davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
REPUBLICAN STATt CONNIrIrE.

There was a meeting of the Executive Com
mite o., Republican ~trc comm tee ut the mmit-
4 rooms g. On. Disev VI lua. 1ctierlay, az which
Mass.s Balm Bear nirlsaI Eilicston, O'Bnru and
NrrorIal were present Alaira thioughou. thc stole
we've .au,a-seI with rcsul that illci tn romm tee
win .rIsuriloH q T. How member ~ tie com
init .tom Port Ior,s was az he rooms du'me ror-
uunuf IA day T. the mail opened %, tooie''y
tbasriiue wac urp whit. plarrl the mN1iit VIII u
MAJ lr anal tupsn 40 tr,utp 90 cat artusut iuunN a.
" puoO at least" Anuth.h write! N wen n. % mrl
r.Ntiiau pta hst Way Ir ituHtt intent nf ~. hnNh
a .ipn h,uul a. iuub m'utiy 10 ~ Inc ah'l ~! an
u ~ .ouia p.huU has hpun th hHhswHtp. mht ol "
pNhnptN VICTORY Sec Na,ut, iatAp.viri hoi fNe lr.
VuuhtaH Uhiu taltNtt vii tbs Nt1t uuWsrt lhn
iupmue Wa 81 than Vaud. thrlt ato already rntuiul
ia u NtuN ave nnWuoieln wac ate mrhih,th h su"d
tiNldiuA
I,paia tota WtIa hrann zoe the taking ~ complete
uanNh 90 va. rtaH, Mltuin a I " UaNa lunuu ulsuk
book plut dtd lir ihr pulOsn vii he disllUtd GO
oral "a htH ,hrrtd hs orNo,s loo tho campaign and
thry have blen aCUnp'ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
MTRUDERs TO BE REMOVED.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-The President has ia.
sued an order directing the Secretary Of War TO e
military forces in the removal OF ntrudcrs In the Iod
Territory In obedience TO tbs order tie LeuienaD,
General Of The Army has directed by telegraph the con
handing General Of the Division Of the Missouri .,
from the Territory all persons may he With,
lis limits in violation OF Law and OF the Presasn,
proclamation Of Ju l.
General Augur. who In July had been directed =,
make the removal AZ the request Of the secretary OF ~
Interior, exp esSed unwililngness 10 une.s "a
order should come direct from TIE President oa ~
g'OInd that without such order the officers bsks,
the removal Night be hed p.rsOnally responsible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
lIDyI nIInI rnRgruNR

MrptlroNS, Aug, q, At cumberland, sui
h,nn County, al. owned b, u,orsv waite oi l"mhcr
l,nd attauh,da potpupine lhn mtlrr ma 'agoi, with
peculiar adro nos 10 1oep its head ct the laws OF
the dog Tor % hong Tine Whom the dug umpod Tor his
antagonist the quilts met him aud peiced his body Tie
ruurW his atachb again und again, Tut always WIN lhe
same result A. last ne gave mp aud 80 badly was MS
body uocra with hr loicupineH Qulls ho soon alter
ward ded nefoe the pofcupino could escape Tho doss
owner Xii ed aim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
THE GOLD RESERVE,

WASHISGTOS, Aug. 6.-In order to avert A,
much possible The continued decrease in the god To-
serve vii ici, amounts to little over S1I7OO0Goo
as compared with Sl:2oQOOOO on May l, Il has been
dccided 20 restrict the furSsr payment Of go eers
Gates rom tie the Tr asury and SheTe possible 10 mals
payu ents in Other funds than gold or is Immediate o.
per Teprescn alive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
ONE OF THE BEST GAMES OF THE SEASON.
NEw-YORK BEATS PROVIDENCE To l IN ELEVEN
INNINGS.

