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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
CONTESTS IN MoNnorrR COUNTY.

FREEHOLD, n. j., July 19.-The fight for
senatora honors IN Monmouth County speaker
stopey I'D Henry Little stI continues with signs
on eaer side OF giving IN. Mr. Little and Mr.. Stoney
each expresses himself confident OF winning the
Tn. IL bitter snd issaes OF local Importance
80 hro gut into ne canvass. The Republicans are look
Inc an nom the outside and will no doubt reap their
bepent from 10 in the end , 49,, -,
an eve IN the Democratic nomination Tor congress IN the
lid District this autunB and his securing place on le
National Coamitee Rss strengthened the opinion BIS
f1enss now .ay openly that ne Is cahoaale ara N 20
Ing 10 win. II he Is nOnlnaled ~ me
Democrats Joha KeSn IT., who defeated him by 2s53
votes 1852 will PROBABLY be the Republican cHhuo"'e
and Will have excellent chances OF election.
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CARDINAL MANNING'S INTEREST II PHIL
ANTHROPY

Cardinal Manning is a very good man, but
also very asiute loses opportunity OF asso
cating himself tue phi anthrOpc movements OF the
DAY and thus conveying the impression 10 the public
mind thai the ROmish Church is he side OF reio III ana
progress Some years ago when tie agricultural aDoreIs
held great demOnsiratiOn IN Exeter all MS eHnence
the only Christian minister the platform lie Is
familiar bgure at the gatherings OF the Hospital sunday
Fund The other week he took prominent part IN tho
National Temperance Congress at Liverpool and a few
DAYS ago spoke at stafford House behalf OF the hO
clety Befendng Young servants. Nor does lie lose
any opportunity or helping forward the movement for
providing better dwellings Tor the poor.
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AHrARrY WELCOME AT CORTLAND.

ENTERTAINING 10 NhilpAtN - LN-'N'- $500
LITTLE ONES.
CORTLAND. \. Y, July 17.-Ims beautiful
VILLAGE midway between syracuse and Binghapon' anu
$50 miles from New-York. has resident population OF
over q 900 To that number, however must he added
tho many snp,,ner boarders AMI the farmers living Wlthn
niles ~ the railway station before one can form al
te NJ the enthusiastic crowd that gathered on Tues
av night 10 meet the train from NewlOrL Jumbo VIII
mo here next Wednesday but IL safe TO assume thA
favorte as he is he will not be accorded the hearty WEI
come that was extended the tenement house chiaIen
sent from oyercrowded house. by TIE TRIBUNE fresA-A
Fund.
St Johnsbury Vt last year entertained greater num-
her OF city children any other OF the 100 places 20
which thew were sent Cortland the banner town TINS
VAR there being l75 little in this town. and other
nartes arc in prospect Not only this large NUMBER oil
children but mauy more this vicinity owe their pres
ent happiness to H. NJ. Kellogg, a hardware merchant
who started the work here few weeks ago In us own
sunaay-.ehool-ths Methodist Episcopal To-day Mr'
Ksogg told THE correspondent how he became
In this charity In June No WAS delegate W
thu stata school Convention At Oswego lie hau
road of the noble work done BY lHE TRIBUNE IN the LAST
two years. under tbe management OF the Rev "iuA'u
Par.nna and anxious " do something 'owAa AunH
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lost b. each are as follows;
POOLS on THE SARATOGA RACES.
lBI TELEGRAPH TO THK TRIBUNRI

