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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
PLAIN SPEECH FROM STONEMAEERS
my LIILaMArL 10 nm IMImlNLl

ALBANY. Aug. 1G.-Six hundred moldcrs OF
Rnthhonr. Lara a CO. have mate request for an adj
vance of wages. The firm mako the fol owing icpy'
II seems incredible when the iron manufacturing nioi
C.ta of q country generally hiturRnug for rhfieutn
ANA when tuc stove industries az Albany show fuch u
large falling away on account 81 TIE de f'tl"n ~ th'
n die maj ut such "A tine tat our older, should ass
r nm ud\ aucc ia wages The puCct eve for our
good. VIII not ADMIT Of To advance the u Woud Do az
i'm uos. biity Tue sOuahcuc,A pf your apple Allu
an Ia at TIL time must De 40 cN dr /"
all reading and hi KING 10 render Hrgum uunrc.-
sary we are obi Their FORE to refuse your request
The molGers Will decide next week whether 10 strike
or not They have have been at work to-day.
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OBfTUiRT.
.InHN G. pAnIE-
Inv rrLr0rNn ~ mn TWNrNrI

BosToN, Aug. 1G.-John c. Park, one of Som
cryillcs best known aud most respected culols lied
carly this morning at the Ot7 Hospital nom inur re-
cciycd Ivy being thrown from hi. team n s0uth ioson
last 1hrsJay NJ craoon. Mr. Park WAS bora ary slRy
years ago ami had family Of min cdcu, and or somo
years pas had devoted large portion OF hts time aqd
money tu giving them musical cducau ~. lhnY arnus
vel Il own NJ th Pax Family. who-e fine performances
both wind sirlngcd instrument nave been beard
by most lovers o. music. Although MI Ia ~ hrli
any public office he wai widely known for hls bGsintn
ubt, and INT ity aud HI uutime death " u carry
to peOpe who have bad business aud slcs
u alng, with MIN.
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ENTRIES FOR THE CHARTER OAK RACES.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRtBUNE.l

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. lG.-All The entries
for the 70 days circuit meet at Charter oak Park be
ginning on August 20, are They embrace nearly
every rse II ominenre on the bic ur; There are
ninety rLtres IN all. TIE $4,000 class ia, Ell h
circu winners, three ~ which have recently Tired
records OF 9th THIS n oe Is appointed for August
- AMI will he contested by winners along
the circuit. II TAX tie place OF the
100 class orgina ~ named for the purse. The great
NestmOnt Is Or the free for all pacing and
frr %
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twelve started. n finally by j. Hat'on. with
Ward second Time, 5:22. In the 40 yards run,
H.. e. Coy won tho anal heat, ewing giving
Time 54s seconds. sixteen boys started in the 100
yards run, which was won by j. Fredericks In 11's
seconds Tho halfmio had seventeen starters ana
was won by w. g. Adams IN i50 The 800 yards hurdle
race was won by j. Bioron over eleven competitors
Time 20is seconds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

Runs oarnod-New York. Chicago T. Frat base by
rorNow.ior D. Chicago D. First base on balls-Now-
York Chicago. (. struck Out-New.Y York I; Chicago.
Ls.t Now-York, Chicago II Total base hits
New-lOrk. i Chicago -. Home cknnOn Three
lase hit,-Ewng. le Ter and williamson Double plays
Mckinhon Ewing anu ward Passed D9ls mt Il Living;
/ Umprt-Mr. Mclean. Time Of gane-rw0 hours and
thirty minutes.
An inter sting contest played at Washington Park.
Brooklyn. between the Brooklyn aud Virginia clubs,
Nearly 5000 spec aiOrs present Laies were nu-
and tn appeared TO axe great interest In the
slcrt their Is. The feature OF the contest was
Tie rvs exec lent pitching, only two hits being scored
IF m his de ivery. There a fine running catch by
Rem6en. Dorg caught n al nos perfect 70 m. Green
wood AMI Greer led in the batting The home club
the players gusgiug DOrgans delivery in the first two
innings and taxing such lea that the Southerners could
not overt Ike them The summary is subjOined:
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THE SITUATION IN KANSAS.
REPUBLICANS not DIVIDED on NATIONAL AFFAIRS
ATTITUDE OF REsUBNISsIONISTs.

