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The evening world., 1894-08-21
PROF. HERMANN NOT ILL.
His Doctor Says He Had the Rheua
matism, bat Is Better.
Special 60 The Evening world.)

LONG ISLAND CITY. Aug. si.-The
story circulated this morning to the
effect that Prof. Alexander Hermann
is very III at his summer home in white
stone is denied by his physician. Dr..
Esner OF Denver. Col. who is visiting
the magician.
Dr. Esner said TO an Evening world''
feporter this afternoon; ., -.D !. .
Prof. Hermann has been suffering
severely from an attack of rheumatic
fever, and on Sunday his Temperature
was alarming. but since then his
recovery has been very rapid and
house to-day. Ee IL entirely out sf do
ger" -.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
BooKIE KELLY HELD.
Justice Gaynor 0verrules His
Writ of Habeas Corpus
Must Answer for Taking Foreign "
Bets at Flushing Track.
Racing at whitestone Declared on
Until Next Monday.

Justice Gaynor handed down de-
clsion in the Supreme Court. Brooklyn.
this morning. in which he refuses to
discharge Charles p. Kelly from Gus
e,ay ..i 4 writ of habeas corpus.
Kelly. In order to make a test case OF
the foreign" track question. had him
self arrested q few days ago on war
rant, issued by Queens County Justice
of the Peace, charging him with violat-
ing the poolselling laws by making book
at the Flushing race track on the Jer-
ONE Park races.
Kelly claimed that he did not sell.
record or register bets on the Jerome
park races. but az he had been to Je-
rome Park on the day of his arrest, he
boueht a ticket on one Of the races and
sold it on the Flushing track.
Justice Gaynor. in his memorandum,
..vs that il IL clear to his mind that
Kelly intended to evade the law.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
BASEBALL CHAT.

This Is sort of special thanksgiving
day for New York. 1t returns thanks to
Pittsburg for downing Baltimore, and
asks that the dose be repeated. Thanks
are also due to old Jupiter P,uvius for
holcing OF the game at Boston. where the
leaders might still further have clinched
their hold by n game with Cincinnati.
And kindly regard Is inslnuating itself
IN the bosom of the Glunts for the
Qrakers, who 30 generously downed
CieN e;and and sent them stu further
alcrg the toboggan. almost outside of
any consideration NJ possible third row
people. While as individuals the Giants
were tuH Of kindly sympathy for Capt.
chaSers they didn't think of letting UP
on MS merry men, whom they dazed
with Il feeding game hat was too much
for the wild and woolly combination Of
colts.
After II long lapse of-what Is II, menu
DRY or nerver-thc Bridegrooms sudden
~ found their batting clothes. More
than that, they dunned them and pound
ed ST. l.ouis's Clarkson all over Eastern
fark. Tommy Burns revived to the eS-
tent OF tolr hits. one home run, and
Credway contributed Il homer, three
bagger and two doubles to the mas
sucre.
King "Mique" Kelly is just now trying
to figure out where he Is at. Part OF his
soliloquy must run like this: whether
It Is nobler to play ball in a minor leagu
for atty month or to make a break
ara quiz the game for an independ-
The evening world., 1894-08-21
"FITz" OFF FOR THE SOUTH.
La.ky Bob Le.sves for His Training
Ground mt Bay st. Louis.

NEWARK, N. j., Aug. A.-Bob Fitz-
simmons and his trainer. Jim Dwyer
left for New Orleans at 4.55 o'clock yes
terday. His wife and son accompanied
him. About Atty Of his friends We're
He will go at once to Bay st. Louis,
Miss, to train for his battle with Dan
Creedon. FitZsrpmons weighed I'i
anticipates little difficulty in getting
into good condition. He spent the
morning before his departure In being
photographed for the Autographs OF MS
theatrical company,
The evening world., 1894-08-21
STOLE FROM HIS EMPLOYERS.
Salesman william Buck Arrested
with Marked Bills In His Pocket.

