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THIRD DAY.
The Candidate for Closing
Proceedings.

Proceedings.
When the Convention assembled for the
last meeting the position of Gray. of Indiana,
which had so long been assured, had been con-
siderably weakened by the appearance i'm the
field of number of other good men, princ-
pally Stevenson, OF Illinois; Mitcheli, of Iowa !;
Morse, Of Michigan; Watterson, of Kentucky,
and Neal, of Ohio.
The Convention was called to order at 2:30
p. M, aud the call OF the States was immedi-
ately ordered by the Chairman
Mr.. Lamb Of Indiana. nominated GRAY.
Prolonged cheers followed. Colorado yielded
to Illinois and Dir. WoItbington nominated
Adla 4. Stevenson. Iowa declined TO present
Boie,'s name in spite OF the calls made for him
and much cheering.
Mr.. Uhl, of Michigan, presented the qualif-
cations of Chief Justice A. 3. Morse. OF Mich-
gan, in a very forcble manner. This and the
other nominations were freely seconded, and
thenthe cali for ballotiug began.
The result was as follows:
VOTE FOR vIcE-PREsIDEST
Adlai f. Stevenson Illinois, 400.
Isaac L. Gray, Indiana. 343.
Allen b. Morse Michigan, Sc.
John J.. Mitchell, Wisconsin, As.
Henry Wa;terson, Kentucky. 26.
Bonrke Cochran, New YORK, s.
Lambert Tree, Illinois, /.
The nomination was made unanimous. Ste
venson having received more than two-thirds
vote.
And so Mr.. Cleveland ably supported by Mr..
Stevenson, will for the third time in his life
90 before the country as :. candidate for Presi-
Dental honors.
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EVENING SESSION.
The Platform-Wattcrson Speaks -Bourkc
Enckran,s prnfest The Nnniuatin,.s

The Platform-W attcrson Speaks -B0urkc
Cockran's Protest-The Nominations
The first thing done by the Convention at
its now famous night session was the reading
of the Platform by Mr. Villas. Of Wisconsin.
The first mention OF Cleveland's name in the
Convention was when Mr.. Villas read from
Madison to Cleveland" This called out the
pentup enthusiasm Of the delegates The SYRIA
cuse men led the cheering as the Cleveland
delegates and the Cleveland men in the gal
leries sprang To their feet. waving hats. hand
kerchieis, umbrellas and fans 1t was 20 min
utcs after the shouting began before Mr.. Villas
could bring his sonorous voice TO bear pom the
Convention again. and even then it had to run
brief competition with murmur OF sup
pressed enthusiasm that continued through the
audience
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Free Coinage Men Nominated.

The Nevada silver men held a Convention at
Reno last week, which was composed of 200
delegates, representing every County in the
State. Three Presidential electors were nom-
mated to east, if elected, the electoral vote of
the State for some man pledged TO free and
unlimited coinage Of silver. Seven thousand
voters in the State have signed pledge 10 vote
only on that line. Neyada's total vote 10 1888
was 70 500.
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It was not until the Territory Of Alaska was
called that the required number of votes was
reached, and then rs it dawned upon the Con-
vention that Cleveland was nominated q mighty
shout went up that threatened to fairly lift
the roof off the great Wigwam.
Texas aud Maryland changed their votes to
Cleveland, and motion TO make the nOnina.
ton by reclamation was carried.
The Convention adjourned at 3:45 a. until
p. N.
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SECOND DAY.

Permanent Chairman Clloscn-Report of
Committee on Rules and Order of Bust
ness.
Precisely at lI:31 Temporary Chairman
Owens raped the Convention TO Order lGst
as !; nc opening prayer Has concluded. the big
blue banner With the picture o. Horace .a;,s
was bOrac IA front 90 lie Iowa pha.aux ,pto
the ball. Cheers wcnt up iEo:i al parts of the
building, aud tlle band iaappsopsiat,ly siracl,
MP Mary land, My Maryland
The Chairman anuoHucld that The f--t
bGs'nes OF the C0ayeDtioa was the iesei :ins
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iiE Democratic Conven-
zion which assembled in
Chicago last week did its
work well aud quickly.
The d elegates went
straight to the goal with
out wavering. and work
ed. at least in the Con-
veniion, in harmony. 1t
early developed that
David b. Hill stood lit
tie chance of nomina-
ton, but the influence
of Tammauy WAS feared,
AS the Tiger declared it.
self against Cleveland
for all time.
In spite of the alleged
fret that the sentiment
OF the country was in
Cleveland's favor was
constantly emphasized
in the Convention, he
world have baao de-
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Nell Pint.