SARATOGA, July 20.-POols on Mondays extra
races have been sold follows;
First raee-purse $3.50, orc mile; Musk SOL 25 ;
Fond Du Lac, 300 10; Northauna 500 05.
sec0nd race-sweepstakes, a mile and nve-hundred
wards ". K. overwhelmingly TeHpskof-lO5 pounds,
$500; gurgomaster 10 pounds, Sis; Lucky b. 100
pounds, $40 Referee, ll3 pounds, $40; Chantiooer,
100 pounds $35 Cardinal McCOskey, log pounds, S35
COMPENSATION los pounds. $50 Emma, 30 pounds $40
Third raoe-Purse $500, :hreequarters Of q mile, Maid
OF Atho, 100 pounds $50 Navarro ll3 pounds, $50
Matte Rapture, los pounds $50; JOoose ll3 pounds.
$50; Willie W., 90 pounds, -.
Fourth mcclure $780, selling race, mile ana fur
lonsi Waddins bay LA nnundA .ani EAx. III nnusds
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SATISFACTORY TO MAINE REPUBLICANS.
ley rrLnGR,ru TO rHE TmBUNSl

ArGrsrA. July 2O.-Mr. Blaine's letter of ac-
rop,sncc IS perfectly satisfactory TO the Maine kepu"h-
hcans and they say tn1t Henry Clay, were ne fn'e'
,o,a not have tre, tied the tariff issue With more ability
81. ,t, pl,,nc has done Nr Baiue's views are not
Dly in harmony with those that Maine Republicans nave
10 Icag Id but they will draw the support OF an army
m ro-Tnts ON the oppOst on. The democratic ire
traers 10 not like tbe letter. might ne eNNt'"
Republican state committee has ordered lOVoo copies Vi
tbs letter TO he printed Tor distribution.
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THE BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP.
BOSTON STILL LEADING ~ THE LEAGUE RACE
EEcORDs OF All. TIE CLUES

RECORDS OF ALL THE CLUBS
The several baseball championship races ere
now vel uude way the better clubs are forcing q @
nae, and are we up m the van while the weaker mines
are falling bcnlnd beaten Never before have ,he struS
giles attracted so attention aaI have the races FOR
the pcuu4ut-pagt cuary in the senior organizatons-
the League and American Association. been 20 close
ana interesting In th, LstEue the Boston ,uo has the
lcaG, only game ahead NJ Providence The New-Iork
Club is third seven lanes behind I'm the American IS
citation tue Metropolitan, Louisville and Columbus
,rhs are 20 close t0-etler that defeat would out
oirr club back considerably. eucs tars still lead Ia The
Long Island Amateur wh'e the uues fIom tho 22d
and 23i lead IA The rcgmentsl cham ions ship.
TIE League record to date Is ~ follows:
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ENTHUSIASTIC Connecticut REPUBLICANS.

BIRMINGHAM, Conn, July ZO.-A large
blame ami Logan banner raised last evening at Ma
thsu's Hail. winch filed with an enthusiastic audi
enee. Speeches were made by Major HbDet'7' OF me
N,r- Londoa 1lay; Major Osborne. OF Derby, ana oy
h,elonr Democrat, Judge John g. QulhnSh Wn3 ~ 1I
ONE ia the and League OF America He mas aSo Hcd
fhs po,iions of Judge of Probate and Warden on ASo
nj made speech when was receiver Win S''"
erfh
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AHAPpY PARrYAf HoRNgLLsvIILE

