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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
WOMAN SUFFRAGE ADVOCATES.

MR. IAUrERBACH AND OTHERS ARGUE %
Favor OF TIE TUCKER AMENDMENT.
Albany. Aug. S-Las, week Friday. the Sufnn
Committee reported adversely all the woman sarraS
amendments except that relating TO school ssarx.
The adverse reports adopted except in the case
OF three amendmpnts
Mr. Tucker'- which tie Suifragists had sesc.a
as representing their views Mr.. Mckins'Ya
which provides for giving women the right VOC
for town. village AMI city officers. and Ar bs~
lows which authorizes the Legislature % esS
suffrage to women The last TWO adverse 'epoS
were laid on the table with the understanding that
they we're 10 b. discussed in connection VIII ~
re,or, Oh Mr.. Tucker. amendment which ~
mad. special order for Tonight. In us maj era
this amendment reads as follows:
section OF Article II OF the consa.uaT .
hereby amended by adding the following wo''s y
the end thereof: but a, me -, mich lbs cs:
st,,ution shall b. submitted 10 the electors q u
state for adoption or rejectoh ne IleI1 ~ $50
~ tho constitution and cease - be part tns,s
shall he separately submitted 10 ana De nec'l,.y
the said electors ana IN 80, S on ibs, snss
shall decd. in favor OF such striking wy tpa =.
not other wise the said wor! sha.I D. s' nan !.
the section .SS ana ina, 'e snsn: every Female "a
Shall thereafter be entitled 20 vote az an ee1
held I'm this state. upon the same quanc -
Inonaiiions as are in this section prescrioea ~
val. citizens IL shall be the duly o, me uovssJ
~ his proclamation. 70 MAKE Known VIZ 80. -
snch election a 10 the question 30 sepala'.y -. :.
mi,ted Immediately upon the compieuoh o' '"'
yass BY the State canVassers
This provides for double SUBMISSION one' =
sea " the Amendment shall BE- submitted ahi 60"
70 obtain a vote on the amendment i'sel'. ia. "
cuSs,on on the question was opened oy ~ Lsr 80
Iauterhach OF New-York CRY. as soon a. .n' ~.
v.nti,n was called 10 order tonight ine.s A..
many women In the Chamber % Listen 70 '.e 80.
cussion Including the leading advocates u "'"~'
Mr. Iauterbach asked that the adverse -" ,,i
disagreed with He referred - the prusnv.'v -
hearings given To the suffragsiS saying ns ars.
weight Of argument was 10 be fegarlsd ~, ~ y.
surrogisfs argument far out~eighed thas |" ,,s
ant,-sufrragists They came from All 1890 $50. ad
society, from the ranks Of college gsaouA'''
Wr Iaiterbach appealed TO the delesa,isas ,s nv
eide the question Individually, dlsress',ssr /,
nledge real or implied. He appeael " Ina, thst
remember their oaths OF office ana 10 re,n.,s .,
nrst they were Americans. and then he'H
party. . .h. rsonle AZ 4 re-
The question should be Jeff 70 the p.ope that 4.
erendun I.e; them decide L, no inatss. "a he
convention might think. Those oppossXa ,v.nbe,
amendment might vote against L he A upon L
I'm, iet them not prevent voters from VOV.. -.t ,s
Mr. Titus and Mr. Moore also spggSss 'sh,,, vi
adverse report of the coh,iN''ee'
be resumed tomorrow night.
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CONVENTION COMMITTEE REPORTS.
CAPITAL. PUNISHMENT WILL not BE ABOLISHED
At THE PRESENT sEssloN-ACTIoN ON
OTHER AMENDMENTS.


