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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30
AGED EGGS.
How Hen Fruit Il Preserved ny Means OF
tho Cold Storage system.

Take Il along in December, and-Cholly,
after spcndings an evening with his charm
ing friend Of Ncwbury street, desires an
eggnog o. no wanders down Washington
street about noon the next day. He goes
into big hotel, steps before the bar, and
glass OF tho foaming, topaz hucd bower
age Is handed 10 him.
That's good, ho admiringly remarks
70 tho bartender. II say, those eggs arc
dcuoed fresh. They must have been laid
yesterday"
They worc,'' is tho answer I'VE get
them from the country every morning, ana
no ogg IL over three days old. ="
Cholly Ia satisfied, and tho bartender
smiles The young man hands out quar-
Tor and murmurs, Keep the change.
But the fresh egg the youth relisbcd so
much was moro than three days old-about
60 times 3. Six months before the frosty
morning on which Cholly had his nog
and felt pleased, a quiet, reserved hen with
modest plumago had proudly proclaimed
20 tho world on big western farm that
she lad done what every honest sell re-
speoting hen aspircs 80 do, and then she
cluckcd around the yard and got rady TO
do tho Same thing again the next day.
10 WIS in the springtime, and on the
evening Of tho day on which Cholly's egg
rested on the wisp Of straw In the little
SQUARE box In the hcnhouse an unfeeling
monster with two long legs stole into the
hen 3 boudoir, and without great ado push
cd tho fowl from her couch and stole tho
egg Then no put st in box, In small
pasteboard compartment, and two days
lator sent IL, with 90 dozen and ii others,
30 shippers establishment, from which
place IL was railroaded TO Boston.
Once I'm this city, the box was looked
over. and If the contents were in good con-
dltion II was carried to brick building
down on Commercial street, and there,
with tho temperature at just about freez-
ing point, it was packed away TO wait I'M
til 1t should DO needed in tho following
fall From thera IL went 10 the cggnog.
Fifty years ago, If you had suggested TO
q thrifty Now England housewife that she
take six months old egg and Zip into q
fluffy omelet. she would have wondered
II tho country air had made you crazy.
Tho idea OF such "A thing would force I'M
pleasant visions on her mind. Eggs week
old, she might tell you, had seriously af-
footed her, and, as for six months, why, so
great an ago would fit them only for uso
in connection with unpopular stage per-
formers, or for boys who wish to express
their feeling Of onmity toward strict POI
liccmcn and constables or too earnest col
lego professors.
But times have changed. Six months
old eggs now grace the tables Of the high
est in the land, furnish food for the rich
and poor and provide bracing drinks for
the numerous Chollys who sometimes re-
main out later than they should on certain
nights
Six months old-sclence has got to that
point from week old Now efforts are
being made to the end that eggs may be
kept from the time boy comes into the
world until IT is made into an omelet the
day no deposits his first ballot.-BoSton
Herald
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds hest products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fever-
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. onl;', whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well Informed, you will noD
accept any substitute If offered.
tia 1-Tu. Thlw)sa oortpfrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. June 29.-The Pullman
boycott. the engagement Of $4,000 in
gold for shipment to Europe tomorrow.
the poor May statement OF the Burlington
and quincy. and some selling for foreign
account combined. brought about a lower
range Of prices at the Stock Exchange
this morning. amounting to iSis per cent.
Soon after the opening Whlskey doomed
into prominence and rose rs on the an
nouncement that the tax has b.en raised
to $40 per gallon. the schedule to take
effect Immediately on the passage of the
tariff bill
American Sugar was very erratic. II
declined Y. TO s9ia. then jumped to iolA
During the afternoon IL ranged between
lOOa.G0las, and closed at l0l'i-a net gain
of IA per cent for the day. The stock
moved up and down. according TO the
tenor of the advices from Washington.
Chicago Gas declined from 1874 10 '7s
and recovered to 7sss07Sis. II is expected
that Attorney General Moloney's decree.
with some notifications providing for the
separation of the companies composing
thu trust, will be- approved by Judge
Windes to-day.
The railway list. after the early decline.
developed little strength. and especially
near the close of business. Holders OF
stocks evidently believe that the strike IL
not as formidable az 1t appears on the
surface, and that a collapse Is not tar or.
one thing Is certain-that there IS no
pressure OF long stock on the market,
and that the bears have been unable to
make any Roadway. The sOld shlpmrhlS'
while disappointingly large. are SAID 10
be the last OF an order sent earlier In the
week when rates were consluttaDly
higher than those ruling to-day. NOT a
sale OF Lake shore New YORK o1h'ra /
Big Four, Manhattan, st Paul anu
omaha. or Chesapeake and Ohio was re
norted to-day. This Is something unusual.
In the speciaties Long Island Traction
dropped ia. to l2i2. on heavy sales.
Speculation closed firm. with prices any
where from Is to IA per cent. above yes
terday's finals. Missouri Pacific. Union
ton and Quincy. General Electric anu
Lead lost u to u per cent. on the gay.
Total sales, $500 shares The bona
market was weaker.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at 1 per cent; last
loan and closing offered at ! per cent
urime mercantile paper, p2pf per cent
Bar silver. SPA. Silver AT the podru
neglected. IL. ,,.,,h oc,,,a|
business i'm bankers bills at AslhAsh
for sixty days, and AsN0lSs]s Tor de
mand. posted rates. NSIign4S; comhlrr
cial bills. ASGA u4s 5At; e..o to,d,
Government bonds lower state bonu'
dull Railroad bonds weaker
The sales of listed stocks aggregate
| Il go shares: Of unlisted. 1900
Treasury balances. Coin NZoG'V"' cur
rsncy, So, $1,000
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30
A Born Gentleman.


