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The NAlIu Assembly Dl'ificj bldile ANU
~ C,-.,,.. ,l d. VIVA f,-,n.l ON Tnaa !l- ui-lt at
I'-ii 81 49, o., ,....... ,.,..,, p,o.t
No. LII lhfu-'f'' WIN '"' '''""'i- ~ ''''
den, W y J. Irr'. fi.c-pr 'rni fl'Ati iN'N'i seq
go, / D. r- t..ir.r T. 70 .in1.eser; ~.rgraut-at-
- nrr ,r ,.i ..,, ~ q, mot every Monday
'''''' 81. .t,.', ...'t.,. ~ t,..,,la.
evening. Inc i+A'' 'N' '"'H'I' ''''''' VI ''
p. Mckinley. james Z. Mcbride, ). j. Brooke, charles
,.i.....r..,,l : D. T,rv
.. T.. r,...r.- ,..,, ,r.,r.,.l Tu,..,..-
The -Atrli' $40 ia h''''' WIS 'i-''''' '''
evening at 40. ~ "a hth.ve Joy tit e.'.i'np' ror N
". Paucr capt u; Charles -. 6r4uii' ii II lieutenant
Frederick 'uF'., second new 'N' - .. -t'' ~
Fi...r. 0.i..lr -......lt C.l'. - 'ituhs pet as
temporary tl I-tI I'll e. '.iu d. liJ'- AS '.r."S Oh
fl. u.otiu-.
4 ~. 1877 .d.ct, OF ih' iN'i l-i " 'iL "..i' -
Fun" ii 'h'irI ''''',.t I''.'ii' '''' .'- %.
Club 90 tHi. ~. whose aus ID D." - 7''. '...
minor c.t1h IH'r' ''i' tt'' 'I s'.I,, ,,.,
i'.-tUri q. tul' IIl Logan 'il' ht' ~. -.'ii '.'
6. nothing f' u..t 90. th' u- t'f O." Ut ,dt ID. ''-''
f!cu being I'.n. i. tH' FUi'i- - ~ 't +'il Is
.. JHly - c'up was or nlI ID e, tr--' ' u" D.. 10
h ',ooyl o.. t. l'ln' ttt Logan Campaign u1 90 tl'
I..ri Elect District of Oh. iowa ot D} Ter i'iy IL
hi. mi. lob, l.r.lfI.y % Lr,.,.fr ii ,. o--l'zt-
tan ON Aurl 90 Do f,rli,r l'rt' banner "tl pr-
.l
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The Blame AMI Logan Campaign Club of the
ItLcrtJn IBIS lrt OF emp'tead L. t. on inasI lay o,el
ing elected these officers: rIc-drn,, l.. Nhenun Cloves;
yic.-qrcs.lcn.s Roswell Lliuds' idwn u. Mo.sIu, ".
l.. Hr.vu.u; recording -"rcrlry, Ipul, %. smith;
+.rr-tIry william \. Pltt; IT, sur.r l-
ward cooper; lulr AI, LOWS H. t.1wrt m. j,ry o.
gauzaun 90 -.lts- one or mos' companies %; B1y- n
Elue and Blaine aud 10 an bar crv VIII bee formed on
,.uIg. llir .pI ol Ga" tiu1 already aims
seven B Nv. names jam IS :. Plat Nup occupied tit
cE r 40 Tho tr-t me uugo t-r 'I11 SAD thr leader o
the present pendent movement VINO 'prc'r Itti az
CAcigu tHr Il. tuct Oi winch lirupsi- d forms part
Mr. curtis IAIV tuLk hH VIZ. Cu0'Ul q, % Olrga'c 10
Chicago from t- dstiIrt because ot bis pas record. II
TO- dc b. greatly m taken. he wa rhuo u IN spite u ms
record The hardest work bi- froId- hi iu The district
convention wa to overcome "a datfu, arul. the u'-
brr 0f that conFen ioa ocra-JIcd by hi, rerorL Ni
emo 10 bee aus Ia -uppu.rd % FAVOR ur
nomination OF senator ldmdpd-, who that time
t preference oi thc people 0f the district for The no-
nation; hr mad said, before the convention assem-
he'd oil DO OF hi, uiruG- lad said for him, thz hr
would holt the nomination 81 Alr Blaine. of any other
Republic kelly 90 be named az CHicagO, he could no.
have three VOtsA 10 tAst ssaIsnHon; doihi
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WORK OF.THE STATE COMMITTEE.
FIRST MEETING OF TIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
TWO Observation-Disclosures OUTLOOK.