IBY TELEGRAPH 10 HE rRIBUSs.l
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 16.-A Kansas Republic
can, who cal "a at the Congressional headQua to-
day. said IA 90 notw hsandag the local CONF ions In
TIA, ate the National Republican ticket would be sure
Of 40 900 majority. The reports which the Democrats
have circulated 10 division among the Republicans
there are not generally understood out Of the state and
arc due wholly to dis as 10 local Issues which
win have 10 Eject upon the National ticket In brief
Che p,htieal situation IN Kansas this: The Reuub-
lcans have nominated for Governor Colonel John
A. Martin, prominent editor long connected
with the Kcpub .iCin National Committee
Tie platform, 80 far MS the prohibition question
goes, simply that the prohibition Ia" shall be en-
forced The Authorization Republicans wish to renew
the agitation on the Temperance subject vi a view TO
having the question again submitted to people THIS
factOn styled the "Reminiscences. They have called
convention 10 M et on the day the DE uOCralc
ttate Go yention II Is believed that an fe ment has
been reached betVeeI TIE X eubm siOniss and the
Depopr ats that I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS shall nominate
part VI the state oketleavng he GOyernoIshp ant
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS
YELLOW FEVER ON THE GALr,,
ENSIGN E. ". coPEIARr DOWN w,ru r,A'
BtT RFCOyFptNo "'ekAsy

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1G.-The Actin.
tary OF the Navy yesterday received a ,,,'s cere.
Commander Batchelcr, OF the Gaona. now irOa
rerortng that Ensign D. Il. Cspehart had h,.a sss
the hospital with what WIS believed 10 bo snt
and the vesseLwas put In Quarantine Ao,n-" '''et.
English teiegraphod 10 Commander Baiob.s, s's'eay
case should prove TO b, yellow fever Ia va, "Nhhs
with the dalena direct 20 Lower Harbor por.p proceed
IT, Later telegram rom Commander B,cnes, %. y
case, and he wuud SAL ~ ms ructed 'n,lfs ~ TIA
today received from paymAter NJ. jordan va,
o, tne STATION ~ hey hcsI reporting the eaags
cases lie Instructed send daiin 1s naa NJ new
reports OF tho condition ~ Euagn Clpeba,, "1aphe
inc Acting SurReon-Hrncral ~ the NJ r,,. o,
Service today reeve gram from Passed kno.g,a
Ensign Copehart Dr, Guitsras who /, on the csc
tals aso .ays that tho oso IS in the ninth spn
disease ana me patient 10 recovering; thai % 10
case ana ought 10 cause no une isiness No az .The
are reported. "'"f ctas
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ATIII,rrIC CII'n CANES

The annual summer games of the Manhattan
Ahleti. ub wen h'd ON The grounds Of lhc club at
Eghth-ave. and Eghty-siXth ~. Yesterday afternoon
There were few spector present to witness the si CON
test The first 20 yards dash, wheel had 30 on
tres % whom 20 -taied. There ninr trial heats
witch we're won ny " e. Adams, o. kellhf, ! 7. -mith
J. Z Mason. Lncus H., Meyefheim. LaFetla
z =. MURPHY, ~ ~Amuc, and J. G Austin respectively
pere the winners Tue hnal heat won by
Austs Time, ~ seconds. In the $50 yards walk
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rnr SnlRoY DroRcR CASE-

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1G.-Ihe Alta Cali
foruia publishes a written statement made by Nelre
Backctl witness for the palnn In the Sharon i'erce
case m which she alleges that the word wife In the
Dear wife letters Is forgery that tie marriage con
tract was written over he signature OF senator sharon
ON uapef ito IN rom his By the plaintiff and thai
Ueltgs lllof counsel tor the ulaintln m the present
suit, furnished the iOrm OF the contract
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NOT BIT OF SYMPATHY WITH SEIZURE.

