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New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
pENNSYLVAAlI
@ RAIbROAn

brosses and Cortiandt Streets ' -
EEThe leaving time from Desbros...
COrtIandt streets Il i've minutes later .s&
that given below for TwentS-third a.
stations, except where otherwise noted
7.05 A. Vi. FAST MAIL.-Lim:ted to two Baa-, =.
cars New York PittsbuTg. Sleeping Car fs,ssaas
oa5 CAaeSMso A. M FSsT a. fofGss5 to Ps5sSgTE and
O.S5 A VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIsdrTED.-Fss
ton Cars For cBiosxo cevslsna Tofsss and os
Ias1PaaIaS a. M ctfTd L9glsylls We s. 81, Louis @
, sos SashyiIle tyia Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE. boz
6-5S F NJ WESTERN EXPREss.-For chissza
7.55 p. VI. sOTTHW F.sTERx ExPREss.-F,- =.
f o1Ik Akron E Cleveland Cincinnati. Lousvilis. I5f
7S5 p. NJ. Pacific ExPREss.-For Pi,tssus. :.
S5nGaso For knoxville. daily via shenandoah tars
sos p. ". NAH. AND ExPREss-PaiImasa s,,.
burg and points West daily except sunday
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
70 & S25 $50. 1910 Deebrosses and Cortland, Sta,
t9SS tDining Car, 70 IS dining Carp M ass 81
sr,, sreSsonaI Linz all Parlor ard Dining Cars q g
g9ndays Sa s s s R?ST Ios Daas Ga ess a m M Y M e
as as Dining cr 81 as rf5I3f bi2Ins s1 Car rpqs %
SOUTHERN -.'Floriaa Limited" 1zOp
NORFOLK AND W7sTER& "a R11Iw4q5or Il "a qisns SAs a.
ATLANTic COAST * 2 NJ Fab, fali s,.c,
cI55EsAPEAlCE HES oH!o RAiLw2YI455 Is a m m d1ss a.
FOR OLD PoTNF COMFORT and NoRFo1K.-7.s
Meek-days and S55 D. m daily
s5 - CtT liz 81 Tf955 a. and 24O CDss5ro.,,
c.estouled Trains Buffet Parior Cars and sts1s-e-
GAPE Ca ,M4Y.-I255 P. m. weekdays.
NJ POINTS on New York and Long Branch Psfl-r7s g.
s% I%%eaty-tnird Street stationl. SIS a n isli
- ana 80 p m Sundays. Q y a.. m x -
~ 2R 2n 'esorossss and Co-tandt Streets 300 a =
m q N-s -
FOR PHILADEIPHIA
odU tDesDrosses and COrtandr Streets on : q "a.
80 500 ID f955 Penna- Liuited 10 ~ fT,s-,-1
ana Cortlandt Streets 1O2D} Dining can IN r. 49,
SarJ lIlo a. 1255. 2 10 JDe5broszaz s-I A. -
streets. 22OO, 255. 325. 355. 425 425 sDl7i-- -
800 dining Car) 555 Dining Car T55 55 81
?; m. I2lO night Sundays. 6fO s . x q 81 q :
tAILiirnited), S5S 1o55 tDning Carl a N - - rs,
tDlning Carr. 325. 3.55 % CpinlrT -, 80
~ a'Hing in Ssr)' 055 Dining Carr. Z55 s55 as D a
Ticket Offices Nos 461 944 1885, 1854 III and 2s1 ss
Wy Sstor rtousei West TTe1ty-thrd Street Sts.I5--
ana stations foot Of Desbrosses ard Corandt strss,
court street. $50 Fulton Street o. Broadusv ~
GrTennsy1van2 Annex Station Brooklyn. station Jersey
CVy. The New York Transfer Corlpauv VIII -sff =.
and cneek baggage from hotels residences thro1s.
Telephone .914 Eighteenth Street. for PennsyIvaui,
j. b. HUTCHINSON
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady; 10 3
spring wheat 62c; No 2 red 67Sc No corn. 81 &c;
No yellow 81 NC; No oats Zc 10 whlSe 80
No white. 24& G251sc; No rye SS'4e; 10 barley, barley
3S94Oc; No haxseed. and No w. 50 80: prime ne
timothy seed. 81 55 pork per Dbl, 81 i50$IO 90
lard per T 7Od$5 S21a short ribs sides 1osel
short clear sides boxed IS s2l46 ass 92a: whsey dis
les finished goods high wines gallon 81 Z3t
sugars loaf unchanged. On the Produce hXcna
to-day the butter market steady: creamsries lyg
241sc; dairies, 1SG22c. Cheese firm. lzelSc Eggs
steady. fresh. 6g1612c.
Cincinnati, Jan 24.-F1our active; Wheat Arm; No 2
red TI1sG72c. Com firm: No mixed 341z g35c. oats
quiet; No mixed. 251aQ26c Rye quiet No 2 6Oc dard
whskey quiet 81 23e Butter steady. Sugar easy. Eggs
firm I6c. Cheese steady
Milwaukee. Jan. 24.-wheat firm; No Northern; SIC;
No Northern. 65c. Rye firm No 1, 5515956c- Barley
steady; No =, 46c sample 36g44c.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan 24-Cose: Wheat in store N2
track. No ! hard. 6j1ac; No l Northern SIC; No
Northern. 62c.
Philadelphia Jan 24-wheat firm, &c higher: contract
grade January 69AI7O3c. Corn quiet but steady; No
312ta32c; No do, SOQ3Ohc; No mixed do. 20i2q3oc-
Potatoes dull and lower; Pennsylvania choice. oush
55G5Sc; New-York Western do j34J5c do fair 10
good DO JOG52c steady but quiet fancy Western
fresh nearby 2Oc do Western 2Oc; do Southwestern DC
do southern. 19c Receipts-Four 1,O bbls 5000 sacks
wheat 81 900 bush 5I 600 oats 5000 Shipments
Wheat. 500 BUSH corn, 2Sl.OOO; oats. 10000
vator Gssc january. 6ssc May. 69G691se July, 6I+c
No . hard 65G66c No cash. 31c January. 3O@
May. 81 &c Oats. No cash, 23sc; January 2%c; May
24l4c No white 251sG26c.
Toledo: Jan 24-wheat active higher No cash, 69ac
May, 71a4c. Corn dull. unchanged; No mixed. 32c.
oats dull; No mixed 2312e. Rye-No sales Coverseed
active steady: prime cash DID, 81 30; January,
81 77h bid; March s. 70. OH unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA & WESTERN
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FOR ThE NESA.
Leave New York south Ferry (Whitshan TsrnnaD' AAa
w. sf1aiIy @ tH;xesDt sunday sSundays-
CHICAGO. s4aO = m Liberty street shiSh -
PITTsBURG 'SSO a. m GLberty street sniyl. as
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. 1000 a m. '0oS n.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. fSO0. 1000 (pinerl.
IS Royal Limited exclusively Pulluan Train. Daef
Cafel. s45S tDinerf ea5S (DtnerA and ~ -
night. NORFOLK. fLOo =. m.
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ohices: iT2 28i. S3t f2Sa Broadway. Uniou So
W., i2T Bowery y Y. $40 Fulton Brooklyn; White
hall Terminal AID Liberty Baggage Checked fr0ns
hotel residence 20 destination.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