Albany Aug s-The Constitutional Convention
,,o- a. shor, debate to-day voted accept the adj
y.rs. report which had been made upon an amend
mon. Z, The Constitution abolishlng capital PUNISH
rnent The vote was - 10 81
s.v.r,. Imu1rtan, proposed amendments - the
Constitution wrr. submitted 70 the convention 10y
v,ri,uc committees today. ore 4 their came from
,hc Cofrrn.,t.e or suffrage and was dra"h UP ps
vu-n~ II Nichols Substantially. X provides Tor
IN. r. stra',o. u voters In ciiies and IN villages ou'
n-,,ln,. tho Legislature from passing any law com
p.'yng he personal registration Of farmers on the
hrs' Jay of registration. -
,,r.ulrr.nt requiring an educltlonal qualification
FOR voters Il was introduced by John l. "ioerI
The Democrats delegates are all opposed 70 the
educational test amendment. Gideon J. FUCKER OF
N.w-York "A member o: the Suffrage committee
submitted n minority report In behalt OK mo ''''o
1T. ,,.,,hars against the amendment Some OF
the Republican members not members OF .n'
suffrage co nrittee also declared against the
an. linen a. SOON 10 tt} "'d'' a. "''' "
favorahly reported.
Tn. committee on Suffrage reported favorably
the following amendment suggested by Mr. . b'ieh
For the purpose II voting no person Shall be
deemed 20 hav" gained or lost rcsdence oy req
s,n " his preeence or absence whi'e e'"phT,ie" ~
the service Of the United states. nor wnl.' IN
gagged in the naygeor Of the warr s Gi thS S' noT
or Of the United states or on me hl-n stas' ~.
whl,c a student Of any seminary 81 learning nor
white Kept n nmsn@giy or snp p|fr az public
expense bv charity nor whiA 'ohi'he" III any
puol!c prison.
60. commissions by December 81. 1895
porrel favorably by the Committee on Legislative
Powers.
The committee on the Powers aud Duties OF the
LEGISLATURE reported favorah.y the following amend
mcnts suggested by II {. Clark:
Artlcl. III Il the Constitution Is hereby amended
,, ~, ADJ Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09

State. or OF the United States In the army or nan
thereof shall be deprived OF his vote by reason 4
his absence from such election district; and IA
Legislature shall have power TO provide the ma,
ner In which ana the time and place al With
such absent electors may vote and for the reus
and canvass OF their votes In the election dstrrt.
in which they respectively reside.
An amendment providing for referendum was n
ported favorabiy By the Committee the Power
and Duties Of the Legislature. IT drawn I'D },
John r. McDonough Republican de!egate-at.hrg.
OF Albany. and 1t now reads as follows:
Section Is of Article III Of the Constitution Is hen
by amended so az - read as follows:
Section Is No bill shall be passed unless by liz
assent of majority of all the members elected %
each branch OF the Legislature. and the ques,h,
upon the final passage shall be taken Immediately
upon Is last reading. and the yeas and nays 20.
tered on the journal. The Legislature may a, am
popular election. submit 10 vote o. the elect9n
either Of the state or Of any political dyisoa
thereof to when the act apples. the question whether
an act shall or shah no, become o law; and a
case majority OF all the votes cast shall De agaInS
the act 50 submitted. then i hal De null and void
but in case a majority OF all the votes shall h
cast for such act. then il shall become Ian, Il
such time as IN Legislature shall have designated
In ba pf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
ppocEEDINGs IN THE SENATE.

washington Aug. S.-Whle awaiting definite ac-
ton on the part OF the Tariff Conference committee
Senators to-day manifested utter indifference TO
I'll cher matters of legislation and unable TO
furnish a voting quorum the only important bill
for which consideration was asked That was the
House bill TO establish uniform system Of bank
ruptcy Senator George Dem. Miss) moved to take
Il IN and got an affirmative vote Of fwenty-seven on
two rolcalls; but the aggregate vote came only
within four OF a quorum and he was obliged TO with
draw the motion. giving notice that he would renew
1t Tomorrow. -
There were however. some dozen bills passed by
unanimous COMMUNICATING one for the exposition
at Atlanta Ga-and the conference report on the
Indian Appropriation bill WAS presented and agreed
TO- The lobbyist has provoked the anger
of the Populist Senator from Nebraska tMr Alien
TO the extent that bill introduced to-day by
him imposing a penalty Of fine and Imprisonment IN
the common jail upon any person who "habiually
attempts to influence the legislative action OF Con-
gress BY soliciting members"
The Senate adjourned at 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
BOUND TO KILL Himself"
THE pErrRMINrp EFFORTS OF THE
OF KNITTING EsTAbi''''

