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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
the PARrY or OPPOSITION.
CONGRESSMAN PHELPS'S OPPONENT
ny IlIEGKAII 10 mn IRlBCNEl

MoRmsrowN, y. j., Aug. 13,-The Demo-
crasoft Win COMPRESSION Dis ret h ID their conYeh'
tion m ths ely TODAY, and nominated b. accdma ION
prestu stevenson OF Patcr.on a lawyer pract sing In
New York TINS was IN accordauce " IN the slate re-
Gently ARRANGED by Bergen and Pas'ac County poll
tican, the Morris County DE uccrat- quietly acqucsc-
ing The conyen ION slmy attended, only about
twothir. Of he delegtes elected appearng and they
were not IN the leas tnthus astc over Cleveland or
stevenson The convention swalo Ved the resolutions
of Inc Chicago Democratic Convention entire, utterly
ignoring The tariff question, an lssrc WbCh 10 Que OF '
In . q. 10 TIE ma ufaCturers OF + tcrsOn anu he ,Ige
iron int rest OF Morris Coun y both Of which would be
yhluerss wUh iree ira L..
4 e. Repub.i, an Coz gressOnM Convention will proba-
BY be he'd on Tuesday September ?, IN Lyoeum Hal IN
ms civ. when WIt.uut doubt Win IN Wal or Phelps
vii receive 70 rDuOmnatiop uua .iuOusY He VIII Do
reel, cted by larger anal ry non ever before gNh
candidate IA tbs Congrc slOnal d.str CT.
Blaine and Logan clubs are being formed IN every
TOWNSHIP VA Morris County. TIE Republicans are most
enthus astc and large majority Is already assured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
PLAIN yoRps From 4 RELIGIOUS JoVSSAh'
From the Erang,llsi, NEG. YORK =

Fyorn the Erangellsi, NEG forHH' ocar IL
The Erdndeiist Is not p0ltlcdI ll,,y ~ nor oil
,oas o, range :. II on the std OF either par Ihs
,,s columns IN articles In FAVOR OF o1e t Ter 10
otrr Ia lie present instance, IL was m,n,ns tbs
oor,,n tion OF Mr. Rlane be ore II sa vi a,,,n, or
subirct. be, oud giving he vs. ana psS spcudr.S
srree nnlunic atoms from Is resw 20 80 r,peseo
prt when tir persona. attacks upon him ~. knowing
rom day 20 day-attacks which seemed IN 20 re-
him as We ala. false ana 80 eru,l-No, the ssns
.traip our indlguauon Il would nave A. and "a
ha1 the DEM cratic candidse been ~ repel he
We bee sb e. ON our per-onil know edss, euartsr
ar cu.stion We sate al lying. tron VIVA . ia zoe nsrI
nroraeds and most Of al IL there be istsuei |"
or immoral guauty Of .leel thost ~niVh -, "a ams.
in, re- IN ,rac -r and rot nan OF us " s,,,ty u sen
" ~ The action Al Chicago, l. the - ,hom reIe
atnr sherman and Gen, raj HIw ey-"otp' ron, epien
rv a c.nanIltes-thst there sever ". nsr,y which
which was falrrr exponent oftne gs", atop DDS
rsn'essnIed There wss 80 "gag RUE ss,,tie CJs'en
- y no IRON INIT r,i.e tas the peIpos rsausi q
tim by VIII ch a. the votes OF ,tAlo 800 !, Nov
wsy l .pe " SIC protest Of sree ,apr made, sn
"a .h his the nominat no. was not is, are We r,s
a. noIIti,a conve ni1n good Tor, Snd n,sed even W
=, "a, A Tar a unbla ed decsionf "a nave ps's
n.ssrs an "A opposed Mr. Blaine 20 ih srhsiming
dii ,hai ~, was the choice Of an CIV ,su'
a., - the conve,t ton Well then lnc fsnaits
~ The r. puhlcan party want hin, ,sority y =,
why shouId they not have AIM 1t fr aim "A 80
rs,,ia NJ The nrd states shorid YS.ndsuts AND W
President, we presans that a. 'AN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
CAMP MEETINGS AT MT TABOR AND SING SING


