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SHERMAN ON “SOUND MONEY”): Oblo’s Senator Opens the State Convention with a Financial Speech. HE, TOO, SCORES SILVERITES, |S Their Proposition Is a Degradation of Our Dollar to Fifty Cente. POLICY OF 1853 IS THE BEST. Wt Ie the Only Way te Preserve the Parity of Gold and Sliver at a Fixed Ratio. ZANESVILLE, 0., May %.—The Re- publican State Convention opened this afternoon for the nomination of a full ticket and other business affecting the @election of the successor to Senator Brice and the choice of the party in this Btate for the Republican nomina- tion for President. The conferences of delegates yeate day and last night showed that the Senatorial and Presidential issues over- shadowed the contests for places on the state ticket. On the arrival of additional delegations from Central and Southern Ohio this afternoon, especially from Cincinnati, it waa evident that a factional contest would fight # out on Bushnell or Nash for Governor. All other candidates ,including Hoyt, are playing for second choice support, and conceding that they have no chance until it is demonstrated that neither Bushnell mor Nash can be nominated. The Convention was called to order by Col. Joseph C. Bonner, Chairman of the Btate Committee. Col. Bonner then tn- troduced Senator Sherman the Tem: porary Chairman, who spoke as follow: “Gentlemen of the Convention: Yeu have met to designate the next Gov- ernor of the State of Ohio, You havi still higher duty, to announce the principles and policy of the Republican party. What you will say here will have an important Influence beyond the limits of your for the intelligent action of the Republicans of Ohio will, as in the past, indicate the opinions of Regublicans in all parts of the United “Biates. “We are in favor of a protective tar- iff. We had such a tariff, While it ‘was in force we had prosperity, good times and money plenty. We believe that the policy of protection should be extended to all productions impartially, to labor on the farm as well as in the workshop. “We are opposed to the Democratic poy-y of protecting woollen manufac- tugs and admitting wool free of duty. We denounce a scheme of taxation which annually increases the public debt more than $0,000,000, The Tariff law of the last Congress is partly @ copy and generally a failure. “We demand a reform in the tariff, not tc promote sectional interests, but to secure ample revenue and impartial Protection to domestic industries. We ant & chang jound Currency.” are in favor of a sound ational curre! always redeemable in. coin, All forma of money should be of equal Purchasing power. For fourteen years after the resumption of specie payments While the Republican party was in wer, We had such w currency, We had ‘old, silver and paper money, all bear. the stamp and sanct! jon of the Mited States, of unquestioned credit and of equal’ value, passing current ot only Within the United States, but fal all parts of the commercial world gold und silver are indiapel ble for uge in the varied wants of mn Kind. Gold is now, and has been for Ages, the chief measure of value in in- national commerce and the larger transactions of domestic exchanges. Bil- Ver, from ite buik and weight, Is not avullable for large iver. This theane ti As ir nis fe on di nly mon Gesradation If D- ic of our ete to aty, olied to our National bonds it ts a pudistice ‘of one-half of the public debt. tis the Hey oft ies of all debts. it 10 favors OB pro- jucers oi any. terinds whether of vin larm, the workshop, or the mine, they get nominally more doll thelr Late ae. ome lars would hi chaging power of, would eangeat seats at oeet, dal ra se by the present stan: in ie ne of the 6 rer hase more of anyyhere “ou tise Tal oa of money will in tts jational afore price arty money el A king or te vaee whic! 4 Nd or com: se botee and National oa “Taal ned a bar with i eBoy, lorever, mn of all aintain- coins. rae retenes Pill be i coin United St Notes based th ‘United States, maintali goin. Mt important y of it Us oe oP vghts tl ity of gold i) Ee Peill not é- with us in hopes do it alone. F and pl privileges, t ow follow in t! way