FIRST MEETING OF lHf INtCl I'VE tpNMli III
TWO Observation-Disclosures OUTDOOR
The Executive Committee of the Republican
state Committee held s first meeting yesterday it,
appointment. \. :. Draper, Of Albany tho chairman.
presided. There we're present John j. O'Bricn and
bernard B.u Of this city; captain Chester 5. Cole, of
~trubpn County: Cornelius r. Parsons, OF Rochester;
Alexander ". Holucs Of Madison County; William II.
Beard Of Brooklyn; John Btdfal "f Quccus County.
and Charles ". iackctt, ~ Oneida County james -.
warren chairman OF the state Committee, Secretary
Vrooman and :. -. Ebius OF the National Committee
were aso In attendance The following communication
was received from Collector lohortsou:
N, hon. JANl, y. WA.HLN. Chairman RcpuIc1n state
p,VP suC n understand correctly the provision. Of
r ,ot pas.rd las, year entitled. AN act 10 regulate and
nrrnye the ciVl the United state. oueh not
r. remain upon your Executive Committee. auI thorc-
,rr, INV " II. lonrrl-oS
FORA similar reason Gilbert Robertson, r, Po,uul,or
~ Troy wrote, tcrdcung his rc,tniton. The rc.irui-
ton, " both gentlemen were accepted, aal chairman
Warren appointed william Van Mntrr NJ Wayne
County, ,ud Franklin q. Moulion Of Gcncscc County, 10
Oh Toe vacancies.
The tu.. 81 the Rev w. b. Derrick Of this cty Prc,l-
dca. tl,ctor, representing the colorcd people OF s
cts. ,,a, referred 90 Ire Stat. Committee.
Alotucmcuuor, spoke ia ucmr,t enthusiastic man
ucr of the Iu..iu; in their respective districts. some
pr.ct,d n. % the Republican Presidential tir ,-t would
tau,r d'y,i io Ilar.ru Bridge vita lOopDj mJIpiI'
,lr. vrr,. assured tlt Nr"-lols Gus tti Brook so
,.n.I materially ma the ctu., L reducing th. Dr,..,
,l.ilr :nuugIiy 90 tut c.ilr..
.rcri.f. crAeru4 read letter that hc h.l received
dccIlriu. that Blaine stock WIS away above par IN
,. -l.t. committee bal la,-. uumh.ro OF visitor,
Il Eif,. Who had Iu.t retained igoI IeAi-.d SPRINGS
IT, ,,r.l tiIt everything loos.d ... iu tnl.t pari,
80 49, ,,fe where de- hnd brcn orls vr.. hr.n-
f,r.Ir,i and II reported d lu iuIt Itu, oi ile
n.raibtrs Lao heretofore acted WIZ; tho Democratic
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FEW CORINTHIANS WILLING TO RACE.

The annual races of the SclWanhdka-Conn-
THAN Yacht CLUB took place Yesterday There were
prize, offered for i've c~,c, of yachts aud one Tor ca
noes. Had tuot been the canoes the races would
have been dismal failure, ana even with hcn they were
far nom satisfactory. The OIy other race was one or
open sloops aud u that only two started the cruiser anu
Meteor They really belonged 10 different classes the
.,r measuring 20 feet b. iaches and the Cruiser on
v 20 feet q inches 10 make tie race, j. Is Allen, owner
az thr smaller boat. waived hit OF the regular uus al
low NICE of the club. which Is tx seconds Ia the
loot FOR every mile sailed ara HccePteu
a threc second, plowarce the only conditions Under
,vilh thc N tpnr would SAIL. Even these conditions
size wa. about nine minutes behind, without tho Time az
louuuce and when within about 100 wards OF me sRo
holt a me huish she tackod on and sailed into the Cuo
House basin The Fairy, carigged boat, was entrteu
i'm her class hut mad no competitors. she sNled INC
roursr however coming In before the Meteor, making
cred able elformauce In tbs canso class there were
1--WE starters Ths Guenn the largest oAe OF the lst sha
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EIGH1 INDEPENDENTS ~ FLlTBCSH

