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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE

Washington. Aug. 22.-Captain John +. Weston.
Comml,sa OF subsistence, has been relieved from
duty at Ncw-Orcans and ordered 10 special duty NJ
Washington.
Lieutenant Valentine :. Nelson and Ensign Frederick
b. Basst have been ordered 10 the Ranger by steamer
Of September 10. Chief Engineer Elijah J. Laws
ordered 10 the Pensacola. Lieutenant Frederick singer
ha, been detached from the Office Of Naval Intelligence
and ordered the Ranger. Llcuienants .. w Lowry
T. H. Harris. Charles i. Pond and George H. stafford
and Ensign Benjamin Wright, detached from the
Ranger and ordered home. Elsin +. r. Ill., dctac he'd
from the Baltimore, and ordered TO the Dolphin In
sign william 5. Clogc, detached from Tire Dolphin ana
ordered TO the Baltimore Ensign ". H. Fletcher dc
,achcd from the receiving ship Independence ANA
o,,lcrs.d Ia the Ranger. Ensign John r. Walters, de-
,,chcd from duty at the branch photographic once al
New. orleans and ordered Ia the Ranger. Ensign
T. VI Fnh, detached from duty at the Homestead
Stool Works Pcnns vana, and ordered D. duty AZ tlc
standard steel Works Thurlow, Penn. chief Eng
Dncr n H. IT, Wharton, detached from the Pcnsacola
and placed on waiting orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

for her The fourth heat much closer many thinking
Yorktown Belle had the best Of IT, but the 'uusos
gave Henrietta the place in 2:2o. The Buffalo marc
won the deciding mile in . 20
The IL pace called late and six started Eii"'
WAS the choice WariweII selling second BY an accident
which upset Marcnds's sulky and caused him 10 run
away the first slow one and went TO ba'soS
Wilkes. Marendes stopped unhurt but MS ur''i
had deep cut his hand, which had TO De se"eu'
Wardwc CAPTURED the second heat IN ISL, but was 20
snse,dy IN the next two that EmEa won la noieraN "'
THIS race IA 20 be finished I'm the morning while The rt VI
the horses 90 Hartford for the sixth meeting VI e
circuit. During the afternoon Belle Hamm uo'Oeu d"
exhibition nile in 1872, first half In ;0O.
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GLIMPSE or TIE OCEAN RACE.
THE CITY OF NETWORK STILL AHEAD OF HER
WHITE STAR RIVAL, THE TEuToSIc.

The first news Of the great race between tho O'ty
of New York Of the Inman Line. and tllc TcutonIc
Of the White star Line since tho rivals crossed The
bar on their way 10 Queenstown Wa received yes
teriay The New York va, ahead and lad gained
few miles on the Tcutonic up 10 the morning OF the
second day Of the race Thursday. Three steamer met
the racers and made reports. The city OF Berlin
OF the Inman Line. them first at CAB a. m
Oh Thursday According 10 the first officer Of TN
Berlin she met the city of NcwiOrk 372 miles on
sandy Hook and al or The fcutonlc. 300 miles
from the Hook But according 10 thc city Of berlhs
log which was sent ~ the ship News once. the
Teuionic was 3OI miles from the Hook. The latter
is probably the correct figure, because hour Later
tho N0rmannia. Of the Hamburg American Packet
Company saw the racing steamers, and The Ne"
York was about eleven and one half miles ahead oi
the Tcutonic. The Normannia met the Cliy Of New
York al 80 o. m. 80 mile, from sandy Hook and
the Tcutonic al o:15. BOthfstcamcrs were tearing
through tho waves at the rate Of nineteen miles an
hour.
The britannia, OF the White star Line. also
saw the steamers. at q. N. ono Of the Officers
Of the britannia said that he guessed that the 'ly
Of New. York was about three miles ahead. But The
Nornanna an unprc Idiccd spectator. probably gave
thc right figures. The WORK crossed the bar
aoit twenty minutes before the Tcuonic did, about
race Us not over yet, though the chances seem 10
favor the Sew Nor,. MI three steamers reported
that the CITY of Now York and the IcutOnic were
driving ahead at full speed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
,ou,vc p,crs At NEwBURG.

