H 5 CENTS.
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i l . . i a- i l. a.m - if-i 1 1 An n ii in iriiL v 111 uiw
It - ! : . ! . i - - . .r nr .f pfv
Vll I E COAL MARKET.
j . cut""- - - .!
:he ashe;vi-lf Iceland coalco.,
S i 1 I I A I
li- - V'V-'A' " : J
i JJpektox, delivered:
ick Diamond Lump, for grate,
f
krd, Chestnut,...
!j Stovei.....'...
f Kird
$04.75
. 9.00
. 9.75
9.75
gURT DENiSOX,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN,
18 Pattom Avenue.
nominated! by Acclama-
. ' TTAM
1 lUi.
I
WATCHES,
1 WATCHES,
I WATCHES,
WATCHES.
CLOCKS,
CLOCKS,
CLOCKS,
CLOCKS,
Vilitv of
CLEVELAND SS
cJommitteemen arrive, "v. n - -position
to go on -with the permanent
organization any how, m order to enable
.xZ" ,ion to adjourn finally to-day,
nhout which there is now begimng to be
some doubt.! - V i I. - .
tW; is n. conspicuous absence ot visit
in- clubs, who have either been disquieted
o Wrrfsal of the convention jto give
the hkl or are waiting until the
i(l moment.to make a more elective
theatrical entrance. . Before any of. them
i .-, tmc rifled to
appears, tne cnairuwu
call! the body to order, without waiting
for members! of .the platform committee,
anci at 10:22 the gavel fell. r
Prayer wi offered by Rev. J. R, Green,
of Missouri, who especially , invoked the
Divine blessi ag upon the members! of the
Second Day of the National
Convention. I
I0 NOMINATION
Vice president
MADE FOR
ot jot. .Louis, as xnessc TV ' Heis! not hope, the decorations' of the plitform. State
bdrne to the platform, spires faith .'j amnnr thc deWalc8 were being
m
atters that
Tlie cUalest Display of Enilinsl.
asm ever Witnessed.-Hats,
canes and Red Bandan
as Waved In the Air.
By Telegraph to the Sun.
St. L6UI. AlO.
convention, w
hb had been; entrusted by
June 6. The Cohven
oir1v this morning oying I Vi -nerfon
xion gr- - r "r "riA J,Z of " 1 W. Prince. of Massa
- -v T Tf II I ;i I t 1 1 III! Illl ILIIJ11 V- - - '
Mayor
testimonials were puiu w -r , , w-tfi1w.
Air Collins, arm in arm wau uaiu . h
, , jr cntii fiisaaminff rc-cicyi-iwxa, v rr
ana r lower, martucu ,.r,-- -r f ffire
oi,i Tnic nnnMmnce was greeted convictions, nuuuim - -
UU;iT .a - which orew in to defend the constitution, he courageous
volume as he mounted the steps j of the ly declare y fTT U"
r.lptfoim and stood bv the side of chair
man White, who- grasped his . hai
rometife' like qSetj had bem restored, United States' Sglutted Jith '"Vf
somettnn Ke qu , oppresses industry, embar-
chairman vvnixe occ .;n,RS. endangers financial tran-
vmitinri fhr its favors to mm aim liiu" laosv- h .
tod fefnerS Co.Hns, turned over to him ?il;ty
f ' J. - tv, was ization and corruption; that the mgr
the silver gavei anu xcwxx. . ' , ,., , . ,vi W of an
iiause anu wu.". i "y . . i .m m
con- unoaralieiea war is ruuueijr v"-
. i .... i . i'i :ii:
rT;w. s .nffi- thatVourinto theTreasW ; from
uwuguuui6i .T . , , . c.oir,o-c of th American
. s . . i, i. j hip mm i t np nnni i iilu oc mui. - r
ciently clear ana pspncvvu Aifl Uf lentiaSitv of
. - i ' it.. 1 -rinn rt tne nail. UeOTJlC , l-utii. iix r, -
IVU I XAw&Aw x
another burst of appl
had subsided, Collins addressed the con-
1 1
BRONZES,
BRONZES,
BRONZES,
-BRONZES,
'iWELRV,
, ,WELRY,
'JWELRY,"
iWELRV,
i 1
km TD AND PLATED SILVERWARE,
SSHS a vn PTATKn SILVERWARE,
5or ID AND PLATED SILVERWARE,,
SoSdND VLATED SILVERWARE,
OLD AXD SILVER HEADED
(iTOLD-i
ENS, -
j' '-OPTICAL GOODS !-
I EYE GLASSivb,
I EYE GLASSES,
IEYE GLASSES.
