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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

Sunday last. and teegraphed to one OF his friends
10 take OF his duties THE Commercial
many years.
Mr.. Sass about thrty-eight years old, and
German by descent. but he was born In this coun-
try. lie educated at st. Johns College. Ford
ham, and took up newspaper work after he left
college. With Alexander Kent ne conducted The
Sporting World making A speciality OF turf con-
tests. He wrote the pen name Of "Centnur.'
lie sold his interest In the paper and joined the
STAFF Of The Commercial Advertiser. He was
best known on account Of MS connection with the
Brighton Beach racctrack He was advocate
% iong-dlstance racing FOR thoroughbreds The
Brighton Beach Cup was one OF his projects Tor
longer racing h was al one time secretary OF
the clifton association and he conducted race meet
ings various places for several seasons. lie was
a member Of the New-York Press Club. Mr. sass
had q great many friends among turfne1 ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
THE REV DR covRTIAND WILCOX ANABLE

TIE Roy Dr Couriland Wilcox Annhl@ for many
wears A promlnen, Clergyman ln The Baptist d"nom-
nation died or Wednesday evening 40 DIS non-'
New Brighton Staten Isanl. az 90" axe ~ seventy
three years H. was born az bethlehem. near Al
bary. y Y. July Is 1895 and passed Ais carly youth
in Utica he was graduated from Union college J"
isis and after studying law. hrst IN tie once NJ
Spencer q herman. ~ Utica. where bee was fellow
SUDDEN with Roscoe Couklirs and lferward IN
the orlce OF Josiah Randall ~ Philadelphia father
OF the late Samuel J Randall. be was admitted 20
the Philadelphia bar.
Aftor practising law FOR three years he entered
Mad son Tn, illogical Seminary. where be was grad
uated IN 1854 and then devoted the next thirty-sN
years OF his Ike 20 active service in the Baptist
ministry His nrst pasforate NJ az Permaul town.
Penn. az or which be- was ~uccfe.ltel. settled over
The Washington Avenue Baptist caurch OF Nrock-
lvu. The Old Cambridge tMH-fJ Bapiisf Inurcn
The North Adams BlpIs' C0urch. the First Baptist
Church II Springfield. Mass. and tIc Adams
Mass Baptist Church. lie Was known as 49, aH.g
preacner and a warm ana synipatnruc pastor and
he left his mark % the improved spiritual as vel
as material condition Of all his lastoratcs. The
present church buildings OF m" Wasnirsto Avenue
church and The old Camnr.dc" church were built
during his ministries. IN 1890 Dee retired from active
Union College conferred on him tho degree % Doc
Tor OF Divinity IN l.fl lie was twice marfit. In
1855 10 Virginia. daughter ~ SIR Richard Dnzcy. OF
s., bartholomew West Indies. and ln 1858 70 Miss
Emma V. Sylvester. Of New York. a widow and four
survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
LAWN TENNIS.

INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT NIAGARA
Niagara on the-Lake Ont. Aug. . (speciaD.-An
the events in the Niagara International tennis
tournament were under way today, and large
number Of matches were played. The arrival OF
the Eastern players from Newport increased the In
terest among the spectators. and the grandstand
court was surrounde! until the stopping OF play.
The cracks were badly hit In the handicaps' an1
r r Ware ". 5 Bond and J. ID. FORBES we're
mt out in their first matches Ware did not get
game in the TWO sets In his match with =. Norton.
me open singles brought none or the peter payers
together In the preliminary round ana 'he H"tSheS
Miss Mari, Winner. Of Washington. administered
severe beating . Miss Is ATKINSON; sls'si oI ~
singles and should defeat Miss Maud Banks, o.
Philadelphia in the finals tomorrow scores.
open singles preliminary round).P Wrsni g y'
o~at A Il Biacksood. New-York o, e,S; p Ecsns,'
Tew-York beat 81. Msener. Bural9. 81. "a
Dana New-YorS. beat T. norton lancas'et
"a - Harry cole Detroit. beat II. l-ington OAK
we i2io g. II 2 Ayery' I Detroit ,,I beat "
;ahs cieSeiani beat g F. Peterson. 81 ca,harines.
8-3 81 H. r. avery Der n peat ~. - =; ssnytsr
aa 9s: 9ns s hal. ?o af,..5 sS af fsSSr
A. Randall owe haN hf,senl bat g. \" >s '0T.
thirty by default James norris ht,ee( ~ at.eS1
W,re owe f,rtyl 90 60 H. +. Avery .oNe nueeV
ssst O. p Shelin jr owe thirty. by default. ID Z
Gab-e ,baN af,eeerl bea, ". :. nd owe f9Fyl ~
81 II cole o@s h,,een beat . Wasns Mann.
a. "a IS Frs, round--c. NJ. Dana Gf,esnl
s ssi, 5,,l5 s.5i G. F. peterson alf efeea 81 -
6 Fate mar thirty beat j. A. H Lac" ho. "a n
Wr,eh, far,eenl 81 g % 49,. Nan, rsrk,
Womens singles semi ANAL bS default:
NJ Marie wimer Washington. beat Miss n AtHhSon
So singles ,ana round)G. Wagner beat J. NoFr'A
& 8 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
NGRESS COMMISSION MEETS At
HONOLULU.


