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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
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At REDUCED PKICES.-jO0 second.
hand wool and iron working machines;
fully guaranteed machinery bought and OK.
changed. GEORGE l.. EDDY. 1913 Mad.
son-st.
ATTENTION .->rwlng machines OF all
| k.nds; new. 50 good secondhand. $40 !;
KAuSthS. 2,i5I si.a1e.. Ilsth.st.
4 KAhr. CHAN E,-For ,alc. yalu.
| able painting representing scene In the
| III o. Columbus. Address tDLl MBI :.
1876 East i21th.s'.
\ NEARLY NV $3.50 upr'ghl risno;
reasonable offer refused; must sell.
NECESSITY. laI Lfrngton-a'e.
\ MAGNItICENTLY CONSTRUCTED 500
upright. $3.50, merry rev, uic- rctti-.
sllv r mounted, un Que style. REPEATING a..
ton. best in the uari''. 40 Mr,5 2td-rt.
BARGAIN Bicycle. good oNicr. Win
amp aud fixtures. So; cost 800; Chick.
hoiu. 100 East lith--t. Open until :
| y. u.
RICYCLE.-Will sell highest grade, ful
| bali bc ring, cushion iiir. 10 safety, for
| 80 cash: Ia splendid order: mus; sell
EMERSON. Box {. Tribune onlce.
BICNCLE.-Would sen cush!gn tire
Raleigh" highest grade safety. for So
ridden half dozen times nicely striped all
over beauty. +. Il. NJ, Box H. TriD-
unc onicc.
CHEATING entire Ollie. furniture In
| Guiding rlri must sell. Clll today and,
tomorrow, 10 u ., Room 2lO ia Ma.
| >au.-t.
ron SALE.-An oil-c .tabllshed piano
business; az excellent Opportunity: the
b, -iness is easily learn d. TAYLOR 4
son. East lSth-st.
GLASS CASES and drawers IN und.r.
takrr .,or' WI be- 'old cnrrp. 'V' sih-s'".
MAN ABOUT a0.-Able t. control
- 900; handle branch Ia other city rrprt-
able Nrw-Iork hoI.e fr,i, cia~, Legitimate
business opportunity. AGdr's- PER
MANENT. EoX o Tribune onice.
MAHNlN SAfE. largest sizc. stool
lin,a. hr' ana burglar. double combination
locks; bargain. Astor House.
MUSICAL FOX. l. tunes new. l. rfcct;
inr inlaid rds" soprano music. Iiihrr at-
| techm'nt- cost 500 sell 80 need nioncy.
2G5 rroadwny. Eiom -.
NAVY CANNON POWpiR.-3 cent
pound ton, Nv. YORK liarbor delivery.
NEEMAN. - Front--t.
NAVAL pAENDE.-s,camloat supplied
with good secondhand navy bunting rag,
for decorating lasgo a--orlncnt low prices.
BANNERNAN. p Front-st
ftDlGEErD. REGISTERED grey
hounds ard PUPPIES liing NrfY cheap
captain JARVIS. Abatto'r. foot Gti-st.,
"'Ir'f WY
sArEs.-I'arrains IN new and second
hand safes: lprge stock o. select from no
conb inatlOn Prices. special bargains this
niontI. l.. r. pko>S. 400 Bro'dwaN.
SAFES. ncw and shop worn sold at
crafty reduced prices f&WyHyr13In fas stT,
CO.. - Clinton Place.
SAtF.>. -Blg L3fealn,; ueN ana see.
| nd.hand large. nctlrn and small silrs
| safr- eNchahgrd removed ana r'plr d.
| IHE NLEMONT SArF Co, 100 Pearl ~
TANKS ANY SIZE. suit factory or
\ roof ci.st'd cheap tanks repaired. DE-
NANEY. AS llth-aSc.
| nPIWEfTfi;.- , Remington TYP
writer. good condition. win : draw drop
| catin't $50. would sell sepi = ~ also
| smith Premier typewriter. TSffWKlT-
tK. HoN :. lrilrn" Once.
| WOEK SHOP OUTFITS FOR amateur 81
| mechanic lu foot power machinery Tools
and tool chests Back pf0il'r-' WOOD .arv-
| ing tools price list re-. {. f.. LlfILi-,
| 80 Fult0n--t. Ncw-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
FURNISHED Rooms.

