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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
WHY ONE FRESHMAN is FOR BLAINE.

TRENTON, July 31.-Lawycr James Coik-
cr nj ts CRY IN reply 10 attacks upon him ana the
other lrlshucn aud wolkingmcn who have iolo"'u ny
o,,,ople in repudiating Cleveland and coming out LOT
DInine to-day publishes a letter In which ho says'
90, 10th Tint our native manufacturer and ms WORK
men should subject to inruinbanccs IRON s.i'
Cleveland ana his party propose 10 eN"P, ,i, un
,,.r T. tnXrd for every article that ho places III
market before sale j. elected no 70 s ro a. ycd
factories. shops and machinery MS ~ ,i vnrn,is
Tor The Iou.es wherein they dwell aud Tor thc IluS
apticrs witch they consume To break down thc pro
trci inr barriers the Natlon would De 10 ENc y. r
foreign manufacturer. who hns contributed hul"h W TO-
10, rrut,rut Tho same privilcgrr tho native VINO ny
his taxes contributes 10 pay the expenses VI o "'
paiIty as we'll OF the state ana Nation. lnv ' y
spent midst contributing u'r'S :" IN ,.r,,-
the community well OF The support "l li 80,
mcut. which cannot De said VI the monel ava
fine sale al c0uSigumcuts. 10 5up'c' Wv
10 lie nurl,it aud exempt the foreigner nom
Ills Two fold duty impOs Is. III my 3nh'"u' q %
strous a. well as gricvou. injustice anu ,, h.
iud,,d by the company which lie k cps AN ul.'s W
Mr. cleveland nnd his party from the rae, ,l" ~, Ln
lish frcuds and supporters il tniS Tho late r,
war when I'M order 20 establish "A free trade WIN
limited section OF our Union they attcnp't 10 i m
our land in twain. George Jones, the EhgSh '''ln Va
cd- that has been hitherto sailing under iai7' 'p"H
now one ing gun, of the DEMOCRATIC I'I''' '' "
fact their counsellor ana director. IL. 4, mi,
Because the dudes ana the snobs ana Tue c'''l''i
tocratlc haltrrs OF the Republican party nave luli'l
then backs on Mr. Blaine rush 10 hl> 5ti'r"t' it
and have but little IN common. lie WIN ms h''-
American policy. Is nearer to me than thcF. nc IA
slincts Of cli-pic'er> alton prompt me- 10 i ,'1,ic
society love him Tor the enemies "lch o M, ii', i
Though born Ireland, am an American ~ az ',
al. thc WAY through, ! ia sympathy WIN VIC ','i-
Ia>sc, OF thl, couuuy, whether tncy nee Oh Lh-'' ILL.,
German. or American birth. WILL therefore w '
Rel u'l!rtn anu mol me Dc4hOCId.i'' 'Io -A'N''0 "
mo- tlle l. i~li
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w. A. A. CARSEY DENOUNCED.
IS HK A IBMCKLAYER i-woRNiNGMES AGAINST
CLEVELAND.