1YE GLASSES,
I ' ' .
. i . ". t i
ti Wnt frpnnpntlv iriterruptea w
J I - i a j-Ls In-nrr nr! tnvilpcref! ' claSS W
&eo tbetatesoftteVnibnwHh f tnoe Sn tneir persdSal gain, ietar
he erf..rmanc-e of so. important a duty. fWfSfJ," ml of the eovertl. contributions for the neeessanes of l.fe
1C TjarXV tU uuuaiu w- r
n.eut being especis
hdle f K - ,d:;, t6. reduce the U ust ptofiits
FT ' ! T V; 1 of monopolists and boss manufacturers
UurJ Pollys Utiflallowonsumers to retain l the rest.
iri -nrarrn1v greeted.- .The man who asserts that tq lowertanff
w
w
land
they occurred.
At the conclusion
cr
air.
P tv -r" I was; adooted ten
i.1. oAtifprpnre aty o'ciocKio-udj. uirtncrthe tnanss; vr-.r-r
KSIUIIU v.. --o I , . - -ft. f o
The National Committee and the com" the Colorad6 delegation ioji
mittee having' in j chito the .seating silv,r gavel aud directing xu-
arrangements of j' the hall arC; evidently laced in rZ
gallant people. The ladie are nrst xo
get into the' bunding and are comfort
ably settled in boxes anjd balconies before
half a thousand men can be seated.
Amone the early, arrivals at the hall
this morning is a delegation ot women
who are here to insist upon the mcorpo-
right o inese iuuic
! 11 - Li .Ar. . 4. .-.f
i Jr.oli-mucli'tressher! tnan iuc juuw
j thr- pHtlbm comnlitUc, with whom they
r I a protracted feiscu-sion . Kit without
! mittee. Chiei -teno-
graphei-Dickson, who is the first tp ap-
pear on the stage, Iooks up iroiu
. 4 1 . n - - I II- I J X-v-w
notes at this interpxiiig u..- -- -- meat, uy -1" 1J imoort duties,
C.nPH i one of the boxes just in tront oi shollld be discouraged ana uf - VlJi ra
le on excellent
Lt fipguT--i miiii ii;uv.ui-M i,
i
I of woman "a.
-Spectacles,
Spectacles,
Spectacles,
SPECTACLES,
fTELESCOPES-
.TELESCOPES,
iTEI ESCOPES,
f TELESCOPES. -
' -OPERA GLASSES
OPERA GLASSES
OPERA GLASSES
OPERA GLASSES
Kivt.
Democratic con
mittee, ior use - -
ventions. Adopteu. r
The chair laid before the convention xnc
edentials of delegates from Alaska, and
they were reterredj to xutf -uuiuv-v
credentials. "
T J. Campbell, of New York, sent up
to the desk, so that, it might be read,
along preamble andresolutionslprepare d
hv a larere number
DV IlXlUStll ci.jj.va O"" f ;
of prominent Democrats. The
tions declared that the perpetuity
Mir demands the enforcement
Mrtnrnp noctrine in all its length
breadth, and that. territorial Aggrandize-
fA;yn i Tinkers m Ainmui
; T i i ' iV , i j ,1tt .crrpted. f.Tthe man v
M am rmmQ IT 1"" """ frJ trade insults intelUgenee, and
'i Mf remiciiiciJ. OWV.VHVM a
a. j-. -i I . .
various fetaxes, us v-Pv,
proceeded to take seats upon the plat
form while the band played an inspiring
A renuest was read from the Woman's
Convention, recently held in Washington
stating that two of its members had
been appointed to make a short talk to
. n .. i! -L-ir c tio women
fCSSg Wt le Nereis nt pilfering-there Wj;
America, and fflspg f. .... aan,inistrati6n. 'fPutlic of-
resolu-
of the !
of the given,ten minutes time
and be heard
Voted that they under this , administration
fice is public ( trust." ! Integrity
at. Reheewater. of Missouri, ottered a guard at every.
i 1 . j a-
-.cAinfion declarinir thit taxes, mciuum
t W A V '
i rr
Utorv uiiu -f-r-' i
terms with the fair petitioners.
a number of newspaper men,
virgins, have coni prepared, anticipating
a debate upon the tariff plank of the
ced by every means in the power
TT-ZA-oA vJi-o-f-PQ A1SOSXI1U.L il.
