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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.


SAX Francisco, Aug. THE vegetable
market is more than fully supplied with
nearly all varieties. Green corn and toma-
toes are very weak. Prices are steady else.
where. Receipts OF fresh fruits are very
heavy. and buyers have everything their
own way. Sales of apricots, and in fact all
orchard fruits, are made below quotations.
The butter market is firm again under d
good demand. and eggs have higher
tendency. Cheese is unchanged. The de-
mand for poultry Is light and prices are
steady at quotations.
Closing: Wheat - Steady; December,
s1.03s4; May. $L09ss.
BarIey--Firm; December, e4Hc; spot,
s6I4c.
Corn-st.42ll
Bran-si6 per ton.
BREADsrUFFs AND eRAIsa
FIour-Liberai shipments will be made
TO China by steamer today. and fair ex-
ports are probable tomorrow by the Pam
ANA steamer for Central American points.
Family extras, $3.40l3.5o; bakers extras,
S. 3O0f3. 10; supertine, S25o42Ia
Wheat-New crop is being sent forward.
and exporters are showing better DISPOSE
ton 40 purchase. Shippers are paying
qfig@q2Ixc for standard heat, while some
thing choice brings 9Ss4c. The demand
for milling grades is not very pressing,
sl.0il.@ Loei4.
Rariey-Feed descriptions are rather
slow. Steady demand prevails for brew
ing qualities for shipping purposes.
tshevalier is also receiving attention.
Feed. fair TO good, s2ssefs3e: choice. SCI I
QlS7i<e; brewing. 90@51sc: chevalier,
standard, sL25@L2Tla.
OatS-offnerings are in excess OF the
demand. New California coast oats sell
al s5easiio; milling. sL99 i.25; sur
prise. 81 396f IS; fancy feed, 81 Alg 1 = /;
good to choice. $Lo75sGL LIS; poor to FAIR
soc0si.05.
Produce receipts-Fiour. sacks. 49, :
Washington. g. 0S4; wheat, centAls, 1905
Washington. ASH; barley, centa!S, o,ul- ;
Washington, 1o7s oats, centais, Ls.s :
Washington, T55; corn, SACKS, 80; Ne
braska 50; beans. sacks, Co., potatoes
sacks, uS1
Drafts-oa sight New York. Per 500,
12Isc. Sterling biils-0n London. oo-dAy
Silver bars-Per ounce. e2skleeSs.e
Mexican dollars-5I 1s95is.e-
nfSlss STOCKS.
Alta u. ReIcher. So: Best 4 Belcher.
40. Bodie Consolidated. 100: Bulwer. 10;
rhoIIAr. s.: Consolidated California x
yirginia. so: Crown Point, "a; Eureka
Con. s: Could & Curry, 81: Haze & Nor-
cross. 6s; Mexican. loo; Mono. -;
Ophir. 2o5; Potosi, -; savage 81
fsl. Utah. &: yellow Jacket, as Andes, a. !;
bullion. rs: Caledonia 10; Chsllenge
cor. SIS. Consolidated Imperial. 2; Grand
Pr. Z. Justiee. Il: kentnck. 10; over
nan N. Seq. Beicner. II; Scorpion. s.,
Alpns Consolidated, TO- Confidence. loo.
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MARINE NEWS.

san FRsscIsco. Aug. T.-~Arrivsd--
Bandorille. from Coquille river; schr Gem.
from Coos bay.
Cleared - wellington, for Nsnaimo; Gao
lie, for Yokohama and HongkouE. Una
tilia, for Victor aud Port Townsend
Deparfed-Colnmhia. for Astoria and
Portland. Faralion. for Port Angeles.
TACOMA. Ang. 7.--Arr4ved-Ship City Of
Athens. from Kobe. with 5000 tons Of tea
for Chicago and New York.
HooUIAN, Aug. Especial. 7-~Arrived
from San Francisco Str Cosmopofis, to
load lumber; L. s. str Columbus, 10 re-
place harbor buoys.
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Gray. Harbor Lumber shipmens..
WATER FnoNr NOTES.

