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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
vo,,,y4TrD rOR CONGRESS.

Richmond. Tex. Sept. 3.-R b. Ha"ley' Oh ""'.
.,as,on uas Yesterday nominated for congress ~
the Republicans Of the Xth Dis'rio' ne u a" "'
49,. -, Nucb Sept s-Postmaster X. l.
,,,s ~ penton Harbor nominated for con-
gross last night by the Democrats rop"''S'7 ""'
Silverites of the IVth District 49,.
baltimore Sept. '3-Ex State semitic, -.
,,oss NJ Anne Arundel County. was nonhna'eu io'
-.os ,odo,, nv the Democrats or the WIN us
tricf The Chicago platform and nominees "e'o
indors99d - r"' Ala sent (SpecaD Congress
man Howard 1nhor Of Ia cR pr the e" Popu
, oi'siess, IN ~ The Win District. which was
held here After his nomlnaIlon Mr parpv FOR
nnt taking down Sewdil and putting Wan,Ssoonn,,"
his place Howard IS ore OF ne mos ,oday are
taE"n as The voice OF his CONSTITUENCY ,o ,as
Willis NJ. y ever. OF Lonnaes so,n,natsd for CON
eress by the Nth District Democratic on
Today on the goth ballot. over eA-|o"s' e'''''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
REPTBLTC4N ACTION IN ALABAMA.

birmingham. Ala. Sept. (SpeciaD.-The Repub-
lican State Committee met in this city to-day
They adjourned tonight after instructing Chair
man william Vaughan to appoint campaign com
mittee This committee is authorized TO appoint
advisory committee OF five with plenary powers
to decide the attitude OF the Republicans with ref
erence to sound-money Democrats; TO take down
negro electors 'he Republican electoral ticket
II deemed wise to take any other measures
they believe 10 the interest Of the party. The
exact course of the Alabama Republicans is to be
decided by the prominence the sound-money Dem
ocratic bolt In Alabama assumes. 1t Is certain
that the Republicans will help sound-money Demo-
cratic Congress nominees IN certain districts. and
many Of them In favor of supporting the
sound-money electoral ticket to he put out as
the best means Of preventing Bryan and Scwa
from carrying the State. Others believe the Re
publican electoral ticket can win with the sound
money Democrats assisting to secure a fair cleo
ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
A. BIG PLURALITY SURE ~ WISCONSIN.
THE SENTIMENT STRONGLY FOR MKINLEY-
POLLS WITH STRIKING RESULTS

THE SENTIMENT STRONGLY FOR MK1NLEY-
POLLS WITH STRIKING RESULTS
Washington. Sept 3 (SpeclaD.-Henry Casson.
Secretary of State of Wisconsin, arrived in Wash
ington to-day. and brought cheering news from
the Badger State Colonel Casson is a clear headed
and weli-nformed. as well as active and ardent
Republican. In the course of conversation to-
day he said:
The Republicans will carry Wisconsin by at
least $500 plurality in November. Many polls have
been taken In different parts of the State recently
which plainly indicate the sentiment of the voters
BY the way. the polling business is all the rage in
my section Polls taken in every railroad train
In every store. manufacturing concern and every
where. / never saw such interest In campaign
When polls being taken the people are talk
ing politics All classes organized.
"As the polls? Well. Ave weeks poll was
made of large manufacturing concern in Wis
consin town II found that q per cent OF the
voters were for Bryan and the remainder for Nc
Kinley. The place was polled again last
week and the Bryan strength had dropped TO 10
per cent A large lumber concern at Marneite
polled. There are 2s3 men employed in IT. OF
this number seventeen were for Bryan. and the
others were for Mckinley. The large plant of Ma
jor Schofeld polled. and it was found that the
whole was for Mckinley. his opponent not ge,-
ting vote. In Governor Upham's plant. at Marsh
neld concern where ,ne men nee noIled Tesilt
ing in vote Il ~ for Mckinley ana u LOT brSa
Polls all over the sate snow 'T oIonn cnsson said
that two wears ago n. received majority OF over
$500 over all his opponents for Secretary OF state
THE fusion this year Will not be strong. All the
Democratic leaders I'm the State have gone INTO
ihe gold De nocratic movement, and the Demo-
cratic vote will show big falling off on this &C
count II W udn't surprise me II the gold Demo
crats cast 20 40 votes. The gold Democratic Con-
vention held recently was a splendid body Of men
There Republican dsaect0n sXCePf N w 1aN
there is a Republican for silver there are many
Democrats for Mckinley. | know Of one small
nIaro where there are eleven for Mckinney and two
Republicans for Bryan. This ratio Will keep up
ALI over the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
INTEREST ~ THE FLAG-RAISING.
AN INSPIRING CEREMONY IN BROADWAY THIS
AFTERNOON.

