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Aea.Siy RsIpless q astlaasl ss.a.a.oes.

i ~ - g34A1 = 4AtssAtoass
Tia government f Id SISsed on the
s0fho Jnns and the public debt statement
hbbWs & Tsd aetionSg ss10 D, 900 against =
rsdu6f ok s1ss 900 COS during previous
yesT ending June An lion 81
the interest bearing debt shows; hSweYsfs that
tho actual feduo tion during fhe year has Been
nearly ZIG, 000, 700, which srepresents per-
manent annual saving IN the interest account
of over three and quarter mil 81 q ss'ssa
The gold coin and gold .bnil ionsfound Enow;
nearly s2O5, 900 900, an increase since June Iot.
shows ariincrease Ut rs, 900 for the month,
there, has beer. Tacreass N tie amount Of gold,
owned BY tie treasury 81 W 800, COO The out
standing gold EFT rs hsgng increased
BERTH Gates now outstanding ss0yenS 900, :
OOO,S egsidi fHB ssamount Of n gold jim the
Treasury not covered sbx csrtif Gates In $133,
iE29, Ola ha number Of Eily eEs doll4Sa now on
hand $185, s9l6s s!iincrea Of nearly
81 s2S 90 The / aInoun Spt silver certia.
Gates butsfs1 ing is fS6, 40 00g, thus leaving
the nEmb6fEoE silver dollar mot covered BY;
sertif tes Sser $50, 900 QUO m increase since
Juneh of nearly y, 200 "a t.5s
Ths mount bond nSy ael e secure ors; ns.
eS57; 100 one year ago. thus allowing with
arawal OF bank circulah ion for the year Of about
e2Q 004 900 The total receipts the ysarWer
SS4S, 0O0, 600 against ke pre-
SSeding years Inference of 351, O00, jim round
@ s sssssas pssdHs Rs a pai
work reduction OF Hbout s$7o, OO0, COO per an
mum. The hotuaa asductio n iii these TWO Sources
shs shown by figures reported To- the treasury
department ia q few thousans ehaFt.ofs
pO9 ooo the reduction ~ cnstoms EsSl1s been
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Patents.r1

No aEgaa sAo pfhy.sk send ms msSi
ings Stoddartc &ssC 4 STREET.
Wishing tonS I'D, tort IA tbtt6rne yyys
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sTHE BHs3IIs THa CHElpEsrls therefore us
FIazezsA xle Grease ,f
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| u s.Bronaon q cott stttibSts Is Hisiong
hfs 70 smubbais tencs on az Concord Phils
sosophy md plain WY etsble s 4 iBnbthsre
lis Mrs. Baker Of Taylols lille, Va, who
lis more than;a dozen: years Nh. Alcott,s
senior, and Che has made q practice VI
eating msat and drinking q dozen cups
LOT. strong coffee every day. The coffee
mig have silled;o old Alcott, but certain
Tits that Mrs Baker would have starved
ito death long ago on q diet 81 g Concord
Iphhilioso phy n md ID !, potatoes q
Y some ttiimna since Miss Lizzie Newman
sstopped in a doorway on, Second street,
Lonisxil IL, during.a shower. a pleas
tant-yoiced lady noticed her standing
there and invited her up stairs. Miss
INeYPan took advantage of the offer.
sUpsstairs she met William grittenden,
q man who had lost both eyes while
herding cattle on the plains Of Texas.
Crittenden thought it would be pleasant
| to court the girl J. and make love to her
desperately. What he said iokingly,
|! she understood in hard earnest. Be-
fore they separated Crittenden had
changed his mind and asked the girl
IserfpGsIy III marry hina She accepted
Ithesoffar, and on the next might sat 8
9 GsIS a sag Ts Tsfs united ~ 5psties
Following Is = LIST Of the prominent
Imillionaires Of the United States: Will
liam 81. Vanderbilt, 5000, 600, 900;
Fair, ofsC o Siiai $$1,OOOs000; Flood
Eof Calf fnia, 1851, 900, no SMackay, Of
California, $50, 900, 900; Ii August Bel
mont, $50, 900 900; Senator Sharon
1915, 600, 600; Senator Jones, $40, 600, 600
Aston, of New York, SIP 900 600 James
q .Benne tt, $50, 900, 900 Jay Gould $685..
