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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-15

sALE-BY VIRTUE OF DEED
eofaed In The clerks Office OF the hustIngs court
LOT me city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed hook "a.
Jack and Elizabeth j. j ack conveyed 70 ths NM w
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-15

'TRUSTER'S SALE.-ON THE 9TH DAY ON
1885, at 1a:95 DEL DcS a. m. 7
~ ouer Tor sale at public auction on the
Rnan lIs improvements, situated In the city OF
noiia street 1860 8 feet west OF Park street thenea
wi.a magnoiia street north Is devrees s minutes
W ~ ieett 70 2 point, thence south Ia degrees IS
negtees 0 minutes east 81 feet to a point, thence
norin "a degrees IS minutes east 10, feet 10 the
oesinnlpg and known as part OF lots ~ and "a
section rs, OF the map OF Trout and ,Jamisonss
N2TSht n Ssde ADDITION to Roanoke CITY, Va.
In a deed of trust from j. q. Clarke dated the Ist
oer OF JniY, 1891, aud recorded in tho Clerks
Omce OF the hustings court for the city OF Roam
neen made In the payment under the bond
n TsRu sScnrSa for more than three months.
order the above deed of trust is SSsS 50. ss of ths
1as ~ day OF December, 1895. SILAS W. BURT,
Trustee.
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HRuSTRE,S SALE.-ON 2OTH DAY OF
n 1896, at 1i:2O a. m, l will ofer
LOT safe ut PUBLIC auction on the premises. the
,olowlng described parcel OF land with it's Inn.
pr1Se% situated In the city of Roanoke.
street s1D feet north of Bullitt street or SIEVE nth
avenue; THENCE north 50 degrees west 1917 feet
10 an alley, thence north 10 degrees east SO feet
70 horder street, thence south 10 degrees west SO
rect 70 the place OF beginning and known as mart
Company.
the above sale Is made by authority contained
IN a oecd or trust from j. ID. Hose dated the lat
oay OF April, 1Sl2, end recorded In the clerks
once OF the hustinss court for tho city OF Roam.
SRe IN deed book 70, page 270. Default having
ueen mace In the payments under the bopd
therein secured for more mar three month. oonu
TERMS OF, SALR-Cash. The Amount dne
ahaer the above deed oftrustie 81, 1Is. 95,as OF the
~ 90 I'd "IponL'
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'GRUsTER'S sALR-oN THE 10Th DAY OF
-, 1ANUhRY, 1898, AT 9O'CLOCK A. H., !
viii oner for sale at public auction on the
nLemi.ee' tho following described parcel Of land
WwI.n ls improvements, situated in tho CITY of
beginning at a poirt on the west side OF rosh
tsroet or tenth avenue 8 W., 100 feet west OF
FIanhrn street, thonce with Tosh street 81 de-
eIees4 40 minutes ives. 100 feet to an alley, thence
Win tslu alley north Z degrees 80 minutes esst
40 ieet to Watts st,cot or Ninth avenue. thence
soath 81 degrees 80 minutes east 1O) feet TO \
tn ent r. t me- south degrees 80 minutes west SO
!9ts 10 and 10, section is, OF the Lewis addition to
the city OF Roanoke. Va. W
The above sale is made by authority conto;nod
In q deed Of trust from Matilda A. Woomaw
G in ,Se the 2th day Of August, 1894 and recorded
c 4 u ciSrxs ounce OF tn" husiiugs court for the
Guy or Roanoke In deed book OF. page 9sS De.
ianit having been made In the pay under
inc pond therein secured for moro than three
TERMS OF sALE-Cash. The amount dine
ander the above mentioned deed OF trust is
So;ai5 oo, as OF the last day OF December. laos. "
121t JOHN q. TEN EYCK, Trustee.
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TRUST EE'S Saloon THE 10th DAY OF
JANUARY, 1896, AT 1I:4D O'CLOCK A. N.
l VIII one for eale vt public auction on the
premises the following described parcel of land.
Roanoke: ' y"
Lots IL. 10. 20, 81 and %, in section 16, Belmont
adnition TO tho city OF Roanoke, Va
Tho ab We sale is made by authority contained
IN o deed Of trust from $. a. Conpert, Idated the
Let DAY OF December. 1891, and recorded III the
Gi'rKs efice OF the hustings oourt for the city OF
Roanoke In d. ed book 10, page 4S2. Defaut 6sv.
Ing been made in the payment under the bond
lheiein sscared for more than three months.
OF ALE-Ca h. The amount du.
nnter The above deed OF trust is IS, C76. "a. "a of
The 3lst day OF December, 1928.
70 30 I'd. M T S
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LEGAL NOTICES.

