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Boa rders Wanted.
Weat Side.

west SIDE.
iSTII 81. li1 large & small rooms: excel
lput table; table hoard; references,
5iilI 81. ~ Newly furnished large 4
sulall rooms every convenience; southern cH-
p'slr"; superior table.
bbll ST. MS ". Board, large furnished room
All recommendations; near elevated; private
house: terms -.
Ii~r ST., HB ". Room. suitable for .: board
optional; convenient To all cars.
BIIliSr., lHi W, Cheerful, large rooms; faini-
lies OF CuuplDs; hoardrrS wanted.
GOTH 81. "m W, -Bcardcts wanted; 81 weekly;
dodgers ~ weekly. Bh'cm"uI
It'll 81, lul W, delightful rooms. excellent
beard; moderate To young men: table boardcrs.
SGD Sr., "a W ltoumS Cn suite n single; good
heard moderate prices.
SfTlI 81. n W. Handsome rooms Singly or
en- suite; pnrlor. dining room first class az.
cunimOhatlOuS table bnnrl: references.
SSIll ST. lbl W. o. Handsomely furnished
rooms, with or without board, worry reasonable.
oilI 81, ~ W.-Iargc. handsomely furnished
room IN select house: good Attendance X table.
WTlI So. 80 W. Large. handsome rooms
select house table and attendance first class
table board.
llUriI 81. Mi W. Furnished room. with
board half block from l. station, Lewis.
lgjII 81, | u W. Handsome newly furnished.
heated rooms, with excellent beard; terms
moderate.
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Horses, Carriages, &c.

A HANp.MADE WAGON, good horse aud har-
uess, taken Tor debt, for sale at $40 ID. y.
CARAMEL CO., l5S West 9Th 81.
A SOUND YOUNG HORSE. SG5; top wagon and
harness; separate: bargain. BUTCHER, l37
Franklin ST.. Grceupolnl.
FOR SALE. cheap, new platform spring top
wagon. business sleigh aud cutter. 33S Newark
ave, Jersey city.
GENTIEMAN'S ROAD HORSE for sale; VIII ex.
change FOR first class safety. IL. OErEitS 451
Central Park West.
HORSE, SD; wagon and harness, $50; pony SO;
buggy, $50. GROCER, col West OOH st.
LADY going south offers for third value elegant
loop-fTunt top phaeior. line plated harness. zap
robe and holly whip In use ouly one month. In
puire at private staOic, 10 West Attn ST,
LADY must sacrifice horse, new single truck 2
business horses, $40, SO ioo freenah ST.
Greenpoint.
LADY must sacrifice 2 horses, $50, sos top
wagon, SIS; trucI S2U. l0S Calyer st. ,Green-
point.
MARE in ioal Tor sale or exchange.
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$1,000 o 10 SHARES OF 10 per cent. paying
insurance stock; paying Investment; none bet
ter, CASH, box AS World.
10. 200 CIRCULARS. 50, 1000 cards. 81; PAM
phlet work. ball tickets. &c, low.
KELLOGG. Is Sd ave.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

One Tlmt, 2Oc, pcT' Nnc' Second Tine, nc. per
Fn-' Third and Subsequent Times. l5c. per line.
No tTru charge on sundays.
NJ EXTRA CHARGE FOR lr-AdvcrtiSrmcpts
for The World may he left at any American
District messenger Office In the city, where the
charges VII be the same ns thos. ut the main
et1cv.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurrished-East Side.

Observation-Disclosures Side.
GOERCE ST., 10. near Grand-3 rooms, rem
$40; 113 Clinton ST., 4 rooms, rent $40. 60
1877 Rivlngton ST.. 4 large rooms, rent SIS
Apply to honse.ieeper.
LEXINGTON AVE, IS43, corner Hath St.
"A 3 rooms 4 bath all light;
SIS to S12,
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Brooklyn.
r. Suddenly, on Monday, Dec. IS, ED
u NJ. COOPER, aged 20 years.
nral on Wednesday evening. Dec. 20,
clock, from the residence of his sister,
:. II. Atkins, No. 225 Halsey IT. ,
yn. Interment in Greenwood Gene
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SHORTHAND ANDTlPEWRIrING-Dav and
evenings; speeding claSSe-. Isaac Pitman'H
Metropolitan School, Co 9th ave. circulars.
TFLEGRAPHN, typewriting and stenoS-aphy
ms rIction and practice. Ii. West ILL., Sc,
rom =.
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FurnIshed-North Of IA ssh Strset-
NEATLY FURNISHED I'D fat: steam. heated
q rooms, bath low rent. Duryea. 2lSS7 th ave.
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instruction.

