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New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
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HOLIDAY NUMBER.
TOWN TOPICS
JUST OUT.
GS PAGES. PRICE 10 CENTS GS PAGES.
New DnbIitaiions.

Do you remember last years Holiday Number Town
Topics? OF you do II you read IT, because 1t was
more than ordinarily interesting and contained more read
ing matter than any other Holiday number. Well this
year IT is even better. Full Of stories poems reviews.
sketches. criticisms. witticsms. etc. By the brightest
writer's Of day. among them Champion Bisse John
Gllla, Maurice Baldwin Jennie Billiard Waterbury.
Harold II. vynne Fanne Locke Mckenzie. Frank L.
Stanton Sam Walter Foss and Ernest McC;ahey.
The issue is handsomely illustrated throughout by Mr..
]. A. Lemon
Good reading for n whole month.
cyAsk your newsleaer FOR II.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

o7,n-.,. :. r75 It > Of s,h ave. coxicoii Rosa s,
.'-ay Law to M'Tsorn9a sorner Of f "h st. Isaac
Fromms referee Robert, noya 100 ;;a, %o"
ja@ss Newman Sor1sa io Sose
oais a., S 57s s"s . 50 $S,., $l,s, 800,
100 H. Israel schultz and wife TO samuel Cohen Ie''
M1si.'n iSi.' ss wam sn"i and wife 10
,snhq,san MSr1,s r'e'h"s's IN ol5 IT OF
asss IRREGULAR; Edward jenkins and wifi" TO Jo 5000
sss ssps St ss"'GE :. iso It Of Amsterdam iax
Scii Henry II chase and wife to IohD I,
,s i5s q 4. So .ssssn 'aslCS ssmp,ny
81 1, It vt. q % s.r. s,''Ssi R.sn sS' 1000
sans naY'S SSps1s %s'y G@a " and wife
Ma'', n"y'd - '"'ssy 1'",, tsn~ q Wash
ng,o1 aye e..c o. jo5nsII Ausp'' Mc''''~ ana
pcs,, %,,g 40 ,s .OS'p" p ,orSer rr Pace 81, sas
% Si. ssan Msq@, ys,oy"; Frederick Dexter 10
PIT, 1" St, No iS Tobias Krakower and wife to 100
esiS h', 81, rorner lexington ave a5xlooll
Se~%a. '2 ,s ssms' >. sso Sss snd nsnfg f"S'H'
Slick and another executors. etc. 10 Anna
NV " .ss %s, s's's i%,sss & c"JHs Hsa
shsnny N.Y. 70 Jane. stanny ?, al. .........;
80 s Hcsmsn socS.,, M9a as trustees" ana 2so
Same property: FREDERICK sackeu and wife to
rrafi,.i nSp.y Sc g. p.,-r VIE William
Grscnesi RI ,nsfe0s9" i2s +, Of Amty-s'; 2ossI@
Mary !: swenarton. esecu'rix to peni-on ., 900
so,hst ntre''' " corner shave loosSSo Henry
silleck and another. executors. 20 Anna NILS
'2. 81 .ss e, { sai. s' 's.ys s'''o'.. Josef
same property. Louis Klein and wife to JOSEF
'.'s. @ .,s.xs. sss,.; ssa;a;, wsS@ .sm'n
osh :. 4 kdss; lssvf o;s sssool. l''': .soso
gS ss xose2n 2r %r5,'sass c%pany
Msrbl. st. cNnrs line TO at !nnston p.rSn % %
Joseph ! - lo""r''''
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