RY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DIED OF
~ trust dated the 10th day of October, 1889, and
recorded In tho clerks office OF the musings court
for the city of Roanoke in deed book rs, uape is
from M. @. Morris TO the undersigned for the pnr..
pose OF securing the Roanoke Building Assncia.
ton and Investment Company the sum of SOIL 40.
to become due in monthly instruments of SO 50
each; default having been made in the ayments
therein occurred. and having been REQUESTED by
the beneficiary, ] will offer for sale, in front Of
the courthouse OF the CITY Of Roanoke. AT 10
O'CLOCK NOON, ON THE 0TH DAY OF FER.
RUARY. 1Sl6. the following described parcel OF
land, situated In the city OF Roanoke:
Beginning at a point on the south eide OF Wise
street $40 feet cast OF Barbour street. thence
north u degrees 80 minutes east 10 feet IN n
point, thence south II degrees 90 Minutes east 128
feet a inches to an alley. thence south "a degrees
8 minutes west 10 feet thence north II degrecs OF
minutes west 1913 feet 4 inches TO the bcginning
TERMS OF SALR:-Cssha "a to tho Costa 6f
sale and the sum of s 1873 %, and as to tho ann or
$lS6.2 20 upon a credit, to become due In monthly
lnetalments OF 50 81. with interest upon each I'm.
stalmcnt from the 10th day OF October. 1SSg: and
as TO the residue upon a credit OF one and two
years from the day of sa.o, all OF the deferred
payments TO be secured Oy q coed of trust upon
the premises conveyed.
no I'd LUCIAN II. COOKE, Trustee.
TO w. L. MOORE AND RUTH A MOORE.
You are hereby notified that on the 18th dov
OF the February term, 1896, OF the hustinps conr,
Tor the city OF Roanoke, Va, the Security Invest
mcnt company Will move said court to annoint
Lucian III Cooke az trustee in two certain deeds
Oh trust. executed by you dated the 18th day of
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-15

HkuSTEE Saloon THE GOTH DAY OF
1876, AT 12:45 p. Nj. 4 viii
oner Tor sale at public auction on the premises.
in1 roiio og described parcel of land with its
u R,.oEements Situated In the city OF Roanoke:
anmer etreet or Fourth avenue n. W., 1855 feet
east OF henry street, thence south 80 fecsto an.
poiht on same. the nco north sos feet to OilmsT-
street, thoncs with Gilmer street west ass feat TO
the place ut beginning.
The above sale is made by authority contained
a. . aeed OF trust from 8. j. Ottino, dated ths
IN Gay OF june, 1872. and recorded in the clerks
hoEo IN deed book Is, page 80. Default having
ueen made In tho payment under tho bond
tnTreIn occurred for more than three months.
IkRAS OF ~sALR-Cash. The amount dina
under the above deed OF trust Ia $500 90. as of The
3lst day OF December, 1926. Nv
1aSotd sILAs W. BURT, Trustee.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
under the above mentioned ac.d =, go
SisSi9,o9. as OF the 3lst day Of December. Tis,ss -
,oeo. JOHN q. TEN EYCR'
H~oeo Substituted Trustee-

SALON TIE 10Th DAY
WI OFFER FOR sale at public auction on the ppsm /.
is s tue toiiowing described parcel Of land with
Roauoko: ~ sno CITY OF
Beginning at n point on the north aide O, an.
mSI Stseet5 - feet east OF Brooke street. thencs
nossa sdegrees 10 minutes east 800 feet to a pointe.
sIeISS soptn " degrees f6 minutes east so fer 10
PONY, tnence south Q degrees rs m nutes West
as AZ ne. sest 70 : point. thence south 10 degrees west
The above sale Is made nv Authority cor,,.,
y : d Gee OF trust from J j. Beckner. dated tho
SierxIs On ce OF the ~hustipgs court Tor ths nity aS
nmUaT0sS IN deed book n, page laa Default
nss l peen made In the payment under the BOND
tnefein secured for more than three month";.
.ne ABOVE sde Will be made by tho under.
sigued, who was substituted as trustee in ths
sHHss mentioned deed OF trust In the place Of
snr y " Durt oy an order OF the hastings, court
term, 1895. . sne Aafch
TERMS OF s~ALE-Cash. The amount dn.
snder the above mentioned deed Of trpst IL
SofS'sh "a OF tho Slat day OF December, fSo5.
80 N JOHN @. TIN RYCK.
Substituted 1ruatea
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LEGAL NOTICES.