Steamer City of Topeka Is expected to
arrive today from Alaska.
Steamer Cricket arrived yesterday from
Everett and will start on her regular trips
the first of next week.
Steamer George K. Starr waI carry an
excursion Of the teachers institute to
Chautauqua, returning in the evening.
Steamer Al-Ki will sail this morning
from the bunkers with /, 90 tons of coal
for the Oregon Improvements Company a.
San Francisco.
The steamer Wasco. which has recently
been running on the route OF the Flyer,
will take the Port Orchard roTlte hereafter
commencing next Tuesday. She will mak .
three trips daily except Sunday, from Hair
rington's wharf
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TIE nan VEST HAS BEGUN.
Good weather
Grain

Gr.fa East and West, Though
,-,,s = Needs showers.
g. ~. 80 a the weather crop bulletin
u SV,aing August Z;
,as.hs- ,sr.xai.Ah in gfon-M Much warmer
80 hsvhsat Ter. ed ia al districts this week,
"a sexTees AT ed peratures ranging between
4, tts ioterior at stations and $ degrees
N asvree. hies THIS latter Temperature IS
Tha nfybt teg,er than last weeks record.
-. 80 Berafurss were about the
-. MIA ek viz. from ~ TO 81 de-
sso,ss- ~ rain the exception of a light
49,, e,nntSs- N portions Of Pacific and
IN tha wboisshs week has been rainiess.
,s-,,s;f,,,,. ~ the week has been very
tCatssr.too Ito re farmers OF Western
$3.50 srewth inAn uahaFyssted crops msde
49, ravl 81 sections. The weather
,,,.k,n~ whsch Ecu argy favorable 10 hay
rarntis. R@tl is now about over in most
t,nve fayorablsIrns on the hop crop con-
49,. rron III - that crop. While this
issr nktain.s be good. larger yields have
...~,.5 A.. a.. former years than are sx-
rrs~ss Onr * son a the majority Of hop
:. ~. hon Tyo,snt correspondent says that
&C. -. ~ goosers are keeping ahead Of
rain would h4ya shape. "a hlIs mofS
,nc.t pfae~. &c benefited the gardens IN
,sss,,s,s .,r..Frlspeci potatoes, yet, ali
$500 rnueh f-ed. GARDEN stud Is not SAT
.,.,s,,,.r 80 .sm the absence Of moisture.
"a !, .,sn. .elsriy fail fruit - doing sell
~osar .ilons - putting on rich
Eastern Wa
a. $50 ws htshi IN gton-In this section Of
49,. a.. ave lad = larger nnmDer Of
,.-.~.svssur-s han last week aud higher
49, 800 sol.o0. for is was during the
w~ns ~ a thied that the Thermometer
-. -. go 100 degree notch. the nrst
,, Ss Tar as efncaAl tsnpsgz-
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NEW YORK mARKKrs.

Nxw YoRK. Aug T.-Speeulation on the
s.ock Exchange was not very active -
any period Of the day, bat II Sas daring
the hrss and last hours OF business taas
the trading was mainly done. she market
being decidedly stsgnant IN The interim
After steady opening. excapt Tor essaf
and Northwest, which were down s4sss
respectively. prices began to move up
ward. burlington alone not participating
in Tia rise. 4 pressure 70 sell was notice
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CHICAGO MARKETS..


CHICAGO. Aug. Ill vas wildly bull
ish session in all the grain markets and
heavy additions were made 10 prices.
Corn led. .. il has been doing OF late. and
sold for September as hign as oc per
busheI, when wheat was stu being quoted
a. Sc. Ii closed a. 5e5sc. above its VAius
a. the corresponding tine yesterday. Nay
earn reacted, wisA . gam Of 3l.c- Wheat
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Note Barometer reduced 20 sea level "
indicates trace OF pssei pitatlon.



Mean barometer. 1907; highest barome-
ter 30 -, date. 6ths lowest barometer,
29.S5, date, 18th. Mean tsmperAtnre, 81 !
highest temperature. -, date, f3Ehs low-
est temperature. 30. date. 9llth; greatest
daily range Of temperature. 80. date, 18th :
least daily range Of temperature, 8. date,
10Th. Mean temperature for this month
in 1892, 50; in Isas, 90. in 1S9s, o.
Mean temperature tor this month for
three years, So. Prevailing direction Of wind.
northwest; total movement 81 wind, 3s373 !;
maximum velocity of wind, directions and
date. IL miles, from south. on the Tth. Total
precipitation, 0.8 inches; nanabsr OF
days IN which .0l inch or more Of pre-
cipitatson fell. q Total precipitation Gin
inchesl for this month in 1s52, LIS
1853, 0.4s; 1894, Ola Average preeipita-
ton for this month for three yeaFs,
o64 Total precipitation ffan Sepkem per
/. 1898, TO date 4lO5 inehes: Number of
clear days. IL; party cloudy days. Il;
cloudy days, o. Dates Of frost. none.
II. +. ALcIATDEE
Observer. Weather Bursau.
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New s,,.m.r La. 90 port,.naa.

