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New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
STGiR BEET GROWERS NEET.
CONVENTION IN ROME. y. Y. OF MEN INTER
ESTED ~ NEW INDUSTRY.

CONVENTION IN ROME. y Y. OF MEN INTER
EsTED ~ \ NEW INDUSTRY.
Rome. y Y. Aug e2-The first convention OF
sugar beet growers ever held in the United states
WAS in session in the Washington Street Opera
House in this city yesterday afternoon 1t called
bv the First Ntw-York Beet Sugar Company.
which has just established factory here, ANA
for which about nine hundred farmers IN Oneida.
Madison Onoudagt. Monroe. Herlmer and other
counties in the sugar beet belt raising beets.
in the forenoon The visitors inspected the factory
in the western part OF the city and at noon. by in
viiation Of the company. took dinner at the Ar
lirgton Hotel.
The convention met in the Opera House at 1870 p.
m H. s Bcd-n Of Rome. chairman Of the conyen-
t'on made brief address. lie congratulated the
farmer that men Of science had taken him by the
hand and inspired him with u able hop" Of
prosperity He said ia" sugar-bcet crop would
yield. according 10 the lowest estimate. net profit
OF 50 10 So an acre. W l. i. Kingsley. Mayor "
Rome made an address of welcome.
Colonel William Vi. Griffith. Of Vtira. Governor
Blacks private secretary! was then introduced He
extended the cordial greetings Of the Governor aud
referred 70 the state bounty on beet sugar and to
th. fact that the first cAees" factory in the country
Was established IN Rome. He expected that ont OF
this con. eiiiOn would com" another great aSii-
cultural industry.
University. spoke al the Efforts OF The station To
collect and disseminate facts regarding beet sugar.
re spoke In glowing terms Of the prospects OF the
Industry. +. q. lnglehdrt. Of syrh .ds". spokc on
purposes John Mccarthy. of Syfa eusc. also de-
ivrrrd 81 adde's.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
HrRT N 4 FIGHT OVER / GAVE.

Corciilo BuzZio eighteen years old. Of No. 3lu
West Sxty-n,nth-st with several others. PLAYED an
Italian same called "Rol, the Bal" in front Of the
tenement rouse last evening. They used large
wooden balls. and shouted good deal they
tried TO knock over stick set upright in tho
ground. They disagreed after Time. and then
n,izzio and another aian fought.
Michael Manchno. thirty Yrals CID who Nvc-
in the same house rushed out to part the two men
iie got between them. but BuZZio. wishing 10 con
iinIr the battle. struck Manchino over the head
with one OF the wooden balls infiictinc severe
.ru II vornd Then ManchinO drew II long and
ra7or.ikr knife and jabbcd II into Buzzios throat
Two policemen arrived before the men could CON
tirue and took them both TO Roosevelt HOSPITAL
RuzZo's cut vas deep and long bu, after il had
been scwed mp he was well enough 10 be locked up
In the Wet SiXty-cghth-st. station with Man
fI
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23

Mrs Martin. OF Missouri. seems TO be the choice
Of the greater number of the delegates who have
arrived Illinois has again put forth Mrs. Thomas
j. Miller but as she has held the office for several
years il is felt that some other should succeed
her now Mrs Helen NJ. Gritiihs. of Iowa. Is also
a candidate. Tho contest for the office OF senior
vlcc-presidont lies between Mrs. Susan 4. Atkins
end Mrs. Ellen NJ. Putnam both members OF the
local corps Mrs. Abbic FL gs. Of Michigan, and
MIS- Olive Laux of Oklahoma, are the only can
didates so far named for junior -piesident
Few of the women prominent In the various relief
committees have arrived. Mrs. taih'rln" r. 1irst
National president OF the Ladies Of the g. A H.,
came in this morning
At O'Clock tonight fremont Post, of Alliance
Keniwel Post. OF Canton. ana Garfield Post OF
Columbus Ohio. arrived. accompanied by the IA
nous Canton Military Band.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
ALEXANDER & GREEN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
l2O Broadway.
New York CITY.

