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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
THE NEW-YORK YACHT CLUR.
RACE FROM BRFNToNs REF TO OAK nLvFr;-
THE MONTAUR AND BEDOUIN WIN.
BY TELEGRAPH TO TIL TRurN.I


OAK BLUFFS, Mass, Aug. 1O.-Ninesee,
Sc oorors, soop- and three cut cs OF he MBYors
Yaclt Club sqaadr started y-strtay in the rse frn
Brcn'ou' Ref lght,hpt to OK B.uEs \ liver alp ior
scaooncs AMI one for -loop. fLe prs on rei w
Commodore Bennett FOR the yachts making me best tins
ov the coars', which f. abau, forty miles There vs
no time allowance. ste idy bc ze from the uorth at
" sufficient force TO permit the rrying OF all plain sah
acioudy SIX" ard "a heavy Sout eat ow.l between lk
ight-hp AMI GAY Head wcr, o. condition uud r. who
the first satisfactory OF he cruise was sailed.
Tie steam yacht Namouna. Commodore Bennett WAS
tha flagship Al 1880. sic seorod on Of Newport Hr
Dor eced by ED dy, Gouy's Electra. ,he C0.saE
Magnolia, Clean and other Steam yachts The oner
yachts ~ tho sdu dion th.s tim wero owe 70 us1
the Ightship awai, ng ne sill l-gun 10 star.
It was gwen a. 11J9 from On, dag, Up II tgd
scat -southwo't from tine Agn,'hip Tine star ~s ns
hat tie New-Yorl Yacht CiID n.ay wei Dee pruui d
ant was watched VITA interest o., may
alls and g.nu on The .ll.o sll
ga the small local sc 8 that cals
'ut frm Newp u 20 witness e.. stan. Fl-Comnol ~
j. y smiths sahoOser L. g., Hls frst lwlg 90 I 1909
Fortuna folio cd ia ou ninGt aud t1roc seconds. sai
trc entire ne within tn minute. The schooner Me-
tuk. e ar Comm dor, Pi to. soon took eldlnt rot.
lion, anl of p $50 and Pig. EIt.np watu.ary 10
mle. ah AL ld ~ windNari at o.. Growing. d. ncB
-c Donor. The "a ter BeGoln hat oa'roi I'd aii to
; ops so ills ime and wa, wei - windatrl Of The Nls
cli.G The strong cb1 tide fra Wc Nuayd
sound proved q s,rou4 ob,a.c. n1tsih.
landing the stG bIeclo which prevail l.
was almost "d'aI" beat rom Gay Go1d % Els' ChoR
anl olY icoI Of thr ncci came t. tho i.h ng e be
tween the sea View uout. and t.p Nllnuuui ZACH IL
thou two Iuil cut TIE hofn pinf i.. the .irlmb1d
dncls aud the thor"' wrr' U.ci 90 spectator. o w
tu. ,yiurn.4 In .urr t,.p.,t Al, ,l IN ,,t men
were en- rtliHcd duru' sunday u tn view 'ioid
Inc following table g'c' tac Ia erecting r,su' oit@
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THE TRIBuNE ~ THE COUNTRY
SPECIAL TRAIN TO THE NORTH.
THE TRIBUNE AHEAD or ALI TIVE Nh"-fo"N
pRrss TAT THE NoRrHrRN M ohlS'