To COMMIT SuIt1pE' . ,r'
r,ao,oro su,<e twenty-nine years Old ,ntr
,,os, rrd.,ve attempted suicide yes'e' .r,sn
noon NJ his home by taking dose y, ..,r ago
suke came 10 this country about sN '.,.c,rous
,ro,, Uor,hurg where his father II ,,h the
drvpooas merchant He secured ioS'"V' N, East
German Knitting Works at 'ana'S'' IN 70 ne
River. where he had worked hli"' .,uS gum
posItlon OF manager. He had sa'e' vhers
and ak months ago returned - Hamous' .,.u b
married n Miss Herr. whose pro'"
had known In this country. .u with ID
silke returned 20 New-York In APT" rf Est
bride. and they took an apartment ~ I'D viii
End-avc Herman Herr went " 80, and ,h
them. Everything went along SHOW .hout I've
young couple seemed happy "" upon t''
months ago. when II began TO us va, ret slons
neighbors that SIlke and his wife a' aust
well together. a-rel the ss,ns,
Yesterday morning there was 9a'; LEI! the hs say
OF which Il not known. Mrs osnnr.xari her az. I'M.
shorty ati Hsrz nI bn, he was ii and waa so
bulance sent for. Herr was prep", through %. at q
ambulance when. on s,lrS r,s green ana US S
room he saw him tr !aS S5S
from him when S!lke grabbed ',ahe ana tr'e'
paris green and water from the ''' ,,sni
sT Hers r s1t to OF the door and called to rom
The two men then TOOK III. NJ, W fleets OF INV
who had become i'll from the ,sssa
dose. ,aI,ed and he was dsrs
TO the Presbyterian Hospi,ahn a., The surge9mns ~
tampted to apsiy the stomach Pu pSoI.or bst se
was weak from the effects o, pump Was VAS
fought bard 1 %As sexs ;ss Ss
70 die He lid not want 70 NY ,Ss physicnisSucA
to interfere WIN YIN t made w0' lie soon doctors
however, and was pumpeu o
Silke will recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
NEWS or THE ARMY AND NAVY.

Washington. Aug. S-The flagship Chicago reached
Cowes last night. whore she was me; by the United
Slater training sioopofwar Portsmouth. The train
Ing shin ESSEX IS expected join tho other ships
night wher. there viii BE- three National vesselg Nv
inf the American flag 10 salute The Nigiant II she
wins the scrio9
The President hassmadc the following promotions.
Captain Charles 4. II. McCaul y. assistant quarter
ma sicr 10 be MAJOR ana quar- erniastc!
Lieutenant Commando John e. KCh - ho com
mandeT.
lieutenant George W. Tyler 10 be llen'er ant
commander
Lieutenant. jurior grade. Harry Kii:cr TO be A
lieu tenant
Ensign J. J. Blan1in TO be lieutenant junior grade
Fort Monroe. Va. Aug. 9Th training 5hli Mo-
nongahela went TO sea this morning for ten days
cru!s".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09

For Maine" o'a showers na1 'hunie -stor.ns cooler IN
thu southern I~rti1". wet wind.
For Nev Ham. ati9" AMI Vermont locnl raiur and
thunderstofrns cooler sou't winds becoming
FOR MasSnchus~tt-. Khod~ island ana 'onn~ctic'I
crensing cloudncss bat probably without rain southwest
winds
For New York. lish, local showers. cooler. south
winds becoming H1rihw"tt
For Pennsyi snii AMI Nov I"r"". threatening
weather probably without rain. southeast winds.
For ~. psir'ct q Columbia. Dcinwat" and Mnry
land. far. southwc'r winds. becoming v"s'.
For Wrs Nir,iaa. falr warmer. southwest WINS.
For Western PENNSYLVANIA. Western Nov Yor. and
ohio local and trunderstprns, cooler south
Yves, winds. becoming north.
ror indiiua AMI Illinois falr except showers north
ern portion. scrtn""st winds
Fox Minnesota fair. cooler IN the southern portion.
n nth winds.
For Iowa fair: cooler: south Winds becoming north.
For Missouri. fhii s"utL wines
%Ori Dakota and South aFo'n '1ir, cooler. north
winds
Yor H~trasa increasing cIouincss Isrhy showers In
portion; cooler. s,uh winlF. becoming north
Far Kanfa- fair cooler IN the rorthefn portion. south
winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
MR.. AND MRS. SIDNEY DREW RECo''''''