Theodore b. Gates, a lawyer of No. GO Wall
IT, stated TO be of the prominent Republicans at
the schurzCurtis Independent meeting at the Grand
Opera House. Brooklyn, few days ago. lie writes TO
THE TRIBUNE: Il not only not at the meeting, but
have no sympathy with il It's object with the sent
Jnent OF Mr. SchurZ he ora or OF the occasion As Re
publican cordially support the nominees presented t.
the uariy OF The falrcst amt INST intelligent Ma
tiOua! c. inventions ever held in this country"
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BRANCH OF NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS.

A branch of the National Republican Head
quarters was opened ia the Washing ton Building in
Bowling Green yesterday The branch is established 10
relieve the pressure OF work tue h adqu irers
and for The convenience OF merchants ami pe ple from
out Of town who have not time t. visit the
Two large rooms have been gwen by Cyrus W. Field
the OF the building, be used for the headquar
ters. branch will be in charge Of Ex-Governor H.
C. Mccormick. assisted by Clinton Rice TIE Grand
Army OF the lepaD.ic and the Boys In Blue Will have
Headquarters ~ the Among tne visitors the
rooms Yesterday were General Fremont, Colonel +. D.
Grant 5nC Major Buudy.
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SwyDIIyG u,yIGRIyr WOMEN

II. Northus, clearinghouse runner ' 80,
plov,d by f. Grunes No. a WestsL, vest raN 80
old pool tickets for races TO two Immigrant v. ,hs
r,pre.en,ing them to be tickets 70 take them aer' a.
North RIVER IL got nfty cents each r 'nnisl DO
fraud WIS disc yeicd when the women &c sIsy ani
tickets at castle Garden. they fciused ~ ~ a0v
malS ch .rcrs agllns. Northus, 80 moth NJ eouu W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
BrRLA1 OF coLnNEL NJ 1. sM1rn

The funeral of Colonel Morgan l.. Smith took
plac, yesterday from his home, No. 10 w,snir gton
place wark. large number OF prominent pc sons Of
Newark Eew-YoIk ami other cities present inc nd
Ing members Of the Veteran Association Of tine 7tn Etg
ment The Rev. DR.. Brooks II Hamilton, y. Y, the
Rev DR. VaSsar Of Newark, aud iLc Rev. n IatLrOp
TOOK part boo The services Tie burial was IA the Mount
~ asaut Cemetery
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-John Pool, of North
Carolina died suddenly ot apoplexy to-day his rest
dence in this city. He was born IN Pasluotank County
\ e. in 1896 lie was ected United states senaor in
1865 but was not admit 'd In ls6S he -"r-tecied
10 the same position and served until 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
DEATH FROM LOCK.JAW.

TROY Y. Y, Aug. 1G-Edward Isler lost n finger In
some machinery at Pttsfed. Massachusetts, July 13.
and had apparently recovered from The effects II tue
wounf. ON Tuesday. however. lac was attacked wi h
spa ms and ockjaw followed from which lie died to-day
IN great agony,
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PRACTICE Al CREEpMOOR.

The third Of The series on Hand Al COmers'
Matches wa. shot Cr,rdmoor yesterday under drec
ton II William Vosc. assistant secretary OF the National
Iihe Association. The conditions were 200 and 300
yad seven shots at each distance with any rihe Prizes
10 the value of 500 are given at each match of the
series and the winner carries oil handsome set Of
III, M tackle The ma oh closed IN Lrtywo entries.
Hut ave, however. succeeded in puttng up winning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

GLENs FALLS. n. Y, Aug 16-The railroad ticket Office
here was entered by BURGLARS last sht and a SINAI
amount of money takcn. The ticket case was mutiated
but no tickets have been missed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
TIE RICHFIELD SPRINGS RACE.