and we will not got hi ie he ie Republican arty can our iden” ple as equality o! chs Hh Govee t of th tate of Onto, Col, Nathan Fitsgerald, who was de: feated for Congress by William L. Wil- con in West Virginia, appeared before Judge McAdam, in Superior Court, to- aay, to show cause why he should not ve enjoined from selling cigars and cimarettes in his restaurant. ‘The order was obtained by A. L. Lis- berger, wno claims that he purchased the cigar-stand privilege for the Colo- Lal's restaurant, at 142 Nassau street, from J, B, Laughlin, the Colonel's part- ner. Laughlin was formerly a walter in Dennett's when the Colonel took him into partnership and gave him charge of his place. he Colonel says a dne iin accumulated diamonds and fine in a remarkably short time, offensive to Fitzgerald that stand in the restaurant. ‘When the case was called it was de- cided to submit it on affidavits, which will be prepared in @ few days. —— A FIFTH AVENUE BEGGAR. Annoys Mr. Lynch a Bends. Jas. N. Lynch, a beggar, Was arrested at Fifth avenue and Thirtieth street last night by Policeman Sullivan on for am Outrage. THE HAGUE, May 2%.—It Is stated here upon good authority that the Gov- been wrecked off Cape Corrubedo. cause of the disaster. Part of her crew and some of her pa: sengers were saved sons drowned is jated to be elghty. CROKER AND GRANT. New York Politica, payments either at ome oz abroad, but if is indispensable the minor wants of mankind. “Gold, free from | reatly superior value, cannot be utilised for such pur- ; ‘Therefore it is that both metals Reve je been coined into money at a fixed ratio. ‘he enormous increase of the roduetion of silver in the United Siateg lexico an tral hag disturbed this ee jo" ered the market vali re, precisely as a like in- Reuss of production. has lowered the f other commodities. ¢ {5 a universal law that price or valve is measured by gusntiiy,, Undei these conditions the rational and prope! course would be a chanj of Tati ut this can only be effective to those two metals by @ concert of action among commercial nations. Until this can be Sccomplished, the only logical way each nation 10 coin both metals Maintain the coinage of cheaper metal at par by limitation of amount, nd redemption when in excess of the demand for, ‘Su h is now the policy of the United Btates aud of every. great. commercial nat.on, Including every country in Bu- Tope, Other nations adopt the ailver tandard alone, not from choice, but m poverty. Policy of 1853 the Only Way. “I believe that the policy of the Uni a Btates, adopted in 1693, of coining fri flonal giver coing in limited quantit from sliver bullion purchased at market price, ‘and making them legal tender for i sums. js the only way to preserve ‘the parity of gold and silver coins at & fixed ratio, “Ths \l8, properly called bimetallic money 1 hope and betleve that the money eestatat commercial aatises Will lead them through an international Somnixsion, to elther adopt a new ratio Dased cn market Value of the metals, or to coln them and ma-ntain them as’ we do, at their present ratio. “The policy now urged by the pro- @ucers df allver und by men who wish LONDON, York, had a lengthy conference to-day in regard to New York politics. Pickmell, the Artist, Gets a Me: PARIS, May 28.—Willlam Lamb Pick- been awarded a third-class medal by the Com- nell, the American artist, has mittee on Awards of the Paris Salon. Cardinal Gibbons Will Lecture Capital and Lab PARIS, May %.—Cardinal Gibbona, who Is stopping at the Seminary of St. Bulplice while on his way to Rome, in an Interview 1s quoted as stating that he will remain a month in Rome, and, ‘on his return, will deliver a public lec- elty on the relations be- ture in thi tween capital and labor. Pasteur Ref: PARIS, May distinguished French chemist, has re fused a German been awarded him @ result of i bors in the cause of humanity and actence. Dr. William B. Wallace Very Il. Dr, William B, W , Who was prominent | the Irish National League and later in the Iris! tlonal Federation, 18 seriously ili with pneu. Mmonia and heart (rouble at his home, 144 Eas Sixtieth street. Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov't Report Royal Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE a Pot Under complaint of Thomas Lynch, of 6 Mad- faon avenue. He sccused the beggar of anpeviae him by persistently soliciting CADIZ, May %.—The French steamer Dom Pedro, bound for Carril. Spain, has ‘The explosion of her boliers was the The number of per- ‘They Had a Long Talk in Regard May %—Richard Croker and Hugh I. Grant, ex-Mayor of New ® Decoration Of- -M, Louis Pasteur, the decoration which has ALL “SITUATIONS WANTED” FEMALE ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE WORLD ARE REPEATED IN THE THE EVENING WORLD WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE, BOOM FOR “HAM” FISH Speaker af the House Mentioned for Vice-President, jer Little Bud and Needs Plenty of Nourishing. Secretary of John Boyd Thacher, of Albany. F Other State Jobs, Same Time—A hundred or so eminent eltisens. These two interesting booms, one for the second biggest National office and the other for the leading place on the Btate ticket to be voted on in November next, are the latest to agitate the Re- publicans and Democrats, respectively. ‘The boom for Speaker “Ham” Fish isn't of very serious moment as yet, but its friends believe that like all tender young things it will grow. ‘The Speaker himself is reputed to be as willin’ as ever Barkia was, although he {a not averse to serving a term as Governor or United States Senator as a gort of preparatory step to the higher office. His boom was first launched a day or two age by Geort Malby, of St. Lawrence County, who Was his prede- cessor us Speaker of the Assembly. Mr. Malby first suggested Fish for the’ first place o:. a ticket with a Western man as the tail, but since then the Speaker's boomle: has taken on a second-place finge, because his, friends Delleve, & ‘orn man-will get the big end of the proposition, ne ‘Thacher bo lace on the Demo: put Up this Fall is not inspired by that gentleman himeelf, nor does he sanction It; but several of the most Prominent men in the party view it as & real good thing and want to push it t was first launched at the din- te Club on Sature Gov, Flower, It is for the leading said. ‘The other gentlement present indorsed the Governor's cholce—that 1s, all ex- cept Mr Thacher himself. He is repre- sented as nursing the idea that he hae a mortgage on the Gubernatorial nom: Ination next time and as being unwilling io jeoparmes his chances by accepting an inferior office. is ttle or no gossip concerning the other State officer: MR. HARRISON AT WEST POINT Accompanied by Raby McKe Visits the Soldier Hoy: Baby McKee, who isn’t a baby at all any more, went up to West Point to-day with his famous grandpa, who was once Pre.dent of the United Btates, and the soldier boys there gave an exhibition drill tn honor of the visit. Ne ir. Lynch had diMeulty in finding a! The ex-President and young Mr, Me- ee ee rece nly successful. | Kee were up and at breakfast at the He Was put under $900 bonds for his| Fifth Avenue Hotel this morning be- 00d behavior for six months. fore the help got through cleaning up, Seite daselaine and before 8 o'clock they were at th: “WARSHIPS TO MOROCCO. Grand Central Station, where the ex- President's daughter, Mrs, McKee, and some otner ladies aweited them. Be- fore going Mr. Harrison said he would return this afternoon and would spend this evening with some friends, To-morrow night the Indiana states- ernment of Holland has decided to send | man is to be the guest of Dr. Chauncey | onitdren’ 0} n the boats, and refreshment four warships to Morocco with instruc-/ af, Depew at dinner at the Doctor's) will be plenty, wi ite good. music will tions to demand reparation for the loot- | house. ie armony? gniivan the sal aall 4 the bay and up PR tis to be one of those e Soun ¢ Lime epent at thE furter of her capt. tthe Rit for’ which, the Doctor has a! the plentc oun My. At ut which never yie east’ two of the! coast of Morocoo in Apri wast. Het a given each ween, be ‘Some of the other notables at the din-| "if you wish to heip the Bick Rabies’ EIGHTY WERE DROWNED.. |ner,"!ll.bs “Tom” Reed, of Maine (who| Fund, and perhaps be, the means of 4. |may come); Boss