January, 1898, recorded In tho clerks oNice OF
the hustings court for tho city OF Roanoke. Va,
Salen II. Coon the trustee named in eaid deeds.
ne. tho said Galen II. Coon desiring to BIO re-
loved OF said trusts
SECURITY INVESTMENT COMPANY.
CAV By Cooke % Glasgow.
i hereby notified that on tho 18th day of Jan
nary, 1886, the National Mutual Building and
Loan Association OF New York will movo the
sunius MfGehec as trustee In a certain deed Of
i isSss executed oy yon da, ed the 9st day OF April,
hustings court for the city Of Roanoke, in decd
nook IS, page 2S1. In tho place OF George J. Poet,
Ine trustee In said deed, he the said George j,
rect desiring to be relieved OF said trust.
NATIONAL MUTUAL BUILDING N LOAN
ASSOCIATION,
II S1aw4 wv ByLuonH H. Cooks. Attorney.
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LnaAI. NoTropp.

Se.slgned certain real estate therein describod In
nustt 70 secure the Roanoke Trust, Loau and SAT-
Dsposlt Company tho payment OF the cum OF n
10y, with interest. and default having been medc
IN payment OF said debt, aud having boen 70.
Suestsd so to do by the holder thereof, i snan IN
THE 10th DAY Os JANUARY
teso, Al ~ M, in front Of the court,
nTqse In the city OF Roanoke, Va, proceed ia
seu az public auction to tho highest bidder. All M
t"9 property described in said deed, to.wit:
inat certain lot OF land lying In the CITY OF Roa.
nose, va, beginning ut q point on the north side
VI Oampoel avenue 1877 z feet west OF JefYeraon
1,ISot, tnence north . degrees cast SsX feet TO a
PPoint thence north s. degrees4 IS minutes west
osLeet 70 Q point. thence sonth Q degrees West
90 Ieet 70 q point on Campbell avenue, thence
cast 90 feet to place OF beginning.
This lot has on IL q thfee.stofy brick h,,,n...
ne9te, now occupied by tho Evening World orse.
ana 10 = most desirable investment. ~
mis- property Will bs sold subject To deed n,
rust from Fr.ncts r., Matilda w. aud RlIxaheth
S'yack TO 3. w. Jamison, trustee. dated ,Iannsry
a,lo.o: recorded. in tho clerks once on hnrtinus
S0att Tor city OF Roanoke in deed book VI. psoe
to,to secure to Hcesrs. A. N. and w. "A. Fuiier
sne payment OF $1,000. a. therein set ont, with in.
ally. p'~ops somi'annu-
T~ERAs-Cash a. to cost OF sxecutiny tb,.
trust, including trustees commission OF q mar
cont, and the rum Of $t,as2 70, together with anv
Snpalo taxes that may be due on said propeTty.
naIance, II any, payable in ono and TWO yesys
from date OF sale with interest, deferred naym ant.
70 % evidenced by negotiable notes and Secured
~ aeed OF trust on the property sold.
HU III y. w. JAMESON. Truatee
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NRuSTRR's SALE ON THB aOTU DAY OF
lS98. AT IL O'CLOCK Il viii
on sale ut public auction on the promises'
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9RusTRn,S SALg-ON THE soTn DAY OF
n 1870. AT 1850 A. NJ. 1 will oYer
ior Ne at public auction on the premises, the fol.
loving described pa Gel OF land with its imp rove.
ments, sltuated In the city OF Roanoke:
beglnnlng at q point on the north stde OF Dale
avenue SS1 8 feet west from the corner of Flick.
W.T. ann Dale xvenue thence In a northerly di rec.
.. a aio ieet more or lcse to an alley, thence along
thenee In a southerly direction l07 feet to a point
IN the nor:herly line OF Dae svcnue. theace
along eaid Dale avenue In an ~easterly direction
4Sfcet to point OF beginning and known as west.
ofn portion OF lot No. s, section 10, as shown on
map OF the belmont Land Company's addition to
Ihe above sale is made by authority contained
IN 2 decd OF trust from j ine Kester, dated the
2Sao DAY Ct June. 1892 and recorded In tho clerks
oiheo OF the hastings court for the city of Roa-
poEe In feed book So. page ae. Default having
Deeh maze In tho payments under tho bond
therein occurred for more than three montbs VIZ"
TERMS OF sALE-Ca.h. The amount dine
uhoor me above deed of trust is s., S2S.5i, as OF
the Visit day OF December. 1898.
IL 2otu SILAS w. BURT, Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-01-15

