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Police Appear the s,a,.s Sag.

IN Gpac."us gymua'iGm 81 the star Athletic 81 b,
Io,. ia al ,!ty. crowded on Saturday ngAi tbs
urrason bong one o. Iii" cubs popular "sags" The
LnFt IGr 10 Cun the mitts were d. a. Devinnry. Et.r
A.t, .Ldi. NrGiauhlau EE.wrc 40, They gaye very
rNuIh.un. There tsrycrai other bouts Of
trG"'t!ug rnur!.trr. Tie Mrs. sg'cinl WAS between
a.. fo,,, iar 5. &, and T, MN ,!iams Orchard A. {,
lriI ligi an! -,ni rounds lU il.ians Iad thS hest
q A. nr,"s 'ol" cp"i im.fgniinG. In Il" ilnrd round
Iu.- Eaiir wei that llic Judges
si, the .'if ordered another roma. The
,.l.y,s were again enable 10 nirk winner, and die
referee awarded The right 10 McWiauls n.nld cheers
ard hlss''
The NInl-un between Jack Roche. star L. G..
and Dan MrlIerlnnt, orchard a. g.. Roche had a
Longer reach aud good ieft hand McDrrmot look ed
~ trh h"hy.tr than his opponen! IL the II - round
i:nl'" ,rHi lis lrft very we'll In the second round
Mcl,"rn!ni. unon ~" advice OF his ieconds rushed
I!ur he all aruud the rang. In tho Gri rnhGnd both
men were tlnaht h.m",i e. s'nndstt'l The JUDGES
al nat agr'". anl another rnNHI was ordered
Huu'r '!lsn"i l. - N i,NrihlN "" a." "NiTa ruuui
hr' t"rtllH hfN' 30 r"t 20 tI' ~ 49," could int
rl-u i,- Or. la'I o." ,tu'''. irW'r"r k""i urggiig
aw.i, ufii'r ,r. i.'p-i ana stopped ITO tignt
THr SOS rs gave i.lr rsr!.I - Rrrh-
The People Appreciate security.
Tho sae'y appliances used by the Rail.
road commend that la. 10 pubic fa'or.-Aa'.
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New York 4. &. News.