Platt, United States! saving some little one's life, send a —_ Senatorial Candidats Warner Miller, gmail’ contribution to “Cashier of lam McKinl of yor Vorld,* ‘wiitser jul ing, ew ‘01 French Steamer Dom — Pedro | strong, Senator “Bteve™ Elkins, perhaps | City.” Kj sal Wrecked Of Carrubelo. Gov “Morton, and about twenty other olliical luminaries of lesser magnitude. Bow ‘McKinley. is due here to-morrow, Major McKinley 1s to deliver an oré tion at the Grant tomb on Thursday, and will put in the rest of the week supplying the gossips with material for specuation, ‘The Ohio Governor hae a State Con- vention on his handa to-day, but his friends say he has arranged cveryining ‘The Dom Pedro was of 1,770 tons, She|to his satisfaction, and his orders wil was from Pasoges, Spain. be curried out while he is away. ——s AFTER BOSS PLATT T’S SCALP. The Hero Try His Hest to Save One hundred Republicans who oppo Boss Platt’s rule, are reported to have put their names down and $1,000 each, to help along the anti-Platt Club, it is expected will be incorporated at Albany to-day or to-morrow. John 8. Milholland ia engineering the enterprise, Two names have been suggested as leaders, those of Lieut.-Gov. Baxton and Comptroller James A. Roberts, of | Erle. Both are anti-Platt men, although the Lieutenant-Governor has not openly declared himself. ‘The local band of antt heroes are p paring to et into the game tes to the Pxt State Conventior e Campaign Committee of the Repub- ligan Club started the ball lastnight ‘There is a scheme hatching to knock out the State Committee of thirty-four members and substitute one of 1 well, of 103 Went 8 Boswell, who hae mad many, poiltical ver of the Wo Republican Asso TOOK TOO MANY “BALLS.” “ Floored Wilson, | Jefferson Market Police Court morning, charg Violonc Alvin seriousy tol in thie tion the famous violonce: city with 4 the performed and Schroeder ber. ext moi leave bis bed tor some weeks | , I fest that T cam afford to send the 1 The bigxest fight In the next Btate | me 47 Cee eel’ probably be on this | closed caah, 91,50, for the Sick Bablee Fun ‘The swhet, womanly face of & young girl, Mise men say he is ready, M G., has prompted me before this to many ao amare A Womar Republican Delega The Commitee on Arrangements for the New York Branch of sh lean Blate La hes and is prominent mom- n. ta old Rast to be chosen as They Were Not the Right Kind and Charles Wilson was a prisoner in the this d with being intoxicated tut Schroeder’ will ‘ot’ be able. Wo Contributions to the Summer Charity Are Coming In. Fort Lee Children Give a Success- ful Enter‘ainment. Free Doctors and Freeh Air Excur- tons for Ailing Tots, THD SUBSCRIPTIONS. Previously acknowledged . 918,941.58 Reine Ducroe and Braestine Ducroa, Fort Look tnta thelt ehiidish even, Cloat jenpatr. to their childish ortes, Panting tor tre air! ‘They but ack the amaliest mite You can give away, Just to abed o Nite ot On their cheeriees day! Baby faces look to you, Baby voless plead; Give them, then, thetr ematiest due In thelr dour of need. ‘all that you cam spare, relied, yur ompall share ‘In Lightening other's grief! LA TOUCHE HANCOCK. u are not for- getting them. Alceady there have been several hand- some contributions to the Bick Babies’ Fund. Mr, Arthur H. Hearn's check for $35 was the frst large amount received. Then came Mr. W. H. Gammon's $10, and to-day we acknowledge the receipt of the proceeds of the first entertain- ment given for the benefit of the chair- ity, which was conducted by children of Fort Lee, N. J., and was so success- ful that $15.85 was obtained. These are mentioned simply to show the early interest taken in the Summer charity, not as examples of the size of contributions sought by the Sick Bables' Fund. It hopes, of course, that all who can afford will give large amounts—and the larger the better—but it owes its great success to the vast army of small givers, and it wants those to understand and feel that their pennies and dimes are as welcome, and will be as giute- fully received as the $100 checks of the millionaires. It wants the children, too, to know that their efforts are highly valued, and it thanks the