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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-12

Al The next meeting OF he director. OF me Columbia
College Athletic Association The Qu's ion whether Co
lu;nb.a will be represented hy VARSITY Will no
finally Gefiei. Al their last mecn: the directors de-
cided 10 cali mass meeting ascertain the spirit Of
tho undergraduates Wp' The subject TIE meet
ing was held Yesterday afternoon IN the Law SCHOOL
building L H. Miller. captain ot last rears tuzofwar
team, presided. Mr.. n. e. Aprcent~. Chairman Of the
Standing Committee Rowing, - la
the report OF that committee " Lict was frows:
Fhsnn In the Iudgin rut u the StrnupS Committee
on Rowing. the desire OF III" sfnirHs ody IL
Ing tie whole college: AMI
WNsr.,. There s snt cit available materia, 10
college to form which will iGstigy eXpendi.
tufe 81 the money necessary for i'S support: and
Wiele1.. THIS con, rer.,in The
curing of adtorl sSpcnss until the prcsen, debt Of
the Athletic Union ~ paid:
- Re-Dir@d. That crew b authorized REPRESENT
the university tor 1892"
Mr.. APPRECIATE then made Few remarks In supper.
ana in explanation OF this action 81 the committee r.
L. Cbrystic then moved tina. II he the
Ing that this port shni be adopted the Board Of
Directors and no varsity he upon alter
this year After very little disc This motion was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-12
Tho NJ. A. c. Lawn Tennis Association Elects
Omcera.

About twenty members OF the Manhattan A. c. Lava
Tennis Association met last night at the club house
organized for the coming by the election of
tho following otcers; President. II. S. Van Schaick
vice.President z. NJ. CArnick; Secretary r. sader
Treasurer Dr. q. N. richardson Master Of Courts H.
Bloomfield.
committee composed of +; NJ. C.rnick; Dr. G. NJ. Rich
ardson and II. l.. Bloomfield. The Treasurers report
cd large baiance in the treasury and the associ
alton 10 in ourishing condition About dozen courts
will laid out Manhattan Field. and the association
will have lively season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-12

Metropolitan Association. A. II. Green. tho Harvard
jumper. was credited with vault for distance Of 2s
feet AZ inches which supplauted his own record OF
holding the ring the end of the steel tape
OF the announced distances were threeQuarters OF
inches. WIS really only 20 feet inches, which is NOT
equal to tho former record.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-12
As.ss- 4. Favor OF Mo.n.uth Park.

ne farmers. hotel keepers. and business
- q Monmouth county. who are interested
0Daaeially In the opening Of Monmouth Park
ns1t summer have arranged to 60 in q body to
GAvC Committee on Revision OF Laws will
w . public hearing on Monmouth Parks
- Hack bill on that day. and the delegation
K1Q through able lawyers, present arguments
&klAYor Of the passage Of the bill.
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80 Claah OF ApthorltY.

A. tho games OF tho Williamsburgh A. A. Monday
night Messrs. BensInger and Hawkshurst were
nounced on tho programme as cycling umpires. Both
of those gentlemen reported to Referee Mathewson
before the games started and positions were assigned
to them the track. At the conclusion OF the wheel
events the upres reported to tho referee These facts
will be used at tho next meeting OF the Metropolitan
Board when the Berlo Murphy case comes up.
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Bowllng Games To..Irht