BUILDING PLANS FILED.
The following plans for buildings and alterations
We're hled day
New buildings ,man ofnce):
1t3d 81. Of Bradhurst for 2 Ave
story brick Hats and stores 26.3x6t,3
:Hrssl. rnomas " Bell and George
Groth of No 236 West i3ith-st. owners
O'Hea. arcnect ................... s57 90
Van 'oriear Place. 1919 Il Of Wicker
Place. for two story 1S.6xlo brick dwellings
ty Thomas BIrchal OF No 303 West 1921 ST.
owner; Paul + Higgs. architect ............... 500
Hath IT. LIS II Of 1th ave. for 3 five story
2oxS+.i brick flats. by John Shields. OF No
East i11th-st. owner: Neville a. Baggc. archi-
tects 81 800
Alterations ,main ofics):
+3d and i+th sts. Lexington and Depew Place
10 q se,en-story brick public exhibition building
10y Robert Goect. OF No u West 4Ith ST. owner:
Charles q brown. architect and builder. GU
East l'roadwey. No 2O2 four story and base
rnent hrick tenement by Jacob Cohen.
Nathan LANCER architect. ct.................... l"oJ
New nuidinks. up,own ofice:
Cedar 81. l26 II Of Boston pave. for n two
story and attic lSx2S frame dw -llins. by John
Brnnnagan OF No 225 East i2d ~. owner: VIII
lam kOuze" architect i,dUV
North Chestnut Drive n =. 400 II Of intersection
OF North and South Chestnut drives, for two
story and atc 22x30 frame dwelling. by Mary
kams. Of Bronxwood Park owner: william ~.
Fouxee. architect As<V
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
FRENCH LINE
GENERALE TransatantlQue

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-rAKIs FRANCE.
IA CHAMPAGNE. Pliro' sat. Dec L. a.
IA Rot RGoGSE. Iehoeuf .... Sat Dec 10 Z? a II
Rates = passage: F~, class. y Y 20 Paris SO and
~ wards n, iung railway fare yarllr
ami lnnding charges. Second class 20 Paris So 10
4, FORGET General Agent Bowling Green y. Y
HOLY LAND Europe. Round the World
Parties leave Feb and II for Palestine 10 Spring
and Summer Excursions TO Europe. Sept. 81 Oct 81
o. Round the world + G. Clark. III Broadway ". r
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Van Nest. for a two-story 17sxl0o brick chanel
and assembly rooms. by the New-York Catholic
Protectory. owners Joseph II Mcclure. architect "A
Commonwealth ave. ., 22J II Of Manson-st
for a o-story and attic ls3x421 frame dwell
ing. by Charles Cook. Of No f.74i Bathgate- ave
owner: Charles Miller architec; ............ 4
Alterations. uptown Office:
1Jih-st and Jtt-ave n corner fWtkefed). N
two-story frame dwelling. by Sarah Green own
er; Jasper Oiell. architect ......................
Jerome ave a. 30 n Of Potter Place 10 a
three-story frame dwelling and store. by William
Gully. OF No 437 3d-ave. owner, Andrew J Con-
nell architect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
CLYI)E LINE
CHARLESTON. 6. G..

TIE sOi'TIf AND SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE ANU MI FLORIDA POINTS.
From Pier - n Dot = Ror-",sii st. 2 p. m.
CONASdIIE 'hariesion y Jacksonville. Friday Dec II
SEMI SOI.E Jackson tle direct Tuesday. Dec -
lrp' ~ Charleston Ia ks nsii" W'in"si,'. Dec. III
AiGoNgfIN Charleston Ia' hs nville. Friday Dec u
selu-is ha.. .cla~. gts-"uS"r ~iatlpns.
wM i. CLYDE & 90. General Agents.
= Bowling Green y Y.
-, AMI Pean Past = 4 =. Line. via Jacksonvis
Freight AMI Passenger Line. Charleston
T. g. EGf,R General Agent. 3oi Broadway. y.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
Ccsal Notices.
cUPREAE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

