.
MOi ST MORRIS REPVBUCAN8 PiRADB.
The Mount Morrls Republlcan Club. whoae roomi
nre at I'ark-ave andiim'-lnindred-and-aeventeenth
BCi para.leil through lhe striets of lhe XXXIat
Aaasaably Dtatrtet last niKht. Ai?out one thouaand
men, each enrrytng a torch. were ln llne. and tha
dlatrtct tiirouifii whlcb they paaaed waa tllutni
u.it.-d Wlth vari-colored lichts and flreworka. One of
the featuree of tbe parade waa Vorlaky'a Battery.
who were dressed ln whlte unlforma and preaented
B liimdaome appearance. Among thoae In 11 na
were Hnrvey T. Andrews. nomlnee for the XXXIat
Aaaembly Distriet; Pr. Bewall. a coualn of the
Democratlc candldate for the Vlce-Brealdency;
Fnnk IfcCube. Eddle Jamea and E. R. Perrln.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
CROCKEBT. CHINA AND OLAS8. KITCHBJI
ITENSIL8. FENDEBK. ANDIBON8 AXD
r-IRE SFTP. 1'OAl. VA8E8 AND
8CFTTLE8.
HEARTH BRURHE8 AND BROOM8.
FIRE SCRKEN8. ETC.. ETO,
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