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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-06
Bids and Proposals.

PAINTERS 'ds viii he received until
February ~ for painting Masopic Hail.
size of building S0xGO two-story: three
coats For further Information. address
III. r.. Craig, Lock Box 22, Colmesnei.
Texas.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs-Th build
ing committee OF the Presbyterian
church In Hampstead Texas. solicit bids
Tor the building OF IA new church accord
ing 10 plans and specifications on HE nj
The Offices OF Or. G. w. l.eGranj. Aemp-
stend. and q. Il. Dckey, Houston. feAas.
An bids must be sealed and the bidder 3
RENE written across the seal. enclosed
, thrrevlth must be n certified check for
.iO0 conditional that the bidder will exc
cute an acceptable bond for $1,000. within
ten DAYS from the date of the acceptance
of his bid for the completion OF said build
ing according to contract. All bids must
he in the hands of DR.. G. w. LeGrand not
later than IL o'clock m, on February 4.
1876. and VIII be opened by the commit
tee ri 2 o'clock y. IN. same day. The
committee reserve the right to reject
nny or all bids. c. w. LeGrand, ".
Uauser. ]. c. Amsler, committee,
Hampstead Texas, January 81, 1896.
VAULT WORK-Proposals will be re-
ceivcd at the February term Of the COM
missloners court OF Houston county for
fittinE up the vault of the county CLERK 3
office with steel roller shelving and
pigeon holes. Address a. A. Aidrlch.
County Judge. Crockett. Texas. II
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Wanted to Buy.

WANTED-one nice second hand car
class and cheap Orange MIL supply
Co. Orange. Texas,
HAVE customers for lots In Third ward ;
also for II hye to seven room col Sase
What YOU have. n NJ Norileet. If
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WAETED--A partner with a small capt
tai, tlb1 to $500. 10 engage In n paying
business; from $500 10 500 can be mace
N properly pushed / have the plans and
must have an assistant, For partlcu-
lars address, with stamp. d. II. Murfowi
Taylor. Texas.
FOR EXCHANGE--t220C worth Of I'M
Inc closest inspection. Is offered 10 .N-
change for stock OF groceries or dry
goods. Address 1886. care Post. 10
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Financial.
Board and Room Wanted.

BOARD WANTEp--Soung couple with
out children desire board with private
family Address r. O. Box AIS, &
BOARD WANTED young couple with
out children desire board with private
family. Address T.. q. Box 3lb.
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! FOR sALF;-At 2 o'clock Of 9Th instant,
to highest bidder span 7-year-old mules,
warranted sound title perfect, they
must be sold. y
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WANTED no RENT-Owners OF property
TO rent viii do well 10 list It with me,
as | receive numerous applications ara
are first-class; all property listed with
me will be advertised and shown free.
N. II. Eorfeet. Hutchins House. II
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Special Notice.

monument Is down and graves
YOU ,,a,sed by the rain, let us fix
bum. SUM" Wesigate's, opposite Gienwood !.
phone sls.
----,,0,-pD-On and after February Nc
REMCs i,urglar Electric Watch Service
and pese Ags9eys p % ss ia iSea stah g.
No ~ n aiso the Texas Public Messenger
as VIII ais' ' 10
Co. ----------- - -
,,,cy1 A white & Co. are prepared
NOT Ma houses on the installment plan
io on, . 10 suit any one des'rins 70
III Id, IA Apply 500 kiam hnllalng. z-H
-,,,1c.co STEAM DYE WORKS and
Hs, Mangtae.u.rinng s HS; cleaned an DYED
gents sired faikson, Li7 Congress ave e
nus. Horstao.
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SITUATION rs first class cook Is want
cd by colored woman OF rs years. life
or Third wards. Address or call at 1913.
Ruthycn street.
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Personal.

