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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-06

There is a hopefulness about the Re
publican headquarters cancerning the
breaking of the lines pr the solid
south in the fall electioHs, that has
not been noted since the first term of
cleveland. There are seyehal points
in which the rupture is Threatened,
from Louisiana to TENNESSEE Ken
lucky Democrats are by no means
sanguine of even carrying that state.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-09-06

John Hull than whom no man is
better acquainted with the situation
10 Iowa, says that ne idea that the
coming battle ground TO be in Iowa
is a mistake. That theyA2ttle there
is going to be, a onesil Rir and
that the Hawkeye s Rg to
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-08
BUSINESS MAN. 1NrEnEsr.
Fkow tho Average Non should Cas-.
lily NOIN.
(NeW York Lnilrnal

If business men would not take the
assertion a others 70. It that the gold
standard IS good for them. but were
themselves TO study the money ques-
t!on. we should hear ircllcuil bly, less
ABOUT the enthusiasm of the "ousiness
con Tuniiy" hereabout for Mckinl y.
When that candidate, before he was a
candidate, denounced President Cleve-
lana FIR his efforts % demOne,.z Sill
YER saying that the gold standard meant
that money should be dear ard evc!y-
thing else chcap-:ha. the gold dollar
became tn master and everything else
the servant he spoke the plain truth
Low prices are not good for the bust
ness man. and low prices are an inevi-
tAbie reSu!; OF contracting currency.
w 4 there $ 4 slack demand for farm
produce and labor the great majority
OF the consumers OF the country have
their purchasing power lessened and
no business man VIII maintain that 10
impoVerish his customers is good for
him.
The inter st of the mercantile and
II lnUrIctur.ng class. the ia:ge ana
snail s.o!ckeepers. ana all business
men who are no. lcaguod ~ the trusts.
Is not with the very rich. the va.u OF
whose Recommendations is cylaancea by
the approaching dollar of :he gold
standards; Their interests are Link i vi i
that OF the farmer, the III chlnir. the
labo:er. the clerk and the professional
MAN. nesS are Inc people whose
wa.Gs create trad ana # the times are
nc; good with them ;ht@ cannot be
good w.th tie business man.
demonstration would bring silve.
up 10 the mint ratio pr ~ to /. The
law Of su.riy and Demand would in
sure that. The talk about food OF
8 lvcr L,IrE dumped on us by the re-.
Of the world Is sheer nonsense. Sup
pose silver did come here. Before i,
could he used i, would have to h
turned into dollars, ard these dollar
necessarily spsn, IN the purchase Of
goods, Bat there Is no surplus Of s.lvet
- hood US our own exports OF
silver now exc ed the product Of our
MINES Free silver wcuG give line
country sril,ic'en. money for is needs.
ana forced the now lo"ked-up gold to
come Oh; ana go into productive indus
Try. III II we should have rising mar
ku.s, busy factories. employed labor
WITH rising WAGES. ann population
able ~ feed and oicthn Itself. L; Is not
oVer-produutlon that IS troubling us.
but under-consumpt!On
Has the goll standard pro iuceh ef-
fees 50 gratifying that s ns.ble bust
rrss mon should vote to maintain Il?
What promise Of good times is there
In Il:
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A Clear Statement Of the Conditions OF
the Last Bend Issue.
CLEVELAND WANTED GOLD BONDS.
And Tried TO Induce Congress, by
Special Message, to Yield 10 the
Syndicate and Issmo Them, hut 1t
Refused -Thc BOdDs Arc Express.
~ Made Payable ip "roin."
(Atlanta Const!;utIon.l