Newburg. ~ Y Aug - tsDechll.-lhe nrSs ua
-. 800 ~ the SewJurg Athletic Club this after
noon wer, sncccss The enthusiasm was great par'cu'
,,,,v over the single scu The course was Two
miles one mile north and turn Inc star''rs IA A,o
$1,000 hr,,hsr Elmer Simpson and John Pollock. Joe
ponoehue won In Is e5 seconds In the seeoud
ace N, the double scus the starters were the DQoanuc
brohcrs Samuel Schroeder and James Weeks r. aa
Kcuren and Isaac Schroeder. all OF Ne"oufR anu
',..an ad I " Iomhs Of Cornwall. The last three
~ rre not I'm a. the Donochuc brothers winning easily
in ~ minute Is seconds. The other three crews now
cor made an exciting contest Johnston and L"nos COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

Tho game at Washington Park 80 exciting yesterday
that ue spectators could not at stu In their seats Buy
one run va scored In full nine innings, and that by
Anson's team but they secured that largely because
Mcou,de did not notice o play closely. Glenalvin had
h ~ RIGHT field for two bases and moved up 20 third on
Ktircdgc- sacrifice. Stein sent ny 10 short len, when
Caruthcr- caught. but Glcnal'in easily scored The
Brooklyns protested that Glen@yin had LETT third base
before the ball settled n Catuthcrss hand but NC
Ouads did no, II and the run counted
Stein pitched a wonderful game. not man scoring or
even being ft on base thu last inning After two
men Caruhers got u first and bling or'ei on,
las Collins the latter naturally the only player that
was not retired Only twcnty-eght men striped 10 the
al, Tn. sr0re follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

two sacrifices gave six White helded brill
iantly. The score:
E HSatS% a. L9::.::ii 3 ] 9 9 Q %
Ba,ehi.s-l,oston 3. buffalo H.. Error.Bost1n 2 Bqf
falo l. Pchers-Maccen and Cunningham. oHpTe'-
Gaffney and sheridan.
Philadelphia, Aug. 22.-Knell pitched superDY THIS ater
noon Philadelphia players accorded him fautesS
support Against this combination Chicago could DO nothing
and easily shut out The score;
f ESIsSs,S Ct; L9...."S Q g 9 : 9 9 81
Basehts-Chcago g. Philadelphia 0. Errors-Ch'e,ago
g. Philadelphia o. PItchers-Knen and Baldwin UNI
pres-Eerguson aud HOlDert
The Philadelphia National League club scored announcer
easy victory over Pittsburs this afternoon The score
PnR s:Ss,gg 'N. Ll.. 9 ! 9 g o
Philadelphia 49, Plttsburg T. Errors1PhiIa-
delpha O. PittsLurg 3. Ptchers-osbom and treason
Umprc-Lynch
Toledo Aug. 22.-Toledo another game by nara
batting at proper time today Nicholson ieadHs WIN
three singles and u run The score
Toledo :........~o Q o 5
BasehitsJToledo IL, Syracuse g. ErI orsmaGNdG r ~
Syracuse ?. Ptchers-Spngue and MCCULLOUGH III"
pre-Docschcr. ,
Wilmington, Aug. 22-IIarrlsburg won easily from WI
min Eten to-day by the following score
W iI19Ti9Sats ...:..~S 9 . 9 2 Q S-l5
Ba.chlts- Wilmington 3. Harrisburg IS. Errorss-wir
mington TO- Harrisburg 1. Pitchers-AnuerSoh anu "'n
bic Umpre-llunt.
Newflaven. Aug. 2o-Baltlmorc made more hits than
the home team today but the home teams hits were
punched resulted in while Baltmorcs hits were
scattercI. The score:
Sew.Iaven ......"o 2 o %
Baschits-New.IIaven 0, Baltimore 0. Errors-New.
Haven g. Baltimore 4. Ptchers-Doran and Baker. Cm'
pro-Kclly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
Tho r,mo n, nrn,herhooa Park Yesterday would have