William Buck; twenty-three years old,
salesman In the employ of the Spencer
optical Company. 10 Maiden lane. was
arrested at noon. charged with robbing
his employers. For some months the
company has noticed that the cash re-
ceipts had fallen off. Suspicion was d.
rected TO Buck and this morning a de-
tective entered the store and purchased
from him q pair OF spectacles. for which
he paid "a In marked bills.
The money was not turned in. Buck
was accused and searched. The marked
bills were found on him. He broke
down and confessed that he had been
systematically robbing the company for
months. In his pockets were found let
tiers showing that he had been defray-
ing. the. expenses of a nat in the Tender
loin district. he was arraigned In the
Tombs and held in $500 bonds until to-
morrow,
The evening world., 1894-08-21
Gets 500 for Her Husband.
(Ry Associated Pre's,J

WASHINGTON. Aug 2l.-Th Mexican Govern
ment has placed with the State Department to
the credit OF Mrs Leon Mcleod Baldwin. the
aum OF $40 OOO as Indemnity for the sssAssinatIon
on her husband. Mr.. Baldwin Superintendent
81 the Vaienciana mines In August. 1887 he WAS
kilIed by two Mexican despsradoea Secretary
Bayard Endorsed the claim Of 500. 900 indemnity
preferred by Mrs baldwin, and Il has taken
seven years TO convince the Mexican Government
that IL was liable. Meanwhile the iAdsmnlty Was
scaled down 70 go. ooo
The evening world., 1894-08-21
NOT FATAL NOSEBLEED.
Edward Wood, HIT with Baseball,
May Recover

Edward Wood, eighteen years old, OF
81 East One, Hundred and Thirtieth
street. who was taken to the Manhat-
tan Hospital last night apparently
bleeding to death through the nostrils,
has been reported to be out of danger
at the hospital this morning.
The flow Of blood stopped early this
morning.
Wood was struck by a baseball at the
Polo Grounds q week ago.
Since that time his nose has con-
stantly bed. Physicians were unable
to check the hemorrhages.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
ARTIST lNNESs'S FUNERAL.
Like Qusrtley's, II VIII BE from the
Academy of Design. 1850

The remains OF George Inness. the
famous American landscape painter.
whose death occurred a fortnight ago
in Scotland. will be brought to the
Academy of Design, Fourth avenue and
Twenty-third street, this afternoon.
The body will be placed in the council
avenue side. Funeral services viii Be
conduSted in this room Thursday at l0,3o
A. NJ, by the Rev. ], c. Ager. or Brook
lyn. VI: T.
vices, which will be simple and without
musical or vocal accompaniment.
Mr.. lnness's funeral will be the second
the other being that OF Arthur Quartley,
the genre painter. in 1886.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
NO FIGHT IN SIOUX CITY.
Possibility of n COrbett-JacksOu
Mill In Town Not Credited.

The offer OF a $4,000 purse for the
Jaekson-Corbott fight by the Sioux City
Athletic Club. has not inspired sporting
people with any definite hopes that the
battle wiz be contested in Iowa. -,
Mayor Flatcher declares that he VIII
not perm the light to take PLACE within
the city limits, and announces MS oellet
that the Governor Will not allow prize
lighting In the State Of Iowa.
Besides. the announcement 10 not ac-
companlcd with The names of any re-
suonsible PARTIES and there appears to
b4 80 many strings surrounding the al
legged purse ! that they form web
through which i is next to impossible
The mpression Is that II either of the
pugilists desires to hunk out of match,
acceptance of the Sioux City proposition
will in no vav interfere with such inten-
lion. No sporting man considers the
matter seriously, and 1t Is generally men
toned ae utterly absurd.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
: STRICKEN IN THE CHURCH.
Misx Force While Singing in the
'-' Choir Fell with ApopIexy.

BURLINGTON. n. j., Aug. H.-Miss
Dora Force was stricken with apoplexy
while singing In the choir of ST. Barna-
bass Church on Sunday last
The physicians, who were summoned
Immediately, entertain but little hope of
her recovery.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
EXPELLED FROM MT. ZION.
Jacob Abeles, One of the Church
Founders, BrihRs Suit.