The regular camp meeting OF the Newark
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church will begin
to-day AZ Mt Tabor, N. j. The Rev. Dr. Van Bensob-
ten Presiding der OF the ELIZABETH district will preach
at 1880 a. H. In the aft rnoon az and evening at 1880
D. m. William Taylor, Bishop to Africa will preach To-
morrow Bishop Taylor will preach also the Rev. W. C..
Nelson ard the Rev. L H. COnkun Tho preachers Of
Saturday will bot Rev. J. Monroe OF Hackettstowni
the Rev. I. K Gordon. Of Railways and the Rev. Mr..
Metcncm On Sunday the Rev. John Goodman, Of
Of NewYork; Dr. Larew. OF Jersey Cityi and The Rev.
Dr. d. W Couch will preach There are about 900 PEG
ple now GU the grounds IN their cottages tents and
duIink the Damp meetings he number will increase by
hundreds Tie services TINS year are IN charge OF the
Rev A. l. Brico AM ID. X L0were
The exercises ~ the camp meeting at sing sing yestsr-
day were begun by love feast In wuch the old folks
conducted tho worship after tho nothOI Ia oen
Jury ago, many Of them relating Interesting personal
pengnoes per aiming " Damp meeting. established 81
cling sing NJ y-thres years ago. DIR. BAbdfori OF
th citJ preached In he forenoon and In the aftaraoO
X, rev 6ob.r white aao ~ this city, preached md
the Rev. W. ID. Bolb,n In tho evening.
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.o &, n hitch aegree Gatiering TO lessen " NOT
tve the annual deficiency, IN airangcn ~ ha o ins
maze for the payment by indiyiuums :" hniotn this
~ I'm nroiessnrsi and the ind ail0ns oeio.c ~
trouble arose for the next Frcsimnn ola77 WIN W"
usually prOmis &. 80 ~, t,sututIon Of
tigber aiming II 60 ouocipn with e thu,cn tt, of
pres nied m coclcsas ~ bodies wv, nvrr vi, re- re-
c"Iya win erlowlro grd favor, gave cvrr, el,-
tn come u "a large me- 40 10 W" '''
u,rrt oi sitcnrth ana cnlnrrt mcut ,,,scd t,v ia
y fhc endowment Of the collogo 9 - ,cy Or
,, cn mrs rutrd ~ to the polnt m som n,nlnnin
l,,t t os nielera etc. n sum not lar from f'VV'V'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
THE sCHooNERs MoNTAUK AND VARUNA AND THE
CUTTERS BEDoCIS AND oRIVA WIN TRIES
SPECIAL CUP FOR THE msCHIES
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH ~ IhlbuNs.l
NEWPORT, Aug. l3.-The yachts of the New
York and Eastern Yacht Club squadron left Newport
Uarbor soon after 10 o'clock this morning followed by
the flagship Namouns All proceeded to BrentOn's Reef
Ichtshp and there for the signal 20 start in the
triangular OF sixty miles from Brenton Ref 70 and
around ne vneya Sound ghship thence round tho
buoy OF the north end o Block leland finishing on line
between the judges boat ana Brentons Reef Lgntahip
Five sohooners three cutters and yo sloops came 10
the line The starting whistle given at 10000 ana
a, ll2,2o the cutter resn passing the nghtship stood
away close-hsuled" the port taok followed by tho
Regina Vsruns, Orva, Mischief. Vixen. Bedouin ALL
lon Social. Dauntloss. Montauk. Fortuna and Hesper
The sky cloudy and the wind light from the south
east Tho l. by Siss. so II was all windwaru
work 20 the nrst mark Tho Deen, lacking soon after
the Start stood the ssrboard tacE I'LL close
under Goo.eberry Island. She WAS followed by all the
soops except tho Regina Tho iattor. with oil the
sohooners except the Social remained on the port tack
TN the vineyard Lghtship abeam: then going about
th.y easily fetched the marx IN two tacks In tho wind
ward work the Montsuk soon reached ahead ana 70
rndyard OF tho sohooners Tho positions at l2@o,
when West hland bore NJ W ~ wete'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