run rptp,-NE AHEAD OF ALI Tue NEW-hoHA
pprss g,r THE NORTHERN ir onrs.
a,p,rncA ~ Y Aug 1O-The regular edition OF
Tur SUNDAY TRtprNr, brought FROM New-lorN ny
a very fast snccal train. was distributed oil over
Saratoga to-day, a. usual, about an hour nh'au VI
N, VpoH and moro than that ahead of the oth'i
rnpcts One of the beat tokens ui the popularity "'
rus rnlnl ~ here ia the scramble that is mAu' i"'
the bundles hv the crowd of twenty ur more Move
hnyH aud athletic young nrWamen, Who gather w
the monument every SUNDAY morning al $50 \" get
fnr fntnrNr, and who diapctsc like u HNhlm "i
hros immediately thereafter 10 tnll tho papers "
In ono af tho characteristic prrton uI hnthlnsh !"
sales If Tnr IHntNr exceed that ot every olh'f
Now.York paper, The arrival OF Tho H"d'd does
not create half tho excitement, because lhal paper
does not sell we'll. I'M lElhtNt sa'"a "'''
every week. aud Is recognized as tho rue,
ccssfu paper Of the summer The wagon i'h"
from Schenectady Ia Saratoga Wah IN loaliul cuuli-
on account of the rams bnt nv, W." & mon.r
stables supplied horses that brought the paper
through on time. w.. o.so
TUF TmB(Nr's special tranleft New-York at 2;oo
A. H. and was supplied with heavy wagon ioau VI
the first papers that came of the presse'. liz
orders from all points were very ncaNN U-uaA'
Very large bundles were thrown off at Catsklll lor
the mountains, where Mr.. Shroder delivers IL
TRIBUNE by : n. M: Others We're sent on 10 ~ al
mer for Sharon Springs Richhcld Springs anu zoo
erstown. AT all these aces NE IEiBI ~ s
ahead of The Herald, which paper IL now so eas!lS
and steadily beaten by TIE TRIBUNE as 10 nave
lost prestige completely , =. r
By the regular tram to Caldwell a large lot OF
TRIBUNFs were sent on TO Lake george LOT WStr
ton to the hotels down the lake by spec'ai RIB
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4 PhRFEcr SUMNER Day At NEWPOhT.

INCIDENTS OF A GAY >~As 1N-PERsONAL-
NEWPORT. Aug. 1O.-Ncwport has had per-
feet summer cay to-day. TIE sun has sh"ne warm an
briynt and mature by the -ca.idc Ia, be 10 HI IL Is
lowell ST. The result has been an unusually large al MI
auc. al III fashionable churches. several or II plPt
were supplied by promiueut stran; r. The Kew James
Freeman Carsc ard Mrs Julia Wari Howe were at The
Channu NJ. mo.ia C,urch; tn, Rev Or Batter-h'u u
Albany prea he'd at En- na u' Ep scoptl, and bishop
Clarke Of Rhod, I-ldud, ofIc aei 1T All sauts Chapel
The Ncw-Yorl yacht squadron Il exec cd TO return
here 'o-.norroS from The race t. OAK Buif'.
Iuy.t tions have e is,uoI by Mr. ami Mrs Hayen'
for 90 lal. I mo row li-nt.
Ar,,cp,ion VIZ. held to-day Far View By Mr.. aud
VI Jane. +. Ker. o,hau, q. New-Yrrk
y wror i- ~ D Vii ID by tie DE norra IL nomn
for th. VIC Pre- -idcncy, r omas \. II ndh.k+ Ic Is
expected 10 arrive in q few days.
Eumor ha- Lat Pierre Lor lard has made sale 81
hi. L am va Ia Radha; NJ Seym ur. OF Newly rs. Is
accrct cd rci tie purchaser. TIC prcc IS san To
he 10000 The Eajha Is now At thi' port.
TIE ball on Wednesday eyeling nj tre Casino 10y Prof
fs.o ard Mrs. Gmwrl. Of Providence, 10 b. grand
sGur. Prep ant are being midr upoi mag hdcent
me arrivals at the hotels to. oy, have been qu
iu,.r. ou+ huo1G o-e ~ tn Oc an Hon re
. - -ou.rc aud fumilv, DoIgla or ma fam -,
tony Qgic4 . barron T. j. q" ~; II; A. IA ~, ~
49, REQ. Cm16c Iim, II. II oner VIII au Massey VII
.II tis Norln h'u, J. drri. x '-c i,r. am l. im
90 .u. ID ~ .-N1.a; -. J. Bailey, o. bio".Fhi ih"''
B.. Yu,.le A. IT. -ur.r. or IL a" ph1 Mr. ald Mrs
IS. g. .Iuc. of D fl o; Ecor-c Natbn-2l ~ WI ct
t.r-lI.s. O.. u. 90, of Lon .ti j. H. " NY oi
r- .IrI, u. 3D. y i0Wue 1000 vii az Sal "a els 10;
- o. Brandt and wife, %. Detroit; Chut-t T. - 'uLcl y
t't1' tqa.Inc.s-o o. Euincc s.. Joba + Car. e Roe.
o.. k tl,I d. Icp lLtr,o N.N-l It' tur N:-.'
.tli'r...I Dr. r,yu; elem Mt j. l's. ~ = 90 N
d - A:,IatiD H. s. g. 90. Ei'tiu.tr; O.. ~. thl,e, a.
" Co. &C.. co. j." r't' j =. j. ''rr u r. Nci ,W
E"-io., G. D.. tr" u. AID VIE, d. u. Nrgh, H. W.
We ..n.
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Fatal ACCIDENT Al 4 FIRE.
lBr TELEGRAPH rc rar rRrBuvg.i