900, 900; 8. j. Tilden, $25, 900, 900; So.
Ion HumphreYs, $15, 600, 900; Sidney
| dillon, $15 ,000, poo; ,Edwafd Clark
/ $25,, 200, 600; Cakes Ames, Jr., SIS 600,
\ 900; Perry 81. Smith Of Chicago, $16,.
600, 600; Pierre lizard, Sic, 000, 900
Touching; her eaentl marriage, rs
Ella Wheeler Wilcox writes to q Chica
/ go friend as follows: y II have been ex
ceedingly surprised and panied at til,
l bsd taste Yhiah Be- Pres e lsfgsI dig u!
|imy life. All the severe and often crue
criticisms relative to my book I looked
|Eupon as SO many dollars, and accepte,
them will. ssgo6a fae But IN thi
Ievent-whichE concerned my private-lif
a aRst T9ss hesd iseIhg s a aaye ia tsl
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axeloas aa5the al ,s| SAsiis

= Y snsS nsitsySei6n uAoS
north sefty at oiock sunday doing
sgreat damage HorsesA i'd sontb aings were
sswept tSom Tho face ofsthe safth, fenacesswiped
iout, great sldsglof dxdeep into
the ground, stock Filled and manned, in shpr'
the desolati ion qwasS rendareds compistes sMr.
tBoomer's. hbuse; ocoup pied by hIr.sB 6IherlHnd
two men named Merritt was @rsckaA ,sJoe
Arnolds house was VIII ped out issA Bar
trett residence was bad z damaged Two
Shorses and o number Of stock we're. Killed e.
Ess R Risd
outright I Mrs. John MCLEOD fwas cut upon
the head by Tying sttinbefss III calls house
was demolished and much stock killed ,IThe
storm proceeded toward Red Water and False
Bottom y continued for senmin
i 38$s
TIA ~ ana gs The title
Iof ahSAbls pops ttlhs sNorth Ameri-
can sRssSsW rom the pen Of
bud man 81 tho superior court
E|of SMassash usettss Trial b jury,
lhe thinks i mot !. yet outgrow,n,,
though mnEmgfs ygsiingt 4 are heard
moro eqhently of lateat han formerly
Ht has had great aluesas anledn cational
fhlgapsHe 81 Az AZ 1000 pi,eTill AIT asst
teaches men is practice equity; every
mani eards; @ jud e g hhiibhs gBor as he
would himself bs il esd and this i tie
sound parations for free iinstitu:.
hon. aiives ss aoane lei
pfjury j1 "a 81 il are
liable to 81 II r 8 @ Hill lg.
ment Of ajdag NJ a ala a Al Of
various 4 d cleag bstter
qualified to nut lei what ag avSSage
man would do Than Eg SINGLE judgs 81
q TONED
Election and caution ;cansb j. OneHob.
iectionaa to scompe Ing thsi Il t oodara
tStry questions VI I'll fact se Wo g abi,sI
That, Is Pltmap thinks; Il
would ! impair u ISL & onfdence
of litigants in S;itss impartiality.
The Judge il deciding saus sti ions. 81
laws snsa scfa gaisS5sSi6s II movie
a q ] B
' III 81 81 8. WI .sns 9
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TUFTS HAIR dye.

GRAY HAZE or WH1SKERB Changed n
b stantly to d GLOSSY; BLACK by q sinRls sp.
plication Of this DYE, gold by Drggtstas 4
I or sent by express on receipt OF 81. ~!
rulT,s MANUAL Or USEFUL RloIiPfs FREIs
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Touching her Eesentr marriage, Mrs.
Ella Wheeler W ilcox writes to . Chica-
! go friend as follows: II have been ex-I
| ceedingly surprised and panied at the
bad taste which the pHess nc IafgsS dist
Epfhyed II fsfsFehssA IS s lthib 6cSarf dice IL
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A. W. Brown, n. D.. of rruyidsues, z. r. nays,
vepsed H0NT.S Kidney and Lival REMHDY
IN my SprAcf5css feS ths mart a5tpan syeazsSRnd
chserfnny .fecommsnd - d beng . m1S shnd
reliable remedy s1tsJ ~ 4! s3l Q
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|S eaiSal 'i!I sai L q i Ii 20
Aanpcsa llzf q Ss q scity
latb he OF fae frue III "a. f "a fhns d;s.