- PRENfE cOt'RT. CITY AND cot NTY
or NEW YORK John Brooks. ~ itx -
ecutor. and Adr..nr NJ. Brooks. a. exec
r,rix - EdTari hr'31s' Ge'rasrd. D,'
H. Morse formerly Rettie B Thomas
ana alsp known "a Elizabeth Thomas
Mors~i. g.. Ella Ellison. Harry G. Jones.
An.~rr l.. Lowenst"ln. ar Executor - TIE
estate 81 IpIitZ I.ow"nstein. deceased. Ia
war.l I. C,ulii-ld DEFENDANTS
In Pursuance of an lni"TlOcutnry tufg
mrni 81 foreclosure and sale duly made
s9d entered in above "ntitlel action ant
barring date the Dist dav ~ July. 1877. !.
the uud-ssiKncI. the Referee In said iulc
rant named. Will sell AZ public auction
az III" New York Real Estate ~alrsr" IN,
81. III iiroadwav. in the city ~ New
York. on Tho I'm day 4 August. lsH1. AZ
- O'Clock noon on that day by lanes
L. Wells auctiOne-r. the premises In SAID
Judgment mentioned and therein described
a. follows:
ianI. with th- buildings thereon er"ctrl.
situate living and being in the Twenty
fourth Ward of the city ~ New YORK.
and hnun lei a'.i dr~r-iAel as follows. E--
Ginning ~ = uOint on the westerly 81 ]" "i
Rivervi~w Terrace. distant ninety eIsht
feet s.uih"riv from a point formed by he
junction - the souih-rlv lin" of Powell
Place with the westerly line II Rv-rfiew
Terrace. running thence stCihe-iY along
stI westerly llIs ~ Rivarview Terra"-
twenty 1--WE feet thence westerly ana
uaraIel with Powell rla"- ne '"'.' 'i-- J
and twenty feet snl nftv one hun
ireIihs Of a foot t. ~ ~as''ilv llnr ~
,h. lands Z the New York ana Northern
Ravrpad thence narth"r.v el0ng 'he east
e,lv lin. - the land - ~" said railrla1
twenty five foot ani ne hundrel aud
fhirfv. TX on. 'housani's ~ a loot thence
.asfarlv auI scain parallel wi'h Powell
place one hirdrei aud twenty two feet
ana tw.nt, five one hurGr@'ifhs ~ a foot
:, Tie westerly lins u hserview Terrace
RI The n.in' Or pinr" - h@einn.n
pot.l Te," vo,i-. .ulv path i>p1
DAVID THOMSON Referee.
MEPRlLL p ROGERS At'.rn"y- r."
r',intin- ~ prlalwav. New NorN 'tty.
~. .p'e ~ the u-"fnisrs nh .'-" ,l".'fI-r
a.. ror.l,r odi,nrrel 20 tho 22rd dav -
Ar~il.' 'sp7. - fno sam" h'nr an "l'c".
I.,.l r.v. v..k. AUGUST i7ih 's'-
DAVID THOMSON R@'er"".
,,. rl,i.firs III broadway. NV N":'
Tff-
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
FORECLOSURE SALES.

NEW York SUPREME CouRT: CITY
AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK
George W. Jenkins. Plaintiff: against
William purland. James J.. Libby. lanes
Academy Company and John 9. Coleman
ns assignee of william DnFland. HetTn-
dants
In pursuance Of n Judgment Of fore
closure ard sale. duly entered in this ac-
tion. and hearing date the "?th day OF
Inly. 1897. l. the undersigned. the referee
IN said judgment named. VIII sell al pub
lie auction. AZ the New York Real Estate
Salesroom. No. III broadway. In the CITY
o. New York. on Tuesday. the 2+th day ~
August. 1891. at l2 o'clock noon Of that
cay. by John NJ. Thompson. ESD. auc-
Il, nner the premises in said judgment
mentioned and therein described A. fol
lows:
All those certain lots. pieces or parcels
Of land situated I'm tn" clty o! New YORK.
which taken together are bounded and de
scrihed as follows: Beginning at the corner
formed by Tho intersection u the north
eriy line OF SIXTY sixth street with the
westerly line ~ Central Park West, run
ming thence northvardly along the westerly
line of Central Park West one hundred
ami fifty feet seven and one half inches:
thence westwardiy parsllr, with sky
sixth street ore hundred feet. thence
s1uthwnrdly parallel with Central Park
West n:ty feet two and one half inches 10
the centre line OF the block between sixty
sixth and sixty seventh streets. thence
westwa,dlv along said centre lir- OF the
Eock ifiy feet: th-nce norih~arlly par
allie, with Central Park West one hundred
feet Eve inches 70 the souiherly line o;
SiXiv-sevcrth street: thence wcs,wardly
along the southcry line Of Sixty seventh
street seventy five feet: thence south
wardlv parallel with centra. Park West
one hundred feet Ave inches 10 the centre
l!ne Of said block: thence wcst~arily along
the centre line ~ said block seventy fNe
feet: thence south warily parallel with
A. ..H.-.4
i've inches 10 the noriherly line or sixty
sixth street: and thence eastWardly along
TIE mort iherv linz ~ sisty-siNth street
three hundred feet 10 the place of begin
nlrg
Dated sew YORK July 30. 1897.
THOMAS &. KINNEY.
Referee.
ALEXANDER & GREEN.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS,
l2O Broadway.
New York CITY,
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
I RI WORED GIFT FRON UR SPRECkELS