Tn,hhL' sjc; per tine; Second Time, asc. per
b tnir" o" . end Subsequent Times. zoe. per Inc.
Few W. oharGe on Sundays.
n. y. II week. Call or write.
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Musical.

GENTLl.MAN great experience piano 4 organ
pupils IcSiiCncp, ~ unnrtcr: no advance. Pro
G"Ssor, hos .tSb world, uptown.
MANDO M. BANJO~. GUITARS. ~ G..
Large assortment Of hr,t- class Instruments;
warranted. free Instruction. To purchasers.
HORTON, l5I West I'D ST.
VIOLIN and mandolin thoroughly taught by eS-
perirnccd professional lesson b,ht. pupils resi-
drncr. PERM H., 4Lb West I'M 81.
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Colleges, Schools, &C.
A BUSINESS

ATTEND DAIiL'S CONSERvATORY-Eloc
tion, languages. piano, organ, string instrn-
aud other eminent masters and au hors: lessons
so cents TO 81. 80, formerly S3 ana sc. rs West
sd II,
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Dancing Academies.

faanntEI. DANCING oil every sIyIrt IrI 700
eSnooaarpentor 20 West a7th ST.. has had ~
tek kictkp 9Irence; satisfaction guaranteed; iigh
[ANe Cla,vinarak pnnd, toe movements. My pupils;
Arr Hs' Also ballroom dancing.
,sie and Shu hil fashionable dances taught; pit-
ker I'm Class lessons; ,ircullrS LIlicker.
conservatory, IL West 18th st.
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{. HOWE'S PRIVATE SCHOOL of Dancing
YOUNG or OLD thoroughly instructed. Indi
vidual PRIVATE LESSONS Mt any hour. morn
for ladies and children. Lady teachers to prac-
tisc with gentlemen. WALTZ and TWO-STEP
our speciality Seventh season.. 10 EAST 2D
81, between Madison and 9th aves., convenient
to Grand Central Depot.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING.
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+GTli 81, liS W. large. warm. nicely fur
nishcd rooms, with ample closets, to rent cheap.
46IIl ST, lG5 W.. l door from broadway
Handsomely furnished rooms, reasonable, Tor
gentlemen.
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l.. a. LIN DE.

100 IVES 3ith ST.. corner Broadway, makes q
specially of teaching persons to ,auce who have
attempted md failed tUlenTii nj other academies;
waltz and latest iashionab. dances thoroughly
taught: mt nrDoon and evening Glasses: class
scholars receive strictly private lessons without
extra rnnlrn. Omen unilN- Id A NJ. 10 IL z NJ
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Unfurnished Rooms to Let.

iTH AVE, 40T Large unfurnishcd front room,
suitable iur business.
BID r., no W. room s-Eooms Il bedroom,
y. to ~.
3grH ST., 147 r. near Grand Central Depot
tniurnishcd rooms or iiours; all conyenienCcS
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m--.c,s-
"e"sS'oI'
HUDSON ST., 46S- Large front room. with eN-
ccliril noar'' gas pa'h' NOT "h'er' "lso heh'
housekeeping.
WASHINGTON PLACE, ll.-DcSirnble rooms,
excellent board Tor n few gentlemen or families;
"NsliilS - .i,nnE, =" w tlIn'nn MY
hoaru, 81 so' large room LOT 2ue''dcuiy t'le"p
WANfltLEl PLACE, 10Y (Wnshihgtnn square
single a'ntiemen: "xccIle"t ,ab1'. ~ ""' " WV
-TII w a., ~. n,,,i, j. ,I,,I, 49,
mod bnari ~ Junwnri. nNn.TI roGl '
:, ~ 30 a..,.i,a -. ita,,a a.7,
Sina ~ r., ~, oIP"stn ,n crI !,"""'- Large
,,r,, 81, ON ~ ncsr,,hIc lonhlo /, sir,,c
Nm 'n,nr ,,antrI Lnr,,n,' N~,n,in,.
t"n,ir, WI" 'o"i"' NV "'o" '"''"'''
'''S'i'""'
liili ~. - W L. very Heslr'nic rooms; ~ IN
f''''"'''' W. " "'"'
18TH 81. ~ W. Desirable rooms; parior. other
- n"o.H o h1n,I n,,oom dn . P'''"' ''"'"s-''oi'' 'A-
a,,,, .r 49, a., -
lSlH 81, Joo WI 70 - W''hlE nrN'.'l'sS
;n, ",'' o' =. ", " -, ~" ,,,,, n.,i:
!"iIi 80; zoe o,.' M ~. n"inS '"'N
eParior, supellor h"uN' anu '""''' ."S'e".N'-
snn,,y rcomms: ,ohic bhnn,'i' r',cr'""a, " '"H''
-
ED ST.. 4fb W Deslranie, lcN,rn sunny
rooms superior ihoie' american i"iiHS' con
ED 81. ,3l3 w, chelsea ilouSe-itoomS, with
hoard: sinyly or eli suite; permanent or tram
e'e"''
ED ST, no W Vacancies on either floor, with
superior board, at Specially 10" pr''o'
I'D ST.. 80 ". Large, small rooms: Sd floor;
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Purchase and Exchange.