The following communication f:Cm n
business man OF Atlanta relative 30 the
refusal OF congress TO authorize an !ssus
OF government bonds specifically paya-
bic IN gold. leads us 10 infer THAI a great
many people have forgotten :le C.rcun-
stances THAT led 10 IN refusal 20 author
ize gold bonds. although the even. oc-
CURED no further back that February
1895:
Editor Constitution If the state
ment contained IN you'd ed.tc.al OF
yesterday is tue. that President
Cleveland. IN j message to
Congress. urged that authority
b9 given 20 max one OF
the las, bond Issues payable
in Ecrd, stating that the syndicate
would pay SlG,GO0.000 more for III,
bonds than Il made payable in
CON" Ii seems 70 ne that he con-
teit!on mat these very bonds are
now payable in gold is absolutely
Eroundles.. Th.s subject has nev.r
been clear 10 me. f.. | am frank 20
say that the contention of cer.l!a
prominent iinancers that these
bonds are payable In gold and taa's
the nl;.nn's honor IL !nvo.v 4 N
such paymen, has not been without
Its effect upon ME. I id not think
tina. they would deliberately make
this claim without good ground ;or
II.
<AIe you SttLd.n liths You IEtINu
INC Presidents message correctly. FOR
since Consr, IS positively refused TO
grant such authority. II seems 10 me
now tami If the President ala write
SUCH a message, ana The bonds We're
sold 10 be made payable In Goin. after
the governments d.rec. refusal To-
authorize their payment IN gold.
that 20 force gold payment of the:r
bonds now would he robbery of
the people and an outrage ON the
nation
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fEA 'IHs.l.T uN.

Mr.. NJ. Gordon has been inaispnsel n
fe.' da"S 1T his home. on RIOS. avenue.
Last ca ming at o'clock Il Very quiet
marriage took place ., the rarsonage oi
the Park Avenue Baptist Church. when
l ~ ). i. Han performed the ceremony.
Tha contracting partie; were MIR. Hcr.
pert y. Horton and Miss India Bell
BON of this ward. rhcy will reside al
the corner OF Kelly and Brambletoa
avenues
The birthday sociahle. under auspices
or the Epworth League Of Trinity
Church, which takes place Tonight nj
the residence OF Mrs T.. l.. Bonney's.
reservoir avenue. will be particularly
interesting.
Mrs: Napoleon Moore and son. of VIII.
.o"Ehhy avenue, have returned home
Mrs. Is. Lee Carer. Of baltimore l.,
VISITING her daughter, Mrs George ".
'saddler, At "i5 North Maltby avenue
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HUNFEItSS'II.s.E.

The fair is 50 attractive there is ouite
a dun speil in this town
MISS Alae savage is now able to be IN
at her home COZ Central avenue.
The members and friends of thn Iovoi
Temperance Legion may EXPECT ihn
usnai meeting at p. IN. tomorrow a,
the Methodist Church
Mrs. Katie T. letter. of Baltimore. Ma
VIII leave to-day for her home after
sperdinS pleasant time with her
Princess Anne avenue. .
Mr.; ana Mrs. Hamilton. an aged cor.
PIE, have recently occupied No. , W.,
Princess Anne avenue. and they are in
destitute circumstances. This vii oi;''
a chance to those who desire 10 do n
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-08
GOSPEL OF HEALTH.
Glad Tidings Proclaimed by Thank
full Minis ters.
Hope for Weak and Facilitated People.
How Health and Strength May Be
Readily Obtained.

There are 40 words so strong as these
spoken by the true minister of the
Gospel One knows and feels. il stinct-
lively, that such words come fr.m the
heart, and are uttered only with the
earnest purpose OF doing good to hui
manitX. These great preachers thus
proclaim a new Gospel OF Health to the
sick and discouraged, which means re-
newcd health, hope, happiness.
Rev. +. II. BuiTum, OF Winchester,
~ H., who is Grand Army Chaplain for
the state Of New Hampshire, says -
1.-The remedial effect Of DR.. Grccrc's
Ncrvura blood and nerve remedy on
the weaknesses and nervous prostra-
ton Of my wife. was 50 positive and
speedy that we can heartily testify to
its undorbtcd merits"
Rev q. l.. Wells, OF Hardwicl1, VT,
wrtcs:--
have used DR.. Grecne's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy with most ex.
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AvcrIoN sAnrs-rurunE DAY.

