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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo April ie-spring wheat-Ldttle doing; No /
Northern. $3.50; No Northern f. 1S%c Winter
wheat-Spot Offerings nominal. No red, I9c; No white
7sc Corn strong: No yellow 4lc No yellow. 3s,a a
4Olac: No . corn. 4oc: No corn 3a% oats dun but
firm. No white 33Ac: No 3 white 33q334c; No :
white s2isc: No mixed. 30l1c Barley-season about
over sales reported Western 40 Q50c and feed at
acc Rye-No offerings: No track quoted at Csc
Flour quiet but firm.
Chicago April 1o.The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-20

Cotton Exchange special Lvsrpooi cables spot Gotten
export 500 American 1000 receipts 1900 Ameresn
iSOno. middlng upland, 3Sd; futures opened steaoy
Martial 1S4d decline closed quiet but steady
net decline December isisS Spr aIess:
Aprfl-May sIshs; May-June SIsns, yune1 10y
siaizb; July-August 919zb; August
sspernber-0ctober alsQsle Novem ber-Deoeno's Esd
Manchester-Yarns move slowly eioths' S'ine o"se''
az low prices.
FLOUR AND MFAL-Beyond revealing nrI ns, un
certone sympathy with wheat. the nour maIhet
without feature important change ~ pr1Se
$ eoass Is; Winter patents $ !tq.4 10 sprins ess,s
ter 81 GDas2 75 no grade 81 67k dsl 10 spot RYE
Notwithstanding quoted: Good 70 far >ggsS no.
Krn-dried ssas2 IS. brand BAG M a5sasi
Steady. quoted: Fine white. 95c fine yellow e0I4sa'
coarse s5as7c FEED-seady; quoted SPIN. d psan
bulk sieGsie Is sacks TO arrive 2oo NJ $40 IA so
SIS 25 latter white fne sisasie co. middings se0sls
s23 5ogs24
observation-disclosures was the crop news To-
cay room traders believed Of IT, judging oy tne
they absorbed wheat throughout the entire session
steady advance IN prices with final quotations igs
ABOVE the previous night No section Of me belt W"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-20

COTTON-speculaiion in cotton was almost al stand
today az least ventures were concerned
had very little 70 work on in the way OF ntMs
material Gables disappointing. and the marker
op4ne5 with prices unchanged 2 points lower. crop
news was plentiful generally bearsh experimenting
the weekly bulletin which stated that niue
cotton planted the northern portion OF me
cotton belt. the Southern and Central portions pan
ing had been vigorously rushed during the week, ana
early PLANTED cotton coming up over the sooIheih
part n the Eastern Gulf States in Southern IeKas
planting nearing completion ana good stahos
reported early planted coming up in Cen
trail Texas planting well advanced in the noiu-
ern Of the Since the data or the weekly
conditions have been generally most iaVofaDle
and some traders this account have been tempted 70
eel themselves considerably short to-day market
believed already heavily oyersolG This led some
Of the conservative bears 20 cover and The decile
arrested when had reached level OF 2a5 points
yesterday. At best however,
A. was A Quiet market which there little IN
eresi taken by outsiders The bear contingent had tn
advantage but afraid force It, and the total OF
the days transactions was unusually small. iilNste
cables indicated that the English cotton trade was WORK
jrR on mouth basis pending further crop
news and in the increasing visible supply Inc
close quiet steady with prices net unchanged to
points lower ,-. =.
The range Of contract prices IN the local market W
dav as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-20
DROPOsALs FOR FURNISHING NATURAL

HYDRAULIC CEMENTS-Ofice OF the Commission
d. c. Washington April 10. 1699.-SEALED PRO
POSALS will be received at this Office until II O'Clock
NJ May 9th 1899 furnishing 10000 barrels more or
less natural hydraulic cements
Blank proposals. specifications and all neces-
sary Information may ba obtained at this office. JOHN
D. WIGHT JOHN W. ROSS, LANSING II. BEACH,
ornrni q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-20
NAVAL STORES.