l7Rg- BLACK. Fplr.tual aud healing ne
alum. removes cyl. nnites s6c nsnd IL ii
EARNS. etc; 2tli Preston avenue aiso
nv mail. ---------
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OYSTER CREFK rInntnt0n Tor sale, IN
acres OF the finest cane and cotton land
In the word 10 acres In cultivation.
well improved, four miles from suhat
refinery and within few hundred yards
from railroad; price 5000, half cash; II
you mean business write for iul partlC-
ulars to llahl u Pudor, sole agents,
30t V Main street Ut
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DR. LOUISA. BAIRD. New Xork SP sdiei.
Isl. treats all diseases peculiar 10 'd troi.
Siee settled at once, residence. No l''S
Preston avenue, Houston.
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SITUATION wanted 10y young man OF
| experience to take care OF horse and
| buggy aud ms ooachm0n. coorcd. Adj
drosa Me Mo nM Hennerson hlrcet.
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] HAVE splendid lots In Third ward COR
gale: Will build houses on them TO order.
Part cash balance small monthly pay
ments; low rate OF interest. VIM, Man
ger, 3l7R Main street. II
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WHY NOT make an effort to own your
own home? Lock at these prices and
buy while they nre OH the market: Two
choice lots on Crawford street. 5000 caSn
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W. A. WOOD.
Victoria. Texas.

FOR SALE-3to0 acres rich unduiating
prairie perfect drainage, near station
black loan. little timber IL needed. Geo,
w. Reynolds 1861 Preston.
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FOR RENT-Two connecting rooms, up.
per hoor with CRATES. gas, hot and cold
water; bath privileges. one or both FUR
nished. VIII reMt s.nglc. N0i Rusk 4.
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FARMS-l50 acres well improved, within
2Ia miles of Haywood, on $ 7. K. H.; 81
per acre, also larger farms. C. +. Ste
Nens. l.iherlY. TOXINS. 3
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TIE POST Is THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM or TEXAS.
The charge for other Wants" II al
most nominal. aud If you want anything
an Ad In the Cheap Column OF The Post
liz sure, to get 1t for you. Especially Is
aucE the case in
ROOMS For RENT.
BOARDING.
real. ESTATE FOR SALE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
PERSONALS.
STOLEN. STRAYED.
LOST. FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTED TO TRADE.
BIDS AND PRoPOSALA
PROFESSIONAL.
BARGAINS.
PARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED 70 RENT.
WANTED BIDS.
WANTED TO BUY.
IMPORTATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED.
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WANTEp-A position as eoverncs1 IN
tome good family by young lady Of
good recommends atoms holding u second
Rrade certificate, Address Estello rp.
pen. WccSatchio Texas. {,
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| WANTED--By married man, q situation
as iirst-olaSs baker ana COOK. steady
work preferred. Address lis Preston
avenue. Houston. Texas. |,
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WHY MOI make an effort to own your
own home? Lock at these prccs ana
buy while they nre on the market. TWO
choice lots on Crawford street. 5000 each
choice Capitol avenue property ut n bar
gain. | have a new eirht- room mouse,
all modern ConNenicnccs and appliances,
full lote, price $500, 500 cash ana balance
$40 per month. | have choice property
in Third, Fourth and Firth wards nj
rock bottom prices. have several cus-
toners for Third ward property. III YOU
have ANYTHING to OFFER send me list
of same | have a large list of exchnnet-
able propcrty. Two hundred acres In
Brazoria county all under good wire
fence. with good improvements 10 acres
broke WIN oxch9nge for unlncumbcrcu
Houston city property. The only COM
plete set Of abstract hooks OF one OF vae
hest and most rapidly developing coun-
ties In South Texas VIII exchange for
lands or city property. This offers an
exceptionally fine opportunity for some
Young lawyer to make good money In
connection with his legal practice. Cor
ncr lot 50NlNO feet on Polk avenue, SIX
room cottage. for $3.50, $500 cash, bal
| auce s2l.5o per month Gan on me II
YOU have property 10 sell, purchase or
| exchange n NJ. Norfeet, New liutcn.
ms House. II
FAIRRA Nksl5 miles northwest from
| Houston on the Central railroad. has
| AN elevation of 10 feet above the gulf
| perfect natural drainage, rich, black
| sandy loan. plenty Of timber and pure
| water; six daily passenger trains. a
derot postofiice and lots OF Northern
| reitlers Investigate the country around
| Fairbanks before buying elsewhere hnt
send Tor full write-up and pamphlets
| liahl & Pudor,
~ s05i@ Main Street.
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WANTED--By husband and wife, work
on ra~ lroad man good track and bridge
man; woman good cook. j. a. jackson,
li0l Houston avenue, city. 5
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'sit" by am all
round country new spaper printer; long
also good ''ruster'' Adress, signal
Luine. Texas
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WANTED--By first -class farmer, sitlia-
ton TO take care OF q farm, fruit trees.
poultry or garden, Address w. b.. lis
Preston avenue, Houston. Texas. )
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WANTED-By young lady. situation as
s,enographer. ADDRESS J.u., care Post. 5
WANTED--Wor by colored man, can
give good references: knows the town.
porter or drive delivery wagon. $. Is.
Williams, care Post. )
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WANTEp-By colored uran, position as
porter or bar tender; can furnish hes,
OF references. u. s., care Post. 5
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to- Post Is me friend OF the pOor and
needy and publishes advertise mcnts Tor
situations waited OF twenty-five worus
or less three times free
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Manitoba position by white woman
as private nurse, any kind OF sickness
1911 Congress avenue.
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SITUATION by man and wife. man to
work around house wife to cook Ad-
uress b, i.os Brcmond street
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WANTED TO EXcHANGE-Hote in
Fifth ward and pnimpIoyed property
In San Antonio for business property.
Address, 6.b2, card Houston Post, u
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YOUNG LADY desires "a position as
scainstecss In private families. or as
eopyist, TO travel or stationary. or any
honest capacity, Leila, No. ldsu Avenue
M, Galveston. Texas, \
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WANTED-W Work of any kind by well
recommended young man, "a years OF
age. a. G.. Nj, care Post,
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Situations Wanted.

