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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02

ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBSCEIP-
TIONS FOR THE NFW.YORK TRlB-
TOWN OFFICE. No. ! 242 Broadway. "a
ioor north Il Thirty.hr>t-st and ADNEE-
TIsEMFNTS at tie following Branch o.,
fees 2j4 Sth-sve, 8. e. cor. 23d-st. l12
G,h.aye.: I57 Fourth ave. eSrnor Four
.eenth..t. $50 Thiri.aye $50 Fest Forty.
seyenth.st.. corner 3d-avr. 1SO Fast 18th
St near Third ave
In 1irooklvn ~ CD Coprt-st. 100 DE
KqIb.ave; 260 Bedford dave, and No. 10
Broadway, up TO 3 p. M, at regular once
rates.
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THE TRIBUNE
ptOWn once
tnl2 Il oadway, . door north ~ Ust-si.
Au,tftiscl cn's ard Inscriptions
RECEIVED there until . O'Clock =. III
Ar BRANCH OFFICES,
Advertisements received at regular Office
rates until x =. M. Wa:
c5t shave. :. Z. cor. Of 23i-st.
10 en- ave. cor l3;h ~.
Ios Coiumbus.lNc.. near West dSth-st.
iu6 West l-d-st.. ncd Oth.aNc.
20 Mes | ith--t., near shave.
OK West i2l.-t.. bet. eth ma 18th ayes.
Il, lth.ave.. cor. lith-st.
, ir, 3InVr. between 1Oth ana .7th sts.
/ 3@i 3d.a\c Lrtw en- 75;h 0nl 18th sts.
/ noI ID ave. nctr Glst-St.
4 -Os l.taNc. near Slth-st.
-rO yI.avc. conner lsth-st
i5t 3d.nve near East 31th-st.
~ Avenue \, between Sd aid 4th sts,
~ Canal.st. and 1J7 DivisiOn-st.
10 fht-rch.-t.. bet. w rrcn and Cham.
bers ST..
o5t Sth.aVc, :. q. cor. or 23d-st.
I5n. u.n-aVc., cor. l2th.st.
IO3 ColumbuS-avc.. rear Yves. 6Sth-st.
lO6 West i2d-rt. near Gth-ave.
20 West lith.St., near 5th-aVe.
267 Vest i2d-st.. bet. sLa and Sth aves.
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Buslress Cbaule5.

A PARTNER WANTED with 81 900 70
take hall interest in paying man1iactui-
Ing Business. address EAfEi.IL In l.. Box
81. IriDgn" Office.
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Domesnr SlIuaIlcns ,;anIS


A.-A-A.-A.-A. - SWEDISH cooks
rhlnll. .aIII~ MaItr'-> -, Iiunift's,''s.
kitch,nmaii- nur>r,. NJ. NALM BERs -
Iur,aI 3D. ith-dN"., up>tal-.
MADAME GNtFNEY.
Buiciu II iflct mcit y Me>' e f"r
.lrNat tauI y .ON"'n SO mad chamber
aids. VA tr->~c- oo1a>. bull IL.
A-A.-PROI EsTANT COOKS lagn.
dresses. chamtcrnalds, waltrcsso>. kit hrn-
maids, rri. ate families or hotels, also male
help. / 10y D'S l3S Gth-aNe.
ANNE. JACQClN. to- Gth.aAc.. up
stair. uclI 35th-~t.- / rnch lmuluNneat
Eur au supplies laWiiic~ with ~'l"ct ser
wants: all nationalitc- and capacities.
\ COMPETENT. Icliab'. / DIS Gus.
Amcsi.ar. Caristian woman. Unexpectedly
di-.Igig'G. .e-itcs y lo.tion ot tru't
city or country. Present cmpl yer 10
West S6th-.t.
Ar CARPENTERS FNPLOYMENr
Rt'ErNt g. Oth-aNr.. near o't,-,t-l.:
II I,LITF successor Il halo male ANA
nHlc hcip FOR city All tUui.fr..
4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN would NO
ccntlomcn'- va .hing. or ~ flui ' wls!.
h., ~ do at home. NJ. FORD. 100 West
lSt-,t.
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flats 60 fet. uutnrnisheo

Az LOOKING for home. visit
NDKNINGSIpE PARK and engage an
alarfmcut T., il. vicinity from : y to- $50
MOKNINGSIDE REAL ESTATE OFFICE
10 fOiutnbI--ahr.,
al head Of tn Pc h. .
f. T.. MAYHEM
THE EEECifWCOD. l2| aud p Fast
c1th.st.-Vlnc rooms. hand onclN decorated.
,lrNator tbi,c minutes from Madison
SQUARE. ).nQuirr IInitor.
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Dressm dklnu.