Tourist latter inspecting car)-Conductor,
this car is ut fit for a hog.
ConductOr-NO, sir; please take the one be-
hind.
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Scattering votes were given follows; Camp
beli-A.abama, 9 Gorman-Georgin. 4; Louis-
ana. /; Maine. ] Maryland, W; Mississippi. 4
Nebraska. Il Nevada q North Dakota, 5; Vir-
ginia. l. Wyoming. g. Whitney-Muiue. |. Rus
seIl--Mnssnchu+ etts, L. Pattison, /.
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CLEVELAND The MAN.
Supported on the Democratic Ticket by
Stevenson, Of Illinois
CONVENTION IN DETAIL.
No Stunlbling-Bloc in the
Path to Nomination.
ON THE FIRST BALLOT.
Significant Position on the
Tariff Question.
ON THE FIRST BALLOT.
THE SITUATION.

A Look Over the Field-The Fight Over the
Silver Question.
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PENSIONS.

Section l3. This Convention hereby renews the
expression OF appreciation of the patriotism of the
soldiers and sailors Of the Union in the war for its
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FOREIGN TRADE.

Sec. 4. Trade int rchange the basis of recipro.
cal advantage to the countries participating is Il
time honored doctrine of the Democratic faith
but we dcnounce the sham reciprocity which jug
giles with the peoples desire for enlarged foreign
markets and freer exchanges by pretending IL
establish closer trade relations for country whose
articles Of export are almost exclusively asrcul-
tural products will, other countries that also
agricultural. while erecting Customhouse barrier
OF prohbive tnrif taxes against the richest cotfIl-
tries of the world. that stand ready TO take ON
entire surplus of products. and TO exchange there.
for commodities which necessares and com.
forts Of life among own people.
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Sec. 5. We recognize in the trusts and combina-
tions, which designed 10 enable capital to
than its jusi share of the joint product
of c'pts and labor. a natural consequence Of the
prohiiitive taxes which prevent tile free coinpe,i-
lion which III the life of honest trade; bnt we he
lieve their worst evils be abated by law, md
demand the rigid enforcement OF the Java
made Ia prevent and control them together with
such further Legislation in restraint of their abuses
AS experience may show to DC he cI-sary
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Sec. IL. We heartily approve nil legitimate efforts
To prevent the United States from being used rs
the dumping ground for the known criminals and
professional paupers of Europe; aud demand
the rigid enforcement of the laws against Chinese
or the importation of foreign york.
men under contract To degrade American labor
and lessen it, wages; but condemn and de-
noumre any and all attempts to restrict the immi-
CRATIC OF the industrious and worthy Of foreign
lands.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01
THE CENTER UF PERFECTION

We are making quick work
of our $40, SI2 and SIS Suits.
Our artist calls them the cell
ter of perfection. He never
was right in his life if he is
not right now. Talking of
right now, right now is the
time for buying, foI we are
doing a bold thing III offering
these suits at the price at
which we are letting them go.
Have you any idea Of what
one of these Suits will enable
you to do? 1t will enable
you to keep snug sum in
pocket and yet get the best
that can be had in clothing
the best in make, the best in
material and a thoroughly
seasonable article at that.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01
1as,p Qnea @tors.
Ladies' Cotton Under.
wear. Corset Covers.

7e. Corset Covers made OF fair Cotton and
Rdsips around the neck.
lie. Corset Covers made of fair Cotton
trimmed with Hamburg around the
neck.
itc. Have your choice Of styles OF
Corset Covers, one style 10 " shape
trimmed with very wide rorchon Lace,
and the other u trimmed with Hamburg
eli the way down the front.
isc. Buys Corset Cover v shape, made
hne Cotton and trimmed with Torchon
Lace.
2lc. Buys tho greatest bargain in Corset
Cover. II IL made Of Lonsdsle Cambria,
perfect ntting, finished NJ well AZ can bs,
trimmed with very One Hamburg and
Pearl Buttons.
25c. viii give you q choice Of about 9
different lines OF Corset Covers, every
one good value.
acc. Corset Covers made of Lonsdals
Cambria, v shape, trimmed with Ham
burg and Insertion.
CoysA< Covers nj yarioua pricHa n n Tn m n
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01