CATLETT,BURG, Ky, Aug. 10.-This morning
abou O'Clock fire. discovered the warehouse OF
Patton Brot rr dris store. II quickly ~ read, and by
daylight five large brick buildings tOrGy desi D..
While persons were IN Andrews store moving the stock,
the wall cayed in ftiliu5 n. p. Andrews, Charles
SGerrtt and James Mex nzic & nst two were rescu d.
but VI Ke1zle fa tened by bI, ks. While were
Iescu NJ him second falling OF the wall buried Dave
Knnrr. jr, and John Graham, cOlOTcl. JGer bodies
were recovered this afternoon. burned to crisp McKen-
zr was iecIcd alive. " Bob" Mil ami sam Nelly,
both colOred seriously hurt and al three viii prOba-
bly, die. Several 9TH persons On |. burned TIE
lis BY fire VIII amount to SO Oo0; lalS ~ insured
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AN EGyprIoN snEIKrs VIEWS.

IIlcFftf3r he IOH0DIt ITNIH.
Que ton: IT as understand / al the Egyptians
are ID her t. rrndcr Eng ISL admlnstra ION
ana Euglish rule i3pO,sinlcV Answer; " Precise ~
w hav proved tbs air-a " Every European who
governs look upOl as Pablo e. ciny Ne ar OYER
fav a Tbs &c re- nd as "a minor evil There is nut
thought with all. It's that -tal nation 8hu1 no.
rule Bc;e .uiu. bett r oplr .sio than ms
An vour e'ots viii prove i-eecut, bc-ause You are
wa, rin. aga st a rel iOus ION which Is part OF
our ye3y ng IN compar SOL VITA winch We regard
oil els ~ uIiuuOrta L."
gu %. ion: " Bu If we were 20 wittdr1w. would not
thu Malqi oycrtun tn. country g. Answer: " No, the
strength If to Ma .uiis that in Egypt II you
were To go, the MahdI nd Hne pJwuless. Hc
II he did, ali d be- again him
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acting pastor For eighteen mon his IL was no ,Seh,ei
for Dr. L,ughran TO MAKO statement ua aas I'm Inc
ness of the church. because he was dcnleu "ra ~
sac containing the books Recently tho b y. ,"ccced
pointed the Rev. Patrick ttanc3 tdisnos,tiop TO
learn from MIN inst how much money rs OWING "i nv
church Thr ri hon is known TO hc nnN',NN H., Father
sta,rn,cuts aud Il IL supposed that IT,
O'IIarc win not DIRE to make The uc'1 , Iu law
o,,n,',i'n and those interested in the nn rs =" ~
cn for the raat Ave years II ia declared .na' ,
~, ~ ,dcnce ana tn land VIII ch IN q W.
rnid ne nurrhosr and duplicated to-day for onn =,
iess tbor siO0 900 l. would require at east @oVV'
mt the chur, IN proper repair
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To-DAY's PROGRAMME NJ SlHlroGA

