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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27
Chinese Defeated.

SHANGHAI, July PA dispatch froP
Nagasaki, on the southwest side of the
island of Kioo-Sioo, Japan, says a de-
tachment of COrean troops, at the insti-
CATION OF the Chinese residents, attacked
the Japanese garrison and were defeat
ed. A later telegram says a japanese
cruiser sank the transDort
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27

AS the DEMOCRAT started il to give the
comments of Oregon papers on the Soldiers
home it also gives the following from the
Salem Journal: E1iSor Tain, OF the Al
bany Herald, gets of his usual dignity on
account of an innocent inquiry in The
Journal of Friday.gs to whether the trustees
of the Soldiers home were not taking per
diem under the guise Of expenses contrary
to law. He Ps0rts 10 personal abuse wien
he should answer the following: Is it no; q
fact that the Soldiers home trustees OF
which you are one, are allowing themse yes
s. to $40 day per diem. when .he law
says. they shall receive no compensation.
but actual expenses incurred. See Sec Is.
session laws 1898 Is il not a fact that
You as members Of the board charge mile
age when attending meetings of the board.
when as a matter Of fact you ride en- free
passes? Is II not fact Mr. Train that YOU
charge the sum Of S24 10 for each meeting
you attend at RosebuIg. when your actual
expenses, which by law you would be en-
titled TO would not be over 6ye dollars :
The Herald says The Journal editor Is an
anarchist becanse he asked whether ths
Heiald editor was not taking per diem as
Soldiers home trustee when the law for
bids such compensation. The Grants lass
Courier makes the same assertion md the
Oregonlan copies it today Are thos.
editors also anarchists Ihsrs are liable 4
be number Of them among the Oregon
editors and more in the Legislature. If a
man who calls time on such salary grab
hers Is All anarchist
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27

Tho Company reserves the right 10
hange sailing dates without notice.
For freight n pas.en ger rries apply
o airy Hgent
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27

julius GRADwonL INFORMS Us tina
his branch store ci. SeconJ street wi be
open from thio day on in reg uiar form OF
business. The same will DC cash store.
Come and try and satisfy yourselves that
the cash Jsiem is the only lrue one in
business. IL you take his advice YOU will
never have anv hard times.
] GRADwoHL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27

Mr. Backus, an old resident of Linn
county, who is travelling for his wife's
health, arrived here last week, aud is stop
ping with his brother ON Mckay. Mr.
Backus tells US there will be a large immi-
grafton from the Willamette valley to
Eastern Oregon next fall. Men who have
gone broke farming in the valley are com
ing east of the mountains to make q raise.
-Ochoco Review. This Is undoubtedly
considerably exaggerated There are rs
many if not more people eas. Of the moun-
tains broke than on this side
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27

The proper way for the laboring men to
get ahead Of the capitalist is to elect men
TO office who will Icgisla.e in their interest;
But they won't do it. there is a sample in
Oregon. The men elected to the legisla-
ture will again elect Dolph to the L 5
senate. He is IN aristocrat among aristo
Gratis, and cares no more for the laboring
man than whale. the very men who cry
out the most against monopoly and the
selhshness Of capital vote the worst
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27
A sasural Desth.

SAN FRAfuco, July 24.-General su
perintend9nt "a Fillmore returned iron
Sacramento ls9 evening. lie said tha
the situation Nd quieted down and die
not demand hapresence any longer. Ill
had sccomplia&d the object OF his mis-
'slon. The bid Sade had been broken
and ana the ss>ske&2 died natural death
Ihe strike y p he said. 'lt doe
not make difference now whether j
Is called OIL not. We have all th
men we wantxand the strikers can hol'
together as eonSsas they please withou
affecting us int the least"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27

What's th. matter iha. there Is n din
ner readyg'' asked The lahs--lea4er t----@l
The cook guit," !" replied his wifS, leaa-
ing back in her chair and tanning gently
why didn't you get il ready yoaryelfS
You know how well enough
Me: I'm out on a sympathetic strike
with the cook
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27
Street Railway Time Card

The car will leave corner OF Fret and
Washington streets as follows:
TAO a m for Lebanon train.
51s Orohan's Home.
1850 =" Nooa train going north.
1919 p m for noon train going south.
F" Lebanon train.
80" f" Orphans Home.
o:ss p" Overland train OR fcu
For Orphans Home on Sunday car
leave at ago, 3 30 and 4 80 m
The car will also meet all inc
trains on the Oregon Pacific railroa
G g BURKHART
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27
The Unsettled Tariff Blli.