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Thi. tally showed That really less thar onchalf the
~ ub.rs o. the General Committee yo ed. IT. i,-
maudcr went away or remained silent M out, Il a
u defeat resolution t Their leaders deemed
70 ads sable 10 have passed. winch a. been auprof cd ry
the strict leaders cuu cl tui Dos thc 'omui e.
Organization, but They would not 20 to tn eAen o yot-
ing Tor DO
If wc cxpec Tan many Hal. heartily a" sui port e.
ucket vc cha D.. bal fooled, SID lI'inn.n county
Democracy J. adef yesterday. " Ihc oigIf Hii". h't
PM itself l M the record, bat wo cannot count Oh
&c votes .tlIui DO ~
auu-cnen' has been created hv the feet th"tthe
two pruc al spcttr- at tic "a cling ou FRIDAY r'
ing IhI1a- f.. Grady ana ". EIuitr Cochran .'c
law p'Ttucrs Coa'-.au put fo ri 10 lr. Is iIc
fore" OF Grady's powerful arragumcrt o. Governor
'fNt'dnT- puhnr ac " pol. g. 10 u." flnf tt"hf %
lsnt ai his b.-t tonight said one Of tho lammIry
leaders after 'ocetan had mi sucL Tie had listened 60
tockrdh> Inc cnnft before he Chicago convention
circumstances a. Ell Ctcs, tine rather -cItCuupu,
reply alo Acr leader
prc,ocui French of me Board of Police sa yesterday
"1hr mco ing IanIuu. Hail last nisut show. that
thc followers az MI. Kelly are disposed 90 support
Governor - r'iud bc cYcd TO be- necessary ior
Their organization tO make show If rtiy e. - mo-
crane numiu1t u.s. Dat Nr kcll not hTclk i- neck
IA he euur d, on nroW The Iuuhny FOR tlcNe-
land l4cI Va. kr trcd las .eNcl l.-l o. max hl-
f0.ltBcfs vote Cl ycan1 b. could not control their
srii.h 40 ihr polls some 81 tAc men who helped 90
sHIng lac Organization into lac Iast AGLt nave Told ne
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TIE 1crLnN or rlNNLNr NM
A CAREFUL TALLY SHOWS 1HT Lr-s uAN 800


A CAREFUL. TALLY SHOWS 1HT Lr-s TIAN 900
NNwrG- Void
The action of the Tammany General Com
mteo ON F.id1v c,,uiagi. q. l..m- for lcvcard ,nd
U,uduc.s w., the on to.ic ol conversation yc.i"I-
day ma political circle. 1t was the oln o-t
uni.,g..u ,.4Ict taj 'hc 'iuI1.s mcu," amount cl
I'D rotlu.. tu1' u docs Lot liHd tie
members of tAc orta0V ltol al is SO oc.o'tci hy
them TIE lcld,rs of ruum NY nan deemed 70 best 'or
the organization that 1t su0uI Keep IN lime with uc
Democratic party O'ly I'm tuis way could l3mwonv
HAL h.pc Go tocr.c recognition 40 the lu are az ilo
hand. ott.c party lead rt Eummy Han mas never
clicked" ia "a ryc-idcItal year. however Ntr"u'
1t may t,o been I'm her year,. There was mo- prrtcpcr
that tt lead their followers liked Governor Ccvr-
llud any better on Friday evening than before the
Chicago ,ouNcu ION me. There d. no question that
thc cheers for Grady TAR on numbered the
uis>c., and that tho supporters Of General
Butler on tho floor OF Tammmy Han and
IN The lory were plainly in the a,cenian " The mDc.-
ing lacked the vigo and fire that usually characterize tho
argc mccur. 80 the old wigwam 1t was too panfull.
