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EXCITEMENT OVERA YEGRVSARREsE

Ever nee wednesday. when Clara Leirow the hr'ee"
yearold daughter John Lerow, OF Bresau L. L. was as
aued by negro citizens in the neghoorhood nave
searchne for him armed with guns revolyers KNIVES
forks and About O'Clock yes'err, NJ,
noon as Constable John Wood standing IN Deer rat
ave- Babyon he was accosted by young coored man VINO
said: :" Understand you are looking for me"
What fort" asked the CONSTANCE .,,o, uou,.
"Why for girl business the man repuhe name az
dramatically arrested and locked He gave nls nd ~
bares Nils age twenty.two Babylon He was WORKING
dTing the summer In OF the hotels al flre isi ~
aite He denied anything TO do WIN ne gr
but though long they were looking tor nun nr @
ter rive Rmself MP girl dentine te
her assaIant When the villagers heard tl~t lhe man ~
been arrested they appeared anxious 10 go 10 t hem
tate he Ia W into their hands. An extra guard hds
piacd around the building The excitement was ~ s
last night that It was feared the ponce ''A'''A
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GENTLEMEN OF ENGLAND.
}. Run out !.


RUNS AT OF EACH WICKET
Pu1tApELPH1AFYrst fnnfno-1s 49, 80 49, 49, 81 "a, o.
1l5. 1875. - 49, 49,.
ENGLISH GKyrLBMEy-Itrst fnnfng-2l, ~, a. lOl w.
200, PA. 200. 22i. 235.
After short interval Phalephans began their second
Patterson aud A scott 70 he wckes
defend them bowling OF auckland and Cottre
ottrsl bowed first was also that q
Patterson Bucklsnd 10 the ropes or Tour ana
single again cut TO leg Tor Two anu scot put ,
hot from the the bell rang for dinner he pair
had scored twenty When play was resumed COel oegan
10 pu on steam his bowling proved to DC sneetve Dut
one run Of his 1rst overs was
n error of Saunders allowed Scott 10 increase MS score
run amun by welman at the wicket patterson
been out having been forced 70 run ~ SCOT
on ball The first twenty minutes ~ the DAT gave
ten runs sending TO thirty HneHaycock thefl
bowled wicket sending auckland TO the nela
COttrell in the meantime was keeping mp ms Puzg 9o"
The ball under tne ropes TOT TOUR
Scott another run and three
scored bye and leg bye Forty was up AZ
this Roller went In TO bowl In the place
OF inc and Buckand also came back 70 thr lower
wicket after this change he Dowed Scott
The frat falling a. j. b. Thayer took the bat ana
AZ he was bowied by for 10 two wickets for 81
A. Newhpll took his place and ON Rotherhans rst o'e
he stumped for 40; three wickets for 30 W. u
Morgan the bat and after making one run was
cang6 in the slips by Core Buckland -four wickets for
So A. Newell tried his luck but fell victim 10 f0rte5
enc for five for 90. His brother Bob took MS
place sixth wicket fell for 10 alston succunbng 20
SottreI AZ wicket Bob Newell did excellent work and
when the 1877 bOwled by Kotheiham seven
wickets l37 II. g. Brown soon followed mimi elgh
wickets l42 j. f. Clarke went in and was caught ioi
for the day he not out The total had
not been addedto to. The following is the score
PHILADgLPHIAs.
Second iEnfn1-43, 81, So So, 49, no. 1871 lag, l43.
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PHILADkLPHlAS.
Second irnfng-43, s4 SO. So, SO. no. 1871 l42 l43.
NEW.YORK LAWN TENNIS CLUB