Shirts turrentInc were dull and again lower 9iy
,o,IpTing unfavorable advices from the Sou,n h 49,
however was quite firm, with GOOD oenshu' i"' ~
n,tef hut steady. Quotations follow; o,
TAP-Regulars 81 -; tar oil. oos - 20
sIfRITs TT-RPENTINE-43g4oi1c -. - ., .o T
q en-. q 81 e5asi G7i4 H. 81 10 81 SMsl o. ~ g.
n 50 Is; " 81 As. W G. 81 10; w W. y
STOCK IN HAND.
Rosin bbls. :.''..''''' 266
sprs turpentine. bhls. 3o5
,rsrle.ton April 9-Turpentine firm at S71sc; sa''s'
10 bbls tosn hr 10 ss t1-entne hrn Soc sales
GEO his receipts $50 bbls. Resin nrm saies o.
receipts 1920 bbs; quoted A. - ahS T. 81 so: X
s. 60: NJ 81 S.. y s.; VIC %: w: s;.say ss4a
9oc receptF IS bbls Rosin firm e5cgsd: i.nf: 10
bbis Crude turpentne quiet os ~ p SSes ~
oo Innd an Aprii OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. BIS l1a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-20

Spot cotton closed steady With quoatIons l-Bc lo"er
ro,tslng INLAND quoted at 6i4c and middng Gulf AT
&C as compared with 7-l6c and 8 1l-16c. respect
,eiy year Total sales of 80 nales were 70 spih-
es snoiai kilograms the Exchange reported South
on suot markets follows New-Orlesns steady, at
I, ier. Mobile quiet e1ec: Savannah quiet. SIC;
Charieston easy. SIC; Wilmington quiet &c; Norfolk
ouet SAC: baltimore nominal. sc higher 6&c Memphis
Steady 5a.c: Augusta dull. 3-1ec: st. Louis dull.
1916 ,
The export movement follows;
Great Britain. France Continent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-20
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

l. once Of the ouartermaster u S. Military ACADEMY.
West Point y Y. April 90 Sealed proposals ~
dricae subject 10 usual conditions Will he received
~ ~ FAC ntil IL clock ~ 90 1899 for Building
Materials Plumbing Materials. Hardware Tools Fants:
class and other miscellaneous stores specned on
81 he had on application here The right Is reserve 20
reJeSt o in envelope marked Proposals for Mill
EciC and addressed the undersigned VIM F.
S5f-pCTN Major O. NJ, L. :. NJ. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-20

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A Uptown Of.ce. No. I2f2 Broadway
"a north Of 3iatst until O'Clock M: advertise
received the following branch orces at regular
once rates until O'Clock p. Wa: 2A sth-ave, . -
Ger 23d-st l52 6h-aye.. cor. l2h-st Mays 6tA-ayA
and i4h-st l42 Coiumbusave. West 68th-st, 10
West 42d-st eth-aye % Fart i4th-st PSI West
cd 7h and sth $50 East fIh-st.: 1893
sd-ave between 7eth and Tsth sis 1925 ad-avs meas
eist-s l7os 1st-ave. s9th-st $50 3d-sve. meas
4ist-st 554 3d-sVe: 2i0 Beeckerst 325 Hieecksr- g.
soe sd-avs et0 East soths lo2f sd-ave; so6e Sd-aya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-20
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot Of ives. 2srd cqyta.dt and De'Or0''
.rine West 2srd Street Other figures Corlenat os
pesbrosses streets. 7 Daily except Sunday sunav
0aa8S as. 100 4. N" Local for EAsJoS. xr.n...
no SO A VI. For BUFFALO, $1,000
FALLS and West and pTlneiDs ocsI points: Pai0'
'p ITO. II 90 Noon; "sLAck 1 plan H.
E.Mt,n sssfinne capacity Due Buffalo 80 r Mi con
nectine with through seepers to Detroit and IcSS"
Iaso I.oopM sIERs s WdkkGG esi bhrSsnshsi
1886 4:f0 p. N. s and iHasierr1sd,ass Boi1it,-v
. -.4.5O.5.15P Local for MA sydr ChO'n'
+.iS1' hl0 +. NJ. Local for EAs e-ox 7
t.Sf1 600 p. NJ. Local Express for EAst vx.<s
'.x'I0 $40 r. NJ. For Buffalo ana poins "eS~
rbronsh Sleeping Cara 20 Chicago snd IoroIto; .,A
- 40 800 P. NJ. Express for BUZZ A. ~ 80
ToRoET0 Zone but Sleeping esf sfnoscaEsTER
prFFALo and West. Sleeping Cars 70 SnessFg ,oc.is
sofTTH PLAINFIELD and BOUND bt. '.s ~ > III "a
daily SEV except &C. Sunday; .ios, lo9A s, TP
sentn rla ma PuIin.n ACCOMMODATIONS at u.s.
ass AZ and 1854 Broadway Is Union SQUARE p;kirS
sSI'FuIton 81 Court 81, s. Broadway ana DiooA'-
Annex Station, Brooklyn -, r.. a.. .b.ct baggsrO
Y Transfer Co. will call Tor SIC ciscs '~ss~s
rom hotel or residence Though 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-20