In itsr,port of an Independent Republican
,,..tin- At Flatbu.n. 7. T.. h. week The A'r-l .'f
He4id ald tnat tine Republicans VI; F"t1HiI "'ro out
lot cleveland ANA Hendricks.
"rae ~, of It is.' sul william g. Jonc'. an cd
,r.ilant of Ftibu,l ve.f"rlly o. TNHrNH rcuoricr
tn, was amsrtiuE0 Independent Grpn'urin' our
town 81 Wc, WAC iulr t.tt Lupt lu cit' t. mere are
rIt u. those iuI,p. uJrit., amt l lInt di -dhl'tIul
~, al t..n are officer, ana Two PrlNtct can -ti
LONG without trcm. m Blaine aud Lp-m & up was
l,,rl .l .iIul q, ul.ut with over uu ilr uthp -
A. r. IrrI,,. i. The prcsi lent. Nc took n 80 ON the
t,r cii !,r q campaign banner Ilr Eephnt 'h N"le l7
',I,l.t ntr lul,r'd u fiathu,h. The Nurhlu-mon %.
t u,r,i.. 4r. ipt Blame and L'tAn. ana "r Er Ten
,.- y.r. 49, hose one. have 500 TO Der lhJ' mere
m ns "a increase IN .Ao Republican Presidential, VO,e In
ILatnlen."
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ACTIVITY IN TIE XXIIID DISTRICT.

and Loynn Cub of the XXIld District was cro"Hcu h'S
evening II was one OF the first club In IN" Guy 10 o
cinze FOR the clmp3ign and nov It IN cnronou h'"V
700 incmberg the same hall the Young 'icH7 "'l'
lcin Club hold " ell; meetings having al orSAn""'""
over 500 str ID. Daring Tn, next two "c' X an ''iai
Blaine arl Logan c'ub, German club 81 'o'oroi ''"
vi effect fine ro,yalzoti N Tor IL, c,'npaign. among
those present last evening were A p FiIcn' Leroy d.
Crane. Charles Patrcs George Zo-er, Richard l"yI'r
anl irliy Je..'li 'E. ,,....,t ,, ti,o
i.'t speaker - ~" 'rrntn-. ,.,.... =,
." am ora .; tncl." Mr. Dutch r said. rct'rrl1s, ~
3iciuC't upu.i.t'u " who N.u lnto &c ''h' ,l''";
Win tho br!c' that O. reorganization V'' dIr 10 ~ -
Il M Arllus have % APIp-Y 80 mag no" Io! 10y %
i,u ~ support II hia. Ilu.r ti~u H'' "' 'ip
r. Offer frt James g. H FIN ,om srsHr l' cue Vi '''
il,l.-t .gl.Hs o. Nnr-ir' In11h1'i.'
EXON rIc: vs.. ST. -t1Gc ALSO tp Itn
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THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY RATIFIEs.
GOVERNOR WALLER And Two INCOMPETENT
OFFICERS MAKE ADDRESSES.

OFFICERS MAKE ADDRESSES
o,, - II . 1.,,.I,. 81 oil 1aet NIGHT
NnlchfllH- I''ii was -i'" - 81 -.
aud oil tb, So M ,ara occupied at ha-N1s l~hi c4ooh
,,.,.,.,. - ,t.rti.o s,tiod IA order a pubic meet
"''' I''H ''ii" - ' -. ,,..,..- - .., ,c-,cv
in os the Gc or1 COMMITTEE oI the 'oi'. ''''
Most az those IN the gallery took of their coats al 'h'
.. ~ -l,. ,.,.,.,, . II IoAu acted q, usher on
opening d tIc meeting H. H. i'm" 49,.
The platform an" l'"lu "' ..-......
- 81, Nf.loop Nelson j. waterbury.
'' -. ..f,... White and q few
joan = h}4lc' AH'"'" o. g..
ntbrr members Of the Comfy Democracy ana i""n-
No. r,.,,o,r,.ic C.gb Michael Norton. Timothy !.
-l'-' -''' NJ ~. .,..r. VIM ,,. now
Cam be- ana o,hef ItI'o oi l"''' way - ''
conspicuous in IA, County Aprrtcy were NOS pm JOY
--.r Tho ootc6.ryri.u E,udcr@ and James Oliver
.t,. f.,,, ,,.dor fine ,illsrv Two
watched me lio'f'.Ii-7 I-"'" ""''' Wv F..,,.1
rows q. front seat, on tIt plat olh were Ie'''' g" " ~
later ia tie evening upieI by Hubert .. lhom son
o..fiar b.. 10 u De-
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DuyGBr JOHNSON r0 RESIGN