.WAsRINGroN, July 22.-All interest in
the senate proceedings for the week CEN
ters in the efforts which will be made to
settle the tariff controversy as raised by
the conference disagreement. The week
will begin with this question in the fore
ground, and no one can foresee what
amount of time will be consumed upon
it, or what will be the result of the de-
bate which will be inaugurated tomor-
row. There is now little doubt that
these proceedings will be of a very ami
mated character.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27

| NEO + Fish
" THE PLUMBER.
Tin rooli,;g and plumbing. Opposite
the opera house.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27

W L Simmonds, Of Planiield, n J. Is 10
marry the daughter OF President Peixo;o. Of
Brazil. This beats the tricks American
girls have Of marrying French aud Eaglish
lords.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27

DuHLIN, july 24.-Pugiiist fsgbett
paid visit to Ballinrobe, the BIRTH pace
OF his father, yesterday, and was mycn
an oygtion. He was literally carssed TO
The 49, afternoon, he gsse a
pefios1a cesoF The pereiit OF the lh Ehh
ms uncle, Rev James co-hett. is5jdifd-
ing. People came from ali r.r,A of the
country to see him. In. the eYening he
was rendered a receptio0-ir the town
hall.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27

The house passed resolution propos-
ing an amendment to the constitution
providing that " S senators be eleaed
by the people, by big vote. Tn. enate,
which ia q disgrace to the U S, viii set
down on it until it will he as TIM as
paper.
A student of Bradstreets who has lsen
investigating failures finds that so percent
of business houses that go to the wat Fare
those that do not advertise. u
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27

The surf-boat is launched on the fising
wave. The wave of returning prdsperity
is rising now Launch your adv s'nenl
on IL as II is sweiilng, ana you Ill realize
better results than those who wt for it TO
reach its height.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27

Charles J Htrdr,s. Ssn 4 Co. No 2tos
Smktt st San Francisco Cal
ssA t.lNi3 Is t.In
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27

Pyle, the PerIine nian. says: Get on
top in your business Do itby advertising
There Is only one top 10 each business, Ak
the point Of pyramid. ard the man who
gets on top finds it easier to keep the other
people of than before be got there. Nev,r
let up your advertising 8"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27

Co5webs do you find business
Rustle-Advertise for it. of course
No amonnt Of argument can press the
fact that good advertisement, rightly
PLACED, Is business finder: and when trade
Is slow is just the time advertising should
be pushed in the most careful and persistent
manner possible
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27
A scourge

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Recognizing
the difficulties in the way of obtaining
accurate information upon sanitary mat
ters from Oriental countries, DIR Stewart
Eldridge, the health officer of the port OF
Yokohama and member of the impe-
rial board of health of Toxic, has sent
to the marine hospital semi-ofIicial
statement of the epidemic OF the plague
in Southern China. 1t appears from his
report that this scourge, OF which only
fragmentary news has been received, Is
one OF the most dreadful on record. An
effort will be made to keep it out of the
United States.
Declared on.
SACRAMENTO, July 22.-It is under
stood here that kilograms have been sent
out denying the statement that the local
railway union yesterday declared the
strike off here. The simple fact is that
the union did, by at least four-ffths
vote, declare the strike off but there are
few men OF the more vicious class
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27
SHERIFFS SALE.