A.-ARTISTIC Observation-Disclosures
designs; evening dresses a speciality hotel
orders at short notice, and moderate charges
Mr-. McLIRON. - Fast 9th--c ,DiDo.it.
Stewart tguiffng.
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ALN
When you wish to buy good corrlagc.
OF any style, without paving a fancy M
Tor IT, you may depend upon g ttins hr-t;
clasS art Gle made in the best manner ana
the newest style ami at the right pric-- by
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Boar0 au0 Rooms.

room; running water al-o .ccond:.' Dry
tran.lcntc. III fl.' 45th.,t.
ADH M 49,, isnMrN ANp S,bs l:Ir
CNE WILL RE RI, TIVED Al THE CP.
TOWN OFFICE. No. ."42 BIoaIway. ID
door north 0f ihiIty-iirst i. and ADNEK
TISEMENTS az the following Branch OF
Gth-avc.; l57 FouIth-svc., corner -Four
teenth.,t; 7GO Thid ave- corner For,r.
srventh-'t 02g Tai dave near SiNty-
irst.st ! .706 Nrst-aNc.. luG West Forty.
,ecrnd.st I55 Columbu, ave l59 East
47th.st. corner Third.a,c. $50 lost 1o5th.
St. ncar Ihird-aV". ~ Avenue
GRAMERCY PARK NORTH lAnovn
as 1919 Fast 2lst-'t Delightful TOT
ureNcclCf; also privl rcs of private park.
MAR 72D.>T. STATION. W.st Size
II asant large and snail ioom-, with arst
{. IL ii. &. Po,;oree Cox' 2I65.
WEST 7iTH .~T.-Sclcct hoard in gen.
'ccl family: r'feIcnce-. {. II. IL. G..
Postonicc BoN 100.
lorH.Sr. 90 WEST Choice rool. nov'y
furnished rooms - oni .iory front: large.
cool back par'or. tabir boaricI,.
l7rn-Srs 3Qs EAST hear >uyyee,aat
- WEST 3iTI 81 .-H1nd.cmelv fur.
nishc1 looms % let. without bard. at sum
Wcr lTico-.
25TH-sT. 1lG EAST. MADISON
SGT NRF.-Plce>sut. large iopu-. well
furnished moderate pii-es excellent meals
# dc~ircd.
2GTH-sT.. 81 WEST.-Double and single
room. With strictly hfstclass table, also
table board.
3iTii.ST. ~ wF>T-Eoom. WIN of
without board; tran-ient- and tail" boarders
accom- oGatd onc. 10 let
81 EAST 10TH ST Pheasant double and
single MONS aii conNcnicnces good board
te n- moderate.
3sIH.ST.. - WFsT.-Vcry desirable
room vim or without board refer noes
given and required.
3sTH.sT. 80 IASr.-IArg", handsome
rooms; excellent Lizard; transient accom-.
modai"d reference.
5Sp ST. 81 wEsT.-Ncwiy and hand
somely furnished rooms sup'rior board
tan-icnis accommodat i fcfcnrcs.
72D.sT.. 1903 WEST.-A beautiful seoond
nonr. closets and b,th. together or sep.
arate upper dinine.room.
18TH ST. 155 EAST.-Fyrnl~he rooms.
with or without board. Z, gentlemen pri-
vate American family.
80 WT>T ilTH. ST Beautiful back
parlor. clO.ct cHtrn9ion; running watr
co.ny room for elderly cor pie or doctors
with or without board t,rms reasonable
references * hanleI.
3l3 WEST 5OTH.ST.-Nicciy furnished
rlc,sant rooms: al modern convcnlenc"s
tomci Re; reasonable terms; excellent
Ub'e bo'rd.
TIE TRIBUNE
Uptown once,
212 Broadway. 2f door north ~ 3lstst.
AdVe'tisemrnts ard srlsci options
received there until O'Clock y. m.
AT BRANCH OFFICES,
Advcrtis' meni- received at 'eeular orlce
rate. uti S .. m, W.
254 shave, =. e. Co. ~ 231st.
lj2 Gta-avc cor l2tn-st
10, Columbus ave, near West Gsth-st.
100 West - TT, near tth-, W.
70 Wet liib-st., ncar Jth-at'
81 West 42d 81. bet. TN ard Sth ayes.
49, 4th-ayc.. cor. 14Ul-Tt.
1 .53S 3d-aVe. between 18TH and 11th-stS.
! 81 31-a,c.. between 18TH aud 10Th SIS.
] ,0.G H-aye.. nraI Cist->t
7C- fave. Near S9'h-t.
go 3a-aVc., cOriicf 4fthst
554 3i-avc. near East 3.th-st.
y Avenue A. LctWrrI 20 and fth nvos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02

