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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
REPUBLICAN STRENGTH IN THE SOUTH.
A TALK WITH ~ W. CUNEY MEMBER OF TILL

A TALK WITH ~ W. CUNEy, MEMBER OF TIL
NATIONAL COMMITTEE FROM TEXAS
~ W. Cuney, OF Galveston, Tex United States Col
ector of Customs at that port and the representative
OF the State Of Texas on the Republican National Com
mittee was In the city yesterday. lie hns been IN
Washington for several days, during which he had an
Interview with the President Mr.. CuncJ was one OF
the twenty four Harrison delegates from his State In
the Minneapolis Convention. and has been member
Of SIX previous National Republican Conventions.
Tho Republican party" he said will show greater
strength In the South this year thai at any election
since the numerous shotgun policy was adopted BY the
Democratic party in OUR states. We cannot promise
our Republican friends the electoral vote OF Texas but
We are going send n thorough going Republican TO
Congress from tile Galveston district this year. aud we
NAV snccsed In some others. The Democrats have got
TO fighting among themselves and they have been abus-
ing each other worse than they do the Republicans.
We cannot be- blamed for taking advantage Of their
auaIrels The Farmers Alliance may carry two or
three Congress districts In Texas and so lessen the
Democratic vote In the House have met and con-
fcrr,d with many Southern Republicans recently, and
nom what learn feel sangunc that We shall carry
West Virginia for Harrison and REID. that We may
carry Virginia and that shall have fair fighting
chance in Missouri. Republican prospects, in my
view never were brighter this stage In previous
Presidential campaign The people know that In Mr.:
Harrison they have safe. conservative Executive ana
that their business Interests will not be endangered by
as wal as the Northern states. The nomination Of
Mr. REID for VcePrcsdcnt gives great satisfaction to
our pvOlie. lis magnificent record able and
I,eess advocate of the principles OF the party and his
matches services TO the have cGdcared him TO
Republicans everywhere. No living man IS nearer To-
day 10 the Republican heart OF the country"
Mr. Quincy will snil for Galveston to-day on one o.
the Mallory Line steamers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
be entitled 10 the position captain. Frederick HaucH
unanimously elected brigade commander.
The PRESIDENTS FRANKNESS.
A SPIRIT OF FAIRNESS THAT BRINGS ALL CON-
yENTTON OPPONENTS INTO LINE.

NbNIlDN OPPONENlS INV
Washington July straightforward RepubF'
cans who opposed the rcn0m.naton OF President Har
rfsCn and who were counted upon by Democrats rs
surc knife the Republican candidate during the
Presidential campaign, arr after another giving
pu,Iic expression to their hearty and unqualified IN
dOrscment Of the Presiden and making known thcir
purpose to go upon the stump to advocate HIS re
election. They find that their relations with the Pres
idcn. have been restored III the simplest ana most
natural manner, without the slightest enblriassmen'
and az II no Interruption whatever had occurred rms
statement Is only cOnsls ent with the well understood
feeling OF the President whose perfect irankness hns
left no ground for Observation-Disclosures on the part OF
the most sensitive among hose who may have seen
fit to antagonzc him In convention elsewhere.
40 better illustration Of the Presidents fairness
and frankness I'm this pect can be given than
letter sent by him to tle chairman OF the Colorado
DELEGATE. ut the Minneapolis Convention, members OF
which delegation, it viii be- remembered. stood out
prominently us Mr.. Harhson's bttercst opponents.
TO the chairman, Mr.. Ashley, President Harrison
wrote follows:
gralalions aud notw tfstandng your expressed con,
Vc;iOn that the Republicans ,)f Colorado VIII hOd
that state in It's accustomed lIlatOn 10 the RepuDli-
can party, | have frequently sud both publicly
and no e,,hng against any Republican because OF
his belief tat other person would make
better President or stronger eandidste tonvehM9n
priv lcgcs, ! have always regarded as free. The
party relations OF men, think, must lie Judged "
th,ir convention attitudes have always felt
that or friends, he enemy were suni9enuy hnineE
Gus employ all the time and energies OF Republicans
without any waste In our own household
This Is n fair specimen OF friendly expressions BY
the Pc, dent which have removed all the sting that
reInained after the result OF the convention at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

began running The hret race WV nall
the fiat sweepstakes, at s. zach. 70 winch WAS
added q cup yelued at $40. -. L. Jycrs Little Monarch
won the race IN 81 seconds With CEanpa of the Poio
Rlach Stable. second Y. f. Gsyrnc's Hyaha third. and
Myers Tomento fourth. Arthur Whites foresight VIA
n-t and F.. l.. Gwynnes Warwick Re Dad in the hVe'
elghths ofamlc dash handicap swoeps;se al SIC each
TO which was added q cup yaiuei at ~ 900. Tmel IL
The last a hAndicsp -wceIe;akes $40 each, b
which aGdd cup vsiued 40 80 for ponies not ca.
ccsding u hands mile tn na: Arthur Whites
Pocahontas easy winner win W @. Ensths The
Rat second and John ;yca'i Ballard thhd. Time
80.
Tomorrow tscrc win BE- three on".rle running races
over six hurdles and The 49, 80 and |0elasSes viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
W G nAIY,s ATTEMPT AT BLACKMAIL.