1870 WINS called last evening at No 1853 Fulton
At 20 "indorseo the present Democratic eanuiua''S
pefre The meeting some Of the most prominent mrpeS
had declared tnat they would support tue u
candidates vicePr sdent Connolly Offered re''uuons
suprortine q velan aud lie ducks; when We M,
= cclvrd The presid n, Colonel LNhcn, no,,wd Nd
thoy ie On The tab I'M thai Governor ~, "a
lenol ed e ofganR ton irn ne was 'l,o.oi s,, IA
nrsert onire.and letter ~ cOngrhiul uon ,i,to
him A commlttc, Of eight was WQinleu '1 t,ie
Inc ,nattet ana tle solutions wcr' hhd oh INV "''
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candidate from 300 70 200 OF his 300 workmen VINO nave
secp De,nocrats have uuced their detei'nns.V"
,o,e for Butler and not Cleveland THIS gr"ue.'"
Is not politician. but ia clos" ons oo a"y ali o,ner
viii cary the state by a majority VI -V''V'
candidaiee. - ,,o,,ov,ro win
waiter l. Sessions, Of Panama says 'u"u'ul 'o ,a
, maine the cid-tmc Republican majority oi oooV''no
iatses ia manitesicd IN the visit OF "rn'ra
MUCH w I, vt,rr,a mkt -aiurlay H. viii receive
,,,,,n 4, irnnr FROM lO,uOo reo lr. ,, 800. ,i,..
Ns'' r, goo ~ me ConHuept "a rapidly iccoV ring
., ~, bs an cs. aud Stability llc say the u"mi ',lnn
of cleveland made blnipes cltcuoh necessary w" W.
ttIu
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THE OMNIBUS STAKES AT MONMOUTH
rAtApLAN TO RUS WITH the rrNArN-oIHER
GOOD RACES.

The racing at Monmouth Park Just now Is at
ls height aud here Ia day witch does not pre-
lent some contest " alb orbng interest" Tod the ON
nipus stke, will bc fr and though Tn consequence
o tha mi.ad and h1t misfortune AMI tho ct er
msc aucs. such famous horses az Il Saviour, Uim'ayh
aud ariqu. ~ zoe ab,,ut from the contest yet Rata
plan VIII not no allowed 10 wk over FOR H. The star ere
" n probably b Bob 60 X. recently hon ihr by VT Rye.
rracscray. Enlymion. tn Mimi oft aud Ratnpan The
las will ue ,mcd great tyorto, Tor IA has won all
nj. r,ce. with consum nate oaso recently vt sautogL
IN whp good hors 'ul ncv force him 10 cttond
himself thorou hly. II h ar that no on kIows how
he would bp ave himself u ho wcrc plnClcl, ou ho
n.nt Ia o. car that no .orac hAs been speedy to
,trch him lie ha- isunut takcu tIo lrtd 4 iho "rt
and run he ACC ht. avn pace, pnd won IA ~ please
III most worthy au'aguu.at VIII ho W. WI i'S nn-
named MINT cot. aud there Ia an impc Al among
rItinr 20 en- that Mr W hers brrves hlt LIT n nett
tho vor {. Ims cannot be- trlccd 10 any d'uul
an. rec tina aAufh uvtCt H. not only " a. en- Nh Ni
MI. .ot. hut 10 w tnc hapt ~ iudeiug oW 'c,' iN'r
ably hi. m nda RImut u' Gays 'htl II h' vi I'D
colt lo,a win hc Wi rccoivo me 'mr ~ br, t' '
Ihr year I'D race 'ou 1iua ma uhr 1 tr"7h luuh
~ l. lnd ~ c1alo WI 10 I'll ~ cen, nav NIX No. 10 M
10 ritIo % m stro fnt ono or va tutmtH. on puhur
trm 'h. n lnda any ud EH lJuuc are the hrt h1t
urlhof start, well IN "A crowd, ana There are twelve
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/ New oT<. .-...--.-.-.--... .-..... ~
). D. .t.. .r.H =