A meeting of the Directors of the tleu l, q,
Trust Insurance Company was held .ast even - 81
compluy's onice. No. POI MoItdgaestr h'''.} - "a
liam Burrcll presided. Dwight Johnson p'' ~
company. whom superintendent OF Insurance ,,,,a
requested TO re ign, WAS not pFe'ea' o"' a. MOAN
saving that the hrs iutimsuOn be h1h OF "a. seal
al ol wa. frOm wA8t he had seen p-lnied' nrfrg
forward hi, resignation th, evening, eo."t. 20 bal
WI "A a sta emcut Oh his reason Tor TIE 49, Jctgs
t,t~n in m,naetng IA, AFFAIR, O.! ;se comP.Hi Sias
NcCue one o. the directors SAID tail t- 81 10 alsa
would be accepted AID ueg pt sdeIs sc''N''
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prrRoLErn 4 foE TO CHOLERA

Corrssuondsncs o. me PfsbuY PEP. ,;deriie
understand that the last cholera \, D..,'!
which visited Pittsburg Was IN lSoo "uS,ed sosl y
that the rayeces OF the disease were c"hu,s .ue ~
The Southsde OF BIrislngham districts ~ 'i,raOs f
entire Allegheny River front aad 70 H,tne recer
test the MOnOn gahela wharf was doF9Vou ,,ienm ~
ing ana shipping OF crude and rehned Pc'isJ t ngn
draws and wagons were oesmcaged WIZ s' Sty Wa
be said that the atmosphere OF the ensnfie yaQor "a
naphtha Now II cholera at that uine a. hanaej
those districts OF the city where no on te tae tbeD
you have erunclated concerning the 'n'~
leulu, 4
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PROVIDENCE WINS ANOTHER vTcroov
TIE NhW-1OKh NM UHFhN I'D FOR fHR RLgvpx.,
TGME--OTnER CONTEsTs

The Providence and New, York League clul.
OF thirteen games played, the local cub Ths Vl'
n large number Of spectators, 1929 peop,e -,
through the turn-stilcs The Now York nine b.a !,
new catcher. Oxiey, behind the bat, and sthf,t' R
work rot particularly good, ne seemed 10 b. niN
promise Beglcy pitched FOR the local club G.ivstd
hits were scored from his pitching but HE delye he
wild. ~ usual RadbOurne pitched wth cGerf ~, 80
Now York players made two earned rIBs ma - -, 80
point Of the Providence nlne's play their H,d.
an error being made. They play wcl t0gaher 100
INC oacli otter in fine form. II thcre D. dsc1l p'
club &c is NOT perccpblc 10 outsiders The local ir.
for one inning, In the scooud the Providence 49,
tbrov damaging errors ~ the homo plqyr. no. ~
Denny and Ggan, scored three rlns, aud they ,t,,s
In The van To the end, winning .0li1ws: -'"'
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.rrlt.uA,r. snlNt cOrRsE.


LONDON, July 30.-At GoodWool to-day the
race for the Stewards yup va, "on by Mr. Gcrdrds hve
yclr1ld bay horse -wc,lb.eh. The Duke OF NeNihln-
s,rrs tarceytarol bay cot Duke OF Richmond came IN
-croDl and the Duke Of Beaufsrts tArrtyear-od bay
,,l .,h ,i;.l ,rbrr. rr., twenty three starters.
The ricc lor the Iavunt stakes Tor iNo-ytoidS was
won ly the Duke ~ POriAndS o!oWh MY 9't'he" Lotu
.jo..tu' bay uly Lonely came M 81 Dad, dGd ~ a.
th.tV ,u,'- chestnut cot Haywood tara.
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LAwN rrNNI. Ar srArEN sLAND.