One TiHr, &c. per EBc' SooHt Time, &c. PEI
line; Third GUI SHbeeqttHt 1nnSs. zoe. per line
&c. Ltr hnf criru on SUHddys.
ALL KINDS oi books bought NJ highest prices
DANlS'S book store, 2JD WCel l4th II.
SPECTATORS can have good lands Tor mer-
clandise. BELL, 100 West :s,d st.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfutni.hea-Weat Side.

ST., 3lb W. Handsome new fats; baths,
heated, decorntcd; desirable location elegant
entrance: $50, ST..
18Th 81, III W.-Eiegant light front apart
went; new house; improvements SID; base
Eet, ~. Janitor.
43U ST., 343 W, near all rail Oais-5 large, light
rooms, I'd floor; washtubs. ringes $50.
i4rH 81, BIZ ". $40. new brown.stone housn;
! light rooms: fine order; Improvements; halls
heated. Janitor.
45TH ST., 1853 c6O W. between Slh \ 9th ayes.
Handsome flats. ! Il > light rooms, decorai ed,
combination bath halls heated; now houses; SlS,
S24. 30 %ianltor.
nth ST.. 4s2 W.-I'our elegant rooms, all
light; and improvements; fine neighborhood
4sIH, 6i3 w.-ApaItments 50. 30. 81. 30; -, /
rooms; nicely phpcred; wardrJbes, closets.
stationary tubs.
5OTl ST., pa w.-Ail-lighi, sunny Nat, 8
rooms; bath, steam heal, possession al once
SID ST., 5s5 10 5a7 w.-sman families; desir.
able Broom apartments; light. painted 50 ID
TO Sil. 80
5sD ST. Alb w. Half mont, free; 3 ~ 1 room
apartments, $40 to Sl3 improvements
18TH ST, 80 WEST, NEAR9rH AVE
good location for DRESSMAKER or MILIINER;
RENT ONLY $50.
Apply In confectionery store, J2l.
5TrH ST., :}42 ". ,betwocn sth 4 NH nyes. I'd
ply in confectionery store.
GOTH 81; I2) What, 4 large ligh; rooms.
near parl; x station, Sl3; small family; induce
meniS.
95rH ST. Central Park West Handsome =
room corner HAT. facing park all Improvements
immediate possession; 100.
1U3D ST., = W., Central rRri. entrance Six
outside rooms, improvements, S27 no children
inducements; station lO+ti ri.
lU6Til ST. 100 W., cor. Columbus ave-
! light r SO / So ac.d water
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Dancing Academies.
Daily, f5c. n line Sunday, s0c.
AFTERNOON CLASSES WALTZ GUARAN-
Tues. and Thurs. g. 30, .. 30 tced in six private
LADY A~SSISTAN1S. lessons, with music. VI.
HOSEA HIGGINS