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NtPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
~ YORKn the Matter of the voluntary tissou,,.on
The Prudential Fire Association of New Nork-N"'
hereby given. TO the statute and the terms nj,
order duly made herein and fled with the clera .l ~
Court his office at the County Court fiouss ~ ., ali
New York the 18th di, ~ October So ~ az
part.ss having The Prudential Fire AsS,
alton OF New York. that william Barbour. the hees
II said company VIII render full and accurate a'Vo.
oath. of all his Proceedings as such recsMet ., Term
Supreme and will Me the at spec.a
reef he'd Part in the County Court
IN OF New York. the 2Itn day OF Jansss
1897. at II o'clock A. NJ OF that day or as soon "e
the lie presented And az SUI. ,t sins
ties are hereby required AT the saiu
and place ref.rcnr. should not be hai 70 ps A.
account take and the same or TO near n s why
tsrmine clatms filed that he dispueu anu sni
said Receiver should not make hna distriou.,, ma
why he saoui he discharged and bond cances ~
why he should have such other or further 'e"''
may be proper In the premises.
Dated October 18TH 1896 ,,-,... -
THOS. NJ. WYATT. .
Attorney for the Receiver
1872 Nassau Street.
New York.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aaas' ;s s. F: 3 &,: es+ s.'f !: .o5y n',s'a $3.50
pany' - IN st, v s,h ay. year' m,ses $4,000
n.nhsrd s@ to anna ~, a!,hs KsF'Fss ar . NAN So
capan raT' isay isS + r. AND '' vie to Gsors-
Ss.esyssn 81 81 Ma1N wa% iSS H. ," :" peer No
can rrn'' EGuSri Z: %or'5 J AMI VIE to Archibald
iay ; = ls,h st, lot 239 map - Wakefield ... -"
c@ss,'S j0nn D. ana ware to sara" Nr' 200
rnes nG q, eSas~ ea",' and wfs t" George Ashley.
SANE s'i 10 ~ saae. i.in st, liz I, Of sh .o
rsler Elizabeth r to Rose T Mosh~r =, al.
'~~' sS~tais af Wniam Burke NJ 81 John a. o
rd~, 'S''s John q to Edward tciry ~ s's canal ,o
cs'i., Isaar nP'''ri ard VIE To- Evelma Bliss
lot RS map s;aI. s,s Of .isicn liDisiss
Z - lots On Henry. Rutgers and Maiison s's by
Thlmas II Ludam. ana I;iiridse- ST. NJ i'3. : ,o,
s%s .,sn to Of @"s .. os s'' on rnr Ka'r.r and MaG
son St. b, Thomas I Lnd.r' Years :, i''"
same Mc'' t. '''" csarc. s s:s same property, il.
s s:ss e"S VIZ ., & s, sa%s wsSvr"n o
iiah.. nlsa T. ths Ply DOCK S1vlnsS n n,n yra oo
ns%ls, ,ss: ~ "a sS Mss n a:' s
Wrs'Shesi@i ave liz IT of I,Oih~s de
Kisan charles " to pavli oaisey. i6'ih- 49,.
Klein 81 ,d.e and nd VIE st. to y Jonas r.h, a s.
Ss@an NsS 1 N'nasi Il" Sl' to Hasrpn Gaci No :is
East 10th demand .....+...-....-. 2SO
Levy George W To Emanuel iiellner and Moses
Wolf. North Moore st. 162 II ~
Mandcr Arthur G. and wife Wilson Brothers
10th st. rs W u Boulevard or llth- ~
Morgan ; Norman $. 70 the northern Imp55ssyemen
company II 1884 ~. 1901 4 = of Webster ~
Mem Howard. 10 Robert Boyd. lG5th st AZ
junction division line lots IL and III. map of ou
Eltona year ..:.......... ...,-..-........:. 3Wp
Noble James. and Frederick Gauss to Jacob
Newman. corner Lexington ave and "sth ST. o. oo,
O'ponnell. Joseph =. and Wifi t. virginia -
Rogers and another. trustees. etc i,9fh -,
of Washington 3 years 5000
O'Toole. Elizabeth o the Prince a Kinkie Iron
Fox and Its,th Coo
Perc-. Charles 4. ana wife to Harriet = Sanhorn.
No i2i st years .................. 1000
Sackett Frederick. to stephen Duncan. No 36J
Cherry IT. years ............... 1900
Senior Joseph T. q Edward Jenkins. y Man
haitian at. iOi.j IT ~ Manhattan years 5000
Stcinhard Norris to William IL Gebhard.
Madison ave and Tooth ST. yearr...... 2S.ooO
ioist st. " years ..'................ 5000
Shraw. Hugh. and wife TO Teachers GO oper
Building and Loan Association. Rock
neld st $50 Il Q OF Marion ,sv, ins,ancnis 2.Gio
The church ot Francis ,c Sales. New York
CITY. the Mutual Life Insurance Company,
New York. Goth 81 80 u " ~ Lexington 49,.
Van Dose H. John. and wife o William Il Lord.
ave- Years 1850
Wegencr. August-. ard another to Thomas J
Rush. Morris 30 (, II of Isis, st.
Same Thomas J Rush. y Morris $50 ~
of 1olst st. year 1.uO
yeanll.. Adelaide \. TO Daniel Il Ssybel.
Terrace View S3 II OF Kingsbrdge
1880
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WHITE STAR LINE.
CCNARD LINE.