TACOMA, Aug. Especial. Arrange
ments are being made by the Canadian
Pacific railroad 20 put on new line of
steamers between Puget sound points and
Portland. 1t is understood the Oregon
Railway & Navigation steamers will be
utilized, and that Frank Waterhouse will
have charge of the line.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HorKI EurLrR.

BoTEL BrTLER
I @ Hoffman,. SY Wv Ianforfh, esa fran
walker. Portland l. Janssn. Tarsna
q Phsnney, Phionsy koser6srE. =
= K Gould. - PAM . ksfchartt, EfSn
4 Cameron, Spokane n soFhort, So FsEa
A Nadaans. Blaine CsEa RSard.ise. usN
N - adnazus. do II "a bbpna Al W., Eeuton
Mrs Davenport, do istx, San Fran
Miss Ailar. 40 fOaag. snoboM<iss
{ Y Peabody, Towns q Bsrees a ~ S1fT
q Murray, = i = Athsftoa. 81 Paul
HOTEL p5ILKE
c Thomson. Richmond 6 A npdgetk sn6hom
j n Switzerland. r. rs q v hsown. Duagsness
o " Pennington, Wis " - Watsca. BisruareE
" BorsE. Sorth Bend W II skie1ft. Custer ~ a.
A Palmer, Arl!agtou 4 ktxs4n a y. DO
John Carry, 1ost " q fioagSasss Stauw'a
y < Morzsns. Blk DEud Mrs Df Esone. BIZ Dmd
Mlss Evans. DO 900
HcrKL soKTHERN.
c sslnxxu, Detroit + { Ss~ger. Tzcoma
RI R1rls. ahicage Chks r. Reeves, 90 .,
q Ko@goYd, san Fran Geo Amsss do
leon J1ds 40 Marshall snail DO
ira fsoo1sfi&sd. DO q salmob, do
: Ja6a o. 1 Brtz9kAs ~ ToN1sen1
= B.osu. Port Gsmtss A sslaei, P5ftsAa.a
D RNlllss. Ehsr4Es Ffeuk Bo&erss fxen "a,
Z II Bfsoks, AZ ElKksly u FisEaing. IaneAa
II Pxiuross. do l. Is B1nne1. Essena
Tssns 8@aton. do Brgnx& cry
L snow A ~. Gposs1@I e. s.7o1 wia, Taorpa u
Taos GslEsta & NJ, do Ms " sBcFegee
I Cnsris, CITY IL B.oedeg. NhaEccfa
il \ Cobn. - Pap,
A slxsy-ssvsu-pound salmon was caught
NJ S.evesson Il c. Tia ether dax.
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Trade AND SHIPPING.

rs DxP1ETKEST OF AGErcuLruEk,,
aEATHzE ECEEkU,
PORTLAND, or. Aug. 6. lses,
~.-.esst fcr Wednesday: Fair; stationary.
II. r. ALcrAToEE
Observer in Charge
-, r-4rzs DErxgTHEyT OF AGRICULTURE
S-r4rHeR BURkAE-DAILy BULLETIN
SEATTLE, Wash. Aug. :, 1894
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TESTIMONIALS,

Read what your dsntist has TO
ssy about It.:
We have carefully examinsd the
K formuIs Of LUBIN's CARBo-
s LIED TOOTH POWDER and find
that it contains nothing that can in
3 the slightest degree tnjurs the teeth
or gum. Itohas In it, composition
sufsciens snsiseptlc properties 10
swsetsn the breath and make the
gun hsalthful and firm. Its daily
use will help to prevent tina forfna.
sion Of tartar and the accumulation
Of psrasiticnl anffn aleule so iniu-
rioas to teeth and gum.
.HTDDTNGB, ID. u. n.
GEOs W. BRAGDOE. d. D. 8.
GEO. NJ FAULKNER. y. D.A
T. Il. ALBf6. ID. ID. 3.
l. N. LESsEf. D. ID. g.
W. DEsPORTEs. ID. d. q
ALBERT J.. FORREST.
! o1C.oP. BRoWS. II. ID. q.
GEO H. MILLER.
3 Jos MOUDY.
W. T. 8. coYNE. L. d. q and II.
n c. DIS.
q. O, GRIFFIN.
q j. ~ FOX,
a. w. II " 4 ~ ~ 10
AFRATHEk
0oo q -------
q LUBIN'6 TOOTH POWDER
makes Good Teeth.
l6lood Teeth make Good Digestion.
46ood Digestion makes Content
4. : coatsnlmsns make. life worth
living.
o
81 CENTS A BOTTLE
Stewart 1 Holmes Drug Co
wholesale Agents.
slffA sllA FILL fEuEA
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SEATTLE, Aug. z, 1894.
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Port
l.ud clearing houses today we're;

