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THE PEOPLES PARTY.

Assembling of the Missouri State
Convention - Several Hun.
dred Delegates in Atten-
dance - Mr.. Wards
Speech Last
Night.
Presidential Electors Chosen
Delegates to the Omaha Ma
tiOnal Concentrations
mittee Reports, Etc.
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Oh AOuIe.
IL. H. L. Rolf, St. Louis.
Is. H. j. Herring, Texas Co.
IA. Harry Miller, Douglas Co.
Is. Thos. P. Withen, Barry Co.
The following delegates at-large Ia
Omaha were chosen:
John NJ. London, Macon county.
G. D. Demarre, Barton county.
Leverett Leonard, Saline county.
j. H. Hillis, Harrison county.
Larkin Wise, Laclede county.
A. Rozelle. Atchison county.
John B. Means, St Louis county.
j. Weller Long, johnson county.
Me@s. Cowgirl, Kenyon, Wad,
Askew, Thompson, Lamar, Hatton
and NJ. N. Browning, aliernates.
State central committee elected: j.
g. Edwards, Marion; Hugh Pudor,
Livingston; D. p. Kenyon, Caldwell;
F. w. Richards, Nodaway; George
H. Hspler, Marion ; Pierce Hackett,
Bates; J. A. Boyd. Pettis; B. b.
Cowgirl, Laclede; WIN. A. Dillon,
Monfgomesy; ]. B. Dimes, 81 Louis !;
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s>~~SS ~ ~" 80 s~SossssSs
MORNING SESSION.
At 8 O'Clock this morning Chair.
man Carroll again called the conven.
ton to order. After prayer, four ser
geants-at-arms were appointed.
The next order of business wal
nominating q candidate for governor.
Mr.. Hackett placed Leverett Leonard
in nomination, for this Office. The
name and nomination were received
with deafening and wild applause,
and the president of the Missouri
Farmers Alliance was made the aDan.
imous nominee.
Mr.. Leonard etepped to the plat.
form and declined the honor, saying
that he was compelled, for . dozen
reasons or more, 10 decline the nomi-
nation. The announcement was re-
ceived with an unmistakable feeling
of sadness and encouragement BY the
convention. The hopes and expecta.
tons of the delegates were suddenly
dashed to the ground. in reference to
their candidate for governor, BY his
unlocked for action.
(6ince writing the above, it hes
been officially announced that Presi-
dent Leonard accepts the nomina-
tion.)
G.. ". Williams, Of Polk county ::
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,.oomos impossible they will be Transported over
49, and put together the shores OF the lake. 1t
hoped that they will render valuable AID IN inc
sor Of putting down the slave trade In those regions
FINE ART COLLECTIONS.
Tho late Mr. Holford's splendid gallery Of pictures
. norchester House has been valued for probate at
5000 and the other art collections there are
~ac,ay estimated at 100000. Everything was be-
Oneathed to Captain Hoford without condition or re-
ne The art collections OF Colworth Park. which are
,,,,ng into the market in consequence OF Charles
vorniac having died intcstate, are to be sold at
cnrstes on June 10 and H. The gallery of pictures
,nc,udng the famous series Of historical portraits by
(1ouet and IIolbein, is Of the finest In England
and the collection Of Limoges caamels Is quite unique
There is also quantity of superb armor and rare
end splendid collection of gold and silver plate of all
the great periods, including number OF crosiers and
other articles OF church furniture Of extraordinary
splendor One OF the lots at this sale will be famous
ivory cabinet which belonged to Mary Queen OF scots
EDMUND YATES.
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RFTIRN OF TIE BOSTONIANi.

Musically tho operetta company known as inc
P0s.onians has long stood foremost among orgaW
"a ions OF its kind in the United states. ON the oc
ccsion OF its last visit TO the metropolis II brought
forward Mcssrs De Koven and Smiths "HoDih
Hood, and achieved a handsome and deserved sue
cess with the clever work. The return OF both com
rany and operetta 10 New-YOrk last night, when a
season was begun at the Garden Theatre. was there
fore an event upon which the lovers OF good singing
and engaging music of the lighter vein are 10 DC
fenctated There are structural faul not Few III
both book and score Of Robin Hood but on th'
whole tho comedy Is sound and wholesome COM
pared with the dramatic framework Of most opcre tfs
its spirit so buoyan its influence CHEEKY. and It's
music so tunefnl and refreshing that Ii Is easy 10
overlook the defects ard praise the work OF both
men with hearty goodwill. In Robin Hood they
haze set an admirable standard for the writers OF
operettas who wish TO cater 10 the American public,
and II will be pleasure TO chronicle their next choFI
In the same field.
The company has for the greater part remained
an acquisition In the person Of Miss Camille DAT
ville who enacts the part Of Maid Marian. which
has strengthened 1t very materially. Miss DArvllle
Is an arch actress, a cOmely young woman. ana a
singer OF genuine merit. III shOrl, a worthy com
psnioi Of Tom Karl, ". II. Macdonald. Eigenc
Ccwles and II. c. Rarnabce. all OF whom contiibu ed
quota 10 the enjoyment Of I'LL enthusiastic audience
last night.
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MR. BIsSELL HAS FITS or INSANITY.