WANTED--Situaton by Northern woman
to do general housework. good cook or
nurse, good home more OBJECT than
"hses, can no az once. Address tiVS
care Posi-.
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FOR RENT-Two newly furnished rooms
for ligN housekeeping. to refined couple.
bath. etc. In private family. itos prairi,
avenue.
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Personal.

HOUSTON Ele ctro- Galvanic and Massage
Sanitarium removed to Moore n Bur.
rett new building, corner Fannin and
Texas avenue. and occupy the entire
who treat all diseases by Medical Elec-
tricity, Galvanisin. Massage and Electric
Medicated Napor. Electro-Turkish, Water
md Needle Haths srccfio I r ItAeu1la
t,sm. Neuralgia Malaria. Blood. Skin
and Nervous Diseases Their treatment
is Unsurpassed for NIL Female Troubles
Irregularities, Weakness and general III.
health peculiar to women. Urethal
Stricture Rupture, Piles. all Facial
Plemiehes removed without injury 10 the
AKIN. Phone IL. II
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SITUATION wanted W colored young
man to do most anything. Address,
Cos. care Post. S
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WAMTED-Work OF any Kind by man
willing To work al anything; sober and
Industrious. Address b,Ui, care Post !
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THOUSAND ACRES
FOR SALE CHEAP
AT JASMINE STATION

On the N. y. Z. and NJ. Railway.
Write for particulars.
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FOR RENT--Scven-ro cottage. water
and gas, licl McKh ncy avenue. Apply
next door
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TO EXcHANGE-500 acres choice uhln.-
proved land IN Southwest Texas Tor
Stock OF drug or groceries or improved
properly In Tyler or La Porte. Address
Borax. care POST 7
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FOR eALE--The Fannin Hotel. situated
in Goliqd Texas. will be sold at
great bargain II applied for at once. or
will exchange for other property. APP
ply TO -. j. Skaggs Real Estate Co..
Beeyille Texas. u
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FOR TRADE--A Columbia bicycle In part
payment for a couple OF Jersey cows;
some good yard chickens also wanted.
Address Gas. care Post .
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SITUATION wanted by man and wife
twhite) In hotel or private family, wife
as cook, man wash dishes. assist In
kitchen or work around House. Adj
dress stating wages, Alfred Nilligan,
Maria Texas. IL
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LOST-Flea-bitten gray horse. branded
reached name. liberal reward paid. ~:
Mite. Harrisburg road, !,
sTRAyEp oR SToLEN--From Harris
burg. one dun or oloybank horse, brand
ed TX on left hip; about 10 hands nH Il hiSh,
an5ed e inverted on left hip; about
!, hands nigh, years old, blind IN right
eye, one brown mare, ~ ha ms, high isni
snaIi epot and small scar In fore
Mead Ten dollars reward for each W;
G Gotham.
= OsT-Out Of buggy. gold-headed zane.
1sneraved on head. X. NJ. FINDER wils be
suitnhly rewarded by leaving same al
1908 Lamar avenue. -
IAN INh ctb ears cropped and underblt
wv, San have same by paving for this
sd w T. Wood, Drummer, texas: :
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GO no Tarrant county to buy farms; c. |.
Dickinson q ca. OF Fort Worth can sell
YOU choice farms from $40 to $40 per acre
on easy terms. write them for particu-
lars.
f. S.-We also have fine black land
farms to trade for general stocks OF nier-
chandisc 30
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1896-06-04
An Ordinance
Fixing he rate of taxation for the year A. D

