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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
JEALOUSY DRITES 4 WIFE TO SUICIDE.
A COLORED WOMAN HANGS HERSELF AFTER TRY
ING TO KILL HER CHILDREN.


ING TO KILL HER CHILDREN.
James Rabbit, a negro, is well-knOwn char
a,tcr in the streets OF Pl,inhcld, " J. His pr,n-
cipal occupation ia shooting rabbits In the
season a. makes respectful. income HIS
wife Is n muatto OF modest md quiet di position.
who goes ont va hing Blbbt andhi@ VIE live In Race
ia North plsiufcld ana have kept few boarders Of
lat" among tAcm being Rosa White and Alice DURHAM.
Reports have been current hat Babbtt had gradually
rinsfcfrcdt ar cfOl dlc h wife to Mls' Whit' and
that he intended desert ng his wife and going of with
Rosa, the boarder, and the ports have come openly
to Mrs Babbtt II,r dspo .ition made her
thoughts dwell uDou thcn- aud they became SO marked
on her mind that Wednesday she took Ter two chi
dreu, girls, tnrre aud two. and lcavng her home
went scye. al miles mp somcr-e-st 90 place known
as the Notch. where stouey Brook flows through n
pass IN the mountains where she intended kilug her
ohildion aud herself Before accomplishing her
purpose she ovortaken by her husband
and hoardors Thcy took her back to her house and
under the ciiCum. anrcs. ON Iuursday, however. Mrs
Rabbit lof the use ard half an hour later Miss Dn
ha n found ncr nan unR IN an outhuliing he dying
woman was cut down WITH kChCn.kuiic and carried
Too house by her husband Efforts were made 10 restore
her, whicn IN part suCcrrsful ana IL Il not yet
kuswn whether she VIII recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
TWO CONFLICTS or CHAMPIONS.

RACING OF RARE PROMISE AT MONMOUTH PAEE.
The programme for to-day's racing at Mon
mon il Park uc udr, tue Champion Stakes for ar ages,
$3.50 entrance - 900 added, and the Champion Stallion
-tle. for tyyoycIr-ois For the latter one il
eligible uurs, the owner Of the sire subscribed 500
ih,r. were twe five sub crbiuS owners of eircs. au
the Association adis $1,000, 50 that the winner
comes IN for large sum, although he has
10 divide with the proprietor Of the sire
out al tie twcut, five hSor puous or >rcs, only eight
wi bc r,lr -rurd Mort iu"r Nr-il Gtns. cdu, Ii'e
Gl.u.Ic Aarm irin box and Reform but IN, prog ny
of .csc eight are tu, hes a. lri, race ought
fo be- - mo-f cNcitiu alaT, bur thr fcror oi MI Pm
cu-'. flag gone abroad and the anNois breeders n
Kentucky wuo have cNpeo' ed share 81 he uch pf1c
20 no know w neither 90 hope ur 10 despair.
For the Champion stakes. Eolt, Mouitor Drake Garter
Mis- Wuadtnid AMI the talto uJu hlly FudI
lrc prbluI, atarI.rs. and tuis 'lll 10. tar
Il .rncr battle than thusd US when Ms Woodfnrl u
uulph a ov r ArYuzt Lutte Min"h ana the sWlt Duth
= In tact, no o,OutoT or more searching conhict like
~ io occur thi- year. -
The entri 4 I he other are az ractNe Gru0c
viii appear fot tn first time since he In tsl NIP aud
altuge her the prospect lor spt ot rare eAco,o"co h
brilliant
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THROUGH NEW- FORK STATE
THE SALVATION ARMY AND A NOR
lBY TELEGRAPH TO rag TRIarygl