THEY GO TO LONG BRANCH AND ''S''
ACTORS MOTHER. A.
s,,,., Dr.w the actor and manager. az, o..
,.,ra GLADYS The eldest daughter % Mehee ~. ~,
kin who had a quarrel on Monday n 5a,,.s q
rsconcied Yesterday. and went 70 Long -
w,s said. to visit Mrs. Drew the fo'"''
Drew. ,o.,,r,ns
Mr. and Mrs. sidney Drew took apa'. ..c,,ds.-
the Hotel Campbell, No. - West ro sysnlns M
few days ago. Ear:y on MontaS roon, ., W.
Drev found her husband In ne roy Is,,i, GsS'
E'oise Willis In company with Mss really 81.
and man. eating dinner she p 'Sat she would %
return Yesterday. however. MIS- - ,,cn sni =
iong talk with her mother and MIS- Mss 'convIrcst >
EXPLANATION from her husnanu' """nalsss and
r,me reconcilei TO her husband I M-s Ranrs
10 Long Branch In company VIII W."
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THE VT1THER EFPORE
rnw rrfsn.nn lN NEw.ENGLAx.

veshing,.n Aus 'rh~ harou~'e- continues hiSa over
IT, s,u,i Atlantic Tho prcf~ur hes rl~ri ami
IL hyh north o, upper bake r"gt \ trough . nv
rr..a,-. extends New Enslnrd IN. lower
i,t.. Do N-hrnsks auf Montana The pressure has u-.r
OYER the upper lax, rnl tie Upper I-ssslIrl Valley
and has fallen ID" eNir"m" N'rthwes IN" teup"rl
'.rc has fallen IN tho - IaNr'nc" valley. iNe upper
l,ke region and the Rocky Mountain sioi II has ris"
n Montana and remained n.ary at' nary In r"nriy AL
ohcr districts maximum Temperature" 81 10. d"Tfr'e
reported Ia Crosse. IN" highest r''ord"
during Angus. is.hl rains Iat, fallen IN the 'iuif
state he Nnll"' and fl~ lake
Local rain. ana thuudcrsfnrus hc expected Nev
Fn,afI Mtdfl. the LAX regions Hni M. tlf
state near Tho temperature viii probably TAI!
I'm Nnll-r ana IN LAX re.'ue. VIII r.e
In the Nothwrft and remain nra stationary IN
81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
JSJTNCTIONS SERVED on STRYKERS

Youngstown, Ohio. Aug. (SpeciaD-Sher!n Orr
tonight served injunctons upon 1i6 members of the
Streetcar Mems Union. who out strike. re-
straining them from interfering In any manner
with the running OF cars by employees The
writs were issued by Judge Rose. on application
placed each car o-night, fully armed, pre-
serve order all the lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09

The friends OF young Eugene Schedman who
was found in the Hudson River at one hundred
and-thirtieth-st. Saturday. will d!snter his body
from Potter's Field and take II to Easton. Penn.
his former home There Is strong suspicion that
Scheidman murdered He left his cousin $
house No 6l5 Spring-st.. West Hobokcn. TO 10 TO
Easton Later his body found In tho river.
The money and gold watch he possessed were miss
ipU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09