NETWORK LAWN TENNIS CLUB TOURNAMENT
The New. York Tennis Clubs open tournament was
ended YESTERDAY The play good Miss Miller and Miss
Leslie being in the ladies' doubles Mrs Badseiey
yielded the prze Leslie in the second singles
on account OF Illness The winner Of the first prize gentle
mens singles Wac o. g. Campbell OF the Brooklyn Heights
Lawn Tennis Club young gentleman under sixteen years
This makes ia tennis tournaments won
last week Messrs Campbell Coey defeated for the
doubles by L. f. McMulen and C. Hobart The following
was the result OF the tournament
LADIES SINGLES.
FINAL Round Miss Smawood beat Miss Leslie 6-3 c.
Second Prze-Mss Leslie beat Mrs Badgeiey by DEFAULT
LADIES DOUBLES.
Final Round-Miss Miller and Miss Leslie beat Mrs.
Badgeley and Mrs. Brock IS, G-l.
GESTLEMEN's SINGLES.
Fourth Round-R Perkins beat w H. Whitman 20 I'll
90. r. Kugge- beat j. NJ ThOmls Cd, b-3: o. Campbell
beat J. Hill 2 90; G. Hobart beat X 6 sands o. -
nm Round-P. Ruggles beat X. Perkins %, u; "
Campbell beat C. Hobart 81, 81 , , .
F1hal Round-O camp bell beat p Ruggles c. Go ca
GESTLLMEN's DOUBLES
Third Round-E. p McMullen and C. Hobart beat j. A
H. Coney beat +. A. hopkins and p Ruggles 81 81
Final Pound-E 7. McMullen and C. Hobart beat o. camp
bell and Il. II. Coney 4-6. 6-l Ga, 6-L
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Earned Detroit 3 New lOIk 2 Two UdSe I,s-
Rowe :; Brouthers Ewing. EsterDrook, Deaslty.
j. Gerhardt l. Three base hits brouers l; Passed balls
Ewing Camel 2. pitches keefe, conway, 2
FIRST base balls Detroit Network. First base on
Detroit New. York q. Struck Out-DetIOI d
New. York Double plays-Ward and GeIhsIdti OahLei
and Rowe Umpire-Mr Phil Powers. Time-loo
fudge Donohue Yesterday made the injunction against
pitrher smith permanent smith. however, Is allowed 10
play Tor the remainder OF the with the DerCt cup
ha club cannot reserve and he III have TO live up
10 his contract play with the New York club next season.
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WHAT yAcHTsMEN ARE TALKING ABOUT.

Most of the prominent yaehsmen sl out OF town
,g nm their Yachts Tie few who stroed into the
York yacht Club evening discussed the probable con-
tents Of the letter Mr. Bell the chal
for he and read the English and mer
The formal challenge O MI Bell wiz
DO laid before club by the secretary John IL Bird al the
meeting. -. . 4.
The result Of the sachem Miranda race was surprise 70
no one II was foregOns conclusion That The white
sohOoner would victorious The relative merits OF the
Thets stranger have been conclusvey Tested before
thai the result ALEC matter which excited
slight interest -, -, a., -.
of the anhaka Club and II probable that there VIII be
HE
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NEVS From THE SUBURBS
THIEVES IL WHITE PLAINS.

when the family Of Justice hiram Pauding who lives In
a.; thieves ransacked DIV yelling. They opened bureau
dIwers warroOes turned bedding upside down and threw
appare over floor the greatest confusion They
carried away pairs OF gold earrings geld 6reaspn sod
STacees gold himbles silver napkin handsome gOId
nsI and many family IN gold and silver After hav
% secnred this booty they 70 the pantry. destroying
what they did not want to cat $1,000. o 49,,
The thieves then went TO the private hotel Oh george ee
ana rohhet boarder George FREEING OF SLY and silver
atch The house Of thomas Slaery Chaterton Ill., WAS
entered through the nearly Thing In tho house
box full VI money lne ooteoh
o. oloa WAS nut disturbed.
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ADDISON, Oct. 2 (SpeciaD The lid Distric.
Republican Assembly Convention today renom'ns'eu
nv acosmatou for Member OF Assembly the present IN
cumbent, c. u. Baker. Of Corning. Inc Cons.ceso
delegates were instructed to vote Tor Ira DsVenPoi~
WATERFOWL, n. Y, Oct. 2-Ceorge Kelsey, OF
Ther.,a. WAS nominated by the Democrat" OF the ila
Assembly district mis- afternoon for Member OIL A''o
bly, by aocamation.
WARSAW. Oct tSpeeiaD.-Tho Wyomihs oo""'
Democratic Convention held at warsaw to-n"y NUM-
mated George Wright, OF Pike, for Member OF A''on'
bly, ,,,
HERKudER n. " Oct Q (SpeeiaD.-The Repuohcap
County Convention held hore to-day Unanimously nom
mated Patrick H. McEvoy, OF Little Fasfor Member Vi
Assembly No other was presented 70 .no o oo
vrnton Mr.. McEvoy ia iorty swyer, ann 10 pupu
lar His election q conceded By the Democrats VINO
failed TO nominate candidate.
ITHACA Oct. (Spec,aD.-Walter @. smith, ea'or VI
The Ithaca Republican, was nominated for Assembly man
by the Tompkins County Convention which met moro
afternoon The nomination was great surprise 10 a.
semblyman Titus, woo expected to DO returned W Al
bapy this year.
TROY, N Y, Oct. 2-At the Republican convention VI
TIE I'D Assembly District of Rensselaer, County touaS'
J. Irving Baucus. OF schaghtcoke was nominated luz
Assembly man.
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TIE sTILErrO BEATS THE NARY POWELL.