TIE Is SAID To HAVE GIVEN $4,000 TO ESTABLISH
SALVATION ARMY BEET FARM.
Claus Spreckes and some meml ers Of the San
Francisco Chamber OF Commerce are said TO have
given $1,000 TO the Salvation Army to be used In
establishing a farm In California which TO raise
bects for sugar-making purposes Although the
report could not be authoritativey confirmed yes
terdav. because OF the absence of the Armys
ecutve officers. members Of the STAFF when seen
AT the Fourteenth-st. headquarters. said ii was
true that large donation had been received from
San Francisco to help the establishment of Il beet
farm
Commander BOoth-TUCkers scheme for founding
poor mems farms and colonies has been described
In The Tribune from time 20 time. At a meeting 10
be held next Wednesday night upon his return
from Europe the Commander H. announced 10
speak upon his colonization project and TO MAKE
public the results OF his efforts up TO the present
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
STlRBED AFTER 4 QUARREL.

william Dunn. forty-two years DID, OF NO 49,
Voc, Fortv-second-s, was found early yesterday
r,orninp stirring on the stoop cf house al the souih
oart corner of Tscrty y-seventh-s'. and EicVeh'h-e
The man was bleeding from wound IN the a"uo
men policeman was called. who suihmoheu al
ambu.a -ce from Roosevelt; Hospital. where the MAJ,
,,,s ,skc, Io r,ve his ma me and address and said
%a h,d L,en :, 1hhed hv Edward cullen. hfiy-four
Vsars Cd - 10 f9i Wcsi Twenty seventn,st Dunn
49, r.n,o, 81 to I,eevue Hcspi al whore the opera
- ~ i,naro orn, was perfOrmed him yesterday
a: rrnoon The police % TIE West Tweniietn-s';,
o. Inn ,.ar,,,,d fcr Cu.en and arrested MN ias'
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
pTtNi PROVES MS IDENTITY.

N,oucl Plana the supposed Spanish Anarchist
u,bo arrived here on the cunard Liner Umbria on
c,,urday has proved to the satisfaction OF the
Federal authorities thar he Is not an Anarchist at
all bu, = Cuban patriot. Yesterday morning ac-
companled by T. Riesgo. owner OF the Hotel Es-
u,6ol he voluntarily surrendered himself TO the
i,nfniprafiOn officials at the Barge once Mr.
Rieseo went with him for the purpose OF vouching
for the truth OF Piana's statements. As II was
shown concusively that Plana was "A cuban he
was allowed to 20 free. DR.. Joaquin Otoza. a
rthon who IL staying AT the Hotel Espanol. has
iknoWn Pana since childhood, as also has J. Pascal,
.nnfhcr Cnban at the Hotel EspahOl.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
TOOK KTROSENE TO KIAA HERSELr.

Mrs Ellen Purcell. twenty-nne years Old Of No
AZ West Sixicenih-st.. drank quantity OF koro-
s.nc last evening with suicidal intent. The woman
had worried a great deal since The death OF her
child four week. ago. and often threatened Z, xii
herself. She took ih' dOs~ last evening after SIN,
had had a quarrel with her husband. Al New York
Hospital. where ihr woman was taken IL was
thought she would recover
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
FEAST or ST. BERNARD ORSER' ED

ST Bernards Church. in West Fourteenth-st' was
crowded yesterday morning and evening IN hoho'
of the patron saint of the church. whose festai d
II was There was high mass in the morning and
vespors were sung by an augmented choir ne
,hr altar of the Blessed Virgin. Father Consdine;
of Inspector q: the parochial SCHOOLS oi0i''
ana preachcd the sermon
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
STpEPTNTLNDEN WEST RE?I RVS.
.,,. ,,,cr,~rs To TALK ABOUT TIE CHARGES
MADE AGAINST HIN HY NJ. FORGET
THE FRENCH LINES AGENT