V A4i!AbhE TRUCK FARM NEAR
GH i,.B,!s IL "a. FOR SALE.
Circuit Court OF Norfolk county. Virginia,
on The 18th DAY of September. 1896 in the
suit suit, Of tte Eait!m9rc Guano Company vs..
SATURDAY, 1.-THE II ii day or October, 1896,
at u o,c!ocl. m. in front Of the courthouse
Of Of sa.d county. In the city of Portsmouth.
virginia, sell ut public auction to the high
g ay bidder. that NALUABLE TRUCK
ern Branch Maeistorial district, in said
county OF Norfolk. bounded and described
OF land, with the buildings thereon, stu
a .Ia IN Western Branch Mas!steriai d O.
iilct, IN said county and State, adjoining
v 1nc' otner and forming one tlact of land
upon winch the said Jc;hro Spivey now re-
S,Ghe9s; one of the said tracts lie ng the same
66y I2chariah Copeland and wife, by deed
m !, Us IN day OF October, ISL in wN'ch
S,teFiing Point Creek, east and south by
me Inc IN nos q ino@as w. Niachie auu west
John S VIE deem deem nj TO thg sstate Of
acres: and the other OF said tracts being
mat which was conveyed to said Jethro
decd dated the 2Sth day Of October. ISL.
~ which 1t s described as bounded north
south ~ Macl;ie's lands and wes, anu hSi
A!ars' lanGscontainins thirty-aeven ceres,
rods. The whole of said farm contain ng
s."tS-5glen acre $. ttIIoe ioods and twenty.
sin 80 "ne-ihird r,ds moro or less
TEBMS.-Oue-thNd Of the purchase
InioAs% TO i'a paid N cash. and the balance
tE...,,9i 10 ne PAID IN two equalnstallmcnts
iveN, from ~. day OF sale for wh CHI tho
purchaser shall iivc his bonds. PAYABLE
In tuD -"t a. 0rn.S- .~rrr a. 10
ton OF the purchaser, the whole OF tho
purchase price may toe iH.d Ia lasn me
~ TO he retained Until the further order
WA. VI. OLD,
=. w. COLEMAN,
oc7-tds Special Comm ssonerl
I certify that the bond required by the
dccrroe mentioned above hos hcen given
TESTE:- l.. NJ. SILVE T r., c. &.
by r.. THOMPSON, D. c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-08
III Won lIril 81 yrrip,ld

Anont TO visit some section of country
"eitiS il2!h' al disease. either in the form
%. .!liS ara '"vcr or bilious remlttrnt
MS IKE, bht,irHlarlv rife. what would be the
We will ten you-to carry along or nro"iifo
~ hi'lNlNS, that potent medicinal safe
: Hatu, liostc'tcr' : st ma h Filters. known
W.. "t malaria Il Cucd reg Cns her.
and y either countries. as the siirest means
OF ,"aTMIng the miasInGt c scourgc, ana
tSn ~. tIE II or its fell destructive influence
~. GillN Goes II l0rt!iy the system by in
tt.fIslNt tI stamina, hut oyerComos reg
NC IS'tly o. aiEestion. the liver and tho bow
i'ctS o. oYcr-cNcrtiun bodily and ,nrn.ol
exposure IN rough weather. or occupation
no scuoNtary or lahor!ous, loss OF appetite
~. y. excessive nervousness. The function =
pl iu.lnchtation. bilious secretion and s.ecp
a,,.t, IN II most powerful and reliab Bile
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-08