CCNARD LINE
~. TO LIVERPOOL. ny QUEENSTOWN
lmbria Dec L. II a. IN f'amituia. Jan = ?. m
10 =. m Aurania Jan. - 10 q. m.
I.tuiria. Il~r. 81. in Lucania Jan l6 p IN
From, Pc Soith River. foO' = 'lafk-cn-
Ior r.igh, ana rrssa<. apply the Companys once
80 I Bowling Green Ne" YORK
VERNON II BROWN & Co. General Agents.
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Grnthcrs.

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yINr,TOR-A Everett stone tyale,. sol Fifth ave eN
perienccd in college preparatory instruction Recon-
ncnded by Rev Dr. Greer "a conscientious and com
o1. .ras.r
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10

Dantius Schools.
LEXANDER MA'GREGoR MenGc!s~,hn Rooms.
"A los West asfh So
strictly private lessons rrfar classes see circulars
nv GEORGE pOpWORTH.
i. - ani East i9ih stree.
Glasses and private ievsrrs. mems ca~ Mondays
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
DE ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

h For la Gnnyra. Puerto Cabelc. Curacao and MAJ
tsbo. curacao. from Robert Stores. brooklyn
IS. VENEZUELA. Saturday. December II IN
-. Illi.ADELl illA. W 'dnr-cay. December - D. IN
IS. CARACAS. ............ Wednesday. January 70 IN.
FOR MAPACAIRO VIA ST THOMAS
IS. CURACAO. Monday. Dec, mbcr -. ! %.
These American steamers expressly for the trade
have superior accommodations for passergera
BOIuToN. NiIeS DAfT.ETT.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10

CANA\\AH LINE FOR FLORIDA GEORGIA
- &c ri weekly from new Pier - \ II TUESDAYS
Thursdays ana Safurla,s j. NJ for direct
o,v - Augusta. Dec Ia La Grand Duchessc Dec II
<tns,s C;. ....... Dec /. tiy Of Augusta. Dec 10
-, nf Birmingham Dec ij Kansas CITY Dec 81
.u-passed cabin mmcda:iofs Connecting with
rail lines for points South and southwest For tickets
ami freight apply ~ 9Gl 3l BOB $50 ErOadway. o.
at the Pier. foot of Sp-ins-s'. -
" " G.. NJ SORREr. Manager
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
STEAMBOATS,.
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nnIOAnnW pWIW1MN 1Mr

Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave Oh
Pier II y r. foot canal St. at D. IA. daily ,Sundays
eNc.ptedl Connecting with trains for points North East
nd Most
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
HOLIDAY REPRINTS OF FICTION
CLASSICAL AND OTHERWISE.

THE HISTORY OF HENRY ESMOND. BY w NJ
Thackeray With an Introduction by Joseph
Jacobs and Illustrations by T. II. Koo'nsoi''
Octave. DIP. 5l3 The Macmillan Company
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port ~ Spain Ia Irea Ia Guayra Waracas). curacao
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cage 800 and upwards Send FOR illustrated panphle'
RED STAR Lime ITO ANTWERP.
Sailing every Wednesday.
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tr,esnnd Dec - noon Nesernand Jan. q. II on
INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers Is and IS North River Office q Bowling Green
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West iOh Street daily. except Saturday. p M
Connect with Delaware and lIuson and Fitchburg
SUNDAY touches At Albany.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-10
A MURDER NEAR FAIR BLUFF.
Prominent Families Believed to be I'm
plicated in the Crime.