Charles g. West. who was formerly dock super
int dent Of the French Line. returned TO ths CITY
ON the steamer la Gascogne yesterday morning.
lie refused TO say anything about tn" chargeS
made against him regarding his administration OF
bla office and upon which. according 10 NJ FORGET
,ho lines American agent. the company removed
him. ,
Or d,ihicr of the Pasteur Institute. ana 1eherdl
Henry l. Burnett were also returning passengers.
de Rutherford. passenger. brought seVera'
trunks fun OF expensive dress stuns, Worth apQu.
ovsed him TO rail at the land of the free and the
home of the brave He had declared so worth OF
~ G.scocnc also brought TO this country the
hrJv of Professor \ l.. Gullford, who threw him
,cIt from IN, window OF Il Paris hotel about TWO
,,a.ts ago while delirous from fever.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
DENTIST LYNCHED ~ TENNESSEE.

Memphis. Tenn. Aug. 22-Dr. John Mcclure. .
travelling dentist. H. thought 20 have been lynched
in Favette County last night He was bound over
10 the State yesterday at Fayette Corners on the
charge Of crimnally assaultng ten-year-o.d child
named Carpenter Officers started TO take MN 70
Son,erve 1ail but at late hour ne had NOT
reached that place. IL IL thought moo took him
from the officers and lynched him.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
R4TTERY PARK Suicide IDENTIFIED.

II was learned last night that the man VINO snot
himself in Battery Park on July was Edward
aschsr sftv- four wears old q salesman. who had
long been out OF work and despondent, and had
been living In Bowery lodging houses. The identi-
ncatlon was made from photograph ana from
n pair OF shoes st AZ the Morgue. Meyer kirtz.
A shoemaker OF No 80 East Fifty -fourth-st,
friend of the dead man, made the identiication
Ascher's body was buried in the Potters Field a
frw DAYS after he Killed hmseIf
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
HIT ( WOHiN WITH iN AYE

In the 'cnement-house AT No. a0i Wesl Twenty
slxth-st. last evening Maggie Flah.riy and her
ndghbor. james McShanc disagreed aS 10 who VA
entitled 70 the of 4 hallway. Mcshanc ran into
his room. ana. getting an axe. struck The woman
over The head. II glancing blow and only
n severe scalp wound resulted. The woman was A.
iended ~ "a ambulance surgeon. asd the man was
10 kcd ~. ~
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
, pOLIcEuiN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

Patrolman James f. Harvey OF the Macdongal-
st station accidentally shot himself In the right
heel last evening He dropped his pistol out OF his
nocket and II fell the floor and exploded lie
,was taken 10 ST Vincents Hospital The wound
Is painful. but not dangerous.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23

seven years ago, and her drowned soon after
ward she has been OF weak mind Yesterday she
started ont for walk with neghbor, but refused
10 return to her home After walk OF several
hours the woman bccarne violent AT Twenty fourth
81. and SXth-ave, and policeman had her sent TO
the hospital
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
aN ASSEMBLY, NOUIN sTION.

uIcan. y Y. Aue. % Gooreo y. sioncnan OF
Afacnias was nominated yesterday 10y to" krpu0-
lIcans " the Eastern District of ra,taraGgu, ioy
the Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
Jys,yE 7HRorGH wren AFFLICTIoy.

Sarah Gleason. forty-hvc years old. OF No 2is
West Ninoteenth-st.. was taken 20 Bellevue Hos
ptal last evening. thought TO be Insane Since ner
husband WAS Killed by falling In u building
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23

night He said that he ami Dunn had ieen drink
ing .ogether the West TWENTY y-sevenih-st ho9se,
ana some time after midnight Dunn had started
ouarrel They fought. and Cullen said he siaboed
Dunn I'm self-defence.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
THE PETROLEI n MARKET.

The week the petroleum market showed sieadness N
prices wthou, any material change in conditions In tns
Fonner pool in Greene County number OF dry hoies
have been completed that this development mas hao
It's importance reduced materially In the eye ~ the uae
on the ether hand Elk Fork pool in Tyler County.
developed two sushers. and It's ferity Is conn
dent, upon by producers II Is evident that the
OF OIL and the cost OF pro
ducton comparatively small Taking the OIL ccntry a
a whole however. developments less alarming 'nan
they threatened be a month and the paiual re
OF the lines indicate moderate decrease IN
stocks above ground this month say about 100000 barela
The partial pipe line from August 70 Is tchar-
t-rs To the ipth inclusive. as follows:
Total hbis. Daily avg Aug. o.
kuns ......-............ l,S'Ws.5 nsate so3y
Deliveries ................l .l.6t2.5I4 9l25t '22lS
Excess deliveries. 52.30l 2NB 'lSSos
Charters =. ..............l.354.s 7l307 5e.S9t
Excess
Refined petroleum closed at s. IS cents per gallon In bar
res and 3 25 In bulk at New-lork. Philadepha
prices being a basis points lower. Foreign quota
tions Lo.don. +7sd imperial gallon. Antwerp
l5a per iU0 kos. and Dremen 5oS marks ~ "
k!os
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23