oowhnE Games To-alSht
cHARTv TouRsAsKxr
Lam.tsdtsr No. Apollo No. Twelfth Ward No. l.
seventeenth ward Independent, ana Columbun
AvEsswoop HOUSE TOURNAMENT.
Casino Va Terrace. Terrace Vs. Thsts. Thstis 70,
1AuAs HOUSE rouaxAn,s.
Untsr Uns vs.. Orchard.
cAkuTHKRs's SouRNAsEu.
sAranac Va Recreation. Recreation "a Hoots.k
Nontauk Va SarAnac. - ~S'ss.'
WHkELhKEs LEAGUE
CHE Jsrssy city G. whss,msn 70 New York Bicycle
eluo ~ Jersey City A. o. Wheelmen's alleya
AMERICAN AMATEUR uSIoS
Section lIProduce Exchange vs. IvAnhos At Produce
IS ssoiion 2.fhaniI Va Madison. phanix w.. New
section !nSorth End A C. vs. ori,ani r. @, a. North
section 5Gwentneid A. @. va Rossv,lls A. A.. At
'EKsrS CIT AMATEUR LEAGUE
}. BOYD vs. Klikow. att. Boyds sllsya
STATEN ISLAND AslrEus LEAGUE
Corinthan No. VS.. XIII Won Kuii at workipgm.r,.
A"eys i"cohond Vs. Alpha, at schmeigsiows alleys.
EASTERN DisrRcT TOURNAMENT
Shoestring VS.. Harmony; Harmony Vs. Atble,ic.
Atnleuc vs. shoestrinK ''N'
ERooKLrs rorRSAuESr
nj, Equity va scatterpin; scAtterpin vs. Pin KNIGHT.
Pin knight vs. Equity. 's"''
VETERAN rouNSAsESI
Loquois vs.. Chestnut.
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Some Rafting Feather.we,sht Fights.

Jerry Barnett Pe streets GstIc idol at present. will
meet his oldtims rival Tommy Creed. at the Brooklyn
A. C's boxing tournament at Grand Army Hall, Bed
ford and North Second street, Saturday even
Ing Feb. ~ fora final settlsmeni Of the time. worn
and Rob Cunningham are the two other special con.
tests OF the night number Of boxing exhibitions will
be iuterspersed,
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The winners at Gloucester.

.0Ess0suA vsA 1l-rhs races to-day resulted -
ensvss
ytrse Rase-Your and onshalf furlongA Defendant
~ 2es1isanis second. Barrientos third Time,
NOD Raee-Vivssishths OF . mile Uproaf colt
-, tnfta SECOND. Knapp third. Time. 1:o6H
SssrS E:ce-one mile, Sam D. first, Bohemian
SsssEh h.ee.siH and enshsf fuiiongso ,Belisarius
NH Rsee-Hys sighths Of mile duard frst. Cen
- eeqold. nueilAge third limo. 1.o5A
~ xifsls Aedis second Dickens third. Time. :27X
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-12
six.day Roller sLat,sx Match.

mo arrangements are now complete for the x,,sy
International roller skating race at the pint
ioIth street and Lexington avenue. Ia begin on Nash
n birthday Cash prizes of $3.50 500 sTa ana
VIII De awaided 10 the witer. with q nero, nj %
OF ne house rtcens 10 the hrsl Inur men hmonY M
sSenkhown skaters who will -nter thu Contest nrs
sna WHITE q Hoston and Smith and Pauson OF In
sse Aeopt kexty entries In al ere expsctee. A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-12
L. VIII he n Big Cake Walk.

Judging from the character OF the entries the cake
walk at Madison Square Garden. on Feb. II. will be
recherche affair. Among the latest aspirants for
honors are Prof. o. c. Cooper OF Mobile, Ala Stormy
Parks OF Columbia City. Ala. and Howard Norris
Drum Major OF the Taladega Colored Guards. W. J.
Swan has consented 20 act as one Of the judges The
entertainment starts at O. clock with grand march.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-12

Z. Krmeny. tho wellknown expert Of the City Chess
Club visited the staten Island Chess Club Wednes-
day evening IN order to give simultaneous performs
ancr Eight me IN bers OF tho latter club took boards
against the single player who won all the In
hour and hfty minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-12
Jersey city a. O 1sssDtss..