Atlantic city y ]. Aug car Brown ana
detachment ~ sixty 'oNc}li"f r"1'h"" h"r" 80 .
a. clock tint. morning nnd "ut,rei the cit' without
,,,,,o-,,i,n from -. authoriilcs Brown. md hs
''hohoo." induired ln fvim ln 10" sHri 80 th" ~
,.usc of s,riuafhizlur haihhous' k""r"- l.
WAS fhcir first work - them r'li. snc. tho
loft Washington. Tho command T. "artiur"l meas
IN. .,cureinr house ana f. centre OF attraction.
Erowr. saws h" viii break amp IN cOuyl. %
DAYS and move on to New Yorn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
ENLIGHTEM MI NT

ennb,r. tho moro advanced
and Conservative Sur.
GcOIi5 OF to-day to euro
many dlscascs without cut
ting, which were formerly
regarded ns incurablc with
ont resort TO the knife.
RUPTURE or Breach. 10
now radically cured with
out the knife and without
pain. Clumsy Tru3Scs can
be thrown awnyl
JUNIORS, Ovarian. FL
broid Uterine and many
others. arc now removed
without the pciils OF cut
ting opcrafionc.
PILE TUM 0RS, how:
ever largo. I'istula ana
other diseases ~ tho lower
bowel. AFRO permanently
cured without pain or ro-
sort To tho knife.
STONE In tho Bladder. no
matter how large. IL crush
Cd, pulvcr!zcd, washed out
and perfectly removed
without cutting.
For pamphlet. references
and all particulars. sond 10
cents lin stamps, 10 Worlds
Disprnsary Medical Asso-
citation. No. COS Main Street,
Buffalo, N. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
CONDITION OF NEW YORK STAT: BANKS

Washington. Aug s.--Thc returns Of the condition
OF the ia National banks I'm NewYorl, State.
elusive OF the cities Of Albany. brooklyn and Sew
York show that they had July IS last So seq in
loans ana discounts H22J7co IN stock and secur-
ties 80 40 GO n legal reserve Of which 81 9S1 on is IN
eol! g. 42s1 in undivided profits SaI go on In in
dvidual deposits and s@)2.S9 In bills payable Thu
average reserve is 29if.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09

to home rule The just rights OF the cities have been
for home rule has been urged in many quarters In
terms so sweeping to seem to demand tor .ne
locality the right to govern ' eron@sed amendment
marks great step think in the Tec5 lion OF can Eo5
fect ciSnt unto itself in the Of the case:
Even on the materil side, 1t must OBTAIN s stp Az
OF wafer ~, rom aw1ce in ike manner The powers OF
the state must constantly be caiea cinc recently
hat in 1t has been found necessary ~
create metropolitan sewerage Isoi' rd tnwns II
besides To- observe hat the cost OF the metro
polItan sewerage system thus @ 'Con,monwealth is
loan from tbe interest and sinking fund charges
being paid BE- the various muncPst ,o benets re,
ae This action Is quite in line WITH me nronsln
suggestion Of Commissioner uhcn the state OF
W Hn. York w be Obliged to solve the WAFER Ping
lem for It's great cities on ne seapI ha, doors mnder
he pIan similar to that which Massachns ,1s
has adopted in dealing w,th the has
10, creand metropolitan parks district whicn III,
cues besides Boston hr,ysx c that a the bene
fits OF this mode of procedure havf no' az sewers
haused in DEALING w'h v6 sur PROPOSED amendment
any s,,ch legislation would still be WITHIN tne po Ii,
of the legislature ,h IN , rse Whe in their purely
local aspecis seems 70 me a2 properly matters
subjects indicatsd Vi -, 80 ''' " =
Tor purely iocnl ~ r IT'LL, portcE
THE QUESTION of iiir- iOi
49, -, .h, rrorossd for dealing with the
Ike the Hic'"D' - 80. .u, ,on,inua 70
question OF the police 1t doubtless VIII continue "
y, ,o,venient in the future, 1t has been IN the
~ ,,au ,ha c,,.as under ordinary conditions
pact, 10 dIio" '"' N'' - ~. ,ha o,h.r
- administer their own police iorce' y" wv '
ho,d vhe,har the matter Is considered from the
""' ' -, -, s,,to ar from the point OF
point OF we" Vi ."e ~ 49, o,a,r thar
view OF the individual ii SENS - ne roc,
the state cannot AFFORD 10 ilnlll ise'i ~ ,i',ar
~ ire no;jcc covers even In cities. The police power
in the STATE is of the most Iar.reaGi'i,S +,
tributes If sovereignty, and DO not 'hlnn ti'at ~
should bc devolved. without reserve Po"ei Vi IN
troll. upon any locality ice hi.itui' 40 ,arsonai
looks 10 the state for the protection OF h!s per,or
rights and I 10 not think II would be Satisfactorily,
even 10 the lnhabitlnt of The cities, 10 SUBSTITUTE
the locality for the Commonwealth as me pro-
,acfor of his person ana his property on the O'hsc
hand !, does seem to prope. limitation on III.
Iegis.lttIre - provide tnat the appDh uicnt ~
Inc head Of the police force In city shou1 o. MAJ
on.y by the Mayor Of the city ethct '" N vi 49,
out thr consent OF the Common ouncii. me pIppo
sitlOu that the Governor should nave IN" oulnorty
To- remove the head Of the police force as ne no"
has the power TO remove sherfs' seems 10 me DUN
reason IN anu VII ,
Clll bhF'ii''> - "i
cannot clos" this letter without expressing INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this d,,gfam ,sntirusus white line shows the
changes In pressure as Indicated by The Trihunes self
recording barometer The broken line represents the TEN.
pefnture as ohsery ed a.. Icrry'r Phafmacy.
Tribune Office Aug. o. n. m.-The weather yesterday
oppressive ana was overns most Of the
day The temperature rnng1 between 20 and ~ degrees
the average $50 being -. higher than on Tuesday anil
"a. higher than on he corrss; Spending day last
The weather lhely be showrry today and slightly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
HAVE YOU 4 TELEPHONE
IN YOUR HOUSE, YOUR
OFFICE, OR YOUR STORE ?