SCHENECTADY, Aug. S.--For some time p,st
the oppos to The saliva ion Army in his city IA. 81,
growing more Md more bitter and several unfriepd,
demonstrations have been made Last night an unu.iai
y large audience gathered At the outdoor vice. Of h
Army When the salvatonists started their par,e,
dow stat st singing and shouting ami beating ,he,
drums and tambOrines violently, The crowd followed
sing On tie way until M hall Of m. Army "a.
reached. IN It numbered over q hous nd persona
The ST. ng OF the Salvation soldiers and thc!rRl
Jerseys seemed 10 nname the crowd. when the ian
wa rrachd a great shout was sent ~ and The hfatg
pr SIS in upon The saivltioniss, who wen
enabled TO escape in'o the building Only by tn
vigorous eXcrOns 81 Eve policemen. Nearly riot issa
followed i fled at thi, point tie c-0S red. az
policemen VHO hld made an are VITA M 90 enl0ld
throw tho officer into the c,nal MOI Catching ~
with MIN The ribple su god abDu tn police sra Ton ard
thraun.d - belk bon tne doors N me orr sfet psrmn
w.r' uo' released y 10 was quickly Of"re fr me Ds
% 1ut aiirrthciT ne ease tIccr Wi quickly dspcra
ClI,fof = Zee say tI.t ue exp e. rp' so0l, ali
1000 Ir.1t- htvr De ma Be- To bu"n down the new bR
IuCh, OI tn salvation Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
THE NEXT HOUSE or REPREsENrAIlNhe Is.
eoop GROUNDS ron 1nr norE THAT II Will "'
RErUnIIC \.

vv,eu>crav. Aug. S.-Thc information now
A., ,,,.h,,ds of ,hc Republican Congressional COMMIT g.
g. tb 10 macon 'l. GROUND frr hc hlicf mat the 'h
.I,i, u {. nrtessioual districts Viii rcsni IN ihe re-
,,,p ,f "a Rcuumcau majority t' the next House ol
,r,,es. utt.t,ca En iar according to nh ne
commits t1, Roruni nus nominated tor 'onEI'' ore
mon pr uirh cHanrtcr ord strong ln tcr respective "
,Bets truol ..ur thno onc casc hs Che a't'seo ''"
notnn i,lpu on God tnc rcuds oi tho Re- n''''N
i.r and oven n Eva c1tc tcto iH NJ l"' "N Nv
escct that tNc disruptrht viii pNr" inc ''a"'
W. informed nnuotintr. who have oh'wlN '''N''
Over Iin Hcd, lud, ~ FAR u. pAr'hhhl" '"wP"',
tbe Vla. lu tap i.-rv io. On. hat tnton l"h
elec lows, g. noe ir TINT nHHtt t' NV uHll W. t
doubt, with Sc IA tuoos m,uflus inc Nl"''' wv "
neatly .W,tl IDS ui tArm, IN, .,,., ina pe,uhi-
utuoI foT, kt emf ttiNoi VIII tlI, NV .H",.d
sat, A majority On tho HtAt House. ava " !, "',r,G
tni o., cannes ,nnr huoh % tht H"S w.. ,lonr
Ia t1p Wy..tru, southern uu' l''ll' .,'it.on C,u,
IA IL tLnu hi for example, m siN ltp1,,," to AMI
res,,.' may IL. canned b. California hud NtN' ~ ,l'
Il teeu i'm low W stou.i. Michigan ""u Wi mn
,rc l.o moot d ia Ohio West Nus MA, iCh'N NJ,
cp"cc c'it Misancau,c T. and Ncv-fork lhr m,"s s
\ emf rf Inc Con. Icsso1a cana gn r"uu lol ' ' a.,
hors secret T., Nicl'her~n1 f. III urh'y Ihl'! w,
fascination an fuvi formed as 20 the pio-Prc,siu
CO., IN f,'r c tnl hp deVOtng all ms cheIS'N "'"
skin 10 I've W rk before m .,-..,. f., tho rext
The Itnpofi ,rcc OF Republican mUorN III V.H uvN'
uon>c can rd be oyrre,tlua'e = IN NleN u" , 'ni,
ce.t, of some "a. efl, pru cn ana luteliSc. n ! -
legisj al a. Nh ca tie country cannot nope Or " III
Democratic Congress
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cRrprtors ABOUT NEW CANDIDATES.