RICHFIELD SPRINGS, Aug. lG.-Ihis has
proven a gala day tor EIchh,ld Springs. The day WIS
beaut ful ard Of the AZ Of the season. The
village alive with people coming from every d.
ct on by railroad and team. scarce mad tie morning
hours Isssed when yehic OF every desci Upton began
rolling into town laden with ~ lads aud iasses.
Tie a,scmb age to Tie numb o. about 1000 consro-
gated on the shore % Csngdar-o Lake, about mile
from the sprAgs the r1atta. There were five
process ona olrsm,n. Wal CO Ross. George ". Lee,
James H. Riley Frederick PlJ.sted ana George Gaesel.
and The three les over threc-quartcr nile
III arranged as TO give tho spectators a
chance to v ness The eture raee. Taclkc IS nsaut
ful ct of wIor and won tie bl-l fiy0r OF
ON year ago. wien Courtney aud Lee rDwed rlon.
Trc,i as 70 the rae citing was limited, aua pools
went cgiu-. Pools were offer On Ross, At4lO O'Clock
L. foi,c AuF called men t.r the frat heat Pdistcd
with WINE TRUNKS ana SHIRT, appeared hrs' Riley fol-
lowed with .ss IN the rcIr Tas'ed lolk the la.t uuoy
Res Tie miodl, aud loy tie west buoy. rlaisted
pulled the water frt and WIS followed closely by Ross
Boa approached The 0ut buoy FIRST by enc length with
Ec, .tcord The imc uluuus 10 seconds. At
o-s 10y two length. On tn return Pdsted kept 10 tho
rear i,o-. p sod Riley on apr aching the mile buoy.
low al ly fo.. pmtt,d after turning this buoy went
ont of he ACC lalry ltd g. the anIr buoy followed
e., eel, b, Ross ne time wa, 10 minutes 81 seconds.
Iot the tcoou. heat he appeared Hlet ara Gae /.
lowed lie had the cast buoy and tac' thg niddeonr
Ice took the water inst win iycy pun, ~ strokes 20
hc minute and Gao. cl o.owIug clio ely Leomm,d the
tlit,c uuu ict buoy hrsJ he csfauc,d Gnssrl coming
To the J., ul.s ana came In first Dos lengths Time
minutes ami - seconds Gac3ri turned the @Aule
buoy urst c scl followed by Ice, wno was making 20
STROKES To he mn e ApnrOachu, the tIice mile buoy
the struggle wa, exciting. lee Dy uait .rEs amid
great enthusiasm The time was . minutes and 81 SEQ
Auera half hours delay, caused by some malicious
person br.akug Lee, boat. he ok Gdc-es boat In The
third neat Ross appeared ST. FOL owed by Riley. Lee
took H. last BUOY, Ross tie middle and Riley the west
buoy. The WOrd given AID Lee caught q e wator
first Ross closely Glowing him. Ross pulled 30 strokes
to The minute and drew up wltu Lee. Ross turned the
trecauar er uuOY first, Riley second. The . mile buoy
wa. 81 reached by Riley, and then came Ross and Lee.
Ross made sp In nd and led 10 he pa mile buoy,
making % strokes t. he hinue. Riley % strokes aud
Lee y rok ; ON approaching tAe 2A mile ,uly loss
led The rlru with Lee secOld. The excitement became
great Ross came IN by ONLY onchaf at length;
lime 10 minutes aud % seconds Ros was declared the
winner Dy tue referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
DRowyIyG or Az UNKNOWN LlBoRER.

An unknown laborer either jumped or fell
into the river at the foo ofNe-t One-hundrcdand hrty
eiehtn-st. yesterday Il was drowned. Ills body eus
10 re yeIed, hut Lis black hat AID cahtm belt
found On tbe dock.
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VAYDirTSM " THE PRODUCE EXchAsv" ,,s
A new lunch counter Is being piaceu =. A,
northern corridor OF the Produce TX hauge J.
morning some one bickod in II The haldWv ~ nlia
Cons queutly notice VS., PA I'm the &c IRE u INV oas
hall O1crng 800 reward tur the Us. ONtl) V''
hllui the new fittings o. tie Exchange
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a summary Of the shooting

The scores ". r., maze out ut "A possible 20 point.
Smith and stuart were members If tie American kiue
1 ain a.t year The 23d Regiment team visited the
a tOI IIaNllNe NoslNIhMN.
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SCARED TO DEATH BY TIE EAEThQUAKE.