Fair Bluff. N. c., Sept. 9.-(SpeciaD
The murder of young John Lee at
Whiteville over two weeks ago was a
most cowardly and disgracefu deed'
and the atrocity of the crime becomes
appalling when the real causes that leu
| to it are known. A scandal vltaIly al.
fecting the social standing of some OF
the most prominent families IN Column
bus county is believed to be pehlho
the terrible tragedy. A negro was
arrested, and at the preliminary trlai
plead guilty of completely IN the touI
murder. He said he was hired by a
negro, Jim Haynes,and thatJlm haynes
was hired by white man. care
full Investigations are being made ana
startling developments are expeeted.lt
was a most brutal affair, and the per-
sons who procured the murder, be
their position in church and society
.vbateyer il NAV, should suffer the full
penalty of the law.
Officers came through Fair Bluff yes
terday in pursuit of negro named
Nichols. who had broken into the
house of Mr.. orion Granger, near
Wanamaker, S. c., and stolen a con-
siderable sum of money. They were
only a few hours behind the thief
The Buffers Lumber Co., said to be
the largest lumber company in the
State, is constructing a railroad from
Hub to Fair Bluff. The squads of hands
are now in sight of town. 1t is sup
posed that the road viii connect here
with a line of steamers to be run from
Fair Bluff to Georgetown, S. G.
1atp 9TH
of acres of timber land in Columbus
and Robson counties and is saving
the timber up and shipping immense
quantities every day. They bought
this fine timber land, at rs and 40
cents per acre. The timber on many
am acre is worth $50 standing in the
forest.
Fair Bluff, in two weeks time, has
come into prominence as tobacco
market A large warehouse has recent
ly been built by Winston, Reidsvllle
and Fair Bluff citizens, and the sales
here almost every day are immense.
The tobacco produced in this section is
pronounced by buyers of lifelong ex-
perience TO be the finest export tobac-
co in the world. Three years ago the
farmers down here had never seen a
plant of tobacco, now some of them
cultivate as much as so acres. A few
of the farmers have realized as high
as $500 per acre on their crops of to-
bacco.
Every man down here is an enthu-
siastic supporter of Bryan and Wat
son. For person to advocate Nc
Kinleyism is to bring sure disgrace
upon himself.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-10
SUFFERING FOR LIFE TINE.

Persons afflicted with rheumatism
often suffer for life time, their tor
lures being almost without remission.
The joints and muscles of such unfor-
tunates are in most cases shockingly
contorted and drawn out of shape. To
afford them even temporary relief, the
ordinary remedies often prove utterly
useless. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
or the other hand, is avouched by per-
sons who have used it, to be genuine
source of relief. 1t keeps the blood cool
by promoting a regular habit of body,
and removes from it impurities which,
in the opinion of all rational patholo-
gists, originate this agonizing com
plant, and its kindred malady, the
gout. Besides This the Bitters remedy
disorders for the stomach, liver and
nerves, prevent and eradicate intermit-
tent and remittent fevers, promote APP
petite and sleep, and are highly re-
commended by physicians as a desir-
able medicinal stimulant and tonic.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-10
CORRUPTION IN POLITICS.
Secret Political Agitators Among the
Wisconsin Workmen.

| The worst element in this campaign
is. the part which Mark Hanna's fund
is playing. Candor compels me to give
the facts without regard to whether
| Mr. Bryan's election would be good
thing or a bad thing. There is plenty
of evidence, in my opinion, to show
that this is rapidly becoming the most
corrupt and corrupting political strug-
gle known to the American people.
Bryan may be defeated, but the in
fuence of money and of Mark Hanna's
methods upon the voters of Wisconsin,
in common with the voters of other
States, will not disappear after election
day.
Let me give one example. I speak of
matter / know and understand. The
Reliance Machine Works, owned by
the Edward p. Allis company, are sit
uated in Milwaukee. There are en-
ployed in this establishment something
like 4,sQO men, Here the Bryan senti-
ment is very strong.
1t is an absolute fact that 18 working
men in this establishment are at this
moment on the payroll of the Republic
can State committee as secret political
agitators. Their companions are ig-
norant of this fact and do not suspect
it.
The result is that these men have
an influence which they could not pos
sibly WELD were the truth known.
The Republican committee has also,
am informed, upon its payrolls a
large number of men in another estab-
lishment, which employs about 1000
working men. In several of the facto-
ries here gold standard arguments are
pinned each week to the envelopes con-
tanning wages.
The Republican committee has also
sent men into the mining districts of
Wisconsin to offer S. in Mexican silver
for $2.75 in American money.-7Jas.
Creelman in n. Y. World, gold organ.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-10
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-10