FUNNY MISTAKES MADE b. TIE cHiLDREN-GEr
rRoUs Dispositions 90 THg PEOPLE
lFRoH Az OCCASIONAL coRhE-f N'tFI OF riI TEiBnL'
HoRNEIIsvILLE, y. Y. July l9.-Thehn
drcas Of little children who have ben distributed DC
numerou. points in the Gene.ee Valley have proFsi
eource OF wonder and amusement 20 their eRtefsDn
Passing through the viisges several days after n,i
arrival one hears on an side, remarkable stores ssa
the small city folk who have invaded and taken pses
sion OF the region. Quiet outlying farms neslg
well up among the hills, have b,en y
scenes Of some unusual exhibitions Of yws
M frolcsomouess In country stores and poH o1i
even political speculation and predictions about e's
dwnllr into ms gnlhcance before tue suD~c. 81 fcssA
How are ycur Sew YOrArrs TINS morn ngf T. ne -
form OF sautatiou now, and The answer i eeneraLyM
or.h e. The only exceptions are the answer; o. tlss
vGose chlldrcn were frgniesed by the solemn siass
their first night The children are ~Kte hey INpl.t1
baye made rcmarkdh good l'ipi son htu n's,
de- they have been goo for ther Ahl hose h4'e ~''
every possible effort " promote their happhss
sources OF -ement, the en- ldren are better ln -
iOke-boOks. and east inan4cs 90 pictr2 my W sss
When girl ten or twelve years on MISTAKES ~,
"a baees and peOu y-huds for peaches AM w W. ~
raotur-~ over toadsi o'ls remtr-lnt, nAt >, s-a
oraug">hey vii DE wren th'} ect FPe; ~ pts =
iolle after an They were many ~ them Arai wsh
ON the grass ~ first, and one boy refnsed 70 90 oa
pignborinZ nil 70 pick berries, nccAi' ne ier ~
world slide down Oh nm. An aspiring Foalh u -
p4rtv on entering field oi hlgh git>s ltei DIP lesi
a.i tried to wax on Ia. level. waving ops "o'clssa
Ia lhe eve 10 make 4 sd. 81 door. Going home roar
meadows they would zoos lovingly a. mo dai'ie s.l
t@rcuos and n last inquire. " These bowers ueolEpE
men = no own the farms. don't tnel =
Not a few wealthy and cbtrt ao.e tnlllos oesis "
,ord ne yo.l work and make rs Influence permanctf
adonriug a. cir httle guests and making hetbs
honest men and w0acn of them 10 ~,
where his cannot b. DONE th01 ghf persons ifell
et the city addresses of the children AMI resolve 70 70
for them az IN next summer. ....,..
II my wife thOJght as 10 on tha sn'JreN 49, 49, =
Observation-Disclosures m M VINO hal been CIV " enl'
some little ones "our house would be iul Ot Ish =
summer long" 49,, ..,... "a.
HOrnei.vilie l. accustomed 10 Fresh AT chli9f,a-
inc tol, n a uurnper last year. and having h s,e.
Iarze parties on their way further Ne.t. lb7 ~.
Niles pastor OF tar PrtSby Ter an ch-ich - as
II0ruellsyille and vicinity had been qrfAy ss' "
tortably dis Deed Of and wer- having goOd uh~
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MADONE TO SPEAK IN VIRGINIA.

RARRIsONBURG, Va. July Ex-senator Ma
hoao is heIe and will open the campaign IN TINS s''e W
mozow The other speakers at the meeting are AUo,-
ne,Genera Blair John Wise. IL c. Parsons and JACOB
Yoss They will arrive tonight number o. prom"
neni str,ghtOut Republicans from various ot-Gt
the Statc lve arrived today. 1t Is rumNed "El-.'
fhst conference viii be held carly tomorrow pttWee
the factions looking 10 re'aJuS'lnen'o' '
trkff
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B4RrLErr PEARs-AYD STATESMEN
From Truth London.

An attempt is being made To introduce INTO
Epgand the culture of the Bartlett pear IL Is fruit that
tempts take hold OF H. out nasmuch a. over
nows with ce at the tantest handing, Is not popular
This lends ne TO presume that the pear named after an
ancestor Mr. Ashmes Bartlett, who oVernows WITH
tas al the very fantest handling The Yankee farmers
call IL slobbory" fruit and prefer what Is known as
the Cngsone Gladstone peach. We, tso, prefer the
enc " the Bartlett
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THE TURNVEREIY FESTIVAL.