nrm AZ It's point May wheat reached Ia siec.
fuctuated between that price T3c all day AT the
close shep realizing by traders carried prices down
news acted first h'l influence the market. and
then by reason OF reactions the opposite effect
several days positive and advancing
closed unchanged1t9 10 points up wheat and
explanation OF thIs change sentiment said that
the best reports deny serious damage in France
haH also reported thai the Government OF India confirms
the rurrs Of good rains in the northern provinces
VIII result In benefits to the famine districts TO small
extent About 3.4SS. 600 employed upon pub
porers will require sOo00o0O OF wheat during
next six month"; from Atlantic ports, The Liverpool
ket at its opening %9ssd net higher; but slbse
quenuy lost half the advsrce and closed only Nd above
the previous night Speculation throughout the
mostly for local account neither foreign houses nor the
advices from the Northwest another cold
wave was on its way toward the winter wheat belt Rail-
road ocials state that farmers talking Of some dam
to winter wheat being among future proba-
bes and holding wheat in anticipation Of higher prices
Inc Northwest movement reached 3Oo cars again Inst 356
cars last year and primary receipts OF 3S0Ooo BUSH
pared with Ge2 600 bush year ago Quoations Of cash
New.York 15hc. No ns-d Duluth. sOhc prompt nomi-
mall No hard Manitoba, s0hc prompt No hard New
York T9isc prompt: No Northern Duluth 77%c prompt
nominal: No Northern New-York. THO prompt: No
Northern Chicago. 75%c prompt; No Northern Duluth
local sentiment hearish on corn Yesterday
owing continued cold weather West seemed
therefore positively Nat featureless
Last prices Of the day were %c net lower. Liverpool
market early day. The export
was reported ct 33 aoads. mostly oupors: No corn
afoat. OATS-The local market
Usual usual very quiet closing easy with corn No oats
white Sic track mixed 29%asol46 fracf White hte sS
$Sc; 2 No white clips s2c RYE-Market dull; No !
= I Me-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
NAVAL STORES.