4 LARGE ROOM. comfortably and clc-
gantly furnished In c-idcncc, ~ West
2cth--i., also smaller room.
A.-IIOrFL NENDpME.
Irl,atc hall and bah, with or without
board. -
\ FEW CHOICE ROOMS FOR permanent
Gentlemen only: private dwelling friri-
cnrc. Fast 30th--;-
BACHELOR APARTMENTS mod n
IMPROVE mcnts; convenient i M lihl ho"'ls,
clubs: snglc rooms, - upward ",ehly. u
East .9th-st.
HANDSOME ond newly furnished rack
par "pic 1 iar dcts Sr''AdGd ps. E hcS s.
Tribune Uptown Once. Lee Rroadway.
HOTEL vENDOME;
Slnqle 70 .nis. with on without bath;
American o. European pan.
5In.AVE.. 4G3 ncor Union Lcaguc.--
Bachelor apartments lOors. -uit'> WIN
private baths; breakfast N'lri ltt, lcai.e'
23D.Sr., % EAST olpost' Madison
S1uar. Pnik).-Ilands0mr suit; rooms PR
,9te bathroom connecting.
% GKAMERCY PARk.-'irntlemcn
only sunny furnished room. rarlor noor
hot and cold water. breakfast other rooms
pr;Nar" bath.
20 EAST 22D.ST. Lar-c furnished room.
WITH no. AID COLI water: suit iblc for two
persons; terms reasonable.
SD 81. go WE>r.-Nicrly Furnish
ton floor front room also sLlaIl ore, 10
grthcr or scIaratc, rlN1tc hniiHr.
IS WI.>T .STn->l.- .is.ds'"nIy Iur'
nishcd iooI- WIKI bath
seth ST. ilj Wf.Sr. Furnished
rooms. laicr and small usc or pa, am
bah ho.urllitr; ho'r; rriNnt' laiLliN.
18TH ST, CG ..AST.-Io l"rh'ior>-.
Third story llcoNc boom also iouftA s'"iy
fiunt from iiISt-cla>s house WIN oNm q
81 WF>f .'srli-Sf.-furni'h'd rooms
v.th goud bard terms. - an ~ per N''' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
JADE.

strained somewhat by the fear Of fie,h stie1 "Ten
the weather u fiht> Vigorous u,' I" 'u.,i ,",.
storms in western fcnrsy,ania have hleiut~u w."
laIg,ly ana nave probably affected thr pup 'in ,
bUll runs and dcNc les are unusual! ma, % 'o
daily average 10 - not impossible i't .'c ~, H.
meat OF output ad consumption NAY change 10
prevent lrrsa accumulation OF stocks dp,Nc h''- ~
month The crutc certificate speculation was On a Io"e
level last week and probably the disluiDi &c III nas
cicc> contributed 10 the The closing WI, uuil
and without decided feature
fhc partial returns 81 the Pennsylvania pI ihes Ifoh'
Apr l ~ ~ (cllItcrs to the 2stJ we've a. follows
Excess ,,.,o..
Total bbls......1 iii,e97 I0595l9 '3'3's I9to go
Az. per day.. IS ,l52 5i.Ul 5,iii 1i-so
Tho range OF prices and the total dealings IN Na'a
Transit certificates at the Stock EXchangr am ' '"h-
solidatd Stock and Petroleum Exchange r the ia't TWO
weeks follows:
Stuck rxch,noo Consolidated.
Week ended Amil H. Ap1l -. Apl 10. app" -
Opening ...----..-.-''.... o." ccoT Ia.
II e est ..-..-.....-..- Ol2 o't w.,
LMcst Oo2
FINAL bOis -
SAFES. barres............ 5000 "S,Ooo ''No
Refined petroleum was without change at 5'1 cent,
gallon In barrels and 800 cents in bulk at NcW'h OH, ana
so and cents Philadelphia ana bhihvfr
Cases unchanged ut G.1j cents gallon Crudc OH
was at ODD cents in barrels and 800 cents III
bulk Washin crude being go cents AMI 10 cents
Napntha ruled at 80 cents a gallon.
Foreign quotations unchanged at IFS francs per
100 kilos Antwerp. j.2O marks 30 kos at D"Iri
anu A.. al "a per Imperial gallon ut London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
CELEBRATING ITS FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY

The fftieth anniversary Of the First Reformed
Church OF Yonkcrs celebrated yesterday with
on,rouriotc ceremonies The exercises opened mt o
O'Clock by dtjcatory service 10y the suhdhyschoo
and the orenrg Of the buildine. AT ii O'Clock
,haro was a commemorative sermon by The Rev. Dr.
Coles Dr. Coles has been pastor Of the church
for twenty five years At O'Clock IN the aft ernooh
there was n union service OF Ioniicrs pastors and
cbu,cbes IN the evening special service under ne
direction OF the Christian Endeavor Society Was lcid
in the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
TIE HEATHER REPORT.
A GENERALLY FAIR DAY.