A.-A.-A.-BAI ROAD T'IAM.-B,r-
gain. high stcppcr-. u years old. 10 hands
sound: trot better than minutes pedigree
furnished. seen at T1lMann'S C.aienCnt
Stables. l13 West s9th->t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02

A VERY STlEIsDl air OF family cobs,
long tails. lj.2 young: warranted sound
kind frr lady to ride or drive cost $775
last May; will accept si75 also elcesnt
sumnr'r trap and double brass harness. To-
gether or separate leaving city. EN-
BAkRASSED. Tribune ONCE.
AVERY HANDSOME high-acting ladic.'
hackney cob bright bay exceptional style
SIX years perfectly sOInd cost $500 Will
accept $50. LADIES COZ Tribune
Onicn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02

VIRGINIA FAHM ] mile nom Large
Xillsgr and depot hsnd-ome brick resid nce ;
cot $40 coo In good repair farm buildings
also In good order fO6 ara, 80 IN Gull
tivation 30 woodlands "0l acres rich riycr
bottoms price ONLY 5000. 5000 cash.
For full PARTICULARS address Bon -, Lynch
burg Va.
WILL SELL 900 acre, ~ land in MOTTO.
way Co.. Va. within 20 days for 70 per
acre o. any portion for - 20 fl5 according
=. -incnf-nr,. nnIY N LII q. UI SON. Oiilre
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Go Get for Dnsiness pnrp cse

II And Is LIsPFNAKD-s'l.-S 'o'o
and basement. 25xlO0 1 Oft.. j0Nl 100 each 4,
elevator; cheap rent. PLA>s, %3i Bi"a1'
way.
20 Park PLACE, facing elevated stI-
ton, elegant store. basement ana ,eA1r;
suitable any business. PiASS, 25i Broad
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02

Females.
\ LADY MISSIONARY, here on imp'r.
TINT huainr-s Wishe, .Onc .h.f. &! 90 wni'e
Wai'l r.. o. a. rNtcll 90 tn rllue COME
uanion ard hcrcsccp. r. CITY" TrIbun,
pto"n olrc. i.-i- Broliv'y.
IN>TKI ,rION Len bv cut d
woman will act ~ $50. t;ar'. chat"l Nc,
coni = ion has tglN lied ON lot 60 ~ ct"
vii - Ia ln - -u COZ ~. Pm y ~ l..
WANNA. 1rbu o Uptown once ~
HrnadNlN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02

GRAND CENTRAL REAL - IA r.
XII ANtiE. 80 TO 81 East 4lst.st.. be.
tween Park ana Mad iSon ayes. has opened
permanently 10 the public and r'o estate
people. All leading suburban pi y I;irs
re;iesentsd open until 9 o'c'Ock evenings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
FURNISHED Rooms.