1885, 40 WEST 23D ST, near 9TH ave. L."
station. ~ monthly. Classes MON, TUES.
Tuuhs; ana FRlDAYi 5:3o to 10 DO: private
beginners'' classes, 4 lessons, 81; quarter, "a
lessons, -; receptions WEEDS. ,Sats. first lessons
private. Open every day, "A. NJ. to II =. Nj.
From THE NEW YORK WORLD.
Hosea Higgins IL probably rs well known ms any
man In New York, and the fame OF the institu-
ton over which he presides has spread all, over
the country. The inVHriable and pronounced sue
cess that has followed his methods in teaching the
art of dancing has made II the largest establish
mctt of the kind la the world. To the better
class CT people ''Our own Is an ideal institution
It's facilities are unepunlled. the floor space Is
enormous, the music provided Is above criticism,
while his staff nf lady and gentleman teachers
stand at the head OF thrir profession.
NH. HOSEA HIGGINS, In Eis class lessons,
gives individual instruction in u room separate
from the general class room. Ditident pupils find
this method /! great advantage. HE
NEES; TIE WALTZ IN SIN Les
l SONS- Nj 40 EAlllIRES
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FURNISHED FLAT 5 rooms, 100 Bedford ava,
between Myrtle and Park ayes. sell cheap: good
as new insured. $500; will transfer Insurance.
r. l.. MORRIS, 100 Bedford ave-, Brooklyn.
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PINEAPPLE + 80 Pleasant rooms: excel
lent board q minutes from bridge; 50 to 81
POPLAR, 81, 5-I.aIgc X small rooms, with
board heated: i minutes to bridge.
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North OF Izstn Street.

81. NICHOLAS AVE-, @Si, near l20th St. -
square ~ hail room; excellent board; home
comforts; American family.
10th 81. Hb j.. hoard 4 furnished room,
with every adrantag" for pleasant home.
l:!ITIi 81. ~. T.. Well-turntshcd I'd -hoor
room: every convenience; hoatd optional pri-
waite American family,
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Sale.

BILLIARDS and pool; Christmas presents; 3 BY
Ntables, complete: pool ut SOB; combination at
$50. .WfGGINS Il CO., ~ Schermerhorn st,
ItruOklNu.
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SAF for house and business; second hand, Si6
tp;new, $50 up: catalogue free. ~ Clinton place.
SAFES Herring safe, Marvin sale, Mosher safe,
second hald. cheap: all sizes.
~ hITIpL. ~ riaov
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Flats and Apartment Wanted.

u~nfurnished.
THREE or 4 rooms. improvements, below 50th
st. , adults; lowest terms. Central. box 3Tl
World.
Furnished.
FURNISHED FLAT WANTED by respectable,
reliable couple Bath to 18th St, 9th To 9Th ave.
q. VI. H., box 226 World. uptown.
2n AVE, 10. small furnished HAT for light
housekeeping, between Both and GDth SITS, east
side. liuttci.
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GOLD CHAINS only 81. so. formerly 81. 90: closing
out sacrificing. $50 9Th ave, near I'D Ut.
open evenings.
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NEGLECTED EDCCArlON, Grammar reading.
spelling, letter writing. a%g1 ho"SNeep-
ing, science Of accounts, foreign languages, ZEN
mHlShip. drawing, painting; 80 lessons go
DAHIFS, Us West 2id st.
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Furnishcd-Mixeeiineous

A LITTLE JEWEL, dalntily furnished, white
Il gold; will seli everything, s2o; payments
required, So weekly: nothing In advance, or VIII
reit; $40 weekly. FLAGG tJUO furnished tais).
242 W. I'D 81
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UnfuEnishcd Rooms Wanted.
AMERICAS woman will give services for I'M
furnished basement floor In nice location in New
York. i18il stat" ST, Brooklyn.
UNFURNiSHfD ROOM, between 3id and 2Sth
SITS. Pearson, care Mrs. Burns, l51 Il. $50 ~.
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East Side.