Runs carncd-New York. philadelphia Fir'' base %
ball.-New.York u. Philadelphia rst base on ertor,-
New York 2 Philadelphia 3. rtIuCe nut-NtN VOTE -
Phiau.lp ha g. Lest bases-N e~-NOrk. fhlaltpla
4 Tv0-taso hits-COnuOr Hankln-Ou aud ftftar lhree
base hit4-FarrAr and Ewing. Dlu ie plays a'NnA war;
p.tcle.-Wech J. Tue-One hour and forty hye illiea
tmpirr-Mr Kelly.
snail crowd Witnessed fhe game OF baseball a -
ugfou T.. TX Brook IN brtW tn nine, from the l5h
an , 81 Regime e. The playing on bn side H ;
W cfcne . more rrrOrs ing made man Anything e.e
ON hr 23d'- aid only tpcd an orr T. and NJ
nj we'd in right 6eJ aud Il lOt X Al oppor unity "
make b und r. Tho ID nine used che b!i 10 NeNet
adva tace tn their opponents ana won a. i"No"''
Twenty third ......-.-.....-..---.-4 = a
TlIr cputh ..-.-.o y > D y ID " -"
Runs earned rweutythrd. Thirteenth, g. First as %
h,lls-I weufythiul Thirteenth, l. FIRST base on 'lo
Twenrv.rhird II thirteenth 10. 10 on bases vow
tniri Thirteenth D. struck out " MY hi' :, pa
ta,ut, b o p'ays-Rcei and be Muud laNl"n ~
81 Ilaua~ Two base hits -hhsiead u ~. .'.'N
rhree-6asr hlt.-Suung clark febrs l. "a o' .
lng lit h.-IcunIc >, clark. rchetL l. MN b'
Uepne o ClarE |. PICKETT p. Passed bals-H tl ke.
LAX l. Time OF game-2 houls and 90 minutes UF
pre-Mr KINDER 80
The New.York ard ladelphia League clubs plph
the Polo Grounds today ,,, III,
gin a ninea la bittie wi II the bats
Games $50 played FOL Vs.
l. Pnlad,lp it-kihlruc =. Mctropolt an z.
In DrtrH. cleveland l. Drtr 4 o.
- + ttspurg - lu nor :, Allegheny o.
In ttaCluuatl-l lrcinunu - lou'-NlNe =
In Iordo- olod0 /. Ind mapolis =
In ca Ctgn-Buhllo -, hicngo 4
IN ulaDcth Virginia 7, Ellaocth T.
In lanca tcr.Nrrk 3, lr'nsld 50
Ia Ircut0a-Ircuton q, Doucstics ..
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EASY VICTORY ron THE NEW -YoRR Nivs
DEFEATING tnr PuiLADrLPniA Cfun ~ tnr r,,'
nnnnNns- AMra N nIlrn nl nm -


The New York Club again showed ils .n,,a
out, OYER ia rnllad iha tlyns ma gam a, M 49,
Grounds ycatoday, defeating lie iponenta IN tho Co.,,
puss nie minnef Tho attendance waa gpod nva, ,,n
spectators passing through the turn II los fhs n
playra baited npaly. earning nya rina on o,ls,..,
pitching weloh pitched we'll ard W., nnuiy sun.,,,,
beulpd tho bat nv Lwns toguly via tapt has 4,
rrnt field accepting all iha eiayaD chances afsd k
IN a brilliant nansar ward midt ~ ~ III Noah a..
AMI accurate throws ~ Aecuai base. while a. usa, IA
carried on The hDnofa ~ bias-fuhping Dofsah MeKa
non aud Farfar led IA tho batting ~.
New-YoIks were the first At the bit a.,
as Ewing led on with threebaggef o. Fight nela N,
spectators fel oOnhdrnt victory Tor thr hOme ela
Ward gwen his base on an frOf ny M iyeg a "A ri
and DO h he aud Ewing scOrei on nit by Comm m,
fhiade pb then H. lne do Dle play and fetl,sI
tho side without more runs being scored. In the uh
inni K the home players by free hitting ored ~,
earned runs, Gillespie le aiding on with hit and ber,
followed will another By ckinnOn Gil. spe scored On
reach d the homo plae Un a SAFE hit by Clskn. Ia
their half OF IN fourth iuuDg the sng pa, ers scos
their first ruis Ho yer making hi ana McCslsa
was given his base on called balls. boA
scoring on short hit lett fed by
Audr Wa. In the sixth in ing tue local player. Ia.
sed their lead. eCuruR twJ more runs On hts bT
Gillespie and Dorgan and an error by Mcclellan Ia
e fliOwin In ing on more run WIS added 10 "a.
New YOrk's ore, Ward maXuga hit, stealing 10 seco
and scoring on error by Clement, uaying on a.
Yance1 {. tnlrl OInOrs sacrifice MT. in the elgh
inning the home pIyprs scored tner lat s. Dorro
aud MckinnIn again batting safely and DO opmifg
ONE a ug tw base mt 10 @ [ odd by Hankn on
TIE lddel lbia MIN scored two In be last innhk
Andr getting mis- ba on an error by Caskinss
scoring ch thr e-Oagger BY FarTar. the Ia tr
C ri K o. Mu veys out ~ first There a. no l. aas
umpire present. non HAVING been pointel to Il u.
catiun ump Ofci tied 10 ia sa isiact1n Of al The
score was as follows:
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OBiTUARf.
rllr nl,Kr nr MELLINGTON.