SlRNruGA, Aug. TO- h. following are the
probable .tajtcv the weight and III. hc'tp' 70 1loG
d.y:
rtrt E.cc.-yu,, $3.50. / milo A11 Coon. no
y unit. SD; Joan Horny, 10, $50; Richard l., o.
81; F.s.cril, ~, ~; lmpc'.. TOT, 80; Patrick
Dennis. 10, $40; fcIowp'ay, ~, $50; Black Juc
1906. 81
second R,cr.-Pur,e 500. ml' q. oIgo L., lOs
pound, $50 Ne tie lo3, 81 Eaat {, los, ~; Matte
Ea.tl e. 100, -; Bu,uWhack /, lOI So PImqut,
~. 81 tuuclumlguc, lot, -; Euclid, los, 500
iOirl Rlcc. rursc yi5o mile 9mi seventh
Chino H. ~ -; Nj a. lO1 Sll Lady Lynn, lei, 80
krunp Gun. ~ SO; No-cra o. -; Misno ID, -
lhc r." ing Kace.A three iu,t trr,oi-aIulc da+h,
pu.s. $500. AIia 100. So; QIicktt % FlIy, ~, Hl
Disturbance Il, $780, Una r. 1913. ~; Minnie Meteor,
100. 70 La >, 81 ~ Irn'ia, lo2 $50; Nacc1,
los ! Mad of Ath1 lOJ, 80; Beech. n3rook. 100,
49,; Eu,gc, l02. $40; Peer L.. o. SIG; L iecn, 81,
80; nd lc 100, Sll Bob VI -. 100, so.
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NO RIVALS IN THE IRON REGIONS.

SCRANTON, Penn, Aug. 10.-A large number OF
cities in eastern Pennsylvania were supplied with
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE to-day Ivy special enter
prise Among them were Tobyhanna, PittSton ana
Wilkesba,rc. The hotels at Delaware Water Gap
and Stroud>burg were also supplied IHE tribune
is The first New-York paper ;hat ever delivered us
regular Sunday edition to these cities on the DAY
of publication. From this city to PltlSion ana
Wllkcsbarrc the papers are dispatched by pony e.
nrcsS in IN no, of te energetic special agent, Mr..
Loader. WHO drives through rain and shine ana
reaches Nilkc,halre several hours ahead on the
Philadelphia papers. THE lElhCNf Is lhe G,ly
New-Yorl, paper received in this region on sunday
and il Is the gro Wing paper.
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TELEGRIPHLC NOTES.
DrTuLEE- AID THE WHISKEY r.

DI-TULEE~ AND THE WHISKY TAX.
PuTsH $50, Au-. lp-ihr nut r "irl'' Is a,e S'-'
Il, ,bci surplus stock OF viii key 40 Europe Tor so.tIe,
10 co the a, Fi,c tlous mi 5l Is nave r'a'y
On snipp.d nj fully A. mmco IN r. vii. , ,rni m I'D. e
i,.. if O., Z. ti f.ol Be.ucu TIE storage ia rr ffr
A. r. ana surauoc is - - per barre whereas ID
s,eDi here and pay tae tax aud Insurance. the cost
would Doc so.
GoING AFTER TGOPICtLPi ANPs
NEwOnLF,N- Aur I0.-l'rot, 81 r '. VI Frey. Of thc
stat. Uu' IstY Of Ali- ont. ma c'mrhy VII COZ Ae!
t. 4 Lever lrit ~ Tor Me .rtgul lu the iut T.
e The Worlds Exposition They expect 10 bring
bac, a la. @ colcc. on ofuopc i plan au' trcc~
yUILDS MARVELLOUS E>lAPE
PTrf.DIi, Au-. IO-ticur-c HE 2, Will lab rim u.-
d,ra 10 ot t'tu 'orirv Hs1u ~. TO-DAY, Iat mo lr
10 m of his sister ard sHug h cighitcn-iaoa h,ol
.rb.J lhrcW j, cat %. t.o scconl s'or' nd'". L
trr N.o .,- io.r,- & icAcI. Iu he'd out exp ctug
a. ind len babe decd a. the -idrN ak bat, mar cous "a
il nav apicar. the child was alive aud urhyA'd
ArODY IDENTIFIED.
roiIil IN ne a..ruc Egg Lock SATURDAY., g. u.t ot
John Du-san, OF Mwoeh.ad, WHO L.s CA missing soy
,Iol days
FAILURE or A DEALER ~ IRON
PuLApluuh Aug I'D. ii. * ut ~ - a. heht y
co. uun CID, Drd T. pa iron and timer 81 pii 80 - a.
20 10000. one a. ,hc ucn eos n tie ntn "l IA ul
g.. ssl th.t Mr. K.nts untcui cs "ouii not Involve
th hru.
\ NINE ATTACKED GY STRIKER
Tu,u-ro>t. Ariz., Avg. lO.-Alout seventy members
of thc Miners Union. who are on sunk lartri ne
Grand & utr,Iuinc yesterday. ON uuGrcl osVere
cNc..ni ed, uut uubliv W. hurt 1hc a tlci ug party
was rrplls ii. No Hrr.s have be ma a.
AFArAL FAMILY FEUD.
NEW OutrNN.. Aue. IU.-In q dulc .lty 'ast night IN
The Tenn Waol, A phon-e Lew shot agd led NJ Ike
Onart and dang l0usl, W"un ed John OildrL lie
trouhl wa, caus Il by family i'nd twas lI'o'ob
"a. were also hs It her an mother "a ace s.'rlr..
FOUND GUILTY OF MAN~LAUGdIER.
CINCINSAr, Aug. 81 Jam HAYDEN l"rmery an
oetonau " no killed. VI Gh3 Mo- az known I'm Sr ,nS
guilty OF maasau ghtor. Toe verdict was uneNp oed by
Haydn, wh0 had expected " leave tho eit. ~ once
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redeem and save men from tho power Of sin. Jesus
Cbfst ins by love. I believe IN Darwiihsm 80 far
70 Deye in the survival Of Christianity The itest
u DeOnSs 10 civil government 10 compel Obedience;
lie regus by virtue OF His own excellence and puwor
lie possesses all the cxelencea " In nature with
on lSdcfects. christianity iests uuOn tie strongest
historical evidence aud facts and then il satisfies
moral nature God has d,crecd the perpetnity OF
hf tl1nitv. This Government may per si bnt Chris
iianity IN spite ~ opDos ton sal live and flourish"
ON to platform wer' the Rev. Or IIunily, Of tho
MctrOpOlii0n Church. Warrington; the Rev ID. 1Old,
Of 81. Pau'f, newark; the Roy Duncan NcGrcgor tho
Rev. Or Thomas ~ Philadelphia; thc Rev Drs. HanOD,
Bowman, Floyd, and others.
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hcBJrcH 0YERBURAENAD WITH DEBT.