Judge Beach, OF the Supreme Court, to-
Jay heard arguments upon a motion
made by counsel for Jacob AbeIes for
writ OF mandamus to compel his re-
ns'atement as a member of Mount
ZION Church, on One Hundred and ThIr-
WIN street, near Madison avenue.
ana Aoeles was one OF the founders
disnD, uustees of the church. He was
d Mseu from the congregation on July
justiMY r: h6eles alleged that he was I'M
'saSe Beach reserved decision.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
UPHELD BY FLOWER.
He Di-mi--e. the Little Monte Carlo
Charges,
Dy Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
ALBANY. Aug. H.-sberiff pueyv y,
his counsel. arrival M the Exao,,,,,,o
f,hor,hau - -, '"e "eNu'Ne
Nh'i'ioei at CLOCK TINS AFTERNOON to
answer charges of neglect of duty in
NOT closing nm n oa,nt,ar., ..,aa;,a -,
tnoun a.. ,,.,. 49, -
40 Little Monte carlo.
Counsel for the Society for the En-
forcement of Crimina, Law arri,od n
few rn,n,,,s., ,a,ar IT. -. ="
minutes iater. Inc Governor came
In at ais, and announced the hearing on.
Mr.. Gates. the representative ~. tho
VI 'he
society started by telling Of evils ex-
listing in Westchester
THAT is not a matter for Exs.u.i,,.
-, >, io'
action' SAID the Governor. Have you
anything to say to Sheriff Duffy's denial
of the charges or az n tho suit, ,or 40 m.
Va. -.i' ee9 Vi as " '"e sun, ior u""-
ages now pending against him. amount
ing to S2O,OO0?" -. o.,
The evening world., 1894-08-21
REFUSED THEM LICENSES.
Four Applications from Coney
Island Denied To-Day.

The Brooklyn Excise Board this after
noon refused TO grant licenses TO four
Coney Island liquor dealers.
The applicants were: James Convey,
William II. YosL Theobald Dell and ii.
ID. Hobby.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

Mike" Dwyer is determined to win a
match race before the Jerome Park
meeting Is over. and to this end he has
induced Matt Allen to match Pochino
against Armltage over the Titan course
for 500 side and $1,000 added. each to
carry 101 pounds. The race will be run
tomorrow. When the horses met the
last time Pochino beat Armitage at the
same distance, but the son of Surinam
has improved since then. and II looks
as though he should win. With two
match races down for decision and five
other races 'to-morTow's programme at
the old saddle bags. track will be an
excellent one. Stonenell is in grand
shape, and worked clinking SIX fur
longs yesterday.
Barney" Murray raised Juror
around Jerome Park yesterday by
he really had the audacity to hoist
one from the Dwyer-Croker combna-
ton. After Arab had won the first race.
Mr. MgrTay began ssn BY raising o his prize
the necessary s., and Arab occupied his
usual stall last night. Murray then
waited until Armitage had won, and
then again got d in his Work, b, I,c F
.Dpab-oii" poiicy of several owners in
one-teuth of their value, has become
notorious, and If they got taste of
this kind of medicine .oftener they
might learn a lesson.
.
fr.. u, =,
by Nalkyrie yesterday should be investi,
sateu Nv h ha , aS' ' ,a,' WsysterSav
sba San crackjne good race and fin
ished second "Bill5 Brien Is pretty
ninver howevsr and always has an ex-
cmse ready
Fred I.ittieaeld rode a rafting good
race on Monotony. He fairly. lifted the
iilly clong in the last sixteenth.
The big bettors were down to a man
on Roche. This colt is In rare good
shape and Will he a dangerous horse in
any company at Sheepshead Bay this
Fall.
Yesterday was an exceedingly dull one
at Saratoga. The fields We're small, a
total of thirteen horses starting. The
track was quagmire; anu irequent
ers. Soundmore ana potentate were .ne
only fauorH.s 20 noe, 10 ne h,ads ~,
% %eHt h Uroh " Tpe snfries for to.dsv's
for an EXCELLENT card Was presented
ava
u,ur, >to,.,, % tho nrord wa.rar NJ n
r,n mit fnsbinned ike "a iockevs can ana
The evening world., 1894-08-21
KEENE'S FATHER DEAD.
He Was EiEhty-six Years OLD and
Lived in Paris.

He Whh EfEhty-sfK fears Old aD4
Lived in Paris.
A special cable from Paris announces
the death Of the father of James r.
keene. ,..-... 80
He had lived in Paris for the last
twenty years and was In good health
until five months ago.
He was eighty-six years old.
: James II. Keene, when seen at hin
office. 20 Broad street, this Afternoon.
said he had received a cablegram SINH
lar to the above. He said his father
America a number Of years, spendinG
most Of the time in California. -.
He leaves four children, two sons,
James II. and Henry Keene, and two
daughters, one of whom. Mrs. Follans-
bee, has been at his bedside TemDo.
rary burial will take place at Paris.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
Commissioner shields TO Take q
Vacation.