There is n great deal of Indignation among
the work.ncmcn in this city tie acton Of W. A. A.
Carsey and wilson :. Wolf IN constituting Themselves
National Labor Convention and co framing in the name
Of The workin gmcn tho nomination ~ Cleveland aud
Hendricks At ctipg OF BrcElnyers Union No ! the
foowi resolution was passed by an overwhelming ma
jointly:
Whsyeqs. ono william A. A. Casey rcNrrsontirg him
sell as "A mem the Briclaycr- UNI N OF Ne"-1orN
and a. ontt 20 speiE Tor hr urcsJcrs II the ae2eu
National Labor Convention lccch. hcId III 'Ho NIS
Chicago; AMI ..,..
Whereas M said W 4. A. Carey cast the vote of TIE
Now York Lrckdycr- for t.eyc M and HeudIl K. me
uoulH,tcl to govern tbs county VINO on d'
occasions have shown them elves lululr'I
TO the working classes and their interests; Dr.
Rey.}rcd, 1rat we, the member. al BncAiaNr r> mon
No T. now ina regular Sion do dcnDunr thr said Cs}
as fraud ana pretrndcr and ask al organized IuOoiHs
men let him scVcrcli alone ..
As for Mr.. stephen Grover Cleveland. review ~ tIc
following NctOc.: the (aI-driNcr hll: IN" fNcl en-
Fare hill: the Lien Law bill and the Abolition o. ChHo
Labor hIIl, arc sufficient for "a.
George Williams, an old member Of Brlrdaycr' Union
No g. ana a member Of the STRIFE Committee Of tht
Junu said in relation 10 Casey: He claims To De 70
bricLa,er but have known lin for thirteen years ana
in all that time never In hin to lay brick nor do
anything else He may have some trade but n he ha7
don't know what II is AMI 20 ny knowledge be has not
worked at it since knew him.
Christopher Malone. who was for some time walking
dcccate Of the Brick ayers Union. sad 81 never mot
Carsey on the scafod AM the nrt ever heard Of h5
being hrickllycr WAS when said 30 o! Chicago. 20
lar from representing the political opinion ~ the uilcal
crs don't believe that Grow re cfcIud VIII get hIli
votes from member, Of the Brick Union MOsl OI
them Will 20 TO Butler or Blaine"
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Runs scored eacn inning;

Runs earned-Proyidence ? New.Yors O. First base on
6al.1rdo'l'IGs by 4fruck on. Troyisnc1 B. Sew
YORK d Len bGses- Providence New fSrS n o. Two.
richardson Ward ana Louehr.n Double plays "ard aud
L"usiran , CiIls4n | TIM. u game -lwO hours and
thirty i've minutes. Umpre-Mr Miller
ClNCtNNAu, July 3l.-A protested game was Played
here to-day between the Cincinnati and 81 LOui- Clubs
The contest was finely played aud exciting throughout.
ten innings bcing played TIE St Louis men hed tAe
lead up 10 the ninth Duing, when the bone PLAYERS ts
led ana ned ne score IN the tenth inning the 81 Lons
Club got the winning run AMID great excteneAt The
score by innings was aS 10 lows . . q . q q
Ra.e Its tincinaati T. st Louis T. -Cncn-
natl q; 81. Louis, g. PlteaeIs-Shal0x ana tOutL IN
pire-Mr Morton.
PHILADELPHIA July 9l.-The Boston and Philadelphia
League cubs played here again to-day and the visiting
club agan victory. The Boston nine played
In line form, bsttng freely and not makng single hed
ing Tho home club only made four hI'' oil buiA
tons delivery. The score wa as ioio"s'
B.:,Ss ;.:,;:.:: SSs 81
sdeIphia q; Boston, O. Pitchers-Coleman and Buihn-
ton Umpire-Mr Corning.
CmcAoo July ga game was played here to-day be
exciting and well played The eKcbampons winning 10y
timely rallies the sixth and eighth innings. The score
rs follows
G Dsi1a' o.;:::: :;,.: %
Nj. Decker
LOUISVILLE. July 3l-The Louisville players nAd VT
tua walk IN their here to-day with the lndlah
apolis The home club outpayed their opponents NJ
e1ory point and won easily Inc attendance W" fair
The score subjOined -
i5%i,S5Ss;;: 1855 Z ~ ]
B1se hts-IOusytlle IS: Indianapolis 4. Errors
L1usyllIa A; Indianapolis, Z. Pobers-Heckg and
MoCauey Umpre-Mr Quinn
ToIEDO July 3l-1be Columbus and Toledo clubs
PLAYED au American Association match before good
crowd here to-day. The home players made damaging
fielding plumbers unfortunate moments aud came 10
secODd 10y the following score: -
| Toledo q o q U q -
| Columbus .................. D v D D x-J
Dase hits-To do, :; Columbus 3. Errorsrasao, 10
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A CHALLENGE TO TnE "MEls.y
THE COMING YACHT COyTpS1s
PROGRAMME or THE NEw YORK cLtBs ,v,....
Cruise. ~