James McLaughlin's horse Key West having ru"
second to W. {. Days Count In the MIN race yes
tcrday, the Jockey Is entitled TO part Oh inc 500
taken ont Of Father Bils' pocket by the "ioncese'
men who bid up his horse. II went TO Mclaughlin ae'
the horse bought In and demanded f"'oo'
"Wha, for" Mclaughlin said al had nothing 10
DO with running your horse up"
"If you don't give up that $780, Btu said IN
claim ysur horse. and he hurried to the secretary
Office 10 DO So
Mclaughlin appealed 10 NJ. F. Dryer. VINO waNe'
wroth. Ed heard Of Mr.. Dryers anger and dessted'
He could not AFFORD T. break With Mr. D"y'r'
Mclaughlin felt very sore. Certain owners VINO
heard Of the affair threaten rcprsalS on DAILY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
CHARGES FOR POoLsELLIYG DISMISSED

The Grand Jury dismissed the charles against Joseph
Iawlor OF pooseling No. 1853 Futonst brooklyn, yea
tray and the commission business carried on at that mum
Der was Immediately resumed IL Is asserted by The manage
cnt that the business Is within the OF the law awI
was arrested on June T. the place has been closed
since that time Anoth" clerk was arrested at the same
time and he was discharged. The case against I@wlor
was rncardrd a. test Policeman Bale. In citizen
dress to the pooroom and put 81 upon morse I"
run az the Morris Park track IL was said that the money
was accented and order to place was sent to the
track But the Grand Jury acting under the drectH OF
strctAttorney Rldgway, failed TO find nm Indictment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS MADE.

Clinton. NO.. June 30.-The Democrats OF the With
Congress District Convention herr to-day renomlnated
Congressman David a. Dearmond.
Marion, Ind. June 3O.-1he XIth District Congress
Convention renominatcd the present incumbent, A. a.
Martin, for Congress by reclamation.
Concord ~ H. June 3O.-The Democratic state
Committee oduy elected j. l.. Bartlett Of Man.
chester chairman J. Il. Jackson. OF ltlcton. secre
tary Frank Jones' OF Portsmouth, chairman executive
committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
LOYAL GERMANS OF TIE XXIID.

The German Republican Club of the XNlId AS
sembly District Is earnestly at work for Republican
victory. on Thursday evening It's executive com
mt,ec and rs officers met ito map out plan OF cam.
paign Its ranks 10 line mp for action ut once
and therefore a ratification meeting will be called at
nm early date. \ large gathering OF enthusla IL.
hard working Republicans Is expected III rally around
tho Republican banner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
THE REALIZATION TO-DAY.
NINE GOOD THREE-YEARoLDS TO CONTEST THE
RICH PRIZE AT SHEEPSHFAD.

JICH PRIZE AT SHFFPSHfAD.
Fair skies and a fast track are needed today as
the Realization. one Of the richest stakes In tie
world, IA to be contested at Sheepshca1 Bay. lts
value Is about $4,000 Nine three year olds are an
ncuncoi a. probable starters. The unfortunate and
untney Illness of His Highness. which caused his
Withdrawal when the stake seemed 10 be at hls
nercv robs the Of much interest. II Is also re
GREETED that Lamp!ghter cannot start. and the mighty
St Flsian will be sadly missed. Neither was eligible
Marcus Daily will try 70 capture the prize With Tam
many and shelltaFh, and his astute trainer Matthew
Byrnes, who will undoubtedly want TO saddle at the
post has an idea that he will run first and second
Maybe Bynfes Is very cute and cunning
Greenwich is Western FLY OF some prominence the
property OF one OLeary. She has run excellent
races WANING four In pine and never worse
than third Shrewd hOrsemen doubt the ability OF
Victory stay the cOrrse. Patron Is at great dlS
advantage in the weights. The Pepper Is likely 20
go to the post the public favortc Charade eau stay
all day and T. not 50 mnrh ouclassed az many
Imagine. Entire seems TO have fallen Into too gooe
company. Roller ditto. fine race NAV be ex-
The other races have filed well. This IS the last
day Of the Coney Island Jockey Clubs opening meet
Ing. On Monday Monmouth reSpcns It's gates for
two months.
rhese arr the entries I'm fu:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
PARTNERS IN A RACEUORsE DISAGREE.