The markets yesterday, especially the
sroduce lines, were lively. The San Fran
CISCO steamer brought up large lot of
fresh fruit, and it Is moving of briskly.
The goods arrived in excellent condition.
In merchandise lines packing house prod
nets are exceedingly strong. and canned
fruits are marked up. Peaches of the best
,sr,etie. sell well. Medium stock is SELL
ing slowly at the buyers valuation,
Choice apples are held steady. Bartlett
pears meet with q moderate inquiry. but
sales ars not extensive. Plums are In
heavy supply and the demand is light.
Grapes are arriving more freely and the
prices are lower. Berries are plentiful.
Watermelons and cantaloupes are coming
TO hand in liberal quantities, but trade Is
dull. In dairy produce the market Is
steady, and prices yesterday were un-
changed. Poultry Is selling slowly at the
quoted rates. The wheat market Is show
ing evidences Of improvement, Feed and
grain from Eastern Washington are coming
10 hand In large quantities and promises
10 food the market.
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July WEATHER..

Following is the meteorological record
of observations taken by the observer at
Seattle during July:
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LuBfN's TOOTH POWDER win
give you PEARLY TEETH.
,3 IL 0will give you BREATH
) SWEET AS A BABY'S.
Isawill HARDEN THE GUMS.
II will PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN's TOOTH POWDER 10
3 free from grittiness.
0G LUBIE's TOOTH POWDER has
Q q delicate and refreshing asvor.
Thss agreeable and eficacfous
Tooth Powder, established by more
than twenty years experiences. has
received the sanction OF the menu
Z bers of the Dental and Medical pro-
LESSONS ofthis city generally, and
o by them It In daily recommended
3 and prescribed 1t 10 az pleasant in
the application as II Is excellent ia
its effects; 10 speedily renders the
teeth whsate and smooth, the gums
I hsalthfui, red and firm. and by frs-
& Quenk oNS VIII pArsOaN~ thotA IN taA&
o desirable condition. ls gradually
but sffsctuaIly removes tartar snd
destroys the parasiticai animalcuIs
which neglect may have permitted
tooc0ilect and prevents their further
accumulation, thus serving o. u
complete besutiflsr and prsservsr Of
the teeth. Microscopic sxAmina-
tious have been IN aoe Of the matter
deposited on the tseth and gums OF
individuals selected from all classes
Of society and Of every variety OF
q bodily condition. and in nearly sv-
cry ease animal and vegetable para
sites we're found TO exist in great
numbers Experiments were made
g fer their removal and the fngTedi.
snts used in Lanin's Tooth Powder
4 we're found to be the most sffectuni,
destroying them Instantly
" Through the kindness Of friends
ve are permitted to publish the fol-
lowins
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND. Aug. 7.-Wheat-Valley, TX
f75c; Walla Walla, Coo per Genital.
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slxsy.ssyss-po pound salmon wa caught
at sleresson. i. c.. tEs ether day.
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rruMRKR AND BUILDING MATERIAL
IuMBxR-Rough common. per NJ. 81
eommon. sixed. $3.50; common, ID ;, SiZ
ciear. ID 4 s. SIG; lxs nooring. No. l +. SIS;
I'D flooring. vertical, No. i, SIS; spruce
shelving. $50; clear cedar finish, 500 s. ;
,nouldinrs 40 per cent discount on Uut-
vev-nk Moulding took; shingles. per N,
81 40: lath, per NJ, $I-6l; pacxets. ID and I,
iisc each gutter, SKA. &c; gatser' Az, DC
r. Bslek-commOu. $3.50 per NJ; pressed,
LIsKEJopbinsl--Aa brands made en-
the sound. sl2i !.
CExExr-l obbingl portland. h. d. q
Acknowledgements Gate. per
Ni p,ss-xs1xa neutrality-suspicious..
s,sc per .Ehs unwashsd, 70 per 10. Terra
Gotta pipe. 500 per foot
MISCELLANEOUS
oAr-gJohbIngl-Sca Sayon, Dos: 9ac >
100, $36S; Electric. 29s. 81 10. loos' - ~.
Pss.ian ass' qset Ices. siSo BAehitss
bsst als. 81. 10, zoos, s.. Proctor q yam
No.. Ivory. 4ns. 2S5; los. So tasIie,
white. ISIlsss per ponna' .r.
: Tos.cco - fJobbiugl - Plug. chewing,
C,,imax. in I2-OE plugs, per 10, s5c; lo-os,
AS star. per 10, AZ: HoTseshoe' sc
Srfsshead. 4ic; Piper Heidsieek. &c
KenIackv Smile. per ID, ose; scroa Iss,
per ID. e2ise; sun Iags PEP 10 azssci s1 -.
,hSnr tioo1. 8 10 ID. ale; the cur shsSsns'
,ssr Nail OF 10 lbs, s5.5oes 500 smoking.
Twsst. ain s-os. Per 10. ale; II in l2-oz, Per
~ ~. Tahls Col, = sud 4-oz plugs. &C,
Ss.Fof SoYih Carolina. Nsrburg, rs, per
~ 80. sea- of North Carolina AAsoasg.
-. t,ar IN. aScs Liure Kiln. 2-oz. pex g.
a.: s-o2. per ID. 5ses Aasssa, "a -
Nsssin, -, sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
COLONEL WILLIAM l.. STRONG.