Lights twinkled merrily and strains OF in
spiruug music nOated from Washington Park the
breezy East River at the foot OF Sky
OH saturday The Sew-Yerk Turnseren wac ceieoi@tnp
its annu Al nights festival About ~ O'clock
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The race Tor the American A--orl race continues
% uc close and Interesting According 10 percentage OF
games Louisville. club has sigat lead with the
METROPOLITAN an CU.Imbus clubs close behind. The
Cincinnati II Louis aud Athletic c,ups are 50 close
hind that them is liable To- Jump the van At
auv fine uusideiing The yOIthiunr-s Of the
BROOKLYN nine u doing good but n IS above
eighth place To-day the Metropolitan and BROOKLYN
mines eros bats FOR the first time aul old baseball
rivalry uctWe.u New-Iork and g.. ouk yu promise, 10
spriuv up again. There Will Doe tremendous crowds To
v.tue,s tic games ful record date Is a. follows:
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A HEARTY GREETING TO LOGAN.
49,. 80, 80 , OF II, ruF TRraTfyE1

C.xToy. Ohio, July 2O.-Gcneral John A.
- ,,ossed throucn Canton this evening on his way to
Mirneauohs and was greeted here by gathering oi
.evsral thousaad enthusiastic admirers. Hecsmo out Oh
IN. platform and shook hands with the multitude wo
The train stopped and he re-entered me car tne
Lsers ,verc G ycn for Blaine and Logan. railway en-
noye said thst Logan bad been enthI sastcay receiver
All along the line
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CAMDEN, y. j., July 20.-Tho new st.
Josephs Roman Catholic Church at Sea Isle city was
dedicated to-day by the Rev Anthony Smith, yicSrgen-
er,l Of The diocese OF Trenton Next Sunday Methodist
Church is to be dedicated II the same place.
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NO BOLTERs IN DECKERToWN.

DrCKrETowN. y. j., July 20.-A Blaine and
logan club was organized hero last night with over one
hundred members The following officers were e.ec'eu
President Ben J. W. Decker; Nce-peNlue"'S' ''''
I<.,nis " Gibbs T. b. Gould. G. A. W. wills IN ana Lbfo
dore H. Nar-arim, secretary, James F. CONAN d9ss.
snt secretary, y. V Armstrong; treasurer l. La"IeAce'
There di, no uoltcI, mere
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prprprrc>v BANNER RAISING.

There will be a bauncr-raiSing and ratlfca-
ton meeting al Republican Head quarters, No 4G6 Pearl
a. tn, c,euinc AT : o'clock. Judge james K. Angel
and William II. IOwnley viii address the meeting.
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rPoposrn scrLL1vG CONTEST

BosToN, July 2O.-Ncgotations have been
opened for scullcrs race for ~ 900 sde between J
Norris Of Boston and Peter Prddy. of PittsDurg the
distance to he three miles with turn Pnddy VIII come
to Boston if necessary make the match
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King John of Abyssinia has presented Queen
victsna with elephant Some los al subject Should
now present the good lady with pail OF whitewash
that she will he assured OF livelihood when GLADLY
Kicks the throne downlPittsDurR Chronicle IalsHranh
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AynARSMLNS MD YACHrsMENs DAY.
pLrAsuRE-sEEKrRs OF THE HARLEM - COMING
EVENTS At OAK POINT.