Ts tie Coasty C3srt Of tie STATE o. Orsy'x
fer .Se oasxtr q Polk-
~. ursrnao P.ainsiH
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27
war Inevitable

SHANGHAI, July s3.-The reports .hst
China has declared war on Japan arc
premature, bat hos,ilities are inevitable.
Twelve thousand troops were seat from
Tasa Friday, with fleet Of gunboa;s.
LIS supposed their destination is Se-s.
= sA o. 10 fight the japanese, IL The
isfr<< 49, Chinese occupancy at any
point nfrJna- II war Is declared, Chi
ma will make levy of ~, 600 from each
province and send fleet 10 attack jap
anese ports. China has notified foreign
eonslls that she Is preparing 10 blockade
the Woo sung bar.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27
Preparations Fer Wa

CHICAGO, July 22.-Debs, Howard,
kelihcr and Rogers, the American Rail-
way Union officials, today issued an adj
dress to the public, the substance OF
which is rs follows:
I've propose that the Pullman COM
rany shall be brought to justice. and in
i way that shall necessitate a strike with
out its attendant ills. We have faith in
the American people: they uphold i,is-
tice; they love fair play: and now, in
the name of justice and fair play, we ap-
peal to the great American public, TO
every man and every good woman. not
to ride in Pullman car until the Pull
iman company does justiceto its en-
.ployes. Let the ears run absolutely
efnptN.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26
VITO IRA VELLERS.

The outgoing steamers yesterday had large pas
senger lists. On the American liner Paris there
were 20j passengers. among them being Colonel
and Mrs. George h. Mcclellan. Commodore ].
Henry Muggeridge. Sheppard Knapp, Mr. and Mrs
A. NJ Palmer. Mrs. William Rockefeller. the
Misses Ethel and Emma Rockefeller Barr Ferree,
DR.. Arthur Davenport. Theodore l.. De Winnie Mrs
Samuel =. Ferree. Miss Ferree, the Henger sis
ters Mr. and Mrs w. X. Hunt. DR.. Frank Conner
Norman w. Cramp. Miss Ethel Inman. Percy Grlf-
fn Mrs X. VI. Robinson. Clarence Robinson, L.
Cavendlsh Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel ID. Warren
William d. Warner, the United States Consul at Co
logne; Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Warner and the
Misses Florence and Marion Warner.
On the White Star steamer Germanic there were
LADY de Clifford, Mrs T.. B. Custer, Sir William L.
Young, Bishop Scott. W. ". Appleton. Lowden
Misses Browne Major H. NJ. B. Scott. +. G. Gra-
ham Menzies,, s Minzesheimer. Henry Osborne
n. r. Wombwe and the Rev. DIR. c. s. Smith
On the Rhynland for Antwerp there were Count
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26
LIVE STOCK MARK ETS

New York. April %. 1894.
REEVES Receipts. ~ 1856 head carr for
saughterers. - for alive dressed and
35 ears for the market Five Of ST Louis half
native steers at 81 SOaS4 80 Lancaster County do ~
sl ~ oxen 81 G5n$3 80. bulls GOTs3 so cows m
G5ds3 city dressed beef sides steady at cas- Ter
To-day's adyices v.,k
Al sGo.c per H.; American steers lower AT lOG lie cs
tlmatel dressed weight. fcH tops making Il0ili.r
Shipments to-day iIG cattle On the Denmark; 100 hn,d
ON the Iil. 22s cattle the Storm King 2G
the chicago Antwerp: s,O quarters Of beef an ,h
Ciermanc 10 Liverpool 1852 quarters on the Paris fo
Southampton ~ sheep the Foniahelle tomorrpw
cattle on Gaeo. Il cattle and 20 sheep ana 10 hos
on the Trinidad
n, average at 50 % per 100 ib - do H. nj 81, Is
Lancaster county Penn steers illS ~. AT 81 40 a.,
1854 10 at - TO- do l2dO h. at 81 - do li5o n, NJ
s.; II l4IO No. at 81 31; III chicago do i35
81 a. III do 1lOT NJ. at 81 ~ ~ do 1918 ib at 81 10 III
do lals 10 81 -. II d. 1894 ~ 81 10 do ioan
H. nt 81 II: d. 1909 No. ~ 81 80. stag 1890 n, NJ
- McI'herson Co: II chicago steers i2,S II, q,
81 -: 10 do ljS No. nj - 30. IL do H., az 81 ~,
do IIO1 H. AT 81 %. ~ do lllO H. n 81 Is. I'
oI5 No. at 50 50. IL stays laos n. 81 80. bulls IIs
Newton CO.: ~ Pennsylvania steers 1857 n AZ 81.
do lO9i ~ 81: do. $40 ~. ~ 80: II State cows
sg3 NJ So 67is do Iloo H. at 81 20. do s3i NJ
nt 81 G5
s Sanders: Lancaster County steers. Ilia H. ot
g. Is: II do 238 N. at 81 10. Ohio do. i4l2 M M
s. so 10 do. 1894 H. at 81 So do 81 rs In
DO l3i2 n at 81 30 II do 1900 H. at 81 10. do i25O
To- at 81 O5 II do. 1903 10. 81 oxen. il33 H. al
50 60; do 100 H. at ~ 10; bulls 1855 10 at 50 so;
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26