The market holds steady with fair jobbing demand at
full but unchanged prices Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars. 81 So: do oil bbls S3 90.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- -53653lAc
ROSIN-Common good strained 81 Isl Go; F.
81 I0 F. 81 75 @. 81 50; H. 81 90; 50 %; X 81 20: NJ
81 50 n. $3 W G.. So Co: W w, s. 10.
STOCK ON HAND
Pts tupehthe SO bbls
Charleston Jan. 24.-Turpentine market firm at soc.
Rosin firm and unchanged.
savannah Jan 24.-Spirits turpentine sic; re-
eepts 23 bbls sales 500 bbls exports.
firm and unchanged receipts 3e0S bbs sales 1864
exports, 1,157 bbls.
Wilmington. Jan. 24.-Sprts turpentine firm at 5O1af
ole; receipts II casks ROsin firm 81 25GSl 30 re-
Tar steady at 81 25; receipts 4T3 bbs
London. Jan. 24.-Spirits turDentine
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

COTrOE-There and generally featureless
for for pretty active traa-
ing March early session. The mar
opened steady unchanged prices decline OF
points, cables being Disappointing and outside specula
Offering support Before noon however,
the decline covering following pretty
strong from Southern spot and dis
position disregard predictions heavier receipts in
the near future large purchases by exporters IN the
interior The trade was careless in respect TO ths
feature IL is generally that the movement
VIII fall off again after the cotton route for export
shall have been shipped During the afternoon the
market was particularly dull. chiefly at shade under
abeyance largely through uncertainties affecting the
true situation OF affairs South Africa The market
closed steady with prices l point higher TO points
net lower. Hubbard Bros. Co.'S weekly cot
ton bulletin Perhaps of re
lapse trade conditions Manchester through
longaton Of the South Africa famine ad
wees from India which is the largest buyer OF Man
chesters output Certainly speculation is
from unknown, not from any causes, Man
chester advtces demand
extending well into the summer and Liver
pod is now the seat of the bull speculation, and
consider that through its purchases in this and the
eontnern markets IL holds proportion OF the
Visible supply than at time this The situa-
uon Is unooubtedly clouded the trade
On mis- side of the Atlantic, especially each
morning cotton for the period scarcity
Europe seiilng at an enormous discount
follows: -
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

NeH-Oreans receipts for tomorrow estimated a
5000 70 $500 bales, against 1897 the day
week and 7T29 bales At Houston 1000
5000 bales are expected against 1897
week and 1886 last year.
Receipts at the ports and interior points to-day.
pared with the and last
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

Spot cotton in the local ruled steady with
prices unchanged. the basis of 7bc midding up
land and SIC for middlng Gulf Sales $40 bales
Southern spot markets. mdding quoted. officially
reported BY wire follows: New-Orleans quiet at
q s-i6c: Mobile nothing doing 75sc: Savannah steady,
15tc Charleston steady. 7isc; Wilmington firm TIC;
Norfolk quiet, nc Lice lower Baltimore
75Sc; Augusta firm. 4 7916c; Memphis steady. 9-I8c
ST. Louis quiet, 9-I6c.
The export movement follows
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
WEST SHORE R.R

Franklin Station, n. L.,
and 10 m. later from OF w. Ard ST.:
'I2i40 p. NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED, for Detru.t
Chicago ST. Louis Dining Car.
'0;1b i. NJ. Chicago and 81. Loals Limited.
IS fOl p. M.
sOi1o p. NJ. Detroit and Chicago Express.
eDeily. Except Sunday.
Timetables at principal hotels and offices Baggage
checked from hotel residence Er6r~s.
G. Y. LAMENT General PASSENGER Arsnt "
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