Recepte al New-Oreans To- morrow officially est
mated $500 10 400 bales against 302i bales
actual last 40l bales year. Tomorrow's
receipts at Houston estimated from 200 100
bales against 1l37 bales week and 74s bales last
year
Receipts at the ports AID interior points to-day
,ared with same day last last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-20
CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively. q.
-Four tracks. ''Eectro-Pneumatc SignaiA
Stations New-York foot of Liberty 81
and South Ferry Whitehall 81
Leaving time from South Ferry foot Whitehan ~ n
except when noted
Trains leave foot OF Liberty 81.
For Easton Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch CHUNK -
Es.sonJ. f5:i5 G:so to Esston) NJ s.ndsys 'ssSs
F T ss s P,,;sSn' sns s'rasn'n 900 's
For Reading and Harrisburg at 400 st:so, 7:@ eis
$1,000 II 80 70 Reading, A.; N. 100. 40 800. -
(s9:0O 10 Reading) p. NJ, 1918 night sundays, e.
1915 night
For Sudbury Lewissurg and wnlIsrnsport a. 800
$50 4. An n. Too 20 sSS X iSi$ night
FOR LONG BRANcH. OCEAN GROVE. q
Grove and points south TO Point Pleasant. s43o tsga4
only to Sea Grit. $50 n0:15 only TO Red Bsnk, III
A. NJ. q AS only Red Bank $40 only to Red BanQ.
:4is 40 e:i5 Sundays CssSps az sntsIsxsn r
For Hilsntic Highlands. ..so. $50 1870 A. n. t:~st
49, $685. sS Foh f Eu2piRsEw scS 5 NJ q"
a,r. $50 .,o s,9 i0,s A NJ i'.' s''0 ''o P n e1'-
L sssS :; ssS $50 1918 A NJ. i' $780, 49,
For Toms River and Bsrnegat .4:so $50 A. n. ia
$40 p. NJ. Sundays. 'io:D A. NJ - -
For Atlantic City vineand and Brtdseton' $50 -
For Monmouth Beach seabrisht, and Hishiands g
Navesnk. s1:8o. $50. 1880 A. NJ. 1s1. <:%o r. ~
Sundays. 600 A. NJ. 100 p. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-20
DELAWARE, LACKAWANAA& WESTERN

NatvX York
stations IN ne" i"'A' wv - Leave. Arrive.
SITS. s.ooa m a.30 o m
Binghamton Mall go = - S0o N,
Run Ithaca Oswego Utica TX ~ y. q ~ ~
Chicago & Buffalo Express 49,. .'i'pPH
Scranton. Whkesparre f'' 400 o m 1920 m
express ~, ~ s7 100 - 30 a N
B,iraio Ex (arrive Buffalo ms 'o''VP" Wv
Syracuse Ithaca. Oswego UTICA TX .oso, s7.aa M
Tickets and Pullman ACCOMMODATIONS d 40 - -
ol2 broadway Il Park Place , .A..r $1,000
Westcotts Express co. Will cail fof ana one~
20 destination 'Daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-20
Yes,er-