The small boy was at a table where MS
mother was not near TO take care or MIN,
and a lady next 10 him volunteered her
services. IAN, =.
said "If I can cut II the way you like
n f" she added. with some degree Of doubt.
THANK YOU" he responded, accepting
her courtesy; II shall like it the way you
cut IL. even ir you do not cut It the way
ike IT," and the lady actually reacheu
over and kissed him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30
Then Rest.


edward n. Wood. in Atlanta Constitu-
tion)
only the folding of toil-worn hands
on the still and lifeless breast.
Freed at last-all struggling past,
Sorrows and weeping TO the Waysiue
cast .,
Then rest-thank God, sweet rest
ONLY the closing Of wearied eyes,
Waveringly dim at their best
M more tears-life's empty fears
Vanish like mist as the da"hihs APP
Then rest-thank God. sweet rest!
Only the cooling OF fevered brow.
Where the lips Of misfortune pIest
No more aches-while the sau hea'
breaks, ,. etobt
Amb,tjon's dreaming reluctant night
takes -,
Then rest-thank God, sweet rest!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30
TRYING ON THE MALE CALLER.
Tho Few Minutes wait Before the Expect
t ,,,o n,.ceud. to Receive Him.

ohc Tcv Minutes wait Before the Expect
cd one Descends to Receive Him.
Thcrc arc few moments 20 trying to tho
tc,-.r.l dignity If a man as when sitting
i1.r. gyalting the descent Of the expected
o.. ouol is tho proud spirit Of man that,
although iu the easiest chair in the most
l.1uri1u. room of the house, he has sui
t..ttu.a,v sense Of ono left by the fOotman
f,olol his heels in tho hall These pre-
lm.rury ~ minutcs-which a man as
SUMO, j. the usual lenRth OF timc-aro sur
Farut g. throw out q gear the most com
I1.ed nerves. for, although man may
III have amy definite intent in bis mind
ilpayiul o visit, the more act Of waiting
ia the sense Of tho preparation going on
10 stain, seems 20 give "a hitherto unsus-
1ec,d importance - his presence In the
t.-a. and hc feels himself getting hdgety
o.. uncertain
4 man who has undergone these expert
rlcOs wants 20 know why women do not
have books and papors ia their drawing
rooms to engage their visitors In waiting
}. BIAS -o much suffered In being left to
Irry upon himself al such times that he
frIs lc never goes DOW Ia call on girl
without "a book in Lis pocket. Moreover
3, fce.- that Tie girl herself loses an op-
Iprunity ia not having hooks-favoritcS,
G. ., a-,mued-lyinS about casually for
lerviat.rs o. ,cc. In this manner She
1l-it acquaiu, them with the tastes or
ii,,, tha, she nay have or prefers TO have
thought tlat she has i couple Of genera
,on- neo uo Iarlor would bc thought com
p'rto without q copy of "Lalla Rooeh, 10
g. tAu.b.d in anxious moments by young
ir.u Dee strapped trousers and low shoes
q rn9atiJLsaPo men in peg tops bcguiled
IT,. selves with blue aud gold editions OF
Lso.ilr' The young man OF today, IL
u.nN.r- j., lcft Go himself among cushions,
fu.Lr, statuettes and contcmporanoous
lts figures IN particolorcd French bronze,
in-l io Tel. indocd like q bun in a china
tlop -Sln Francisco Argonaut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30