At a meeting OF the Athletic Committee OF the New
York A. c. on Friday night J. r. Flanncry was reap.
pointed captain OF the lacrosse team. 1t was decided
10 add yachting department TO the club, and dock
will he constructed ut Travers Island.
The Sew York A. e. shooting department hns sent \
chaeng. the NJ A. e. for live bri shoot. four men
TO team for trophy to cost not more than 100 and
to be pa Id tor by the loser.
on March 10 the Rosevlle and Staten Island 4. G..
t"ams Viii bowl Of their tie for second pace On the
New York A. q. Alleys.
W II. Eaynor y HE pool champion Of the New York
A. q. lie defeated II. Z. Andrews in ihc Hnal game or
the tournament.
Two weikrown amateur pucllis's wi. appear AZ the
next boxing show OF the New \ orK A. L.
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The Atlantic Rod and Gun Club rroros" to hold big
grounds toney ,n"h il /. sx;ec,.d that one or
NOR OF tho seHrrh. matches mat have been arranged
same day.
,t Sfons nat Mc team mF,G between tho shser,
likely t" peter "Gt TIE former iaS" EXPRESSED an
opinion that tie latter atrad to meet them, and
made
s At Sna "S Na %@ rs s!n ae at S 1nGx
re.tden! q Tie Atlantic Eo and Gnn cub The so':
StGs Gilman a ynr RS e NorrH 10 ya sH" SO WHY
birds ''"' '1'ss i'' At'0 '"'
The Dexter PARK Trap shooting Icayue promises to
nsd Week mag t", Of seven rat raw h"vs
h ie Te name % 'H rr iS s o sGTn cum finn
ir k?n am gun GIIy rTkmown Gun cub Lin
meeting othelesates from the clubs entered will be
called during the week
way %nn c!no.r long Island aa Frank Glass Of Fin.
I e ca x ns sana s
cm,s especially the ,!enmorss and Far Ways who are
send arge delegations 10 tho contest to.inorrow At
the tS 6s hsy ys 4" na: y"e ~ Xix
any odds against llegans WHO has been dong some
IT, h s "i t" sS tnlriy oi oa, az
nan Sf rsd @Sfs
NH s Sn G o aSe large ssn
Of money on bets No admttauce fee will be charged
oered ' d shot gun worth e
SEQ be COM eted for by tho gun cI BIS OF New
Hrurswrl Freehold and Dayton. all Of New Jersey.
Each club was TO be represented ny twelve men, who
should shoot tor twenty clay pigeons each at three
meetings TIE first took place about three weeks
at New Brunswick Dayton winning by three points
over the homo team and Freehold being poor third
On Saturday tho second match took place at Dayton
The E'gli wind MAZE shooting dhcn.t. and accounts
tor the low The were: Dayton lao; New
Bruins lex 1874: Freehold. ia. The third meet Will
take Place Freehold i'll about three weeks. Tho Day.
guIncrS tHuA their Of points gives
them II pretty good hold on tue 9l25 gun. The gun
the club the best Total. and not to any
individual competitor.
SHOOTING FIXTURES FOR THE WEEK.
Mondny-Iong Island sporsmans Club. live birds and
blue rocks Dexter ptrk. ,
Tmes.iay-Match, Class vs. Heigans Dexter Park.
We .neEday-kings County Gun Club. blue rocks
Dexter Park: Conry Island Rod and Gun club. hvd
birds, WOodawn PARK.
Atlantic Rod and Gun Cub swecpstake and match
shoots, West End. COucy Island.
FridayJeanette Gun Club. live birds and blue rocks
Dexter Park
stake shoot. blue rocks Dexter Park New Utrecht Gun
Club I've birds and blue rocks. WoUdawn fark-
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Yachts Ready for Launching.

CRY ISLAND. March 1.-THE heavy westerly gales OF
yesterday and this morning having caused neap tide.
tho launching Of the steam yacht Evelyn ut the yard
OF Henry Piepgras is postponed until Mon 'ay. Many
visitors anxious to witness tho launch arrived at this
place to-day Prominent among them were Mr.. liese.
man. the owner OF the yacht aud his wife. who is 10
chrisen tho little beauty The mysterious steam yacht
at tho yard of wood SON L. rapidly nearing COM
pIction the hull and decEs are now finished. and tho
Interior place As far be ascertHtneG Shs
will be launched from her stocks i'll Few days. The
owners name not known At the same yard the ::,-
foot rntcr Pvxic Is nearly completed. She Is being
built for Mr. Oswald Saunderson, who won 80 many
races with his famous Same!ess
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Ives Playing Great Billiards.

CHICAGO March 13-in;cres: in the coming billiard
match between Jake schacfer nnl Frank Ives for
81 OOO and the championship Of tho world is incrcas
i'm. The Young Napoleon i'll his practice games last
week made tho rri,ilrhaJ!y gh averages OF 4 and
rs. 10 puts 70 three hours every day and IL
rapidly coming into line form Schaeter ID playing his
Va uGI brilliant game.
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Sullivan Will Not Fight In England.

MINNE,roLIs. March u. Regarding the
statement made by Mitchell and slavin. that
If Sullivan would fight in England they would
wager 100000 sterling. the BIZ. fellow says no
would not fight in England again If lie was Of
fc:cd til" whole country lie il ready 10 make
a match with Mitchell Just us soon as the for
felt j. pustrl. Mitchell is quoted as saying
that II" will wager 1900 ut the ring sid" ut
lelt Inst niGht for (hcaTO, on q sleclal train.
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4 x,uehm.n Shoot. hi. Partner De.a.