The first round of the Lawn tenlI' tou'"I
meut At staten Island. was concluded y'''''u-9 IN,
Grenfcu was matched against Mr. Pryor 'N ,oe~,o,sal
Grsi set easily 81. In the second set w., Vg,r,sG
pa,cd "A better game, getting IA some s"H,,Ih ia
iuf games were well contested up 10 Tue u" ne lll
uaycr, showing considerable skill in pa "7 ,oa -
ihrr. wcr, several long riilirs Nr Nitn ',,i.ar.
srt and fhe match Mr. saunders. steady %.
easily defeated Mr. Draper Cd, = 40; ~ BIZ 10
.i,ytd were between +. Barr AMI C. W..ss
former G-3, e, anu +. b. Eyre beat ~
4. "A
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RIrLrMEy Ar CREEDMO0R.

The threatening weather yesterday morning
prevented ulemcu from attending the Army l"' l'n.
range match at Ir,clmoor. and 10 "a' postponed N''.
date In the afternoon the New York kihr u1 suo' "a
Bnuald.uu military match. The tphdil"u' "..t.rn
wards. Soycn shots, military ri0cs, spoilu- '.,bi.
capped. The following are the scores ou' o. W.
q ,
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TICKET WEAK; PLATFORM INCoNGRtpUs.
my IIILGNAIII 10 III TEIBl NLI

Pu1LApELpuA, July 30.-ln letter from
Zu.cl dated July 16 to personal friend In TINS GUY
judge Kelley gives the following opinion Of 10" result OF
the Democratic National convention "Thr , n''rHo
ticket "a not strong one. aud the platform ~ rhrn'"us
gallon n ncohcrrut aud nCongruous dt."i tIph'
.t,f,..
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nELnoKED LIhL NaAns0LL4AD4. =. coHNELL.

UrLoOEED LTKE NGEESOLLI}DA. p. COHEELL.
Capta,n Williams sat behind his desk at
Polio, u,alouartcr. la.t night IN q Uu Grc,s suit He
,o4 quietly reading, aud was surrounded Boy cloud OF
smoke \ tai. man n check-lumrer walked into the
office I'D said: sergeant, I've ioat my boy and want
10 ask your advice
"Wel what kind Of hoy WIS n" asked tho captain.
lie Was about three years Old large Tor NJ age he
looked y &C. Colonel Robert lugcrsoU dua some hg IKE
Governor Corn II. lie fine boy, ana I'm AFRAID
somer0dy has stolen him." 800
'You come back mere at 10 O'clock" said the Captain
.nd yOu'u ind hlnL'
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gov York ... ............-. J o O. 4
70 yideuce. Observation-Disclosures.