A fine exhibition of baseball playing was in
dulged in a, the Polo Crounls yesterday between th'
Ncw-York ana Providence League clubs Aboat $500
spectators present and their hearty and con
tnued applause they evidently enjoyed the game keeny
Eleven inn nSs played and each one was finely
contested. The pitching OF We,h AMI Raibourue was
effective and The fielding plav unusually sharp van
COur, the midget who Off ia cd Jump re- IN de some
plumbers affecting the nom pllJers aud was loudly
hssed at mes. the Providence baters could not master
welch'3 delivery they have easily that OF Begey
and only made HIS, mos Of which re scattered
and o. ttle use ward carried off tn honors both IN
the field and at The bat, while his daring
hase-r1nning at one time was Justify APP
paudel Ewing caug 4 wei, ul. while McHn on
first bas' put GU nncte H. and Old it we'll the game
began Wi the Jun "a. IN btt ana ~ Ewing ana
Warl DO ont the ~ alto nected 10 ace me
with a two-bas mt 10 uft hc 4, which aroused tie
spcct tor. 81 le+pr wa. thrown on q n s. however
nuii the Proyl lepce niue score, run lha bu for
uunier Of Cassius luld no have be 'n W dc Zines,
second IN sus lal 20 'trlc start made hli a1d men
st rtcd s'co d ETn ihrr me n'l 10 ,'oR'H ~ ~
ruri tle pa IN tm' t. cat h tn" ru1u'r hui Cashin
IN lose mead AIT tnrpuZn hi4 hIu1drrin- ~
. tenitnl to touch ara after tbt ppycr bad reached
IN" ha .. Hines won't home a1d scored a rl VI 80
urVt two innings tue gonis club retired IN qncR
order, hut in the fourth tlcy malo Il
ally and sent %" payer Monrra i me
me 1.-TWO DAGGER this time TO rgl Ned. Gillespie
WIS given hi, bi4' error boy dhonrne, ana mon
w,- brown OF, In tyag etcd to 80 on p'rS M AZ
on FEM ~, IN dc h 20 r9h H. Wr'i ,'ht lou'
I. or. rnc cam. from ts .out 40 the ending of ne
Gle, cuth I'M ing Wa. well con tea a'd '''9 lay VIM
Nac,rt vi the k''u"ft Guest orc'I3 'a ms were
| m de- hut IN the ruut e. PLAYING on "ach ga, WA 40
sharp that the s,oro remained o. mp to the TINE
home clnb Sine ming wee play Il. bu attn {. c'rc
rcma ned H., IN. t'n,h mrhs D,knH o SIG ~, ,i'n
| vas hog and hr ecac Is Wcr becoming dcsp,r1 e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
rNLoN rlcNIc on SrNDlr.ScH0OLN

WATERBURY, Conn, Aug. 6.-The return =,
pleasant weather To day was gladly weicon'u ~ "a.
citi,enso wnlugorl who had arranged Tor r nass
picnic of th, sunday ichools of that ple' "S' ,,
Grove the popular lDa mr. resor. % ''hhe' "' ,.I,
ntrd on tine Nau .,t1ck Rl rotl midWr oe' Wv. -,
llttr ami Bridgeport IN Wallmstorl p,'P' ,...
nut Fl, l,ree numbers several extra ~ in' nay hA On.
mi nu The a an hv supar rndent teh, aid II ,,,a.
loved them, elves boating On tHe Van 1iurA iu, AID
hiug Inn "A thu gorge. the gl'n and tNt i'' ti,es
,,,,. tb ,l, Il a = IA ~ m which ihc rle' n 80
ia am and which IA ~ LEGENDARY fslr. iunh h, .s
of hlinH tho plirp w1trr IN lAItth tomWe.'
tn pVa.tp bet N hitp lover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
ErTJfUTNG 4 STATE GCARD.