United States Commissioner John A. Shields
leaves tomorrow for two or three weeks
vacGtIsa. which he will spend in the mountains.
near Coopentown, this State. Commissioner
Alexander will take charge Of Mr.. ahields's
work during his absence.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
The standing Of the League clubs this

Although the attendance was not
Point on Saturday to witness the game
between the Monitor A, c. and the Pas
time Reserves in aid of THE Evening
Worlds" Sick Babies Fund got the
worth OF their money, as they saw u
the summary: ..-..
The evening world., 1894-08-21
BRITANNIA, ON ALLOWANCE.
Satanita Finishes First, but the
Princes Cutter Wins the Day.

(By Associated Presa)
PORTSMOUTH. Aug. Ain a fifty
mile race to-day. under the auspices of
the Royal Albert Yacht Club. Satanita
and Britannia competed.
The former crossed the finish line
first, but the Prince of Wales's cutter
won on time allowance.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
MRS. DAILY DEAD.

END C'-Die at Her Summer ResAs
denco In Sag Harbor.
Mrs Maria Lydia Daily. wife Of sx-
Chief Justice Charles P. DAILY and
daughter of the late Philip NJ. Lydig.
died at her Summer residence in Sag
Harbor to-day. She was in the seven.
tieth year of her age. .,1,
The evening world., 1894-08-21
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

The London ,Pall Mall Gazette, under
control OF Its new proprietor, and in Its
anxiety to Guido contemporaneous Jour-
mails In adverse criticism of Vigilant and
her owners, makes several erroneous
statements. These errors betray a wo-
ful or wilful lack of Information regard
Ing tie topography Of this hnrbor such
as Is hardly creditable to so we'll in
formed person as w. w. Astor, who
was reared In this city and who has
spent much time cruising in the family
yacht Nourmahal, which Is still enrolled
In the New York Yacht Club The Pail
Mall Gazette deliberately rears long
argument upon the false statements that
Vigilant and Valkyrie sailed fifteen miles
to windward or leeward and return In
New York Bay during the Americas
| cup races. The facts are that the races
were sailed In the open Atlantic twenty
miles to windward or leeward and re-
turn. These facts upset the unfair COM
parison made by the Pail Mall Gazette.
Pilot Diapers explanation of how
Nigilant get aground Is much like that
of the pilot who figured in tale that is
told along this coast. This shrewd man,
after assuring the skipper that he knew
every rock in the harbor brought UP
ana taSt OH n ieORe. Inc 'lrate
commander rushed on deck and, taking
In the situation, shouted: II thought
you knew every rock In the harbor."
so ] do" was the response. That's
one Of them
1t Is announced that James Gordon
Bennett will add to the valuable prizes
offered for the Nice regatta, to be held
next March. He will award fl.0O0 each
to, the winners In races for forty-raters
and half-raters in the same regatta. This
Ia an Indictment to smaller craft. of
which some American yacht-owners
might we'll avail themselves.
Fully 5000 people saw Horace NJ.
Leeds, the Atlantic City lightweight,
fight owen Iiegler, the ex-amateur
lightweight champion of the United
States, In a four-round bout at the
Inlet Amusement Park Atlantic City,
last nisht. No decision was rendered.
but 1t was generally conceded that
Leeds showed himself to be the better
man in the final round.
-. 49, ,''''''.-
Here's a chance for bantam:
To the Editor:
II will back Dan lyman, the champion i0a-
pound boy Of the Twentieth. Ward, against Jack
Levy to fight to a finish for suitable purse and
The evening world., 1894-08-21
No Races Mt whitestone.

wHITESToNE. Ausi n.-The White
stone Jockey Club has declared Its
races off until Aug. q.
The evening world., 1894-08-21

base by errort-MofFlOrD, 2. Pabtimes Z. Left on
bases-Monltora. TO- Pastimes s. First base an
balls Monitors, s. PsStimes. O. struck out-By
Dienst, a. by Cody. 10. Thrce-base hits-Cody.
Two-base hits--Lcahy, McMahon, Sailing. I'm
pire-West Roberts. Time OF game-Two hours.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
VIGILANT IN DRY DOCK.