colonel William J.. Strong. the union candi-
date for Mayor. was norn in RIchland County. OHIO
on March p. 1871 ami the greater part OF his boy
rooi spent In that part 81 tho Statc' When he
WAS sixteen he went To Wooster ohio and FOR two
years worked In 4 retail dryEoois house. Thence
he wen, to Mansfield in the State and en-
cugel in the same business In lsl3 he came to this
city and entered the employ ~ l. O. Wilson x CO..
one Of the largest d-ygooIs Houses In the city. In
the panic ~ 1871 tn firm suspended and In 1888
Nj. Strong went 80 the drygooIs house Of Farm
ham. Dale & Co. which succeeded by Farm
ham. sutton x CO.. AMI anerwarI by Sutton.
Smith 4 &C. This last named firm dissolved
in December. 1863 md in January. 1870 II was sue
ceeded by tn firm 81 W |. Strong x co.
Mr.. Sirong5 services with the different firms
had been ~ great worth. and his advance was
rapid and we'll deserved While Colonel Strong has
eivcr the greater snare ~ bis time and is the
interests OF the firm Of which he IS the head. he has
found time TO make his energy ana capital effective
In various other directions. lie was for years u
director Of the Central National Bank and for IN"
a director in the Erie Railroad Company. In the
New.York LII. Insurance Company In the Mer-
camille Trust Company. the Hanover Fire Insurance
Company aud other corporations.
At present h Is the president OF the ohio Society
He Is treasurer Of ST. Johns Guild and is active IN
other branches of charitable work. H. * mem
Der OF the Union League. the Downtown. the M@r-
chants. Colonial. Republican. Riding and the Met
ropo.itan clubs Colonel Strong has ever been an
ject ~ pubic benefit In view and he has long been
recognized one Of the leading Republicans of
this city. Colonel strong i IA man Of decided Views
and great force of character. and one OF the most
approachable and genial men In the city His good
nature ana open-handed liberlllty are widely FELIX
and known. and no man has wider Gree Of per
sonal End business friends HIS abilities as bust
ness and nnancer are OF the highest order.
His connection with many enterprises OF i'm
porancc Ia the business community ana his proml-
nent position In IL are evidences OF the business
ability which he possesses and which his associates
have SO practically recognized He is a man OF the
Is equal 10 the occasion and possesses the confidence
OF the entire community.
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GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUBS IN LINE.
THEY FORMALLY APPROVE THE NoMlNATIoNS OF
STRONG AND GoTF.