GrTly,rrEG. Penn, Aug. G.-Gcneral Shcr
d, and ser taly uco arrived here carly tG' mora
ina. ,, . le .ry, q, 20 tucin Imcnt %, tn Panusr
saait National Guard. escorted by Adult General
North aud cavlry "a ri. They were welcomed with
,.latc rr m the aril ~ AMI wer' re lived by the
officer. m th" camp. \ ir-s tUd gathered lor the
view 81 th, 20 - ny tn CI,:i u.s. ol visitors, watch
to,l Mace ;hi. III, RI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
rRuN rHfoUN fGoN rms ihacM

So lurit. Aue. Ga passenger train on the
h .uaan lnd rpsat nitiaonpf tle Ma-unu raria' Noh
, uuuuut, tad ntuhun tnu nelr Whltranhrhsh loNaa
ana. mlu'u. ami thttnft tr,in WA tuiUNh uum tho
tti.h. " Nlhuh, ihh rNnIr.a W'anh .'f We lN'NN
ilDtrd and avNriN paaatn tia " go hll MY hNh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
for tho qoelc cup vas poslsossd unit, Thursday
on account OF tho log outside,
THE FIRST sTEAN.yAcHr RACE.
now SUCCESSFULLY fNdikrfR HANCOCK HAS
oRArftRp WIN the PROBLEM on TIME Al

now SUCCESSFULLY FNdlsnFR nAscock HAS
oRArftRp WIN the PROBLEM on TIME Al
IOwANCE.
To-day. for the first time in the history OF
American yachting there will be- steam yacht race
with nj Owauc, ana all the accessories OF REGULAR
regatta The raos win he held under ths auspices
Of the American Ylsht Club, which was organized
with the ayowod iaten ion Of promoting steam
Yachting rhe yachts will start from
Llrehmon and rae to SewLonfon the yachts entered
and tn owners follows: Yosemite John Roach
Atalantl JaY Gould; Utawana W. T.. Gonna; Nedet'e
william Bliss; Ossibaw. Archibald Rogers; whisper
r. S. Kinney; Sophia, G. II. OsgooI: hayneld, Rntus
Hatch; Natalie G. +. Timpson; Pas ime Il. c. waker;
ep lax, H. A. Taylor Camilla, y. Brancreth;
z onisc, A. DE Cordoya; and Rival J. NJ. seymour.
or these the celebrated the Ataanta and Ho'e
tnt". Both are expensive yachts, on when l'rgc S %"
money have been expen Cd. Last az the 70 ente Vas
lclsc 20 81 Luc j. 1iden, ~ this season 1 lOt mas
ran her himself The UtaWaIa was :ult ny MI Roacn
Tor ". J.. Conner, and Ia sister boat 10 George =
buti IA expected that she viii nor be among the slug
gar In the Tbr Os-biw Is HeTrshoh boar 5Dd
IKE mosi Vessels built by the blnh Doiiodidef' re-
The y.eLte in today's race dlyid tnto two
classe'-the f"-emile Al LAMA and us|anh cf ll
the frat and "a o her5 IN me secohl rlas.
The question OF time a;~wance Tor ST am va MS
has been erappled with by '"agles ~ Has"e,,,
for mnuy wears ucasnrer # the NewI o1 iacht CIuD
a ii now mea the American Va 'ht CluD thr ~
cnpts which have been made II En-ldnd an france :"
solve th's peS question nave not me- with success
The will pr how far Mr. Hasw II mas succeeded
Yacht is assnm d 70 be as tn. culie root OF the
quoen Of the product Of the OF her graf surface
and the constant due TIE chara ter Of combustion a.
vde by the cube root or the square OF her gross ohha
rule and tho lime allowance sys en- OF the seaWah-
raka club he placed the retired -t tor the season
Fortunately one man belongs to both clubs
Most Of the yachts that to take part in the race
went ~ 10 LarchmJnt last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
the PIN FACTORY CAV 60 on GRINDING.