IoNpoN. Aup. t3.-Ihe Duke oi N'''"' 80
droppod deHd to-day a. b'lFht"h' ~ Nv
n railway cnncb fOr LONDON - No ,,crt
~ ptlgnion fo hls hcnh hni fans na f n "a, rir-
decided tut uin NOME Nh'h ',i' hn vii Al his own
rp, , '"e rrns thst he did Of heart "lSe''' wv
Inquest viii he hth
Arthur nchpri wellesley. sccond nnhe ~ N'lnE ,
ga the ul,si aou ~ the srea soller VINO nl7' wv,
,tio aud va NJ. tnhrr ~ = family mat ms p''' 49,
ures,riel ln tho rlv AMI military se'Nu. W
utlt,in since tho b,snulns ~ tne nn'le'n'" WV"
,t,,u a., t,tbnrs death tho Young lnfl was Rh""n ~
tnr Natanls Of noufri aud " was not un'n w" '''"'
,net chat avnnt that DO ovrtennr rvs Wv ht,b
- uu,n q pfnnt nh ae lnhs lal ~ ''1' "sil ,,i,nd
w., efrted 10y hot tui"rn - puwoia hfh ,,
nsf IN 1907. he go -" lnn.F ~ Easssun UupS In
inSs usaar kad hlu ~ hu'hn ~ oah az vs. @
/ ough h. t,ired lt"h Tho army lls", ~, '
he "a Var saw active stVte, lhnish ,ul mu atiah,
,oh0 ar he nraVe man aah eh'lel' q WIN
courage seyrFesuiaca opo OIL ne lir VA 49, ttb ~ is
and a. "a young Officer once pohlHu wv 'H,h va w
,leasure Ia peculiar " ~ It's rPlheu, s f,I tt
ones at ID yea, 'u'' "a ''nN -" 49, one of the fam
om ed hi, ceremony. Ru Volt glon CAV" alnnoa
nonro askeI an exclamation. the Duke simply sal
heso Ulcers did INC the honor 10 eau on ,na, anu o
have retnrned tt " cUiiy You ala not o''' anu ~
WIS nrl houuG 10 Invite Won ,,,,. d
The second Duke 81 Wellington did chldle.s' an, ana
he il succeed d by Lentenant-Colonel Henry wei
ell, v The Of est living son Of his only brt'tr'
fnis officer. born IN ls4G, has been 60 IPicun,
ous Tor his Gala tn fair SIX, and e~peca " ior
hi Inflammation with he dancer Kate Nsgnn
DE ertng his neautIf Il AID vrtuons wiie ana ni
,h iren Coloul Nellrsry quite y shpp over :" ral,
with THIS woman. In 1882, FOR W eEs pleasure. but
he -, challenged to hg duel by ano ucr aunISr VI
thu Ho r.ss aud, hIVtng declined To do 20, was TOT
II eeued coward. Laicr he followed h'r q . nci
Provincial tour no ding Ger WRAPS during ~ H''Ao
performances, and ttNng her Tel OUT lo iiO. u
walk n Novemh r. 1882, h wi q oOta ne NoIC,
oil n ] Wele, ey once an aide-dr-famp 10 Quccu
Gloria AID mi airy ache 10 he emba sy az vienna
bnl lis eatuent Of MS wfo Gu shOr MS oHciI 'uu
soria careri which, account OF ms my a won az
his ta.ent, vas promising. hlSl VIC mans H,in ~
two OFT re iuouths ago. he III rned Is TO 'usu''
for n. frs time Is believed. 10 the lSt N 0I HItG
Buta H. "a common actT'-S hrcOurs dcucs' Nhu - 0'N
N be a nretlN Molnan and hIs two chI lIeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