HENRY Sr.. $50. near uvcrreur-L Large h
small rooms, furnished, with board American
cooking.
LEXINGTON AVE. IN. near j8tn St Pleas.
ant large 4 small rooms, heated. moderate
price also back pnrlor.
LEXINGTON AVE. l.s3-LarGc furnished
rooms, with board, private house; 81, SO, .
persons.
MADISON AVE, rs N,elrose> select 4 reason
able; desirable To pcrmancuts mud transicmls
who dislike public hotels.
30 AVE, 5T2, near ;iSth st. Large \ small
rooms, 81 % week up; boari II desired; ID
floor.
iorll ST. ~ 4. Nicely furnished, small rooms,
with bonru: other vacancies: ladies or gentle
men reasonable.
10TH 81. ITO Il. Ncatly furnished hull ruom
for gentleman. with board heated house.
nth ST, - +. - Desirable front hall room
plentiful table: good location.
l2TU 81, 40 r.-uaudsumc large rooms,
heated; superior board, so 10 ST.; single
rooms: moderate,
18TH 81. 222 +. Elegantly furnished rooms,
l7rii A. III r.. Large 81 hail rooms. with
board wen heated; table bua'd.
10TH ST. 81 W. Newly furnished rooms; hot
4 cold water, gas; house heated, large closets.
list 81. u 4. Large y Email rooms, hand.
somely furnished; hot h cold water; excellent,
tnble: moderate,
2lSr 81, 10 T.. Handsomely furnished rooms
with board reasonable rates; references.
23D 81. d. r.. handsomely furnished rooms;
fire. gus, bath: early breakfast very homclihc;
good substantial lorrl.
251'n n. III EAST. near An aye. -iuoms,
with beard tabl" board.
9TH 81, $50 EAST comfortably furnished
rooms, I'd floor; private family; beard il re-
untrrd.
10Th ~. 100, ias y. -rMrecS small rooms, we'll
furnished, with poarl. III reasonable rate,
BATH ST.. l0i E.-Ncatlv furni he'd rooms 81.
lect table: home comforts; cleanliness; small
private family. Mrs. oliver
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ForSale.
G.
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,TEV III wv TTNs HVNITW NuCITOHttTs
bought stock oi a retired merchant
of high grad Pneumatic aud tn,hiOn Tire
A PRIV ATE SAiisOSLNr, all sizes,
at less Than auction prices.
A SUITABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
81 BROADWAY, NEAR Paint T. ST.
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BILLIARD TABLE, brunswick Bake. good or
der. Tor sale choap. Morris, 10 Madison ave.
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THE MORRIS COUNTY. CHRONICLE, n Re-
publican newspaper, published at Morr istown,
n. j. first class job department attached sealed
bids Will he received by the undersigned until
Doe. ~; all Information desired will be furnished
upon application. JOHN T.. EENSELL, At.or.
nov nj Inv. MnrrisinMm. q. l.
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BANJO. violin, mandolin. guitar taught; 500
ave-. 5.rh 81.
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M mandolin, guitar, violin and stage dane
ing taught 10 course; circulars. j. Dean, O32
Sd ave.
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VIOLIN-Kalliwoda's large Nicolaus Amati.
WIN gold trimmed bow certificate from kali
woda: $1,000. Hahn lietgin. :I2l Fast 9th st.
81 WEEKLS-Watche', diamonds. jawclry;
agent calls; established lSSu. W. r.. MEk.kS
X I. Murray 81.
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Cast Side.

EI.DRiDGE ST, 227, near Houston 81. Fur.
nished rooms to let for housekeeping or gentle-
man.
IRVING PLACE. IL Comfortably furnished
front hall room, ~. 80.
LEWIS ST.. q, near Grand Furnished rooms
for housekeeping: privilege OF washing; 81. 20,
"a.
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SlIORTHAND-Benn Pitnan's New YORK
School, day and evening.
STENOGRAPIIY and rypcwrlting school.
$40 broadway, y. v. IL week. Call or write.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09

Of the secretary of the interior in his rulings
in pension matters.
ave believe in q graduated pension for
our nations defenders, and that the time
has come when every man who offered him
self in defense of the old fl lg should be re
membered.
"Resolved, That we heartily endorse the
able, economical and patriotic administra-
ton of Governor Lewelling and his assO-
oiate state officers, and we ask the people to
contrast their record with that Of their
predecessors.
"Resolved, That we endorse the action of
the Populist members of the late legislature
in their oommendable efforts to preserve in
fact, as well as in theory, the fabric of rep
resentative government against the maOhin-
ations Of the Santa Fe railroad company
and it's plant tools.
"Resolved, That railway corporations and
other cooperative powers created by the
government must be compelled to be the
servants and not the masters of the people.
"We demand equal justice TO all GLASSES
of our citizens with special privileges TO
nome"
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09
A Sensible Convention.