TO nc IHUToUR"Fs
Water Line To-day.
by Associated Pressj
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. H.-Vigilant Is
still IN the Tidal Dock here.
Furthe, examination of her centre
board, It's trunk, and the yachts keel
will be made to-day.
The evening world., 1894-08-21

Totals ....7 s II IL +I-otAls ......e II u .
'Took McLane's place In the nth innins
SCORE by INNINGs
The evening world., 1894-08-21
, chance for a bantam

Here's a chance for bantam:
To the Editor;
u will back Dan lyman, the champion ioo-
pound boy OF the Twentieth. Ward against Jack
Levy to fight to a finish for a suitable purse and
= side bet of $3.50. Can he seen any morning
from to IL at $40 Eighth avenue.
70 JOSEPH CONNELL.
The evening world., 1894-08-21

Perkins had four mounts yesterday
feared that Soup" doesn't like mud
The evening world., 1894-08-21

Scoggan Bros. have sold to J. ]. Nc
Cafferty the colts Buckrene, Sun Up
and one or two others: The string was
delivered at Sheepshead Bay yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-08-21

Potentate struck an easy spot In the
last race yesterday. Assignee cannot
run a yard in mud and Maid Marian is
extremely averse to weight The only
dangerous one was Torchbearer.
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FAlRHAvES. Oct. Ia special. Ell +.
nsvsns. oaiy soa Of r. r. Bsyans, PROM
inehi real estate and loan agent snd vice
president Of the Commercial Ciah. diea
about o clock this morning a. bis faith
er's ofsis &c in the Masoa block. where be
haa xons TO sleep on a couch about 3
O'Clock last evening. apparently in has
usual good heslsh- The ys.aRs man was
eookkeep~r and stenegrapAsr aud vas -
years GA.
wHAvceS. Oct i2-lSp~csal. - The
county commissioners have faxed the tax
levy Tor >94 ST Is mills upon al city and
eoanty property. With the sa9iuon Of ? 5
mills as . speS3ai road tar apoa property
Iytns outside eftse corpors,s lialks of the
cities. The aggregate is the ssHas As last
year. bat % II si.sersasly segregated.
The government lndt.a sehooi on The
IaFami reservation has been considerably
erosGed. and number OF the advanced
papsis have been transferred % the board
Ing school al the Taiailp aEeneY.
Three blue jackets from tns Monterey
deserted here. bat Shsir places we're
eaiekly supplied. and no great effort seems
- have bssa taa3e TO capture the
6exeeters
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DR.. E3ear ". Griffith. Of San Francisco
who branded ara infant = few DAYS ago
with the letter M has been arrested on
the charge OF cruelty 10 minor.
John Jar. under conviction AZ San Fran
CISCO for having assisted IN rohbing 3
country man OF IS ia E lodging house, hiss
been sentenced 10 prison for hfe.
Ada r. wener, Of san Francisco. who
shot and kiiie4 her hratai husband in
Aprl laxt while be Law aslee2 "a bed. las
been senteneca 90 life Imprisonment
Francisco naavlsh znd Maseo Pas. In
diMns, have heea arrested At P&chAngo
cauyan. Cal. charged xith the murder 81
Mrs. Sarah L ate. a school mistress there
whose school house they are charged vita
HAVING burned 10 destroy sEsaeace Of
their crime.
First Sergt Edgar l. Schaller. Of CON-
pany A. Elfteenta infantry. stationed at
Tort Porter. Buffalo. was shot FRIDAY
morning By Serge. Thomas Marriott. %
the Same company. aud lie not expected
to live. The crime Vas unnrovoked- There
hsa been iil-seelinE between the men.
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BEEyfTfkA

7. II. Williams. prominent merchant
81 Saohomlsh, as in the eAiy yesterday
Oh business
yadge Hanford left for San Francisco
yesterday 10 sss on the bench N tae cir
cult court Of appeals.
isaac Corriere. the South Seventh street
butcher, was tined 81 and costs by Justice
Caldwell yesterday for assault aud battery
OF B. Sears. Co-riere defended his osn
case.
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday
for T. w. Mzidment and Marie A. Miner,
and ". T. Darkee and & NJ baldwin, all
Of Seattle: Charles :. Meaehsm, Of la
coma. aa3 Rose Emerson. Of seattie-
The preliminary examination OF j. 4.
n8xlGs. the old nan who II charged with
criminal sssaal; on Ira Better. aged .
years. AZ Des Moinss Will be held this
afternoon 81 . clock before Justice Cad
weal.
] ne Seattle Free Kindergarten Associa-
tloa ~lkl hald as regular naonthIy messing
a. tee IaA2b~r Of Cozalnerce 1t 80 ?. na-
today. a. interested in the success Of
the work are urged to &c present AID invite
trsrzaz.
Judge HAnford yesterday admitted 10
sitxsnsAip the folleslnx persons. Fred
y. Reid, q Canada. John J. Gallagher.
o Ireland; johann Hoxlund. OF Sweden;
Hsnyy iatEEle, % Canada frsd syGulss,
OF s<es1e1. Doaala j. AeIeona8a. Of
" ltll4M Dickson OF Ireland DAVID Rus
sell Of Canada; Herman Rasschaw, Of
Germany L-onAsra oenrtng. Of Ger
naay; Ashers L mareeAi, Of Switzerland.
Joha Corkse. Of eetlaad: James z Al
KIN. OF kAgixn1
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SPORTING xorKa