Great interest was manifested yesterday in the
announcement that more Mckinney and Hobart fiags
would be raised in Broadway the thoroughfare where
many Republican banners are now waving. while not
a single Bryan and Sewall device Is visible. The five
flags be raised this afternoon in the great shopping
district in Broadway from Union Square to Madison
Square. will. IL is expected. attract an immense
crowd. Chief of Police Conin has made arrange
ments to. handle the throng satisfactorily These
banners have been procured by popular subscription
the leading merchants in the district mentioned con-
tributng. of them are Democrats who 1ave
declared their intention to vote for Mckinley and
sound money.
\ band Will furnish music for the occasion at 4:3o
o'clock this afternoon in Union Square Half All hour
later the first flag. twenty by thirysix feet In size
viii be unfurlcd from Marcus & cos to Jackson 4
Co.'S. near Seventeenth-st. while the bald plays
The Sar-Spangled Banner" The next flag VIII
then be flung TO the breeze in the block between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth SITS. an after that the
other banners will be unfrled. in each block. as
far as Twenty-thrd-st. Music will be given through
mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
MP RACK TO SPEAK HERE.

,...irr,sr Hackett % the Republican state COM
,,,aa announced yesterday that FRANK = h''on'
mo Republican candidate for Governor "o"'u '' -
New-York next week. Mt ha'N'' S'.I 80 ,o,r
-, ga "a, intend 10 make an extended TOUT
BaCk h "' The state He will deliver speech IN inS
. md also speak in Buffalo ana one OF '"o o'e
-rcfs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
Qrarurrs.


4 GRADUATE of Yale and Columbia ~ yrs In
"A Unknown families desires pupils Special experience
In college preparatory instruction. EVERETT $50 Bway
4 LADY INSTRUCTOR Of elocuon and Delsarte de-
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private instruction also best references Address
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mr. W c. NOVEL;. private tutor: pupils
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East s2d-si.
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IL EAST 10TH ST-PRtVATE INSTRUCTION durn.
Summer Successful In preparing students
College. Classics. Mathematics Fl ench and German.
DRfNATE TUITION in the family OF clergyman HIar-
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thorough intellectual drii and careful supervision ~
morals and best references Address Rev. j. H.
CONVERSE. Gwynedd Pa. near Ph'adelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04

/,OII,MBIA INSTITUTE go ". 12d St. corner West
" End Ave reopens Sept ;oth Collegiate. Preparatory
primary Dents: OPTIONAL Military drill Gymnasium fsay-
ground. Five boarding pupils received cataiogues
EDWIN FOWLER. n D.. A. b.. Prin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04

among the callers a. Republican Headquarters
ss.'eroay was H. r. Robinson. Of Chicago. Editor
me Railway Age" who explained that he was
-. Se"-fork TO consult with r. &. Kercns and
'ner members OF the National Committee In con-
"uon with the campaign among railway en-
nioyes
an active campaign for sound money among rail-
"Hy men throughout the country has been pushed
'e' since Bryan's nomination. and already more
IAN IAN 1v railway mems sound money clubs have
go organized at different points with an aggrc-
~ ~ membership OF more than 10000 voters
81 Il herens has been appointed to take charge
fgs..ne railway work for the National Committee.
"a ns pave been talked al length between him
VIII 'r Robinson and the National Committee
ia cooperate cordially with the campaign, winch
bapectec 70 result In the organization OF 1000
~ os throughout the country. with membership
a. seys that 81 per cent Of the railway employees
= '"e country will vote for Mckinley and Hobart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04