The little steam yacht stetto and the Mary Po"e na
race Yesterday and stietto again punctured e ro"e
record In race OF nearly two hours, the steo won ny
,n,v minutes Tho race was early in the morning Tho
Powell was returning her regular trip TO PougheepS"
and was met by the about fifty miles up the as1m
The Powell wanted invitation 70 race Out ute" up IN
seht OF the Stiletto and they went on AT ral's
Powell has made. Il IL SAID. twenty ou , ~ eayei
her from defeat Stilelto has taken Out her
admers Increases her speed mile an hour ~ GER
enabled her defeat her oldtime rival
flanu
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ARREARS OF TAXES PAID BY THE CENTRAL
The Tax Department assessed the roadbeds ana
tracks of the NewYork Central and Hudson River and
the Harlem Railroads lying within the city limits as
real estate This contested by the railroad com-
panes, aud the case carried through the courts
1t was decided adversely to the companies Ihero
were arrears Of taxes for years These with tne
interest made the amount due SloOOOO. ms was
paid yesterday to A. s. Cady. chief OF the Bureau OF
Arrears OF Taxes in the Finance Department ~ was
tnrned over nv MIR Cady to the City Chamberlain to-
gether with $50 43O H. additional arrears OF taxes
from other aources.
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HOME NEWS.
pPONyNEyT ARRIVALS.

Fyh dr.nue Hote-Governor A. Alger OF Michigan s3s
Leutenant olone Fairfax Ellis and u
Yuee OF Florida NeU York HoH-Jose 1ongos.o oP
ish Consul at Philadelphia. St. 1ahes h"'eS M - Wv
satto M PHILADELPHIA
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IRVING HALL PRIMARIES.

The Irving Hall organization Last evening hold primaries
IN Tho various Assembly Districts throughout the oiy and
elected delegates to various conventions PROMINENT
oong those chosen were Robert Mooney, president oil he
Ensrf Of Aldermen City Judge L. Ehflich A9usdact
Commissioner b. l. kidseway OF senators Charles coz
pemarest Henry stoners Harry Genet Joseph MO
viii be held al irving Hall ossbsr u the
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FUNERAL OF GENERAL BOWEN.

funeral James Bowen who Died on WEDNESDAY
overio"sng the Hudson rhe services conducted by
hs Leroy Of zions Episcopal oauIoh g. D0oS
Church hastings Tho burial wss At the
Dudley FIELD Charles A. Peabody. Frederick W. Seward
John Bigeow, o, CLARK and j. B. H. stranahan Among
tbose and MIRA Atterbury Miss Atefbury
Mr. and Edmund Clubhouse Walter Lvingston Geo
iothery William Barnes Miss Harriet A. Weed MIRA Aneh
Mira DR.. Ludlow. Mrs DE- Bnsse and Thomas y brennan
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NEW BRreHToy-Fire yesterday destroyed the houss o
Roger Mucahey In EIeventhst The loss was estimated
50 the Continental Company for 5000 Dan
lei colns honse adjoining was damaged to the extent
5000 insurance.
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wEsrcHEsrER COUNTY.

The Republicans Of weschster County VIII hold conven
White Plains october 10 for the purpose Of nomna
ing candidate for Representative In Congress from the
X1vth District Tho convention for dominating county Of.
Friday evening elected John w. Lounsbny John Clapp.
Clement d Camp william L. Ward, Edwann ~ .o"a11
William H. Boyd represent the town AT the county, AZ
sembiy and second Assembly District Conventions
MOUNT VERxoS.--The annual parade OF the FrefDepart
rnent will TAX oil o Wednesday
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NOBODY cor TIE BRUSH.