CREDULOUS ABOUT NEW CANUipN'H -
,tp svitu oV rur SUPREME CorNCll OF l'H
ANrptr,N rARrN-AtH nUr oNE ron niNNE'
Andrew i. Smith Is secretary oi inc o'"'' ~
tpi,d Americana @ political organization WIN '''
cpro,pot,t OF nj, minors who virl1 Browcriu' lnh'
tho city, nrth I'm Ii,duap pud cole tvc'' i'''' WV
,tbor r.ririv the aupfuuo Council oi i'' N'''''"
r,tt, uimot that the loitoi intended I" hN'' " NV
in, sbout, for the nomination 81 'an'''"' wv
rsilrut ma Vieo IRE rdoui induced nIpiu'N l'l"'''
tn all nn Nir smith Yesterday w'om he iouno n"'N 'N
s,.ed stn. tntrpdue thc uhWt ctute ot 'hwr'Rn n''
pctsnt nj place ct huriu,ss, 40 lHd broadway tie WIS
shovn The disrilch reforming 10 the poohhil'' o' new
cnudt Inte. The Supreme connect oi tho Amril''h
PARTY" ne exclaimed coutcmpu1u.y "Nho arc ir'
n.yrhcnId ot them II there he any hnrh u must n'
rcnuan ot the old American Union parity aud can tel
you 1t don't amount u much now. WHAT does 'niS p"
prcmc Council mean To dor
"To nominate real American and have AL pos tons
exclusively for Americans" -,.
- real Amcrcml WI any man tla' Blaine don
continued MI Smith proudly land 80 T. every one 81
the Order Of United Amcricirs. beg pddon-Wc hdNo
found hat { ere is o1e vclaul man amongst us
"WUat are your numbers - go . 81,
1--WE are secret society and an not al liberty 10 le
YOU. but can that have many ot lie WtathcSl
AND m,st Influential mere ANTS IN the cry 49,
" About ia. Suprome uncil of tie American farV'
do Y Il know anything a 10 its / te tons Z - -,
"Why, ITS All pOsa and the pub lcatlon OF new cahu
dacS from a -ourcc is lone rs ruse II - qu
tOuabip whct the society In existence II thert Is
such an organization it, uAuencc is nouSht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

cree VII be e. II. concver, WHO'S 10 report N.
~ o secie'ary OF the race IN this city by me.ass %
o. .t D vo en'ry was T. r. Goldman g. ]. a. o',
~ . van Morse, II J. Ballard, T. J. Tver,os VNs
koyport entry WIS s. !. Lambortaon. tt,Io Tie
Inc last Journey Of The BROOKLYN blrds VOC. 'fu IL
oelPa la,t Monday morning That tre s. rom Pm.
w iIou ,alnue' ~ j., where they wcre rtlaih
noon, but al wpre home nc night VI "VhdaY ATM
10 ri return from the start In Nation .,
miles Instant, was shown NJ the roops ,f IN VI, ia
n !. club No. !, and awar cd third pf,s ut Nevat
I'to bunnrll owned by william Iionnert 'h in
b. own a. - steady and Rpod nvar II ~ s.d sd
1891 nom STOCK brought from -, rinae, nv nachei n
ihe aaiue year u male ~ - cord IN tht f,,, belniH
matt :, Na 2ll mllna. The outs in mi, I'm Aha
mol are two own Il br Mr bonnoft ana 49, TON 10
Allen. Tho Nova club has arranged ~ f wv. ny A.
~ races tn DO frpH tho rou hwfat Tha A., wv ~ ati
Philadelphia on iho last Monday ~ this month 10 he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
SIXTH nAcr. SELLING. u MILE,
REVLNTn RACE, aTEEpIICmAsn. FuLL COu
ALMOST A RIOT Ar THE POLO GROUNDS
fNDGGNATioN At ruE rMrfRE-tuE NEw-YoRK-
BOSTON GAME 4 1IE.