vld,ut tat ia. clIrs, mater of policy, r. en-
gagged 80 performing task that emin ny dsta tc-
fu. That it Wa, understood by their followers the
vote slowed
As announced by the secretaries the ad.
dress AM accompanying resolution indoors
ing" Cleveland ami Hendricks Were carried by a yo e
Of slO ayes 81 maya II after il p before the
ro-cal began and nearly midnish' when It was con
cludcd and tAc vote announced. Long before II was
finished, the spectators and more than one-Ialf o;
the members OF tin General Committee hal
left tie hall. The confusion times great. what
with the tramp Of dep lrtng feet the floors aud
ways ana tine buzz OF conversation the floor among
the deegat 5 ncycrihei most If tie pouscs VIZ
given loud aad clearly and could not wei
bc mistaken. Most Of tie nays were uttered
in halfdeaant tone, though to mark The
riyer protest Of what they deemed the surrender Of The
r-fuizat on. Ttc General Committee numbers 1857
members At the OIts O. when the ~ began To Doe called
tncre were ueary Qul 800 members present. and
double that number of spectators a alt krp by Il
careful pcr.on accurately could well Dee done bt
means o. OF the Yf-II lists Il ihr comLlco gave
the following rs the Tc, Ilt OF the roll call:
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that thew and their friends will vote for Butler Others
have declared their Intention vote for Mr. Blaine
THE ABUNDANT WHEAT CROP.
srATIsTIcIAN WALKERS vIEws-THE EXPORT
TPADF-Low FREIGHTs.

i
| .,;ao-o 90 . buehel of wheat is lower
| lhat INC piloo VI " 80. ,o,oro. ,hot tho nr,ce
Ill oiea' Dii'hn '' $500 ,est and thot freight,
slower Hero INA" 80 60 boro IN Enropr
ny e'"'" ~ =, mot Indicate that tho
are rena' A.Oy ro % no fcd entirely upon tho
-, .,.,,,, farm, tbis vcor In fact shin
I 1 ,i,n,rs of Amor,con produce would feel
,,,oo,r,I n ,rice, for Grain were higher; for
-, I,. I,n,,,.I ,r,ns aud Low, priccs ara GOV.
"E" P,'o'' ,.,, p, ,h,o tho ,ro,,otl,,.
o - ,. -, o,..s q ma, IN no favorcd with
| =, .,,o., maj. h,,,o IN ,.ooi,., tho
,''H -, , Good and to, ot ,l, s,,,
- "'", " '"' W, .. .o,,. ,,,,r
'"'' '"" ,,' ,l.,,,,. r,r,t rt,,. ,,, 81 n
w. ',,o -, -, ,no et ,,,,t olthou.h ,h.ro have
M. ,n,. ,,,, i t.,,,,. ono a,,h NJ ,l,o
,,,o,,.,.,s mat co,,o fr,., tnotic,u soil and
p ,,,c,p farmers will tl,us IN, b.uc1t "A q, mt
cvt.n, rho nrcc y, Va red vip-.- v.c,t (Which /,
..i,.. ~. m, ~, -,
49,, -. ,.,, , ,,,, -, .,. INT, o h,,s,ol
,it tt,. and i,or ,t,, b,frc since
~, 80, ,1, s,,.o ,,,, =, rjv,r,o,l f.. col
49, 49,, .,, .tt.t a. ,., ,,,, ,,, ,.c-, A. f., fine
t ,. - - ..r,i,.., ,,, ,. an, .ordi ,ion
Wv l :, =, - 7.,,.,.,.,, NJ ,to t,,-
..... ~. .,,,,,.i,. ,,,.,.
. ,,...,. ,,,,,i, combine IA
-, 49,, ..i. ,,.t.t,-. o,,,, I.r,. ,t,
- t ~ H., .,,. III, ~ nj tnc MERIDIAN. tonnage.
,r,t.,., uot min.