The Metropolitan Telephone Company
Now makes rate TO small users 800 - $50 per
year according to use Full long -distance equipment
Send posa! card Is Cortisnd,st call Tel 2s Cor
land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
SETH Lows CONTAMINATION.

Mr. Johnson offered the following letter from
Seth Low upon the city article:
My Dear Mr.. Johnson: Your letter OF July l6
reached me just as ! was ."lNing the city? The
copy ~ the proposed amendment. however did
not come hand until day two ago In the
mean time have seen In The Evening Posi-" OF
saturday. July 2s full text OF the report OF the
Committee on cities To the Convention As this
report differs In several particulars. all Of which
think TO be- improvements. from the proposed
the copy In the newspaper represents the latest
revision Of the proposed amendment Under these
circumstances. | accept this "a the text for com
ment
| am pleased with the amendment "a whole
believing IL to be-. the committee claims, n long
step I'm the right direction. Nor DO think Il be
seriously faulted not going further In the dircc
ton OF granting the city legisatu at the pres
cnt time power over municipal affairs. II un-
doubtedly H. the true IDEAL that the city legislature
ghould have fun power In these particulars. On
the other hand. II cannot be forgotten that one
power after another has been taken away from
the common councils of our large cities because
these councils have abused the powers which they
once enjoyed. In other words. until such bodies
show Themselves faithful over few things. II Is
authority over many things. like the scheme OF
priety OF the principle OF home rule for cities to
matters purely local. and am inclined 10 commend
It's nservattsm rather than to criticise II. In
framing the Constitution OF the state 50 ms to en-
courage the gradual development OF common
council In our cities that may br trusted with the
en- joyment OF these powers.
/ like, again. the attempt In the amendment TO de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
POW M ERY
"SEC"
CHAMPAGNE NATURE (Vin Brut).
"Agh Grade Champagne of
uniform qualify: .
HOME RULE AMENDMENTS
OPPOSITION TO THEM DEVELOPED On
BOTH SIDES OF THE CONVENTION.

MIR DEAN SEES DANGER IN THE PROVISIONS F'i'
MINoRrTY REpRESENTTToN-MR H"T'"-
KISS ATTACKS THE POLICE SECTION
srr, low APPROVES OF TIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09

The convention will again consider 'he c'''e7
am.n.,,n,ut AT it, session tomorrow