SACRAMENTO. March 13-H. J. Palmer. for
merlv manager Of Millionaire Fairs ranch.
murdered his cx-rnrtncr Charles W. pi!eGer
yesterday. shooting him dead in 9 saloon.
his troubles. and meeting Ihiognr DISCHARGED
i've barrels Of his Esyolysy palmers AM,
Lawsuit Instituted by Fair to recover s25oOo
Alleged to have been embvzzled by Palmer.
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Mnhcr LIKELY to Bon at the NJ. A. &.

Jim Robinson AMI Doiun.ck Carrey ar" preparing
a surprise for =. \. Z. members at the next boxing
show. ApTil =. They have secured Peter Makers
promise 10 appear and the only 0Icu'y is to srcur.
rb".y 10 meet III. Irish!nan in siNround go
Mccartney Boston trying to induce Joe
launOn to the scratch and II Is quite ik civ the
boston hos viii agree. O.,cr bouts are promised of
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Tasting is COnvincfm &.
CgTfNPION ROBERTS'S TOUR.
The English tsi,linrdist Royalty Entertained
In Africa, Australia. and East India.

Champion Roberts the English hii,ad sta. - '" nj
ing up tour that SPOKEN OF IA the most aucccstn!
in the Annals OF billiards Eniish newspapers Just re-
we'd give interest ng summary OF his doings nee
he left Eng AMI Apr 10 las Roberts proceeded at
to the Cape wheCe in june he played before Sir
Henry Lock The Governor lie a'so paved in the
Tra,s,aal and orange Free stare. Nalul cotny.
Dl,liug the weeks Il" was IN South africa ue
aycd no less than forty matches varying from $50 t.
won with exception OF about i,rr or 1--we Leaving
Cape Town june 20 he proceeded To Australia rchrh
INK Hobart Town. ate very mad passage about III"
end of .us. lie remained in Ausrala, playing hcl"ro
tile Governors Victoria New Wales, and south
Australia with most decided The receipts Tor
the ii,st week IN Melbourne were fS42; fourth or
dati0n Fund that city being then Hooded: indeed Mr.
Robcrts was the largest Individual contributor FROM
Australia the champion accompanied by ms wire aii
two daughters l"lt colombo where they remained
about fourteen days Daring his stny there he 1aye
two Matches in the first at which ho was defeated
very easily by MIR Bell. TO whom he had conceded $50
points III UpJ playing spO: barred.
On Nov II he left Colhnrh" FOR Bombay. Here ne
pay ell the bombay club. the Bycu!ls, Yacht, and
herman clubs. and CAV. seven pubic s%hihitioi,.
at the Volunteers C.nh. pitin4 himself against Mr.;
PrStori to whom he conceded 100 in the 1000 and
Won by about forty points ratia!a was tho scene OF
matned for fourteen days. playing with til. Maharaja
':ai!y From ratait lie paid q visit TO- the Ma.
aud PLAYED match SOB, OF son 500, up a TlHins VA
Roberts playing spot barred Tie native pulled OFT the
with thrs" long Odds by about hftr pom From
mas Tut d!G not play NJ all II" LETT bombay On De
?, FOR VETERINARIAN, where he and hs fanny were hos
pitutv entusaIne by the MnhGraja Tor three weeks.
From this city Mr. Roberts visited Calcutta where
engaged nay the kew club "ni the Bengal club
on Ian ~ Arrangement. hav" also bean mnde for him
the United Service. Last India and German clubs
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thrco now stakes for two-ycar-o lds to be de-
cdcd during the Juno meeting at Sheershcad
Bay nCXt season. Entries for these events will
close with the clerk Of the course. Fifth ave-
M" and Twenty. second street. on Monday.
AnrilA.
These are tho stakes:
I've DR,s- SagHs-A sweepstakes for two. y"arolds.
fO.!.s OF l.!s. uf So ami OILY RIO forrest. with
Sl,O aided OF Which $3.50 To the second and 500 TO
IL" ihlC'. 1--WE trrlUuEs on the 'Arf.
The ransv S'ake--A sweepstakes for two.rc1r pids.
fa'S o! iS;" Of ~: each n,i only so forfeit. vita
81 800 utr'u of G"h Sir, 20 'lc second AMI 500
tie third tho wiHrr OF the Daisy sta .cs I" carry 3
pound, extra three quarters 81 mile. on the turf.
Tire Spring Turf Selling Stnkr--A sweepstakes Tor
twuyc.,rD IDS tors ct l-O oi SIS each and only $40
forfeit with s,o added. or whIch 500 to the second
ANA 500 20 the thiri the winner to lie sold at auction
tor $500. tnrec.guarterS % a iui.c, on tho Turf
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Tho eros, Count rs Assora ion Of the CoIeg" ~ the
Iiiy at Nrw York held 1t, twcnr s"cnni rcgug' wrrs
Y ururiCc run at the seas. "a rIILs Git-rnu,
Park. It was IN ideal uniry day and the bows
ran with some snaa, shown. that they are randy
getting uO condition Tor Iner t!Irl annual iHniiCap
ragr which wi br he'd over the same IN April
. slow pack paced bv Waits 'i1 started i've hin.
utcs before the trst purk, paced by Robinson. 30.
About NIL" and half from home the fast PACK over
paSs-d lie RUw and finished in the FOL,
Loving order First /. Robinson. n5; second. q. Nol.
Iilllehrnndi 80 iIIrd, l. Erk"l - ant fourth. ".
suns '.n with the c,O'" m. The suN PACK RI
,apwu Inc ",ny ~ rs Wpi.. VI Newell 'ai Mack -.
"i aud Met. ':n Ito tine t,r tie iast .a"s as ~
inmate, II = q, ,,rJE is.
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SUOOTfNE.
Compnuy & Wins - Mntca.