BACHELOR apartments; delightfully."-
cool; en- sri:c ami -nHy hat1s every
| tnnN cnicnce; near min lldl hotcle clubs
- werK'y UpNarI. l. East -9th-'t''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02

HANDS JME not Sc IL rooms b"al-
tiful village Of Baiawins. l.. l.. near dept
~ acres: running brook plenty Of lruit
ana shade: bargain. SAMUEL SELF.
Rcllinore l.. /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02

4 HANDSOME lack laIlur and bed
room running water. also -ccond.s Dry
room summer prices: table excellent,
trau-icnt~. Ill flsf 45ih.-t.
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Citn Real GeiaIe 90 Get.

7tTH.ST.. l31 WEST.-Onlv large aud
handsome house 20 Jet o, hi s'r.'t dnin2-
room extension pos : To- soon rent COM
mcncc, October !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
Real estate 10 Gtehanoe.


FIRST-CLASS tenement, fully rented,
near itl--t. and dth-iNc.. exchange Tor
country eo1t. MARTIN. II WaIl->t.
FIRSTCLAS.> HOUSE, West sid" near
Genital Ptk, l. EXCHANGE fOf "a ldr it,!-
dcnce o. frst-rlS-s farm EOBI. APfI-E-
TON. Jr. l2O BrG9dw1y.
QCICE BARGAIN Elegant j--t"ry
c0ru'r j0N7O. gfcat future Nal,", al nt'i.
OILY SG0. COO win ttKc good fr'" ana cicar
farm in part pnymc;t
FARMER e Ea.t 1iGih.-t.
9TH WARD property % cNchang" n"|
lat nodcr'i No / b"i'dine all ltatrd'
OWNER. 1.jl2 Broadway.
ADVEETISENENTS AND 81 BSCRip;,
lions FOR THE NFW.YOEK TIL Is
rNt Will BE RECEIVED AT HI ",
TOWN OFFICE. No. 242 BroedwaY "a
door north Of Thirty-iirst-st. and ADV ~
EASEMENTS at the following Branch VI
fees 25i Shave. e. e. cor. 23d'st.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND suBSCHIP.
UNE WILL DE- RECEIVED ar THE Up.
TOWN OFFICE, No. ] PAP Broadway, "a
door north o. IhiIty-frst-St. aud ADVEK.
fees: 254 stl-ave., >. o. cor. 23s-st. l52
0uh-ave.; l57 Fourth-avc., corner F0nr.
teenth.st.; 1G0 Third-aye.. corner Forty.
seventh.st. 1,02G Thi dave. near Sixty.
nrst-st. 1,T0S F1rst-aVe.; 100 West Ferry.
second-st. l75 Columbus ave; 1850 Fast
47trst. corner Third-avc.; $50 Fast I25th.
81, near Thir1-aye. 81 Avenue A; i,Soy
Ih.Pd-ave. 20 West Fourtcenth.st. 257
West l2d-st.; 14o Chuich-st.
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THE TRIBUNE
Ip'oun once
l2i2 Biotiwly. ~ iopr north NJ 3lst-st.
NdNcr.. sruiDlts and subscriptions
received thcle Cutil o'clock p. IN.
NJ BGNNCH OFFICES.
Adycrts ncut, trccI,'d az regular onice
rae, until y. NJ. Va.
"5I shave, -. e.. 90. OF 23l-at.
-, Gth.lNc.. cor l2th-st.
10, Co'rnlbrs.aNc.. near West GSth.st.
70 w., tn-st.. nca 5th-dNc.
lO6 West l-l-St. near GJh-' VI.
~ We. i2l--t.. bet. 9Th ard Sth ayes.
I5r ;tn.IN,. COS. ltth->t.
.i.is 3d .lVr.. h,'wr,u 18Th ard 11th.stS.
3,a 3l-tNe.. b.tV ccH f5ts q ID ,btn St..
Ogb ai-nVr.. ma. Gl-'--t.
J 1r0 ist-INc.. near o"tii->t.
1,iD 3G-lNr.. toln.r isth-~t.
55i 3iatc.. ucb Last 37th.st.
- Avenue y. lc' cu III and 18th ayes.
Il Canal Il. ana ~ DNislon.st.
I49 thr-rh--t bet. Narrrh aid thim
32j Blrrckor->t.. near Chri~tophcr-St.
10 East tG--t.. roincr 81 ave.
20 En.r i2d -. ucrr Madi>on-avc.
oO5l 3d-aNe.. bet. li2tn ant ll3th SIS.
HARLEM OFFICES.
1sl East 10Th near @-aNr.
9f3 W"-t l-i'h.-t bet. IN and SIN oNes
800 West li5th.st
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miscellaneous.