Washington April 23.-The storm which was central In
Southeastern this morning has moved slowly east
ward and is now central in tho northwest part OF South
I, has RAPIDLY energy causing south
east gales in the Dakotas and the upper Missouri valley
and norher,y winds with In Montana; with this ca
cepiioa has been generally r throughout AL
,h- ds,rc c.s: Of the Rocky Mountains. The pressure
hos ed In all districts Mississippi River
and west Rocky Mountains; IL has fallen very
r.D.dly from the DlkOtas southwark Into Texas Inc
,ss,r, valleys and from Kansas southwark the gulf
AZ mas slightly ia the southern Aeghany l9tiois
aud yery decl.liy the districts ives; o the itOcAy
Nouuians storm VIII probably move east"sri CUR
fnr local WING storms ~ elih-
nesotI the Dakoas Iowa. Nebraska. Kansis, Western
Missouri okIahofna indian Territory Western ana
lan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
NEWARK.

The funeral of Mrs.. Johanna Ketcham, a cenen-
anan, Will take place at the Ketcham homestead, at
Hanover Neck, Morris County, today. She was the
widow Of John Ketcham, and 1Ol years and five
days old when she died Friday last She had lived under
every Presidential administration ana up to the time
Ing public men and Mrs. ketcham leaves
eight children, whose ages aggregate 356 years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
RUTHERFORD.

At public meeting I'm rutherford tonight the
Jersey City, Hob0ken and Rutherford Electric Rail
way Company will petition the Borough Council for
. franchise within the borough of rutherford II the
petition is successful the company will have franchise
giving 1t the right Of way across Bergen County from
Passac TO the middle OF the liackensack River. leav
ing only stretch of meadow land in Hudson County
q be crossed in order TO reach HObOlen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24

REMARKABLE SHOOTING AT BOILING SPRlN"S'
sone r,able shooting was at the grounds Of
the Boiling Springs Club at Boiling Springs ~ j.
ON Saturday by William Grcn one Of the clubs younger
members cushion placed By the scorers box. and
GrelG balancing himself his head shot az twenty-five
blue rock targets. thrown by electricity Tic shot poor!
a, first breaking only oae Of five. After rest he
shot a. remaining resting after the hrst ten
and broke sixteen. Grelns shooting Is considered pe'
nomenal by those who IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
NETWORK TRIBUNE, APRIL 1s9a-TwEIyE PAGES

prc'aica yesterday with slight sprinkle Of RAIN III uc
afternoon The temperature RANGED ietwcel AZ and ."
degrees, the average (7 being So thln on the
day.
In and near this city to-day there will probably be
fair weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
Hoar0 an6 Rooms.


5Tu-AyF J57, near 4Gth-st.-flf'r
class.
5TU.AVE.. 4G9.-flc2snuv fuIni-h.n
second floor also two s.ncl" room. CUISINE
uueNcelled sumner prices Iclcrehc :.
l4TH.sT.. 237 WE>1.--Two larg' rooms
"a noOr and b1cS Im''"r hahd ,om'is -
Listed also sipsl, rooms; eX,cilcn; ioaio
tisIisient.
YlST.ST . Wt.ST.-Plcasant fronf, sun,
nv rooms. with superior hoard AM h".',
Surroundings transi2rts; tabi' b'aru -"
ere1ccs. -
5;TH.sT.. 3I3 WEST. Handsomely i ,,d
ni,hcd rooms. VIII fr't.' a.s niiu E't,y.
mon AID WV, or sinc.r ae"u Lrn r'''r'
chicago.
WORLDS FAIR.-First-class accom,ino.
dations for individuals and large pir'Tr For
mousse In perfect sanitary condition =, " ~
smrtber partlculars address j. L. HAL
o.53J Prairie-aye., Chicago ILL.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
Titn Rcal gsiate for Sale.