The Populists OF Neosho county are
not allowing themselves to be sidetracked
or led away by false gods Neither are
they Of that conservative" class that
fears to take a stand for what they
know to be right, as the following reso-
lutions passed at their county convention
will show:
"Resolved, That crisis has arisen in the
public policy of the United States, that inn
perstiVely demands that our people should
ignore minor party differences and unite in
resenting aud defeating the effort that is be-
ing made by foreign nations to dictate the
financial policy Of our government.
Resolved, That we believe in the power,
ability and duty Of the United States to
adopt an American financial policy, suited
to our free institutions, which including the
free coinage of both gold and silver, sup
plemented by United States treasury notes,
all fully and equally legal tender for all
purposes, and regulated in a manner TO
preserve equity to all classes Of our citi-
zens.
Resolved, That we favor a system of
postal savings banks, that the savings of our
people may be securely guarded against
loss.
Resolved, That we favor a graduated in
come tax on all incomes Of over s.. 900, and
the fund thus created to be reserved for the
payment Of pensions.
Resolved, That We condemn the action
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09
Virginia Populists.

LYNoHBURG, Va, August 3.-Ths Pop
ulists of Virginia met here in state con-
yention to-day. Nearly 500 delegates
were In attendance, and there was not q
negro among them.
Among the visiting statesmen were
Jerry Simpson, of Kansas, and Congress-
man Pence, from Colorado. Simpson
spoke to mass meeting last night and
Pence to-day addressed the convention.
A full state ticket was nominated,
headed by f. II. Cooke, Of Cumberland,
for governor. The platform declares for
free silver coinage at ratio Of 16 to /;
national currency issued by the general
government and distributed directly to
the people on security Of their property;
income tax, and reform of tariff and in
ternal reveue laws.
The preamble to the platform severely
srraigns President Cleveland, "who was
elected for the express purpose of re-
lieving the people from the robberies Of
tariff, but who calls congress, not to re-
peal the robber tariff, but to consumste
the fraud Of 1873 which demonetized
silver"
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09
Alliance Notice.

The next regular meeting of Lesvsn-
worth County Alliance will be held in
Tongsuoxie, Saturday, August 10, 1893.
Sub-Allisnces are requested to have
full delegation present as business Of fu-
ture Importance to the order may be
transacted. T. ii. GALLAGHER,
County Secretary.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-08-09

to assist in the returning prosperity
nOlens vOlens. Many will grumble and
kick; but there were 0rumblers and
kickers when Jesus Christ preached,
Peace on earth; good will toward men.
"The Colorado silver certificates will
open every silver mine in the state, and
the yawning doors of the poor houses
will be closed forever.
"Plesse don't forget, and appeal to
you not to forget, that while you are is.
suing Colorado silver certificates you are
piling up the bullion here in Denver, and
in very short time New York city, and
even the United States, will be getting
awfully hungry for silver; and the first
realization and fruition OF your hereto
fore blasted hopes will be seen when
holders Of silver certificates are selling
them at premium.
"Supply and demand is the inexors-
BILE law that governs everything in the
commercial world. Cut off the supply
of .silver from New York, issue Colorado
silver certificates and behold the shift
ing scenes in the silver kaleidoscope.
" President Jeffery, Of the Denver and
Rio Grsnde railroad, in a recent inter-
view, is quoted by the New York press
as saying, among other things, as fol-
lows: I'VE are, of course, deeply con-
cerned over the silver question, and, with
few exceptions, every man in the state
favors free coinage. The present silver
situation has practically ruined One-hslf
Of the people of the state President
Jefery also states, In the same interview,
that The decrease in earnings of the
Denver and Rio Grand is due to the
shutting down Of the silver mines in the
state.
"From the above it is almost self
evident proposition that the Denver and
Rio Grande would be only too glad to
accept silver certificates for freight snd
passenger traffic. If accepted by the
Denver and Rio Grsnde all the other
roads will undoubtedly immediately fall
in line and do likewise. Professor An
drews, in the recent silver convention, in
Denver, advocated closing the mines
thereby forcing the east into a recogni-
tion of silver. But his scheme is utterly
imprscticsble, as men must eat when
they are hungry; and closing the mines,
although it may enhance the price of
silver, will not provide food for the thou
sands thrown out Of employment in con-
sequence"