The stability OF machine support Is StriKinsL
in NJ. Aldrdge's candidacy Tor Gov
ernor He fairly laviIhed patronage upon New
york and Albany. and yet when the test came
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04

powerful stimulus has been given to the sound
money Democratic movement in this State by the
Svra cuse and Indianapolis conventions The practical
effect is already seer in such counties as Oneida.
where gold Democrats are in fair wav TO regain
control OF the party machinery. The Utica Union"
saws that the silver sentiment there among Demo-
rats IL dying rapidly and that It's advocates viii
soon be compelled 10 reOrSanize under some other
name than that OF the Democrats party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-04
On siruriion.
~~>oNrs~N~o~>~~r> r~NoN>~~O>~V~<@|~~>S~>
For Both Sexes.-City.

~~~~YNNNSN~~~>~~~~<%
For Both Sexes-City.
yI,o THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE
Sir The news from Vermont Is vey Isf snins 70 non
est folks and not should be the statement am pre-
pared to make that before In the history OF the
Packard College has been such encouraging ia
opening We naturally expected 10 suffer from the IN
denniteness OF political outlook and the poSn,y OF
Bryan and the dollar but bless YOU things eouo
hardly better Mckinley really elected and the
honest measure fixed for all time to come rae
IT, education is a that cannot walt the boys ana
girls are growing every minute and cannot stop LOT
anything What they want is TO be ready Tor Da'ue'
whether times are good or bad the worse times are
the greater Is the necessity Of fitness for WORK "heh
times get bad and to be discharged is only
the retainedhose that can 90 ots oil
things and do them al well. II Is the province OF the
Packard College to expert accountants ana expert
stenographers No halfway work about anything Ana II
knowledge this borne in on the people oy forty
faithful that sends the boys and gr IN
such numbers schoo. and makes them 50 proud -
belong
But Mr. Ed..or times going be better The voice
chorus. This country is not going to the demhii'oh
bowwows" Mckinley is going win business VIII revive
enterprise and thrift viii, characterize our immediate
future ard Packard boys and girls will be in H.
Tina, is my honest conviction.
s :. PACKARD. io1 East 23d-st
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both Barnes and Lauterbach deserted MN witnoil
the slightest hesitation

Politicians say that least three of the four IN
dependent Republican candidates for Assembly in
the Onondaga district will be elected. Not one OF
them will be Withdrawn; the fight there against the
machine is more intense than ever. "The impress
sion prevails in some quarters says The syria
cuse Post. the organ of the Bciden wing OF the
party, that the Mckinley League Republicans OF
Onondaga County have gwen up their hght ior
political independence. This impression Is abso-
lutely without foundati m The Independent voters
OF this city and county have entered upon this hgh
for principle and they will stand by 1t 10 the end
They went into this campaign with deliberation
They will prosecute II with vigor and energy porn
OF conviction that their cause Is just"
Friends OF Superin tendent Aldridge say that he
has become thoroughly Disguised with the way
I'm which his efforts on behalf of Ne machine have
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FORECASTS BY FOSTER.
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to the World on Weather Forecasts.


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$50 CASH and seS per month will buy
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At once. William Manger. ava Main
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LOTS 10. q and north half Of in block