Market closed steady to points net advance as
compared yesterdays closing prices Iransierripe
notices: April 73O: May 735. Total sales III 100 bales
New York spot sales to-day and last night For export
bales consumption. 100 bales; contract lVp bales
total l. $50 bales spot market firm; mddlng upIahds
rec. middlng Gulf 7%c which Is unchanged compared
with Yesterdays close. NewYork gross receipts. ooJ
bales; exports Continent ilg bales forwarded 80 bales
sales bales spinners loo bales. stock, 2iInf baicS
Total port receipts to-day. 4596 bales; thus far TINS
week 32i bales Exports to-day: France, 4oi bales
Continent bales. Consolidated net port receipts So
far this week o. p20 bales Exports Great Britain 65l3
bales. France bales Continent, @343 bales; total
90 142 bales: stock 646 g0i bales
Iiverpool-Spot quiet and steady. Sales. 1000
bales speculation and export. 800 bales. American. "o
bales; receipts 1900 bales: American, lS,HD bales
middling -l6d. opened steady and UNCHANGED
closed very steady l6Ig2-Gid net advance April 3O5
NaG4: April May 3GBI3.Gf May-June. 3G3n3G4. June
July 4Os; July August 402b August september. 4O3a
4Oi O4b. October November io1D
November December 4O6b: DecemberJanuary. 4OIH ftS
Manchester-Cloths dull and irregular; small In
qury.
COFFEE-IIavre market y franc higher for the near
months and unchanged late deliveries April l02 10
MAY, 102 20 June. l0: July. 100 Hamburg closed at a
partial decline Of pfs. April. s323. May. 323; June
- 80. July. slGO: August, so Rio hrm prices nominal
Exchange I6: receipts 5000 bags stock ~ 900 bags
quiet prices nominal receipts, 1000 bags stock
Cleared from Santos steamship HsrrvI with
5000 bags. London unc ngcd April ia 30 May
7bs ad June 75s Cd; July i3s Cd The steamship Ca
arrived York with 30 900 bags from Rio
Contracts closed dull at TO 10 decline Sales
7JO taSs follows:
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26
THE STATE OF TRIDE.