At the Mystic park races FRIDAY -
winners were: 2.i6 tros, Gay Wora
a:eols; 2:is pace. Prince AIcoador. s:iTN
as ,ros. Azaeelle. 2:iTl
The Harvard football team delssist
Brown At Cambridge THURSDAY. but ~
latter made the trst poins spslnss hsr
ward this season Score. Is 20 4
At the 81. Louis races Friday The ~
ners were: FRYE fnrlongs. Bobby Gsyta.
l .ne: ave and half furiongs. Rs>&
LsIta. l:Sii ii i've fnrionxs, Tom DonohA
l:oI. mile and one hundred yards. Vsvq
ls57.
Al the Lexington races Friday tbs ~
ners we're: Stallion Representative stss4
5000. for foals Of ISL Limonegos s.Mhs
2:l7 Class iros. $1,000. Bllly Bolton, z:isk;
z;lI class. pacing. sl.e0. Frank 49,
2:l5A.
Al the Morris park races Friday -
winners we're: Five farlongs. IN
Penny. $50; eight furi0ngs. Adesh2
500; nine iurlongs, Prince Kari. L.
eight furiongs. Sa5lila i:tos&; ssx -
longs. bomrz. l;i2As eighs fnrioae
sionenen, I;4Zz
At the Harlem. H.. races Friday -
winners were Four and half fanoa9
Loretta. ;553s; SIX fasiongs. Marioa =
lis, mile and seventy yards. 1ssss1
I.sesz: i've furlonxs, Natural, l&k
mile and forty yards, Elmer T., isH&
SIX fnfsongs. Lotiie Nils. lis
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TO DEFEAT TAMMANY.
Grace Democrats In New York
Making . Good Fight
SENATOR HILL REsukEs THEM.
Coed 6evernmens Class 81 Sew tsrH
lnaerss K<rnblseHn xsnfness-
EepnbsseaHs Depssnes HUI

NV yoEx. DC. E-The ezsc1rive cosn-
rn1fs>e OF n. State Democracy Dss u
Cooper Tn5oa hsa this afternoon Alter
9 SESSION Of tao ho1rs sx-Msyor Grsce an
rorne@d n - she crxzzixa.ioa Eozsd place
candidates n .as ted for congress, IS
sembly, and board OF Aldermen he
sesecrs0n Of nominees viii se lefr 70 each
district Mr.. Grace said that the State
Democracy would support . Rersblscsn
candidate for alderman II any ois--acs
where they coald get IN retnrn their sup
port for sh=ir asssmbsynen- IAsy so1sd
also unlss with Tsmn2ay Hall On tie
same ground, bat n the congressional
elections there would be 40 fusion Al
though no full slate vas made Up ~ the
meeting. Mr.. Grace admitted that the
names Of copgressnen Warner. D1npny
executive committee
SEE YoKK. Oct 2-Sow that Ian-
many Hal Ass nominated IN candidates
without consulting tie State Democracy,
the members OF the latter organization say
they viii 20 right on With their OWE nom
nations for congress- They say that they
vii no7aiusts Gsssmclymsn and aldermen.
too, If Tsrornany persists IN Ignoring them
The State Democrats are particularly sore
over tie turning down Of Congressman
Warner % the thirteenth district Now
they threatsz 70 run him Independently
Col Robert G. Raymond said today that
the Stale Democracy had gone more than
half way with oyertures 70 Ianmany- he
vas one Of the conferences committee which
wanted TO approach the Iammsnyites.
bus did not get tas opportunity OF do
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