KINGSTON, Aug. 1G.-John Brown, "A farmer,
living few miles from here became frightened when
the earthquake shook his house that ne took 10 his bed
aud die vest rday. He is said TO have Dcen literally
scared to death
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FATALLY INJURED BY FALL

William Zabrskic, age forty-1ye, OF m ,S
wood n J WAS lulu ga fatally vest ray - rrenV
nom q hlthstoty window Of No sS1 "e''
tghthSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

And now the maiden with n dude lover CON
ersuato- f-tlf That he w.. be- useful later sit
On the book of pr sstd au uInn ledyestBUstOu Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
Rms scored each inning:

RIMS earned-yirgtnla o Brooklyn 3 Two base hits
Glenn. l. Three base htsWalker Left on DasesNirgnia
4. BROOKLYN g. struck Out-Vlrsnil T. Brooklyn . First
base on bas-ViTgnia Brooklyn D First base errors,
vi gnia 3. Brooklyn l. Double plays-JOhnsOn and W.
Dugan wild p.tcaesW Dugan 2, DoTgan p Time o. game
One hour and thir, five minutes. Umpire-Mr Kelly.
PITTsBUKG. Aug l6.-A larg crowd witne sed th game
here to-day be the VI trJpOitan and Allegheny
n mes. The niue from N91YO OutplaYed thetr 0ppOE
ents at every point and easily. TIE Nets bdttcd
suiy M curves a. over the field, kim III cen single
hits, wall L chs pit hing cec ivn tuat but five
hit. W re made by tho nome Players, The score by
innings as follows;
Metropoitan ............... o o l 0 o / 2 2 O-6
Allegheny % u q % u y %
Base metropolitan IS Allegheny 3. Frrors-Met-
ropo sn, 2; Allegheny s. PItchers-Lyncn and Sullivan
UnipLe-MT Valentine
O. her games were Played "a 70 lows:
In Boston Boston, 4; Cleye AID, q.
In Puladelphia-At let CT; Baltimore, 6.
| CucuIat-Cinc m III, Is; IT. L,ulS, >.
In Ioledp-IOl do, - Columbus. >. called on &C
counf II arkue.s It rn IN Of cuth inning.
Ia TIen OLA lentowu,7 7; Trenton, 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

COLLISION NEAR SCOTLAND LIGHT SHIP.
The bark Caro- came in collision with the iron
schooner josephine off Scotland Light snip on Friday
NIGHT The Caro- lost hei maiu bOOm man ngShg ana
man back siays. The Josephine was unhnrL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17

that would have dsgraced the pedestal cf the Bsrhold
statue. Cop attn Curry won by half Length IN oiog r3
after exciting struggle Win Ech0 Affair was tnru
nj Echos idle Trombone good fourth. huroon nftb
MUTUAL &l3 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.


MANY VISITORS YEsTERDAY-THE MOREY FORGERY
Observation-Disclosures IN ILLINOIS.
An unbroken stream of visitors poured into
the reception rooms of the Republican National Com
mitee till 8 p m. yesterday, when the callers slowly
dropped away and the weary sergeanat-arns and his
messengers found time for a little rest some OF the
visitors came curiosity alone but most OF them
had some matter OF business to at end to, and each
caller was quite sure that his mission was
the all important one and thought that the
committee should grant him audience at once.
Visitors from all parts OF the country took cheerful
view Of the political situation. The committeeman say
that there 10 every to feel satisfied with the cam
pagp SO far it has been developed. The past wee
has en- an eventual and great deal OF important
work has been done by the National Cammittce. The
revelations in regard the Morey letter. which appeared
In THt TRIBUNE Yesterday morning, formed the burden
Of the conversation Of the callers who were OF the
opinion that the disclosures would be Of benefit TO the
!" kuo,g he ,l@rI were Gcner p Banks MaSsa-
cbu. e i slas b. butcher. New-Yolk; Senator Blair,
rOlina John d. Candee Connecticut; GoV,Tnor
Cochran LOUIS ana.
partner said 81 much 81 pOltC an, bu' no one
can blind to signs OF he times In Illinois VIC are
going to have alyely campaign MI Ogltsb., ne Hc-
publican candidate Tor Governor is very good ana
very popular man is one OF those Intensely earnest
patriotic grand old gentlemen OF the Hntewar per Oh.
fIe Is mon tine address and makes friends when yer
he appears i'm public. Their will re no clearly defined
Local quest to AFFECT tue ca npaign and tnk the
fght VII be made o. National ISSUES alone Illinois
should give X punican majority OF 10000 ana the IN
foreign bth and havo to ne displ a,ed
with the Tcpub leans d cannot find that they arc
a thing. The Germans are not boiling the Republican
ticket and threatcnn. to DO so far "a know
Of the workingWen to Blaine and Logan. 7 lah ring
plasa in chicago is big factor in 20 tiles and the revolt
u ~ t, same over an tn state but Chicago my kuowl-
edge af tn sit1a ion is gained from personal observa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
THE SITUATION IN BNooKLYN.