Bin Traxton. a colored fireman on the
steamer Essex. fell overheard In the Rap
psaaanock river and Was drowned.
Barney Brooks was shot in the side
Oh Thursday al Whitewater by some per-
20" unknown, as he was sailing boat on
the Potomac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE ~ 1871
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke. Boaz, New notx, nef-
cnandise ana passengers: George W. A'ieh
Co., agents rcn
Steamer Pocahontas, Deyo. Norfolk, merchan-
Az, ana nassenger-: Irwin Weisiger. superih-
tendent. ~ Nan Work NOR
chandise and passengers; Ge1fge W. Aheh /"
Co. agents.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, JuSs29' ls9f'
ARRIVED.
Steamship Greenbricr. London,
: .hOoner Mary T. A. q. Dew, Warrington
scnoener Young Brothers, NcrioIk.
Schooner Stella Is kopion. Ne" bedioru
,s.so aatestIc, New l. aeon.
Barge UoDe. New London.
Barge Volunteer, New London.
SAILED.
barge Sarah A. Staples, New iofk.
barge Annie W. Weston, Boston,
PORT OF WEST POINT, JuSE%o 1884.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Baltimore,
Messengers aud general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett, Baltimore
Messengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30

upsomania I'm Boston.
indianapolis Journal)
4 maiden in Boston he wanted TO KISS
Although 'twere a kiss frappe,
Rut when he attempted to osculate her
THE maiden had something to say
To wit:
"F,xcuse me, dear sir. II ! seem 10 p7
rude.
But meteorological bliss 49,, ,.o,,
Il not what / want. and KISS me you
can't. ,n
For microbes exist in kiss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. June 29.-Virginia
century bonds, 5sAa60; Baltimore and
Ohio stock SO. bid: Northern Central
stock. 6S1a. asked; Baltimore and ohio
incomes, Is. asked; Consolidated Gas
bonds. ll7nlls; do. stock. 63n63la.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30
TODAY,
SATURDAY,

yreat preparations have been made for
Implying all the details OF Sundays
Toilet
800 pieces Black Velvet Ribbons, every.
Width from narrowest to wide belts.
Prices, 25c. piece 70 $3.50 piece.
New invoice White Parasols, China
SILK, Dresden Handles, 1923
China silk Ruffies. White Handles. f2H.
Marceline SILK Rufr1es, White Handles.
as.
Satin, white Handles. Sl.33.
40 new Belt Buckles. Is. 10. %. &C.
Plain, Silver and Oxydized.
SILK Belts. with Metal Buckles, q and
0c-eXtra fine.
High-Art japanese Fans. special lots
Il 10. 10, 25c.
loo White China Six Fans. French SILK
Flowers attached 5Oc.; worth at least 81.
Every width White and Cream Ribbons,
Satin. NOire, and Gros-Grain.
Specials in Sash Ribbons at 15c. and 81
fard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30

Hollow old should you say Miss Skin
ner Isl
She--Old enough for people to begin
tolling her how young she Is looking
tandon luivar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30

No Doubt About IL.
ATLANTA constitutional
Fellers, this is June-time-,
June-time, warm and sweet
From the gold-curls round her brow
Down her sandaled feet
Fellers. this Is June-ime-
Look around and see
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for breakfast
And lightnlng-forks for tea!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30
pai.lss and Clover.

Daisies and Glover.
uIarpsr's Young People)
Daisies and clover.
The wide land over,
Swaying and nodding and bright with
bloom.
Daisies and clover.
The great fields cover.
And al the wind with their sweet per-
fume.
Daisies and clover.
And each chiid-loyer
May gather and pluck them and hold
them fast.
Over and over,
For daisies and clover
Haven't we watched. and they're here
at last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. June 20. -.
OFPKRNGs.-- Wheat. 17s bushesRia Ossa
White. 900 bushels; mixed, 600
1000 bushels Coxn-Whisa
900 bushels. Oats. 1000 ~ Ssrry. al a62e. /.
QUOTATIONS. WnsAi-zsrv. 5paf2c-. No .
mixed. o0sS2c. eacsvRgin,A (bag lotaD, SIC. !:
red. 6le. Corn -Wnr 4 mixed ooc. Oasa :.
10 . white. pc -ia1sc.; No mixed. 4dssa
45c. Rye, 6Aso,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices OF Money, Bonds, Stocks, Grain, To-
bacco, Cotton, &C., and the Wca-
Their Indications.