Judge lugraham, in the Superior COurLyeS'
terday refused Mrs Mary c. Laird, 4 No. 2o2 sxtSYe-
ana inun elton restraining David rris)n, q the FoR
tam, Pin Factory II No - West Vfc nth 81. nom
making a gr ding. Grating" and torucntng nOs 10
e. In .unf,cul e d pu. Mrs. Laird al that me ny
multi had uadr herself aud hT dIu Inter IT, an thai
cuu moi be hc I'd in her r. rooms adll
iug the factory NJ Morrison and In. fcioiy iet9Hed
that MIS-. Laird Ike t sl mark - tia, tlc dead ahu
dccaycd lisa ,neet " rank TO heaven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS
HONOR TO THE ARCTIC HEROES,
raE 0nENLy sunyIyons no M rnoMorrn-nnrr

WILL Nor ACCEPT ADVANCEMENT.
WASHINGTON, Aug G.-1he Star tonight sav,.
II understood that Secretary Lincoln has decided .
tho promotion Of the survivors OF tho 0reely parry ss
ard Biederbeck and Private Carroll will be ado se,re.
ana sefgrants Brain irJ. Frederick. aud LONE win -
made second Lieutenasts Lieutenant Greedy ID IA mat.
stool has refused TO accept the promotion 10 CaD,a,n
except through the ordinary course THIS action on ~,
part l. highly appreciated By those officers wo.e minis NY
ton would have been errcJ Tor two three YER. s
he accepted the o1ice. He viii be ordered q Wanna;
about November l. and will he occupied for year ~
with his reports ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
REAsoNs ION OPPOSING cLryELAND.
OBJECTIONS uF LENIs AiiLtR. co. OHIO, AND
NFw-NuHK MANUiACIJRTR

CuAifAtQrA Aug. O.-lewis Miller of
Ation % .i. Pee idcut of ~ Assembly is tine la.dne
piania tnfrf oi SEQ psstcrn uh oard BE- we'll known
tbi neinuf IA. ant. ~ thc Uieenback and Deru-
tts,. ,.nl.ntp 60 Corsie.s IA sc Akron district,
aesusi Jam Na.r.p. H,p ,blipsn m 1878. ~ an go.
taltirt Nt NIlioi sail to-day II ama tain man anl
viii tut ,pt. ia neHo4elie totei ib' teat am rot
b.me eat end ne,pi nave be n although have on'e.
sieaait ,oel ii Democrats and nave boon N''l i"i by
thpm
GHe OF te uosi pro uiuaut m,n nf nufiala. who 0es
tneWh ih fuinef umos great m thtiau'uif h am
poIluhs ~ Tie oOHuty ba who hoN olt uf hnaiura'
sAd ioiitos spoke iR oautioIa way m regard q" the
political siiueioU o. M city IT, though 80 not wiae
W. use iF hlnt no iuda about eNCAud, hui sd Ia 60
was a. doubt as 60 the Nauhains fac IA thr case.
tiey sAnt Dee sau wOld aayr u1ue OF that support e
CeiNed bN him FROM Re .hC two wears arO lie wa
kRIy used ~ ne prOpie HulaO 10 punish CprruIt
tiy Coauo aLd sitorWari br No Garholi Publican,
The state ~ punish the sta warts. AZ Was case al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
A LETTER FROM JOHN G. WHITTIER.
lay TRLKGRArH TO THE TRlDrNE.1

Bosrov, Aug. 6.-The Journal publishes the
following letter:
HENRY Q. Lodge.
DEAR FRIEND: As do not know the name OF the sec
retary of your comnittc will you hand him he inclo'ed
choct / am no, prcyare to .blndon RspuoncaIism1
and 20 over 10 "a party Whose principles ana lneasue Is
have constantly opposed 70 { last quarter OF cen
tury Trusting thit the dear oil Commonwealth WI /
rive the u.ai majority for the Republican ticket TINS
fan. remain tiuly thy friend, JOHN o. "hlIIlhN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
Nem vfs.N,Iims.