PRIVATE SESSIONS THE RULE. BIT PUBLIC
HEARINGS WILL Pc ALLowED-AN ORGANIC
ACT TO BE DRAFTED.
San Francisco. Aug 25-The steamship Moana
arrived here to-day from Australian ports by way
OF Honolulu An Associated Press correspondent
writes from Honolulu. under date Of August j. as
follows.
The Congress members q the committee 70 re-
port on form Of government Tor the Territory OF
Hawaii arrived on August - on the Mariposa.
The three Commissioners met President Dole and
his Cabinet AZ the Executive Building BY appoint
rnent The compliments Of the President and MS
colleagues had been sent 20 the United states sen
ators ard Representatives earlier in the day
To-day the Commission met NJ the home u Jus
tee Frear 10 qualify as members by taking an
oath As soon as the members were regularly
listed the Commission proceeded 20 elect score
tary 4 stenographer and a sers'an'-af-arms. sem
a.or Cullom Is chairman. Tho men Tor me Ger
ical places ard the sergcaut-at-arins nave pee"
brought from Washington.
As soon as the fornaiit.es AZ the home % Justice
Frear were finished "a, four other members OF the
Commission adjourned 20 the hail % the House
the old throne room In the Executive Building ana
there he'd the opening business session. ms
week he Commission will visit the island OF
Hawaii They Will Doe on the big island elk OF
seven DAYS The Commission Will later make TIPS
TO Maui and Kauai. and may also visit Molokal
Senator Cul'orn said that the sessions q the COM
-,issi,, VIII be rrivate excepting when there are
-, r,,.',,,t 30 6.iogettors wishing 20
hcarlhE~ lH"'Fl"'ii7 TO -'-'h -'-'
present views. either 10 person iy spoH TIT
Nv attorney Will find the hall open 20 al Tue
9'i-''l Saw '.'' +-''f''
granted 20 an having any reasonable claims.
Tho work Of tho Commission Will not Doe OF a
.. a,,,-o lam, &, a. e.f. tho business can be-
S'0'e' ""''' 49,, 80, 49,, - ,- 90. -,
transacted more eNpedltloNs.y anu "''''' JOB '''''
way by having closed doors
according fo Ser Or
- 90 ,...,..,.. .... 49,,
there viii De prepared iy the DoIni"'7@'" QUE "'
Csris act, corresponding 90 the constitution of a
c. 1.errfhtrg Tho territory tho manner thOI
sac ",' '''''' .-,, .-,,,-t. 49,.
and limitations 90 lcEis4"i'h- -.7 ''~"'''. o."
will Do supplemented ty many laws bearing upon
.,,s.o,,e i.rd taxation the judiciary. etc. % be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
ALLEGED THE CONTACT WAS ~TREASoY."
SUIT BROUGHT AGAINST THE SPANISH STEAM
SHIP COMPANY LIKELY 10 BIZ
DISMISSED

