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The sun., 1896-10-08
BIUSCH WJN'T RESIGN.
The Withdrawal Movement Nipped In the
Hnd- WorkIngmen to Organize

A conference OF thelabor men who nomi-
mated jacob L. Bausch. Corresponding Secrs-
tary of the Central Labor Union, for Coroner
and got Tammany Hall TO adopt him as la
candidate, was held last night In Clarendon
Hall. Taose present represented about nifty
trades. The proposal to withdraw Bausch be.
cause Tammany had disappointed the labor
men in not nominating more OF their repre-.
Scntntiycs was suurlrhcd, and he will remain A
candidate. BnusCh said after the meeting:
The labor men who nominated me selected
six ue1. who. they thong t, would he good
men to represent them IL the Assembly. ID
presented their names to Tammany. but they
were too late. OF course, there was Il good
deal OF disappointment. but we hope for bet
tor results nest wear. All is harmonious now
TWO good labor men have Leen nominated for
Assembly, at any rate, one shoemaker in the
Firth district and the other a carpenter in
the Thirtv.third district. We all feel that
il dissatisfaction was manifested now it might
do harm tu the Bryan and Sewall campaign"
The conference decided to organize itself
into uernaucnt political, In Dor organization
to work for Bryan and Sowall 1t will have
bran, hes in each election district, and every
member must hold union card
Leader ~h"ehan denied yesterday that there
had been any agreement to name labor men for
thH y Assembly on the lammany liail ticket. and
said that the organization had kept faith in
naming Jacob +. bausch AS its candidate for
Coroner.
The sun., 1896-10-08
GRANT TO SREEH4N.
The Ex-Nnvor SAYS II Is Sh~~han, Not
IIc. Who Is Fnl-e TO Tnmmnny.


iIc, Who Is False to Tnmmnny.
"Wheu the remarks that now cause John c.
Sheehan to be branded In parallel columns by
the newspapers were originally reported, / was
SURPRISED and angered." said ex-Alayor Grant
yesterday. 81 was about to answer them, when
| was informed that Mr.. Sheehan was the
victim Of misauotaton. Now that lie ad-
mits that lie made the statements, | will
answer them. hut with less heat than
when read them first. Having liked him for
years. nm moved to wonder and pity that he
should pose as IA prophet. Here and now his
work is to bc done. The future Is subject of
hope and surmise. Mr.. Shcenun could not II no
thought the matter over carefully, expect me
or any other New York Democrat who will not
vote for the nominees OF tho Chicago Conven-
tion To accept his prophecy OF misfortune.
He has used "A nasty word to designate mo
and other Democrats who viii not stand upon
IA platform OF rCpudiation. | am 40 traitor.
could answer that the Lien who have gwen up
old Democratic principles are shuillcrs; but
what II the use? | am now standing whore
have stood since became Democratic voter =
where Tammnny Hall has been always
until now. No one charged me with
being false 10 Democratic theory when. in
August, 1870, SAID to the reporter who inter
viewed me on my return from Europe: Per
sonally. bcli"v" IL l. better to preserve one
standard OF currency yalue-thAt OF gold. II
am traitor now, ! was a traitor then; yet,
Tnmmnny Hall has since sent me- 10 represent IL
aI Democratic State and National Conventions
This talk OF traitors is bOsh."
The sun., 1896-10-08
Calls SEWALL,s LETTER ROT.
Senator Pintt Shows How All Wage Earn-
ers belong to the Creditor Clnss.