ffrNl ffHf ftIilNEt .. aha
lin Nrhat,y IA "a AuRtu vulolvd WY" al al
,srt 4 Is to, \m mdan ul tsp, ai the tsqor'l "s .ai
Wiie, hat a luna tsiA W.T. hun go drnrhw ''w
hundred toriua, .-,.A
" tiaa Voc uhsri bod aM ihWNNotehi !" w"
ttlkr.i Wui hint .,.,,.t, ,utshily
senra van ia ke wild Aim I q sou nlrdsn . Ma
rF,auo a. lawdl Use giAd 10 hear on az 4 mA
don't rnma hO go drunk no mOah az II "''"'' ~
ntthtt' . ,..,,t befoI
+" No, indie ell ho doesn't lilo comes home ut.nsa NO
O'clock emery ebenng since you talked via h''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHA NERs-Befpre Bartlett J.-Nos 3
"a a. 1914 llG l27 lls ll9 IN 49, ls3 ISL 49, "
ls7. 1872 10 2O6 2lj. pa. 247.
ri.RROGAI.S CoURI-Rolms. S.-No iay calendar.
SUrFRIoR CONFESSIONAL TERN-BeIOre OGorman j.
o calendar. -. "A,
COMMON PLEAs-SrEcnL TERH-Before Beach, J.-No do
calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
WHO ~ ClRcrLArlNo rII a,ANpAt rur DEMO
rHAra rrAHup Amour nlR uwN ,ANut.

Tho Republican WRtHtrl7 ulu uoi iuirh rrtudaiI oh.
uu ihuil Httih oniif h'a uululri .uluut unh
haa th, stacked up lhn tnliNtnl 90 ihr h,adtnattt.
Nhrt, tur, eco hDut m'llrl and dauinul,d 1ptnl
urA hUuuDItau
tordn,ss. prAeouH'I 81 900 cnploa' MhN Ihf Cuca-
uuh Ltqtiiff thu loading hnn1tt,iiu paper al ohio,
edited hi John Mtituui utlf.tt 90 ihr U.nurraiir
uuua ,ouNcuu"i h'a t,ut unt over uuuuu vnpra at az
.-tr tuutHur a. own rurr account of the clio roland
WRONG do,nt, ami has ouD begun Go supply the demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

A little Austin boy saw his mother take OF
her switch day and called Oui; go, mammal Let
take Your soap olt "a The yard, 90 tat pay
iHdlaua"-iIcIas sliungA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
ANCIENT HIBERNlANs FOR BLAINE.
THE VAIN ATTEMPT 70 GUST MIR. MURRAY-sLi
TAMMANY wINK-.