,,,.,. ,t .,,,,,i ,.,.,i,, .vi,rn.c. A. fin. Same
,i,' ,, .r,, q. b,s l,, .,,c } r,, 1OtoI5p cent a
.r t.., I,. ,,.i ma rlc .ii,,,iv Of tonnage
!''I' i'"''' ''" 'I''-"''' '"' WV ,,',,
more nearly cq aizcS ires"'' 'nIo'S"" ''' "o'u '''"
WIS ever the ease before Another cause - the uup-c
~ ,,.. t in. ,.hc,t an
'cH'hleh me c'""'on "
IN Europe at the time OF harvest " WIS E''''' III .
condition to 20 direct to fhc Touring mill. There was n
-, ,,.. c,,, ,lr,,,.,,ort Fu,,p.. aod the houl,
"'''- "" ,.''.. -. ,, ,,,r.,,,,, D., q.
growth was about eishy per cent o. me I'q'
Tins leaving twenty he II "a by othff
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oheokmate to !, swiney to /. ugan to l. Rca to

Checkmate to l. swiney to l. Egan TO l. Rca 10 J..
10 10 against the others.
. Bessie led for n mile, Ligan remaining second, with
Chantioeer and Swiney alternating in third place. At
the half mile post Checkmate, swney and Rca began
desperate contest for the first position Swiney had n
ttle the best OF II quarter mile from the finish Then
the weight told and he lost ground. while Walensee
passed Rica Checkmato and Jack Hearts IL they
second, length before Jack-ofIIears third who was
neck before Lgan. Swtney fifth, Checkmate sixth
Mutuas 1928 %.
APOLLO BEATEN By A HEAD.
The selling race, l 1-16 miles had sixteen
starters-Lt,lened's windsail e., a. LitteGeld),
Dryers Hartford (6. 90. PurcelD Excelsior
Stables Bulls Head g. 1OG Lewis. Ackerman's Edwin
A. taged, 115, Watkins. Morris & Paton's Apollo
o, 100. McLaughlin II. w. Walden's Lulu s. p, ~.
Jin Nelson 6, III, Maynard. PtttngllPs Far Couni
aged, 100 & nkln, Louisiana stables Peter L. Is, W
Amo.D, Kings Frank Ruuyon e, -, william . l.
Lorill rdS II ron % 90 OneYl r. H. MON ihons lyt-
Moran, Wilson, Simeon g. o. lIigSS), Fapp nhc,mcr =
GoiId 4. lO2. 'foloWl. Apollo WAS n great itv1rte
but edwin A. Il 10 10 against him, won by length IN
1jl Apollo second hca before Peter L. third. Ne ua
Mutual iOpl- edwin \. in the hcldl 81 %
CnAREMAGNEs EASY VICTORY
The stc.plccIase over the fun course had only four
81 rtcrs, Bomkc Cochran Noltare. Ranger aud wooster
being Withdrawn. The four were Dawess Char
nomagno CaeeI, 157. gM. Konnoyl McBrles geld
ine Niot Pickett fG 100 McGrlh, Irving ~ tD cs geld
irr Disturbance Cg a. l31. Hodges ana Shaw grllng
Mai r Nh"e q l6. l3j j. k'n1cy). Poo.-Nuor Ilcke'I
GlrO. thu cma-u 80. DIS mr. tucc -. Mayor wheeler
-. B00k9-M10r IrcHot even, Charlcmagne 10 .,
Major Wheeler 10 l. Disturbance g To l.
tnarlemaguc led aIl thr way uld won n der pun ny
ncor. Disturbance. M9o. Wheeler fuglous behind.
Time G:lC4. Manuals III 90
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.-Fire Yesterday destroyed the Yellow
Mill built i'm 1902 which was operated by t;de
water he fire was of ncendary origin aud the
loss $40, 900 :; 10 insurance. me Miss NGilie
Friday evening She discovered dead body IA the
vatcr'.....Nrs Tom Thumb denies that She Is en-
gagged to marry man five feet high; hUe Erl. J.