baltimore April 25-Flou5 dull unehanged sales ls 800
May Gissa6i7sc; July. 62q63c; steamer No red DO 90, @s
G5STsc: milling by sample, OoqUOzc; stock 'Zo"o
bush: sales bush Corn hrmer; mixed spot, 4tNrr
. 4f2H ff'ec; July.
steamer mixed i3 G43&c Southern by sample. iOq
i6c DO grade. 4gc; stock. 323s3l bush sales iooo
bush Oats frm; No . white Western, 4lmflisc NO Z
mixed do 3GG36ac stock r. POP bush Rye steady; No
5jd.sic stock 1881 bush. Hay quiet and STEADY
good to choice timothy si4 5oGS5. Butter weak; cream
eTv fancy ladle. fancy, lie, store packed VHilc
Eggs steady lOiac. other articles unchanged
Boston April 25-Flour dull and nominal Corn scarce
and firm. Oats scarce and higher shorts steaiy fro
visions stoady. Butter slow trade; Northern Creamery
2qo2c: Western 20d2ic: fresh dairles llnl9c Cheese
ouiet but FIRM Northern l2g l3c: Western, llqlliec
Eggs quiet steady; Eastern 12al2isc; western lls
Gl2c Southern 11isc.
Buffalo April 25-Sprng wheat quiet; spot firm: No
Northern In carloads sc: No hard. i2c; 5000 bush
No Northern : / +. sold Doc; closing No hard I T.
C;a,c No Northern 6j2c. Winter wheat in better
demand. sales 3 No red G'c; cars No ) extra
red 5IG5Sc Il bush No white 6Oc. Corn higher on
track demand in store closing outside prices No
yellow 42lM43c No yellow. +2isai2s.c. No corn. 4ll3
d4isc: No corn. 4id4lc. No offerings on track Oats
scarce higher: demand light: No white. iOi2Milc; No
whit. 3es a iOc. 3 white 39c No mixed 3IM3iizc
Rv dull. No . 5c asked in Flour in better de-
mand Arm unchanged. Mil feed dull. unchanged.
Chicago April 2j.-rhe leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago April % tspecaD-There n furry IN wheat
to-day caused by an advance Of over in May and
by a sudden narrowing up Of the May-July spread Tho
reason for rather mysterious. Kaufman the bic
St short covered his May put his line on,
for July Partridge did trading In the sam. dr.c
ton did other professionals Little fellows who bsd
sold and bought July the theory that the snread
would get cents. became panic stricken NAV onen
-. cold between ~ and 5e and nj is7. The
difference the close u. outside news
bearish There were traces II rain in California:
cables lower, crop bulletins all favorable ev.
cep from California. exports very small onlv 2o
Uo-nos Of II -four. Al night the curb prices were a
shade easier.
corn was slightly affected by The strength OF wheat
Professionals covered May and sold for July NAV
opened 1885,. sold between 3s'- ana 49, closed a,
3S7.. Receipts I51 the estimate THURSDAY
2c. Cables firm The sample market fraction.
ally higher. SeabOard cearances 23DOO NaV oafs
advanced over a cent. and closed the tipfon They
opened 49, sold between 327l 3iL and closed al
34lx stock Of contract less than opo
OU and short interest 10 large
Provisions firm. At the close pork showed an adj
Of TO 10 cents lard of ~ to 10 ribs
to cents. There 2OO00 hogs the estimate for
Thursday 100. The strength partly due 10
steadiness OF wheat
on the curb puts July wheat closed GO cents:
calls 6o3 Puts and calls on July corn were 39.g39N.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26
MISSIONARY VESSEL LOST IN THE PACIFIC

