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San.,or Kellv continued
FOR so1-Np MONEY IN LOUISIANA


New-Oreans Aug 2s-The State Conven ion OF
Sound Money Democrats met here yesterday Inc
meeting was called TO order by {. j. DeverauX +.
D Farrar acted as temporary chairman. MI Far
~ ., taking the stand said that In his Judgment.
and in that OF tens Of thousands OF rockrlobed
Democrats the Chicago Convent!on has haIied
6ou,o the bright banner OF Democracy anC mas
Sosted in tie stead the sable emblem or PopuIlsin
and piracy Senator Donelson Caifery was permanent
the declarations and principles OF the democrat nc
nietfor adopted at Chicago in lss2 as the true *
pre.sion Of sound Democratic doctrine, denouncing
the action Of tho Chicago Convention OF ls'6 as an
nttemnted betrayal Of the party 70 the Anarchists
the Socialists and the POpulists; commendinG the
admnstra ton Of Cleveland favoring the orsanlza-
ton OF some financial plan whereby the Government
will redeem all it's outstanding CIRCULATING notes IN
gold coin the United States Of the present stand
ard Of weight and hnencsS and retire from the
banking business. and expressing an unait erahl"
opposition to the free and unlimited coinage Of silver
except by international agreement that will main
tain ts parity with gold
Tho Convention elected the following delegatcs-a A.
large 10 the Indianapolis Convention: DOnclson Caf-
ferry r. Marshall Miller Edgar =. Farrell and NJ. II.
Speliman.
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TO SECURE HONEsT-MONEY CONGRESS-
MEN


1,o,,,r-rrrs SELECTED N EACH DISTRICT BY THE
DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE-THE MEN CHOSEN.
With tho purpose OF securing the eIecuo" VI
bonest-nonev Congressman from ms cry WV
1,o,oocr,,,c Honest -foney League OF America mas
,o,od co,,,nitt eos I'm each Congress district OF tc
ci,v and has empowered the CO nl:hit tc's " K
guy ni,r In g. ch district. Each committee ma :
~. CO. odd In it, numbers Following Is a list OF
~ committees already selected;
,-,r,b Dis,rict-Iobr Rooney W. c. LeGendre
and joseph II Mcclure
y111,b Dis,rict-T. J. Callahan. +. L. Smart, JONI
p Yocrg r. r II. IIalsey and John II. w no'''i
VII District-A Adrian W Tcuny. Edgar = BiaeN"e
and Charles u. Gallagher
XIth Distributions Burke Grant.
XlIh Distrct-John du Fais William g. ie go Tt
{ Du0ield Osborne. W. Is. 'aZeItlle anu '''''
T. Wainwright . -
X1I1tb District-John Crane, John McAnerTh nE
herman Rohrs. James NJ ftzpa,rfiCh; JUN ~
Pvrne G = sheppard Robert McOihh's' j.
ana Constant A. Andrews -
X1vth District-Will.am Glare H. J. S Sayers'
riIc.pic ia mes 4. Lamb. l.. W; fleiShin,atn
John j. O'Nein John J. PGiieyn peier D. Mp p
Intvre Charles Y. Fornes. r. g. lIaIe' r., 49,,
Trav,rs NJ. J. Drummond NichoIIaS , .: : co.,
man Iohr \ Mccall, Henry - Nc, Vtu, aHI'r ~,
Pishop Mason f. K PembeIton ana "eo'se W.
Young r,.
XVII District G. Bloom n 7 scanan n i'uTe
" y f'ozans : p. Moot. s \ Sohhehp,,IIs;;, =; -
Eyncr A. Jacobs Dan Eichsngreen, I'M riii,,s n
Mahr. Dr. Martus. \. G. Massey. MHiai ~ w.
Hamilton. ". II. O'Dwyer and Nestor a. A'cN
win District-Arthur Turnbul.
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MAJOR BYRNE IN HORNELL SVILLE
HE AND SENATOR KELLY. OF TAMMANY HALL
SAY FREE SILVER Is NOT A SENTIMENT
OF TRTE DEMOCRACY