crh ne'oug W thc
United States Senator o. II. Plat OF Con-
iecticut spoke last night at a soun2-money Re-
publican mass meeting in Lien Park Hall, at
Amsterdam avenue and Tooth stree. There
was parade before the meeting OF the Repub.
lican organization OF the Twenty-tlrst Assem-
bly, district. In the course of his speech Mr..
Platt said
Mr.. Bryan is not the first man to show the
debtor how he can scale down his obligations.
Who are these debtorsr How far reaching is
Bryan's arraignment OF the debtor class
against the creditor classI notice Mr.. Sew
all says only ten per cent. of the people are the
creditor class. Well, | guess MIR. Sewall must
belong TO the ten per cent. He comes out to-
day with the most astonishing rot that any
"Who are these creditors: They are deposit
ors in the savings. state, and private banks
and trust comlmuirs in this country 20 the "N-
tent of five billions OF dollars. Every deposit
or is creditor, and tho bank is "A debtor. Ten
billions of dollars in policies are issued by life
insurance companies They are Dayahle tn
widows and orphans. The widows and orphans
are creditors and the corporations are debtors
Every wage Garner in the United states Is
creditor. He has a claim on his employer.
At the end OF the month when he receives his
money his employer ceases To be his debtor.
and the United States Government becomes his
debtor"
Speeches were also made by Asa w. Tcrny
of Brooklyn and Congressman J. II. Walker
of Massachusetts.
The sun., 1896-10-08
The Rev. DIR. Cuy,cr on BryanIsm.

An address was delivered before the Union
Republican Club of the Twentieth ward. Brook
lyn, last night by the Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler.
The meeting was held at lO4 south oxford
street, and there WAS a large Attendance. In
the course of his adore DR.. Cuyle said:
We are engaged in one OF the most mo-
mentous conflicts in the history or the nation.
II Is slmIlnr to that INTO which the country was
plunged IN 1854. when lifelong democrats like
to say ihnt there never vas more magnificent
display Of patriotism than thp' offered by tn"
sound-monry Democrats who have rcnounccd
party allegiance and arc marching under tho
banner OF Palmer and Bucknrr."
The sun., 1896-10-08
Depew CnmpaIcnsIn Illinois.

GALEsBURG, H.. Oct. The greatest local
political demonstration OF the year was held
this evening in honor OF Chaunccy VI. Depew
who addressed a crowd OF 10000 in the large
tent recently erected by the Republicans. Pre-
cedinG the address there was a parade partici-
pai.d in by 1000 OF the voters from different
parts of the comfy. Mr., Depew spoke for
rurted by applause when he arraignen Mr.
Bryan aud some Of his statements regarding
the beEeiits OF free silver To the workingmen OF
the country.
The sun., 1896-10-08
Convention OF the Stnte L-nEuc OF Repub-
Ncnn Clubs.

SYRACUSE. Oct. THE state League OF Ro-
publican Clubs will meet in convention In this
city at . p. NJ tomorrow. 1t Is expected that
the Convention will conclude its labors in one
session. President Green will call the Conven-
tion to order. After welcoming the delegates.
he will outline the work OF the league for tho
past year. Then will follow the reports OF tho
officers of the league. and thorough discussion
Of league work hy the Hon. u. u. Woodmansee,
President. and NJ. J. Bowling. Secretary -! the
National Republican League. and the Presl-
dents of Ihe Republicans Leagues OF Pennsyl-
vana and Ohio.
The sun., 1896-10-08
BULLOCK KEEPING HIS PAROLE.
why the Ex-Governor or Georgia Can't
Vote for Brynnism.

Ex-Gov. Bullock of Georgia called at Re.
publican National Headquarters yesterday
and said something which is of especial interest
In connection with the present campaign of the
POpocrats against law and order
when ] surrendered with Gen. Lee at
ADprmattoX in April, 1863" said he. Gen,
Grant a. allowed us 10 take our personal bel0n =
iDgs and our horses and return to our homes
nize the supreme authority of the Tnited
States. and obey the laws In force where We re.
sided. This plrol" l,have kept. and would con
slider myself rs now violating 1t il / supported
AT the ballot box til" frvan party. whose de.
clared purpose Is to strike down the Vonor OF
the Government 10 which surrendered This
party is pledged 70 destroy The credit ot the
nation. remodel its judiciary on partisan lines,
and To matnta State authority ms superior to
the national Executive. in the performance OF
his official duty. enforcing the Federal laws,
and projecting Federal property."
The sun., 1896-10-08
Won. Run IA. Popoeraue Electors.