me Jssssy C0 AaAisaAs unb ssvs ~ tAstssath a.
sna rsssDss ~ nisAs q ~ club house ossesat
The entire istsVss q ne building vas .sssseuuy
$1,000 vtl fsIa IslnA SydLa1gA mii.t nsi
Ss ~ SSrs. 20 as Sssss 70 ~ Sa1sasa y
s::s:AS,, X -: ~ = a a's's ssss:s
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sas
As:S Ss%.s "a, ~. o sy.l ,ss:
S:$;s:; Ss sss e s fs;:
ri; p
ESs so hs Rs: ss 4o asfd. 10 Levine
eS @ sssss
on senss Sxa ise Ring 1877 Rna 1,.
!$s isl S4s!s ,7o: Well.
Tournament series wednesday night. Thsseores
lss: Grensr. 1ae; Baum. i2b: Sanders. I7s. Tota.
!olly;1 90: Hsss,cn ass Iohsns%sysr Iso: Hsns
ILL., s zs. 1ts FFsas:
LOVE- s 1:s b sa%s ID rs se.sy
I.e; s ;ss 80; doewenbers. 1853: Miles. isG:
Jolly.C Manlston. Ice; A. Johansmeyer. 1875; H.n.i.
Dsaet.r si koppslnan 10 osa ''s
Tho NTH series Of rolled Morninssid.
tournament on Wednesday night. The scores;
GAME.
dIyperIon.Ireiand l2a: A. N Damn. I+7: G. II Daum.
isi: I !S's i T9S
n 4 VS. '' v'h '4
rss 49, fan" .1s 49, 4o. Mcbride 1884,
tournament on
H.
a Carly III T0 ss s ~ a. un,.,
The Twentythird street Y. NJ G. A. bow!ers crossed
the Hudson S on Wsdne:dSy ev.n,n. 10 ~
twenty third Street. H. .Akneckens sG o. E,es.
HsSn. e'sssa sssa ~ S1 aHa
ki ;aI!nr eSf, ~. Total, :5:5 ,o..
5s Raaae HI s sG sni ha5.
n 5s~sa 81
FIRST GAxK.
T, TnnesMRi.ynoIs' IL saa'sr 1885, Mu 1870: Stein
lIS Ka'asaa No. is7 p,m,.o,
l6i; Kennedy. III; Monaghan $50 Tos. so%l ST.
SECOND oAHk,
1l1; Rathjen. III. Total. TOO. ~ No' ''''i'
s 1875
THIRD CANE
Ravenswood No. 1-Halpin. l46; Hohl, 1872; Pembs,.
tou. 14l: Kennedy JAP; Monaghan ibB Total, T83
RAvenswood No. PA. J. Buschman l2a: beam III.
705 ''S~''
The Logan Club won two games in the South Brook.
lyn Dual League series on Wednesday evening. The
scores ~
rasY CANE
Aurora-Conion, 146: Blackford, 1S3; Hunt ia.
Bowl Up; stecf 1lo: Ryan. l2v: Reid. $50; Meansy
-I.oesn.Thonbboron 1913; Woods. 1872; Dewey 1s2.
Dorian. JIG; GamRee, 1873: Davis. i58; FissS. ia:
Evans. III: Haesner 1859: Dougherty l25 Total ,t:i
sEcoKD
Anrora-Meaney, 1Os: Biackford, 1l3: Povsrs 1,7.
Reid. 1872: Conlon 131 Total Hto, ~~''
LoaAn-Thoubb0roD 16O; Woods, l06: Eyana 16s.
Haesner. 1b7: Dougherty. 126 Total, T8l. '-'
the Gafheid bowling Club on ne s,eeT. III. team
Greenville. In the Hudson County Amateur At6is,ic
Bowling League last night. The score: '''
Garfield Bowling Club-Fil0raD,o i12: Lnnbeck VA.
Edinger, 129: Fappel. 1853: Bancker, $50; Wsvmsn
iig; g9ldS,wssy ies; Perry. 1877 schultz 1885, heriE
IIo99S, Athletic club-Renny. 1872; J. Dedsrc.. 1873:
Day. 12l; Rhoderiek Oh; T. Reynolds III; Van WinSIs
George. 1%3. Total, 1.34a AsS'
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TRAMEh
Kingston. 90 1s3 e8s SAC Aso BI3 GOT 6sa III ESQ
Monroe. 100 o4l 82s Ala $40 COS 87o 764 $50
Cmpire-c. T. Livsmors. scorers-F. Ii. Aukamp and
v. whittesey.
The waverly Club scored another victory last night
In tho American Amateur Union series they defeated
the Recreation Club on the atter's slsys TIE score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-12

The Kinsstons defeated the Monroe Club the lat.
tiers alleys last evening in the section three series Of
the American Amateur Union tournament. Tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-12
At the Handball Court.