ro,es-, conas markets: Coffee market steaoy
r,oi aTtrage santos 1900 receipts 1000 bag; s,ocs
400 co Hauburg-('offee market opened unchanseo al
ga +, m net unchanged: sales. $1,000 BAGS aaEe
1Tse market opened steady a franc higher 70 = IRAN
bUer al II m unchanged az ?. m s'eaoy' ps,E -
,c Svsnce closed unchanged TO K franc ADVANCE
facs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-20
ROYAL; BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTlMoFD ANO " A5nASNss<
TOM
Prom foot G. Liberty 81
Week ssys $40 500 1000 a. 20 pnins man, Can
Dining carr A. NJ iso 600 Royal Blue Limited 20,
Dining Carl ecO p NJ 1918 mdt Additional trains -
Psadspsla week days: 7:.o sSc 4 n. s lS t;o9 ~
Tickets and parior car at foot OF Liberty Ne
whitehall ST. ii3 IT. 2sf asa ga. 2s4 l. ~ Broad
wsy 73I 9th Az q Union So West 1853 East l2otn sey
273 l2sth St. 25l COLUMBUS Az New York SSu.s
The r. Y Transfer Co will call for and cheer
bargnr from hotels residences 10 destination.
sFrom Liberty ST. only. 4.
tFrom South Ferry at 5 u p. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-20

Pio-Coree market dull: No RIO. $3.50; exchange
"a recelns 200 bags cleared for Europe. 2oOo STOCK
,52 orc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-20
rvc1NEER OFFICE. New London,

u. conn Anrii Il 1s9a-seaed proposals FOR furnish;
ing and delivering sand at Fishers Island ~ H. WI, WI
.siveS here until noon, May IL, 1892 and then pu
vev onen.d Information furnished on appncauon-
"0' O' SMITH s. LEACH. MAJ Engrs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-20
~ ENGINEER OFFICE. New-London,

Conn., April IS ise9seaed proposals In trpc cay
v be received here until u o'clock noon MAY - l5
~ ,hsn nnbcly opened for dredging in STANFORD Har
or Conn Information furnished on application S"iih
. LEACH Maj. Engrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-20

TT s ENGINEER UFFIUE, New IIUuuUH'
- cr, Anril Is 1se9-Sesied proposals in trtpiicae
mill he receiyed here until ~ o'clock noon May is isy
- n,hlicy opened removal OF rock from Mys-
go piver and dredging Thames and Housatonic rnets
Conn. Information furnished on application Smith D
LEACH. Engrs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-30
,.,,ls Of Ogden Team Created
sn,II Sensation Months Ago.
,rrOLys GRANDDAUGHTER


.,..t,t ,,bo h. the left
Wfrfn vi l.'N"'.'' a.. o..,t.,
~ t.fE and captain OF wv 'sN1"
~ r....n his probably lea more
ilaI ,t,p tho average hug
4 srfiui carry. .,i. as. th. Den.
L a. % Iaf ofll '''N',' gt,rv
s.af. which puhHHh'-
!. .tungrr to one given 10 THIS pa
w ....ut 4rl Ho has been n
. rf ii'''Ai .,.n ,i,vcr. a private
"..f.lfUaal hl.'NAW pies''f
.4ur0Hf clerk and several
t,tHI. worlds hum drum
ctf WhA' d. th, s,u Of "a
rarl Moreover
~ nan -,-
BY ,n.' t...tvitb. iietaa mar
ial4i Nal..ii BIZ. g.If''u name Dr. icHfic
ID H'A t,.itb and she ~ the
ilr'ln II.'t a Lincoln and the
ltiih.H ,f Abraham Lincoln.
"gIf lll.Nl ti.. rnarrtaee will be re-
D. l'ial.l " ,'ngs f6r their court
rs1l.lrl ~ .....,ttrt while Bcckwith
b. en- az l5sir,ro in tho role ~ o.
uu wy w., vrrs fully exploited
tNl' lll p''f
10 o. p,s. so,,. "a IN Mount Pleas
ii.AHNl bIs nthpr. Captain
iri \. 4sr I'D tho oldest and
ia.i .tfi.fs Thr son had nthlo-
.triIl.. ~ i.'g,iue a member uf the
.it. f..erbsii nine. when 10
iHNI tt...t.ru nssociation. The
~ h ". VA but hta words had mo-
ilA 49, oirvsd good ball and
TO- "a "a Nrtiouni league
,lh, INV. 'i.,Inr in chicago h. met
tf.n hi ilys with the dhugh-
lfl.. ~, f,it.i statea' former minis
Y y w r..i.ri srI tb. rrnnddnughter.
.l fg. noted slave emanelpf-
80 ffrIf.I efntea senator
~ ..t. .g.1rd Oid Man" who
month aru Tho two Young
t....g MON nthor In child
.......fi..s ,gaa raised 90 the
.Heat VIZ. fIr.,irr and tbs newana-
~, ,.,Yt,i.'r troubles. After
...I... u.rFvtfh and hia
~. uatfpt frefaInt Tho oid
W. ,..,t ....i,s Nom and Heck.
~. ...i ~ NON 10 worked I'M "a
W 'r.. ami dfiftrd again into
.t-. u. i..aIi,a "a soldier fgr sans
..Ie.f. Ir fhs ranks nnd
srr..nyifi.. Fla. with the
Oh t.,a WbII, lu the service he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-30

cmAMrInNs, cnNpIrInN.
10th Jenries and sharkeY Are In Zine
Petite for the Coming Hattie,