O. Drumm. lately Rector OF II. PauIs ChuIe,
started Yesterday to take charge OF large pa!!'h
in NcW-JtTscy. 81,
WusrroKr-Tx- Governor II. B. Bigelow, with
party. caught b,aokh>h in the hlroor YESTERDAY,
throwing In Is at Georges Rock. Between uloO's
he said that Mr. Harrison would doubtless 10
elected Governor
SoUIH NoRwArT.-The Womcns Chr tan ign'
pcruuce Union County Convention WI. Ice ntu ~
ia, Methodist Episcopal Church Oh "Wednesday
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MIR. sCHoONMAKER AT BlNCHMdToN.
ny TaLEIKNrI - TnE TRlnuNel

BINGHAMroN, y. Y, Sept. 13.-By invitation
Of the Republican County Committee f. Y Schoon-
maker of NewIorS dress. large mceu w here last
evening. Matching docg ItioIs came from different
parts II the city, and the Armory. capable of holding
5000 people was packed Numbers were turned away
from the doors George w. Lyon, chairman OF
the County Committee, called the meeting to
order and Moses T. Winton, expires dent OF the Win
ton Manufacturing Company was chosen pres dent. He
sad that ne believed that the Republican party fostercd
industries AID the best friend Of OOh the laboring
MN and li. cuul0ycr Mr. SHOEMAKER SPOKE for two
hours. HIS speech not part san address, nut was
calculated 10 show tie working Cpl" tcu duty IN the
prcGe mra!-u Che greeted his utter luccS again
and again and The Republic were gratihed beyond
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OF the National Rife Association at Creesnoo, :.
tlhuous matches, comprising the Directors. An neen
Continuous, Governors and Msrksmen's baao.' 'uefs
finished The first was won by John IL Rro.. NeN
ascore 2l, tho prize being the Directors, cAa,-a
ship gold badge. The awards In the three other
tons viii not be made until Monday. Tho w,eH
Cup was won by J. W. Todd with a score Of 12a or,
possible $50 points. General sheridan's ss,rm.A.'
match was evenly contested by teams OF six f,,
3D. Sd, 4th and 5th y. g. Artillery 23d 18Th ana ,e Sas
Regiments, u g. A., and y. 3 Engineers Team g. -
OF the fth u. T. Artillery with 3si point. 40 30
30 Odd Regime q. being second with score OF an No
prize was slyereu 70 become the property m * me
ganzsOn winning IL twice, also bronze medal Or
member OF the winning team. in the Prcslent,. eeea
c. W. Tfinman, ID Ma sachuse'ts, was the w,n a en-
the first stake with score o. 90 points. n T IoeL OF
who stood nird on he prize list entered protest :,
Human did not appear tn UNIFORM As specified IN ,s
rules Ihe Executive COMMITTEE sustained the prtesS
winner. ' NR
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CENERALLOCAN IN MICHIGAN.

BAY CITY, Mich, Sept. 13.-Gcncral Logan
and party rrvci here a. 7:3p oclo last evening and
were ~ boy Thousands al he depot Taey were driven
g. TIE SHAT Hnk build ng in an open coach, attached
to which were four hors 5. Their reception cItLu
sIastc. At ia, hal an audience estimated at 1000 Lad
gathered leaving 80 standing room. and several lui-
dreds unable To gain entrance. The speakers
were General Alecr, Gene al Logan, General Spd ng
al Monroe; Icuton mchctt, oi saginaw. nj c. T. Cb-
son Of b city. The -pC" hos iutcr~pcr-cd with
Inu- C. Al "a, Fraser House, Geueras Logan ana ger
held a informal reception last night Thy ict tins
ILOrIns for Detroit VIA IOrt Huron.
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LAWN TENNIS IN CENTRAL PARK.
AN INTERESTING TOURNAMENT PLAYED INTO
THE TWILIGHT.

THE TWILIGHT.
A well contested lawn tennis tournament
iuglc and double, held in Central Park Friday
and YESTERDAY. six clubs, the Columbia College New
York University, tho New-York cry Of New
YOrk, the St. Ions Cas- no and the Law
Clubs took part The final game OF the sin gcs will be
PLAYED on Monday afternoon Besides the set games
there number a private clubs at pay. The
grounds the Ninetythrdst. entrance Of the Park
set with twenty-five nets.
The tournament lascd till after sunlOwn, when play
ers nets and balls became ndsnct in the twilight and
the cold wave made ITS presence felt But the m st
interesting games came this time. The players
enthusiastic and warmed to their work. and re 10th to
stop. The results of tue games for both days
follOwsi
In tho singles, the first round II ldreth Defeated
staohleourg BY or >; Eliot defeated Ordway
o toll; K. y. Kenyon beat Seymour 10 2; Allen de-
featcd Cummings 6to4; W. II Kenyon defeated Staff,
@ to 0; and schlcs.uger beat Chapman to l.