Justice Andrews, In the supreme Court Chambers.
Yesterday denied motion FOR the appointment OF q
receiver OF the racehor'c Lowlander, for the purpose
of dissolvng the partnership Of John T. Cantwe
and Frederick Low IN the horse. Cantwell declared
that he bought the at shccpshead Nav last year
for 5000 half OF which Low had paid. The two
men were to divide equally the earnings Of Che horse
but Cantweli declares that although the horse has
earned $1,000 he has received only $500 Low de-
MED the partnership and said that he had given the
money 10 Cantwel 10 bny the horse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
MANY OF HIS PEOPLE Will SEE HIN SAIL.

Tho Rev Albert Won schlgan. the pastor OF St.
Mchaels Church ana the olicst Rcman Catholic clergy
man In Elizabeth ~ j.. In length Of service Will sail
for Europe 10 day after an absence from Germany OF
twenty three years Father Won schngan was a baron
IN Westphalia before becoming priest and his family
are among the most prominent In that kingdom. lilo
has Just cleared the church property Of debt and his
congregation on Thursday gave him. with ESQ In
gold a letter OF credit for 81 600 aud gold watch
and chain. A big delegation will bid him God speed
on his trip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
SENATOR STEWART DENIES A REPORT.

Washington July 1.-Senator stewart said today
that the report that hc had sent special messenger
to Omaha with platform and the Information for the
third party convention that he would accept the
inaon for President on that platform Is incorrect.
lie said that General ~ J. Warner had gone theN
10 look after the silver plank. and that al the
foundation there was for the report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
MONMOUTH PARK on JULY 4TlI
a
vim Heading Railroad system.

yin Heading KiiIrtm SysIrHI.
Trains leave station Central Railroad Of New Jersey.
fool Liberty ST.. ut s:l5. 1890. 30 A. M, IL 40
special IL AS Special, 90 special, go p. m; wa
Sandy Hook Roue from Pier S, North River, at 100.
IL 90 a. H.. L. rs. 100 y. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

Tiue-1 Is.
Mutuais-Alice Bruce colt (fcd) straight si2 "a pace
sl6 o5 Lady Violet place sic 81 80 p''''
Beradonna colt. Corduroy ard ondawa were with.
drawn After DELAY OF minutes good start
the horses III in line, all being we'll IN motion
and Lovelace immediately TO the whip ana never
dangerous. SIT Walter ae anchored BY
his big weight. Dr. Rice ran prominently for half
mile then fell back out OF the hunt Lady Violet led
around the bend and going easily mat the rAce
seemed at her mercy, but the Alice Bruce suddenly
shot 70 the front salteping away from
IS II they standing still In o walk b, nearly
four lengths Lady Violet second three lengths before
Sir Walter. who beat Spartan two lengths. Spartan
q length and a half before Comanche. Sir Walter
seemed In difficulties the last quarter post
Garrison's vigorous punishment rallied and coming
strong at the finish.
FIFTH EACE-Handicap, s25 each, $500 ADDED. ono
mile and a quarter.
g. Setting Fl.
W. e Daly'. b. G. Count by sGn ss,spS1
j. MsIaushiin's b. C. Key VT, ,,4r iGI =. -,
~ tnlakcl 81 60
9WS aP pDaAS g. !. 1oi 81
Mutuals-Count straiaht si5 80 place So so; Key
West place IS 20.
Dr.. Wilcox Withdrawn. Count in third place
for SIX fuilongs, then the front ohd with
the greatest possible by two lengths; Key West
second the distance before Batsnan Temple and
Key West made the running, the former giving IL up
the head OF the stretch Count bid up to 81 Cos
at which he bought in by DAILY The entered price
81 900.
SIXTH KACE-A handicap $50 each, with 81 600 added
one mile and sixteenth. turf.
St n''''q F.
keystone Stables b. h. Gettysburg. by
Gleneg-M A b., yrs.. Ito n.
J. G FolansOees b. IA. Cleaning isGi 70
w G. Days Dix H. RoQuctor:, 5, i29o,.;.:;
0.rie, 3. 112 ,,,ioS TaraR . 2-i
Watt,rSOl, 3. III (ThOWp>o1) y o. %
Airshaft. 8. (Ismbley) 1o-1 81
MISUNDERSTANDING straight sss. plac. s21 80
Cleaning Place al 40.
Helen Rose and Iconawe were withdrawn having run
In preceding Cleaning took tho lead the
and = the pace for the nod til hail down The
homcstsctch when Gettysburg colafed her. Lttei'd
went TO the whip. but IL awaited him nothing Gctys-
burg VOL ridden. away end won by two lengths
Cleaning second. the same dstncc before Rolucfort
hh hnnt o. c n,,n.li
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