BosToS. Oct. T. Secretary OF State Oin re-
ccived this despatch to-day from Levi Barker
OF Worcester. who appears as an elector on
the Faneui Hail ticket:
"Not able to he present to-day. VIII not ac-
cept CRnd daCv for any Office"
letter from Brooks Adams to the Secretary
reads:
Having observed in the daily papers that
have been nominated ms n Presidential elector
by the Democratic Convention held at Music
Hall, beg. II this he the case. TO withdraw my
name. as probably shall he absent from the
country at the time or the election"
The sun., 1896-10-08

Charles \. Hess was nominated for Congress
last night by the Republicans of the Twelfth
district mt their adjourned Convention. Will
bur f. Wakcman had % votes against 222 cast
for Hess. Capt. Hugh Coleman. who WAS also
a candidate. accused Hess of having supported
Cleveland in S92
This was denied by Mr.. Hesss friends and
Capt. Culeman's name was withdrawn before
the vote was taken. Mr. Hess used to be an
active politician in the Diamond back district.
He now lives ut the Gilsry House
The sun., 1896-10-08
BRYAN PLEADED ~ ViIy.
Only One Man Resigr-d from the PopuIist
Stnte Ticket

INprANAroLrs. Oct As result OF Mr.
Hrvan'- conference with the Populist commit.
tee last night A. j. Padgett. who is the Populist
nominee FOR Appellate Court Judge. announced
to-day that he Lad resigned from the State
ticket. Immediately following this a confer
encc Of the Populist nominees was held ard it
was agreed TO retain the ticket at all hazards
to I'll PadGetts place. and certify the ticket TO
the Election Board. thus forestallng fusion on
the State ticket
The sun., 1896-10-08

Tho Hardware Trade Sound. money League
was 'ganized yesterday morning at an enthu-
siastic meeting. held at 33 Chambers street.
These officers were elccted
Marshal Alfred -. Clnch: Secretary and
Treasurer, William ii. Donaldson; Executive
n ,Grobn,p @ al Tv,ard III
The members, who already number 900. will
participate In the business mems parade on
Broadway, Oct. 81.
The sun., 1896-10-08
4ATGELD TO SPEAK HERE.
The Anarchist Governor Invited to New
York by Tnmmnny Grrmnns.

John Pardon A!tgcG IS 10 make a frce-silver
cam paicn speech in this city on Oct. II. The
friend OF anarchy who is now Governor Of Illinois
would Ike t. talk at Tamnany Hall. but the lead
or OF the wi.wa'n are not yet ready open their
doors TO ~Irn orators. 1t is understood. though,
that Wlil.am +. Grill and other German SYM
pa'hi2rlS with TRmmany are responsible for
the invitation FOR AItgeld To speak !Ie may
talk In Iooprr Union or Terrace Garden.
Vhe Anarchists and Socialists OF the Ctv
th!nh heshould deliver his speech at Walnaila
HALL
The sun., 1896-10-08
Prohibition Meeting Tonight.

A meeting in the interest OF the Prohibition
party will be held this evening at Carnegie
Music Hall, and will be addressed by Joshua
Levering. candidate for President: Hale John
son. candidate for Vice President: samuel
Dickie. Mayor of Albion. Mich. and National
Chairman of the PrOhibi bition party. and Oliver
w Stewart Of Illinois. Chairman OF the Ma
tionRl Prohibition Convention. w. I. Ward
well OF this city will preside
The sun., 1896-10-08
Jersey c,ty's Big Registration.

The prospects are that a big vote " i'll be cast
In Jersey City this year. On the first registry
day l1,242 names were registered. Tho second
registry day was Tuesday. and l4.l77 voters
had their names put on the list. This is an in
crease OF .49S over tho first days registry last
year, and an increase Of 1880 over the second
day OF last year. Next Tuesday Is the last day
OF registry. II the ratio OF increase is continued
the registration this year will approx innate
1O 900
The sun., 1896-10-08
Day" with the Drummers.