Excursions

Excursions
Manhattan Beach.
Trains ie,v. FOOT EAST 3tT1i ST. week days s..D,,
40 40 rcO n ;oO A. 2:io. and nan ~ ~,
10 "a = 60 zoo and half hourly from o''" " ''''
J.. NJ - ~,~c,
EyCUnsION TICKETS. 40 CENTS.
Trims leave WHITEHALL ST. week aays' ," nnu'H
from 9c A NJ. to i:lo and half hourly ,n.o f y" '"
eiO 1910 r NJ. Additional train sat i-'to ;. W.
EXCURSION TICKETS. - CENTS
ROCkaway Beach.
Train. l.,v, f. stTH ST y. Y. week days e;to sd I'D
o 10 Io.,o n II 20 90 22o. $3.50. 40 3io $40
90 s;IO 40 T. NJ Additional trains sa'u'''Ss oh'y
Exc from 34Ih-~t.. AOc., from brooklyn.
zoe: East New York. 2or
COney Island.
CULVER ROUTE.
Trains ,cave foot WHITEHALL ST. via BAY Ridge
week DAYS and sundays $40 and haf hourly from io'lo
a N t. 10 10 r. NJ Last train leaves Coney Island
rs i NJ
EXCURSION TICKETS. 2" CENTS.
Long Beach.
Tra,n leave foo. 3ith St. ~ Y. week days. 600
80 1000 1850 A. NJ. 20 l:Jo 100. 3:oO 4oo S:9o
> 80 $50. 1000 T. -.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23

WORK. WANTED.
''""|""N''"'>''>"Ss- 90 -, T,~''->'''N''>0''"'''N
4 YOUNG Man. accustomed to Office
work with Two years experience IN mr."
Insurance. excellent references. wants any
position offered satisfied WIN low wages.
Address W. W. 500 McDonough ST..
BROOKLYN.
A. B. C-Young man. holding degree :.
Il. In chemistry from leading American
school wishes situation as chemist.
teacher (scie,ces and msthematics) or In
any capacity Address A. Il. C.. Box :.
Tribune ONCE.
BAKER R-Experienced baker wants steady
work: understands all kinds ~ bread and
cakes so 81 ave. top floor. right.
CLERK. -Uarlwar@ clerk. 90 wishes posi-
tlon. i've wears experience: city refer
ence. WILLIAM LASTE. GOl East End
ave.
coNCRETER. Wishes work To- concrete
cellars. areas. yards. sidewalks: cement
Ing. mastering ana tagging: cheap and
good. SCURlENER. 2t1 Fast Iith st.
basement.
ENGINEER desirrs position at erecting or
running reirigeriting. e."c;ric Eight or
rock crushing machinery. GEO. VI.
EXERT. Taurus =. o.. Hudson Co.. y. J.
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EMU Ni-fsfN ~ ~ ~ a. 'i''
tory or apartment house 900 F. 18th II.
JANITOR. -Paperhanger wishes position;
do decorating. Englshman: wife CIR
man. CHAMBERS $50 81 ave.
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IANITOR - Experienced. sober man
wishes care Of one or more houses. com
petert WARGE. 3oj West l2o,h-s'.
ENGINEER ard JANlTOR. al present IN
,harge IF hotel pant. sober. industrious.
handy with all kinds Of tools. well recon-
menlal wishes t. chang II. SAL fR.
MI Hudson st.. IiIb0ken. y. r.
MA,'HINIST. Excellent general mechanic.
Ingenious IN Developing new machinery;
aufofnafts DEVICES, &c. wishes position ot
sorn,. responsii ilitv. X. lI3 f. losth -.
MAclnNIST. to,lmak.r. would Ike -
h,y. ANYTHING To- do, references: VIII
d. ether work 10 earn living. strong and
able TOOLS 2Ol East l4th -.
MACUINIST- r., export machinist and
,ool maker aye 20. well posted on auto
mari mschln.rv ana tools as well a. on
.rnersI marhinery. competent 10 take
ohnrxr ~ shops. best reference a. to
de- Nn,, - w.; Holokrn y !.
PAINTER wishes work either for private
narties of for landlords: tobbing only;
rar.r hanging pIastering kals0mining
,,isb.I Ttf'OHY 93i ~ ave stora.
T,Ieuh,rs 2g2 7uth
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PAINTING VANISHING ard POLISH
and made equal TO new; parque: foors
renovated and enameiling done; furniture
and trimmings. doors and walnscoting
cleaned vanished and polished: painting
done JOSEPH ZEIINER. | 211 3d-ave.
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PAINTER Will paper Your room. 81 ~:
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
APARTMENTS TO LET.
CARPET CLEANING.
MACHINERY.