The game az brotherhood Park yesterday would have
exciting but for the fact that represented an aggr
cation OF lined up baltic array against nine g
mics The game between the NewYork and Cleveland
Players aud In Thurdays game the New orkers
won easily The local simply outplaycd their oppo'
nents at every point and the result never In doubt
Ewing retired in the sixth inning. as the game was SAFE
To save himself future contests. Brown took his place
behind the and did good STtcfc went to right
ncd In the third Inning Sutcline's In the second
inning was instrumental IN giving the New.Yorks three
when he los, control bali and nine Cleveland bAtnen
came 20 the plato. result four scored three
OF the number being earned Colonel T.. a. McApln the
president OF the Players league sat on the PLAYERS bench
and seemed 70 enjoy the battle hugely The was a.
follows:
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Han, hitting enabled Newark, to win an easy game

Hard hitting cnablcd Ne"urN u VIII 1'1 a., - -, =,
from Lebanon at Newark y'st'rlnE' " ,,,,o,,
,, , ,.s good lIc accepted twelve chances without
m o beside. scoring two runs and making three ni'S'
two Of them doubles The score: {,
Newark ~ 3 3 0 o o 3
na..nt,. vev,rlt H. Lebanon o. frrorS,NewarK, -
o,,,"on q pltchcr,-Sergd Price and Mu'dooh' UNI
uirc-Kctchum. .-,o ,os,ro 10
10 plea.e great number OF his patrons VINO "eS'
,.,tness ali games Byrnts has d'ciu'u 10 ca" "''
Games at Washington Park on SATURDAYS AZ 'o y ~.
nr, ,ror,s opportunity all to r'ach Trains anu o'"N
" a., ,,o,ng At the seashore and for a sunday III the
country. ,,, ara as follows 4:
s,,tcn Island Athletics VI. Crescc"'S, AZ n"'
Staten Island CrIckcts VI. Engi'""u '''u '
rhe Ycw.york aud Cincinnati League teams pay ~
49,, ,,o,o ,rounds to-day aud the Ne"'foFA anu ec'o-
,.,d plaver. teams at BROTHERHOOD fat"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
AN AWARD TO HARRIET r. TRACY.

puGalo " Y, Aug 22.-Judec Daniels has lande1
down decision In the Tracy Will case lie h'd7
,hot Harriet f. Tracy, daughter of Francis W. Tracy,
,1 ot contest her fathers WILL and Is therefore
t,Icd 10 the 100000 bcmcath"d Ia her. There was
clause in the will that If any lcratcc contested the
hooue,t should he void. The Will was contested by
Guardian. Judge Humphrey, IA her
behalf but Judge Daniel, decides that as she was a
elmer AT the time she did not personally contest the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

,,o ,,o Inability % hit Young was inc cause
-, n,,on. defeat today while Getlcn was b'tea rahcr
freely and the hits OF him were punched 80 ','' '"
,i,tors earned fve Of their eight runs Inc score =
Roston ~. L)........ 3 ? rs
rachit-Bo.ton T. Cleveland 10; EroIs-nITS minrer
Cleveland 4. Pitchor'-"etlrh anu i
Powers. ~, ,.,,oa ava poston
Cunnineham's wildness In the fourth inning gaV'
,olay,s game In that inning he gave slN o's w
and nit Drouthers which, combhed WIN WIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
MONMOUTH PARK

MONMOUTH PAih RACfso.
For a cool and delightful sail down the harbor and
An ENJOYABLE day at the races take the magnificent
Steamers Sandy Hook. Monmouth or St. Johns from
Pier No. g. North River foot Rectorst, at o. III a. m'
IL rs and / y IN.
All Rail Route.-Trains leave New-iorR' ioot VI
Liberty-st., North River, 8:l5. 9Io' lo'Io' Al 10
a. H. 10 30 special express. 12 :45 special express
] special express, / 80 p. N. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

close and exciting was played ot Eastern larN
Yesterday between brooklyn and Pttsburg PLAYERS
teams Pitt,burg seemed to have the best Of the p'tt'
ar.r the sixth inning but wards team rallied Ia tho
hu and scoring i've runs turned apparent defeat into
victory. 49,
The Drookiyn men played rather loosely early IN the
ram. and but for their rally and Roonsons error they
would have been beaten. Calvin was MT ny pdI''u
a n ,.os so hadly Injured that he had TO retire
Maui ui,hne out the game. Ward was still too sick
Ia MAY The score,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
OIL, MARKETS.