The Ncw-York Yacht Club rendezvor, 4,
their regular annual cruise at New-IAndon ,o', ip'
and the programme OF the cruise Will he d,eaan'E
meeting to be held at the Pequoi House Ia the ov.,
It Ia probable that thc feet viii sail Sunday ,o c..
Island and Monday for Newport. i, eyn.c,o1 -, ~
Commodore Bennett VIII arrive at Now ond,, q, ~"
to take charge He tclcgraphed that he vopia -
bordeaux In his steam yacht Namo1na on Julv On ~.
would stop at one Of the Azore Islands Tor Goa,
boat can do what ia expected Of her ne sl,,uldt ~
hand. In case lac Ia not present Vice Commod,t. c.,
will take command and the Clio will be the a.,
The Coelct cups are TO De sailed for the dayaftr a.
arrive. at Newport one costing - 900 4, Tor sc es'
the other costing $500, T. for sl00ps. ''A
This Is the third year Of the cups. Tho Aonts,s l..
carried off tho schooner prize twice aud her no, ~
hopes that she may be successful again mi, ye,r "a
Fannie won the sOOp cup In lsS2 and the C,r.,,.1L
1883 Tho contests are only open 90 boat, of t,s ~
York Yacht club, but most O' the Eastern boat, beln
TIL. club The course Is triangular one M ,og,y
miles. being from BrontOn's Reef Light shin 4, ~
around tho buoy the north end ~ Block island -
nR II on the port hand, thence 10 and around a 49,.
displaying red nag, anchored about two and .I.as
leaving N On the port hand. thence 20 the .tarngN
passing the south ward Of the gntshp. The Renrs
steam yacht cup VIII also tase ice A. M. f
In re ARE six cup, offered lpilLe. Ihtfe are a. i
with time allowance 81 900 cup g. lhs stonm Va.
making the shortest time over The course and Ia.
worth 5000 To- the yacht arriving second, vii hDBt ny
allowance. The above 20 be over oonr.-.,
not less than sixty statute miles and no rnce miles. ~
vessels start. Commodore Bennett ai.O Oners cum
the value OF 500 each 10 two Ct-e- ~ sCholn - 80
TO two classes Of slpops tO be awarded 10 tAr Wiaper
q race from Brentpn's Reef IIght.ip 20 and af,s,i
sandy Hook Light,hip and back 10 the staring post
there being no time Allowance. FfiF or sixty boat
Is anticipated, viii participate in tie c.uise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

OswEGO, July 3I.-The regatta of the LAX
Yacht REGATTA Association came on today. The s9i
for the nr-t class made al $3.50 a. ~. TIC c0gne
was ten miles, 10 be sailed over three time, irs.A
south wind blew at the start Only three yachts started
the Aueen, Vcrve and Garfield, all Of 1orono he
wind kept steadily increasing I'LL It almost reached he
velocity Ola gale before the finish. The Aeeu had her
topmlst carried away, but replaced n VIII another,
winch WIS also carried away She finished withol'a
tOp-l and the race, beating tue Nrrys by seYeru
the Garfield only went over tie course t"ice,
Withdrawing then on account Of the wind u me Sec
Old class were entered the IL anthe and Gucl-, Il
Becyilc, Ontario; Laura OF Kingston; let, Of sack,
et', Haroor; Kaue Gray, Fascination, Ll1ra sbl
CT cket. Oi O.wcgO The race Va, won by ne lJA'ss
Katie Gray second, Laura, % Kingston thiTd
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THE NETWORK CRICKET CLUB BEArEy