AVENUE G cOrner, near loth-st., fonf'
story iron building miphf exchange. SAM'
TF.L NIXON. 90 Broidwoy.
UNEi,AIN> Is LEFTOVER NO.
Side houses: $1,000 Z, $1,000 Wet
E.nd-a.e. flrst-cla.s 3-siory br'WnsVor
go. 600. STEVENS. ?th-avc.. corner '3u-
II. Jui.ayc. and lOlth--t.
FOR SALr.-faciorv sits Of s, 10 ana
30 lots In each plot In city 81 Iipbo.,h
and Jersey City, on line n railroad. -. w E
Wright, - Newark-st., iIobohrn.
IN JERSEY CITY. - lots near the
boulevard. Won AKNIM. leo Bro"i"a' -.
TuIHD.AVE.. NEAR 90TL -sT.-o.s;ory
store aud tenement; eIsy terms might cN-
change. SAMUEL NIXON. 30 Prod9way'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
c. nmlrn ieal Cstatr 90 Eet.

AIOSG TIE III D-ON. Wet hester
County, Connecticut. f,nnish'd. unInf-
n.shcd county scats and hot-r, iof I'm.
catalogues fee. MILLS. WIilIIiipt-E
= II -LL ~ g;as; i2d.st.
HOOMY oId.Eshlo ed stlnc crmcnt"d resi-
dcJ. e., IL room Improvement ih'tc ga
blcs 4 acre. 4; 6nely {. eel; = nil' 20 Nutlry
station; - minutes tD SrA-itr. hi-H tir-
walton abD,c hive. rcit furnl-h"h az sii''
l.. T.. HAMlLTON s. CO.. so Bioldas az.
~ Kn.I.-A large cat.a2' At oungn".
l.. l., fdlly furnished stand ~ grounds
OF ~. acres. within 800 laiGn % IN" o"'Hn I,
beautiful Vicws of OCEAN Nnini' OK ain
Quantuc BAYS has 20 Rooms. Of men -
are bedrooms hot and cold "nt'r wind
mill, sts5le VITA stalls. c1nchuhL. :
rooms excellent 2afcen. .jrnL Nidc
p'a2yas and bllcJuiis =; rrnt i,tUV. Apply
~ Hf.NnY w. hhLI.o' L. . "Er'' Il. )
wYCHMERE care codJ, i!arwiehport,
Mas -Seashore cottages. completely fur.
nishec; all Improvements; ba.nils; cif'
cul,r. j.. ~ Fat s'th.st.. New iorn.
AsBUKY PAi,k. y. J., 2e,i,ahi ,,, iar'
Ashury Paw Y. j.
AT BABYLON, l.. Ito let furnished,
~ for sale. cots2" contiinin. "n Hgiis.
Tor rartitrlars. acGr,s, f.. Box -. iFib-
iine Oni'c.
SARATOGA COTTAGES. - completely
furnished .eason or year: moaeIa,', r f
Scnd To- illustrated pdmphlt A"' ~. "
LESTER BROS, rrai crt;t' 1'T't"si
springs. n. Y. -----
SUMMIT. \. J.-Furrshcd ard unfui-
nishcd houses 10 let season or ,c'r Hsi,'
ard small; all impfoycmehe' J.. IT,.
POTTER. opposite station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCZ.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise OslSet Gas Moon sets 80 amMoons age Z.
HIGH WATER TOD
AM-Saniv Hook 5it:ov. Island 80 Hell Gate -
PM.-Sandy Hook 3aOoy. lsiaId lU. Hell Gate . 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
Dressmaklnq.

.-A.-DEESSNAEEH elegant cutter
and rttor. 50 a day or at home; perfect III
Guaranteed velvet, six or clOtn SUITS naur
In one week for SO; fancy "; ist- colts ana
bali eown. a ,.peclalty. "a East lOth-st'
rear EioaGWay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24

4 FIRsT.CLASS PARTISAN DRESS
MAKER now established. wishes more
customers at home; suits 81 MP NINE
OLBEL, Alb 6;A-0Se.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
TRIBUNE local OBSERVATIONS.