UmpirnPi is becoming dangerous business
IN hF city Yesterday nno hci umpire nsaiu ted.
being struck rovrrn mpauud htt for The ffco ne ~
rolicncna clubs the wfuttu ne man might have hccn
'otloualr hurt The rmuo vlua poalpourd ono between
tho N0W York nud liuaun clubs. mud ho homo cuh 10y
fioo nitng oh long load IN tho rnfi part Of tho
game, n.j would have won rnllly but fur thrlf own
hhnd,ta aud those Of the umpire Van Court the trga
lnt a. pto. II appear nnd Acting Captain iur.och,
rrltCt,d ono tunnug one of his own play 10 ofoao
Cunning dd wrl nl ~ and would pr1b,by have con
Inutd Ia satisfy ivory ono but 'ur hurdurk Nhp hOou
mai hmt,r ohnu Nou- 10 every one, un 10y threats ana
huidnfng 1T Iat rot IN nng tom lr ely In his power
~ u. end OF the eighth inning, ~ en- the ore was
llr Hurlotk d Ia cumming "CIll Ic game, NOu,
aud src W.at thoy e. 40" Cunning COmpl a am'd "a
storm at u -uaon. living excuse that 20 100
dark "a pay out the game II was precls,ly
6:lo o'clock when the sport was st"pp' d. W he
only a fw daN7 ago game was not
completed until nearls ocl ok. The crowd WIS IN an
instant tuineI into a bowling mob. rush was made FOR
The diamond and Cunning was surrounded lie was
struck several times. ~ the blows almost knocking
him on MS feet b. fore the police succeeded In get in
struck but the blow did damage BY the free use OF
the club. the police aa got TIE enraged crowd out Of
the grounls, and putting Gurning into
carriage ne and threr policemen drove away.
MOfr. the reguar ain the 30 ton nine, was not
present; cOnsequ ~ Burd EEK III the If power
On Ing the OF the BOst men Iased lis bat to
STR Ike Of the crowd. but the club taken out Of
his bands before damage done The score OF the
game was as fol- VS.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
ACTIVITY IN HARLEN.

There j. probably no part OF the city where
the ca Vas, Blame aud Logan is more active than
that por In lying north % LehysiXth-si East Of
Seventh ave-. iu the NNIlld As. mly District twoDainc
and Logan Campaign clubs have been organized with
total ouolnen' ofHvc hundred men. r. Clarence Dor
set H. Roy l.. Crane. Jaue, A. Ctyan, and her lead
srs n tue d. rict are officers OF the different organ
ton. and are doing good Work Tor tine ticket The
rooms o. the club 10 1birl-aye and onehundrcd and
TWEEN NTH St. are crowded day aud evening with
mem, r. ard Their trends.
W. of -eyentb-a,e, iu tie XXI AS mbly District,
no less lan three Blaine auo Logan cluls have been oi-
C1nzod. one nt Bloomngd lie ia OH 'erei BY Andr w
Bleak ~. Rob RI r. n ilf ry Frcdcr Arnold and her
we known residents. ono Catmans, illo has j. RO-
maine - own, thomas Bank. Edward L. Gritin lsaac
A. Maitln. ir aud other Influential gentlemen for ON.
Gers The thiid b. In Ia mid Ne oft.o ward at Onchun.
,red an twenty hfhst, aud Coold Edgar T. I'm IN
president aud Henry L. Reed and Charles g. Croun are
,ccr,torirs TIE to.al enrolment ~ tho three or.
,,uixl.Ious amounts 90 than sight hun.
dT"J Dion. IN haa only recently boon elected
a. ttr pr al ncy OF the One-hun rn andtsentyhf HIST
ohm 6uf IA rcAB his Influence Is being felt and tue
v.okly meet Nc. arc crowd with the younger men ot
H. ne IN orhO a. A Ia dsOmr club room has been
nospe an Eig nlaya wuefe the daily papers snd cam.
pan dozen u,e ia are at he dspOsal OF TIE mrnbe ad
~ t1r. Mr. CroLini. confident, OWING 10 CeVelahds
veto of The eve Mt Fare Bill AID tue dl-anecuon AMONG
the nboI1pg nen IN the dsTioi, that Blaine VIII receive
a large majority Of the votes cast there
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THE MYSTERY or SALIYETILLE.
NY rFLEGR,ruro rhg rRmrvrI

WEIISvILLE, O., Aug. SIT il now n month
and two days GcIc Philips. DO y was folnd In the
woods at Saucyilo and far George Hunter IS The only
man under arrest for the decd s.ops will soon
ne taken 10 have the body cxhuincd even
M this late day. to secure evidence The
rir's mother IA now 6uspoc.rd NJ ppescsslnr some
know cdgc Ot the criur II T. alleged that pho vas near
m. scene ~ the murder ou the fatal SUNDAY nrt aud
when iii, Hrsi moi Hunter after The gs
,ccnard hin of having murdered her TIM, "a beuro
Ir body was discovered Sue g!sI bad IN her poarss0n
acme tnkots and pieCoa vi Jewoy which she cannot ao.
count tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
GENERAL LOGAN At WEST POINT.
RECrIyING CALLrEs IN THE EVENlNG At UENEKAL
MrPRTT'S HOUSE.
my rrIu1RNrH TO TnF TslBuNE.l