ANCIENT HlBERNlANS fOi Dl-AlNh'
rAvN.vy wrxKs
Hugh Murray, the county delegate of the
.t. OIL, s tr;to-,i,r, "a IN. be,1 man OF the
Ancient ofuor o . ina, NOW nassnr
,,,,,, crt,oa j., ts cxsten.e. The members
s,,c ly divided a, the iupcDlinr political contest,
bn If is ,yelknown that the overwhelmin, majority OF
the BODY IN the c'u'iI 800 or NOR w
Blaine and Logan, while 'niu ma illy take 'n ViPo
site view From statements maze '''" ~ % 'N.uo
reporter W inil"e' 'ml members 81 ,,'a
m,i.rIy. and the meeting held in Con
'ra' iI" Eat Forty ov'nth ST., on Tues lay 9'Sns'
~, ,,e ..r,,it,ot Doi. concerned in a
'A SUI" 49,, .n .I.n" ,r..t, ,,a,,s
combin ton E" TO overthrow the "'i'H '' "e'''
simply tat the' c'ty me'A to "''"n one H''u'ny'i
ur.,, INA '",l 'tl' ~ ''' ,'l 'va.
The o--a,.saiol f.. sou-h f, bc as % 10y small chqus of
,-s who h.y been for Ion, tim "a. recipients OF
r.....,,.,,.. ,,.,-,,', ., control be ,,lo,e
Sp U.s. iH''e p''.l'H no." W.T. ' ~ '','''' ~ .
"c'aif'i'' mn 70 r'''.''' -o' .'' ''S'' m'',n.o
,'', ., ,r.. w., ,nJ c,,r,,h,T-n ma, n ,r,.Er. n
'nI',"v.ub.v..c,p. ,hc, di.n1 s1.. cd at Tursdly
n,. sio.o..ur for rueh Murray sii retain his rosI-
ion ..,,.,..y
W." "' wv '''' ,.,,, 49, t.
. '', '.' ,.,,,, ,,, , I...,,,.. rN.v.Noii
Hoc q @.,rty tog ne u lihuc'.' u..tc Wien tnc,g
W. u' .''A 90, a. i,t ,,, ,I s, 'r, 'hrc
,,,,'. 81 a, o. 't,n'I1 fn ior n nc Tho DO r. men
1852 ..1 lur LlIme as o.. Wnrlr.'
Nu"l Dr. .''''N %, .'.v ~, ',"" , ~ pc
',,, a.. g. I'a,s @. 'Ir h ~ cirtic, god tho.o
hold. ol. U.-' g., "-e lee o. 30, ?;'' i'' '''"
rr,r,u1rn. Iamiu4ny po tIci,n. u member o. thc
kuc eut Oidcr who dim't win 10. ZANE p ,hl.hc 70
ana ".3 pro- ,'.' A" NAT 49, ,.. fb,s a. s.. Of
di.9er. i - eu rclr ,crr.. bu' val say TIA there
is D." man VINO i1- any ulho. ,F 10 d. h' @,' Pro-, So
~ ' '.f'i 'i 'a ", t II tto.. mo- Y.,c m me-
n 70. 3D.. a sclt Gc CIV yol W.u d nave one 10 dc.a
to o0.h woul you! , ,,
- ~ 10 lh. pa JON "' "'' "' "'' va '''
~ sir q, a.. c,n.r nv ho has tie vt-t body of tic
lcop.e win bm.'
an J." cons Vl '''n .l n',i'. '' IN. az, a
p r,,.,r, nam No., spav ana cart speak as to the
uoll 5 of m,n'prr q, thc 4, Mt Or-'T.
T,' =" i XIV f,no.her sly viu;1 and Whatever
hc does TIl do"
Inun uG nv radll I'-''I- '"' ~ Ia "a '''
"', ~ a. -. "' ,J 81, l,l p,..,i1, of NJ. b ,f,',
iir M, t.ie ALL vi,h g1r en-. said: 81 tell on.
sie. he IS tn greatest "a man nj TIE "nl' ~ Ian
w ~ Is ,Sn' o. u y' , ~, ,yn ,,,fo
Wy a., 49, .',, , - 20 ,'tj,, "
~ 'l- i"i,i, n. - = 80, =, ,i,,.i. =, fr,.rds
Ic'"'' i''' ''''
~ .,, =. 1.r,,>.,r co,,,,rrrrt,
NEWS From lie NNlIpNAL NChAii liz
-r>rp,I LOGAN CALLS AGAIN-sTSAToE MILLER
'''' , 49, .,,. ,.,,.,,.
ON TIE OUTDOOR ALpN" I'M fACII''
i',,'''"' - ~. ~ , 600 t,
hcan tuOu" HC"Nl'A'4t''S' "4' " ""'' Wv W. '''
Ill ,,,l RON, zinc uutl nearly q He was IN close
"''''N '' ~, -, g. ,,.,. -,
conference WIN CHAIRMAN ''"'S III" - '.''' ''"
a. "a cur That time and refused adh tame 10 PERSONS
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

Familiarity says IN exchange, "d9ess I'D I'D
always breed contempt Foe instance, ta1 tsow anyasy
sh"ut ths Ice ereams opinion OF IN girl-RoAoay ~
yOCate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