IS
should be!
of the purpose of raising revenue to
I 1 L rmTrarrmprit- !l(l
hiffhlv tieecis pi Bw,wrp"Y
levied for -the
meet the
administered veiled
like wise wise that this republic should maintain
friendly relations with bur sister republic
of Mexico, Central and Soutn Ajnnv.
P. ; J,.l'bij:: nfnnp I a sectional stnte, as: ncv
economically; that tne VT m J ;.tv mil ions of
lore, ifcULj , r ti I
industry
oreign
at the expense of another is
4 rp aim of Federal liberty ; Ireemen, in
taxes tending o create an aris- perous ? 41m uajw -
a debate upon xnc -oii -i 1 ui iuwu-u, ri Vot A fives tenuinff ucan.au .Vj.w -j , - . . 1 4 - j
eomJ
. - r a; . 1 . . 1 v.Vi-vniri . pTTrn ( l lu w -i i I '. n.. ;iici-i-irkii5 eaucr Ht m-
brought lunches With them ana are fI Amerlea, and tnax Wc P-jv . i . nn I las ghould be but upon a revenue under r Jents in
t,-rv, r,nt-friendlv aia xo mciia ,r - , Uk,;v,1 Ixxritn sate- rpnriV to meet our -rt'-'-i
u-;n bo coon zls jjusdiui-i . . .rr- c - ,
I ' 1 VJ V V Ik I .1(1: I
is a
to be
fieri -for a siege
As the delegates come in, there
rleal of talk about efforts
made by the silver men to have their
views reflected in the platform and as to
them our friendly aid
r,if themselves from
iwwvvv ; : I
ments of foreign powers.
simretnacv
maiuLaiu v wi. wj- , . ;
nent the United State should be prepar
the encroach-
If necessary to
on this conti-
gu
views rcuctn-u iu j. n . i."-, .. 1 .j'U-fr
the chances of some of their representa- declare and maintain our authority
s getting the floor, and participating by.every means in the power
! rives
: iri i W- discussion littpon this ratherj
cate question, upon the floor ot the con
re :;tion, .
1 in the earlv
. .i . ; 4-: ;0 r'ithpriner. but a
Willie tne convcui uu & 0, ..
hours
o'f
the morning,
of a great
i ! . . J ; 4- r Mcturh I Mirrh inn nnTJOraUIC ututiiv wv. -
ardsastotime so - - -T-, i ,J iJue and
i. .1 i r hp cnimtrv nuiu' tr urawi M" -o-, ' ., .
Uhduiytne uuwuBrrr- --. i mii,. rit,.1 arlherinfe to the
. -IT;.' j( . . i. ' i : letter
j.rj-.-j-.v-i it-e pvprv line: luu
nation.
the
hall
REP URIXO AND ENGRAVING.
REP AIRING AND ENGRAVING.
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING
'AsnEYII,L,E. N
C.
A
SHEVILLE ICE AND COALi CO
IT. T. COLlllX & CO'jJftiERqRS.
MADE FRO
MADE FRO
MADE FRO
"UPERIOR
rURE ICE
TURE ICE
PURE ICE
M DISTILLED WrATER.
M DISTILLED WATER.
DISTILLED WATER.
o.'no-le hnnrlana can be seen in
3"'i-"- I f ,1.-
and that hangs listlessly from one 01. xnc
boxes occupied by the women suffragists.
But there are thousands ot pocuet puig
inr out with Thurman banners, ready to
be thrown to the convention breeze at
the proper moment. Gray men sxin uiu
on to their gray hats and . gray mux
banners hung onto the endot their canes
aud umbrellas, j
X nretU decoration appears upon tne
floor of the hall, just before the hour for
convening arrived. This is a floral smeia,
four feet high, made of red and wmxc
across its tront a oar
jin which appears the
Collins, and bove it tne
- t ! -m t
word "Massachusetts." lnjs naimsu
tribute to the coming permanent chair
man of theonvention is examined with
the fol-
roses and bearingj
of cape jesa mines
name of P. A
The document also container xi)
solution providing that it be presented
to the convention; in order" to call the
attention of this great body of Democrats
to this great question. It was referred
to the committee on resolutions without
debate. ; " , !