In the second nd Eliot def ated r. y. Kenyon, 10
Hlireth defeated W. H. Kenyon, 70 4; Acu defeated
Cunning ham To > scesnger forfeited to Crndu, and
(ranI,ll beat DIN more, To ..
In. 10 lbcs brought active p y and put me con-
ie-t ants 10 their best Ell IT'S I'm the frs round lun
lcb,rg and IIl3rolh The first two won
by $ orc Of to a.d 70 3, IN king the b ST two
ecs ont of fhr Q. Then Crudtl and Decker deic e.
the TWO han b or 'crs. . 10 T. : % D ami - io P
tuuni -ham and Allen def ated the Kenyon Er -hcrs
20 q. tod and to :. Eliot ana tNnW defeat u
Deck and Crrdp. by sco.e %. q tO ani To- l.
tunli cham and Allen scored yic.uy Over Decker dD4
Gran ltl 10y Is 10 ud too TIA" final H.t NI- t" tlr
0car.t IIfo' and fum"in-- a. '7a. i..n g. ei-
were beaten in urn by cir opponents t0 Jnd 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14

mittee is hard at work on the list OF speakers The num-
- n prominent speakers is constantly increasing win
each week there will increased number OF spoakers
sent forth into the state. Among inc uociinnts
ceived nv the Committee Yesterday was an advertise
ment signed by william II. Barnum, chairman OF lGe
National Democratic Committee, Offering 10 SET an klnS
OF campaign materials torches, helmets caes, kLns'
hadees-eyeryhng in fact, that an impeeuious Delno
Graf can desire except mules"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14
NnrEs OLE THE CANPALGN.

Mr. p VI Dale, # Brooklyn, vrtc~ from D"hsYlH''
y Ytata vote for Presi.eu.iI c1nli was taken
on ia cN .ur,iou train T. y a-ara Fails flied WIN '
from LIVINGSTON and 81 Ub n con ties, comprising Ih-
crs nee arics and German aiusaps. IN" rsm Was:
Blame l55; cleveland, 10; -. john, %; Butter 3;
Bclya l. ckwo II, D.
The XNith Assembly District Republican Association
cccpra cd the COOL news from Vernon and Va me- hy 70
rcccpuo. i'm ifs rooms. No. 223 ur'4ve, on Ffida,
cvcuiuc. Jancs DAILY acted master OF crom mi.
,lusic was furnished 10y Professor Hyucr ami Andrew
Cirolan. william H. Wloahau made ron. ing spec ..
There were oiuor cXcrois and r.fr slnet~, Ai fla
cltrcrn- broke ug w.,n ru-Is cAe.., for bIune '"d
Logan.
Tdcponl.ut III inc and LOGAN Climb of The INt1
Assembly u,tIic or .anizci Friday nj -hi at No 23
West Twolith-st. and elected the following oihrr-:
William Noltg merry, pr sid t.; james Honr-on' vice
pres dent; 10 crh tr,a urer, AID john Wilson, 7''-
Rotary.
James f. Furnau and few ot or Rcpunl cu. %. t'i'
civ ar. tur mcmb. # the 70 frt Voters g. u'c 900
Club" about to nc nlci, AID 10 Doe romno'rl eN
clu,ivcly young men VIII vii. cast @ hs' Iir-ldn'-
.i.I Vote. in November i.r D.. .i.. I'-t..
1.r c.IG ,u ll-a~tc meet u ' On" Iu'p'.c or 'r-
caui.u- 70 Balm and Logan club Was Doe 81 "l %. -. 'I
r.y % FIlaI y.niur Many N'N-s .u.h Nol A. '"l
Oh. fist time t.- VcIr ~gncu no loil Professor l~'
T. Iw WIS d1IN cccI. Urc-lu W Hnd 'i p -..b .N'
n otinc speeches were also 300 ot h} William d. .Uh-'
AVID John A Weeks lr