Isaiah H. Bissell. Of Chicago. who became suddenly
insane on sunday while travelling on the "Pennsyl
vania Limited Philadelphia, was surrendered
Yesterday by Police Justice O'Donnell, OF Jersey city
IN the care OF friends. Drs. C. T.. Bruce and Lewis
Nichols Of No. 456 LeXingtonave. specialists In
insanity cases. in court In response to kilograms
from Chicago and assumed charge Of the unfortunate
man. They said that Mr. Bissell, who has lucrative
law practice and high family connections, Is subject
70 pcricdicnl fits Of insanity. and has been undor
their treatment, of and on for about nine years.
He usually RECEIVERS hi, senses as suddenly nS they
leave him. Mr. Bissc has large real estate interests
which I've refuses to inirust TO Others when he Is
sound OF mind. His friends always know OF the
approaching spells by his restlessnoss and by the
gigantic schemes which he plans. For more than
week past his friends had noticed his strange actions
and he himself was conscious OF his conditionI1 As
has been his custom, he arranged his business affairs
and left Chicago saturday afternoon for the SAM
tarium sunday night while his train was approach
inr Jersey City he lost his reason and started 10
disrobe preparatory to jumping out OF the car window
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IFrTTREc AND MEETINGS.

The thrtythlr annual commencement oil oooper oio"
viii he held on Friday evening May %. at O'clock
There Will be meeting OF tho Att Assembly Distr'''
pepublican Association M. Is Avenue this evening
The j. W. Terry Republican Association VIII nave
rcccption and entertainments at Hunteys ua NO. 2oo
rae, Eighty-sixth..t at 5 p. M. tomorrow
There Will be dcbats this evening AZ Association NAIL
rooklyn between the Literary Society OF the Brooklyn
v AZ G. A. and tia Lincoln Literary Society OF this
cIty The subject will be: Resolved. mat we FAVOR
,he consolidation OF New.York and Brooklyn"
The 1st battalion, Naval Reserve Artillery. will
rarodc on May 3d. TO part in the Memorial Day SER
vices.
social reunion OF the John G. Todd Republican Asso
aton OF the vth Assembly District will be held tonight
nc No IL Chalton-st
DIR Pnrkhurst VIII address nass-meetng on The
crus,de Aaanst Crime" at the Bloomingdale Church.
ror,evard and Wet Sixty-cchth.st this evening.
The trustees Of the Normal College Will hold n
oo,,,o this afternoon at 4 O'CLOCK There will be q
o,lnc also OF the trustee OF the College Of the city
OF New-York
rhns FIST Regiment Band will give an open air
concert tonight ut Nj Morris Park.
Ro.well O. Horr will deliver humorous, political
upon the subject "Eread and Butter" tonight al
o'clock at Days Hall. Ftyfo,rh-st and Thirdave..
South Brooklyn the auspices OF the Long Island
perublicon Club An admission feo Of IS cents will DO
charged.
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Po.toNce Notice,

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OFFICERS OF THE MANUSCRIPT SOCIETY.

The annual meeting Of the Manuscript So" Va
York w,s hold last evening in IIardman Hail. No.
,aa Finbavc The usual routine business was trans
acted and the reports Of the officers received. me
rcasurers statement showed that the society was IN
GOOD financial condition. and the secretary sad mat
there were now enrolled IA active members ,co'n-
posers) twenty-five professional members ana eeveh
oc,,,. ,u.,hers The election Of officers for the
eos res,,,ed a. follows: President, Gerrit smith
first vice prcsident g. " Penneld; second viceprcsi-
asnt Homer y Bartlett treasurer, Louis Raphael
pressler; corresponding secretary. H. W. Lindsey :
recording secretary T. II. wilson; librarian sumner
.acr Those present were Paul Ambrose, Homer y.
Bartlett. John II. Brewer Feriinahd .air hioert ~.
Hubbard Urrhert f. Andrews Russell X. Miller. Carl
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n. G.. HORR At VIZ MINGTON
HE ADDRESSES A LARGE AUDIENCE ON WAGES
AND MONEY