The first eleven Of The Station Island CTicket
Cub and the first eleven OF the Newlork Cricket Ga,
played a one-nnngs match yesterday the ground 4
tic former club az Camp Washington, New-BrgAo.
I. The helyy ram storm ~ 4 o'clock Interrupted ~
game after fhe c'ty team had been re- ired and 4.
Islander. "a Only -acThced three wckDt- The h,lsf
hove i eutc,cIcd u scoring 100 runs WIN ,hrc IA
Ou while the NeH-Y)rk eleven were all pit tt 0f z
those OF tLr 1ten Island Club wtD m1d tAe lOO nn
were C.rl wi ON, not Ou.. 81; :. $ Wax r. d.. O.
out IG j. X. Moore, BOWED B.y--, .; =. =. Gr,s
fell BOWED Bc.g. y. and l.. Kc i-lrr O1wet NcNegi4s
~ IOrh loo. IN. dIubc figures made d. tt N.E
YORK Tile were !. Ryan, Is; T. Sn.,u, T. aud CIs.
ale, i.
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THE P1ETY or OPPOSITION.
B&PNIrM TO DE KEPT IN THE BAChdKo'Np,
TIE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE C"NNii 'hh '""'-''
''' - 80 AGATE TIE INDEPENDENTS.

tHNIFM TO liE kf4l l ~ Inn i'+'''N''''
THE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE IAN'"
STEPS TO PLAcATE TIE INDEPENDENTS.
Tho Executive Committee of the Democratic
,,o Committee held a long session yesterday at the
t,rtb ,ycnue Hotel Senator German, the chairman oi
tbo Executive Committee, presided Mr. Barnum %
C,rcctic,t was absent but Hubert O. Thompson WAS
,ros,ut and took an active part In the DISCUSSION A.
i,,rt Di.ric-Attorucy John Il. Fellows appeared as
substitute for Mr. Wallace, OF pennsylvania The diners
,.,..pr were Mcs-rs. Praetlor McIlenry Ransom,
t,u,s Harlour Brown. Dawson, Ross and Judd. III
,,rI Moore. Richmond Couuiys genial member Of tho
Assembly was elected scrgcant-at-arms Of the commit
toe and T. T. Dickinson, stcnographcr Mr. smallcy, OF
Vermont. who assisted Mr.. Barnum materially In the
More letter canvass Of 1850 elected secretary Of
the Executive Committee. Hubert o. Thompsor made
another report in regard to headquarters ana IL Is prop
o,c that thc committee will take the house No IL West
fourh II but the question was left open unt
the meeting ~ the committee ri 10 u. M. to-day.
Considerable time occupied in discussing plan or
criticism OF the Independents on the selection "l
william 4 Iyarnum chairman Of the committee II mas
been Thought well to keep him. ~ much possible Ia thG
ckrrouud. This question has developed gO0d dch
scnnq the Interference of the Independents ana hse
Ing that IL /. driving from tho party many DoMocihlS
since the organization Of the committee, Mr Bahu ma
bsrutcd himself from oil OF itS meetings TO get Il OF
him a nlan has been adopted 10y which the campaign
work viii be- cOnnlcd principally to committee 81 Hte
members Mr. German will hc the head OF this SUP
committee. and In his absence HUBERT o. lhonp1oh W."
preside 4 member said yesterday That this was done
bccnuae Mr. Barnuln had much private business u"
look after. Another said that Blrnum wnH chosen chal
man because he always sub'crbcs literally Tor tho eN
raising money. But II was not deemed bosl 10 eve i'
control Of the expenditures, 1t was dispoaslns to the
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PRESIDENT WHITES POSITION.
HE HAS BErN IN FAVOR OF BLAINE SINCE He "N"D
TIE LETTER or ACcEPrANCE'
my TELEGRAPH 10 THE TuDUNE.I

fBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE 1IdhO M -.
SYRACUSE, July 31.-Andrew u. hl'e VIZ VIZ
n IN, Journal from Nantucket, Mass 'na' '"o
interview In The Times with him. 10 INC c" M -
supports Ceye,ud - an absolute hc'o'' ioti,r
III ,rss ,,st and especially since the publication
49,, u,a,o,s lcitcr " acceptance, it has been wen
known TO NV friends who have cared to ask tna' AN
f,lly determine, to vote for tho Republican "oNi"s'
nave never hcsltatcd 20 express my I'7i,O1 'V
G.v.ruor Cleveland, and for BIS hdhlhis'''"o'
our state. Yet / cannot bnI ro-"i" "''1 - .I.os
- ,,t.l.,t IN bia partv who W II be as powgrlesS
all al n If ne favors a reform of inc W ~, cs
lie Nnror IA was senator Pcnlleton uhro ", al ,bc
heali btti and s,aesinaulke measure oI ~ ,, Is,
vrars ANA which seemed 10 me sure s9' ,e on,
2oycr Ia vf,n,e and pullifv the CNI service g5th
w,ich las been So happily CARED inns IA. nu r,y ~
49, ie o,lv fullv hcyrlnpcd by the Il puhI'"h pa =!
with The principles laid uuwL IA H. VIZ
"a m ySrt,, MED .cs co italued u NJ Blanos ltlt'I
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SOME CAMPAIGN LYING.
my TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE,

NORWICH, n. y, July Environment Re.
,ubeaus ia this town indignant a pub
Isbcd In a BinghamtOn Democratic paper saying that
,h had oIted the nomination Of Blaine aud Logan and
would use all their influence for thoelection OF Ceve-
lard The story US published is false and 'anderous In
every particular James II .spaulding postmaster, was
among those mentioned He is pronounced biane man
although e favored the nomination OF Arthur Several
other prominent Republicans were also named lhey
each deny tho charge and among Balnes heaftesi
supporters The outlook for Blaine Is bright Ho will
carry the county In November by the largest majority
ever gwen fOT Presidential candidate
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Why HE WAS ACQUITTED.
Einntinn nboutfn Igt,t,rn pap.r,

A man had met girl in lonely place and
forcbly kissed her. She terribly Indignant and had
him arrested She gave account In the wtRessboI OF
how he gazed intenty. and then suddenly throw
ing hl- around her imprinted kiss upon her bps
The made defence and the Jury expected
TO promptly convict him OF assault They returned To
the courtroom "Tho jury would like to eak the lady two
questions tho foreman said The Judg aud she
went on the stand ibid you the lerey that you've
got Oh nOwi" YES, air." Was the denuTe reply, And
was your hair banged like thatt" YES, sir" -Then,
your Honor ucguiI the prisoner on the ground Of
emotional insanity"
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"ENGLISH as SIZE rs SPOKkr'
Etom The PhNadetphin al

First Londoner-" Aw, 'ow do. Aw, by the
way bajsye ave ye card RAimes play in hEiglish
III AID Beastly fnkc. bajOye. ye kRaw beastIy sine
sawn't say h'a bloody word right bNoye, ye knaw"
second Londoner: Nav al diaG. ave Hopper
trouble pronouncing hour language. 20 knav Hal
bloody foreigners do, ye knav'
First Ionaoneri "Ies bajOye, HI never card b'any
foreigner 70 knaw, could pronounce hEnglish ike
h'Epglshman, ye knaw.
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NEw- YORK AND NEW-JERSEY RIVERS.

WASHINGTON. July 3l.-Major Gillespie oil
the Engineers Corps, wnp has had caarge OF the
meut Of creeks rivers, and harbors Ia Ne"'io'E SUI
New-Jersty has also forwarded his annual fepO''~
General Newton. The following is tibulted '''''
giving the name OF the creek, river or haroo r fae
contemplated during this and the next nstN ,t-i Tar
ainouut OF money available. ana the ab4ouA' "'
the ut a. year, cud ~ Jane 30, lssO
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REioR TO THE STATE COMMITTEE.