A New York dispatch today says that
with the worlds championship battle
less than ave days distant, James J.
JenrlcH declares that he IA IN perfect
condition, and hi1 muscles stronger
than when he defeated fltzaimmona.
when I fought fitzslmmons." said
JonrlCa, II was little npprchonHlyc ns
10 the results owing 10 hia wonderful
ring record ana the fact that he was
champion of the world. ! had heard
considerable about his wonderful hit
ting paWcrs and an that sort of thing,
hui with Shnrhey II " an entirely az
ferent proposition I have fought
sharllcy aud beaten him. I know his
ntylo thoroughly. and although ho has
improved considerably since We mot In
san Francisco. ! am Hute 1 can beat
him ngain. also have improved since
/ Tough sharksy and / think that my
light with Fitzslmmunn shows that
have made more rapid progress IN tue
science Of manly art than the sailor
All fair minded persons agree thar flta,
simmons beat sharkoy fairly ana
sQuaroly Now, why should sot beat
shurkey2"
fight has been enormous ana the mot
cations point 10 a packed house or
dera for seats have been received from
us far West as san Francisco.
Although the hght Is but "A Few Gays
on, very few biz bets have been re-
corded on the contest This has peen
due 20 "a feeling OF apprehension OWING
10 Icnrlen mlahap.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-30
PLAYED ALL AROUND OGDEN
Pilgrims 70 Denver Gave the Wheel Club a
Practice Gime-Seote 400,
Dcnverites We're Too Fleet for tho
visitors, who Were Also Ham
pered by Interference.

Denver. Oct. 2s.-The Denver wheel
club eleven defeated the team from oR-
den, Utah. this afternoon. at u. W. G.
park By rcorc of 20 10 o. The game
was played ln twenty-five minute
halves. The wheel club team had the
advantage Of ogden In weight. being
heavier man lot man. with the cxccp-
ton N the center. However. the wheel
club had but little advantage over OE-
den IN buckinK and holding the line.
The men behind the line for u. W. G.
were given the most work and they
performed Il we'll ana q number OF lines
ln "a brilliant manner The Powers
brothers and Walker backs. and lett
end Footo all made brilliant runs. and
the run Of Ernest Powers, when he car
ricd the ball from ORden'a Vineyard line
across the nold TO goal was highly SOM
sntionnL u. W G.. had no trouble ia
going around OFdCn'H ends and with
perfect Interference the bali was land
cd behind the goal posts several times
after thirty and furty-yard runs Tho
nrHt touchdown WAS made in ten min-
uteH after play began ana the second
three minutes later. the lnttor IN such
manner ns 90 take the breath away
from tho ogden boys. Hair Back Walk
~ received the ban. and aftcr running
few yards. passed u back 10 Fuotc
who continued the play for goal F0ute
WAS well on his way before ogden
missed him The game was noticcnhly
free from rough play ana ulngglng. and
ORdcnH defeat was due primarily to Tho
neetneas Of tho Wheel clubs backs aud
the clock-work Interference put up
against them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-30

During tho winter OF 1891 Mr. Iamoa
Reed. one OF the leading citizens ana
ruch "a manner ua 90 hrulHo Il severely.
~ became very much swollen aud
panied him so badly that be- could not
walk without tho nid ~ cfutchoa. tie
was treated hy physicians. also used
several kinds of linlmgnt ana two and
but nothing gave any relief until be
BEGAN using Chnmherluln'H Pain Hahn.
This brought almost complete cure
In weeks tmo ana he believes that
had he not used this remedy HIS leg
would have had 10 be nnputnted. Pain
and rhcumntlHm,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-30