ccllcnt results. 1t did great good fer
my wife. We think highly of DR..
Gcccnc's Ncrvura blood and nerve rem
edy. and cordially recommend it,"
Rev. c. ID. Il. Meacham, pastor Zap
list Church, Townshcnd, VT, states {:
" ! am very glad TO say in regard to
Dr. Grccne's great remedy, that when
my blood was badly impoverished and
NY nervous system greatly impaired,
Dr. Greenc's medicine gave me won.
dcrful relief"
Rev, Henry L"ngford, OF Weston, w.
Va, says: II took DR.. Grecnc's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, and am won
derfuily Improved in health and
strength. / can heartily and truth
fuzzy recommend 1t TO the sick"
CIcrgymcn strongly recommend the
people 10 use DR., Greenc's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. because thew
Inow u cures. and because ii is a
PHYSICIANS prescription, the discov.
cry OF the most successful specialist
III curing nervous and chronic diseases.
d. Greene, OF 30 West 18th St. New
i ork CITY, who can be consulted f.ec.
personally or by letter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-08
Among Omr Coi.on ,Icm.

Iair weather in the cotton belt.
,l'NSfpooI luture contract market de-
c'taed 10 10Th. closing steady.
Silver %0d.-declne IA.
New York future contract market do
cined TO points. closing steady.
safes. 1890 bales. December. 7.S6 to
80 January. "95 10 7.96; March, sos
Consols loo 9-lGd.-decline lid
receipts al United States ports yes
ierday were 80. 900 bales. against As 7I3
hales last year ana 1920 bales in 1891.
New orleans future market advanced
points January. 767
Estimate Of New Orleans receipts to-
gay are 1000 10 1900 bales. against
U',g3 naies last year and 1i,S0i bales
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-08
This is News, and il is So

NEW CoATs-Excellent Elack Reayer
Coats s. So, ana St; Capes. 81 and So ana
up to $50. Novelties in Two-Tones Boucic
Coats, Sla. Among the five hundred new
coats between the prices named are many
good ones. Yours is here Come for it.
BhANkETS-The fourth floor is piled
nigh with cases Of them; 81 will buy a pair
of Heavy White Cotton Blankets: so.G9.. an
AE-Wool White 1911 Blankets. $3.50. the fine
White Calfornias.
twenty-five bales of yard-wide Yellow
Cotton smooth and fine. made for the big
store and branded w. r.. & c.. twenty yds
OF this. eec.
ClrToNNES-Bright and pretty Gre.
tonnes are here-GAc. a yard.
UEDERWEAR-Stir time follow the
great purchase of some five thousand
pieces of Winter Underwear. No wonder
for unprecedented values were go; and 5
given. Ladies Flcoccd Ribbed. Sgc.. in
stead Of soc. Ladies' Flat" 60 per cent
wool. SOC. instead of 75c Mems and La
dies Fine. very Heavy All-Wool. 81. thar
are $1.an everywhere
Wish Cloth cleans and polshes silver
all metals. TWO pieces costs 25c. There
are limitations made but they have not
even the poor merit OF being cheaper.
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oc7-tls
r'i.DEr1SAE.G.

O!iiCc OF the
Board OF Street. Sewer and Drain Com'rs,
Norfolk, Va, October !, 1875.
bids WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
- Office until . o'ciCCE H. m, Oh the 3Ih
instant Tor furnishing Pocahcntas Coal ut
the 6 ty G2lhaCe Cremator, for the re-
maiEdcr Of the present fiscal year.
hlos must he maze for so much per ton
OF 2.2iG pounds. delivered at such times al nd
in such quantities as may be directed by
the Oily Engineer.
Bond win good security In the sum OF
SlcJl VIII be required.
rhc r,ght to .%ject any and all bids Is
reserved.
(SiCn.u) w. II. WALES JP
oC@-It Chairman.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-08

Have you see the new line of rocket
T T%uNS an ana &C., card ca5es at +. H. Gales?
see his new stock nf sca.f plns Ha ~ 4,
rS ,i,, new goods evry day, whirn are
ccssilG marked at very reasonable prices
,,tn, you bS suffering from dcfeet,va
~. shtoii De sure to consult his Dr. Weck
ophtha.Dnologlst A'eu @s On
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-08