Fort Lee chil- dren for the handsome sum they send and the splendid example they set other young friends of the charity by begin ning work in its betelf so early. The Free Doctors maintained by the Sick Babies’ Fund began their rounds of the tenements yesterday. They will con- tinue their visits ail through the months of June, July, August and September, and longer !f necessary—doing their best for «very alling child they find, feeding the hungry as they go and clothing the naked, Nobody can fully estimate the value of the Free Doctors’ work, unless it be the poor mothers whose hopes are placed in them and who rely upon them to save their little children from the gra The fresh-al June 15. TI excursions will begin @ will be room for 1,000 Fort Lee's Kind-Hearted Little Girls To the Eaitor: send you $15.35 for the Sick Babies’ Fund wanted to help them, #0 we got up an entei tainment in Mr. Prost's paviliog here at Fort Lee, N. J. It came off on Saturday, and the tickets were only 10 cents, eo we ti Recitation, iano. 0 dine Rrneatine Prost Minuet dance, bs i Misa Techie. Beck “Misa da. Lyone Beck u, "The Cause of Our Charity.” Misa Marrecella, Mine Tachia Beck and Miss Florence ws are little Lyons, iris, and re title girs and. boy of Charity at the fl, and another little girl (@ & verse about the poor After the entertainment there was ice-cream and cake for sale, and we sold all we had. Please ‘also say that Mr. George Roof loaned us a brand t plana, With leve for the Sick Babies’ Fund, very truly, REINE DUCROS, aFRNEATINE DUCROS. Fort Les, N. J., May Sf. Soon. Tam & young man, with but little money and leas opportunities, yet, as I am going to be rich Hike sacrifices, I had best send fear that unsympathetic nature. May my mite be of some use (0 & poor little brother. this To he Réitor: Inclowed please find $1, to be added to your worthy Fund. ADOLPH 8TAHL, ‘Metropolitan Assorlation of Cycling Clubs. With Good Wish: To the Bait, Incloned please nd $1 to be used for the Babies’ Fund. Wishing you succes, A. B,C. The Money Will Be Carefully Sp: To the Editor: Inciosed please find 4 for 1) at Bighteonth street and Sixth avenue | ping yar ou your Honor, I'm a ballplayer,”" suid | more and Mone of the money be spent injudi- Wilson. "I played with the bails last | cloualy. RE night and got the wrong curve. | I'm @ ew bookkeeper in a shooting gallery, In Memory of Her Own Little Babe, Wilson was fined $5, eran | 4 BO cents for the Sick Rabies at present. Will try and CLARA, Brooklyn, N.Y, morean who buried her o je baby . a Mascball--Pe'e Groun's, Te-Merrew. Lae, Nd. 1.88] he had not the money to pay for them RE. B... 400] He claimed to biy them only to keep up| 2) Future Millionaire. 1.00/ prices, and to give Tatteraalls a goo & OK 1.00 are see totes: buyers, Eanton ~ i own shares of stock in Tattersalis. Adolps ‘tani 1.0) i was then produced and placed Clare, Brook! Mo] of evidences in whigh the Company wes OVER 500,000 CIRCULATION GUARANTEED. SUING EX-MANAGER EASTON ‘Tattereall Company Claimea 919,846.67 of Ite Fande. Hearing in the Tattersall Company's suit to recover $12,64.67 from William Baston, ex-auctioneer and managing director of the firm, which he is charged with keeping for himaelf, waa continued thia morning before Referee R. 8. Ran- som et 100 Broadway, Bookkeeper Samuel Company, described ere to Kentuck an interest charged $900 hected with bill, however, sett Harris, of the transaction re. Wapacte from eto! who had been penses con- nsportation. This rwards amicably t for certain the wu was ‘Harris said Easton's acpount had becn in many respects far more profitable to the as ny than any gtier on their vhen the auditors had asked ton stood so heavily in books, the bookkeeper en bought horses when knowledged In October, 189%, the receipt of a note for $15,000 from Kaston as full Farmont for all Kaston's indebtedness ‘othe firm. ‘The hearing adjourned until to-mor- row etternoon ET | DOG ON THE BENCH. | Simms Had It There to De- termine Ite Ownership. On the desk before Justice Simme in the Jefferson Market Court this morn- ing there was a little biack and tan dog. David Crut, a youth, of 217 West Eighteenth atreet, owned the dog, but a! week ago it had wantlerel away, The boy refuaed to go to achool until the dog was found. A boy found the animal, rick Leedy, of 349 Went Nineteenth Street, claimed him and took him. He wae arrested on complaint of Mrs, Crut because he would not g.ve him up. Mr, Leedy exp.ained to Justice Simms that he would rather give up the dog) 4 Wischarged than to have any | @ Justice followed that when Pat- ee Doesn't Know “Rich: Roe.” McAdam, of the Bupernor Court, thie Fecelved @ letter signed: “Dr. Ru Wiecaorck, Pastor of the German Evan Church, late of the N. ¥, & Vola in ."