St. AntLorys Roman Catholic Church, OF
GleeIp pains. years pas his c~rfl % a. enc nous d'Dt
Two year. ana lal 40 tbc p.,i homer -oug 10 Dc
MN iro1 Bishop Loug iiu a an Nledye Of he inarcal
sltos &C oharca, tley trrd ~ pouring money
int1 "a, COLES a tie ouur h Ike wafer into sieve
W tbout LnJWins 1t Going. The Bishop
thr.a,cn,d icai0n and iiro vengeance against
the men WAC dared 70 -taud ny against him. and ad
a tendency 10 krcp toIn down. Father murphy,
p.srr "a The chVcb, was taken sick, and
the Rev. Dr. j. LOug4rin made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
clltrnLELLNa " SLxa sLxn.

Between six and seven thousand people were
iu Attendance the pine, tu- sing sing yc-trr-
day. VIII, t,mliuc1 t oughout the dly and late in the
evening. Ia. cXcrcl cs BEGAN with "a love Toast At
"a fpa.t 10 p'c tia Ict Df. HINT. of N.p-.rl d.
1--we. ci o. o. ia General uNth AMI pro parity
OF IN hufch. Ia tIr iiir nom Mr.. Van preached
q and in eve ius there pa aching by the
Rev. Dr. j. ". NJ, 10 owed by tea. p.ayei-mccuugs.
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RECEPTIONS TO GENERAL LOGAN.

Secretary VrOorman, of the Republican state
Committee viii leave the CITY the o'clock train TINS
morning from the Grand Central Depot. AT West Point
&c eral ana MIS- Logan will joiu him. An Informal re.
ceptlon will be given General Logan IN the qei1Is q.
Albany nj at Sche lecta The train is due al iekr
at ~ ~ reception will be held tier, by the cruz rs
fr esnect;e Of arty and Mr. Logan Will spend two or
three oavs IA the guest of Senator Miller Secretary
AZ, .lNNlll u on IunSIaN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11