TEES SALOON T DAY OF
d lsa6. AT 1l:a5 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
] VIII oner for sale Mt public auction ON the
premises, the following described parcel or land
Roanoke: 'S ivy -
beginning at . point on the north eite of Dale
avenue north "a degrees 81 minutes IS seconds
east 2s0 feet west from the northwest corner of
flcRwlr street and Dale avenue, thence north
10 degrees 20 minn,es 10 seconds west 1870 feet to
mn alley. thence with said alley south n degrees
~ minutes 90 seconds west 21.S1 feet 10 a point,
thence north 3 degrees 10 minutes west 100 s.
iett 10 a point ON the north side Of Dale avenue,
thence with Dale avenue north 20 degrees 20 min.
utes west 22.64 feet to n point on north sids or
Dsle avenue, thence With said avenue north IA de-
grees ~ minutes As seconds east 23.44 feet TO
place OF beginning.
Tho above sale is made by authority contained
IN o deed OF trutt from D.. q. Fitzgerald, dated
me 18th day OF July, 1892, and recordedin tho
e,erks oiice OF the husiings court for the city of
Roanoke In deed book 50, pago 81. Default
havinG been made In the payment under the
Dona thtrein aecnred for more than three months,
TERMS OF S~AL6-Cash. The amount dne
nnr er the above deed of trust is $i,7S9.3 SO, as Of
the 3lst day OF December. 1895.
i2HOtd SILAS W. BURT, Trustee.
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TKYsTEE.s sALE-oN TnR a0rH pAY on

sALE-ON THE 9th day on
= 1886. AT 1880 p. NJ, 1 will ofrer
. sale AZ public auction, on the remise the
p l"11Uaras Hss si.na,adp a9 n ths OF sn land; With the i'm
Beginning at q point on tho sontb size ~ w.
mnns street. Lust 8 feet west or Park street, thence
winn Magnolia street north IS degrees 5 minutes
sonIn IL degrees IS munutes west 100 feet TO q
f.st thence south IS degrees 8 minutes east 81
tcet 20 = point, thence north ID degrees k5 minutes
east Ioo feet to tho beginning, known az part og
10 o . seS,ion ", on tho map OF Trout and Jom,-
eo ~, Aaeition to Roanoke city, Va.
Ine above sale ie made by authority contained
A. a aeea or trust from j. q. Clarke, dated the ist
n.y. q OF my, lSo2; and recorded In the clerks
hoke In deed book ~, page Isa. DefaIl. having
tSere, mace sae,l In tho payments under the bond
TERM ssc mp TOT more thsn three months.
anaer the above deed of trust Ia s5s2.99. as or the
u ~ I'd SILAS w. RuRr rr,.
, 1896-10-20

here today with hh wife. He 10 On
route home from Europe. where he has
been visiting several months.
Sol Smith Russell called during the
afternoon today to pay his respects to
Mckinley. Mrs. Mckinley and q party
Of friends attended his performance to-
night.
Tho regular afternoon train Of the c.
c. and g. railroad brought to Canton q
party Of friends and admirers of Major
Mckinley Of whose visit no announce
ment has been made. They were cor
daily received upon the lawn and in
troduced by State Representative W.
Myers.
, 1896-10-20
Highest Of all in Leavening Powe.-Lasss US. Govt Report
F@a!!a!I! B fs%as&7
PURE