Justice Cohen In the Supreme Court yes'er Jay
heard the application Of former CONGRESSMAN J'"'
,s,,rs for the dismissal o. tho suit brought by
ceo-re Osgood Lord against Juan Cehallos ana
the Couoanla Trasatlautlca Eslanola 20 recover
10000 damages The suit grew out q the letting
q, the contract boy the United states Government
for the transportation % Tho Spanish troops 20 spain
afte- the fail - Santiago. LORD declared mat l"7
.o-,,er, bas no right 20 let the contract 70 the
e,auish line Tie alleged that the contract was
treason - ofos h "a ,.,
r,,t,' - on August 3 NJ 4 ANS put In notice ot
APPEARANCE ana directed thai ne compa.ht ~ lc
&c ne coroolslrt' expired on August q. but Up 90
tina. time no service had been made lpoII ~. "
Cohen to-day and asked that the complaint DE- ii'-
,ni.sed Mr. Adams said nat he did not mink tAdt
r,s,t~e cohen took the papers 80 the use ana i,,
served decision He intima,ed That nc suit "ou1l
- disnni-sel however. n matter OF las
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
THE srocKBRIDGE TOURNAMENT

Plttsfcli Mess. Aug % (specloD.-The TWO days
rains have paced the links Of the stockbridge COL
Club In a bad condition Tor the open tournament
now in progress. The Inks Is covered with pools
OF water. ana some q the holes have been mo'eo
70 make PLAY possible. \ temporary bridge mas
been built on one par, Of the links 10 allow the
players 20 pas over q portion Of tho field wnicn
has been overaowed by the Housatonic RIVER,
which passes through the links OF the StockOriige
Club and over which ;he players nave 70 drlFs.
Tho Greens Committee has done cveFy tAlnS possi-
bic for the drainage - the vet grounds and nes
kept men At work all day digging trenches 70 carry
Of the water Under the conditions the play was
Among he Interested spectators were the Hon Jo-
seph Choae and Prescott Hail Butler. q New fork
The play tO-u.y opened with the semi for ths
StockDridse Cup J. II. Choate, Jr, beat :. {.
Clark Up: = Robertson beat ). II. curtis. up.
Tomorrow Cnoate and Robertson play the fnals
OF 81 holes. This afternoon the opening round q
medal play for the BED Lion Inn Cup was the pro-
q-ap 1rrA "a fof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

,rs,-rrs AT NurwooD PARK.

,,,.h,,,,,s Iowa Aug 25.-At Nutwood PARK to-oay
9, tho ars, heat OF the three-year-oid pace BOP
~ made half-mile in i:Olis the fastest
',er paced in that class. Summaries
p.c,n, three year-olts purse s-ogy 1,a s:i0i.
IN Bob Fits r'n,ons. Ar snip; So'"''
10y. Zeal. ard Baker also started. -, r,1,.
Ma.u o.io Glars. pure $500 ,t1cr not o-osi-
III Ian won straight meats nj ysnte alsc
started % -. ,,,sa 81 COS fsevsn stsrters)-Fannie
Pacils 80 .siri ,5urth ana n,th heats Tme-2;is,s
i.."' 10 Ouixois the second neat n ~
lo'g tcok he nrst 2.loA ard was ols-
Jus pa 4, The second heat Wgga!ota. Aunty sasokA
"a, nton and A. also started.
dor other sporting news see page fossV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
COUNTY REPTBLTCANS MEET.
80 ACTION TAKEN REGARDING A CANDIDATE
FOR GOVERNOR.


About thirty ~ the leaders OF The Republicans OF
the County Of New-York held a conference last
evening In the headquarters. in the ST. James
Building. and talked arrangements FOR the
General Wager Swayne who had been In Washing
ton on law business. came over TO preside at the
conference and went back TO Washington again
last night william Brookield Colonel Lowell h.
Jerome Theodore r. Ruhle and William +. DAILY
were among The men At the conference. There was
n action 40 IN. meeting to pledge the support OF
the organization 10 Colonel Theodore RooseFelt.
although n IS known that many OF the members OF
tho organization are friendly 20 Colonel Roosevelt
A. "A meeting OF the With District ASSOCIATION OF
The Republicans OF the County OF New oIk or
Tuesday evening the following resolutions, onereu
bv Charles r - Ion were adopted unanimously
Whereas There is confronting me hep-o,,i. a. a.
party jon this state AZ this time serious crlsls I'D
H. history. which demands for successiu! leaut'5hp
Il man ~ exceptional Qualities and ot acKho"''ns''
ure-t.nIn0 nee and popularity. ana .,
Whereas The closures OF an lnF r9t'-".'.iiie
b94rd appointed hy Governor Black, with honpihn'e
which taken N conjunction with other eNis ing
conditions VIII render Republican success - 'i ~
S.rte doubtful unless candidate - nonln - III
whom che whole Commonwealth has commence
that cannot he shaken. therefore Do IL - . -,
Resolved. That The Republicans oi the .ouu,S ~
Ncw-YorS IN the Vita Assembly DsIc' d,,rl, IN
f..ls urge fne nomination OF one "h'7' 'p.1. 81"
private and official lfo has always stamped MN az
.r honorable and fearless man. wise. On .iSt,.i.
and anIc.ert administrator. "a nero or ul.
..,i-a-. and "a statesman ~ exceptional qiflll9 d
MAN v.r... friends admirers and tollo|tIS ere hpt
bis supper. FROM the Democratic ranNs-O o'''e'
Ti.0-lgre Roosevelt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
PLAYING IN THE RAIN AT BAR HARBoR.