ON aud wrist tband reinforced, front and
back, patent facing at back and sleeves,
its equal is not seen at less than SOC.
i7c. For this sale we place our great and
only New Idea Shirt at this price, greatly
improved in workman hip and finish
made OF New York Mills cotton pure
set in Linen Bosom wristband and neck
band all double stitched and double
felled, positively equal to what others
ask Il 90 for.
69c. This shirt is made OF Warisutta cot
ton, elegantly made and finished both
in open and closed fronts, suitable for
fine dress occasions, reinforced front
yoke back, double stitched throughout
and would be cheap at s1.0o.
soc. Hathaways, unlaundered Dress
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01
Gents Unlaundered
Dress Shirts.

Months OF preparation and study with
the different manufacturers enables us to
place the most positive bargains in this
department that has ever been shown in
Pawtucket.
2Sc. Mems full size unlaundered shirts
made OF splendid Cotton Linen Bosom
and wristband reinforced, button holes
thoroughly finished, endless facing at
back and sleeves, felled seams. We ex-
pect big rush on these and are COM
PEELED to limit quantity, only 3 to any
one customer.
sec. All sizes In Mems, Boys and Youths
made OF good heavy cotton linen bos-
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01
LADIES' DRAWERS.

lss, Ladies' Drawers made Of the best
Cotton, . rows OF tucking and bette,
than ever bought before at this price.
&c. Ladies' Drawers, deep hem and
trimmed with wide Torchon Lace.
25c. Choice Of different kinds, take
your choice of either trimmed with
Hamburg or very fine Tucks or rows OF
Feather Stitching with Tucks or all
plain, msdo OF the best Cotton, all good
value.
36c. and Sc. Gives you . choice of
styles Of Drawers, every one great value.
Soc. At this price you will nnd tho great
est value In styles OF Drawers ever
offered by any house In America, we
guarantee.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01
Ladies' Cotton Under.
wear.

You have been paying q 90 for the same
goods We offer you at 30.
They are made OF the finest Cotton
trimmed with very Ane wide Hamburg
and to tucks and made by one OF the
best manufacturers In New York.
We cannot impress you enough on paper
with this great bargain. You must sec
the goods.
75e, 90 and S126. Buys the various lines
Of any styles you may call for.
EXTRA SIZES IN LADrKs' ORA wRRs AT
a3c, SIC, Soc, ese and upwards.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01

Shirts, Best in the WORLD, none can
equal it-none can approach 1t.
39c. Night Shirts. The grandest bargain
OF the season, made OF a good Heavy
Cotton, felled seams, fancy trimmed
around the neck, sleeves and down
front, full sizes and splendidly made.
SOC. For pure linen collars, four-ply
perfect goods and latest shapes. Goods
worth ~ 1-2c each.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01
UMBRELLAS.

s1.25. so Umbrellas bought from an over
stocked manufacturer, made OF q Hpe
English Helvetia, beautiful assortment
Of handles, paragon frame, silk cord and
tassol, cloth covers and would be cheap
at $50.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01
Down in the Basement.

39c. dozen Cups or Saueers.
45c. Dozen. Your choice of 3 different
shapes Cups or Saucers.
loc. Elegant Decorated Cups and ssucers.
17c. Beautiful Cup, Saucer and Plate to
match, 3 different designs.
&c. Each. Your choice Of 100 dozen
Plates.
&c. finch White Piatters.
&c. Our s-inch Platters, regular price l5c.
&c. and upwards. Your choice OF odd
pieces in Decorated Ware from Toilet to
Dinner Sets.
&c. Beautiful Colored Vase, formerly 12c.
l9c. 3 different shaped Vases, was 23c.
24c. lot OF Vases, was Soc.
SIC. Your choice OF any OF our Colored
Glass Bask kets, was 6ec.
One lot Decorated Cuspadores, reduced to
17c., 21c. and 25c.
&c. I lot OF Glassware, consisting OF Milk
Pitchers, Spoon Holders and Sugar
Bowls.
SOC. The largest sire Wash Tub made.
soc. SEE the Clothes Basket we offer at
this price.
&c. We offer the balance OF our 15c. Plush
Mirrors at &c.
&c. Your choice, 1 lot assorted Glassware.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01

oto Z. ORcilly's, sc5 Main street. for your
choice cut flowers. lie always has o
choice assortment on hand. Floral design
made up at short notice and In q satisfactory
manner.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01
CoRsETS.