Tho Commercial Travellers Sound money
League is going TO have great time to-day. It
Is to be Pennsylvania Day." and big dslega-
tion from Philadelphia Is expected to be present
At the MONDAY meeting at Prince street and
BroadwRy, Senator Quay Is to be the presiding
oncer and he Will make speech. The other
PAiladelnhIa Thomas B. Cooper. William Pot
ter. II. II. Bingham, s. j. NJ. McCorrell, and
Senator BoIes PcnrOse. Preparations are being
made for an unusually large crowd, aud il is
from end 70 end.
The sun., 1896-10-08
rurroy Men Think T"mmany Is Lukewarm.

Tho Purroy faction OF Tammany Hall or
ganzed last night at the Seneca Club tho
Tammany Central BRYAN and Sewnl -issocia.
ton. The object of the association is to do
auxiliary work In the interest of Bryan and
Sewall us IL was claimed that the work for
the silver candidates was not being pushed as
heartily as might lie by Tammany ut large.
Among those present were j. \. SCannoll ~ Il.
Shea. Jacob Seabold, senator G. l.. Guy. Sena-
tor Timothy ID. sullivan, Assistant Dstri t
Attorney Battle. ex-iicgister Docherty. and
Marcus II. Mayer.
The sun., 1896-10-08
THEY DEMAND GOLD.
Run the Sub-Trenaury Mt ST. Louis
by Persons Who Fear Ere. silver.

ST. LoUIs, Oct. For week heavy de-
mands have been made on the United States
Sub.Trcasury here for gold BY people present
ing Treasury notes and gold certificates. There
was an average OF twenty in line all day. At
H cLS t Ta' rnnr, 'n"'
brokers had organized to take al the gold IT.
was explained 10y those !u limo that they were
drawing th" yellow metal to deposit owing to the
uncertainty OF ihr result Of the ci"ction. There
is still about 81 800, 900 gold in the vaults.
The sun., 1896-10-08
County Treasurer Ioas RenomInated.

WHITE PLAINS, Oct. 7.-At the Democratic
County Convention held here to-day John HoaR
was unanimously renominated for County
Treasurer. Peter w. Fowler of Nonkers and
George Roth Of New Rochelle were nominated
for Coroners.
The sun., 1896-10-08
MInEs ross STAYED AW4r.
aIldd!"scx County Democrats Endorsed
Bryan and the Chicago Platform.

New BRUNSWICK. oct. Bryan and free sill
vcr dominate! the Mlddiesex County Demo-
cratic convention held here this morning. City
Clerk george iatter-to oi this city was named for
= reg r. and oX-NHyor William :. strong OF .'e"-
lrGr. y .t.,'. II. Greene of south AmhOY. ans
A1h"E irAtrt Of Perth Amhoy for A~-"mr'r.
siurt !. a-, .'1g ruoocai2ct rs the Democrat '
.'a,lrr 10 }..dlv-cA county. took no part ia tho
Convention or 4d his iulme i!Atc allies. Mc.
The sun., 1896-10-08
a Chance for Bryan Bettors.

Billy Edwards was very busy Yesterday try
ing 10 find somebody who would take the long
end Of u bet he WAS commissioned to make
Billy had $1,000 TO wager against 10000
that is ono to four-tnat Mckinley would have
at least 40. 900 more votes in New York county
than will be cast for Bryan. The offer stands
until noon to-day. Edwards said last night that
he had worn out pair of shoes looking for
tRkprs
The sun., 1896-10-08
District Attorney L"s.,ter's Successor.

WAsnINGTOS, Oct. The President has ap-
pointed William II. White United Statea Dis
trict Attorney for the Eastern District OF Vir-
ginia, in place OF Mr. Lassiter whose resignation
was recently requested because of his political
activity on Dghalf OF Mr.. Bryan.
The sun., 1896-10-08
Bryan Leasuers Have n House Warming

The Workingmen's Independent Bryan
League had II house warming last night at It's
new headquarters, 54 Fourth avenue. Thad-
deus Is. Wakeman presided. speeches and
short talks were given by George Frederick
Adams and others and Refreshments were
served at intervals.
The sun., 1896-10-08
National Democrncy's Candidntc for Coro