10 wlndwardi Ileen, Bed uin. Norseman, Mischief
ohya VIXEN Hesper and Social, an close under ne land
in the order named To ieeward varuna Montauk,
Regina Fortuna aud Dnntess The wind oanted 70
eastnorth about noon and q. H. -. HIPS handsome
schooner Vnrunn heided well mp for the ghtship going
nj knot gait her only antagonist The Social, being
hull down on the weather quarter a hs time Tue light
snip was rounded ne follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
THE GEORGIA STATE CONVENTION.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 13.-lhe Democratic
Bate Convention met here to-day and nominated The
present Governor. IL. o. Mcdaniel for Governor,
n C. Barn.t for Secretary OF state. W. A.
Wright for Controller, r. A. HardeInan Tor Treas
ursr and CT ford Anderson for Attorney General. All
the nOuin except lar ienan are the present lncu-
bents nominated uIsn tnous!y me FrysiIen-
ia eecior were then nom Cleveland ana en-
eTloks were inhO. SGD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
GENERAL LOGAN vIsIrS HIoN

ItroN, y. Y, Aug. 13.-Gcneral Logan ana
Senator MI err onpined by their wives, N'i d zoe
Remington arms manu- @ oy here to-day. b W''oi'
were shown through the works and expressed muea M
tcrost In the va ions departments of run.mlk ne
! rle room IN ~ he new Reniin-t0h electric iHuP
Mas ligutcd lu their honor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

pnnnkors sarhontd after titning. the Mon
auk having splendid lead Tao n'ct presented beau
tul scenc as hoy sped away mr Bloch leland buoy
squire before the Wind with cloud ol duck spread - the
rashenng olalrrly hrpcte the buoy VIZ. lufed round
by Nuntnuk frat ~ % 90 vi the Mischief neat AZ
o j11O. and the bcdpuln llen b, Fortuna NmunR and
Otiya IA the order utnr All h 80 nrn 49, he hhsh
Whale ltIck TX was Bhoam ~ y ~ the nhlahlng me
wHE ahpu by !. am Un buatd TUE si1uhtn nH lh'
n ahp n piiu darn 0uh aH hlonfn fas howing
pn the Munauk bot ACROSS IN lihn Hr hupr shadow
Ia elUpm Tho lOwh4 table dives ~. oillr 81 tra
ol tho race IA ie1urd iom the Hagshlp ~ ~ ibiA
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
MICHIGAN RrPrnLlCANS.
furtR CoNNINIlON - NuMlNNliuNs ron STAT
nrTuolr Mitch. Aug. l3-1hc Republican

nr1uoir Mich. Aug. l3-Thc Republican
STATE Couv uuon ~ Michigan met TODAY.
cruefal y \. Nlrct and 6. A. luc" voro tni lh hohn
notnn fnr Uuvcruur AlFer was nominated w lhe "'N'
ballet tp,e vns then numinnedV atcam"''o" wv
Ij,utrnou, ur,rrror taior declined the nomination
al A,tti,,id putlpt ,ea nominated ~ the ust hanr
'tbe ,es nf the trkpt aands ~ follows ln'ulli'tt,
home ton,iuairl ~ path tHart 0M'N = ',.',,,.,.,
s,.i9,a,, at state tdwaid n ntlpt lnt Niai" ii,hi''
Alto rHrttiua permanent uttaltani ,h ha tinti,,t,
sac ,,t,i,ai tie Temperance ilshh nrWhns 'n,, w,
nast l., i,nintp suhut ,uhs''ut"pl w ~, ,n.i IA
tho iluuat tntn hs ~ Whf pan VIZ Hh'" ." 'S'
tht iluuni tfAiht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
LAWN TENNIS ON STATEN ISLAND.