l.
Runs earned-New york Providence % Frs base an q,
Scw-Yutk ~. Providence o. Fret haao tails Es,
York 8 Providence slrprk ont Nrw-igtk a. Provide
Ioit ON basca View YORK. 50 irpflenr' lunl ha,s BY
NpN YORK T. Providence D. lhre7 baae zoe unnng f.s
base hits Farrell anil knnon Double paFs VI Ksta
nui rDnnor VII pitrh"s-un1'aY .. NiMlnnfi rssa
bnlll -ptpy2 ullrln flne NJ game Two b11n ~
ten minutes tmpira-Mr nuns
Tuy 1000 spectators wiinrHs'd tho game a WsA
hgnn pax. llfuokYn, hrtwHrn tho heNoioll'sA al
ttUpklyn rluba The nine FROM Now ipfA uutata
their upppnrnta nt rvrfA point. and won r4si1 b. M
sroft Of - ., Tho Mrifnputaua hait.d ffssf "A
nn tel IN nno form, ihhdy, krrfs and OR bii,i
1rttY'a pitching with nppatrnl ri7n Tho nrhls 4
Nrl-nu orr and iiohrri wi7 brilliant urof aae pliYsi
IN good FORM IN Ahnristop fnr lhe bfnoAisi Lyns,a
pitrhng was effective, oAiy AZ htl hniAs ae1fal asa
his delivery, The summary T. a. follows
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M Ne ..........:::.,.: 6S22S3sI
-W.1ropotaa 8; Bro5kyb o. By on A,
ian E s,2 = l@ s,ro S Br9S bs.s.
plAys-Geer Greenwood AL Know "ola'e is-gisss
via p.icies-Iyueh 2: Tory, p Passed 0al,-llo.5fHs
Corc,rau l. Time Of glre-r"o hours In2-e-At
Eighteen baseball enthusiasts oftic Produce Rrclils
representatives, Of tn. gram aud proH,sA 'ItleA 81
grlin p ne viii .e Tes-gs. Hamilton. Ii.s". BreWt,
Austin. Ira ton. Bel, Pre- ton, Daniels and Alnn -
proyi-on nine M.-,rs Bee, Ba>er Burn 90, Cox CT
Entgupp Warner wallace ami smith. Come VIII BE-
TnLtnlLIHiA. July 30.-Thc Boston ciuo won another
victory from PLIadcphia's League Representatives hrH
today outplayinc the home nine az every point apt gl
uns easily The tattps was rec and bard oh boiascs
aad the H. ding huulels were many! II, A'Ls 'ivA D''
ron ~ from the start and woa as follows;
Fa''o2 al...,........ . SSSiSSSt
Base ht,-Eoston j Paia1Gn a. g. -; -B'T I9, w
Nj Van cou :.
BUFFALO, July 8o-The Clere.sed aui 3 f4o e.l'i
played LEAGUE contest here today. AMI the home elo
again won. NcCouuck Cicye,lud's first Ii'.1rs ~
blffed 80 freely iu the third aud fourth uulu- t1N &
en- was called in and pitched 'or tie remainder o. -
game The score was as follows:
G p5yi3 .............. -
Bas.ht.-clovelaud BuHalo y. Errors-,l ,~'la4 q
pire-MI. Mclean
CIvoryS,rI. jay 90 close and interesting ~mevn
played here to day between TIE Cincinnati "' ~ L0l'
clubs The game vas finely pi1yea. the bon" ue con.
INK IT victorious by bunch a- tAl bats m I'D. r-4! l1
of tn game. The score Was;
c.ai i:. .. SSiS23gse g
Bt.c.lt. ucilutil H.: It, Louis l} PIT ileh,
natl o. = lo1- s. Ftche '-1l'aArY ""H -i''i--N
UmViT.-Nr La8l"r.
PnIL,DaLrHlA July 3O.-A heavy hat.in. sl'ne W.
played here this afternoon between ;hc Washington IA
Athletic cubs Tn hone nine p yod IN fine form ron
the start and won ~ tie sun. 8iltd score;
W'ati.u .................... ~ 3 - -
' ill., n 'ia-ta Il: A-lI.t'e % I-tor.-v a.a.
iuct.l e.: AtI. ic- q. Fttlers-hanm'l All '+'''"s
UuVuc-Mr Na,n rn'
TOLEDO, July So well contested game was payea
here today between the Toledo and Columbus cu's
which tie latter won by the subiouod score:
Jo'a .....-...,......... SqSoS2S j.
rae. tts-Tocdo q. columbus 1 Erro-s "i1 = ~, ~
luu5l, g. Pitchers -Mlral and M)uat-in tmpife-N1
Tl,l0r -,
Prrr,BuaG. July 3O-The Baltimore Club played IN
tine fora in their game here to-day with the AIeslrW
nine batting vel AID not making felding error lh'
score by mpiass was As follows:
BipinTorS ............... -
Base hlt.-BaItmofs 49, Allegheny. :. Error llili9s
O.. AHstheuy. 4. Observation-Disclosures ara 81 -
pirc-Mr. he. ~
GAMES 70 De PLAYED To-Day
League: New-York Provide zee, at Polo "rounei
Phi aIc'pkl vs. Boston. az Philadelphia. American A.
socilt!ou: Brooklyn -. Metropolitan. Mt Nashinelm
Park Br,oklyn: ucinniti 81 LOUIS, al taclsnil'
Louisville ". Ind tuJpo.is, AT LpnNuri 10, 10 pt,,
iuinbu at Toledo: Athletic VI. WASHINGTON, al fhF
dpIphia; Aleg eny VI. Baltimore. ~ ~ t'Surg
Evils, was presented with handsome gold msiS
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he would have received one" The applause WIN ba
thia nernh wa greeted wns sufficient evidences Oh luo
feeling OF Hem instead Republicans ward the hleh"
whom they elected TO represent thom NJ chicago
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VINDIClIING 4 POLIuC4L RIGHE