Kansas city, Mo, Oct GA siN-day
bicycle race, eight hours riding ang,
mas been booked for Convention hail
flr the week beginning November 2oth'
RIDERS are 20 compete In q similar fiee
al Madison square garden beginning
December goth Including Charles MN-
ior Frank Waller and John Lawson
are expected. A $1,000 purse n an
nouncod. Motorcycle races VIII llso
be given, for which purse OF 5000 mas
been offered,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-30
FOOTBALL GOSSIP.

at Hl.lons College gave the Ninth
.l'iiY football team mild surprise
v ~ Fori on Saturday afternoon by
oltis ho brown boys twelve To
l'',h Both aldoH registered two
.-'A downs and failure 10 covert on
m liit " ihe soldiers was all that
.''liel ihe game from being a ne.
81 tAll'fY lads LOSE the game owing
N, iagt that their backs were promo
y 'A9l..llal play aud ana not utilize
~ Interference 90 good advantage.
''lquing was the llue-up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-30

The Y. ". G.. a. and the Collegiate
Institute oioycna propose 20 play
practice game nt the Salt Palace bicycle
track nrpnn on Thuraduy evening be-
meath the electric light owing 30 the
amnllncrs ~ the space there ia liable
co. he some tall scoring not 10 speak
" dropping goals the entire length ~
the Held.
The v. NJ. q. a. team and the Ninth
Cavalry players propose 90 play "a game
on the Walker Field next Saturday
afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-30

judge rlmmnny was then introduced
ana dUHrIiU ODE lItUuuHH 10 the hour and
Che Ions meeting. The julgo was listened
" ltienuNgIy uud uppluud,d heartily,
tie began thuHi
"Thir election 90 400 over but tho
ahourh'r ~ there was doubt uH Co
thn outcome OF this clmpniEn in the
minds ui amy present tonight I ON
sale iu tHyinF 10 has been dispolcd. and
nt mluniHht uu Sow Z know the r11d
wufi VIII ho clicked over the United
statoa that in the h"nft of the silver
Fiatv-iu salt Lake City-thu Drmuc-
arpv o. True 90 silver
THEY are pretty scared down lnl
ohio. Mckinley own state" continued
The Judge. They afe sending The auoil-
binders " the nation there. they are
working desperately 10 keep tho State
Do The Republican column. fur they
know that Co iuHo 10 means rho luHH 0f
tho nation ln 1900 They nfn sending tl
The poatmaHtgrH Tor financial nil. Thry
cent uut here Go WHnrhip. where. I
have 90 doubt from tho cancellation of
stamps and other resources tho ulat-
unatei rcu aH much us li year
They soma pleading Co him Tor Gods
HHlt Zoo ElNr uu Hnun uf that ana help
ut carry Ohio. OprulunHed np-
piaLHcl uut wiu they save Hg No
Uud'H heaven that Will keep % from rn-
ing Democratic b. the thousands mud
hundreds OF thousands uf dollars they
rut Into Mark Hlnua'H dehauchlng
hand Cor that purpose tApplluHel
"AH huH been H1ld. this ls but the
HldUulHh uf the big campaign OF 1900
That viii hU the most important cnm-
pa.En no. Uf you hUrU have ever Wlt-
messed. 10 viii ho tho great stand %
the masses against corruption aud
Cfluc u H. important because "a prUH-
Dent 10 Go he elected, % % important
because itntr officers urC 90 hn elected.
% lH important because county 0mrdrH
ana Legislature viii De- elected. aud
/ tho latter VIII choose "a United states
/ fcrAtur. W, want thom Co know now
that $40 arC IN line.
1--WE huVc had one Republican county
decentralization. and believe voice thn
] sentiment % tIH people no l1rgH when
! anyi God forbid that Wr should have
another We promised tho people Wc
would give thrm au honest county nd-
UinlHirat0u. Haven't we done lt7
tCrlfH OF Yes. ycsD Yes. ana next
January. Tor the fret time. we will ho-
! sin ulcau-cut administration. just ua
honest. % city AFFAIRS
'Ju ono thing more" concluded
| IudEc WWunny "sce that oysry DEM
ofrat o. registered. Then see that tho
Democratic vote d. counted. aud / be-
| Hove wo viii bury the Republican party
a0 deeply that when Gabriel blows hia
horn thoy never viii hear lt"
Aud ui,p 90 the accompaniment Of
! the band, the Immense crowd began t0
/ pour out ot the building.