The National Democray " proposes to have a
full ticket in this county, and with that uur.
pose In view held a oruty Convention nt .5s
West Twenty third street yesterday n5tnrnrun
ard nominated Dr. Rolcrt T.. Nurl cnlmch tor
Coroner. Dr MuellenuHgh j. "A phy-icuu aud A
druggist. His place Of business B., ia t4v BIu /,
House
The sun., 1896-10-08
Deellns. a sherla y Nomlna.lon for Iarmony.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. flames l.. Miles, tho
Republican nominee for Sheriff, to-day an
nounced his withdrawal from the candidacy.
This move is the result of request to this ef-
feet that was made upon Mr.. Miles and Alex.
Grow. Jr.. the Mckinley Citizens and Demo-
cratic nominee for Sheriff, by u committee Of
prominent Republicans. In order tlat II new
Republican candidate for the office should be
named. Mr.. Crow declines to withdraw.
The sun., 1896-10-08
Spent an Hour WIN the Veteran aen.r.l..

OTTUMwA, Iowa. Oct Two thousand Of
tumwa people. headed by the veterans OF this
city. marched to the union depot yesterday and
spent an hour with Gems. Alger. Howard
Sirkles and others 1t was u patriotic and en-.
thusastIc meeting.
The sun., 1896-10-08
Harbureer Decline. n Nomination.

When former Excise Commissioner julius
Hamburger learned that he could not got the
Republican endorsement he refused the Ma
tionRl Democracy nomination for Congress in
the Eleventh district. The National Democracy
nominated Thomas O'Connor ut their Conven.
tion held last night
The sun., 1896-10-08

The New JcrScy state Committee nr the Ma.
tional Democratic party met yesterday af rr-
noon In their headquarters in Jersey CRY.
Chairman Henry u. Wint"n, ea- S"natur from
Bergen county, presided. Tho Iner.ing wa nj.
electors Samuel Williams nf Union, fu.,,'c
Nanderpool Of Essex, r c.arh V. linunhury Of
Somerset. Thomas u. lurlry of lumduu nnI
Gardner y. Cauo oi Mercer. Report, were 20.
ceiNod from all parts ot TIA" State with pred Ic.
tions that ihr vo'r for IL" Palmer and buckucr
committee en- lur'cd the CunErgs, Uu!ll .,,tri ns
which have been AIDE up 10 date. Thry p,a
William T.. Jonrs OF i:"h .nnk. IN the I n.rl dis
trcl; Harvey W. Hurk- al knglrwuua. H. l.e
Fifth: Rynicr J. Wnrrnd}kr OF Jersey CIV. In,
the seventh. aud AlcxHwlcr l.. Nuves of NJ
clair. in the EiEhtn. The committee is ,puI.n,
out large quantity Of campaign literature.
The sun., 1896-10-08
vermonr. Legislature Couvsu.s.

MONTPELIER, VI. Oct. The Legislature
convened to-day. W. A. Lord OF this city was
elected Speaker OF the House. and Fred A. How.
land, also Of this city, Clerk OF the House. In
the senate Max Powell OF Burlington WAS elect
Nd Secretary OF that body.
The sun., 1896-10-08
Hobart Reviews 5000 Sound-mousy Pa


PATERSON, Oct In a sound money parade
tonight fully 5000 men were in line. The
paraders passed the home OF Garret A. Hobart
who, with members OF his family and friends
reviewed the parade.
The sun., 1896-10-08

Mayor Strong has consented to speak at the
big mass meeting which has been arranged TO
he held at Broome and Mercer streets on next
Saturday afternoon. The Mayor has also agreed
10 speak at flag raising by the Swiss. y merican
Republican Club at 2lI East Fourteenth street
Tomorrow night.
The sun., 1896-10-08
To Care a Cold In One