The arst OF the fall meetings OF tho Meadow Brook Hunt
Club took place yesterday at tho Kennels Mesdo"
proot l. Shortly after o'clock Mr. Rntherturd who is
acting master hounds Ill the absence OK DIT Moka
crossed lie elds Meadow followed by Mold OF
thirty nye among whom we're Miss BIRD MIS-. Hidden Mrs
rary Elliott Roosevelt STANLEY MortDer r. A. APPLETON.
lanes ernOchan D. r. Laner, Middleton Burr ugoI-
Ton Winthrop, Dudley Winthrop Andrswa ihoms- Ielfy,
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SOUTH FRAMiNGHAM, Mass, Oct Z.-It II
earned that H. X. smonds. president OF the Franklin
County National Bank. at Greenfield mas reHsnso On
account OF the Investigation Of tho banks affairs BY
p.nk r,aminer GstcheIL IL Is alleged that abous
s34 900 IN paper Of questionable character. mostly
that of onds into possession OF the psnk
simond, IA a large stakeholder In the bank, the pros
neritv OF which ~ somewhat impaired OF late. and u ~
hongnt n. resorte1 10 proper methods TO make gooo
nj. os.es The examiner states that the bank att
solvent, and can continue business " PA's'"s "'''
lands
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BEATS CUMMINGS.

LONDON. oct "a race between w. g. George anu "
Cummings for the tenme championship and $500 side was
run at the Aston Lower Grounds BIRMINGHAM loIay x
was won by George Cummings stopped overapped AFTER
running a little over FIVE miles
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II T. stuart A. D. Purdy, Reno IaMon.agne, p r. Coner;
Alexander ouean and r. Gray Griswod After Jonrney VI
eont mile the for was let go did and from what
be learned still going The hounds gsye ne sy ap h e
harn soutb Tor three miles closely ioO"eu
hunters when the lost II was quickly rexa ,
however and exciting chase over az easteTy not
founi
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MARINE IN1ELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises B55 IS Moon sets 1908 Moons age
wArEG
4 M-Sandy Hook ll:43 Gov. Islt. -, nemnrate- i,y
P.M-SandY Hook. - Gov. lsiN OVo ic"PA1o- ~.
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NOMINATIONS FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

Congressional Conventions October 10 the a ,. ~
Conventions the 1871 and the Aldermen 'on'o"' w.
fhe
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NAMED ON THE 10Th BALLOT

UTICA, n. Y, Oct 2.-Qn the l39th palio'
the XXIvth District Democratic Congressional oV".
vention IN Cherry Valley yesterday nominatsa 1uuS
CsorSe W smith, Of Herkimer. by vote oil 2! 70 -
FOR Dayenport Schoharie aud Herkimer joined as"n'
Otsego.
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large crowd 20 Iatonia to-day The weather was IAN
and the truck in good The races resulted as io
lows: . 49,, owos
FIRST RAcE-PURsE 5000 SEVEN FURLoNGs
r Franklin's Dr. T. Keunebec. by GlengarIy h sihecn
,Sy,,gsr!s b. m Fvangeiine O. lO2. Cooper
" T. SCOTS b. C. PocomOke 3. 100 ....----1O"NhsVo"'
nj. o,o, .,rond 81 ? PecomoEe So Vulcan $40. field
S25. Won by neck. good u'hu - ,,.o,.
SECOND RAcE-PURsK $500; SELLING SIX FuRIoNes'
n Rockers ch LisIand. by Lisbon Miss Crosssna
II - s.ye en- Oh x wahoo g. lO5 ......-.. stovaD
II A uonirTs D. {. Dancing KID 3 1l3.----.(lu rhof'
-. D., e,on. avg Fise y 81 Dancing KID so Held
s2s nner start TO hnsh ana won ny 'e"sU'
poor thiId -oo $1,000
rutKp RACE PURE $500 oSE MtR AND goo y AIDE H.,
u r. pulsiiers en- C. Joseph by Oeneig susie In
wool, = i gsi,,ns b c. jim Gray s. oyngonl
=. g. Cocks b. h Monocist o 4y7 --'''-----''-N
$40 Sit Joseph 40, cVid Dan go "'41
SIS Won Oh the post by length good thiTd $500
FOURTH RAcE-PUlsE 1850 InEkkl EAh-oLD filAh'' i-O
J-bnp a. Morgan's D. Flora L. by LoDgteo"-N e1aton'
J. ~ pauis cl Ilera. lO5 -. spiaS
=" " flme-l 31i 1900 A..
Pools-Flos l. sos Malga r. So Lera So neld sIo' Won
easily by two lengths. poor thiu -
F,frn RAcr-srgSGBok STAKES; THREE-YEAH-oLDsi IL
Tastin & Iarabee's Oh. c. Montana Regent by regent
Christine ~ cac,, 20 Kelly
.Iwspsb C. SILVER Cloud i2s. murphy
- 80 Timo-2J4. 1900 49,. -.
Poolssver Cloud barred Guenn sd5 heid sS' Won oy
length 20 third
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THE BROOKLYN LACROSSE TEAM BEATEN.