rrrrpr,c,N MEETINGS LARGELY ArrRNpED-Dis-
s,,,srirp prMoCRArs-pEMAND foR DoCU-
MrNrs.
$50 promising a campaign has mover opened
N carly In Brooklyn" said Chairman Hobbs, or tho
Kings County Republican Campaign Committee Every
ward meeting held Ivy the Republicans 40 far has boon
largely attended ana the most intense enthusiasm pre-
vals when tho names OF Blaine and Logan are
TONED While no mass-mcengs have been held, except
those in each ward horc have been crowds to listen TO
nil the speakers who have far appeared The first
great meeting will he Thursday night August 81 In
tho Rink In Clcrmon,-avc That big building will 10
denscly packed by persons to hear General
uawley and judge Foraker who promised 10 speak
General Stewart /. woodiord will preside. band and
n glee club will he present.
The Campaign Committee has begun the work Of scnd-
Ing out documents, Mr.. Blaiuc's letter of acceptance
being regarded IA tho most valuable exposition OF kepup
hcan principles and ocy that can be put in the hands
az reading and thinking The Democratic revolt In
Brooklyn Is assuming serious proportons ana an I1
Already the Twelfth and Thirteenth wards ~ oPpose
ends OF the city, have tndrpcndcht orgenlaons, Wn.1
will not support Governor Cleveland many Pfonlh'nt
msmbcrs OF the Democratic party IN al parts OF Tue CITY
he Indcprndeni Kcrnhlicans have formed organic
alton IN Brooklyn and nothing has been hcard rom
them since the democratic meeting Coy u 70 mecca or
Carl schurz No one has been reported as rn
converted by Mr. schurzs elOquenoe or nvectlNe Inc
logan c"ns thcir Efforts 10 the ONCE the committee
IN this city several Republicans disposed 10 supp3r
Forman OF the First Ward has declared his inability Ia
fall in with the Democratic line. Dr. DAVID H. cochran
OF the Polytechnic Institute, spent few days III BunsIo
recently and well convinced ot the character
OF the late Mayor OF that city that he will not support
him for The Presidency. Edwin Holloway, OF the
Eleventh Ward who refused to support MT Blame when
first nominated asked yesterday how he stood Haid
he: AS between Blaine and this Buffalo reproOate
there only thing for and my friends to a. ana
leading member OF the Park Avenue Methodist Church
Among meetings TO he held this week is one IN me
new Republican wigwam I'm the Seventeenth Ward on
Tuesday evening There will be parade OF ny" companies
OF PINNED Knights immense banner will 0e uuLs 70
The breeze at Milt0n-st and Manhattan ave. ana lne
meeting will be addressed by Ex-Governor stone OF
Iowa and Colonel McNu;t Justice Clark ID. Rhinehsrt
will call the meeting TO order band OF music will be
present on the evening the Republican Campaign
Club of Flabush will raise banner at Fatbush-ave and
Clarkson-st. CORPORAL Tanner ard others Will speak