In tbs diagram a continuous white line shows the
snanr.s in src a. incica.s The Trbune's selfre
eofding The broken line represents the sch
peraiufe Observed at Perry's Pharmoey'
Tribune ONCE April 81 a. m.-Genera'ly air weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24

ARTISTIC DIi.SSiAKiNG. q. UnIqne,
ieslgDs; evening dresses slecioIty hoNi
o. RS at short nOticp, ard Moderate ,bols...
III. TrFIpOy. e. East 0th-st., opposite
stewart building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
nrr.,1ED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Now.I.nglani fair: westerly winds
For Fastera New YORK, Eastern Pennsylvania arr
NewJersey fair; norhwes;ery winds becoming Vara ie
ro- the District OF Columbia, Dcaw ere. Marylan1 ana
Virginia. fair. 49, ,,,
For western Pennsylvania and west,rn Ne"'Yor"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TODAY
Vessel. From. Line
CIrcassia Glasgow, AITl 10 Anchor
Chester. southampton, April Is Amcr' an
City OF Alexandra. fII,ana, April .0......N Cura
DR. sden ......... Iemcn, April - ......N g Lloyd
fulda bremen, April l1.........N q Lilo!
TUESDAY. APRIL -.
Bccenland Antwerp. April Rcd Star
Stat Of California. Glasgow, April lo......Statc Line
WEDNESDAY, APlIL 20.
Amsterdam Amsterdam April b.. Ne,h-Amc.
CITY Of Washington. HAN hs, ApE 2--....N Cuba
Teutonlc. Liverpool, ApiI lJ..""NhiLs star
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
Gin Real Estate Go Eet.

SO PER MONTH for 3-story brownstonc
house Moor Centrh PARK, rs East llOu~t'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-24
flats 60 frt. unfnrnlsheo

LIGHT MODERN FLATS; pri!s1 hsii -
lerorated. on wide streets. with enutncc "
Central park. iC3-a0i Central PARK Wet
tstl.sve.J. near IOSth-st. lstatio1, lotth,st; }?
seven rooms and bath. all heated. ~, s|s
ssfu !" h rS1,ss an iso'iSo East oOth-s..
WASJrrn ~ LET .--Unfurnishcd, a
srer, ali isht corner apartment ei she
y,ors and b.'h. Apnly i,,wrrn ! p,a ~.
. O'clock Al No. o, "1he Albany Broad
way ana 5Ic-st.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-20
ABOUT posToFFcEs.

WASHINGTON. Aug 10. The mem
bers of congress are getting many com
paints from their constituents WHO arc
applicants for p0slmnstrfships, aud from
oonstifueiiis ,yhO arc dcsrnuH Of eliange
In their local posfoifrps. The constituents
want 10 know why tllelf mcnbcr has not
been able to get his recomneiiJnlion
acted on. and II the postollce depart.
ment proposes 10 let all the Republicans
hold on.
IL was stated NJ the postonice DEPART
mont that since the meeting Of congress-
The Office 81 Fourth Assisian. Postmaster
General Maxwell had been fairly over
rnn witli members 81 congress during
Office hours. aud thai they took NJ oil
his time talking. thereby preventing him
from giving that confederation 10 ne
papers on ilc which was necessary W
order that Justice might be done the PEG
plo who are clnnorns for changes In ne
postonicns throughout the country. II
WINS iniimatcd II Mr.. Maxwell was inter,
rnpied a hundred tinea q dny he foulu
40 nothing for the cOngressmcn. An0ihsr
thlnr worth mentioning u that Tue ie-
pnrtmcnt Is only considering recommtnaa.
lions for appointments where lncnlnpe u
bs. served four years. Nrarif az w.
pbsimasters thus far removed nave nhp
| fonr years Of service.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-20
THE coAXiNG DODGE.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 10.-The New
york Herald has begun a hot crusade
for unconditional repeal. emphasized by
a hitter attack on German. It declares
tbe administration will accept no com
promise. aud holds ont the bate Of fu-
ture international agreement 70 the silver
men. II says;
III there u any senator or Representa-
,,ve who believes the administration j.
In fayor Of demoneiizlng silver, let him
cali at once upon Secretary carll'le'
VINO bas authority to speak for the pres
idept. aud he Will be undeceived- me
whole spirit and purpose Of the admins
tratIou has been misrepreser-od. Both
Mr Carlisle and Mr.. Cleveland believe
ibat II the purchase Of silver is stopped
nav ,he United States viii be able to
.oeure an International agreement ut
ratio that will rescue silver from IL
preseut liscredted status.
..rb. members Of congress seem u
49,. .v,.rloolel the fact that ia October
~. a 10 be anothcr International mon
.,a,,. gPc,nferenee Tho president and tbs
.9.s.,,,rv III the treasury are nnxloul
~, when the American delegates =
,,tn maj conference they shall not be y
~ re'5tion ~ baFidng England 70 patel
ny nsrira's deprecated silver. but TIM
| llns,iand shall be- IN q position 10 Az
Lsns-,sa 10 protect the silver cirrfncl
u India. The administration PROPOSES
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-20
nrsoLur1oNs nEpoRTEp.