ALLIGATOR BAGS, line trunks, dress
suit case. La-Kct Trunks, seal KIN Lays,
Ndh-e-, dress TURKS Win mlip trays,
pOckei books. a.ic,' hand bags, 1t manu-
iac,u!ci~ prices al Old c>tablI led house I
CHARLES SCHWARTZ, - 4in-rNc., tet.
5th aHd 81, It's.
FASilIONABLE. 'Np'rcucct litter
Frenca systcnj, row al engaged elegance
D 0 stylc- vcil-knONn: cut 'r home iJwc>t
prices. MAURICE. ,Gj Gth-a,c.
DIVORCES. DIVORCES. DlNOR Is -
Wt.STlOTD"N Dctc tive aid Law Agency f.
prOrurc divorces; furnish rfiVdt' inlOrBa-
lion. shadow ing habit' OF suspected por.
eous prO>ccut"s, defends COnsllt,tl iitr.
10 Na->,l i-,t.
GElLEMl,N WISH u dispose OF their
le, OF c!nt!iea al far value VIII peas
call on o. 9Gdrcss EDN Ard MEIER
i Otr-atc.
HANDY pOCKEr GUIDE 10 thicqgo
md M. WORDS Pair. BY mail. postpaid
~ any address for tn cents fsilVcaJ. or
,,vcIvc ceuts in 1t 'mps. address ". STAF-
FORD. publisher j.. q. IN 2.cci, New.
York.
IOANS MADE on lie policies notes
hon9ht. real cstnt" leans. Addr -
TANKER, Tribune once.
WANTED TO PURC HASE.-COlumbia
,. mnN nr r arms and birds egg, Address
statIne price ana full particulars, COL
LECTOR. L. q. Rox G'2. n. 7.
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Females.

WANTED ~ chaub"rwaf and
Nsifrc,. Boo American family four p~r.o1>
a. Ilheron. : !. 5 ue s'a. 'aIl or
address How rrd- It y Y. 1crntn.
S~rir or Amer an preferred.
WANTED \ COMPETENT German sifl 20
Do nr-i-cla,- hnusswnfk must H. good
liundfc.- Wage, 60. Mrs. VI 81 RI.
.ci West 18th 4.
WANTED Ladies . writ" at BON" rA.
clo 90 .flnil.'d envelope. FILA MEE~r.
49,, frthrt. South Bend Ind.
WAS lfD.-N~ waitress and chamber
mad a young woman who thoroughly under
stands tlr care ~ . hou-,. aud the VALUE 81
eAoir. furniture di>hrs bflc-a-hrsr. Sc. :
splendid Opportunity foT good hou" and good
wages for lifetime IN IN" proper person a.
lrst reference, required German Sw eide
English. Srotch or French preferred. Apply
u NJ u. WILSON. The Orchard" New
Rochelle y. Y.
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THE THIBC ~.