OH CIV Penn. Aug. 22Na:Iona Transit certificate
Sgs.rc sales $4,000 bbs charters. 3O51 bbls; ship
e. ~. II 3tO Dbl, S7,lJG bbls
III tshig penn Aug. 23-Ietrocrm National
Transit ccrtlncae- opened at sJ2c closed Si'c highest
Hridfofd Penn. Aug. 22.Naonal Transit certificates
o,encd AZ SHE: closed Sf'sc: highest 51sc; lowest
Stisce cIcarlnces. $4,000 bhls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
OFFICERS OF THE IRISH CATHOLIC UNION.

ST. Louis Aug. o2.-Thc Irish Catholic Benevolent
Union finished is sessions here this morning by elect
inc the following officers for the ensuing year and then
ad,ourning TO meet at scranton, Penn President L. VI.
ri. ar.t vice president. J. h. Radigan second vice
Das , icnt l. j. Neville secretary, VI. J. Griffin; treas
irer &. l.. O'Lcary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
THE p,ICu STALLION RACE OFF.

Boston Aug. 22.-Bu. hve acceptable horses having
been entered for Palch $4,000 reeoran stallion race
the race has been declared OF and 5000 Purse foF
stations in the o2O Class VIII be substituted. 70 be
trotted September Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

Tarned runs-New.York 1 (eyoIand 3. Fir@t u"-" On
errors-New-York /. Cleveland o. LEFT on satIsNew'
No,k fl cleveland B. First base on blls-Ou O.DaF D.
on McGni T. Struck QUITO Rourkc, shannon. Te6eaI'
Nc AIcer . Brennan. Mccall. Ihrce-baso hits ENns'
9 1870 -Ia,bin nrcnnan Two.base hts-Larkln.
o'Rnurke sacrifice ht.-Kichardson. whitney stolen
Ewing Slattery Whitney. shannon SUI
cline Deehan:v. Double pays-Stflcker LaIkin' Dsie f
hantv Stricken. Dclehanty and Iarkin via
pitchc--O Day .. Passed bAs-Brennan 2 Impires-
Knight nd Ioner. Timc--i -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
EX-GOVERNOR pow1E's STABLE SOLD.

saratoqa Aug % (spccialJ-on Saturday last IL WIS
announced I'm The Tribune that Ex-Governor Bowie would
,ot,ro from the turf To-day he has sold his entire stable
q, horses in training IN" Sire Brothers All but Belle
,o and Alarm Bell sold absolutely. but .hcse two
are TO be returned at the termination OF their racing career
o. ,ud prnoses as MIR intends ~ breed horses for
,bo turf az his farm In Maryland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

=. a., nm uog year, In politics, but never'neess -
nrbn 70 70 be made interesting to voters IN many sgc
therefore srsS ySs will dn be Of S Her
Repgoahs Oh were talking together about Ths
Tor judge Of m1t .ns Se%r sad would
one who's name i Iud dec Rar lie Democrat ous
then AZ present H gasS OK me hS %y opinion
NO; s mominnte Republican. We are gong "
carry the Statc.'
W ny Wv replied senator Hendricks. me kcp"V'
,oon norty always carries New.lork w,e. mo- in
ncam p interest taken In election, ana thec y e., y,
ss st "ne The Ballot Reform ana the kesst.as,oi,
acts have already aroused an interest whic he Voters
an" he nos There are few voters but tnat a.0
anxious 10 go into election booth ana Try ,ns Nh" tbc
a,nction system. In country towns espec,aiIs e.o
acr,t booth and official ballots will have all inc az
sartiveness TO farmers Of Barnum's circus enec-
ipate q very large vote-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