TVTr Mallorv of Florida, offered
lowing resolution, which was referred to
the eommittee on resolutions : ,
i4 TiT v.nt this convention hereby
-i a ti nt-minles
nnnrnves ana cuuuiota -jr ,
of tariff reform, enunciated by Presioent
r-ireionrl in his first Vnessage to the pres
ent Congress, and to Hhe policy recom
mendedfy him forthe practical app
; of t nose nnncipies xo cut
tration of the Government we aye
unqualHfied and universal support.
b r rMoW! n-nr 'siiame was tne
uj civ- ; i
wmch
of the
4-t,- prlnntinn
,nr t nnr m nit ivuuv-
13uries: and hot necessities,, should be
! -. 1 i. v,a Vinl-rlen andaenouncing
maaexo ucai , -: -
)rnt tariff as a master-piece oi in
cej inequality tnli false pretense.
The resolution was adopted oy . a hmu
'jthe
our
us
to
, .l- Jnroti7 -with uenerai democracy
A resolution ui - , , t .. riL T rrve you
w w " r i
sUridin was adopted unanimously, wi
hearty
Mrs
cheering.
Merriweathejr t
frr-A rf n woman s
convention iu io.w. -
hen addressed the
suf-
L 1, the ntatform. At the con-
elusion of her speech it was voted that
the! roll of States ana lerrixonc
called and names of Candidates for Presi
dent and Vice President be piacea in
nomination, but no ballot be taken un
the Committee on resolutions
shall have reported. ; y
,TTi.L.i;iWo was railed.. the' chair-
w nen ataut"""
banners, among the delegates were being
whirled wildly in the air When suddenly
the convention with a mighty shout dis
covered Daniel Dougherty climbing on a
chair in the middle of the New Yorkers
on the floor. He was; waving aloft an
American flag. As if moved by a com
mon impulse; the standard berers of the
different States all rushed towards mc
New York delegation, each seeking to
reach Dougherty's emblem with their tall
staffs and; toss it to the roof. At this
moment the hundred American eagles
ornamenting the railing of the gallery,
of were being torn on, ana tneir out
stretched mimic wings, six feet from tip
to' tip, flapped, with the assistance of
the nearest spectators men and women
alike. : - ' ; , . .. ' '
Tn sheer mere v to the people, chairman
o, shaping legisla- ColUns at length interposed, and after
repeated efforts directed tneir aiicmiuu
to a tall Kentuckian who stood beside
him. This gentlemen, delegate Jamcs A. J
McKensie, was to second the nomination
of Cleveland; and aroused the convention
to a renewed outburst almost at first, by
declaring there was but one democrat in
the country more popular tnan
land the queenly woman hchas made
his wife. ,
Again the convention wasinan uproar
when the speaker gave a brand-new title .
to the leader of th republicans: "The
Florentine Mosaicrora Elaine." s
AfcKensie moved to now susnd the
rules and make the nomination of Cleve
land absolutely unanimous; but every
body wished to join in seconding Cleve
land and everybody was given the chance,
and then the thing was done with one
extraordinary hurrah. I
' Another main feature of the day in the
, 4V. prtipr
convention was u -ty
hetween Thurman men, Gray men, tanfl
reformers and the protective tariff cle
ment. The Thurman delegates were
eager to have ihd nomination for Vice
President made at once, while the enthu
siasm was at fever heat. They wcrerein
forced by the tariff reformers, who were
incensed at the delay ot the committee o
platform and eager to administer rebuke.
The Grav men were using fabian tactics
akeour nnA had able allies in the protectionists.
Roswell P. Flower, of N. Y., and Darnel
W. Voorhees, of Ind., were the opposing
leaders; the latter being regarded as
ot del- 4nnkesmanof the Gray delegates through
out, numbering many true men. . The
phalanx under Voorhees was making a
determined fight, contesting every inch,
m a way that threatened to develop ugly
feelings. Just when things had a partic
ularly squally look White, of Cala., in
the interest of the "Old Roman," poured
oil. on the troubled waters. The post
ndttl for bv Voorhees was
we brand him as a falsifier. It is further
forethought to imperil capital and disturb
enterprises. The aim is to uphold wages
and protect the rights of all.