Rio-Coffee market firm: No Rio 9S950; exchange.
7II-16d: receipts bags: cleared for the United
States 1900 cleared for Europe 1900 bags; stock
l74 600 bags
The satIstcaI position Of Brazilian coffee is follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic Signafs
stations in New York. foot 0t Liberty ST
and South Ferry.
Leaving time from Ferry IS the saue A. srs-.
Liberty ST., except when noted
On and after Jan 8 1900
Trains leave foot OF liberty 81
FOR Easton. Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk e.
'4C0 s!15. s9:l0 A. NJ. (s12:O0 NJ 70 Eastonl. i.s9
s;o s4;4S f2;4S 80 70 Eastonl P ~ sundaya '4ss9
ts1:OO % Easton) A N. 81 90. $50. s6-90 P. NJ
For Wikesbarre. Pitston. and Scranton. 500 s9i8
A. NJ. l-30 P NJ Sundays. s43O A NJ
For Reading and Harrisburg 400 s4:3O T.s0 seIQ
tIOo0 n;30 to Reading, A. N. I:3O $3.50 $40 %
sI;S0 70 Readng) NJ. si2:i5 night. Sundays. '4sN
tll 80 10 Readng) A NJ. s1:0O 1:3O $50 90 C9M
70 Reading P. NJ. s12:i5 night.
For stations on the NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH
X r., '4;3O ('5: 80 20 Red Bank onyO $780,
Red Bank Only9 II 80 A. AS
onlyD s4-3O b622 P NJ Sundays. $500. ("10:i5 Isd
Bank only A. NJ. $500 P NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD and Lakehurst. $50 as30 A. n.
81 :s5 S. 80. t4:1O IS 90 P NJ. sundays '1O15 A, NJ
For Toms River and Barnegat, ~ 80. a93O A. n. slk
t4:iO p NJ. Sundays. sIO:15 A N.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, $50 A NJ. 30
M Atlantic CITY special with vestibuIed Coaches sad
Pullman Parlor Carsl
For between Atlantic Highlands and East Loss
Branch. via MatawaR. $3.50 $500 and Il 80 Atans
Highlands onlyl A NJ. si As $3.50 (f53S and 5s23
lantc Highlands only P. NJ Sundays 5000 a. NJ. slaa
p. NJ.
For stations between East Long Branch and ghlaati
Of Navesink. via Branchport $3.50 $3.50. 11S0 A. u.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FHILADELFHIA, BALIIMORE and d
WASHINGTON
From OF Liberty St
Week days. '4:3O. 500. 1900 Q1 80 Dining Carr A
q 100 Dining Carl 1:sO Goo Royal Limted) SEA
(s6:OO Dining Car P. Il. s12-15 Sundays. s45a
1900 On 40 Dining Car) A NJ. 600 Royal Blus
Ltn1ted0 $500. $500 Dining Carr P NJ rs mdt
Additional trains for Philadelphia. days 80 959
5000 a. II, s4:0O $500 p. NJ
Tickets and gaFoE car seats foot OF Liberty 81.
way, IST eth Av.. % Union SqN West. East i25th
Court ST.. 344 SEQ Fulton Brooklyn 9s Broadway
Williamsburg. The New York Transfer Co. for
and check baggage from hOte.s residences desna
tion.
'From Liberty St only
sFrom South Ferry i've minutes earlier
TEron South Ferry q SIS P VI
aFrou South a 9.2O A NJ.
blrom South Ferry $40 ?.
from South Ferry ct 9.55 P NJ
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

A DNtRTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trlhuns
~ reeeved at their Uptown once No. 242 broadway
III door north OF S1stst until O'Clock
msns received at the following branch oces regular
ONCE rates until o'clock .. via; 2S4
cor dst la2 6thave,. cor 18th st: Macys 6th-ave
W. % l+2 Columbus ave, near West 66thst. i0d
t?i st. between Th and Sh aves i59 East 4Tthst cas-
5a-aVe between 10th and TTth 1920 8d-ave near
ST; IOS lstave. near sNth St; $50 Sd-ave
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
$ in the local market to-day

Foreign Coffee Markets.-Santos-Coff market firm;
Santos 9s2o0 receipts 12 COO stock
s4s GOO bags Hamburg-Cofee market opened 4 pfg
higher; z:30 m. net unchanged 10 Il pfg lower:
sales 1900 Havre-CoTee market opened barely
steady k6h RI higher: u m. unchanged: 8
barely steady. 4 franc lover; at $50 X franc
lover: Gales. $. GOO bags.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Jan 24-spring wheat strons No I,1n4 naLc'
T3Tc: Northern T21sc: No Northern iV1s
Winter wheat nominaly No red nae i1 mTeq' a9lsc
No yellow 37hc; No yellow 3e No S eo5a; ae Ne
white size No white. 2sc; No mixed Zotsc.
mixed Rye quiet; No in store oOc Flour s'eS'S'
unchanged -
Chicago Jan 24.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-25

Receipts OF breadstuffs at Interior point
last three ciphers (00O omitted, Flour bt
as folloWs:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-22
DEMOCRATIC HE,Ds TOGETHER.
Cash and spellbinders to he Poured Into New
York and Indiana.