Earned Chicago I. Brooklyn o. f,r't o1@r Oh
rrrors-t hlcago >. Brooklyn q. Ift On h'''-"
l. Rroohlyn L. Twoiasr hlt-''l"nal'!n' nt''n "a,
tonnfy Burns tthica,o. Sacruce hltN hlttI,u-' -
stein. Double pays-Pmkrev, Collins ana fouA, ,1.'u
smith aud fout. Buns, to"n"y ana Ah,"h ny Nv
nifrh,if ..n-on. StrucS out olin~. iWNh'N' huI7
iirooklyn' Terry - Co1n.,, Burn, Chicago "ruaN
80, ltr.f bi., on balloon Terri !, On ~t'iu 4
p.,,,d ialls-D,ly l. Umplre-McQuadr Ilmc-l ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
PITTSBURG (P. b.

Earned runs-Broolyn q Pittsbure l. L.. f U n
,uiyn 81 pIttsburg r. First base on errors broCN
3 Ftsbnrg g. First base on eaSo9SI SnnGsv ys
"cr Carroll Kuehne Calvin. Sacrifice hit-M'Wnv ,
!? orr weyhns ViTner na.'GS1 lia9on Two6asc
bIts nancr Iccklcv Corcomn Maui: y Donmc Mani
IS,"esiro' pea rec and SNYDER. 1ime-2 OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
.OTTTH PARK RACES.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
Special trains leave New York from stations loot OF
Cortandt and DeSbrOsses streets every Race Day a'
II 80 A. NJ, II 90 noon, and IL 80 T. NJ, anu On
saturdays only at 100 7. NJ; returning imHeuiseB
after the races. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

Iarn0d furs-Now York 3, Cncnnlu 0. FifNt ba,r Dy
rror>-New. YORK o. Cincinnati T. Lett on bases-Nrw'
York t. Cincinnati TO- First base bals-Daiy D. Mul.
anc = >truck out-Tlernan ., Buckley, Denny. Home
Tlrrcbase hit-McPhce. TwobaSc hits
Whistler d. ard. sacrifice hts-ClAsScock, latham Mari
. Reilly KNIGHT, Harrington, Muldnc. stolen bases
i.assctt WHISTLER Double playS-Latham, Mclhee Reilly
hit by pitehcr-McPhcc Knight. UmThe-stFei' Tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
NETWORK WINS AGAIN.
CINCINNATI YIELDS A LEAGUE GAME.

LOCAL PLAYERS TEAM HAS AN EASY TINE
GOOD CONTESTS IN OTHER CITIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
SELLING
The pool sales were {:

First race-Kine,t on out. Kitty Van s3i Cannot $780,
rem scaod yace"Wfrcd s12O. Amon: SO. clio $50.
uaTaudcr $50 Gunwad $50. Gypsy Queen 40 led reno"
fhird rs,.-Ios Angeles $50. Ben Harrison 81 Wary
Frth y9ccMaraudcr s2j. Outbound e2l Hamlet s2i
Ofalece $40 Costa Rica sl2 Profgate Sill SOnnFDioOk
FIN racc-Ballyhoo $50 OcyDcte sl7 Ganymcde az
pav,n0nd ga Chapman Hli Lynn sI3. Susie 3 H.
bohemian sl2. Marie Lowell $40. Bcttlna sS Over o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

Asscmblvmon James s. Whipplc. OF Cat,,n aaauSSu
Comfy Republican who has just been np non. TO- ~
fourth time for Assemblyman, announces 'h"' NJ ="
candidate for speaher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