Take Laxative Bromo Quinne Tablets. All druggists
refund the money IL It baila 10 cure, x5c.-iG1
The Washington bee., 1896-04-18
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n rats in 100 days? THE HAPPY
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p = Laws who is still in the
hS,, visit will no doubt be called
c,y Y, o- -,s.,orate Of the Virginia Avenue
ON. '1,---r-rh. EszEz
s,- trrnout of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.I 2 Douglass was the center of
.nellt;; .ll,;on on the Avenue last Sabbath
.rsrnOon.
u n Warning of Alexandria,
N's. one Of the coming young di-
16:.. q. = ''s
D. n Bishop Johnson, d: d., has
i...5 hs., 4 ,ofbe city from his Northern
bture tour.
5srrh,ful ovation and dinner
= +ten6ered Mr.. and Mrs. James
I.os ss.S of Albany, New York, Thurs
9..I5 a- orsn;nr April 9th, by Mrs. ames
Sa .Twood and Mrs. William Lewis.
n. 2.ia'ts ,sbre was beautifully decorated
l.i +Es Ccurses consisted of the finest
S.iiracies Of the season. Among the
aests were - NJ.
sWrs SmallWood, Mr.. and Mrs.
V'-ns '-,.' Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson of North
S,-niina S,,lI' Mrs. Weels, Mr.. VIM. Lewis,
!, Nr and Mrs. B. L. E. Hall, Drs.
IT, and T. c. Unthanks. Misses.
Psbecra PI, White and Anna Smallwood.
Mr., Patsy Winn, of Clarksville, Va,
H. .' amt Of Lawyer T. L. Jones, is in
he he city. the guest of him and his wife.
Mrs Fannie Gregory who has been
,;.itinr her mother in Williamsport,
D has returned to the city on a visit
nd is stopping with friends.
Mrs Ida R. Richardson who has
bsrr confined to her home by sickness
i we'll again and is able to enter &C
treIy upon her charity work in East
Washington.
Miss Matte E. Bowen one of the
most accomplished lady teachers in
n, civ is beyond all doubt a gifted
speaker.
The Washington bee., 1896-04-18
TIE BAYARD RESOLUTIONS.
'"'' VIII Not, 1t is Said, BE Allowed to
>tum5er indefinitely.

>tum5er indefinitely.
washington, March THE reSolu-
s''S censUring Ambassador Bayard for
~, London and Edinburgh speeches
al no. il IS said, be allowed to slumber
,-1zuhit7ly on the house calendar.
,P7aAeE Reed is understood to have
-zn assurances that they will be cali
an 1F ai,er several other appropriation
-'''S nave been passed. They are eX-
-l'ed TO provoke a spirited debate.
~s Democrats, under the leadership
AT. McCreary, of Kentucky, will Wig
[s1Sy oppose their adoption, but is
.1''eu that they will receive the unit
support Of the Republican majority.
The Washington bee., 1896-04-18

thew WIS .soI should not give advice that
wish "3uid not take themselves. five
beGss,Onl OlneTs to believe us we must first
'N"eVe ourselves.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CN1MPRoyED
PROPERTY On THE SOUTH SIDE OF c
STREET NORTHWEST BETWEEN TWENTY
FIRST AND TWENTY SECOND STREETS
CORNER OF NINETEENTH AND STREETS
NORTHWEST
By virtue of certain deed Of trust. dated the
twenty eighth day of March, 1894, and duly re-
corded in Liber No. 1885, folio 435 ct seq. one of
the land records of the District of Columbia and
at the request Of the party secured thereby, We
will SELL at public auction, in front of the prem
tses, on MONDAY, JUNE FIRST, 1896, AT HALF
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Washington, in the District Of Columbia, and
designated and being all of original lot num-
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And on the same day, at FOUR FORTY-FIvE
O'CLOCK PM, in front of the premises, lots num-
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bia.
Terms of sale: one-third of the purchase money
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the purchaser. A deposit OF 500 on each piece OF
property sold required at time of sale All convey
anoing and recording Mt purchasers cost Terms
Of sale to be complied with in ten days from day
Of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the right TO
resell tho property at the risk and cost of the de-
fauling purchaser.
JAMES LOwNDES.
FRANK 7. RAWLINGS,
myl4-dSdS Trustees