CHICAGO, Oct 1.-THE Democrats. headed by
Chairman James X. Jones of the National Com
mittee, have had conferences all day long As
20 New York State and Indiana. Tie former
State has thirty-six votes In the Electoral Col
lege and the latter State fifteen. Senator Jones
and his friends did not wind up their conferences
unit. late tonight
Joe" Bailey Of Texas and Charles 4. Towne
OF Minnesota were among those present. 1t
was decided TO concentrate all the Democratic
energies cash, speakers and literature on
these two great States, the Empire and the
campaign
Ex-Gov. David b. Hin Of New York, while
here, said that the DEMOCRATS would carry
Indiana. but he added Il have no means nf
getting at the facts have -imIly been mink
Ing campaign speeches In the State
II was Mr.. Hll who, during the campaign Of
ed, and il was this same Mr., Mn who, told his
intimate friends in 1894 that he. Hill, would
surely he elected Governor Of the state 81 New
York over Levi p. Morton Mr.. Ill, In that
campaign was only beaten by 5000 plurality,
One ~ the closest friends Of Bryan advises by
telegraph tonight not To bet on his election,
but to use the money in chipping into the DEM
OCratiC campaign fund.
Senator Hanna Snid.
Ycs, | know that the Bryanites are still
claiming New York and Indiana and that they
are Ia tight like old Harry Tor those two States
our people in Indiana, and j Is all right, |
am glad that the BTyanites have decided 10
concentrate their battle in New iork and
Indiana II will exert a fine influence upon
our friends in those two great States Bryan
Is defeated and the decision OF the Democrats
to-day to concentrate upon New ! ork and In
diana l. the last gasp All must be alert, and
all must look out for roorbaCks This II tho
time In the campaign when those cheerful
birds hover over the situation,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-22
NINE LEADERS DISAGREE.
Breach Over the Powder Q~ue.uon-Another
Convention This Week.

WI~LKRs-BARRR, Pa, oct. III President
Mitchell Is expected 10 issue a call tomorrow
for a convention Of the United Mine Workers 70
be held toward the end Of this week, and 1t Is
believed by the strikers and their leaders that
the strike will then be settled Whether II Will
be by the acceptance OF the operators oner,
made last Thursday. or whether the convention
will agree TO accept an increase In which tho
powder question l. eliminated. otherwise a plain
increase Of 10 per cent, It Is impossible 10 say,
and n vigorous contest over the two courses Is
expected In the convention. Each really
amounts TO the same thing, although II the
operators give the plain 10 per cent. increase
and maintain the price Of powder at 275 the
etrlk ers will be able TO use the apparently ex-
brilliant price Of .27S as the basis OF another
IL is Understood that President Mitchell
favors ,.ccepting the operations ofer or 10
per cent. increase and powCer at $50 TIC
reiuctlon Of 81, rs a kes bong hgure5 as a por-
ton Of the Increase. This wouIl. slTyuIy
conditions very materially and all the MIXERS
open breach between the leaders, on the ques-
tion. Those who, represent the ShanokIn
ana sohuylkM region. where NE men 10y
to 60 back 10 work. A break, from the ranks
Of the union there Is not improbable. and Fahey
and Duffy, the district Presi :ents. are now
a dressing mass meetings and urging the
men to walt for the order from President Nit
chgll before returning 10 work, using as tho
chief cry, Stand by the men in the Wyoming
and La6kawanna region. until they settle the
powder question
50 per cent. would vote 70 return 10 work at once.
The sixth week of the strike opens. to-npor-
row. and the strikers have yet to receive their
first cent or pound Of supplies from the ma
tional union. They have almost reached the
end of their resources, and many are now pen,
niless and living on what little aid their local
unions can give them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-22
STRAUSS AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
His Visnnese orohestrs Heard 70 Better Al
vantage Than at the Waldorf.