Fixing he rate of taxation for the year A. D.
1896
BE II ORDAINED by the Council Of the
Incorporated Village OF Hillsboro, Ohio
SECTION /. That there be levied on the real
and personal property in said Corporation re.
turned on the grand duplicate per centage OF
teo and seven tenths 90 y mills on the dollar
of said taxable property for the year A. d. 1895,
for the use and expenses I said Village and
the Clerk OF said Village is hereby directed TO
certify the same to the County Auditor OF
Highland county, Ohio.
SECTION O. That the tax provided for in
Section of this ordinance be distributed
among the several funds Of said Village % fol.
lows
General Corporation Fund, six-tenths (6.10)
of mill.
Street Fund, one ~ mill.
Fire Fund, one ~ mill.
Light Fund, three and two-tenths (8.I mills.
Police and Officer Fund, one and three-tenth
(1.3) mills.
Sanitary Fund, four tenths (4-10) ofa mill.
Library Fund Ave-tenths $40 Of mill
Water Works Fund, two and seven-tenths
(2D mills.
SECTION This Ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and sitter ten days after
its publication according to law.
Passed May 29th, 1896.
W. 8. COOPER, Clerk. CHARLES UTMAN,
Per L. M. Ayres Dp'y Pres. pro tenn.
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An Ordinance