Thio n ministration has rescued the
public domain from would-b Batons and
cormorant corporations-faithless to ob
ligktions4and reserved it for free homes
stands
post of our vast empire.
I He has not hesitated
. - J frn-m isoerial
to" Withhold ms appiwv -i
:i'.Vi J A i, cetest inauirv re-
legisiaxiou, uuu vv- w,-. - .
)
nd wane oi.uui-u y.
yer uc
ties of brotherhood, are pros-
These are the
A.
J.- 1 Ui-,en'nr that Powers, n
ever ituw.u"v..a , ( -j
eWated tdjthe United States by the Con
stitution tor prohibited by 'it to States,
are reserved to" the Statds respect veiy or
the people.'X By authontyi ot tne
icv of Neta York, backed by the
a nafae entwined with Victory, 1 nomi-
4 I i A At KTA,.! VnrV "
nate Groyer leyeianu, M.n .
Dougherty's speech was delivered witn
fine kectfhl his best style, and ' aroused advocated by White, on broad grounds
unbounded enthusiasm, j , When ha men- and iA a manner as magnanimous as it
tionld the name of Grover Cleveland or Was unexpected.
referred t A his public acts and utterances, Many left the hall with dark forbodings
. T It ' If
the con
ention fairly
IARD AND SOFT CQAL.
great interest, as
elevated at the
I Orders Promptly Filled:
Telephone No: 5S.
Old Depot.
El-
. ..... V t-M
TIIKR COAL OK'H-li
Office and Yard' at The
i t t VnMPLAINTS IN REGARD Td
REPORTED AT THE OF
FICE.
-Uptown Office, "
In the Barnard building. Patton. Av.
- Telephone No 69.
fjfT-ALL Orders Oien Prompt Attention.
MANUFACTURED ICE.
For the information of. the public and to
correfet erroneous ideas on the subject of arti
ficial ice, ti-egjve the following facts inrregard
to themaimfacture ofiice: Our manner of ma
king ice i to distil thewatejrby condensing
steam, thus making if absolutely pure, -men
is nnssed ove rharcoil to completely deoder-
ize it an av remaining traces of im-
nure -matter, alter which cans filled with it are
placed in brine chflled below tte freezing point.
and there it remains tintil it is frozen as clear
as crystal and almost! as solid glassr Tins
ice is alone fit for human use. It lasts one
third longer than nat hral ice and has all the
nf the hiirh nriccd table
it stands Conspicuously
base of the' platform.
But there is no cheering, as oil ycstci,
as the delegates file in-not now m dele
gations, as on the first day, but in little
oonn and pairs. Ohio- and New York
delegates are particularly tardy in get
ting in, and there re groundless rumoj-s
in consequence, that there is a .hitch in
the Thurman programme, whichmcludes
the seconding, after his nomination bv
Tarpey, of California, by General Powell
of Ohio. ' ! ! ' 1 .
The first applause of the morning is
evoked by the appearance of a Thurman
bandana placed upon; the banner-poie u.
the Wisconsin delegation. At this mo
ment, temporary!! chairman White j ap
pears upon the stage and consults with
chairman Barnum, of the National com
mittee, at which the applause increases
in volume, but is short lived and soon
a: U...4- loninntT he: convention m the
U1C9 uui.) xa. . . . j
listless condition ! which has character
ized it for. an. hour'. An orchestra m the
west gallery enlivens the otherwise
tedious gathering with some excellent
music, which occasionally, as it becomes
familiar, provokes Driei out rcsouup
cheers. j 1 i; .
Ex-Attorney General Lewis Cassiday,
of Philadelphia, chairman; of the com-
;ttee on permanent organization,
mounts the platform and whispers
earnestly into the ear of chairman White,
who is handling the silver gavel, waiting
.;ri' to cratheri Mr. Cas-
iui mc c ... '
sidv is evidently known to the conven
feeblv. At 10
o'clock not more than half of the deje
gates have put in an appearance and
none of the members of the platform com
mittee have entered the hall. The con
sultation between chairman White and
The mention
signal for !,a sound of applause,
again broke out as the reading
Ention was completed.
kT Wehet- of Alabama, chairman of
the committee on credentials, submitted
the report of that committee on the Da
kota contested case. The committee
finds in favor of W. F. Steele and
a C. McGuire of the church faction. The
committee also finds in favor of admit
ting Delany and Garrett, as delegates
from Alaska.. The report was agreed to.