Whatever question may have arisen regarding the
superiority Of Major John Carmody and Private Jim
Darahoe as handba players was settled yesterday
the Brooklyn Handball Clubs court. According the
general result Major carmody ought to have given his
opponent half game In each instance. Prof. Coggins
was tho referee and marker. and better select
could not have been made Tho fact Ia the Limerick
player strong for Old and the latter
will probably again want play man 30 much
his superior. The scores were:
MAJOR II Z1-S4
James UAfrauoe...' ........,.......... ~ $50
fhamrion Casey had . good run around with Bob
Malcolm and Frank Prendegrast. but the youngsters
were ultimately beaten by the following score:
fhii Casey Il Fl
r. Malcolm and +. acknowledgements 10
4 Malcolm. ...................l< Fl u
Frank Prendegrast. ono of the Manhattan Cricket
Clubs crack playsrs said Yesterday to sus reporters
player Let him inst once open hs mouth that eject
Certainly az any time he names When the matter
beat 'Penty.oGrass' chats his original nAms>. any
time. and for any amount that he may name"
At the Hoboken Court yesterday City Clerk McDer.
showed himself to be quite player at American
racquets There number OF other good racquet
and hnndbal games the results at racques being a.
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Manhattan % 100 225 $50 AS bs7 ek2 7s1 81 SOS
Cosmopolitan SO 135 2l2 288 328 400 <1o 600 620 o61
Umpires-R. g. Luquser and C. =. Trafton. Scorers
H. q. Norman and L. Bender.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-12

The earanae and Clermonts OF Brooklyn rolled their
second match game at the Elephant CLUB house alleys
on Wednesday night. The score.
saran, a. Jos: r. Gts,feld 1sl: orly. l9s:
1872: Lowell LAT: Lounsberry, lei. Total. 1,s26
Clermont-Bannister. 14a; Van Ripper. $50: Nofats
1<6: Heuiher. 157: ". Smith. 1<a Total 1.i3S
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wAvERLY.


waveriy "a 17s 233 2a7 a3s 45O Eat ass 7sl s6s
Recreation 80 l2S 1UI 25l 2Ss 87B <S8 $40 $50 773
Umpre-w. Bannister. scorer-J. De Groups.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-12

The Iroqnoi. Athletic Club OF Bsyonne met the team
q the Ga!held Bcwnx Club on ths latters alleys At
Bowling League last night: The score. A'''''
Edinrs sSw Ensp, nv t2 Lpnbsek l44
iig g3dSwsky les; Perry. 1877; schultz 1885, heri1.
IIoqlois Athletic club-Renny. 12a: p Dedsrc.. 1ss.
ii2 bed.res fbs vi bray kefp9ld; 10 Van winie
George, 143. Total 1,84a 'N~ Ass'
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on Wednesday night. The score
South Paw-Martin 1<o; King, 1877; RendelL 12I:
Jenkins. 1853: Bieischenk, %. Total 762.
144; DAvol 14L Total 800.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-12

LRMoToN. Fob. 1.-THE sale Of trotters to.
~ drew well. and bidding for the best ones
S1as bsisk. seventy head selling for $54. 41O. an
kvseaGs Of S777.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-12

SPlrss 500: selling: sig and bali furlongs
Hansons b. .. George O. g. BY fAsetto-
ySsu ~ q. T. Gssssd:. L lis
AAisl4es b. Brooklyn. 8. lo6 tGrifnn), ...::....
AHyh II Minnie o.. narsh Esdon. FABIAN. MARY d.
Time. :26H
&eettine-Ssven to against Georee O, 16 to Gas.
De. So Drooklyn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-22

- Real Lisle
g. V e S I, Soc
quality, now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-22
The Trolley.