The lawn tennis tournament among the mem
Der. OF the Staten Island Cricket Club was osnonuou
yesterday. Tho courts we're surrounded o' 'n"ny 'p
,a,o,. ,vc,hiraA OF whom were fashionably dressed
women The tournament Is fast drawing " close sha
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OBITUARY NOTES.

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. I3.-Edwnrd Baran-
or y Russian count. - dead
PARIS. Aug l3.-M.fe dua'd pouh't 'd''d
Nj Comutc ma aecr of the 30 liles PatlIen ana a
sou. i.- .nw Of Oncubach. IL de 3D.
Iroy. Avg 13.-G. lee, President OF village o'
N ,trriurl our uc,cssyt rms, lied a hlls - 'oh /"
/ ,st eve lug tie prominent Democratic ION
elan OF saratoga County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN WORK

The Democratic National Committee hascom-
pleted the htting Of ia headquarters at No III west
Twenty-fourh.t II now occupies ne entire building
AND will oogiu sending out documents II realizes
that the Republic Naons Committee has done grsa
deal OF GOOD md effective work and at IL viii De adTd
and hope ak undo the work Of its rivals IA the
Democratic ranks.
The Democratic state Committee has sent circular 10
each election district 10 tie State asking Tor st OF dis
az ed DE nocras The CON NJ tee Il greatly disturbed
A. the defec,on In the Democratic ranks AID Wishes 70
correct IL ~ far a. possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
cuARLES A. A. Z. DrMONT

PArrs. Aug. t3.-Thc death of the archeolo-
git, NJ Charles Albert Augusta Eugene Dumon' Is an
nnlnrnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
NOMINATIONS IN MISSOURI.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-, Aug. l3.-The Demo-
cratic ate Convention has rated General Johh o.
MarmaduRe for Governor A Y. MOrehouse for Leuten-
and Michael X Aeorsth for secretary OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

DECIDED GOODNESS TOWARD CLEVELAND
A meeting of the Hancock Legion OF Brook
yn which did effective service fof ths osmo0fsus osau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14

NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS
CONCORD, N. H., Aug. 13.-Ihe Democratic
state Cow ntion will DO held Concord on september
AZ n IA, Congres.ioua District Convention ~ Psr;s
mouth septe IA, and the Ild cong 40"
tf1ct Convention at Concord on eeptthOef Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-14
AXES. THREE-YEAR-oLDs,
HIRD RACE. OMNIBUS STAKES,
l. MI "a
FOURTH RACE. HANDICAP, Ia MILES.
FIFTu RACE, SELLING PURSE. =
RACING FOR THE BENNETT CUPS.

be fnal race Will be 4 eepl chase over tho short
$50 Names Of starters will DO known at the course.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-05-02
How Deep to Plant Seeds.

There is, perhaps, no question on
which there is a wider difference of
opinion among farmers and gardeners
than the proper depth for planting seeds.
Some from practice and experience affirm
that deep planting is the method to en-
sure the best results, while there are
others who contend with equal force that
light covering of soil is the best II
is a matter in which it would be difficult
to layadown any generalrule The pro-
per depth for planting the same kind of
seeds mast vary according to the nature
and condition of the soil, aud also upon
other circumstances. Seed planted in
heavy, clayey soil to the depth that would
be proper in light and sandy ground
would be greatly retarded in germina-
tion and growth, if not destroyed en-
tirely. Fhe season Of the year. too,
whether early or late, wet or dry, has
an important bearing on the matter =
Seeds sown very deep in early spring.
before the ground is fairly warmed up,
are almost sure to rot in the ground. a
This is particularly the case with many
garden seelss like onions. barsnips and
beets, In general. common sense aud
Judgment based on experience must he
allowed 10 control this matter of plant-l
ing, 1t is not safe to follow the direc-
tons printed on seed packages.
The general tendqpCy is q plant too