Theehnirman then called foti reports
from the co'mmittees on organization and
Cassidy, of Pennsylvania, its .chairman.
man said hisxaxc un - - . d
New I irk. The cobUtion applauded 4
h; LmnouncemeAt and when the New
v;v neleJration prelehted Daniel Dough
erty to make the nomination, the great
uii nno- with cheers wnicn werc ;u.
i j . 4! Lolnnie until i Mr.
longeu anu gicw -r -
Dougherty mountedthe,piaxionii,
I - i i" i L nn-r, oc he eould
it was tedouoiea. 3UVJ" i t
be heard Mr. Dougherty said : j
"T crreet vou: inv cUntrymen, with fra-
. 45 i J . . . T T-irt-wr1
ternal regard; m ypur prcscu -
r t, npnne. tne sisnx
to the majesty ui r ,. .T
itcelf i! insrirhfe. the thought -sUDiime,
you come from every State and Territory,
corner oi uui wtvau
shouted ' itself rerarding what might take place in tne
hoarse - Delegates mounted chairs, waved platform committee before the conven
their hatsiicanes and handketchiefs. :The tion reassembled, but a great majority ot
. ? Ti ' ' U J -,4-rt-o inined in the aP- I 4-Vo 1et
ten tnousanu sira.ioiuisj"--
plause, and a full band of sixty pieces, m
the east gallery, heipea aiong w u i
and noise
Hmnis. But their blam
T ' - . - . "
enreelv be heard aoove xne gcu-
eral "din. j; '. ' ' i ' . h
' ; CONVENTION NOTES j.
,The deihocratic National convene
to-day broke the record for the greatest
display oil enthusiasm ever .vop--a
similar body. I For over twenty con
secutive minutes twelve t tiohsand people
filled the air of the great convention hall
with a volume of undiminishing applause,
on eartn, pcr-
assiay, oi rcu.- , . . , n ,
reported that it had unanimously 3. are about to dis-
-ptiHeV Al UOlUnS, Ol xvxa-ao.
1 I I II I I I IV I I b. W -r '
one
dent
for -nermanent chairman
ments was received with loud applause
1 1. : Itt tt Tncrersoll. of Tenn
anu cuccio. i". o
was recommended as secretary and
delegate from each State as vice-Prcsi
onrt one as associate secretary,
The committee further recommended
that the rules of the previous convention
shnll be in force during the present pon
mention, with the modification thatJ no
.1 .Ti -U 4-
v,ii nnw its vote lor TeSlUCIll.
SIUIC sua" ; ;
nnn Vire-President until the call or
eomnleted. This report
was agreed to when it had been compit:
erl. and adopted. Chairman
nounced that he would appoint cnairu
Barnum, of the National Convntion
T?ewell P. Flower, of New prK, anu
TAhn n'Dnv. of Missouri, a committeeto
escort tne pcnum-ui, ,
ntion to the'staee. The announce
ment of each of these names was the sig
nal for a burst of hearty applause
Barnum's name was received with espec
ial Warmth and cries of "Barnum' were
minded with general; shouts. Jstas
! n the
the committee was proceeunig j
r,lnce where Mr. Collins sat, in the Mass
delegation, two pages appeared bearing
two large floral shields, which
sent to the convention, to be
n its nermanent organization
T.fHrti, David R. Francis,
COIUlJllUlCllia ui iv" s
i . .t I 4 " : 1 i.tt-tt iinrl
nM. iT,e- rhare-e more than an impcua. ,
JUJCClUHWW"- I o I Tr11 n!
ith the simplest ceremuiiiaio,
es of the beople are to choose
w
represe
romrjarabie with nothin
haps, savethe roarof the falls of Niagara.
It followed the utterance bf those words:
"I give you a name
victory, I nominate Grov
New Yorki"
cT-.ent-er wns Daniel Dou
With
ntwined with
Cleveland, of
the delegates fell to discussing on their
way out from the hall, respecting the
details of their own proceedings.
o
produce Marlcet.