Win the exhllara;!ng sense of renewed
illness which fellows the use or So. IL
of Figs is unknown to the few No ~
not progrs s>ed beyond The oId-ii,,o
medicines and the cheap subs.i,,i, .
sometimes offered but never accepted Inv
the well Informed lp'eu y!
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-08

THO r,Tr,. ~. =, -, I,, ., 80
wac roSt,,,o ~ s,, 80 ~ unhuS
a., Cio,.Iia',S -, u.J , ~. ~ -
49,. -, 'iImu WIN sHe &9iu sEHdiva't'
uhoer ih9 terms OF which That syndicate
s anu rs Sc coiareemsrs abroad yer 10 pro-
i,nh,,,,ry. ~ %, 81. ia'.s run
The iss,,e ~ SGS ooo G6o - 30 Al re'u''' 10!
~, Va F"-'Uou'ocu ot ppHus-
oe,i, Inc 10, noiuS ~ me synG!clte was 10 re-
shirtv"ws,, ,' nor Si nn ot t,e r.eMtf were
srt,,. 10y - 80. 80 p''ius' huI
,arad ~. -, III, ~ ~ .uu prem en-
.sna,i,r ~ -, - 10 az stl,
the premium ,he syn,ifrotn -, ta,,,,., w.
VS. mHi!hH - i3y lor ponuS specifically
Iated thn sth az r1, Ia. IA So s,.Se Fis
TO be roun1 in ,rhe c,N".tr, i, - ~ -
ora hut in o,pl. No. 1'',V't'' i'o,
mis.,,n ohon, .. ,.'a ~ mp DC no
sag in another column
Th9, messgna aT"nii,,,,,. ..,
oucstIon ~, "a ~ 1870 s.i!FS 'ne
chasers cf .bo -, o. .he nnr-
coin bonds orc NOT T,v,i,in ~, ''.7 'i"'
cent al tha on,inn ~ ~. .t,'e AZ ho'n .N-
they off rpI nron,,,,n, Sn - -
caliv rlvah,S In ,i"iS WV, D'.,,'N nl'et.H-
turitv Gr thn hn 81 49, y. lhS MA
SiG ~. IN, ~, $3.50, Nouiu amount 70
nn., nr ~; m,S pippS7I'ion on the
1,,do tbn .,,,,;ao. - - Hi'ci'c W@a
lands n,sssaa2 !, " Va, '' s,as ~ CieNe-
C5n~rnes or5 =, - presented TO
corsidaro,inn $50, uoua shve Il SINAI!
ontinn nT ~ ro, - 80 SurreHier me
bonds and o,6or ,tiiir.. ~ PAY an lis
.rold or silva 30, w,,,s'' .loiS III ellher
the law ".iS 10 the terms OF
or naro,r,,, 80
lands mScss,, - ~ ilSSiueht Cieve-
ares ntna M 80 ~" ne du;ifuily
cato n so cnria1i,,,. 49,, % the sNnii-
so sh,molsygi,. ~ "ol-tu' ana sets
surreurlar bn ,,:o .'.,,,, insure o! the
had mn1nl "a ~ ,,, -,,'',7 ~ MAKE (and
reu,odure II b.r' gu. ne! lover mar W
W., 49,. s - mere l9f me bene'i; OF those
presi 49, toIsI.'eh what spectacle The
whom he - ~, S,s ' ,. states presents
rruste. h'ecS before the gold
Sr o,,r.
dol,bt IN sc 'Iivte never should be a
IF Ia go a.s uuIr.er Is 10 the bonds
no,aE,os q nm i 1 when are made
c:in,;mo,inr I'm. l:eIeiore the dis
yes.orS 'S Sa.,, ~ me Judgement of in
lions ~ zen our pond ohl,sa-
flcslIv ~ 10 1871 ~. III ana nose speci-
sirnifon,,. 1890 II; gold is very
10 sugrast tho. ,,,h LILY necessary
orr viay.. r,'ai. Whatever may DE
our views on the subject. the sen
rrnie,'s vi preferences of those with
sMnu ~ ON nu heg0. ie In dispos-
1ect 70 our dic;ation.
me uiserim!nation' which the synd,
cats banks mace between coin bonds
~ nsa pu,.us maie specifically payable in
so!u ecerta!h!y was "s!gn.!ica g
80 n.S.'!icdht maj cleveland thought I,
10 49, u M t,al beyond ali qucs-
stanGs the nature of the contrsc. jntn
when they enter when they purchase n
government bond. No matter what
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-08
SEzT:'PISG NEWS.
Concluded from Seventh Pagc)