accumulated in her treasury; and Ger
many would send us the balance OF
hers, that she withdrew from sale in
1879 because the price was too low, and
every bank and banker in Europe and
in Asia. and in the islands OF the sea
would send us their millions as fast az
the facilities would afford. Princes and
merchants of India and the merchants
Of China and Japan would give us their
%hoardings of silver that have been &C.
cumulating for centuries. in exchange
for our gold.
Under the pressure of such a raid, of
such an avalanche of silver, how long.
my dear sir, do you trink We could
maintain the gallant white metal" at
$1.29 per ounce in gold? Would cour-
age avail in that extremity? We have
heard a good deal from you about cour-
age in the premises. and know some
thing generally about populistic cour-
age in financial affairs-The courage
that blanche:h not and dares where
prudence hides affrighted.
That "teers with jeer" those who re-
fuse this unequal. unnecessary and
hopeless experiment. But courage, per-
NIT me to say, however potent In theo-
retical finance is not acceptable in the
settlement Of trade balances, there gold
and only gold can be used.
In conclusion you will observe that
the conversion Of foreign silver into
gold would not cease when our supply
Of half a billion had been exhausted.
It would be a relief to know that our
misfortune would be limited to the loss
of even that enormous sum.
The foreigner would still continue to
sell us his silver and create his debtor
balance against us. and when our stock
Of gold was gone, we would have to
buy gold exchange for his accommoda,
ton. as the Chinese and Mexicans do,
and like them pay the premium. and
the only. the sole relief from this finan.
cial slavery and commercial degrada-
ton would lie in the repeal OF the
statute. Very truly yours.
HILL P. WILSON.
, 1896-10-20
Large Increase Of Imported Hay.

on the ignorance II your followers, and
that you wickedly desire to deceive OF
to mislead the vast congregations Of oul
fellow citizens who daily honor YOU
with their presence, accept implicitly
your instructions. and give you theil
faithful allegiance; therefore, I deem |,
my duty. as a common citizen Of oul
great country to correct the error into
which you appear to have fallen, and
address you SO plainly. upon this sub,
ject, that neither you nor your adher,
ents may longer remain In Ignorance
upon a measure that so deeply involves
the public welfare. You lead your peo.
pie. inadvertently. perhaps, away from
the true line of investigation by the
assumption that the foreigner will
bring hid; silver here. Do Americans
who selfsilver abroad take it to Lon.
don or Bombay or 1'ekin. and hun,
around until they can and customers
who will exchange gold or other CON.
moddttes for it? What rubbish. Tha,
was the practice Of barter that pre-.
vailed many centuries ago. in the crude
stages Of our civilization. True there ia
. class Of economists who fnsiIt hat
tbs 70 still the basis principas, es trade
63t tsetfsthsortes are brushed aside By
the acconplished facts Of commerce.
70 illustrate this question. suppose .
citissa OF London has q thousand
ounces Of silver bullion. witch he de.
eirss 70 convert into gold Immediately
He 6eettsRs hb silver .tesnls banker IL
Loadoa and directs him to sell 1t ii
ffSsw York q the market price Of thaI
day (fcf under free cotnage u silver Il
would have Z market valus. though II
miahk not ''be worth s1.zs per ounce /.
- throughout the world.") IN,
ILoAAca hank then cables it, Now Yorl
e1ef1 6oadpnt Or the bank In New Yorl
~ Which \ transacts business, some
khl1g like t3is: Sell Tor our eredi
4.1se ounces Of silver to arrive" II
: tsv hours this answer IL cabled back;
Ne credit your account - dollars
Prcsee6s- Of sale Of 1000 ounces silve,
- assivs.'"
tTAsfs will be some difference in tn,
letcs Of spot silver and silver in tran
-
The L0Adoa hank will then chargl
, 1896-10-20