The final competition in the tcam-nflvr match vss
shot saturday evening ut the seventh Regiment
hrmorv. Company I's team won with total score Of
Gol IN tho two comp petitions The scores follow:
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IN THE REAL ESrlTE FIELD
All Glasses or Property Selling Fairly nj
Good Figures.

| 10 4. - iy IusippGs in n III
,,'.'. ','e "I.n ,'a io, rnnn,,od All
thing into ronsidoration. tho market l. in n
oonI sann,, ,,n,l,I,,. cnr,l,tin,
,,. -, W"
|
John II ro,ey Son sol tho tour ani ye story
QUE, %""t, at ~ T." .. n"an s,a's. "n % "a ,S",
street win frontage on the latter Q! 9! feet tie
prgrsr'y harns an ''r",oo depth of 10 fee, tho
sS wa. Effected for IL" Churchill m" me9S'
S l,sH and 'H w. an sae nsi sd"o6 f"r Inc
Ike Tt a! G a PS ' rs, on NAV l. an"
rary r"r n.r a9a Mns" ,S D Is
on ' ''s " %'. IT, % Property % aoNs tie
S EFoaas%y sn{ fi;iyGI.
xioo5S nGon, 80 feet Tor saa6o6a to Z . Matth,e,.
schnsIsy ~ rt,ssn years. Ills transaction involves
US Hrs ana or & 4 Schneider to Kcpper
SchwsrHmnnn TIC m1rfnwcs' cSiiirr Of Mnbcrrt AMI
private '5rns ''so'' WIZ" OF" O|,'S s .".. va
Street rSSa .sy 'r n S aud iron
esH; for 1 J. iiansy the rronrf,y 20 Get,f street
E%ssman s,rsS'. Oh i, aSslo>. ,,.,. 49,.
chased r0n.rtv on Beaver street nGoin,mg It's present
h1nEtnf quarters.
YVES, corner OF Trimcc stree, ana south fiith avenue
fer.a for - oS The " seisr rcscrviHs he right
sue M ciryn'"i ROAD r.
story sS n S as We.t Titrty.x,h street
W NHx M a.r s'i, h.. Sold for NJ coleman -lc i've
i%Ana.'i% Ishisn fsr s'-,%oS ,aa',, ,m,.n m,
rIn ''sGy 0n S's sS ;Gr < ra, "a.
s,r;s $iSloS'a y"."'I'i College Js',s5oj
| t. Ana 4 "a. have sod fnr Mrs, Ahsnhnn he
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SHOOTING fISTURES FOR THE WEEK.
Gossip Orths Wheel.