T So ..,s5 !: .==....... S55SSSSS il
Dreamed Nev-yorA. o. rtOyilegcs First 'lse ON
lsi'-Ncv-y YORK o Providence, p Fret base on c,rors-
rr..r.,e T. Tr.t On bI.'s-Ne lor D., FIoyiten,e, g.
i,' 2a'r , T plGiesNone Pas,sd Ga.%
Ewing. Tim--.wo hours anu hit en- minutes Umpire
p.rr.ar.pa Aug G-The BROOKLYN aud Allegheny
nine. played here totey AID tn club from tn city OF
churches paved m pellc ttlrn. ra'tnG Ir'elF ana h
making fc',uc rlulcr. Kim er pitched vii ueh
cucct th't OILY os mt wa sore IT. N y : d-ve'y
rhc bone club ChicasOed by the annexed score:
Ale sheny ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o q -
EIYo. i,, .y i BROOKLYN O. frrors-kI rhtny
.; brooklyn, o. Ptchers kmbel and Neasle Umpire Mr.
pu,I,prrrurA. Aug. eth, Boston and Philadelphia
clues pay,d increasing game h'lG 'o.sy he ST.
m. club winning ao1 a. superior TorL at thg nsi lhe
the spec atuTs. The score was n follows:
Boston ................-... 9G999 Q ii
Eas. his Boston Philadelphia. !. Lrrors-Bosion
Philadelphia, L Pitchers Butlnton AMI Nlnt9n. Umpire
Mr Burns
CmcAco, Aug G.-qhe league game here today be
tween the Chicago AID civ land clubs resulted IN an
easy victor for the home The visitors heldei
wrcrchedly making sixteen errors, while they bated
b IL The score was as follows;
S Sla,a,s $685. 60
paso hits-Chlcar, IL: 90 Gland :. Chicago ;
CIcveana. rs. ritchers-Corcoran and Monatt Umpire
Mr Decker
day b, tween the Cuc matt and Louisville CLUBS The
feature OF the cncs the terrific batngof the hon
Iojn mncs ncii,d nicely. The score was "a foloNs:
cincinnati OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES " -
Iodts,i le.. ....-.........- = Z 10
peaa hits- Cincinnati = Lon svic, l6 Errors -Cincin
matt = Loli.vule -. ruchers-White and Hecker / m
QUINN
ri~uf,>A rUG,s. Aug. G.-Th' Indianapolis boys NC I'm
de r,tcd the Toledo 'vals in the Anerctn Association
st.ii.glr hrrr to.da. Tn homo clun oupMled heir
opponents at every point 1T won The game 10y the FOL
lowing score:
Toledo ...... ...... ...........O D -
Intanlpu ......-.--.. ...l % ~ u = a. "
Iri'aulpons A. ritchcr- Nul'Ale and Mchcon Umpire
MT Brennan.
.rhrulcl .,a'nc ~ D'uoi hctwccu the HunalO ana
Detroit nine. WAS %. pnuc on account &C the rdin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
MIR DUTCnER SPEAKS IN DROOKLYN

In the Sixth Ward of Brooklyn large num-
her Of citizens gathered las evening IN Llinor Hall TO
Lenr sas H. butcher, ex-stat3 Commissioner of Public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

Ioagpe- NtN Nor, Va. Providence, ~ rol' Grounds,
N,,y.Noik; IhI .dclpha " Bostol. " phl1dclphn 4;
chi ag,Ns. Cleveland Ht thragpi Bunhlo IS. Detroit,
~ De ioit America Association Mcr - li'au "a Bal
tIurr. ~ ilo. nl Au PJr,, Ne '-No k; Columbus "
ruIcIu o. columbus; So Louis Va. 81 Gin lti, az ~
l. u4: Athirlc vs.. A cghcn} W Pn'l dclphin; h onk
Ian ~ Nuliuil, pi Ri hmoud; ndIuunpp /, Va l. MS
Il 'c. ~ mditHapo'i' o.,
Tine Aun..on and tI.t'd clubs paycl ~ P,cksNI
y,,t,tIav tho Arlin tons winning by TO D. zen h-
uiHrt were pol vel
FLOUR AND GRAIN MEN no SWING THE hNE
Tno m.cYa1 cut'usm-m ot th' atan ani hour
Ora lea ot the prolu tVchnuge viii play against
d., IA nthrr Dr a ~ supc'ioiit, 100 Nn'h nttun lafk
ur,oklt a., to-day. Unme Viii hr Gale et ~ m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
rR,r RlCr, rrRsr $500, l MILE.