Branch NO. L Oh tne AH'l-Nic'' l"i'" " va"
fngnels Club wich is cOmpo Cd almost exclusively OF
Democrats red large mcc.mg In humhoidt HAN yes
tcrday afternoon. James Baeg, a di ramn' W. Wa III
ha chair ana it 50 became evident tn some scheme
was IN TO Arcr some else IS rcsoluti' il wa
off red appIoyin- 81 inc AMI Lo-a, and athons' lo'f
ffths Of tn present voted IN favor Of the 2llia
declared il lost rtsoluuo1 ~ a'pt'yt h! H. ~.
The support Is Blaine aud gan imlnt "a ely i'i' it
hall leaving ncuLa them orr other mon ana I'po''i
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d PENSION FOR MRS. SIMPSON,
ICY TELEGRAPH TO rHa rRIBUNE.l

AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. 10.-A petition is in
circu ton adr sscd t, Congress praying for pens
to be give to Mrs Charls 4 sam - OF Bath, for her
>e vices as nurse il the Union Army during the Re
re ion. Tn@ paper he the si.nIt'ucs Of Cove
fDnic and nearly ~ pi 'cr. wei uuiHer'
ram ~ sol Ic from Main VIII woe IN TIE Army.
IAe Lsl he tGeI LnlOg-nh nf LArrs q. ID tln..
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1aE DEMANDS or i GE0EGAi FpiTo&
10Y fftHagArn ~ tnf mBHstl

lirrrNAN, Gao Aug 1O-1hr Georgia editors,
having returned from lteif uothen trir, aenIw tvus
hrn Impressions Of what they have 20 a. Tho ia tlr II
Inc idre'ser NJ ths city, slyf speaking Of IA depart
mems IN Wellington. ia tn office OfreoleIy Lincoln
ar the rtr t. ~ li- predecess except ma OF
rh"i7 "a DAVIS Tue Editor icu eds T. .Hy; The
hTst lns ~ l. done when the chang admins ra-
lol come. ought 10 bo the putting II tire noble OF
thr glaid tld hero the NJ Ncln War and one o. tie
mos Fri liant Scre as, OIL 20 DepaI tnent In all the
Liatury of to Tn on in ts proper place"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
cJrrrLtyDS USELESS REcRUIrS

To say that The .SuHs fearless and genuine in-
m Re th,n Inc illness HerdidS support the eo -
DONG it good, l, ma.ilr very mad quHe statement
audi sens bl Iolltia AID universally taA,d about.
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SHOr ~ 1 ErJEcIrD LOrrP.

MACoN, Ca, Aug.1 O.-Last night ~ the fam
fly q; James Hi-gs were returning from church i'm .
wagon at point noaI Mount Yer on. Montgomery
Conn y. the party fired upon 10y David II Connor
seven DucksAOt entered the shoulders Of Alice gss the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
THE GEORGIA REPUBLICANS.

ATLANTA. Ca, Aug. 1O-lhe state EXccu-
live Comml'tee of the Republican party mt yesterday
and adopted resolutions fayornc the running OF camel
dates for Congress all the Ci-tnctS IN Georgia An
electoral tick headed ~ jonathan NorcroSs and jane
AtRins IN compos d lt.rey OF white men, was put Al
the field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11
OFFERING HEE BABE Ir ACCroN

A scene remarkable for this country and this
generation va, wuncs-eI n thc Ca>dc Gud'u rotunla
ycstc.d.y. 4 hunan Ten was offered for sale on the
auction block Jose hmc cp lOBsd. Russian Polish
immis grant who arrived out tWO weeks ago, and has
without means her n ant nov twelve rtks cid, in
her arms and noun r one Of tie stands, which ioOA like
auuODct bON' and offered han for SIZE. oft was cyl-
Gently serious about u .andCd $40, uut The crowd
chose t. r-ar Ia uin ut lgat AID " claH u" hU
lupeCuiou~ mother come offering two PLUGS of 10
some bGdiug nifty cents IN liver, and DINER. pocket
kuifc other aricc OF uIiins ytuc. Finally tn mH1
seemed arpfcciu pt IN len the utftInpt was
received d stepped down ana dsapparcrd before the
officers Of the Garoen tcdcncd hcr There was no sale
DOG AND LYNX TO FI0HT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11

The squadron leaves here al O'Clock tom Ffo' -
hanaiap race back 10 ,VpDr .or additional pnIe'" "
fercd blythe CoinmodO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-11

The metropolitan club has had several pr.,o,.,
games lately Consequently its leal ia the An, Sns
Association l. not 20 sr-at a. Il would have been f
nine laycd all IT. -chctulei games At pre- emf the 80
club is il.s;, but by only game " lie the Io,I.Si
CLUB j. IN ri only on game behind The S. IOuI, -
Il fourth ani Cincinnati III all cl that tie Nee,
poans cannot ahOri 20 ,ary Tue record TO DIT a.
follows: as
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CARING ruE \ rUG.