What is the matter with the trolley? In
on editorial half column long tho Tri
b,ine denounces il az something which the
people of New York ought never to tole.
rate within the limits of their city, but
gives few reasons for rendering that yer.
dict against what in Richmond has proved
10 be an innocent thing. Pray enlighten
us. Words Of denunciations are abundant
and cheap. but they convince nobody. Let
us have tho facts-solid. substantial rea-
sons why the people of every city should.
to use the Trib'mes words. fight the troll
ley" If it ought not to cumber the
streets OF New York, 1t ought not to cum
Der the streets of any city. We in Rich
mond do not understand why anybody
should consider the trolley "unsiGhtly,
obstructive. inefficient, and dangerous"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-22
Not a Man OF That Sort.

Mr.. CLEVELAND is called upon by the
New York Recorder, Republican paper.
10 declare himself for free trade. aud the
Free-Trade League OF New York has ad-
dressed letter TO him asking him to avow
himself without evasion or subterfuge in
his letter Of acceptance as in favor of free
trade. The party that elects billion
dollar Congress puts veto on ali free
trade propositions. If MIR. CLEVELAND
were theoretical free trader, he could
not hope TO carry out his free-trade projects
30 long as the country spent thousand
millions of dollars year. As we'll call upon
Mr.. CLEVELAND TO come oat for prohibit
ton. or the Third party. or HxSnY GKoRox's
single tax, as 10 call upon him to come ont
for free ttrade. He has no sympathy with
free-trads cranks or other cranks. He
has no time TO waste upon schemers who
do not know the difference between reve-
nue. tariff and tariff for protection. la
fact, as We have said elsewhere. be is q
practical statesman. and practical states
men have no time 10 waste upon the advo-
oates of impracticable schemes and IN
workable projects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-22
How 70 Get Votes.

Commenting upon our recent remark
that tho nominees Of the Omaha conyen.
ton were placed upon platform having
80 many planks in 1t that we could no:
understand how they would be able to
spread themselves all over it. the Lynch
burg Neees says:
"our respected contemporary win sec that
there win really have 10 DO no 'spresding about
II. There lisa plank made for everybody and
every ism In the country, and Of course every.
body and every ism can easily ind ready foot
hoii on IL, with room To spare. II Is tho broad
stretch 81 the platform that makes 1t 90 danger
Gus as political fy-catcher.'
Perhaps; but if the number Of votes can
be increased by simply increasing the
number Of the planks in the platform
Presidents messages will hereafter be
short when compared with party plat
forms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-22
Gold Exports.

We spoke few days ago of the fears of
one of the New York papers that a panic
might result from the expectation of gold.
The Times says on that subject:
ave do not suppose that any one will claim
that the law authorizes the Secretary 10 restrict
gold exports II ia easy to say that gold exports
are injurious-they may be or may not bc, ac-
cording TO conditions--but whether they are or
not 10 Is not anywhere made the duty of the
Secretary OF the Treasury TO prevent them.
The prevention OF them Is not, 30 tar az we are
aware, anywhere included within the matters
as 10 which he has discretion. He may, there
fore. with perfect propriety, and indeed he ought
20, maintain with regard to this matter absolute
neutrality. II is TO him, as Secretary Of tho
Treasury, as II II did not exist.
Very well. Let him act upon the as
sumption Of the Times and see what will
follow. If panic drops upon the coun-
try the blame will fall upon the congress
men who defeated Mr. STEWARDS silver
bill. 1t may be that this would be to
wrong them. That will not change the
fact.
So lot all monometallists take notice of
the danger that threatens them and be-
ware of doing aught to bring that danger
upon them or the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-22

Nr. CLEVELAND in his letter TO Mr..
GLEsNAN says that he understands per-
fectly well that the Democracy of Virginia
have no holiday task" in securing the
electoral vote of the State for the party,
and yet he has :" such faith and confidence
in their steadiness that he cannot bring
himself to entertain any apprehension as
to the result"
GROVER is night. We said before the
meeting of the Chicago convention that
the nominees OF that body would carry
Virginia. and we see no reason to alter
that opinion now, because we believe that
our people are going to work hard and be-
cause we feel sure that such work will
bring most of the Third-party men back
into the Democratic fold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-22

Our inven-
torv has
t h T o W n
qua ntities
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-22

Aniesiers ana kilograms must be addressed TO
IRE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not be rsturncd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-22
Carriers Rislr.