my rEIu1RArH To rnE TSinuNE1
WEST PoIxr, Aug. S-General John A. Logan
arrived he.o At noon TO-DAY and was met al the "uar
by General Merritt, who c'c.red MN 10 Ms oo'"~'
where neral Logu1s family have been WISHING s'N'i"
da.s IN r. were only few callers at the c0a-e th'N
aftefnoo, h cause Of severe rain storm preVhH's =
After dinner G. nerll Merritt and General Logan
whi'ed away an hour or two upon the pla@I"
Gen Ia! L'gan received a telegram Ho" "'
Hotel Klat-rsSu. inviting him to JON TICS
idcnt Athrr and party al that place but he Il com
relcd 10 foc.o tse pleasure hcrau-e ofp evionS engage
mcnts We VII r.ma ut General Vi rTitts ct age
until MONDAY moIuu.. VIII Ii DE viii "A. t'I ItIhlH +,
wlcr. DO, vil remain Ill. two. aud thcn re, 10 IT,
western u me. IA r'ce we'd lbs - g. "'rh M'iI'. =
ms event x r. .in army oir Fps iut civiah' i'-Hoi
row hc SD take carries rides .' p'Iis"' l-'.', &
in tie " mig AID atteHd 90. u>r ~'tulo"! -m n'l
Iu. is o,.ocI % cccnc uem aI al l,,
a.. lido coming 90 W Point Cor 500 lii re NoN I' u
came to see h, ~.n JON Lo-aa.jr, VINO y m"mptI
the fourth class, and pIpt,, 1' mr. u u'- 'i IN,
Ifc ant. cl tnc o.. June. He WAS q me Nc u'At
la.t sriricr Pa. was tax 20 80 au1 bad Co 60 nome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

yeriinq sinners The Rev. Mr.. llutchens- or lhs ncm
tH Conference md the Rev. Mr. Allen led In prayer
Ntr Ailcu.nisn addressed the nsHcinhlane .r,
The afternoon meeting was largely n'iehuIeen inu
Uc.snnn of Sew Bfnnswrk Professor Kilpattiok OF
IIilnlcIphia WIS the muaical director ~ the I,Ruh
,ftetnonn incptnV the sermon delivered by tho
Vcv George Iansing Taylor u. ~ The sermon ia rho
evening was preached by the Rev MT Auth' on inc
Worth of the Soul a.,
Tho ectN ces which are tn hc held each morning al'r
noon and evening Tor ten days ere In charge 81 me 10y
ir Ccorc Lansing Tatlor pastor of The lmhutV NON
udzt Fpiscopa church of llrooflyn aud the Rev bi
slm- lhnmrnILnr nl mo HNLnuu-n LmINoI-ILA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
ANNUAL ARCHERY CoNrEsrs
rnr 'iooliNd Nof r9rAt 10 ttAt ~ LA,fy,,.
--fitE WtNNInA ~"
INV TELEGRAPH ~ rue tnmrss,

INV trtroH,rn ~ rue umrssi
WEST POiNr Aug. s.-'ihe animal m..,
the List m Archery Association clpsei a. Co.., VI
near West Point thl' afternoon The shootn, ssDa,.
was not ~ good az la'i year. tne totals Ia every ,o',
oeing less lhe weather was par ~ tho cause AID 49,
OF tho acherS were not In as good nerve tim a. ~,
were last year, The grand totals In all IA, roue ~
up a. follows York round. D. A. Nash sol x.,,' ~!
round Mrs. A. II. Gibbes 3l3; Columbia round NJ
4. Nash, 53s, MIR. J. W. Aut.r Iss: A.
round, G. c. Spencer GlI. T. r. Meus'.
1913, j. b. Bolton $50, J. T. TIurd SOL A. H. Gbhs ,%'
J. W. Auten 622. A. Thone ia, j. ~ Elliott s4e n, .
hOtt GA. Niney-six arrows az sixty yards-D A ~
Ot 200, j. ~ Elliott 1919, @. g. Spencer 80 / y y
1853. j VI. Aut 1873, A. Th0rne 90 Nnefy-s,T sy ,9a
~ forty yards-Mrs. A. H. Globe sol, Mrs u w
3i1, Mrs. J. W. Auten 12S. Tie .c0rer was Pbita -
Kinke OF Brooklyn. The archers have gone lone a.
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GAMES TO BIZ PLAYED TODAY.