HornellsviIe y. Y. Aug. 2s CSpeciaD.-Major
Byrne president OF the Sound Money League Of
New-York City, and Senator Kelly. member Of
Tammany Hall. represented the sound-money wing
Of the Democratic party at the IIornelsville Fair
to-day IT, the absence Of Colonel John r. Fellows,
who had been advertised to be present. Major
Byrne said in part
Men born and bred in the Democratic ranks who
are nov NOT acting with that branch OF the party
which gained control at the Chicago Convention
accused Of fighting against democracy, but !
would most emphaticay state that what We are
fighting is not Democracy. for there is not shred
Of Democracy IN the chicago platform Tor IL IS
the eXpunent 81 the greatest conspiracy ever At
tempted to be forced upon the American people
II is ur-American and foreign in It's constitution
and vjco.,s I'm its principles Of attempting 70 force
Ave- We eo1ng 10 stand idly,by and see this con-
doing for We have only about sixty days 10 root
out the vicious seed now being sown by the silver
Interests largely through their agents, VINO con-
troled the Chicago Convention
Every issue has been drawn into this conspiracy
Socialism Anarchy. defiance OF 1he eonrS ana ba
industries OF the copnry ana canp9t o gl he
are neTfectly cognizant Of the scheme.
A, the conclusion OF M. Byrnes address. Senator
Kelly took hand in the argument against the free
and unlimited coinage at the ratio Of l6 10 l. and IN
troduced his remarks by saying that the people OF
n. country were perfectly satisfied with golden
cross until silver calf came believing through the
East"
9ena, NOR not stated single fact since leaving ne
pist,a and imagine ne is prototype OF the river
from which ne derives MS cosmCeI a. 5,rd me-
ing In his arguments and only knee deep, g..
e you, my friends the scneme 10 MAKE ne e i II,
n democratic issue is one OF me mos, .oiosSH ,
patriotism my Democratic frlengs' 10 see thdt '''
HYDRA headed monster Is CIuSItu
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug 2s 345 p. m.-Beef-Extra india mess
steady al 46s 81 prime steady at 3Gs d. Pork
prime mes. Western. fine. steady at 45s. do medium
steady al 3s- Id Hams-Short cut about II 70 ~ 10
duII AZ aos ca Bacon Cumberland cut about IS 10 30
y, ann At nos: short rib about - n. dull at 2is
Gd long cear mdlles light about 30 10 IS r. dun az
at %, clear middles heavy about - TO 90 No.
AMI NJ o3. clear bellies about II to II u. duh at "s
sbo,,'lers about II 10 Il n. dI at 2is 81. Lard
Prime Western spot dull at iSs 81 Cheese American
a,ssf white dull at Cd. 10 colored dull az 4os Cd
Talow~Prime city firm At rs cottonseed qil-lyer
AZ los Rosin-Common firm at 4 ID. Whest-No :
red winter stocks exhausted No Northern spring arm
.. = oilI Corn-Mlyed Western. spot steady AZ IS
o. Angus, steady at Is ga, September s'ady a.
fancy winter firm at IS Hops at London-Pacihe Coast
duh et 25G4 As
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DISCIPLES or CHRIST. West 5sth-s,. near s,h-sv.
Rev u. y. TYLER Pasior.-Preaching SUNDAY io',s
a by Row &. T. WILLIS. Of New-York ~"
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VIRGINIA SOUND MONEY DEMOCRATS.
AT THE CONVENTION IN RICHMOND DELEGATES
AND ELECTORS WERE CHOSEN.


AND ELECTORS WERE CHOSEN
Richmond Va Aug 2s-Sound Money Demo-
Gratis appear % be thoroughly satisfied with their
State Convention held in this city yesterday Ihe
attendance was about what the leaders an'ci-
pated. and the enthusiasm wds manlleS'en III many
WAYS The Convention was the result of confer
ence between o'eph Bryan Of THE Times ana
other influential sound-mOLey men. To-day. When
Mr. Bryan called the Convention to order, there
were perhaps 80 persons in the seats assigned TO
the delegates and this number was slightly IN
creased at the afternoon session Great enthus-
asm prevailed and every word in condemnation OF
the Chicago platform and in commentator OF the
present Administration was roundly applauded
The Convention was unable to complete its Ia
bors without night session In addition TO a plat
form denuncatory OF the Chicago declaration Of
principles and declaring for sound money a set
of electors named. delegates TO the lndianapo-
Convention were chosen. and a State committee
OF five from each district selected. resolution
also pas sed heartily indorsing the Admins
tration in its acts relative 10 the maintenance of
public credit and its efforts to sustain the honor OF
the American people"
The Convention was temporarily organized by
the selection OF Alexander Hamilton. OF Peters
burg as temporary chairman. Mr.. Hamilton made
a speech calling attention to what he termed the
crisis OF the affairs Of the party. He urged every
man to ID anything he could To preserve the faith
OF the fathers The Democratic platform adopted
nj Chicago was denounced as un- Democratic, there
was no material plank in il that was not fraudu
emit After the preamble I communism in its
worst sense. and borrowed from the Omaha Popu-
list platform
Captain James Baumgardner. of stanton. was
made permanent chairman and assumed the chair
in neat sp .ech. in which H. informed the silver
Democrat. Of Virginia that true Democrats could
not bow down before their false idols"
Electors ana delegates and State committees
were selected from each istrict The electors-at-
large selected were r. NJ Scott and J. X Edmond
son The dele ties at-lacge to Indianapolis Jo-
seph Bryan. S. Il. Southall. James Baumcardner
Jr.. T. C. Nenabe.
The Academy Of Music was well filed at the
night session. and At the conclusion OF the yIlar
business OF the Convention Ex-Governor Cameron
spoke FOR upward OF an hour. H advocated the
existing gold standard and defended the present
Adminstra ton.
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ex-Alderman W. r. Brady. A District Commit
tee was APPOINTED for the campaign.

Auburn. n. Y. Aug. ga convention of gold
Democrats was held mere this evening to appoint
delegates to the Syracuse Convention from TINS
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sor-ND-MONEY MEN IN ARKANSAS

Little Rock Aug. 2S-Major c. j. Moore Provis-
ional Committeeman OF the National Committee for
Arkansas. yesterday made public a call for a meet
ing 4 the sound-money men Of Arkansas 10 be
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Will have a large gathering. and it IS the intention
IN send a strong delegation OF our best men 10
trd,anapolls u Is all "A mistake about there being
mo- sound money men IN Arkansas. and II is all II
mistake ABOUT their being ind In expressing their
oninions on the money question:
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SOUTH DAKoTA's DELEGATES

sioux FAN. s D. Ang q The gold Democrats
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INDIANAPOLIS as follows. George Zicka. J.. " 'ro-
p Campbell Frederick Stephens and W. T. Byther.
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ST. LIKES ": p CHURCH los wes n..-., Rev.
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rOR sALW.

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srnUpnAN REAL ESTATE

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11nblit Notices.

n1OTICE-Estimates for furnishing and putting
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pnblir d ot,fes.

NOTICE Estimates for preparing for. paving
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CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN. No. l3o West
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EIRNIsHED HOUSES TOILET

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APARTMENTS TO LET.

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Estimates for furnishing and de-

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