F00ls-Firs' Ealc-Jm LcnWica S1O5 FCrg K1I' 20
Eicuirt l.. SO Net J.. -
VII IA stakes -Vo!a1tc 500 Lizzie Dvye- $50, iTar
iGtu S3l. Erue.t $40. Frank AMI FirmolIt *
IN r Racc-IrOnop So, bob May 81, Simeon 81,
Norma 81. hu"oh -.
-Four Racer Cuzi $50. Rcaverwyci so. Dis utb3nc'
and harley Erps jl ,arh. Monster lIl VI ~ No l-ey
80 .ch. Cha-lemlgmc 90. Ann.tle Sll. EclO 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
rRodn,Nr or ro-pAY's RACES.

IL to-mOrrow's races m ono contest o. Importance Ia
the Virginia stakes fot twoyotuld-, which III Int upon
public 'orm 10 be won lily b. th' california ally
V1aute he tqu"ror ~ Flpro But tw-i trOl
have IA bcaI ia and 0u yun * tmplo an ucr
victory Is by u" mean, Ger AMY. Jim Hcnwic,,
ano her tH ornln, mas done wonders here, and seems
almost luYincibe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-19

The democratic candidate for Governor.
Mr. Redman. said in his remarks before
the convention accepting the nomination
"It may be said that . nomination in
Maine to-day by the democrats is an emp
ty honor If Mr.. Redman speaks the
truth as fairly upon other matters as in
regard to his nomination, he must be con-
sidered a man of veracity. Just what he
said is precisely the fact. His nomination
Is an ''empty honor" The leading men
of the party did not desire it, would not
take it, were unwilling to have it thrust
upon them. Four-fi fifths of the democratic
party in the State consider It to be entirely
useless to make any canvass this year. and
the other fifth will chiefly vote the repub-
lican ticket Under such circumstances
a. these the candidate might well announce
in accepting the nomination that it is an
..empty honor" But that the State con-
venfion had the duty imposed upon it OF
electing delegates to the national demo-
cratic convention to be held at Chicago,
the attendance at Bangor would have been
exceedingly small. and there would have
been no interest whatever in its proceed
inos
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-19

ITO LET FOR THE SEASON.-Cottage al
i ocesn Point, Lincoln Co., Maine. Address fol
pa ticuiars, L. W. STARBIRD,
ju4df Is Green ST.. Portland, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-19
Republican County Convention.

The republican voters Of kennsbee county are re-
quested nd deegatss TO convention TO be holden
at 8eonlAn Hall. Augusta, ThursdAy the 18th day
Of june at u 10 A. NJ Tor The purpose Of nominal
ing two candidates for senators. candidate for
Judge Of Probate. esniidate Tor Register Of Pro
bate candidate for sheriff. candidate for Clerk Of
Courts. 4 casddate for County Attorney. and a can
didafe tor County Treasurer. and to transact any
other basines. which may properly come before the
convention.
The basis Of representation will be- as follows
Every city town and plantation will be entitled to one
delegate and additional delegate for every 75 votes
cast for the republican candidate for Governor at
the election Of 1852. fraction Of 20 votes In excess
Of Is votes will be entitled additional delegate
The several cities. towns. and plantations. are en-
I.H {, he fnll vii uam her of delsRate..