~-"~~~-~e~---~------
Barge Anna Morgan. Gray, from Ply
mouth, y. c., with lumber
CLEARED.
Sehr. General S. l.. Merwin, Sneed,
Providence. with coal.
Schr Mary y. Randall, Burch, New
London, with coal
New Haven. with coal.
SeAr, Minerva l.. Wedmore, West Nor
io,h TO Money Point. TO finish loading.
Baiges coal King and Sassica, Hoboli
en-. y. y, with coal.
Su0r. Wm. X. McCabe. Williams. for
Baltimore, with general cargo
EarEes j. T.. Nankirll. Rose T.. Hacan
ana Kate NJ. Ilagan, coal, for Rich
SAILED.
Hcnr. u. O. {. Wishart. Leek. Chica
hoIniny river, to load wood.
Schr. Samuel w. Hall. Mumford, Dy-
mer's Creek. to load wood.
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AUCTION SALEs-rnrs DAY.
BY Valentines 4 Stevens. Auctionee e11s.'

by Na!eE'li'-s x Stevens, Auclioneera.
A LARGE SALE OF GOOD FURNI-
~ ture, Clothing, Accorde6ns Baskets.
sc, THlS(Thursday) MORNING at 10
o'clock, at our auction house. IS Bank
street ~ large consignment of Oak and
MHlnut Furniture, for Chamber, ParIor.
Dining Room and Eall. Sale pos two La
dies invited.
VALENTINE & STEVENS.
ocS-1t Auctioneers.
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MciiinrnnHIinI.

Italian war ship Christosaro Calomb
passed IN the Capes for Baltimore a;
o'clock a. IN.
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GIVEN A HEARTY WELDON"

Ancicn mt and Honorable Artillery Com~-ny
Of Boston Reaches England.
LIVERPOOL, July 9.-The Cun2rd
steamship Servia, from Boston, having
on board the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery Company Of Massachusetts,
reached the landing place here at 4
O'Clock. The Americans were greeted
with the heartiest of cheers from a vast
%concourse of people, and they made a
lusty response.
LONDON, July S.-The train having
the Bostonians on board steamed into
Euston station at 8 As p. M. The whole
route to Finsbury square was lined with
cheering people, and the so or more ON.
nibuses conveying the Bostonians had
the greatest difficulty i'll traversing the
crowds, who pressed around the vchi'
cles in the enthusiasm of the greeting
accorded the Americans. The visitor:
expressed unbounded pleasure at thu
hearty reception they met with.
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BRYAN OF THE WEST
The Unanimous Choice of the Democracy
at Ohicago-so South Dakota State Pro-
hibitionists Nominate q Ticket.

Special dispatch to The Daily Leader.
ST. PAUL, July 10, LAO p. m.-The
first ballot in the democratic national
convention to-day in the nomination Of
candidate for president, resulted: Bland
234; Boies, g.; Bryan 1879; Matthews, 81
Blackburn, 81; Pattison, SO; Mclean
81; Tillman, II; Pennoyer, 8; Stevenson
20; Teller, 8; Russell, 90; j. E. Campbell
l. Many gold men did not vote.
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COINAGE OF SILVER.