Al the Good Government clubs sent delegates TO
their convention. which net a, Hartman Hall last
rlc,t Among those present as delegates were X
Fulton cutting Richard Watson cider. ". Ira
vcrs Jerome W Harris Rcome Prebe Tucker John
y Fourc X L. Johnson william J. SchIeNelin. J.
Ca-man Harriet /. J. Callahan, Boudinot Keith.
NJ u Ro,hschild and J. Brooks Leavtt.
Immediately after the president. w Harris
Eooine called the convention 70 order. Franklin A
Pierce ascenIed the platform and presented 10 the
president an Ey savel as mark OF appreciation
from club \ Of Mr.. Roome's wor In III" cause OF
good government In the coursc Of his remarks Mr.
Pierce expressed the hop. that Tammany would
..h, blown 50 high THAI the laws OF gravltatlon
would rot be abe TO bring IL back again
After responding briefly the president ordered the
reading OF the minutes Of the last convention. which
were adopted without debate"
The president then outlined The proceedings Of the
committee Of Seventy at It's various sessions and
,uia that the committee always showed Itself non
PARTISAN and mat the ticket agreed upon was made
without dictation lie advised the convention to
proceed with caution and with confidence in the
Committee II seventy
Mr. Strougs letter was then read. and by request
thc patforn Of the Committee Of Seventy was also
read. and then. motion Of Prebie Tucker. II was
made part OF the platform OF the Good Govern
ment clubs Theodore Sutro spoke In favor of the
motion. and in s,conding IT Richard Watson
Glider spoke Of the good already done by the clubs.
and predicted for them great future. Good gov
eminent clubs" he said. are FOR all times and
not for this day"
The president then announced that the Confer
ence Committee was ready To report. and Meyer
d. Eothschlld. from that body. after reading the
names OF the candidates agreed upon offered the
following resolution.
Resolved. That recommend 10 the convention
that it approves the non-partisan action OF the
Committee OF ,enty. and that when it adjourns
IT be- subject to the call OF the chair not later
than October 10.
The resolution adopted after striking out all
after the word chair
W. I. Jerome then read the letter Of Mr. Con to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-06
REprBLICANSIN CONVENTIC v
THEY NOMINATE COLONEL STRONG FOR
MAYOR AND MIR. GCFF FOR RECORDER

40 ACTON ~ANEN N REiARp TO THE OF
Ii.,cus o:- TIL: TIcNET-ro MEL AGMN
LATER GREAT ENrHrsIAsM Show
coIorc, vi.Iam l.. strong vas nominated for
lf,vo. and John ". Cofi .or Recorder - 'r" i'e-
! ,ui,,iran county Convention In Lyric nan llSt
ni,,it The nominations wcre both made tn" chocc
OF the convention 10y ac"lamat!on. amid ircheh-
dous .uthtlsiasrn No nominations were made Tor
tho other Municipal offices which mr." to J." HI"'
this lall on acc)unt OF the attitude taken py 'he
Grace Democracy at tho Committee OF seventy
conference in the afternoon. Tn" action OF uha'
organization left no doubts in the minds o. .tnc
p,,,lIco, ,rernh,ra % the conference that If
would 40 over 90 Tammany Hail by nominating a
ticket OF It's own. and uutii that ticket was made II
was thought b,st hy Tho :; publican County 'onVen-
ton t. dc'cr action the candidates for tn Other
Offices The nomination OF Colo"el strong was
made hv william Rrooklcld ard seconded by John
4 Var Wor.nrr Mr. COTS nomination was made
by Abraham Grubcr AVID seconded by John Proctor
clarke
After the convention mad been called to order
AMI roitia. business dispensed with, Colonel
George Bl.sa made the rc.or; for tAe Conference
Committee with the Committee OF Seventy. He
confined his remarks chiefly 20 what occurred ri
the conference yesterday afternoon. He said
We were very muca surprised tbs afternoon when
vs.. learned that tn committee OF seventy hl1 pre-
par.l owl ticket which IS, were asked 10 submit
nrg condition 90 AFFAIRS as brs. we could and tr"I
:, max. the hes 3D., thngS We worked for three
exception IL the Grarr faction These pcop.c r.
49, ii'e % !aI r,r 4 ticket that was hca led
los Republican J lat' - report 10 you that tn
fr Hi,ror of q, me. William l. strong ~ this ciiy
Npe'a1.., Tie rinl,il;o recommended Tor Re-
clricr is not 4 Rcpgh. can out mink hs nam" WI
meet w.;a favor. H. is Joln W Goh. CONTINUED
ohe,r.J
The names %, Az The other candilates with tn ex-
cspf.on ~ OFT, K.iapnDr o.. received in sh-).utr