Of Kansas products at the Worlds Fair: demand
strict legislation for preserving the purity OF the
ballot: favor an amendment Of the Constitution 80
as 10 allow women to vote Other planks relate
purely 10 State affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

Weights for the .ackcnsack Handicap Will DO announce
at shecpshead Fay to-day Entries for the hrst sNu
and seventh races TO be run Monday, July =, VIII d.
received until D. M, at Shccpshcad LAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

neatly mile, and passed by Tampl,7hter
loed home the easiest Of winners lengths Bznai
setond. two lengths before Barefoot
two lengths.
FOURTH RACE-GREAT TRIAL STAKES; for two.year.
olds 500 each $4,000 added; g. 900 70 second
$1,000 to third special weight conditions. Strters
pay 500 additional Frturlty about thre-quar
ters Of 0 mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
A RECEPTION TO CHAIRMAN CAMPBELL.

Chicago, July 1.-The main feature Of Yesterdays
session Of the Republican state Central Committee
was the reception tsudered to the now chairman OF
the National Republican Committee, W. J. Campbell.
The State Committee met In the forenoon and had
some desliltory talk on the general aspect OF the
situation In Illinois, the gist OF which that this
state was safely Republican. As soon rs the Ma
ional chairman arrived he escorted 70 the head
quarters OF the state Committee where lie met with
magnificent reception at the hands OF the commit %
and large number Of prominent members Of bis party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
THE LONG BRANCH HANDICAP.

qhes. are the weights for the Long Branch lahdlcap'
me mile and Quarter run Tuesday July 3; declarations
Il, he mude by q 80 D. H., Monday July T. ut Monmouth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

Cincinnati, July lin the Prohibition Convention
early Thu, morning DR.. Crana, OF Texas. got 4lo
votes nine more than enough to win the nomination
for vre President. Dr. Cranfll' was called to the
platform and made y stirring address.
Before adjournment hitter discussion sprang VI
as to the treatment Of the coored delegates one d
them a woman at the Cincinnati hotels. Balm, Of
Kentucky and other southern men favored the
adoption Of q resolution censurlng the hotels, ans
Mt 2 10 m. the convention ADJOURNED ane ue'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

New route to PAUL Smiths, Childwold Park an1
Tuppsr Lake will open July g. Secpingcars throu0
via New-Y0rk Central -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
THE PASTEUR GERM.PROOF FILTER

Croton a. 1t drawn from the pipes Is not ne 70
drink filled with organic matter end germ fe
BY ftcrng through Pasteuf Germ.Proof Fier II
made pure and clear as the best spring snd botsee
water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
r1rsr AMERICAN PONY RACES

The track was heavy to-day the Wcstcbeser County
Fir grounds VIXEN the American Pony Racing Association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

Mutunls-Ieonawsl straight SIC 15 place 50 20 S1ic
Mcuiclland place 40 10.
Mary Stone and Raceland withdrawn. Sallie
NcCicland Reckon and Fairy head and head TO the
quarter post Merry Monarch taking Of the Go
Ing up the tacksetch. Sale McCleand got her head In
trout and led the head the stretch where Leonawe
70 the front. Leaving HI, ct every stride,
eonawel In and won by Two
and half lengths Sale McClelland second lengths
before Reckon. Fairy was tied up with rheumatism.
Merry Monarch pulled up slightly lame
THIRD HACE-THISTLE STAKES. For hree-ycar-
ODDS. $50 each. with $500 added Special weights.
3-I6 miles.
rcttinS.
ST. III.
Brown & Rogers's br. c. Lampighter, by
ti;,, niS a. rarsi Out
J. A. A. ii. Morris's b. c. barefoot 109
(Llttleheld) 81 b
Donoaster. 108. Gavin ten) 20-1 IL
Tme-2 :O5 i-5
Mutusls-LampIghter stN.ght pah IS So place % IS
Blizzard place f12 IS.
BlzzaM Was ADDED 10 the held barefoot led for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

Foyhal Keene's b. C. by Mr.. Pick
wick-Aiice Eruce III NH milton IJ-l 81
Bemton stables bf. lady Violet III IS ms)2 Al IS
Oneck stables b. c. Sir Walter, 125..........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