Treasury Department VIII Increase the
Monthly Output.
WASHINGTON. July l0.-On July !
the treasury held of the silver bullion
purchased under the act of July IA,
1890, 1871 ,84l ,424 ounces, costing $l1S.-
9O6, 45S. The coming value Of this
bullion in silver dollars is $l.0,44l, 4O2.
Since Nov. l., 1893. 1851, 491 standard
silver dollars have been coined. and it is
said at the treasury that it is probable
that the coinage of silver dollars will be
increased to $780, 900 or 5000, 900 per
month after Aug. l next.
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THE CITY.
LOCAL RI.

Prof. Young and Miss Christie re.
turned home to Vermillion from Chau.
tauqua.
The visiting druggists mainly depart
cd by the outgoing trcins ut oon and
this evening.
Weather report. Tonight and Sstur'
day partly cloudy with cooler except in
extreme southern portion.
Three "prairie sohooners' from Nebras'
ka passed through the city northward
today with immigrants looking for har.
vest work. The golden fields Of the Da,
kotas are the attraction Of the laborel
this year.
A marriage license was granted to-day
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a DAILY
MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA.
D JULY 10, 1896.
Local Time aNle.

Local Time able.
Chicago. Milwaukee q st. Paul hallway. which
sook effect, Sunda May 4, 1856:
fRAINs como EAST.
Psssenge., No. =, depsrss IL :lo .. m.
TRAINS o0In0 vnsr,
Way freight, No. ", departs 4:1O p. m.
TRAENs pROm fHR BAsr.
Passenger, No. 1, arrives $3.50 p. m.
Freight, No. %, arrives 2 90 p. m.
rAAINs PROM TIE WBer.
Freight, No. ~, arrives 10 a. q. m.
Ali the above trains carry passengers: but
ireights only when passen gers are provided with
tickets.
Passenger trains going ssss make connection
st Egan for oil points south.
MADISON d BRisroL LINE.
Pssseng ger goina north. depssts 400 p. m.
Passenger from north arrives, IL 100 .. m.
H. r. Wool. Local Agent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-07-10

With total OF items given yesterday
making a grand total Of s3,444.53. De-
Quoting from this the total expenditures
as given, s3,l33.46, left a balance Of
s311. l3 in favor of receipts, which was
applied in payment Of debts OF the as
ISOLATION.
DR.. Reitze''s lecture at the auditorium
in the afternoon on 1.-THE Nile," it's peo-
pie and geographical significance, was
much appreciated by Chautauqua people
because Of it's freshness of matter and
information ahd ELECTED q call from his
hearers to give them more of his views
at this mornings Round Table.
Last evenings program of recitation
and song by Mrs. Clara Miller and the
Ottumwa Quartette was also pleasing in
its richness and variety. Mrs. Miller re.
cited the "Whistling Boy" the Family
Drum Corps" and "Jamie" receiving
hearty The quartette rendered
Hark the Trumpet" "Spring Song"
"Gwine Back to Dixie" ''Good Night"
and several spicy refrsins as encores
which delighted the audience. They ap-
peared again this afternoon much to the
edifcation OF the audience.
The program this evening at the lake
will be the Assembly chorus. band con-
cert, and lecture on "Baked beans and
brown bread" by Rev. NJ. w. Waters.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-07-10

Lake. q. O. Goddard of Minnehaha, A.
II. Reed of Beadle. A. G. Hunt.
Congressmen-M. B. Alexander Of
WATERFOWL, X. Lewis OF Lake Preston.
GOVERNOR. F. Hanson OF Mt. YER
non.
1t. Cow. G. Carlyle OF Bookings.
Secretary Of State--C. NJ. Peck Of
| Mitchell.
Treasurer--Joseph Harker.
Supt. Of Public Instructiou--Geo.
Kephart OF Violin.
The remainder OF the ticket will be
! filled by the executive committee.