Bsc. In order to make Hurrah In our
Corset Department, we have purchased
80 dozen s1.00 corsets especially for this
sale and you can take your choice In
Ecru, White or Drab. Any size you
wear at 6sc q pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01
Next Quality u HstAaways.
Ladies' Chemiso.

lee. Ladies' CAemise made Of good Cot
ton, full size, trimmed with Torchon
Lace around neck and sleeves.
26c. Our great special Of which we have
81 dozen. These wcre- made for Soc
ehemise, and arc the greatest bargains
In chemiss ever offered by us they are
made OF tho best Cotton full sizes, hne
stitching, rows OF rufiiing and trimmed
with rorchon Lace.
sc. Choice OF other styles Of Chemise,
all good value.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01
Ladies' Might Dresses.

In Night Dresses our assortment is superb
and the choicest pickings Of the various
manufacturers In placed before you.
25e. Ladies' Night Dresses of good cotton,
Hamburg edging down the front and
neck.
S9c. A good leader made Of fine cotton,
~ tucks In the front, hamburg trimmed.
Rume around the neck and sleeves,
compare II with Night Dresses you pay
6oc for at other stores.
SOC. The best Soc line We have ever shown.
You can take your choice OF about
different styles everyone OF which has
some speciality which you may prefer.
You are bound to be suited ~ you want
sNight Dress at this price.
sc. Twoseylcs. One kind has Is tueks
With hanburg, insertions down the
front ana sdging around the neck and
sleeves, the other has sixteen tucks,
plsats In back and turned down collar
and raised shoulders.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01
Nssu Qbea #tore.
Ladies' Cotton Under

eec Buys Night Dress with 3 clusters of
tucks, 3 plests In back, hamburg edg-
Ing around the neck and sleeves and
down the front.
76c. Night Dresses with 2s tucks In front.
3tucks on cuns, trimmed with feather
stitching on front and GUNS and full
hamburg trimmed, two other styles at
same price. Equally good value.
Sc. Buys Night Dress well worth q.
eI.oo. II Is impossible to convey to you
our assortment at this price. ~ distinct
styles at n may give you an idea Of tho
assortment. In the various styles you
will find the v shape back and front,
the turn down collar, the hemstitching
the fine tucking, the feather stitching,
and the very finest of hamburg, all used
TO produce the best at this price. Other
great values In Night Dresses at Sl.l2,
H.25, sl.ss, s1.5O, tl.6e, s1.75, sI.s3, q and
t2-S0. This includes Hathaway's line OF
Extra Size Night Dress.
At q and si.ls and upwards.
Ladies Cotton Under.
wear.
CHILDREY's MOTT DRESSES.
Size lat 35c.
Size 2-at 40c.
Size Sat $50.
Size Eat zoe.
Size Sat Csc.
LADIES SKIRTS.
60c Ladies' Skirts made OF good Cotton,
full size, fine Tueks and Cambria Rufi,e.
Skirts at 75c., ssc., q 90, si12, $l.25, ei.ss,
si.6o, s1.69 up to s3.19.
Extra Sire Skirts at 75c., 800, u rs and
H.5O.
CHILDRENs SKIRTS.
Size lat 25c.
Sire 2-at 25c.
Size 3-at 3oc.
Size AT a3c.
Size Sat 3Sc.
Size Cat 45c.
Size 7--at SOC.
INFANTs' SLfrs.
loc., 16c., 25c., s3c., 3sc., 5oc., 6sc., Toe. up
to $500 each.
CHILDREN's APRONS.
bingham or checked Muslin Aprons, siYes
for children from 2 to 10 at 25c. each.
15c. Ladies' full size Gingham Aprons.
Hamburgs! Hamburgs!
This year cur selections have been made
with more care and accuracy than ever.
Our line comprises selections from ten of
the largest importers In this country,
some OF the designs arc confined to US
exclusively.
1c. Choice Of 1000 yards-no more need
be said-come and see.
SC. Thousands OF yards new, clean and
desirable goods to select from. We havo
them in fine narrow goods, also in wide
coarse goods.
1oc. A special purchase at this price.
II 1-2c. Gives us by far the hnndsomest
and most complete line ever before
bhoWh uuocN Ouc IVots Auip iot COul-
prises narrow fine goods from l-2 inch
in width to the cosrsest goods, meas
uring Q inches wide.
Csc. 10 pieces half nouncing, elegant
pattern, latest design Of Embroidery,
would be considered an immense bargain
at Sc.
&c. A splendid line, about 10 pieces In all,
Torchon Lace, all hand made and usually
sold at 10c.
l0c. A finer lot, very handsome In design
and would be considered cheap at lie.
yard.
1-3c. 25o dozen Mems Colored Bor.
dered Handkerchiefs and Plain White,
perfect goods, and worth SC. each.
Gents Furnishings.
12 lac. Silk embroidered Suspenders, q
big purchase enables us to place these
on sale at this price.
lec. A choice lot of Teck and Ain hands,
latest shapes aud styles. Worth 3Sc.
CoRsETs.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01
All the Latest Drinks
nttal
ricasantest Pool and Billiard
ri0r- in tho stat sithe woodbine.