PIr,srEE-sEEKIRs OK THE HARLEM - COMING
EVENTS Al OAK POINT.
More than the usual number OF pleasure
seekers sought tn Harlem River and adjoining ""t'I'
Yesterday The approaching National Amateur @cI'''''
arouse. good deal Of inerc,t thc river and there
will bea large number OF entries aud larger number OF
o,~sur,, from the Harlem who Will attend Ncary al
e club hoa,s were r yesterday AMI IN tie Sss ana
barge, number of ladies accompanied the cuo men IN
tbcr practice pulls. The elght-oared b1rges OF 'ue
Ireu!-llp and Excelsior clubs were the first out Ihry
took their usual Sunday tIp 10 College Point The Non
pareH ci htoarod barge went up to tirh Bri'Se VINO
The c-bt-olrei shell IT the Metropolitan went 10 OAK
Point auI raced with Wallace Ross. The Ata'naS io"r
and .iy-oared g.s aId a number OF single ana double
she'll, and ass were oar. Among Oh bost-known oarrinen
ON the river were PAGE aid Morse, OF the N"s7a'S'
Van Zaudt Mccartney and Peterson, ~ ne Juon.i
ms. 'ennTka, Gnrn AMI OMEN, OF The NonpacA-
booau OF the LN,elsiors, aui Roach - cIu''' ''''
Dros,e. OF the N'w-Iork Athletic 'iuo. AZ 'ir men
win bn1t, 90 let lir DRIVING business. IL addition TED
toe demand foi the ordinary wherfN ior i''F rN.I,'
pa cs i-a fishermen eh-i7e' Il "-"'o'' ~ ''"o ''''
AI oak Point there was good crowd OF people Wal
Teemer lie j. some pounds heavier than he wants 10 re-
when thc rJre lakes place. and Is dong great de ol
with thp Netrnpoli eight. Ureurr De- expected To take
ny his quarters at OAK Point ~ the latter par OF l
that thi. race viii Doe rowcd without ,@i In"ir WI uo
has-oall match 1t OAR Point ngAJ sturdy Ds'"es"
m b9i a .cau.iil dav tor indulgence I'm
brir fy,rii,. .DJrt De wind va, fair and Ist Disk
enough 10 keep th- ~ the Sncrs on tie io'Nolt
ru0ck downs" al the time. and lending 10 tine anl-e-
leut mai spice OF dlrs rr which Tenders 10 ehoyapc
Iue MON ,cr- of the different Harlem liver 'lUS were
ON fu fncs and there were nun her OF luprpn iI races
sed Anon the boi,s tIdt cere ou; wore ile NIsIid
Inc Teerlrs. cury Ward Becchcr Clam ~acI. ANNIE
Milo. N Daisy. anl Susie 4, the Harlem Yacht ub;
the sarah. Ndyeta, Anaul. and on pa, OF TIE kHch'i-
h.regs and inc tor.un4 Mary Gibson "Ed Jr- ic OF
me lclps. Yacht Club Most Of them tOos Only short
runs. III, !, ,.,5,
II IL among the possibilities that race viii be maze
heferu t b. b!u hts Peerless, ~ thr Harlem 3'hi
(lus and sarah ths kalckcrb'cEer Yacht mo- mere
is a c,d deal az rivalry between The two boats The
mn, in r!t Club i- irving o. make HIah- thrut' lo
ot u,,e,ipn Of tue binding az tIr font OF lsst one
hundred. tru tputy-tird-t. for club hous". com
Intee ua- aPoin Cd with power 10 maze arrange
LuDl.3 n 10 sIblG.
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,, ,r,rise, the members by presenting them win
handsome six flag beautifully embrodered. Iote
sung and then ball begun, dancing ra1iZ
intn ire uiyhf The New York TunYccln Wa W -,
i'm $50 and now has 40 mcmbcrs Ihe IouoC Cnories
b,J Tho fastivl in charge Ernst Feeker n
pr,un Ch ,yies BleIslorf william Hennings ana Ih'P
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REPUBLICANS SUPPORTING cHLNERs.

SAEDls. Miss, July 2O.--The statement that
nan,el mason was nominated by the Republicans OF
the ia District in Mississippi for Congress Is raise 'h
rpers wa unanimously " mIcrs,l' by the Ec. u'nt tl
sNrv,fi,u Five men WHO were refused adiul- on as
delcsatrs nominated johnson. J, " j -'N'"' .,
Chairman oi Republican convention Aiu OO"1-0''0-"'
p.sulcl Ol Mississippi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