* The writer says thet a few days ago he tacked to his door a notice in the aust of Domonicio Russo, Jandiord, va. Richard Roe, ‘ten- ‘ant. He complains that he te not Hicherd Roe and tat the said Richard Roe le unknown to im, Hot Ch After Guinea Fowl. Two guinea fowl belonging to an employee of the Benham Manufacturing Company, on James| slip. started a miniature riot on Cherry Hill 1 alght, ris escaped from thelr” cage and crosabar of @ tt near Roosevelt. Cherry an exciting chase one of the Dirds was capt ¢, Policeman, while the other was se shord May Be Two tn Hoboken, ‘The discord between the G. A. R. } poste and the Sons of Veterans in Hoboken still ex- fata, and there may be two on Memorial Day. The two organi but owing to a differonc garding the biring of” musi 0 fay not come of eee ———_—e=-—__— ed Smugaler's Bond Forfeited. Jona T. Lyons, the Montreal druggist who wa arrested in this city on May 15 for smuggling tine and sunfonal acroma the horder into nited for examination Comm inaloner CHILDREN Should be bathed with hasno biting aikali init. A BOON FOR OUR READERS. A grent opportunity is offered to readers to surprise their dear ones, rel- &e., With a free-band finish -sire Crayon Portrait, size x26, th a neat frame and gia @, enlarged from any photo- graph, tintype, daguerreotype, «ec. , all complete for only $1.50. Deposit only 60c., balance to be Ath if proof %, tatistactory, by clipping a coupon from to-morrow’s issue and presenting same at THE PHOTOGRAPHIC AND PORTRAIT STUGIO, Ke. leat baby, one to the lightest 207, 209, 2 and 213, PARK aw, FURNITURE, |CARPETS, &c. 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WONE SENT OUT OF THE CITY, 0, 0, NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS. giiah Zephyre, in FIVE BLUE : NAVY pipe-coupons * ai A.20z. package q “NA Y TOBACCO will be. given for their, questions asked. /| THEAMERICAN TOBACCO CO. Si3w. 22nd ST. pw vORK: THORP’S WINDOW AWNINGS. $> 25 and upward. ps c Have Sale to with S. S. THORP & CO., 20 FULTON ST. For Sale. mea CHINEs | Bris SEWING Aad eee eal SEEK: Hae Bet Vib oh 004 tt G: VY. W, Ke pain of bad resulu. a) may pelaless e few Verk Denia fully ronommend weir metaed, veing Honra datty Fostroxen GaMe—PaiLapeLymis Ve, NEW Youx, game called 642. M. %* Benda: te 4 New York Nent: ra 64 Wear 2M wt! crvostte Sten Meare | DIAMONDS, es Di Sewell 1. Shera kly. Ta oo easy terms: $1 DOWN: Hy GA Hi with sample Jane. RAND PIANOS sy terme Adres repre: ca JOHONNOT be sold at FACTORY, The only full accounte of the b: ball game are given tn “The Even iow World’ Ba all Extra, i immediately after the last play b made. McCLAIN, SIMPSON & CO., D3B-541 ee Ave. Northwent C FP B7th Me. THE ONLY ONE PRICE CASH OR CREDI omg RTHiyy ae ¢S "RELIABLE" CARPETS An assortment unsvrpaseed in Btraw Mattings OUR SPECIAL FOR WEDBESDAY IS A fine seamless Japanese Cotton- Dan Collver & Mack, Al Reovos, ik Oakes Rose, Raymon Moore, Kaos witnsa, Kentedy Wiiitame, ‘Prieee Campbell & Beard, Maud Ni & others. tion Day "Holl GRAND? wae MATINEE DECORATION see ee MAT. &8, THU: AT, NIGHT, warp Matting. ae cturde "athe Seat hasta At $5 per roll ef 40 yards, ae Pour sre In plain white, fancy, an double @yed pattern Just the things to make the Summer house cool, inviting and clean, Everybody claims the cheapest. We claim the best for the money. Prices and quality must do our advertising. Im Our Furniture Department, sxh- ing lacking except high prices. CASH OR CREDIT. COWPERTHWAIT & CO. 104, 106 @ 108 WEST 14TH 8T., NEAR 6TH AVE. 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