The committee on resolutions made the
following report;
Hon. il. $. p. Ashby, chairman;
Vnnr committee on resolutions beg
tcavc io report thr following MS sub
stiiute for All resolutions presented 10
your committee: -,
forms of the Peoples party set iorth
fnliy the political principles on which re-
formers Of every section may md com
mnn ground 10 stand upon, II y the
ssnse Of this meeting that no resolutions
ara ncc,lcd TO give further expression to
'Tbe country is now passing through
e.,neial depression because Of the pre-
tr,a,t Efforts Of the favored classes g
800 me legal enactment Of The gold
s,,dstd Efforts which leave no dprbt 81
gvis.huce Of widespread conspiracy
ttn.si.ud end Europe 70 doainlie iht
\ .,,'... al the world Already The SUI
ll,dSr ~ welllnawn silver Democrats
national administration 10 is wal
IA white metal aud The base sub
9r-viency 10 the money power Of many q
~, 'nr,,ninsut members % the Demo
~ marty. who have hitherto been
,.....,,srdcd a. friends OF the people MAKE
.t.e ar,1trnent IN favor OF the reform
.,,oveniaut fnll and complete
~ the friends OF reform rally for m
80, l. On. lines already laid down II
- niafform and tho people VIII one
,nore come into power
n1 NJ. reeoiutions were adopted unanimous
/. nal,hough entirely different from VIA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-20

IRE w lNl'-AI.
lne night trains were crowded with
DELEGATES returning 10 their homes IA
all. about 900 ardent popullsis were IN
attendance. Their exchange ot gianious
and reports has added 10 their conh-
uence, aud they have gone home deter
mined to continue working for the party.
Their profession Of ability to walk on
tirc-r ptitirui CuutrOt ut the stair
next year. finds many willing ears, he'
cause of the iaciional strife IN which
the Democratic party X engaged tiow
much this division win contribute ~
the direction OF rapulst success Is OF
course nroblematical. hut II is used MS
dead sure thing" by the Peoples par
" leaders. This confidence has set many
Democrats to thinking, They. see no
thing TO be gained In maintaining \ los
ing night OF course, among the rauteNs,
the idea of q compromise and uniting OF
the Democratic party finds little favor
but it L. safe 10 assert that the man
body, If local expressions are q sufficient
criterion. favor burying the Ratchet
The big conference has hecn a snurce
Of great joy 10 the hDle rcnerals OF The
Fopulisi party, The conditions prevail
ing in business and commercial circle,
aid them In their propaganda work aud
they are making pse Of the opportunity.
reform parties, II Is conceded, thf.Ne
/ better In times Of business depression
or bad crops. This year affords both con.
| dltions and the executive committee OF
| the Peoples Marty did wise thing
when Il called this meeting. 4 litllO
reelection will enable anyone 20 see that
this move was inspired by political wis
dom OF the genuinp article That Is ID
say the foresight Of the leaders was cor
rect when It determined the prescott
time for a conference, while tho country
Was languishlng Ia the throes OF iinan
cial crisis and the masses were easily
becoming dissatisfied with the political
| conditions
eve wanted to stir en- up while they
feel the oppression of these hard times,
was the significant reply OF Cyclont
Davis TO q question. That explains IA,
object Of the present conference bette
than the resolutions adopted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-20
RESENT IT.

WACO, Tex, Aug 10 (Speciall-.
The Democrats who stand square with
the national administration ON The dnnn.
cial question, have evidently determined
TO resent In some manner the canunua-
ding aud scorching which tho populst
conference today and yesterday direct
ell ut President Cleveland. This evening
the following petition was circulated aud
received many signatures;
"Hhe persistent misrepresentation Of
the Democratic party and the violent
attacks upon It's platform and president,
dcmaud action on the part 0f Democrats
who lore their party and It's principles,
and who desire the pcrpetuntinn of its
organization. A mass meeting OF the
Democrats Of MclNnnon county h here.
by called TO assemble In the city hall
Of Waco on Tuesday evening, August
10, 1S93. Al Democrats who are pre-,
pared to defend our party. It's platform
and its president. from all attacks, are
invited 10 he present gnd participate
In the meeting"
The meeting will be held next Tuesday
night.