Lovers ~ amateur Paying continue 10 flock 10 Pros
prc Park in large numbers to witness the Long ISLAND
Amateur Association games. The star tub has yet
received gle defeat and Ia making good record
itself The Dauntless Club Is second having won eight
out " games. The others the race The
games won and lost b. each are as follows:
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AFTERNOON WEDDINGS IN ESS''
r.rnn TfnfA ALOAltoH

Fr0r nun w" afflds--
The Country Gentlen,en, in !. TTa US y
Mr. Tennyson's wedding te'usiue', xsestly %. ~
weddings are not more pOPu.~; ,,ct tbaf ps rs,sip
Archbishop OF CsalerOury will so,,rss,,t 49, 3
tne marriage ceremony being psr ,spses; ssi -
less under extraordinary ,ians IS he
tsrnssu weddings are very pOPnlar op' IN by
i Isr tIrInrs. they can only be INDUCED
IA
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go; Mordsimt IL pounds, $40; Ghost, ~ pounads'
Gs. Alta b. los pounds 50; Manitoba, lO2 pOu1T1nss;
~ Beecbenbrook, 1Oi pounds, 50 Krupp Cum lVo
pounds 30.
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uAHoNr 10 OPEN TlL VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN.

WASHINGTON. July Ex-senator Mahone l'lI
T.slinton last night for HlIrS.dIs' Va where III W."
- t' ,,.rp,ieu tomorrow in = speech at mass
,..,i,o ,f virginia R,mbiDaus II j. expected that
I,e1ter lut Governor Lewis AMI COON" ho-t OF ot'L
ton, Wal also ue present ana make sper'he"'
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE ELAINE BIRD WINS.
A NOVEL CONTEST BETWEEN HoMlNG PIGEONS.

NOVEL CONTEST BETWEEN HOMING PIGEoNs'
A smootb-faced man with the black il''l
close cropped on his round head sto"a III 0e
and Twenty-second-st. yesterday morning. WIN -,
Of men and Ioys around hm blocking mp inc sur"
hold su,ol hlue carrier pigeon IN his hand ana ail'r lay
- liz, ~ manor IN il, leg nc tossed the bird heh'y
into tho air The pigeon scared upward party In'ue
circle and then dashed Oh in soHth"e7''i" o'''
aud was soon lost 10 sight "a
Tr,,s 90 ,.u were started" said the man, who was
lanes Patterson Of No 2O9 scvcn,havc Now sen'',
c here's the candidates in this cop That pue III"
,,,,i bv bins,lfi, Cleveland, No. 1885, and that ono
a. the corner il Elaine No 1913. Those two SILVER uI"''
Ma. ~ and SO are Hendricks and Logan mat reno"
with a sauint in his eye anu copp''''''''
neck il Ben Butler and tie one WIN ""'0
wing and q rubber band on his si - lTn'IacS NJ,
fay'Tt is Cleveland, aud III bet he win lhe r" S,,ce
nfteeu mile H. Decline 10 their nome otFr IN Nr,ssn
and they'ye make It during the "teA III ""i '''"
1I@ycnd had the preference in the betting heinz 1rn
trina neat bird in 50 III coSI' IL LEI % evin desire 10
ct ont 10 I93 va. quietly arranging bis feathers an
aid moi show much a. to what course 10
Zen Buttr and Tanmany were the nolSie~ anu ~
inStIur ali about their coop. Cleveland ana Blanc W."
children, Mr. Patterson explained vi Aioi's"' VIM w
made the best time on rtcord ..-, tn.o cha air
The rose Close together above the housetops and kept
cmbno higher in a circle until Blaine gave sulGen
dive in the direction taken y! INC M IL I'D tbey
is bIs ngeon followed close after the other am H!
we're watched til ont Of sight. Logan anu HenIIriSs
were flown next the former being the dNote. ~ ,f
% confn,eJ and alghted In tree, then joined ms h'c
End after cIrcng high that they could scacsS "
% started i'm the direction OF Orange. flock o. street
pigeons was whrlng past wnen lamnany ana zen Tor
Ter were ow n and botn became mixed III WIN tne s I
| moment Then Tamnany separst9fn , t Tns
| those and was followed presently ny Zen, iur
street pigeons stu keeping hum company ior q,
NH distance when they dropped behind unable 10 ny
me ogeons were owned by A. c. Butts OF orange );
wbo has a flock OF hundred The start OF inc uISt
- 49, made M 1890 A. m MI Butts was waluhg
witch I'M band No lo3. the Blame bird. came Ia nrsl -
iO.53 Hendricks and Logan alicht"d on the coop To-
nber two minutes later Hendricks was the hrst 70 cl
Ter the coon Tammany and Zen Batter came next '.l
win them was Cleveland who had apparently sepl.'u
from i nae and was the last 10 arrive All thr pi"S
| made better time last week but the wind was suons
| against them Yesterday.
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nv tho Con greSona Republican Committee ana inc Na
Ocaa Republican Committee. the oooA WI" apio"'
asxt
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ORGAyIZNC