Bar Harbor Me- Aug. % (SpeciaD.-The play IN
the semi-fnals Of the Hinke cup tournament to-
day was attended by bad weather. Rain fell
throughout the morning matches and the scores
CT the contestants were much affected thereby
At the conclusion Of yesterdays play the follow
ing four men were left in ]. g. Tborp OF the
Cambridge Golf Club Arden NJ Robbins: OF 81.
Andrews; T G. Condor OF Tuxedo. and c. l..
Tappan. Of St Andrews. The brst pair 10 start
out this morning vas Tappan aad condor. Inc
81. Andrews CONCEDED his opponent three
strokes on the eighteen holes. AZ the CONCLUSION
Of the first round Condor stood up and the game
well IN hand. The mach Of tho morning, however
was that between J. G. Thorp and Arden Robbins.
His reputation achieved TWO years ago Roobinss
knowledge OF the course was more than equaheo
by Thorp's greater experience. Tne runner-up IN
the Nationals Of two years ago played confidently
seemed 10 lose his nerve Both gave pretty
exhibition Of golf AZ certain stages. Their maj
scores were fairly close TO the record. Thorp
showed a wonderful accuracy on his puts, ana
several times hoied OFT in marvellous fasnion.
Both had few moor drives credited against
thcm. and both missed easy chance by railing
the green. Outside Of this. however, their
force and play were excellent. Thorn finally won
out by Up and 20 play. There was question
70 the eighth hole. which was finally decided as
touched IT, and thereby lost an opportunity O!
winning by up. Quite number OF spectators
followed the match. despite the nclemency OF the
weather The following Is the score:
Robbins ..........5 3545475 5Gt535ts t-3
Thorp ............j : I q 3 : . 3 D XII
The Condon-Tappan match was finally won By
the former up. and 20 play. -, s..,s %
morrow in a thrty-sx- hole match 70 decide tho
tournament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
wprsTLERS' FIERCE STRUGGLE.

Atlantic city. y J.. Aug. 25-WhIe wrestling to-
40 a, r,Ie, Park for the championship belt. turned
o,cr n Richard X. Fox BY Ernest Roeber. the
..Terrible Greek" Harkald Herakhdcs ana Tue
s,rorr Ian Takezwa became involved In such a
80 s,ruegle that the former rendered I'M
o,scious by the fearful pressure enerted by inc
IIorarese wrestler. The latter weighed put lf'
Prsn, When the match was stopped the creek
pyas black IN the face and was In spasms io-htsnt
he lies in a precaTious cohoiH'"- ~"N "' ~ "
expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
~ gr,pr noon FOR cHANLER.

Bernard Martin the Tammany .eader IN the
,-., A.serrb,. District has made arrangements
f.- "a meeting 40 the Iroguos club. at 40 "es'
-rhlrf.erfh-s.. 0r the evening OF september 4"
, ,,. .l,,h will star, n boom FOR William Astor
~. f.r 49, tf. Democrats nomination Tor Gov
.rror Many Tammany m"n nr"ys '9 Observation-Disclosures n,o
n.y. r,..,orr.f. will have 20 nominate a soldier 20
..i .,uc, Of escaping defeat I'm the election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.
REPUBLICAN.