Now, this man would have to fnt
somebody who had gold, and not only
that, he would have to ind somebody
with gold who vas willing to let 60 tina,
gold. Now. you say. 1t would be = vol
untary transaction. He would nod 60,
. dollar Of that gold until the mar trhe
had 1t was Willing to exchange that
gold for silver. When would the 1aan
who holds the gold exchange 1t for ell.
yer? Whenever he would rather btve
silver than the gold. No silver cosfd
come to this country unless someonsin
this country would want the silver 70
come"
II these u~tterances r the result kf
your best thoughts upon this subj& b
after you have tried to reason 1t OUT"
II these are your conclusions after car,
full and faithful consideration and preb,
aration, then sir. you present a spec
tacle. as a presidential c%andidate,s u
presumption. of ignorance and IncapA-
bility without a parallel In our history.
Sir, you know well, or should know
before you presume to lead this or ahy
other civilized people, that silver has
not been barred from the highways Of
commerce nor the markets OF the world,
and that through the ordinary chap
nels Of trade the foreigner, under free
coinage, csn convert his silver into
American gold with certainty and ce-
Gritty. whether the desire to make the
exchange or not.
The process is so simple, the path.
way daily trod by Thousands. Is .
plain. 80 we'll known to everyone, wAo
has knowledge Of commercial Affairs,
that ignorance Of It, ON part, 10 p
inexcusable a. It Is Incredible. I can not
assume. however, that you presume up.
, 1896-10-20

he could bring silver and have 1t coin.
ed. But how could he hurt us in that
way? Suppose he brought enough sill
yer to make a thousand dollars? He
would take It to the Mats and they will
put the stamp on It and make them full
legal dollars. He came with silver bull
lion and 1t Is converted into q silver
coin. and the coin IL his. Now, let him
start forth on his mission Of the de-
~struction Of our laws. Well, I was go
ing to suggest in the nrst place. he
might take the money and 30 home.
and % back to the foreign land from
which he came. What would be the eff,
feet? We would have lost the cost OF
coinage and he would have lost the
freight % silver both ways. and we can.
stand that longer he can. What else
could he do! He could do what my
friend suggests. He could just give
Us the money and 60 home. We can
stand that longer than he can CAP,
plause and laughter.) What elss could
he dot I know what you are thinking
about. I do not claim 10 BE- mind
reader, and yet. II there IL . gosd stand,
ard man In the sndlencet tonight then
I can tell wha& b y thinking shout.
He ID thinking that that man will bring
his silver here and have It converted
into oliver dollars and have Il sxchang-
III 49,. EL
, 1896-10-20
THEIR LATEST Lib,
JONES Is NOW ADVERTISING FOR
$1,000 MINERS FOR THE
WEST.
But Whom Application il Made Work
man = Referred to Some Nine
Owner q Montana or Colorado
The Democratic Campaign is Now
One Of Desperation and Disaster.

Chicago. Octo. 20.-The Bryan man
asers continue their work Of deceiving
the laboring lei This mornings Chi
caeo newspapers contain an advertise
ment, paid for by the Bryan managers.
announcing: IF Bryan is elected the
mixed gold and silver mines Of the
western states will need at once 10000
miners and at least 500,0 600 men will
and employment at good wages in this
branch Of labor" Applicants were ad-
vised to address a name given at Hell
ena, Mont, or any mining company n
the west. This Is for the purpose Of Gre
ating an impression that working peo-
pie are to be in great demand In event
Of Bryan's election. When WORKING
men understand that this bait V . DE-
oeptioa md . fraud. and II paid Tor By
money eontributsd BY Silver managers.
who already have IN their employ -
many men a. they can give work. and
that It II simply deceit. they will not
be misled. ~ announced In these dis
patches yesterday. There 10 to b .
ssnsstion sprung for labor 1t Bryan
headquarters daily until the close Of the
campaign. Chairman Jones' endorSs-
msnt q Chairman HannA's suEgssttoa
that Saturday Of merit week b fla
Day" In the campaign AID that the
display OF the national colcrs by voters
will mean On. Intention to support
sound money = an open admission that
he Bryan managers fear the effect d
the nag. The effort Of the Bryan man
asers will now be TO have the coloes
displayed by a. many Of their support
ses a possible in order to create the
Impression that the insignia means
nothing for the republican aus Gov
srnor Altgeld has been going through
Illinois for two weeks denounoing In
the bitterest terms republican man
ayers and sound money democrats for
.~sdvocating the display Of the American
Dag and abusing the national colors IN
the vilest language. He says that q
haunting Of ono na& IN THIS campaign
u an insult 70 ths nas ohat u u not en-
aaneeesd or mensoeo oy tne tuoe Aiso
proposition, and q . consequence the
nag nas osea Torn doWn ~ Ifes silset
democrats in May localities.
dINOoINB PRIVATE SECRETARY.
Canton. O.. Oct. 19.-Cd. John Hay,
pre.ident IAucolp's private secretary,