Asscmblvman Milo NJ Ackcr, OF HornelisvIlc %no
has hcen SPOKEN of as possible candidate Tor speae
~ the Assembly next year, is reported TO De sec MI,
the nomination for Congressman ~ tne AAiT Sbs dis
tr,c. steuben Yates and ontario counties ins us
trIct IL now represented by John Rsines hepuoioa"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
NewiIaVen 5, Baltimore 2. Newark IA, Lebanon 3.
Harrisburg 10,Wilmngton 9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NewYork 4, Cincinnati 3. Philadelphia ~ Pittsburg o
Chicago l, Brooklyn o. Cleveland 8, Boston 9.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Brooklyn 7, Pittsburg 5. Boston TO- Buffalo s.
NewYOrk IL, Cleveland g. Philadelphia 7, Chicago o.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
| MR.. FAssETr AND THE sENATORsHIP-TH1
| FARMERS LEAGUE-AN INTERESTING

al Think said Governor Hill, that II the Repub-
leans have a majority Joint ballot In the coming
Legislature, they will reflect William NJ. Evarts as
United states Senator
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THE SANDY HOOK ROUTE

First race at 2 80 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

Ex-senator Warner Miller Governor Hlls rival for
the Gevernorship in 1885, has also as it oddly hap
pens accepted two invitations to speak at county fairs
lie will address the farmers Of Oswego and onondasa
counties at Three Rivers August 80, and the Del
aware County farmers at Delhi on september 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

spca6er ns,ed ~le Ie'' have secured the con,
r,c. Tor hallastlng with rock the New York Centrn
hallway from 10 bri ,SS ae shS s o@
ongai0 "a Chicago I have the best rock crushing
machine in the United states" Mr. Ilnstea ana nov
state what is the fact that ms partners ~ I,o e'c
,rSo are rx-Mar,hal Louis F. Payn. OF chatham, anu
Michael j. Dady, Of BROOKLYN both Republican poll
ocS on The Hudson River but the partners Hustled.
nadv and pawn have also bought of OK Governor Cor
nell a farm on the Hudson River near New Iiahi'
hnnc which contains good rock directly alongside the
trar NJ the Hudson River Railroad. This new quarry
at New Hamburg has already been opened, ana any y
ono who is curious can the Italians al work az II
inst above NcwlIamburg. getting out the rock 70 Dali
last the Central.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

The Republican convention Of the XXth Congress
sonal District will he held at schenectady on sep
,cmber g. The district has within IT. limits lns
counties Of Saratoga schenectady Montgomery fnitoh
and Hamilton. Tic present Republican 'ohseSsind'
q Iohn sanford. who is serving his first term. Mr.
-, h. ,boroughlv satisfied his constituents, and
therefore there is no question Of his denomination al
the convention By a unanimous vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

Tie Farmers League IS In state OF commotloh over
a call which has been issued for conference OK tho
leading members Of the league at Albany on sep
tember . This call has been signed by George l..
Powell president of the National branch of the league
By s. e.. spauldng. corresponding secretary OF tho
state league and by many Of the vlce-pcsidents.
The declared object OF the meeting Is to increase the
Executive Committee Of the league, and TO give i's
work in this state n decided push.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
SEVENTH RACE-WELTER HANDlCA
s75D ADDED. SIX FtRLO
IGHTH KACL-SWEtFHI Ahf@o' 41''II,I1-' -
yTAROLDS. sl5 EACH, $3.50 ADDED. sIA

Ell RLONGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

George Hearsts b. c. Tournament by Sir ModreosII
plaything. 100 ID. aHmadU
G. b. Morrls's b. c. Judge Morrow, by Vagaoooho-
LIZ
D. D. WithCrss b. c. -, by Knglke-Fan ran n
Theodore Winters's b. f. Norette. by Norfolk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

James W. Hustled, Speaker Of the Assembly, WITHIN
a few weeks, It is said. sought the appointment OF
Consul.Gencral at Paris. but was disappointed Poll
ticIans express great wonder when they hear tha'
IIusted was willing give up the conspicuous place
that he holds In the Assembly. since MS mlsior'
tune lO happened however to UT. huS'eu' III, i'ois
,cvspapcr The Peebsk Blade" has urged his 70
nomination for the Assembly, and says that he eannos
he spared from that body. All Republican politicians
who have been here the past week, therefore, ex'
meet 70 see Mr. Hustled occupying his old seat on tho
centre aisle OF the Assembly Chamber, wheh inc AS
sembv meets IN January next.
speaker lIus,ed while here short time ago sao 10