AND MONEl.
Wilmington Del, May 16 (spcciaD.-The Hon.
Roswell c. lIorr, Of Michigan, spoke to a largo
audience in the Grand Opera House to- night on
Wages and Money! There was a large proportion
of worklngmen among Mr. Horrs listeners and his
striking clear arguments were received with the
utmost attention He was introduced by Washington
Hastings. He explained that the tariff OF this country
differs from that Of England In that in England
articles which that country does not produce
are taxed while here such articles are ad-
mittcd free OF duty. Taxes arc levied to roster
Industries and one effect is that better
wages paid here than anywhere else on the face
OF the earth. Competition and American ingenuity
are set at work and the product is cheapened for the
people who consume the goods as the factories
can be got to work properly. In opening, Mr..
IIorr said that he would discuss the question from
IL business point Of view. and avoid partisan politics
but IL would be impossible TO talk on the sub
jcct without Repubcanism.
The speaker showed the effect OF the tariff on the
price Of common salt. which in 1894 a duty Of
"a cents barrel levied, salt at that time selling
for 81 80 barrel. In 1872 1t was 81 on q barrel
Then the duty was reduced to 80 cents. Last year
salt so!d In Michigan ut so cents BARREL barrel and
all, and the barrel cost 80 cents. lie showed similar
effect In every case where q duty was imposed
Speaking OF the British coat -of-arms once familiar
on crockcry used In this country, lie said that pro
lection had 1t possible for the American citizen
to cat square meal without that English chrome
staring him in the face. OF the argument that q
80 suit here can be duplicated for 81 in England
he said II 1t true he would rather pay $40 and
know that the workmen paid dccently and were
able TO have meat at least once q week. lie said
it would take Frce'Tiudcr an hour to convince him
that tin plate could not be made In the United
states because he had been I'm five factories that
making 1t. Mr.. Horr's remarks were frequently ap
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THEATRICAL INCIDENTS LAST NIGHT.

Miss Margaret Mathcr began engagement Of one
week In the Grand opera House last night and repre-
sentcd EsmeIada In II play called The Egyptian
based Victor llugo's great romance Of "The Huncl
back OF Notrc Dame The IMAGE presented BY Miss
Mather Is picturesque and tie performance given by
her Is sentimental, romantic and effective. Mr.. OTIS
Simmer appeared Claude Froo and manifested the
power Of genuine passion and the grace OF thoughtful
ana pohshed art This was altogether the best acting
shown upon the local stage last nigh. An
actor ramed Bobby Gaylor" disclosed himself at the
Bou Theatre In piece styled spor; McAllister, ono
CT the 400" Upon puerllties there is no possibility
OF Thoughtful comment. Tie patience OF a tolerant
public has been severely taxed II will not last for
ever. verona Ja b AN came forth at the II1r
lem Opera House In her speciality OF Starlight and
the Police PATROL with real horses WAS sh ,wn nj The
Columbus Theatre. The muisiaons Of Miss Jarbeau
are harmless and are not devoid Of plqrancy The
Crnmmcs drama, WITH real tubs and real wafer still
interests certain bovine order Of Intelligence but I.
possesses real vitality and 1t Is not worthy OF scnos
consideration. The Bosonians came to the
Garden Theatre last night and sang the comic opera
OF :" Robin Hood The whstling capacity
Theatre yesterday afternoon and found 10 he very
considerable d.! Johnson's remark alb )ut the dancing
bear Il once moro IN Ordcr. musical piece
csl,d Elysium- presented last night at Herr
mann's Theatre. series OF organ concerts.
BY Mlnos C. Baldwin. began yesterday afternoon in the
Association Hall. New performers appeared
at the theatre Of Messrs Roster 4 Bal. and new
features OF entertainment provided by Tony Pas
tor at his popular house.
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are Miss Bessie Bonchill, Miss Maggie Cline. the
Clipper Quartet, George K. Austin, Musical Dale
and Miss Capitola Forrest.
AS new feature Of the programme at Roster q
Bial's this week ". Dufonr and Mile Hartley, dance
duetists. pantommists ana character impersonators
who come to this country from the Eldorado Theatre
Paris. make their first appearance in America They
arc the first Of the European attractions that will
be presented in the course OF the summer months
Other features arc Carmcnclta in the "Caballero de
Gracia- and La Joa." assisted by chorus in spanish
costume, and accompanied by the Spanish students ,
10 Clair and Leslie IN new burleSQuc and character
sketch James r. lloey. the tTvesty on Fra
liayoo- and the spanish students In new selections
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EXCEPTION FOR NMF. PATTI.