The Riverside Wheelmen VIII hold race meet at
Manhattan Field in July.
on that the relay ride from Chicago this
city this spring viii be completed inside Of 100 hours.
CONNIE ncing April 20. and continuing for four
rousccu' we SATURDAY. the Mer"hantrc " j. Jockey
cub viii hold eight bcy Gle races each day. :
The CaptHns' Association Of Philadelphia have
FL, ctet HE following officers: President. &. A. Dimont
vicrrrcsiicnt II. D. simnon: secretary, Z. fishers
Treasurer. W kceiur.
meeting OF unattached wh"rlmcn will be hold Rt
the residence c. NlXDn Washingon and 17Ith
street fremont Thursday evening. for the purpose
OF organizing club III the annexed district.
The Lcnox WheeImrn have nominated tho follow in
officers President. ". L. HOFFMAN: Ncerresiden 4.
l.. I.Owrnstcin; Treasurer Il Horn: Secretary. j,
Iowrnst.in: Captain. II. T. JerkOwski; Lleutenants,
". Herman and H. simmOnds.
The National yrlists MON II England will review
the of 4. 4 2uU'ncrnaus aInatcur standing hs-
fore allowing him 10 Ydn there He IL at present train
ing Nottingham under the care OF g. Lacy liiliSt.
II" thinks i"r. viii BE- object 'Ons to his racing,
and eAprct, tho \. e. U. Championships
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block Signals ana Automatic Switches
Anord guarantee of safety TO those who travel
the Penn.yIyan RaiToad The line has no peer IN
ILks reKard.-Aie.
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The Firty.yard Record Lowered.