THE TRIBUNE.
At BRANCH OFFICES.
AdVcftl., mcuts received at regular office
rate, until 3 y. H.. ~:
25i shave, =. &. rot. NJ -'u9'
100 CcinnI,is.aNc.. mar West GSth.st.
lO5 West aga st., near ON We.
~ Wc,t 1Ifh.st.. nc,. 5tn-aNc.
o., West f2d ST., be-: 7th ana ON aVrs.
83s 3d.aNc.. bctwc,m 7Gth and Tth-sts.
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I az Broadway. n door north ~ 5lSt-st
crti-oments ard subs flptions
received there until . O'Clock =. III.
At BRANCH OFFICES.
Advert -oments iecriN d at regular Office
rates until y. M, w.
25t shave, :. -. co. OF 2Jtet.
1872 6th.avc., cor. 12tI.st.
1872 COlumbus-ave., near West Ooth-st.
lOi West +2i-St.. near tth-1N".
% West | ith-st., nca. shave.
% West i2i.st.. bet. 1th ana Sth aves.
151 4h-dNe. cor. lIth st
33S 3d-aNc.. between 18th and ,1th-sts.
! 323 slave. between 18th I'D 10Th sts.
| OPS Sd Lave. near 6lst->t.
EOS l~t-aNr.. near S9th.>t.
$50 3d-ave., corner 47th.st
- 3iaNc.. near East 31'h-st.
- Avenue A between sd and ith aves.
l. Canal.st and 10 DlNision-St.
li9 Church-st. bet Warren and Cham
81 Bccckcr.st. near Chrstonhcr-st.
80 East i-ih-~t.. corner Hd-aNc.
1G East 42d-s near Mad ~on-aN".
e.OJl slave. bet. li2th ant ! 18Th is.
HARLEM OFFlCES:
$50 East l2jth -. near 3d-aNc.
ri3 West l2jfh-st.. bet. eth and Sih aNes.
80 West li5th-st
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Domestic 5ituauous OanIeo
1iales

man, ga con furnish good rferen,e iron,
las pace. Apply los Wycnon St, Brook
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP.

\ MAN ard WOMAN wish 10 take carc
Il Hats; we'll recommended. Call &c East
ol>t-st., ground llOOr back.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
SILVERITES GATHER.
THREE HUNDRED COlORAOOANS
WITH WAITE At THEIR HEAD.
Ex-senator Reagan Being Doomed for
Permanent Chairman of the Cooven-
tion-Ihe BimetslIiist Demand.
by telegraph to the Dispstch.l

CHICAGO, Ill, July 3l.-Silverites from
the East, the South. and the West
arrived in the city to-day. The west
ern men predominant. They came IN
regular delegatiOns-in organized bodies
while those from the South ana
East were fewer IN number and
from scattered sections. The Colorado
delegation was the first of any size to put
in an appearance. A hundred of them ar
rived at the Palmer House at o'clock IN
the morning and twice that number more
arrived on the night trains.
WAITE on HAND.
1t il the most representative of all the
delegations, and Governor Waite is Its
chairman. He il quoted as saying: Our
delegation demands an expression IN favor
OF tree coinage of silver at the ratio OF 10
l6. That is the ratio, and 1t represents
the expense of silver production, with
slight margin Of profit 10 the miner"
Among some of the leading men IN the
delegation are ex Senators Hull ana Tabor,
Judge Rising. and Ex-Governor Route.
REAGAN FOR CHAIRMAN.
Ex-senator Reagan. the new Commits
sioner OF Railroads for Texas, was among
the first arriving at the Grand Pacific
Hotel this morning. The ex-senator has
not lost his interest in free silver, which he
once champloned in Congress, and Is
among the most enthusiastic delegates TO
the convention. 4 boom was started early
III tho day for Mr.. Reagan rs permanent
chairman OF the convention, which as
sumed some proportions when General
Warner announced that he would not be
a candidate tor the chalrmanshIp and IA
yored the election of Mr.. Reagan.
SOUTHERN FoPULIsT.
Among the southern men present in the
city Is }. If. Mcdowell, Of Tennessee,
chairman of the Peoples Party Committee
of that State and one of the abIest and
most aStute politicians IN the South.
The Kansas delegation, numbering seye-
raj hundred people. arrived tonight at the
Great Western Hotel, which IL also the
headquarters of the Nebraska aud Iowa
delegations.
TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN, THURMAN.
CHICAGO. July 31.-The leaders of the
silver movement hold meeting In eX-
Sen ator Thomas VI. Patton's room at the
Palmer House tonight TO decide upon a
temporary chairman for the convention.
After three hours dehberhtlon Allan W.
Thurman, of ONO, was selected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
INA THREATENING CONDITION.
The Rains Yesterday Prevented Proper
Uudsrpinning of u Store.