Mutuais-Major Daily straight $40 IS. place sll % :
CaDdsabrz place Sl4 20
Mssher was Withdrawn. Correction and Major Daily
were leaders the stort. the former having the
best Of IL BY length TIL the bend was reached, when inc
Major strobe to the and coming away without hurry
hustle. won he pleased by two and hall lengths
C.ndelabra second lengths Iefofe Correction WHO
might have been second had Luehcld pulled up.
SECOND RACE-Handicap $40 esch 81 go added. One
Betting.
The morning call., 1892-08-01


PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES FOR THE
j MAYNARD. MARE ISLAND. CALA-JuIy 2I
lss2-Sesled proposals. Endorsed Proposals for
Cal, TO De opened August Is 1892" viii be re-
ceved az the Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts,
O'Clock noon August 16. 1892, and publicly opened
Immediately thereafter, furnish at the navy
yard Mare Island Cal. quantity of steel plates.
steel shapes brushes canvas, bunting bass cts
OIL tools etc. The articles must conform the
navy standard and pass the usual naval inspection.
blank proposals Will be furnished upon application
to the hayward, the Navy Pay ONCE san Fran
cisco, Cal, or 10 the bureau. The attention of man.
ufacturers and dealers Is invited. Tie bids all
other things being equal. decided by lot. The De-
partment reserves the right TO waive defects or TO
reject any or all bids not deemed advantageous to
the Government THOS. j. LASIER Acting Chief
OF bureau. iyZs FrMo At
pRoPosAts-sEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
following work and msterias WI be received
by the Board OF New City Hall Commissioners in
the chamber OF the Board of Supervisors MON
DAY, the I'D day OF August. 1892. between the
hours of 4 A. NJ and L. NJ:
Contract No. 39-Police Courts In northwest
wing, embodying all necessary furniture aad tx
lures. stairwsys and grille work requisite TO COM
plete departments. To be completed November
Contract 80. 4u-Complstlon OF NE. wing. em-
oodylnS ~ stsno.hg nsnsS 49, t T b sS,
pieted December /, 1891
Contract No 4I-Wrought and cast iron spscif-
cations, embodying an iron beams and Orders iron
st2irways and columns, grille WORK, etc, for
pietion OF Ne wing. To be completed November
Contract No. 42-Furniture and fittings. embody.
wall racks, etc, hardwood finishes necessary to
complete r. wing To be completed December l.
1892.
Contract No. Astounding and gas work, en-
bodying all stationary fixtures, ventilation, drain
are. sagp3y, waste etc, requisite TO complete NE.
wig. Rough work 10 be completed September 10,
1872. Contract TO be completed December ]. 1899.
Contract No. 44-Steam hot water heating
WORK emoodyfDg oil lines and with fixtures
and htEings, radiators, etc. Bids to be for steam
ard hot water heating separately Rough work
completed September rs, 1892. Contract cempleted
December l. 1892.
Contract 70. 45-Furniture and standing fixtures
stairway and suHdrY alterations and additions In
Tax Collectors departments. To be completed
October -, 1892.
Contract No 46-Outside painting embodying
tho four towers aud vsntiIatfag shafts etc, with
sundries necessary TO complete same. To be COM
piefed November L. 1872
The Secretary VIII furnish blank forms Of promo
sails TO intending bidders and no bid will be enter
tanned unless made upon blanks furnished and
uale rs same Is accompanied with q certified cheek
for o per cent OF the total Of tenIer. Inc
board reserves the right To reject any all bids
PAYMENTS al be made by audited demands on the
Treasury drawn agStnst the New city Hal FUND.
George III. Sandersoa. 7. j. l.. Smiley and Jeha ii.
burst Board OF New Citv Hall Commissioners.
N2i Sot EDWARD l. WOLFE Secretary.
The morning call., 1892-08-01
RESOL UTIONS.
.c LIZ .rnr no.Rn nF NEw

At A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF NEW
y City Hall Commissioners held July 29. 1922
the following resolutions were passed Co print:
Resolved, That a progress estimate In the sum of
sggl7 II in tavar OF McCann x Mckay on contract
No 50 pass to print. observation-disclosures Sau-
derson, smiley, burst. Also resolved, That a pro-
eress estimate In the OF ${051 p In favor of
fleCanu Il Mckay contract y q. 36 pass to print.
observation-disclosures SandeTsAn. Smiley. DursE
Also resolved. That progress estimate IN the sum
os 1853 so in favor OF c. J. Bananaa cont ract
No 33 pass to print. Ayes-Commissloners SAN
derson Smiley. burst
au1 st EDWARD j. WOLFE. Secretary.