Icaguc-New-York ". Philadelphia at Polo
Grounds Ncw-Y urk Boston ". Provi ,nce at Boston
Detroit Vs. Cleveland at Detroit; CHICAGO ys. Buffalo al
iclgo American Association-Mctropo.ita1 w. Balu-
moro al Mctr poItan P,rk Ncw-Iork; Columbus VS..
Ta.do A Columbus; - LoJs Cincinnati al - LOUIS
,n.,tir -. Alry .eny AZ Philadelphia; Virginia VS..
Hr1o,Iyn nj Ri,hmond Louisville W indianapolis al
Ioui,illo Four IL q Island Association games VIII be
rIaycd q Prospect Park. Brook yn. and reglmchla
came will be pliye al Shiugton Plrk , .,
A bru.d VII BE- tcud, red 10 the veteran " NIKE
Non, IA WISH ngtol Park on Monday August -
,,,,ic ID. ia cplll will he play b. Brook }h p'hcl
0'r' an on. ..Ic and tie toll us veteran ALA tt
- or the other: arr, F,rgu on BurdoDk, IKE,
E.[a LcIthu, Booth, Farrell ami IOn.y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

Runa earned POSITIONS o. NewYorks fra hace o. balls.
B,stOn4 New-NoTkg u frs errors BpstOnS .,
NcNYorkSL struck ont. BostOu- g. Ncn-N orH .; let
bases Boston %. NoN-Tork4 tlrce a-c 'if- Ewing
ioigah J. Whitney dju be Plays. Id la.dt.' Wand ana
We >mnon wild PITCHES, Butnon and Nr.h Id's.d
iHlI-, V.r 7. Time two hluIs and ten Mutc-. I'M T.,
Mr. Cunning o. tlc Boston club.
Al AZ r'poiltau Par, tie NJ ropoitan ana Baltimore
club. paw u, but fhc home cub 40 FIR 0H rua. Chrt
fi irop"'u. Ethl there was l.ilN of cont 20.
thc cud tty" +ropuI uning th score stood 10 IN
favor of th' home cue, cons puWty lhr r.st ot me
game possessed uf.t OFF, r.... .ucl pitched d. Iu'
orm, hl his -uppor was almost per- ct I-it Ibrook
I,r D.,hlg.r and eli ton laI 300 th' batting NrI-pu
TROY dld or c4rIcdun ha hcldug honOr-. Tao score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
orsEGo COUNTY FOR BLAINE.

CONFESSIONS, y. Y, Aug. s.-Ihe Rcpubh-
cans of this Haze nu1g to the breeze this morning
bclui al biue- b arnS tie p)trus of Blaine aud
Ingan There is great enthusiasm for tle Republican
ticket .re ani Ots go COIuy hIs m ny Democrats Woo
have decar Il the w.l. no vote +. Ci.'e. M The
Cau,e IL ia cha ge The people gni tIc d rdIs -trou
FOR The ZEE ublcln tickle The m lor1ct are ere tly
depics a. and OtscgO Count j. for y aIue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
UINNERS or THE GoELET CUPS.
nY rrnenArm 10 rnE InInrNr.l

NEWPORT, Aug. 9.-lhe GOclet yacht race
was sailed yesterday. Twcnt-Jhrcc yachts started ~
light northcrly breeze and heavy southeast swell
over q folty-fve mile course from Br on Reef TO
BLOCK Island West Island aud return. IN first yacht
the cutter Bed Iuin hui, Cd at 933:2O Onl Hy" Ncrr
Timed TIE last vas thc Ndiu II 1l"i3J. thc
dr,vipg w ~ IN the schooner elias, beating Nrnna 81
Minutes 30 seconds. and BcdOain tdae7 the cup lor
rlo,ps beating I,en minutes L seconds The OAK
Blnns race VII b. slcd Odny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
OUT FOR BLAINE AND LOGAN.

EoCHrsIER, y. T., Aug. s.-Ihe NcraR
Wayn County tlii0a. fot mny years Domocaii
lYIr I AID mon, recently ncut- in polit GO wi 10
i.,.r.,. n,., tine ttu.-o I Hnilc ami Loan Ts Ths
d, aytutUlr acluis ton - Republican jo1luili,An
WrsIrru Sew YORK.
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cAMP.MEETING ON MT. PISGAH
ANNUAL SESSION UNDER TUX ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS
As9OCIAIION.