Briarwood ripes.
lie-' inlths market, a, the CapisoA.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01

The steady increase in sales in Cotton Un.
derwear Depart rtnent has given confidence con.
tract for the largest line exhibited in Pawtucet
You expect of us and you won't be disap.
pointed Hale Of our Cloak Room will be turned into
a Cotton Underwear Department. You will find special
lines for extra large Ladies you will find special lines
for Misses and Children. You will find special lines
for Infants. You affort buy dollars worth
of Underwear until you have compared line Sole
agents for Pawtucket for Hathaway's line of Cotton
Underwear, which the best made in the country
a
grades
Wednesday and Friday Anywhere this side
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01
RADlKIN g. CO0NEY.
Specials For This Week.
bale Remnants, 4o-nch, unbeached cotton worth
at SC yard
pieces shelf Oil ClothSbest quality
Cotton Underwear Department.

dozen ladies' Chemse, rows insertion clusters of
fine tucks, price this week SOC.
dozen ladies' Chemise, good cotton corded woke and
down front at 2oc.
dozen ladies White Skirts tucks, 6 inch cambric
rufle SOC.
10 dozen chdren's Cotton Drawers sizes l. p 8 4 and
at I-2c.
dozen ladies' Corset Covers, shaped neck HAMBURG
trimmed
dozen Ladies' Night Dresses, clusters of fine tucks
neck and front hamburg, trimmed sleeves trimmed with
hamburg and insertion at 7oc.
Ladies' white cotton Drawers, tucks, good cotton at
&c
Unbleached Chemise IS and CSC.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01
Ladies' Cotton
wear.
Under.

3oc, zoe and 75c buys the various grades o
Chemire In different styles OF trimming,
and tuckings including Hathaway
line.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01
Gents Furnishings

1e lac. Silk embroidered Suspenders, .
big purchase enables us to place these
on sale at this price.
19c. A choice lot of Teck and Ain hanes,
latest shapes aud styles. Worth 38c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01
THE WEATHER.

For Rhode Island Fair, colder.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-01
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Evsrv
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

Visions como and go again.
Leaving IN their airy train
Just . rhythm. soft and low.
OF their movement TO and FRO
Some, a.ng like an old refrain
'Tis The way with summer rain;
"Tis the way with Joy anTrain:
Wis tie way with all we ken
o. tlt lives 81 mortal mon:
Just tl come. then 20 again.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-01-21
Names of London Streets.

don't wonder that reformers shudder
when it comes to the names of streets.
myself have counted twenty-six King
streets, sixteen Queen streets and thir-
teen Duke streets in this town! The
same name will repeat itself in street,
road, place, crescent and square, upper
and lower, east and west, until the brain
begins to soften. We've spent more
shillings in directing cabs to Gloucester
something or other, when we ought to
have gone to Gloucester something else,
than dare tell.
Bob declares he'll be chained to an ad-
dress book hereafter. l suppose good
deal of this repetition is due to the
greediness with which London swallows
up town after town. But really there is
no excuse for baptizing the same streets
several times. One street in our neigh
borhood, not half mile long, has three
names. It's blessing to get into Picca-
dilly, Oxford street and the Strand, for
then | know where | am; but now l
come to think of it, I don't know any
thing of the sort, for Piccadilly runs into
knights bridge, that street runs into
several things, the Strand becomes Fleet
street at Temple Bar-or, perhaps /
ought to say, at the place where Temple
Bar once stood-and Oxford street loses
itself in Holborn.-London Cor. Kate
Fields Washington.