Mr.. CARTER runs no great pecuniary risk
in resigning the commissionership of the
Land Office 10 assume the duties of chair
man of the Republican National Commit
tee. There will be some pay coming TO
him for this committee service, and if
HARRISON is reelected Mr.. CARTER will get
his old place back or better one. IL
CLEVELAND is elected Democrat will get
the commisslonership.
The chief risk that CARTER runs is that
HARRISON probably will not be reelected,
and then as the chairman Of the National
Committee ne is liable to catch all the
blame that his party cannot find con-
venient to lodge elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-22

ID Crepon
Shirt-W ais is
from 81. 40 to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-22

Republican measure and something new.
We arc heartily in favor Of an interna-
tIonal bimetalIic conference. bnt wc would
be willing TO have the same sort of con-
ference on the tarir question. And sue
cess would be much moro Likely In the
case OF tho ta:ifI than in tho case Of the
free coinage Of silvcr. Yes. wo vote for all
sorts Of conferences that will tend to unite
ell the peoples Of the earth in one COM
mon bfotherhood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-22
WOODWARD 4 LOIhROP.
TEMPLE
GOODS
STORE,
Corner Broad and Adams Streets.
THIRD DAT OF OUR INVENTORY
SALE PREPARATORY TO
STOCK-TAKING.

Are you keeping track Of what is
going on mere? II you skip a day you
are likely to miss more than You suspect.
We give You suggestions 70 guide yon
and we want you to be q gamer from
reading our announcements. This sum-
mer movement-our reduction pre-
psratory-Stock- Taking sale is going
successfully on. The features which
make this occasion exceptionally inter
csting are to be found in the wide range
of the offerings and the extremely low
prices at which the goods are being sold.
Another important fact--they are all OF
a thoroughly reliable character, none
others having been admitted to our
stock-seasonab -usable-desirable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-22

The proposed performance at the Chica-
go Fair of the Passion Play by peasants
of 0ber-Ammergau has aroused a storm of
indignation throughout the country. Arch
bishop GIBBONS is quoted as discounte-
naucing the project, and many who have
seen the play performed at Obcr-Ammer-
gau, where it is given under the sanction
of religion, say that 1t would be nothing
less than sacrllege TO attempt TO trans
plant 1t to Chicago soil and exhibit it there
as money making enterprise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-22

The statement of General SNowDEN that
the troops will be kept at Home
stead until the trouble is settled one way
OF the other has caused profound sensa-
ton in Homestead, but this has been our
idea all along. All of the regiments will
probably not be needed there, but Gov
ernor PATrIsoN is not the man to leave his
work half done. As long as there are
signs Of trouble some military will doubt
less be kept on duty at Homestead. When,
however, the Sheriff says that he can en-
force the law and keep the peace without
the aid of the soldiers, doubtless the Gov
ernor will have the soldiers withdrawn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-22
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close them out all sizes.
10 pair of 378c. Gentlemens Bleached
Drawers for 25c.
81 quality Gentlemen's Tan Leather
Belts-what we have left at 65c.
The 75c. quality at 40c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-22

Senator CAMERON has begun q fight
against the nomination of GEORGE SHIRAs,
Jr., to be Associate Justice of the United
States Supreme Court. His opposition is
largely personal; but il is understood that
he, also, questions MIR. SHERAs's party
loyalty"
The amount of it all is that SHIR.s is an
anti CAMERON Republican. QUAY offers no
objection TO the confirmation of the nomi-
nation,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-22
Why NotY

Mr.. L1ynSosros. Of Georgia, and other
Democrats in tho House OF Representa-
tives think that il 10 no more necessary to
bold An international bimetsllie COME
renee than to hold an international tariff
conference; and Mr.. LIVINGSTON recently
asked Republican member why he did
not demand such tariff conference. Why
poty 1t would bs but step in tho
direction Of that reciprocity which has
always been . Democratic measure but
which Mr.. BLAus tried In vain to make
ths people oil, this country believe vas .