Mr.. ogden Doremus gave Il reception ut her
Nine Adelina Patti. About $50 people were present
Miss Stella Dorclnus played some banjo solos. Among
Tho o1Ic Is were Mrs. Alfred Wagstah. MIS- Hcl-i
Wn.d Mrs Henry Wnant, Mrs. Augustus flcld,
Mr. James h Oracle Prince Gazin, Mrs. l. =
Grant Mrs Jesse Grant Mr.. aud Mrs. W. j. lie
Moync Ms Amy Baker. General and Mr.. Bntt"T
field. Mrs j. H. Beckman. X. L. Cutting. lr MI
ard Mrs Charles Uteon. NJ. and Mrs. Charles pore
uus Mrs T. /. Meaghcr Mrs. J. Lyon Gardner. Mr.
WfIjom Field Mr.. and Mrs GerTitt smith, Nj
pohcr, Taller j. Lee Taller, Mrs. X. ii, l.. TOWN.
scnd. Mss vOnderpocl, Mrs. John Sherwood f.
Rudolph Gunthcr. Miss Lcary, General SICK
les Mr. and Mrs. jacques, Mrs. Charles
Mnnspgcr DR.. and Mr.. Janeway, Mr.. ana
Nv. +. Ballard Smith, Mrs. Joseph DreNei'
Mr. and Mrs Henry Grhbel, Mr.. and Mrs. Marell"S
HARTLEY Mrs W. Gray, Mrs. Allan McLanc linhhi'"h'
W. lame, Hartman, Romualdo Sapio, Mrs George
place Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Ald, Lieutenant ana
Mr. Hellinger Mrs. Bettner, Mrs. W. a. Bioodgoon'
conerl Alexander, the Misses Alexander, Mrs Austin
flint Horace y. Frye. Mrs. Falcs, Mr. anu NIP
c,mua barbour, the Misses Beales Mr. ana MIS-
pob.r, Roosevelt Mrs. Frederic Roosevelt, MIS-. ''re
,h Robinson the Misses Rolinson Mrs. Wlihah
p,ohnond George Schrocter Mr. and MIS-. Alien lo"'
a,d 4 s Yoston. DR.. and Mrs Kober J.. no r,
Snnri,andt Palmer, Colonel and Mrs "lIe,ple, " NJ
c",orv Siuor Peugini, Miss sarah Doreilns' vi, W.. -
u.her Bccdgood Clifford Hurry, miss Nhce "a :,
VIZ Nrs scott Siddons, Mr.. and MIS- D. H. Sch'"en'
and Mr. and Mrs. Russell stebpihs' Ir'
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THE vlRTETY THEATRES

Tony Pastors company is away from home for a
week. and tho theatre was occupied last night by a
combination headed by Harry Kernel. Mr.. Kernc
Is one Of the most amusing variety performers now
before the public and they who have taste for this
class OF entertainment always glad TO see him.
lie received able assistance last night from OBrcn
and Reddng, the mimics Blockson and Iiavcl, the
Heheys. Miss Blanche Andrews, Miss Gertie Rey
holds, m excellent dancer; the Zublns singers and
tancers, and the All Brothers. The performance
.nded with a farce called "McFadden's Elephant
Tony Pastors company will return next week
Among the excellent attractions annolnced to appear
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cryrRiI LEES DAUGHTER AlHIs NE" j o"h L."