One house in alchmond was In at least
o very alarming If not dangerous condi:
ton last night. IL was No. 40 cast Broad
street. oil the north side, known as the
Ike Strause family liquor store.
The building is owned by Mr.. William
Tobien, and just east OF II Mr. william H..
Zimmerman is preparing 10 build store
which, il is said Is 10 be occupied by Mr.
|. ID. Briggs. The underpinning of the
east wall Of the Tob.en house was going
on yesterday. but the heavy rains under
mined the wall so rapidly as to cause it
to settle. breaking the plate glass IN both
sections OF the east window and bulging
the tlmb of the front of the house.
Props were put under the front wall aud
against the side of the weakened building
TO prevent ITS falling. Ihs upper fioor OF
the structure was Used as residence by
q family. Quite o large crowd con2re-
gated around the endangered premises
aud there was considerable excitement at
times as il was feared that the east wall
would tumble every minute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
DEA rms.

BARKER. Died. at the residence OF
her brother-;n.law, Andrew L. Snelliugs,
1909 Porter street, Manchester. KAChAGb
A. BARKER, rellct OF Joseph L. barker.
OF CambrdgepoTt, Mass. IN tho 25th year
of her age. mo
DAY 5P. NJ. Intermeat ut Cambridge
port, Mass.
BEW.-Died. at the residence Of her hus-
baud. 407JI Louisiana street; at o,cl2ck
SATURDAY.. July 2gth, ELhORA l.. BEW;
aged 23 years.
She leaves a husband and an infant 10
days old and many friends to mourn her
death.
When the storms are raging sore.
Hearts grow faint. and hopes give DER.
WhIsper softly. wanderer comel
Follow NE. III guide thee home,
Funeral took place from East End Bap.
ti3t church Monday. Slst, at o'clock. ln-
terment at OakWood
CARTER. Died. Monday. July 81, 1893,
a. $50 4. NJ. Of tYphold-feye Miss EhL3
THOMAS CARTER. 10 the 2jd year OF hsS
funeral from Leigh Street Baptist
church WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON at
O'Clock. Friends and relatives invited 10
attend. Iu;eTment ~ Oakwood. "
CAYCE-Died. suddenly. Monday at 2
o'clock A. IT,, at her residence. on Groyo
Avenue Mrs. A. l.. CAYCE. wife Of Milton
Cayce. Esq.
funeral Will take place from the resi-
dence at o'clock THIS CIuesdsD
AFTERNOON, August LIST.
DEANE.- Died in Louisville, Ky., July
80, 1898 after long illness, EDWARD u
DEANE, in the seth year OK MS age;
+ q 90. II ltalnH
Funeral THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock
from residence of Mrs A. ID. Carr. north
Sixth street. HIS friends and eequaint-
ances invited TO attend.
GANZERT. Died. August ist. at l2:50
A. H.. at her parents residence, 3Oj
Crouch street, BESSIE LEN. only
daughter OF Henry and Belle Ganzsrt; 1;
age years months and ~ days.
suffer little children 70 como unto
NE and forbid them not, for OF such Is
the kingdom Jf Heaven"
Funeral from ~. Marks church az 3
O'clock THIS Cfuesday) EVENING
Friends and relatives of the family are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend.
Baltimore. Philsdelpaia, aud Norfolk
papers please copy.
JOHNSTON. - Died. at his grand
mothers residence. 7l2 north Seventeenth
street. at half past O'Clock Monday morn
ing, CHARLIE JOHNSTON aged =
months.
Two little white arms folded
Over tho quiet breast;
Two little blue eyes sleeping
In an eternal rest.
One little heart that loved US,
Silent forever and aye;
And the heavy clouds OF sorrow
Are darkenirg our way.
o. Christ, our God and Saviour
We thank Thee for tho word
That children, httle children.
Is the kingdom OF the Lord.
Funeral will take place THIS Tuesday,
AFTERNOON AZ 4 O'clock from the above
residence.
ROBINSON. Died. 81 her parents resi-
dence. Newport News. Va. at s:H A. n.
JuIy sist. MARY T.. only child of X. &
and Mary Hall Robinson; aged mouths
and 20 days.
YOUNG.-Died. July 81. 1898. at the
residence of bis daughter, Mrs. Il. n.
Mitchell, lili Floyd avenue. j. ID. II.
| YOUNG: aged 50 years
Raleigh CAytstiaa Adeocate please copy.
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