Ttv Tptrtrraoh to the SUX.
f Baltimore, June C Flour, dull
Howard street and western super.,
250300; extra, 325400;, family
42575; city mills, super., 250G5;
rio brands 495510. Wheat, southern,
steady, firmer. Fultz, 017. Longbcrry
938. j Western steady. No, 2 red
spot, 91V2. Corn, southern, easier,
white G2V23; yellow G0m.
"St. Louis, Mo., June JG.-Flour easy.
Wheat, I closed IY2 above yesterdays;
cashSOOOO. June closed u2 orn
Tammany
Hall.
gherty, of
head prdudly
. . . fibre of his features quiver-
. -t 1 1 . .htior T nun i cicici t . L . 1
a WXT"- ingvery hrv, of his nol e fgure tens.
UVV", 1 I
n rhonarch. yet
hv the snnreme law
stitution
fcked ana . conuoucu Uts, r , .. Urator was
U- the written con- the magnificent voice of the orato was
bf the wntt.n uu r lle vast l audience
Fully issed With the- "-yX pen UW. IWheu
portan e of occ.l-, eloquee he named
this rostrom to name tne ' fime the man who was up-
ofthe United States. New 3 the thoughts i of ktl, it was
mm xo tuc ZTh;
electoral vote. Delegations "-""v
eight States
unsettled, higher, cash 50V8. Jly 0.
Oats firmer, cash, 132V2. July. 29Vb.
Whiskey 113. Provisions firm. .
Chicago, June G.-Cash quotations
were: Flour, quiet, unchanged. No. 2
spring wheat 8435i. No. 2 red,
86V2. No. 2 Corn, 54. No. 2 Oats
33V4. Mess pork 14.10. Lard 8.G0.
hort ribs, 765. Shoulders, G25; Short
clear, 8.1015. Whiskey 119.
PmrixvATi. Tune G. Flour
and iTerntories
bled in caucus or
!CO
are assem-
cbnsultation
had been
presented
with the
UoPn,1r to tak$ up tne crv
make the vote unaniUus. We are here
not indeed to choose! andidate, lout
name che, the people have aireaaycu
l. xtJ U-.1. his career
He is the man ior xucf .7 r. fe
illustr4testhe glory o pur mstituxiuu,.
years ago. unknown, save
iUoliw he. for the ! last lour
. ...Lj l,e mie of the world
o the most Halted duties
. ir -. mortal. TO-da
termines that, not of his own cnoice,
by the mandate of his countrym
with the sanction of Heaven, he shall fill
the Presidential chaiifp Jour years more,
He has met and mastered every ques
;ffmm vouth trained to states
mansHp.Thepronsesofh.sletof
nrrentance and inaugural aaare a
needless tol utter another word. Dough-
ertv paused for a moment to gaze over
. - . t- !r- : vheerinfr dele-
ready the hundreas o .0 1
.1 . jil2 TTirr
of spectators beyond, ingu uuv.
forest of beads was waging innumerable
dandanas, hats and canes were oeing
tnboA into the lair, while the cheering
was becoming so ternnc -nfjuu
enthusiast could hear nis scTcccx -r
one overpowering, general yeu. Ac xa.
moment, in the mammoth picture of the
Capitol at Washingtoh, covering xuc
wall far above tne piauytu , 5T
mention, doors
view 01 xnc wwuiw -" -- - 1
i?-uv orirl the smiline
were seen to swing u, f--
f Pt-es'ident Cleveland beamed out
his admirers. ! Everybody; in the hall
seemed fairly beside himself with excite
ment. The stoiie bust of the President
near the Speaker's stand was crowned
..1. .-ot, of (rrwn laurel, snatched
wnn a v"iu w. c . , -1
quiet. No. 2 red 94.
No. 2 mixed, 3GV2.'
No, 2 mixed. 336. Pork quiet,
Lard firmer, 801. Meats quiet.
Wheat,
lower;
easy.
Corn,
Oats,
1457y
Short
dis-
hat
de-
ribs 775. Bacon barely steady. Whiskey
114. Hogs steady.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
W. CORTLAND,
REAL ROTATE BROKER.
J ORDERS T( BUY AND SELL
( i PROPERTY,
WILL BE GIVEil CLOSEST ATTENTION'
! IXVESTMEMTS HADE "
1 ON j REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
Suffice in the Barnard building. Patton
avenne entrance.
. waters of commerc I
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