cENrEtT JEE'S DItbUiTh ni|u-A" -'''''
reception was held at tho home OF Coiohci h'c,a,u
,hnrs No DAB Central Park West. yesterday "i''
oon that expressed in an appropriate ana tono""s
'ror t,o Kindly feeling existing between the Nor'n
, 18th M.ss Mary Custis Lee, dcscendiht VI
a,.h washington and a daughter Of General hoDer'
:, , arrived In this city loet week from Dcr'hu"a
' - mo widow of General Grant and her daughter
.'"u "' ,ore in town. Colonel Lathers took the oppor
',' - bringing these representative women OF inc
-, a the South together In an Informal ana iu'''
''o' H,s Grant was unable to attend, but her
',.or,,.low Mrs. Frederick ID. Grant. was present
acted The graceful ceremony by greeting inc
az" -, the great soldier Of the South In the name
oa"s , colder OF the North. A handsomely
Vi ~" or,rau Of General Lee was drapcd for the
Id'Iu n,h,e nm excellent likeness OF Miss Lee
o'," ON glass was exhibited. Miss Lee expects
p'" 100 the summer il Europe but will probably
~ 'r snort visit 10 Richmond before sailing
Among those present were DR.. and Mrs. Dew, Mr.
,,ns richard H. Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
~" ","r,.nr VIZ and Mrs. McLan. Mr.. and Mrs ives
NJ fitzgerald. DR.. and Mrs Parker, Frederic H.
,'..., Tho Rcy. and Mrs. Townsend Judge and Nfs.
poger A. Pryor, the Rev. DR.. Kennedy, Coione' anu
,,Ds trenholm. Captain and Mrs. Garden. Mrs Narnc'
,,r ana Mrs F. Elcry Anderson, Wilson g. Hunt
Mr. ana 'r Judge and Mrs: Robert A: Van Wyck;
John T. Agnr" iEied General Horace Porter yfr. and
David Dn% aiS WcKclway DR.. Edward l. Pardee, MI.
Mrs ~. C Thnmas L. James, Everett p Wheeler. DIT.
and Mrs' Iambertcn and Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo.
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DIED..


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Elias j. Patsison, OF the late John and fh'ms f~~
s~ s; ' Ety. ss fs. %
nth inst. at IL 80 o'clock q; m. 10000
Relatives friends invited TO atteno'
RICE-In Nev-Hiven Conn, May IS, Cornefa s. Hice.
Funeral services from the residence Of her soninsw Sse
man r. FoOte, 10 H0we-st., on WEDNESDAY, May TO-
D. m.
ROsENOR-On Sunday, May Is. 1892. Chares J0m -
loved son OF Henry and Henrietta Rosenor sou ssu
Of John Rosenfcld Of San Francisco ased ~ yes''
months days.
Funeral private
Please omit flowers
San Francisco papers please copy - go.
TURC Suddenly on Monday morning. May 16tn Ie'5i
OF peroniis Florence May. youngest asuthf, ssS
Solomon and Charlotte Langworthy Iurch III mo A'~
mineral services will be held on "Wednesday Nay lStn
n m from resdenceof her parents, ~ I~ss vAs~
49,
Intorment private. at Woodlawn. ..
VAN KLEECK-At Genham, y. " on Monday. MY ~;
the Rev Robert Boyd Van Klceck rector o. Me OhufSs
OF St. John Baptist. Glenham agcd o.
The burial orce will be said at St. Johns on lnu'e~ys
May 49, at p. IN. , 1. ...us
Tho clergy and friends invited to attend x "a
will II 80 tran nom New.iorA sA~
tho / :O5 from Ponghkeepsie at Fishkl LANDING
wATSON-On Sunday, MAY 18th Thomas A. WAGON oss
Funeral services will he held at his late resioe1cs, -
West 44th.st. OH Wednesday. May letn' AZ nan'S~'
IL o'clock. .
| Boston papers please copy ------
MOUNT HorE CEMETERY.
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When you fail to find What you want elsewhere look
among the little advertisements OF The Tribune Ihey
arc on the ninth page today.
E0IES CT HE STAGE.

The matinee which wns to he given today by Her
bert Kelley and Eugene Ormondc at the Lyccum
Theatre has been postponed until Friday account
Of the sudden sickness OF Mr.. Ormonde The latter
part in "The Gray Marc' taken last night by
Mr Bayntun.
Adolph Neuendori's new opera. The Minstrel
will be given al tho Amberg Theatre for the first time
10 morrow evening.
Charles ". DUNCAN. now singing In the Lillian Rus
sell open, Company, has boon engaged TO sing the
mart OF Denatus In Jupiter" lie will appear at
iIaImers Theatre on May 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-17

Training School for Nurses OF the Institution, was
reported 10 the trustees last evening" The COM
mttee, composed OF General J. b. Woodward, c. G.
Dikc Joseph Fahys, James X. Corning and George j.
Leighton, unanimously reported that, after careful
investigation. the charges not sustained. The
report was adopted by the trustees. The report was
long, and sans up by saying TINT neither Dr. Lewis
nor Miss Belts has been found guilty OF immortality
improperly, although they may have been IN
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u,vr SALE OF WOMEy's WORK.

rho yew.York Exchange for woman's Work. NO
49," ,s,,h ayo will hold a sale tomorrow and on
s ~ ~ articles at reduced prices. Many con
arc able to do their bcst work in the summer
IN cparaton for the holiday season and are O, nr
seriously hsmpered by the LACK 0, MONEY a ~ 10
, o., .hen, before the dull season the means
realize y" ,on them 10 continue thefc work.