Eduard Strauss and his viennese orchestra
were hoard last night at the Metropolitan Opera
House before an audience different from that
which greeted the famous composers brother
In the less appropriate atmosphere Of the Wal
dorf-Astorla on the evening before. for it wa.
large and In a measure enthusiastic. Tho
auditorium OF the opera house proved Q much
more Advantageous place for the bands Der
iormance. The roughness Of the strings and
the shrllness OF the wood-wind were less no
tceable than In the small concert room Of The
hotel and tho brasses were moder ated. % hero
was greater pleasure TO be taken out Of the
other numbers than the dance music. Thi,
was A. enjoy able as II had been before pos-
sosslna the unique charm th at Viennese plaS eUs
can impart 70 Ii more completely than anyothersl
last night by, Johann Strauss. This was
,koscs from the South and the audience hSd
the additional pleasure OF hearing the wAn
Pp 0Ip Die FIederpaHs- and The -PI.Iioato
tone and tompi that delighted the audience on
waltzes was. made charming By the UNIQUE
qualities OF the players, who are 40 wall Wofth
hearing that 1t 4. a pity so much uninteresHng
and iI-performed music must Be heard With
The COMPOSITIONS, Of Rdusrd ssr.u., Ia,
na B.1e. TsIs ri ntasiles ana Sa v: \ R0a8H
4ascaspl'. sRadcli HHsFo sRs overture wsrt 2 ; e Stod 5LSH
4endefssoHn'." ' soma 4, %%iIaass sSS, W $PS op' o.
cncsuated by the conductor,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-22
NOTES or me CAMPAIGN.

The Republicans Of tleT ve1ty-Grst Assembly,
district viii hold a mass meeting this evening
C0lImbu, ayeuuo EV-Iudge W. VI X OlcOtt
will preside Amons the speakers will be-
Or John balcum Shaw, Wallace Bruce and
Assistant United State, District Attorney
Ernest r baldwin, NilLSn II. Douglas.
the candidate for CnngrNJ Assemhlymun
y y Slater, tho candidate for the senate,
and William 5. Bonnet, the candidate for As
sembly, will also speak. The Diamond jubilee
things ~.
The Republicans Of the Nineteenth district
have a lively programme for this week. This
evening the BidWcll Rough Riders, Col. Fred
Rruder commanding, will attend n rally at
Prohibition Park. Staten Island. Tomorrow
evening there will be an outdoor meeting at
SiNtiath street and Amsterdam avenue, pre-
sided owe bv John e, Culemay. Wednesday
ov MIN q ~" will b. au outdoor meeting NJ
r ur-dly even ng q meeting VIII be held Ut thu
IcKin cy Colorol Rcr uh.i',n Club. 1873 West
End 2v.nu". which wilb' sided over by D..
MrlN y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-22
DEMOCRATIC FORECAST
II Gives Bryan 2s7 Electoral Votes, Mckinley
ZIG. and 80 boubtful.

CHICAGO. Oct 2l.-A forecast on the outcome
OF this campaign was issued from the Demo
cratic Headquarters last night. While credit
is given Willis J. Abbott. head Of the Democratic
press bureau, for the Democratic predictions,
It Is understood that they were at least suR-
gested by Chairman Jones. After looking over
the figures he said;
Il think that Ia n fairly accurate representa-
ton Of the situation. II we're going TO make
a table It would not differ materially from this
one. I might put New Jersey in the doubtful
column. But ! am no prophet Prophecy
in political matters is a gift with which Mr..
Payne seems 70 be endowed and ] prefer 10
let him do the prophesving."
Mr.. Jones talked Of the situation in New York
ns II he had unbounded confidence thet the
HHeere ia the arranEement OF state and votes
that the Democratic National chairman In
dorsps.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-22
INCREASED TO THE
MORE WORKIyomEy FOR M'KINLEY.
Delegate Cooke Says the Peoples Patriotism
Wont Let Them swallow Bryan.

The signs Of a change In the OF
alarge number OF worklngmen who voted for
Bry an in 1890 continued To multiply Yesterday.
Party politics is supposed TO be . forbidden
subject at meetings OF labor unions. but some
OF the Central Labor Union delegates are not
ayerse 10 talking on the subject outside OF tho
meetings. J. +. Cooke, a ship carpenter, who
l. delegate Of Local Assembly 22o OF the Knights
OF Labor, said Yesterday that he found that
large numbers OF working people he had talk ed
10 In both New York and Brooklyn had changed
their minds about Bry an. The, more Brya an
"The principal reason Tor this change among
many other reasons, | believe" he aid, Is
try which has achieved fresh dignity amor
the nations,
DeleCate Cooke also said that another strong
reason was the free silver plank. No matter
how Bryan evaded the free silver issue II was
stu there. Every man who had anything az
all at stake was In favor Of sound money.