Il '%N''
rEoGulss OF The CANVASS ~ ~" Nokh
The Republican State Committee rooms were
visited Yesterday Dy number OF prominent members
Of bc nary from tie interior OF the stat" "lu Ale
cauy." fa,. III. Co.e who ha1 just arrive! from that
c,.,ty ic acccssipns TO th3 Republican ranks are
a,toni-Aiusly e.eat. Wesylc which usually YES 100
Democrat. MAJ .r.ty, Will give Blaine at cas. oOJ ma
jor,.y over ClcyoianJ.'
Cap;aiu Cuc. SteUbcD, saidf al have been looking
tbs ground over carefully 10 see what foundation
there was tor the reports Democratic dsaGccttou IN
Stsubcn County. ind that the reports have not beou
exaggerated Culcss there Is wonderful change CcNc
Iaud m lose many votes which went 10 Hancock III l"-D
II any one I'VE Republicans Ia the county who
voted fOT GuThel, and not gong 70 support anc,
stch Dcr-Ou Will be entitled 10 liberal reward. In
Cbcuuu. County. the me OiiiacutCuutG OyernOr ii,
tio on look tIi oetter thtn Steu9en" Among the
l.ltcr IL cciVct the committee yesterday IRON
chairman OF tnc town committee 81 Trenton, oneida
f,u,'y vino ,.l.: "AthOu,h this town Wa, once the
homo al Governor Cleveland, il VAL give Blaine 400
majority" ,,-,.. ~. -. ,.--,
H. - Al TIC numb OF Ht!LCs spg nd Il i0 n. 10
idenined VITA ia. Republican party. Their ac,o1 Il
si.niieant u tho utilgent which rapidly spreading
al over u, land Ii 1, indicative II the lace thai James
ans /, reSOSGz - by a classes vi ctzens az the
candidate WGO represents, elements al personal ana
political c raCteT whoa mort ans viii 70 eve The sup
u 1T Of tAos. best love America and American An
stltutlOuA
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CLEVELAND AND HENDRICKS MEET.

ALBANY, july 3l.-EX-Go,cnor Hendricks,
Of Indiana. accompanied DIV Colonel L. D. Gaum-t,r. OF
tie Same Stitc. ana Judge George ". Cotlran II Chi
cago. arrived here at 22Op N. from saratoga After
Few minutes Of re-, at the layan l"us, carriages
taken by the party for the executive man ion, where
Mr. ftcudrrss met GuyaruO Cleveland. Their meeting
WIS a cordial they had pleasant social uud rui'-
tool chat lasting for two hOu.s thcu ate luu H.
Nj Hcndricks returned to saratoga a. y. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
ARnlNGLyG rOR 4 PACLNG RACE.

CLEVELAND, July 3l.-Thc PAGERS Johnston
ard chba were Matched to-day Tor are for so'o''
witnn three weeks the d1tr and d. rackto D. chosS
by James campbell tie owner Of M'h)h,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

spee hes were made by the officers elected TINS Town,
ship is largely agricu tural. and always hePuone ,
with Blaine and Logan as the M pi,o haa
majority next fall vii be largely increa eu S hIs If
in the past Twelve years been the un3linous ,r f pom
ocrts WIN helm 80 elect the ticket lliE nt In
a,l,np pIper here II ia the best campa gu uoo"ii "
eNi>tuuCc.
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

INDIANAroLIS, july Stat Frankfort to-day
the Rcuuh leans OF the Xth District nomir aed Major j.
{. DOxey for Con {re7s
RicuMosD Va, July 31-The Democratic Convention
of the TIA Congressional District renOmnatcd george
ID Wise for Con.rc-s.
CoLtMBus July 3l.-Joseph II. Cultivate was on the
eleventh ballot nominated by The Democratic Convention
Tor COugrts, 10 succeed George L. Converse
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Columbus, 2. Pitehers-Morris and Mullan, t.