TIL NOMINATION. OF BLAINE AID LOGAN 10 j"
RAlirirD-A LETTER From ANTI-MoNoroiI'iS'
The Ir,,b-Amcrican Independents met yes
terday m ernoon III Clarendon Hal L. receive tAe report
OF the Committee on Plan of organ alton There were
NOR. than ruu ircd person, present. and among 'Heu
were three or four cmissarcs Of t1e County
Democracy Who sought 10 create disturbance, but were
quietly yet promptly suppress .d The committee re-
ported t4t the of the organization should be lie
Jg7,u American Independents" that me' nz 10 r'Iy
a.. nominations OF Blaine aui LOGAN should DE hr-d al
m earl, dtv.aud mat delegate from eacI Assembly
District should bc appointed TO form central body 10
b, known 20. the General Committee on Organization
The propns.d name of the organization provoked
r,ucn discussion, several contrnains that
. tls or-su li.i1u Should include the names
OF Blame ami Logan, ami vo.e showei t'At rus vas
tns desire of large naI'' "i ih",r PIterH'' l"r
wi riu.ap report uamc .A coLs'uahce Win TIC s'A
r 9 ", w. %, 1ie meeting. Edward J. Rowe,
rsrtr that Ch.ckcriug Ia 'ad been hired t1l @ d-
hon meeting GA next Monday ghi. lhe A~s-h'.l rs
r. on or-auilatIpu, and nearly al IL th'h were
reur.,rnt-t Tine chairman Viii hI tHe NS'"n'''s l"e
following letter from Ar AntNonoPoy as~3uo OF ine
vs.',o.i ,.G and ofo,rel entered in The minutes:
~. Anti Monopoly Leagae Gf the NAIld D''IlCi,
man, Of whom are llSh ch+rt,nF ana en-, ''''.'",y
inior>c the nomination oi James w. ~. da
President q" the Int'1 ~. ~, Motley t,, ;ae
name American like the name iomtn l7 u. "'> %!
Old, shall Poe e'rrt"neIo rc,iee. go, "la 'ny I 60.
MOI e east lo ioi,i IN dan bout trial ana with
out pro,Dr cause; that American industry sus Dee pIo
cocJ. I.-iI Americans have come into I'm, country
could not earn fair LIVING ' nome. AA9 s"TS are a'.s
coufrDfitrd with Il ptrY, catlHg u'cf Hct'. IA ,''
winch uyius To establish 'Ae L.-''sn ~ .'
tuli, aucut 3D.. ut.,h manufacturers ana tAe assumed
bt-lcnt pi Cd ic" Amen al 'poI 't.'. g. o.. 90 .,,.
tsecec.ipu of Jams g. Blue to the frcs'l'ncy oil the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

The vice that never sticks In W. saI ssS
though they are more sXposeu 70
vice. lie Judge