An impetuous Political Impulse iQailng
down AN N61utoIrd -cwcr Olc Gay wa, Adri by a
V1gri / Kat. VINO said: ct Thought ."1 bci"hErh up
ABOVE Nly are you drifting 10 these Eoi-'.uc "i'5
tl-cd 10 belong up theIt' replied Tie POh.l'u I'M
IN >r drawing him self Out OF the ulc iOi an h''hl'
amt Things got too corrupt for me and tdhc "o"h
tr u surely" continued the Na.raHt l.t, 'rnloJ
,nI are mol cont u, with the change ypu lave WHlc
"0u inc contrary" returned thr foNtlcIl impu rc on
f c,,trary AN ore than content lnat mere, whlle
Vas m danger o, snlus there Beside ihai, nave
,trlesttd TIE Iieht 81 nave 10 RICK ourselves mo
the ever whenever We set dissatisfied with t"e surface
drainage"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-31

a cocoanutTtr bears fruit for tory s,sIa't
And II II bore ths same cocoanut every year ,arlu6ss
be bit harder to get into 1t than IL 10
Hawkeyo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-31
RACING AT SARATOGA.
GREYSTONE DEFEATS W. r. WOODARD
CLEANER, RiTAPLAN AND GUY THE OTHER WIN
NERs-DKTAIIs or THE CONTESTS.

| N""'-pr AIS VT i"' W
SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 3o.-All nature
fan Tho broad oxnanse o; green NJ the Saratoga Asso
oi,,a ,,',r ,ar neyar hore oyo,lor Appearance
and tine ano phcTc was tempe ed to delightful degree
The postponemont until this afternoon OF yesterdays
regular pro gramne the first omission OF the KIM IN
three years rendered nece.'ary by the weather The
track was ho' iaSt' pu, "" s'''
con'd ring the drenching It had received.
Inc "' ".,,'' ~" puIs' ~ LIDO, c,oanor
ana exciting nn,Sn' hayoch q bI' t,I , ,a',.,
Dor the triumphant coors. Peter L. aud jim Een"ich
were scratched Kcencs colt Dutch Roller scratched
l'r ,"' HeH' race "'' 'hr 'to' 80 r' sao,.,o
KI,tso,s coli camo I'm an easy winner Corrigans
NJ O'' ''"' ~ "'' 10y -. - sco,r, Golf
C,r7.touo third choice won hindily The days sport
m ,,isl ,-i,t o. milo RIM ovor four hurdles The favor
! ic. rIady'3 g.dmg Guy. won easily.
~" Open ns contest Wa' p me na'n ior u pn cel IN
Ire conditions. Three siar.er,torr- an' coy swGnsy
q. 100 NcSi), 80 lcs grilug settle, -, 100 layoI'
b. yicn and iia,,s eodlng Gleaaor o, IL, Bay ocD
Po,5- Gle amer so 1wiun.y 80 and Hctil9 70 bprH'
CLEANER ., .. 5wuncy 10 D. and Settle - 70 J. Ine
hcn ,he relative order o. The contest en-, inr qilt
It nicely uI mi ring me up sir'trh. HlaylocE n l,
near the last furlops pole In the rush nome cleaner
! jumped forward aud won 10y htflength 0"i'hty 9e
ae second ana Ten Ianshs further away came Ne'te'
TAc tnrce-ycarol contest for the Iroqno3 stakes at
M ro c Che d @ Ina ye d Gn noaon; aid I've
htseus colt Rltap'an 81 Z. f6E ltues sni,
! m ,l' ttg ,'i ii,nI ,lnrciH ~ robnaon's colt
| I,'i.rd = Wak"n: and NrCclland's colt Blast Uls.
L'wlt. pool'-l.itapan Flo1 L2ltn ana B1'' en ~,
- ai tanusIt ain "a % r." ~ t,linnti,a : to
pan '' ~ i!ilh 70 =, b T ~ Pv Tacona
| Llnat l'aRplan ana Tallnlr' ha,aPum ,,on,,
llmt iod l"i W Han d,,dl,y iino winning ny
,,i, -, i,i,,s - ,ii,nru, VIVA M a. four lengths IN
oIyn"cc Of H,at hird i@rn i,sIuS fourth and Tacoma
| lat. limo MILO NutuHls putl fl 10
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,osncc,cJ citizen of Texas is in jail for steal
tn iy t,rs The remarkable thing about TINS j. NE ACT
m he is ID al instead Of dangling from tree-Ilhia
GepLls CAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-31

Carrying the largest sail, did not 70 the cou,,.
than the first buoy and the Siren was not tos, iufta
finish, being far behind. "ea az III
The time Of tho races fOlows:
FIRST cLAss-OPEN sIOops