tween the Brooklyn, N. Y and the Druid teams vi 's ~
Qaved this afternoon Oriole Park The Baltimore
team was victor having eleven goals 10 one so "on
by the Brooklyn team.
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GEORGES SUPPORTERS IN GOOD HUMOR.

GEORGES SUPPORTERS IN GOOD HUMOR.
MUCH PLEASED By THE CHICKERING HALL MEET
ING-TnE FIRST CAMPAIGN BANNER Up.
Henry Georges headquarters IN the Colon
made Hotel full of cheerful faces yesterday Inc
Chickering Hall citing had surpassed inc hopes OF Tue
most sangune among its projectors and thoy were ohy
sorry that the Cooper Union had not been selected In
steal Mr. Georges face wIeathed III SMILES an Lie
aid that he was more confident than ever OF his success
nj the pos There was large increase In the number
Of visitors at headquarters aud nearly every inquiry WAS
for the next Mayor" few days ago MI george sat
for his picture and yesterday the first lot OF Autographs
renared from II for campaign purposes was received
mnng the visitors Mt Headquarters we're Colohe George
O. Jones' secretary OF the State EAe3uvs Cpmmt'ee OF
cha c,.enback Labor party John H. Smith, j. Francis
Darling J. Eye;sou, C. C. sperry Lucieh oan'"'' anu
A W Webb or Washington. Lsts when comprise b. Voo
names have already been handed III and IL Is e1pecteu
, ssveral Thousand more names viii be added to these
hoore the meeting Tuesday night. numOer Oh
ORGANIZATIONS sgnlhed their intention TO march IN
honv To the meeting been dc cided to present all
ns pet,t,ons to Mr.. George when the nomination Is
formally rendered to hin.
A. ,ns Headquarters OF the Campaign COMMITTEE NO.
,4l East Eghth-st, there was busy crowd ot commit
tee men ana district leaders. j. W. EMERSON co'reu
man said that tho coored people were enthusiastic Tor
Ar ooorre who had been nrn friend OF their race.
The action OF District Assembly No. 40 OF the knights
NJ which had refused to allow ITS delegates 10 stay
in a hotel in Richmond where Frank Terrell, the coorei
delegate was welcomed has had good effect on Tue
Georqe movement among tho coored men. TIC hoss
a A.soeiatiou An organization OF colored walters, mas
Inv unanimous vote resolved TO support MIR. George.
Among the other organizations which have PROMISED
their suppor are tue Constitution Club the aye ana
pnfar Frswers the Labor Club OF the AAl't u
Assembly District, and tue Journey men Iaors mon
which has decided TO tax eseh OF lts lnehoos 80
cenrs for tie campaign fund. number OF eoptIiDu-
items were received The largest was ohcek ior @Ioo
from q IL who wished MS nale hePt socto. %
.ay. he emp loys 700 people ConslderaDe money WAS
raised by cards at the Chekerlhs tiali
rhs fr,t or the campaign LOOK place.
last night ut FiftetnsL and Eighth-ave. a handsome
sner with the portrait OF Mr. George and bearing Ihe
IN orr ZION For Mayor: Henry George was placed
acro,s the street Speeches were made 10 an enthusi-
astie crowd. - ,.,., c,rh n, tba yytIrd As.
semby District hung out III U rh % .uo
largely attended meeting was held 81 Avenue ,C ana
rhrfsantl-st Speeches were made from truck Dy
caionel r. j. HuntoD J. j. Beain. Thomas j. f0rd ana
onrrs The Henry George Campaign CLUB OF the AVN
I.ssmblv District held large ana enthusiastic
heating at and htteth-st aud Third-ave
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STATEN ISLAND.