RoSrny March 13-In the Institute Of Technology
or. contests night L. b. Bl0Os OF Harvard
n,Yrr tie rer"r,! for 10 yards from 40 seconds -
. and lie mad. that time IN three successive heats.
hncxcitIng game Of CrlIr football played yes,
teriny afternoon teams of the irish AEeri"an
Cum of Ibis city aud the Mitceis Of BroohlyIs
nj l,ra.tIna staten Island The Mitc'-ls won
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John l9imEu las rAic ~" fn''owiug sab. four.
story b,ick and Eat. !! J.k.n>T- IEi seventh
aV"nUr. Tor ". 7 Travis ia. i.i,t Tor 81 100 . IH".
story and Placement iran" dwelling iGSI4>-h &ls ,
PROSPECT arcIur tor inhrr' r!!Iy 10 IL, hrIl -.
Van IIOrsrn for st,l'u. as haS "lr,rnr.I ~" l..
Brnrr; To ruIlIr two fur S'"r, hrowi Sion" ,,n,l,
!. |. on private irr;G..
m" llrgrrw u,,N,n Asylum @, ."'y "a. u +"
northeast r".r II Htulrcsla' avenue aid usc"tur
Wraeyr ErsN tie mG!l,r. na. .,,t Two ,q.,r. .nrr
IL" nuliu sde Of llnru"c Arlrrl 'Tirrill , ,as
"f L"Nr aN"nre the former 4" JDlr " ~ ~ II, HI,I
JOIN Mir has sold the thFrrAtorr lrrE Ma @r.TnN
100. @Gb Twelfth street tor MiniH,n ruIr.au IAn
hu;.'er John MrMa.icr for $I.oot
Ncnln q Fcahnrg the t,ro".sOrY b-l,. fini ~, IN o.
1885 Dcan htIr"t. tUT$1,uuu.
'harI"s Inrrr a+ s";h - John Hnr 10 n'n i71n.d
man street Tor sih,', H,.' Tor G,isr !,nlI. 10 ~
25S5pNlp' IN Evergreen Hy,ua" ~ t,..,u
the east side ct .htnE ,lUl UN"ilr IA ,u!iE ~
briggs avenue 10 william AM Amelia M TOR II
t"rwIh br"hcTs hay" SOLD for scott ana nslr to
dwelling 22N31 u' 2sl,b - Io>Uar rst ~ - 90:
n'su Herman licl- burger 10 John N.Iirry rha
G,simry ana GaseMcn brick Dwelling iGsAsoS ~,
II T. sch"ul,a.. New York has sod "A Mat Glylun
ON tlr EAST sd" 81 S"n" av"nT" Ilpir" msh a. Lon
aN"sur l"r: $40. atMu 'l"ri frame hons, on T tluri
and u.' 81" it uY r'ri~ ,ri,,, m ,rt.i, A. a., r
! ''''" tmr h'i ,'i - " ,"'' Top wn, .
~, Mrw ~ ',' II ~ u. j. T"I",. y >
InI lOl lrr,nn go 49, f., 81 >n ,I fL, in,,stnry
tnny. d"c,ng =1S-oAiu" los sane erect, l5r
William II. Grar" has Sold tho vasory fran, dwell.
ing HitA store. 1850 lot yiuo ~ hnth srec, for
William ZaHs " fFaicis j. Hawkes. Tor $4,000,
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CONVENTIONS.
Call for Congressional District conyen-
lions for The Purpose Of Organizing Dis.
trict Associations of Clubs, and Trans.
acting Such Other Business as Nay
Come Before the Conventions.

WHEREAS, 1t is deemed to the best
interests Of the party and that it will
better serve the majority of the clubs to
hold Congressional Conventions, in
stead of a State Convention OF clubs.
and with view of making the organi-
zationUf Clubs more efficient 6y TIE or
fianization Of Congressional District
Associations fchibs; it is therefore or
dered that Convention of Democratic
Clubs Of each Congressional district be
held on Wednesday, the first day OF
Juua, 1907, at the following places /:
For tile First Congressional district, ut
Weston; for the Second Congressional
district, at Charles Town; for the
Third Congressional District, at Char
lesion, and for the Fourth Congression-
al District, at Ravenswood; for the pur-
pose Of organizing District Associations
Of Democratic Clubs ana transactihg
such other business us may come he
fore the Convention. Iii such Conven-
tions local Clubs VIII be entitled to the
following Representations: All Clubs
With a membership Of one hundred or
less will be entitled to five delegates !:
with more than one hundred and less
than two hundred, seven delegates, and
with two hundred or more, nine dele
gates.
The object of calling said conventions
to meet Mt the same time and places as
the conventions to elect delegates to the
National Convention, is TO afford dele
gates the opportunity Of attending both
conventions, thereby saving both time
and expense. The County Committees
an those heretofore appointed to or
gaiiize clubs, and al Democrats who
believe IN sneh an organization of the
party is viii make it invinciblc in the
coming campaign are requested TO as
sist in the work Of organizing clubs in
every lnagisterial district and to have
them properly represented at the con-
ventiops. 4. s. RILEY,
Chairman Of State Committee.
WM. G. HANDLAN.
Pre-. State Asso. OF Dem. Clubs.
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not a candidate. End shall not
seek the nomination, pfufsrring
rather to give others, Who aspire
10 the Office, aTaopportunity to be
llonored lsF The people who have
50 often honored me-. But there
is another thing that | want
equally well understood, Il is
this: ! recognize my obligations
10 the people whose names lend
lustre TO your letter. also my in
debtedness to the Democratic
party for her oft repeated conf
ience reposed in me~and must
therefore say that | will not re-
fuse to serve the people and to
make their fight if ry party calls
ON rae to do SO.
With my best wishes and high
est regard, am gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
G. G.. WARTS.
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Call for a Democratic Con.
gressionaI Convention.