F WASHINGTON, ID. O.. June o.
PAIN Forecast for Virginia: Saowers;
""' cooler during the day ard in the
| interior in the evening; southeast
winds.
North Carolina: Showers: cooler dur
ing the day and in the vicinity Of Raleigh
in the evening east winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30

Intervals Of Enjoyment.
Hinkus; Don't you find your wife for
ever quarrelling with you?
Binkus: Oh. no. Sometimes I'm quar-.
rellng with her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30

/ Closing quotations: Flour dull and easy,
with prices fayorins buyers. Wheat, -.
| age No. oats, 59a5olsc Pork, $500
! II i2i5 Lard 1856. RMS. ss.2i.Ds.5S
| Shoulders. s5.G2ha5als sides. S.sSg6.9o
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
! UNION STOCk-YAKDS. ILL. June -.
! Cattle-Receipts. 4.0O head; market
\ strong; common 70 extra steers %.-9P
40: stockers and feeders, E.ou5g: cows
| and bulls. 81 $3.50; calves, f2.&Iil5.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; market
| steady; heavy. 81 s5a50j: common 10
| choice mixed si70d5o5: choice assorted.
sis9aL95; light siCSute9; pigs "z14
sheep-Receip,s. 400 head; market
steady: inferior % choice. .25ls3 IS; lambs.
S.calo. -
Spring patents. pSSasS; family. asa
wheat-No. red. Sc; sample. red, Sc;
| market steady.
cern-Actiye; No. white. NC; NO.
yellow. i21zc. mixed. tzrsc.
Oats-No 2 mixed. Fisc.: No. mixed,
| i6isc.; No white. +7hc.; market quiet.
Pork-Mess. $3.50: clear mess, Ns.'S;
Iard-saies Of steam leaf. &C.. kettle
dried. 7isc.; leaf lard. ne; bakers lard,
Bacon-steady; shoulders, elsc; short
rib sides. 7ha7ssc.; short clear sides.
| INC.
Whiskey-Stesdy at nB
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. June r. II. M.-Ameri-
can middling fair. nd good midtlias'
lid: middling, 8 ls-ied: low mlddi.Sy
| 3 Bid; good ordinary, il-lSd.; ord~a,,d
| SID; June, 5s-s4s9 Sod: JU.s.s, @
| July 3-stq3 5s-sad July and ,.mbsr
55-s493 5S-std. August and I october'
| 3 5l-34d, buyers: September 81, $3.50
\ 3 SID: October and Noye.g,.et D~csm
| November and December, sellers, Iann-
Der and January. ett.s buyers
| AIRY and February, Sa-cotton steady.
NEW YORK. yuy:: middlinx uplsnds'
middling Gulf bales. Futures elosed
Ihc.. Sales. lao bales; June nominal:
steady. a'e.siGust, N.oS: September G.os.
July; N~ .; Novembsr. SIS; December.
october iaary. 49,; February. 49,
MaresxvAL STORE MARKETS
..vANNAH. GA, June S.--Spirits tur-
.htine firmly held At DC. kosin hrm;
opening at a decline Of &C.. on water.
q decline OF 2lxc for q and below.
CHARLESTON, s. c.. June B.-rur-
pentine nrmly held al 2sizc. Resin hrm:
good strained. 81.
WILMINGTON. ". C.. June ss.-Rosin
firm strained. sshsc.. good strained. N,zc.
Turpentine- doing. Tar urn ~
49, Crude turpensins quiet; hard. Q-W.
soft 81. 20: virgin. t2i5
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Neportsd Tor the Dlspatehl
NORFOLK. VA. June 2s.-Nartee
duh: common. 1,s02c.: prime 3he.; extra
prime. ne; fancy, 2,ze.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30

100 White China Six Fans. French SILK
Flowers attached, 50c.; worth at least 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30
F.. GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

American Tobacco Co, pre-
ferred ............-..........l0 100 1O4 LOG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30

Closing quotations. Flour dull and easy,
with prices fayorins buyers. Wheat, -.
G6Gikc. No. red, she No. 2 corn, ti,lf
nAc. No. oats. S9H5oisc. Pork, 81 zoe
l2i2ik. Lard, 1856. RMS. S.5li.las9S
Shoulders. s.G2ha5.Sls. sides. S.sSg6O
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
wait. w,sv. a.p.s,,ea...