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Ice Chest.

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RE YOU LOOKING FOR BARGAINS
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WANTrp-M I-Tord TO send his addresS
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EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-The Ettrickdale takes for Sydney
107,o78 ctIs, valued at $4,000
Futures were of again and spot Wheat was also
weak with concessions TO buyers the part of
some sellers. Quoted at 81 45@1 471a p ctl for COM
mon grades, 81 5O@i b2la for average No. 1, 81 o5
for choice and 81 5o@1 60 for extra choice for
milling
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL. SESSION. lis o'clock-May-20 900
cts, 81 5S7s; 1000, 81 1884; 90 QUO. 81 SO.
SECOND SESSION - May-4000 ctls, 81 b91s;
5000, 81 SO; $780, ST. 5S7s.
REGULAR MORNING SESSION = May-2000 ctls,
81 5S1a; 1000, 81 5S14 1000. 81 1913; 1000,
ST. 573l; IL QUO, 81 577s; $4,000, 81 Dc.
AFTERNOON SESSION-Mav-SO00 ctls, III SD;
10000, 81 57Zs; 700. 81 5s1s
BARLEY-f utures declined Spot prices kept
up. Business quiet We quote Feed. 10000
q ctl; choice bright, 9l14@92Aac; Brewing, 95c@
81; No. Chevalier, 81 1901 70 q ctL
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:15 o'clock -May-20o0
ctls. 95c: 2OcO, e4ssc: 1000, 941ac.
SECOND STANDARDIZATION ctls, Gao.
REGULAR MORNING SESSIoN-May-l0,00 600 ctls,
931ac.
AFTERNOON STANDARDIZATION cts. 931sc;
20O0 9414c
OATS-Are dull and unchanged. White range
from 81 10 to 81 35 = ctl. according to quality.
Black, for feed, 90c@$1 05: for seed, 81 POOL So;
Gray, nominal; RED, $l@1 10: surprise, 81 5U@
! so.
CORN-Nothing new. Large Yellow. sO@S5c;
Small Round do, 81 p ct: White S0@S712c q ctl.
RYE-$1@1 021l p ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-SI 15(91 80 p ctl.
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DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs, NUTS. ETC
DRIED FRUITS

DRIED FRUITS
Quotations on the Fruit Exchange are as fol
lows:
CARLOAD LoTs-Aplicots quotable ct 6@9c
for Royals and 1l1a@12c for choice TO fancy
Moorparks; Prunes 31ac for the 4 sizes; Peaches,
4@5l2c for prime TO choice, 61a@7c for fancy and
9@lOc for peeled in boxes; Apples 5Ac q ID for
evaperated and 2@21lac for sun-dr ed; Pears 212
@5c for prime choice, 4@D512c for quarters On d
6@612c for halves; PIums 4c for pitted and 112c
for unpitted; Nectarines, 312@41ac for choice and
51sc TOR fancy; White Figs, SC; BLACK Figs, 214
@21ac.
JoBBrNe PRIcEs-PeacheS 41I@51ac p ID:
fancy, 61a9712c @ ID: peeled, 1212c D ID: April
co.'s, 61a99c D b; fsncy, 1Oc; Moorparks, 100
Prunes, 3%@4c for the sizes: Figs, black sc for
impressed and 3@31sc for pressed: white Figs
&C; Plums, 41a@5c for pitt ed and 11ac for
pitted; Nectarines, 4@6c 2 ID for prime to fancy;
Pears, 21a@5c for whole, 412@51ac for quarters
and 41a@61zc for halves.
CARLOAD PRICES. r. O. B. FREsNo-Four-crown
loose. b14c; 3-crown, 414c: 2-crown, 314c: seed
iess Snltanas. 51ac; seedless Mnscatels, 41Ac; B.
crown London layers, 81 15; clusters, 81 So:
Dehesa clusters So So Imperial clusters, IS;
dried Grapes, Sc p ID.
JoBBINa PRICEs-SAN FBANCIsco-Four-crown.
loose, 6Ac: 3-crown 434c: 2-crown, 1910; seedless
Sultanas sac; seedless Muscatels, 41ac; 3-crown
London layers 81 rs; clusters, 81 80; Dehesa
clusters, 50 70; Imperial clusters, S3 %.
61a@7c p ID for Standard and 9@91ac p II
for softshell: Almonds. 6@61ac for Languedoc,
3@S1ac for hardshel and S@9c for paper shell,
lobbing; Peanuts, 4(@6c for Eastern aud 4c for
74a@sc . ID; Fiiberts, 71a@sc; Brazil Nuts
71a@8c: Cocoanuts, 4@jcFs loo.
hoNEY-Comb. 1U@l21ac for bright and 509c
for lower grades; water white extracted, 5@5 12c
light amber extracted, 412@434c; dark amber, 41
442c; dark, 2@3c q H.
BEESWAX-23609 &c p b.