The fourth annual camp-mecting held UNI
der the auspices OF the Atlantic Highlands Association,
opened at that place yesterday morning There il no
place that Is better adapted for the purpose than the
highlands OF Pisgah the association has named the
tall mountain which forms background 10 the pretty
village situated Sandy Hook Bay. Tho opening ser
vices In charge of the president OF the association
the Rev J. l.. Lake. He delivered his annual address,
setting forth the objects OF the meetings and urging the
cooperation Of all Christian workers in tho work OF
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flLURE or TIE KENBLE IRON coMPANT
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. s.-A dispatch to The

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S.-A dispatch TO me
Press from Bradford, Penn, says: "Grot eN-
ctoncnt was created today by The an
nounc ment that the Kcmbc Coal and
Iron Comp ny. doing business n Bddl.,burg, I'm tins
Comfy, lad fa led The abilt estimated At 500
COO The plant is worth much moro than that sum, hut
WI scarcely realize Oh, half IT. ynI.e Ht
Nhciifi's g For some time the financial standing Of
The company has been the olcc OF suspicion III trust
and ID crash Was not rurplise TO those who were
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STATE COMMITTEE CORRESPONDENTS.
ENCOURAGING LETTERS FROM NORWICH, MEDINA
IOCKPoRr AND LSEMnERE.


There were more than the usual number OF
visitors yesterday at the of the publican state
Committee In the GiiScy House. Among these were
James J. b Ill H. Of racuse; ex-senator W. W.
Rockwell, snis b. Catcher General G. n
Graham senator Gibbs NJ :. Wilcox and ". j. ID adv.
Am tine letters received by the committee is one from
Norwci 10 this effect: 81 have never known he party
in chcuanco County to be 50 thoroughly and Willingly
united as a. present on the Presidential nom 49, AMI
what i, r1c IBIS county is apparently 20 OF at least
the n,ril par o. the 81 tie"
Genera Thomas ". Conway writes TINS from
Rro,me County. where he il SUNNI ring; q
fnl no George VIII an Curtis kick r here
about Several D.rccrl,s mostly Americans, WI
car. more. Ior our own mauufl. turing tcrS lAlu
they oo Tor tho.c 90 England and moro for ne lri -
can drcjlI uf prot jon thln p ID En fh'I 90 r
of &c trllr ar. la l..r for a ne amt Logan Ii"
clubs are bc neg orlu 81. Ofr nI Iuuc iu 700 in I'M
ar b.in. a..ur.d al ho 6 lclr Impr luI tu "Itu"'
i..4r. o. o.. -t. tur Comfy Commit .c'
3 correspondent. willing from Ntil11, rHN~i Ii i-
lo .I.iul we D here for Blaine "a 81 Lpgd. w. nave
good Club. $500. oI-l " q. There it1 Dem cr't Is ui
au. Loan uh hcrn numb riu, ior.' io 10 m'm',i-'
il.ic is au .l rlrr nom q Ioclpor'l u.r: "T really
i.pt thong IS. lgvc &C. p'woT1 ON me run
cft.NvbDr.. Nii-ar' County. I'm my luGrm'ri. tI tf
i.I.I. and LHgt l..Dh majority. DO are liI- I
ur.- I know. .ut fIc 40 .a'uI hDr D. uimn ph.n"1
i.i I.p - ....ci. u~ whole re Iu,cNtiW N'''
r.Hdy .r.,.n. .u rut u-ii-ur,I' Uu-n lh' tIh-
vase du 90 know of dozen iuIrpD d pts ln l t'''
',.r'y. IuIc.. io uot ,.oV oi amy. hui throw u1
dozen rOil my hIh'J of d dg'nro tn 80 .c of mum
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A BANNER ~ FULTON COUNTY.

CLoyIrsyILLE. y. Y, Aug S.-lhe Rcpub-
lie lis raised a banner h.rc last evening ard held
ratification m citing at the Op FRA lole. Colon Arson
= Wood and Gen IRA! Gcprga II. Bachtl y were The
spea .ers. lie zoe. ting was Eu-c AMI o1luG-I SIZE
Fulton Coauty viii give Blaine and Logan l,JyO lna-