Mr.. Dyler Onpfe-
Tho games AZ WASHINGTON Park. Brookiyn a, n
and at Baltimore were postponed account q, Dat-s
The NcwYOrf and Providence mines ulav \, - H.
ton 80 " "asa.se
CHALLENGE TO TnE "MElss
Manager f. G. Bancroft replies as folo..
Manager Mutrie's sweepng assertions about a.
i,,ltv NJ tho uo,ronolifan c,n,. 49, - We up.
agcr James Nh rie Is boas Ing that the Metr,oo 10
can win two ont OF three games with any ts,,, Ns
League make him The 70 lowing offer: Tho Pro- ~
nine VIII play the 1ctropolltans series Of b... e
AZ he end OF The pr sent season, fer pu,so %,
900 10 be put up by each club; the winner - po
entire gate receipts; each nine 10 play no a.. ~ ss
they play IN champ Onship games Money h. ~ ~ .
in the hlnds OF A. n Wri ,ht, Of The N;t. Yort ~ SEA
AMI further METALS 10 DE arranged hereafter N ~
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LAwN TENN. rLAYERs DaAwX

The first ties having been all played OIL thc
second In the annual lawn tennis todrnAm "' o Al
staten Island Cricket C.u0 were drawn yr'r'iV i~
the gentlemcns singles. T1c competitors Tor e s'coh'
r,,t,I wifi a.. L. Pool aaiust T.. sf L. Greu el G. !.
Andrews against ". q. Nichols C. NICK H1rycy aguah
NJ e. Eyre. W H. Glyu against j. RANKING, W, ~ ifb
a 'oin-t A. D. Taylor II si.G.Wakrr against -NalNN
T. Kelly against +. y. saunders, =. ID. G. irnonh
AGAINST T. Alien. ~ Post against j. Blff
,ns II " j. Bucbnall against j. Blown I1'
third lies In the gcut-mcn's singles viii oe drawn %
tuesday next after which tho gentlemen, douoes WIZ
be PLAYED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
pRcorS oF HOSTILITY TO CLEVELAND.

The Twelfth Ward Republican Club of the
XIXth Assembly District which has about 200 cnr He'd
mcmbors. held its monthly meeting lat night at No.
23l4 Eisltl-aye. Presideut Gilbert T.. Iawc' sta.
that WI ile ou three wocss cruise along tho coast Of
New Jersey Long is No. Connecticut Mas achU-r rs
hc had taken partcu pi.s 70 ND on
the political opinions OF the workin-incn with
whom he had come In contact. They regarded
cleveland IA the tool OF mono1oists. and preferred
Blaine u they could not gen Butlcr. The lighthouse
keepers ana other, employed about t1c lc-s1yu- -tt
oa- bitterly crusurrd the ll-Imrd rar-WOny ~ t'r
BemucrnI Congress in reducing The appropriations
20 . point winch injured tue CllHrucy oi the service
Iur-r men would work aud VOC Tor Republican success
REGARDLESS Of previous party affiliations. Nh Uuwrs
sand tuat "a prominent ItHmmy cAIcf mad tod MIN
lately tIu 4 lc election were 90 come III within
days The NINfh y strict. the 1awmauy stronghold Of
TIE city. would gu Il PAIL can AM ptobab'y Inc 81
a-o The ASSOCIATION OrgauiL II itself into Blaine aud
Logan Club ana elected officers iOr inc campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01
rRAysarLAyrYo TRAVELLERS

BY tho Steamship Khaetla' OF rHo t. ,,.,sr
American Line when left TIT. port for Hamou.s
day tae following persons sailed pr joan cDre Herr
s simpson Gustaye Llppmann G. sm,'p X, Knee
mann. Dr. o. e. Osborne DR. IL Il; ." va, he stean.Ap
:. ryia nom HAMBURG were tue following = WlzlJ
Illoh and Andrew Homann. OF TINS ety. anu -
Of Brooklyn.