A tu,,,. veterinary surgeon wns simnon"d by iclc-
rram Tor o.. "a lcw days gn, 10y il W".-thown H' ~,
H. meet he local HlVD,I m consul nOI on iIr ttHr ui
hcr fsyurlcp.E I,c .ld 10 nav '"'ry 900 miles to
IoAcn b y IIIllul
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sIicenycar old daughter, and came on ut nor breast
jufIctipg fatal wound Conner rejected sutton OF
Mss ilgg and threatened her life when she refused his
lnnd ia ma Iinnc.
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,rit' vr, Nn hy Cp1-z IN fouih D, Ian No.ai Es.
Ilr n.tlosr nr,- ow eel by te or on A., y 70 -
rot tln.tls cent .r0m tls ct 80 - i -.lD 20 81
Grated M tia,rc tIGc, Md, 1t I"' d.' ,y ~
yr.t,rl b., ml.m z. T.cwet'hcr was Ap' oe "a %.
80. a. th.W.ad u ug aims, On, r'a,,t 49,, VEN, AZ hca
,.,1 us clouled. Almost al oil Tue 'u"' w"
before . O'O.ock.
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WHOM THE DEMOCRAT, OVERLOOK

from 3 JUDY. "A 90 over oss
Vcrt " "a re h. more joy dnp lr tac uh. an the scees
Sinner ,guo pctt tnan there 4, ST oN ~ ,,,l are
a. of ninety anu n zee no est ~ei ~ st'' - u laea'
w.s ed .rir n nd Of tie pa " Ah Ks "'
Deepen lent -. a,
The Shoes used on hens cannot DC
ch. .dg,n.-lPi tsousg ,hron ce-i ~ 81. hing
Alfred, dear, what really P,aIsT. make -
lei sldF Nav, NOT .aIf 50 SAL IS ''4'
button o. The collar,
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accident the yht between dog and lynx. which was
80 hao occ,rred bere toni Iht for $500 side most
poed un August 49, aud the purse incrc sei to S''o
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fLIGRTS or HovING PIGEONS

The Newport cniry was }. G. Ward Il, ,.
LANDER. son To- All bur thee Of n t"e "-o-' -
home ut 1890 O'Clock when the m,ss'-e olu VIZ N,v
,o,t of tie race Wa, liberated lor the J0'Uh'! "
York 1hg result IN dolI was; ..,,,el
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4 DOG AND LYNX TO FI0HT
Coal VALLEY, w. Na Aug. 9.-Owing to an
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THE CLEVELAND CAMP1lGN SONG.
an others coantnJeiJ

IIII OTNfFN tOTHTFITtiLI
Tn ny Buffalo days ne'er cid aspire
Inc lIVcly Like Eur for tos.t "a ire
W IL the sehis OF Tie bIc never could cope,
But / learned bow 10 handle hau gm.n's rope;
] E4 Diet ia, rope 80 slI IN lee,
That Low an running fur tho Presid ncee!
Then Wishing 10 q vc'Op my 81 tosuanship's bad,
| threw down tie rope viii TIE usual Jan tuud,'
And 10 IN ,ae FOR Tuliugt Us country so wide,
Ger l;aalO'S AlIcrmra III presto;
Iptc.l.od Ger tie Council - -lII ull,e.
1Had .on 1 ain rum NJ for the lIc,ldchree!
Then pump Ia The Coy,To's Oh ir went
A. .irl- ot 90 lIcby ac-c. dent,
Iu' ..fgh have r.,t ia .hat air rnOrc'u year.
~ -t .i-. iIau- snip % ba, yet Cd afIrar;
ia, 1ri .o appear. >. perhaps ga uaF SEQ
v H.H 4nl RAINING iOr Tie FIcs.lcucoOi
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Tee Athletic AM BrOosl clubs play a W. LINN.
Park Iir, okyn, t;-Iay, While the Metropolitan AID Vi
SlLld club' viii play al the Polo Grounds.