their Lady friends tally coach rode through Newark
and Oranges and witnessed the bicycle races ct Rosevs
| fhelrr
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OFFICIAL RETURNS OF THE VOTE IN VERMONT.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Oct. 1.-The
figures OF the cast in the last state election
az compiled by the Secretary OF state are as Follows
For oovernor-Ormsbee Qlsp) 37,7O9, shurtlen
u1em) 1887, soocy Pro), l54li GreenDack, ois'
seattoring IS Republican majority, 1879. - COO
Conrressionali lat Distrct-btewart lhep), !oooIi
BrIgbam (Dem) 6655i Greenback, l3S; scattering,
100; Republican majority. e,7l3 ia Distnet-drss a
ken y fs 6s5 Folsom (Dem) e.l7oi GreehDaok' ooi
scattering, D; Republican majority, lO44S'
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Referee-w. Ritchey. Cmpires-R. Hooper New h a
anu c. wade Boston. Goals-Bost0n, Ne"'ioiA l. A'
OF camel hour 80 minutes
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JUDGE sTITzEL NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS
READING Penn, Oct. 2.-The Republicans OF
the With Congressional District to-day UNANIMOUSLY
nominated ex-Associate Law Judge George ~ '''A''
Congress.
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GOING STE1 NERS.

IODAL
Vessel
Mails close Sans
Portuense (trampl. Brazil ports am . -"
TUESDAY. OCT. D.
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WEDNESDAY. OCT 6.
fvdian Monarch. Monarch. London.-... ~. noln.
Aller q Lloyd. Sth'mpn AMI bremen "oo AN Ho'''
THURSDAY. OCT. T.
White star Liverpool ....--..-- lVSO AN I'm
To- o Georgia. state Glasgow
Iessing. Iiamb. Amer Hamburg -"
o. Puebla, AleS'lru. Havana K Mex 30 NJ pu
Antillas. Alta. Uayu 'V VI -.
trinidad, Quebec. Bernnia- ---...-..-.--.. pm P'
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IERaEY CITY.

Ths Hudson County wheclmen tooh thef animal on'ss
Yesterday The members the machines accompanies W
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jim GRAY COMES IN SECOND.
MONTANA REGENT CAPTURES THE sPRlNGBok
STAKES AT LATONIA.

r.crxSAr oct 2The for the sprnglok stakes are"
larve crowd 70 Iatona to-day The weather was IAN
and the track in good The races resulted as o
lows: - s~ ,,,.,,oxcs
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NETWORK CITY.

There will be music the Mall in Central Park To-Day a.
D. H. by the 9TH Regiment Band under the leadership Oh
@. A. Cappa
General Newton yesterday appointed Bartholomew u.
Buckley inspector in tho Bureau OF ihcunOlhooe az "
arv of 81 300 He was formerly employed in the County
(sIo faoffca
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IoIian stop made the running IN % 49, " the
a. 80 with portco up. Eoan could not STAIN uc
s,,.n and when Gilman who had run waiting ny
- Innr stop better and male ule aOe a
a. he ansh Cilmsx won. however, by hau lehs' A'"s
f,op second. with Eolan third 800 =,
ro''.ra R.cK~uAspcAn SOS EACH. $50 ADDED; Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03

PORT OF NETWORK. -........sArUROAY OCT lSS
ARRIVED
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-01-06
Election Year.

This is golden letter" year with the
Wisconsin politicians for, in connection
with the regular spring election for town
and municipal officers, state officers,
members of Congress, members of the
legislature and county officers will be
chosen in November. From now onward
respect fitting their station in life as
voters will be shown "the dear people, %
and the politicians will place their am
billions at full tension during the months
to come in setting up the pins for a fat
Office or position of honor and trust.
In view of the interests volyed and the
large number of off GERS to be elected an
exciting political year is doubtless before
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-01-06

The fair of the ladies .of St. Bernard
church in RandalPs block closes this
evening, when the city lot presented by
Mrs. Dennis and other articles, will be
raffied of. The evening will be full of
exciting interest and everybody should
attend. The final windup will consist
of an oyster supper given by the ladies,
the place 70 be designated during the
evening.