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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-10
FIGHTING SILVER REPUBLICANS

Knoxville, Tenn, Sept. Sit is ru-
mored here tonight that the Republic
can National committee has shelyed
w. p. Brownlow, member of the COM
mittee from Tennessee, on account OF
his free silver utterances and inclina-
tons and it is further said that he will
be withdrawn as the Republican nom
inee for Congress in the First district.
The gold standard Republicans OF the
district have called convention to
meet at johnson City on September 16
to nominate candidate for Congress.
1t is probable that exICongressman
W.. G. Anderson will receive the NOM
ination. The Democratic COMPRESSION
al convention has been called to meet
in Greenville ON the 10th istant. 1T is
impossible to predict who the nomi-
nee will be.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-10
TO GREET BRYAN
Preparations For the Great
Bryan Demonstration.
SPEAKS IN NASH SQUARE
s. A. LIS. Special Trains; South
ern's Low Rate.
Nash Square to be Illuminated With
Electric Lights and Transparencies
COMMITTEES Win be APP
pointed To-Day.

Sept. nth, Z o'clock p. m, William j..
Bryan.
To-day preparations viii be begun
for the great demonstration in honor
of the champion of silver and the
standard-bearer of Democracy.
Last night the Bryan-Watson club
held meeting, at which the matter OF
Mr.. Bryan's reception was discussed.
The president was authorized TO APP
point the proper committees on finance,
reception, arrangements, C., and
these will be appointed to-day.
The finance committee will at once
begin its work of soliciting funds Tor
the demonstration.
The committee on arrangements VIII
be hard at work from tomorrow on.
1t has been settled that Mr.. Bryan
will speak in Nash Square, the spacious
and pretty plaza in front of the Union
Depot. The Square will hold thou
sands of people. 1t will be brilliantly
illuminated with electric lights, and
here and there viii CLEAN transpar-
encies of varied design.
Several brass-bands viii be on hand
to enliven the occasion with good mu-
sic.
The military are expected to turn
out to add to the occasion.
Few events have excited so much in
terest among the citizens of Raleigh as
Mr.. Brvan's visit. Gold standard men,
free coinage men, Democrats, Republi-
cans and Populists viii unite as clti-
gems of Raleigh in giving the great ora
tor a reception worthy of the capital
city.
The Raleigh committee of reception
will probably meet Mr.. Bryan at
Greensboro and escort him to Raleigh.
Letters received here from all the
towns along the railroad lines leading
into Raleigh indicate that all the peo-
pie are coming to Raleigh to hear Bry-
an-not only the men are coming, but
they are going to bring with them
their wives and children, and sisters
and sweethearts.
September 17th--William j. Bryan.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-10
SILVER SENTIMENT IN OHIO.
Prof. Swingle Announces his Conver
sion to Free Coinage.

GAINESVILLE, O., Sept. 9.--0ne of the
most recent announcements that has
caused a decided stir in politics in
southeastern Ohio, is that Prof. c. M.
Swingle, lifelong Republican, and
who comes of a Republican family,
has come out unqualifiedly for free
coinage. Prof. Swingle is the principal
of the Cary Schools and a prominent
institution worker, besides being the
author of some school text books. AT
the organization of free silver club
he made free coinage speeches, and
went to the blackboard in the town
school house and gave diagrams and
figures to support his statements. This
is but one of a number of instances of
conversions in tic villages and towns
where the coinage question is being
discussed thoroughly. Raymond Dol
lings, one of the editors and proprie-
tors of the Evening Press, one of the
most prominent independent papers in
the State, said tonight that he had
made special effort to get at the facts
as to the silver sentiment, and had
found it on the increase.