Birmingham, Ala March 2s.--The exr-
cutive committee of the white wing Of th.
state republican party ia in session here
to-day with Hon. r. A. Mo~ely, Jr., pre-.
siding, Representatives II nearly all II
the state republican clubs, together with
prominen, republicans not identified with
local organizations are also prer.n, by
Invitation. A lengthy report was pre-.
santed from the campaign co,nmitt.e
headed by Ein. aud Morton smith and
Ben Delemos. relative to an independent
party hght In the approaching state AID
cong g@essional elections, and also plan
Of operations relative io such light. The
report favors independent republican sc-
t'on. AMI declares that no true republican
should support the kolbi,e. .ropulist com
bins. The indications are that the report
will be adopted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
u~Aleiey . Net h cd aist.

Minneapolis, MINI. March 29.-tiover.
nor Mckinley and party lett this morn.
ing for y, Paul In respoasc 10 the In
vi,Ation Of the c,tizens ~ the eastern II
the Twin Cities The governor made n
brief stop at Hamline University and
made an address To III. stadents in the
chapel. Back m this incident II his
northwestern visit ,her- 10 q little story.
Gov Mckinley 10 d.yout member Of tie
MethaiiSt church. and during the wssh-
ington birthday oelebrati,n in Chicago
he sat on the stage IL the Auditorium side
by aide with BHiop Fowler. The latter
knr Of the programme for the present
trip. and by dint Of coaxing and
diplomacy succeeded in securing tie
consent II the governor Ia meet ,L.
hamline students before returning
home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
Ne Aruy ss,,iss seersi,..

Alliance, o, March 2s.-Accorling
10 Marshal Browne of the Co.ey army.
enough men have joined since yesterday
10 establish new command, A myster-
ious woman who meets the army each
night. is ss,i IN be the wife of Louis smith.
the military head Of the enterprise, and
who will serve a. Goddess 81 Peace when
the weather improves. Marshal Madison
In In Chicago getting recruits and rays he
will leave there by saturday with Ave
thousand men. A dispatch from ssn An.
tonic says the industrial army under Frye
10 moving slowly The people Of NJ Psso.
fearing another visit, are endeavoring 10
raise money To pay the transportation Of
the army To Han Antonio. Gen, Frye 10
mystsriously missing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
Minnesota Republican Clubs
Welcomes McKinly.
International Medical Congress
at Rome.
serie.s ii,ncss Of Pr sident keraies
OF Brazil.
WILSON GETTING WELL.

Minneapolis, March 2s.-Gov. VIM
Mckinley arrived here this morning In =
special palace car attached IA the Nil.
wsukee 4 ~ Paul dyer He wss accom-
panied by Mn Mckinley. Chairman
Dick. of the Ohio state central COMMITTEES,
Col. and Mp Hahn, of Columbus, ". W
Tracy and A Il Humphrey, respectively
president and secretary of the National
League of Republican clubs, II II. Kohl.
saa,, of Chicago, and the committee Of
twin city republicans beaded by Chair.
man Bixby, large crowd Was In wait
ing at the d-po, and upon alighting from
the car the governor was given hearty
welcome. The University republican
club, four hundred strong. was drawn up
In line outside Of the depot, aud acted a.
escort Ia the governors carriage To the
West hotel A large number of Ieopl.
were on the street, aud At every block
the governor was compelled to doff his
hat in response to the enthusiastic greet
ings extended him. when the hotel was
Ftagutis VIC Fo''I's WIN Nut tFONu
that had followed In its wake. lined up In
the rotunda, and Governor Mckinley.
speaking ffom the balcony. expressed
bis thanks for the reception rendered
him, and emphasized the necessity that
existed for the active participation In
politics Of the younger element Of the re-
publican party He then retired TO his
apartments. The annual convention Of
the Minnesota League Of Republican clubs
was called Ia order at 10 o'clock At Expo
sition hall by President John Goodnow.
There was . large attendance Of dele.
gstss, every club In the state being rep.
resented. II was announced that Cover
NOR Mckinley would make u brief ad-
dress this afternoon. His great address.
however, will be delivered TO- night, and
he will speak from the same platform
upon which he sat when he presided over
the National Republican convention that
re-nominAted General Harrison.