HELP WANTED.
>N.~NN.~rNNNNNNoNN~ ~NNNN~NNON"~NNN'~~'S
Male.
Acr>.Ts guaranteed sIs weeklv:g sbs0-
u,elv new goods: big pay for spare
time MUTUAL. MFG. CO.. l26 Cham
bers ST.
PAPER Salesman wanted 10 s.'l "rap-
ming book or news paper in New YORK
Ci,v and vicinity: only those with an 80
tablishei trade need apply. Address
PAPER Rox Z Tribune Offic".
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23

cOACIIMAN. N.-Gentl-msn desires position
for his coachman. married. can r"'ori-
mend him az high-class rlen. honest. So
b-r and straightforward: has served In two
his ability to economically manage large
private stable Address COACiMAN. los
Last Goth st. prasen, employers private
stable.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23

NI'RsE Professional nurse. refined mid
ale aged Protestant would Ike an en-
yag.m.nt with lady or gentleman; nervous
cases a specially. good city personal ret-
erencrs Address for TWO caSs. M. -
Box 70 go 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
TILE EARLY ARRIVALS.

Hundreds OF old soldiers and their friends ar
rived las; night. and to-day they came In by thou
sands 1t IS estimated that nearly eight thousand
strangers were in town yesterday. and that from
i5 60 10 5000 came to-day The various railroads
entering Buffalo report that, in addition 10 the
hundreds of regular trains. schedules have been
prepared for 2i5 specials to arrive here by Tues
day noon Among the prominen; arrivals are J
Cory Winans. chief of Commander-in chef Clark
sons staff; General J. II. Lewis. Past Junior Vice
Commander. and General Daniel Ross. Of VII
mingtou Del, a candidate for Junior Nice-' ON
nsnder-ir- chief
Camp Jowctt. as the city OF tents is known, is
all ready for its inhd hiants. and. while IL Will
no; be formally opened until O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon. number of posts are already installed
and elsewhere for the care Of the sick. Three
hospital tents have been erected, each in charge OF
The honor 81 nying the first Pennant from any tent
Wiihamspor,. Penn a detachmen, of eleven merr-
bcrs arrived yesterday and was assigned To tents
sr veeTan 10 rrTe Fl FL is Was on h
steamer Idaho which has been assigned 20 the
Among the later announcements Of candidates to
succeed COMMANDER r-in-C Chief Clarkson are the
n@ys eaTee f. or ioni OF Mas.achuses isre saS
ton. OF Chicago aud General }. +. =. Cobb. Of
Cooncl WlnaDs Of General GARRISON staff esti-
the nnm6e5 Of visitors 10 Bsnao 1nrng h
encampmcni eyer held. In speaking of the prefer
mel Winans said ,hat so far as MS information
went there only choice and that Gin
cinnati There seemed 10 be fe"ling ne said
among some Of TIE Eastern ecple tha San Fran
cisco wanted the 1ra mpmcnt. but that was mis-.
isKe San Francisco was preparing 10 make bid
IN Richmond Va there nothing In Il. Not
wlths,anding this view. ;he Young Mems business
Association Of Richmond has opened headquarters
here and is nlakng fort 20 secure ,hc cncamp-
msnt.
RIVALRY IN THE wOMEN's RELIEF CORPS
The race for :he National presidency OF the
Womens Relief Corps is exciting much Interest
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-12-15

The handball tournament at
the Y. NJ. G. A. began yesterday
afternoon with n game between
DIR. b. Il. Burgess aud Il. II. Xii
hey. DR.. Burgess won with a
score OF 21:l1 to 2l:10. At 3 this
afternoon A. Ii. Moore will play
Secretary Coleman. Both are
good players. Friends are wei
come during the progress of the
games.