An ordinance to repeal an ordinance, entitled
IAN ordinance to issue bond to extend time Of
payment Of existing Indebtedness" and to is-
sue bonds TO extend time Of payment OF exist
ing indebtedness.
WHEREAS, the Village Of Hillsboro, is in
debtsd to the Farmers aud Traders Bank Of
Hillhboro, Ohio, in the sum of twenty-five
hundred dollars with interest at seven per cent.
from April 8, 1896, on certain bond executed
in pursuance Of an ordinance passed BY the
Council of ssid Villsge, April 8, 1894, and to
Robert III. Dittey as Receiver OF the Citizens
National Bank, Of Hillsboro, Ohio, upon .
Judgment of the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the Southern District Of Ohio. West
erly Division, In the sum Of twenty-fOur
hundred and aity. two and 70 So,l0o dollars. WIN
six per cent, and to Highland county, Ohio, IN
the sum of four hundred dollars, al Of which
are existing and binding obligations OF said
Village, and
WHEREAS, said Corporation is unable from
its limits Of taxation to pay such indebtedness
at maturity and
WHEREAS, It appears to the Council Of
said Vilisge for the best interests OF the said
Corpora ion to Issue bonds for the purpose Of
extending the time OF payment OF said indebt-
ednesr, therefore,,
Be it ordained by the Council Of the Incur
porated Village Of Hillsboro, Ohio as follows
SECTION /. That IL Q bonds Of said Village
with interest coupons attached be issued In the
sum OF five thousand five hundred dollars for
the purpose OF extending the time OF payment
Of said exciting indebtedness in pursuance OF
section 2701, Of the Revised Statutes Of Ohio.
SECTION 2. That said bonds bear date ths
day OF sale, and be made payable and redeem
able ss follows, to.wit:
Eleven bonds Of the denomination OF dve
hundred dollars, payable ON the first day of
March 1897. 1898. 1892 1900, 1901, 1904, 1908.
1904, 1905, 1905 and 1907.
SECTION g. That all Of said bonds shall bear
interest ut the rate Of five per cent. per anuum,
March and September in each year, until said
bonds are fully redeemed and paid.
SECTION 4. That said bonds shall b signed
and countersigned by the Clerk, and shall be
sold in the manner provided BY law for the
sale Of municipal bonds and no bid unaccom-
panied by draft or certified check or cash 10
the amount Of two per cent. OF the bad offer-
ed therein will be considered.
SECTION s. That sn advertisement for. bids
for the purchase OF said bonds be inseyted IN
the NEws-HERALD and Semi-Weekly Republi-
can OF Hillsboro, Highland county, Ohio thirty
DAYS prior to the sale thereof.
SECTION That an ordinance entitled,
IAN Ordinance 70 iesue bonds TO extend the
the time Of payment OF existing inde btedness,' v
passed Nay l6, 1898, BE- aud the sanas - hereby
repealed.
SECTION 2. That this ordinance shsn b. In
efYect ON aud after ita due publication.
Passed May 20. 1895
W. 8. CoopRR, Clsrk. cBARLEs UrMAN,
Fer L. N. Ayres. Dpsy. Prss pro tenn. )
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Mn. Cook they say = man can live :
long time on; nothing but bread and
va'er.
Mr. Cook-It depends > sos d dval on
Who tnaksa ths bvs "a.
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4 YOUNG Upton man u confined In
the Boston city hospital with meeslea
a few days ego his sister called 70 seo
him, but was refused sduittance, .
she clibshcd : Drt Soc1podr saw and
talked with hin thseuGh ths wiAdow.
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him kindly that the management did
not allow cooking in the rooms, as it in
terfered with the regime of the house
and damaged the furniture The young
man blurted out: "Ah don't see what
we all is to do, then. All can't get any.
thing to eat in the dining room, and we
uns has got to eat.''
When pressed for an explanation, he
explained the trouble about the bill of
fare, and oonfided to the manager that
he and his wife had finally grown so
hungry that he slipped over to a corner
store and got some vegetables and other
eatables and frying pan. The couple
had used the gas jet for stove, and
managed to get along pretty well, al
though he admitted that it was rather
poor makeshift. The manager explained
the intricacies of French carte de jour
to him, and also gave him broader
idea Of the city's resources. The young
fellow was deeply grateful, and for the
remaining few days that the couple
were in the city they entered the dining
room with the air Of persons who knew
all about 1t. and ordered the waiter to
get them something to eat They
branched out over the city also. and paid
visits TO various points Of interest. A
be was leaving the hotsl, the husband
grasped the manager BY the hand and
ssid feelingly: Aim 'bliged TO you.
sah. A person who don't ri question:
should sfaEva and we uns Cana peetG'
near Il New York Tribune
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-07-03
DETERMINED 10 coN1RoL.
A Silver Committee Appointed {" Confe'
with the Natio,ti Committee.

A Silver Committee Appointed I" Confer
With the Natio,vI Committee.
CHICAGO. July 1.-The formal pro-
cratic Bimetallic league consisted in
the appointment of a committee to con-
fer with the executive committee of the
national Democratic committee, con-
sisting of Senator J. X. Jones of Ar
kansas, Governor w. J. Stone of Mis-
souri,, Senator David Turpie of Indiana.
Governor J. p. Altgeld of Illinois and
Senator J w Daniel of Virginia
The terms of the resolution under
which this committee was appointed
authorized the committee Ito confer
with the executive committee of the
national committee in reference to all
questions affecting and relating to the
temporary organization and proceed
ings of the national convention"
The resolution was discussed at some
length. hut the meeting was secret and
the tenor of the remarks made was not
made known except in the most gen
eral way. The feeling which controlled
the meeting, and which seemed to exist
among all those present, was that the
situation demanded that no precautions
be neglected in making sure of the
temporary organization of the conven-
ton 10y the silver majority Ii was
unanimously conceded that wisdom de
manded that the bimetallic organiZa
tion should put itself IN touch with the
national committee in order to learn its
plans as soon as possible. in order to be
able To counteract them in case they
should be averse to the silver interest