AT the Offices of the American Board OF Commits
sioners for Foreign Missions, in the Bible House.
the Rev. DIR. c. c. Creegan district secretary said
yesterday that no tidings had been received
from the missionary vessel Robert W. Logan for
more than eight months. and that II Is supposed
that she succumbed to the fury OF one of the
typhoons in the Southern Pacific Ocean while on her
voyage from Yokohama to the Island of Ruk in
the Caroline group. The Robert W. Logan named
after famous missionary who died in 1887. was
the fifth vessel TO be built by the contributions OF
the Sunday school children In America for work
among the Micronesian Islands. She built in
1890 I'm San Francisco
In the spring of 1893 It was found necessary 10
repair the Logan. and she sent to Yokohama
for that purpose. While In the japanese harbor
she was put In charge OF a new commander Cap
tain Paulson OF San Francisco, who I'm August
last sailed with her for Ruk Since then no word
has been received concerning her There were on
board. besides the captain. two Japanese seamen
and a cook but no missionaries. Steps will be
taken at TO replace the missing vessel by con-
tributiOns from the Sunday-school children OF the
land.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. April -, lS9i.
BEANS AND pEAs-Green peas Sow. We quote:
paans ,,arrov choice Der bush 81 47ikqS2 so do
~ gi1,s ~ a. red kIdnev 81 25ds2 81: do turtle soup.
si eo a. Yellow eve 81 sOISi ~ do lima California
no ~ 90 boz 60 o5 do foreign marrow 81 2Odt2 30; do
foreign medium. 81 .5asl 81: do foreign. 81 s5g
si e, -een reas bbs al O7Isdsl lO do 81 02is
& C. DO scotch, 81 * Ssi 27is
or western. per h. 2o,ta2ic DO nrsts 1s1@lstc DO
SrE,n tubs extras IsnaISc. do seconds to
Hra,s 1sIs11oc. Welsh tubs selections iSac:
Hn hest lines isc do seconds 10 nrsts a7sc; dairy
uh ,h,rs i5r U,s,ern Imitation merry nrss 1iGp
Scs @ d l,s eacopI Isaisc western dairy rs,s i3ai5c
d oc rds uo iIS,o. Western factory nrsts i2ai3c do
IT,, ~ -, ,np, 1o5ItiLc Old hutter-Crcamery West
Sru Snrv 'oP op t'r; fsctorT' 2' io1 i2e III
iilc.rnoel cable 59s We qtote New
STAT, mi cream large size choice lie: do prime.
do small colorei choice lie. white choice
lOa n lc do good 10 prime lOalOsc; do part skins
IIe~Lir,er COUNTY prime 9I9i,c. 10 good
5ISic do henanrs ec choice Gl &c; do good prime
IL, ,Ir,,nor Il, far skins 2d3c
ciI cboose S,o,c mn creotn c0ored fancy i2T12i.c
d yhI,o aItoc. Il, common IN choice Sdliizc do
sr,a, ,,b,, ,l5"ilcs Uesern fair 10 fancy
Sta,n r,rt skirs fair ~ choice 51gc
tcG Sothern ogrs arc otet freely offered and unIm-
nrnvci v ouota fers.v ner dozr l3c state and Penn
svIyana Ioc. Western .dila,c Southern. lONlOa.c
duck eggs i7d2oc goose eggs 2pa25c.
TRt-iTS- FRESIf-We qunte: Apples Baldwin per bhl
s6QS6 ~ do rssc SiaS5 so oranges Florida per box
New-York tribune., 1894-04-26

all common in the Nineteenth Precinct Indeed, the
list of entries positively guarantees that some OF
the finest animals and birds ever seen about mere
wul be on view at the Garden. The dairy down al
the Eourth-ave. end will doubtless attract mueh
attention as everybody likes TO see things MADE,
and especially things TO eat. 1t Will be under the
charge OF the dairymaids from the irish Nlllage
In the Midway Paisance-not the one that occupied
the Garden a few weeks ago. but the one that
occupied Chicago few months ago.
Ii is not every farm either that has n hrst-ciass
dog show connected with II. All sorts OF beautiful
and ugly and useful and useless dogs will bay the
sliding roof of this from Tuesday TO Friday
of next week The quality OF the dog show may
be inferred from the names of the following ciuDs
and their officers under whose auspices Is given
St Bernard Club-W. II. Joeckel tr.. president;
Miss Whitney. J. Rupert, tr.. and r. j. SAWYER,
vice presidents; J. A. c. Johnson, treasurer Bencn
show COMMITTEES. Messrs Joeckel and Johnson
Fox Terrier Club--John +. Thayer, president;
August Belmont. vice-presdent; II. w. Smith. sec
retary and treasurer Bench Show Committee.
Messrs Thayer and Smith. The Spaniel Cub-A
C. Wiimerding. president; F. NJ Oldham, treas
urer: r. T. Keasby secretary; Bench Show Com
mittee. Messrs. Wilmerdng and Keasby The
Pierpont Morgan and Thomas H. Terry, vce-presi
dents; j. D. Shotwell secretary and treasurer;
Bench Show Committee, Messrs shotwei isnI and
Terry Bull Dog Club OF America-J. II. Matthews.
president; e. A. Woodward. secrstary; e. X AVS
Matthews and E. Willard Roby.