A convention of the Democrats. is
hereby called to meet Mt Charleston. W
Va. on Monday the Goth day of July,
! S92, at ? O'Clock, p. NJ, for the purpose
OF nominating a candidate TO represent
the Third Congressional District of
West Virginia, in the Fifty-third Con-
gress Of the United states and-a candi-
date fer Presidential Elector, to be vo-
ted for at the November election, 1892.
The counties composing said District
shall be entiteled TO vote in said con-
vention equal to one for every one hun
bred votes or fraction thereof over fifty,
east for Hon. A. b. Fleming, for Gov
elnor, in 1885,
The Committee suggests that in APP
pointing delegates, the county conven-
tons provide, so far as they can, for a
representation according to the strength
ofexery candidate in.each county. !.
w. E. Chiffon,
HOWARD TENPLEToN, Chairman.
Secretary.
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20 - -
ORGANIZATION kEEDED.

Too many of us are consollng
ourselves with the fact that upon
a full vote West Virginia is Dem
ocratic by good large majority.
A mob, however, no matter how
large, cannot stand long against a
we'll organized and disciplined
army. The Republicans are AZ
ready thoroughly organized and
arc every day drilling for the fray
in November, while We are vast
ing our time. in widening the
breach between tie friends Of
rival candidates. We have per-
feet right to advocate the cause
Of our fayorites, but no right to
strike down or abuse any Demo
scrat. It's not only our right but
our duty TO speak plainly our
flEofleSt convictions as ttosr61f1 IJ;ssTis:'5=
tive fitness Of those who are ask
ing orr supportsbutit is a crime
against the party. for rs to use
any language against any Demo-
cratic aspirant, which in the
event Of his nomination could be
used against HIM by the enemy.
We have our preferences I'M the
party, but we prefer any Demo
crat to a Republican. let us get
together and organize the party
thoroughly. Form clubs ln5every
precinct, and see to it that every
Democrat is a member Of the
club. Place good Democratic
literature in. the hands Of every
voter in order to strengthen the
faith Of fevery Democrat and win
over the doubtful to The causeF7of
The people. Fight earnestly for
the.candidate Of your choice, but
do so in such spirit as toishow
to your Democratic neighbor that
You believe he has the same right
to his opinion as you have to
yours; and be ready TO give your
hearty support to all of the nomi-
nees Of the party Organize at
once, and organize thoroughly.
Let each local Organization be in
easy touch to the County Commit
tee and the County Committee
with the State Committee.
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Call for District and County
Conventions.

Alta meeting Of the Democratic Coln-
ty Executive Committee, Of Logan
County, held at the Court House Of
said County, on Wednesday, April 18Th
1892, pursuant to call Of the Chairman
of said Committee.
Ordered that Convention Of the
Democrats Of said county be held on
the 9TH day Of May, 1892, at o'clock P.
Main each Magisterial District therein,
that Is to say: Chapmansville District,
ut Chapmansyille; Logan District, ut
Logan g. H.; Triadelphia District, at
the school house between Elk and
Spice; Magnolia, ut Henry Mitchell
school house on Mate; Lee District, at
the school house at the Mouth Of Rock
House fork Of Pigeon; and III Hardee
District, at the Mouth Of Laurel Of Pig
con; for the purpose Of sending dele
gales to the County Convention, which
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TheNdelegates to the Republi.
can Congressional convention
from this county are a unit for
Sam, G. Burdette, of Charleston.
Sam. Is one of the best fellows in
the district, barring politics. He
is a gifted orator, and personally
popular with all who know him
he Is not able, however to meet
Governor Wilson on the stump,
and we feel real sympathy for
him in advance.