REPUBLICAN
SOUTH DAKOTA
con-r.ss-,en at large-ROBERT J. GAMBLE. OF fank-
ton CHARLES II. bt RhE' OF fef'e
KANSAS.
with pistricf-W. H. WOODiN.
NEBRASKA.
vr,b Dts,rict-NORRIs BROWN OF Kearney.
OKLAHOMA TERRITORY.
Territorial Delegate-DE:SNIs FLYNN
DEMOCRATIC.
MICHIGAN.
xf,h D,.,ric,-O r. PIERCE, OF Jackson
Ixth plstrict-C j. CHADDOCk. OF Auskegon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
RICHARD HAYDOcK

Richard Haydock seventy 1--WE years Old we'll
known citizen OF the Borough OF Richmond. died
Yesterday AZ his home IN Port Richmond. from In
turtles caused by falling downstairs. M Haydock
was a Republican and took active part In poll
tics He was for many years a member Of the Re-
nnh.ican General Commlitee u Hchmond County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
CALIFORNIA NOMINATIONS.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION ADJouRNs
AFTER A QUIET SESSION.

VII 4 Hl.lNAN STATE 'DN Frst'AA~t
AFTER 4 QUIET SESSION.
Sacramento. Cal. Aug 25-The Repuhhcan S'a.e
Convention adjourned to-day af,er an eNceeoihf'y
peaeefui session The nominations for Sta'o anu
Congressional Offices made by tho convention are -
follows:
- Soie-ror-IENRI T. GAGE.
- Lieutenant Cove nog-JAcCB =. NELL.
Tor Secretary u sta,e-CHARLES r CURRY.
= rffe lla-- % 90 COfJRN
~ Ireasurer- TRUMAN REEVES.
- ct'oiD-s ient. si-l iREN l.. fDEll -. uoo-
-. Justice II thr supreme c7urt-W. =. EAN ~sc'
p. Justice q the Supreme cuur-D Is. MfAhi-fNb
- r4~Fefor' aneral-N =. WRIGHT
." superintendent u Public Ins,ruc'ion-l -
'~ nalTsad commlssion=rs-E. D. EPSON and " -
- bLAfKSrO-K. 100. r,s
S~ consress--isi District JOIN A. BARHAA no no
Dxis-et FRANK RYAN; iIld District rt, %.
AEtcALF: With District, RUSSELL A. WAiEI-o'
vim District J. G SEEDHAM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
QUENTIN MADAM.

Quentin McAdam. seventy-hve years Old. %
Nyack's most prominent citizens. died Wednesday
night from exhaustion resulting from the intense
heat For many years he was well-known lawyer
OF New-York city. and was once a Republican can
dldate for County Judge 81 Rorklnnd County. He
vas born in Glasgow. Scotland. and came To
America when twelve years old. He had lived IN
Nyack FOR thirty years. and until recently practiscd
law IN New-York. lie was a br0ther-ln-law o. the
late Senator James W. Booth. OF New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
FLOWER GIVES WCARREE A cHEcK.
THE EX-GOVERNOR THINKS TIE UPSTATE DEM
OcRATs ARE UNITED

OCEATS ARE UNITED
Most % the chalrmen OF Democrats county com
rni,tees C-om rp tae STATE who attended the meet
ing ir inc headquarters In the Hoffman hoHse %"
wednesday evening LETT the City yesterday. 7e'-
eraI - theu were ir the headquarters ueiore .'''
went away 90 talk 20 state Senator McCarreh. sew
.-sf.o. flo oromlren. Democrats from Buffalo VINO
came ~ trc cty to attend the meeting were 10 me
headquarters ard they declared that all differences
between tie Democrats OF Erie County were al an
Ex-Governor Roswell p Flower was az ne head
quarter 'as- evening and u ~as uier-oo ma ne
Ia Cd check flf Democratic carnpASn -Np''i-t7 '-.
nobody 4f f.s Headquarters would tell the ~" ol
,fe .re X Nj Flower SAID be had been tnrotsh ,Is
STAT. ANIL 4aI found that %" democrats VI VIC
-rf districts acre united He said %" inetRht IN"
prospects, for Democratic victory IN the state ms
l.,e. ...u ~ tho Saiphullicrs' Industrial All
ar-. called lpoa Senator MrDarren last eFeiihs
..l -tIt tslf fn- members % their ASSOCIATION
go 'll Vote roy ,ae Democratic cand date tor Gov
trurr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

Rochester y Y Aug. p george o. Gordon. -
Brockpori d.od this morning 90 a.s summer resi-
d.n~c az Trourherr on tAe shor. - LaA" ontario.
T{a was prcsI lcut - the First National BlnH =
knDrf qlncc 1851 Besides fhr banking Nre nos
Nj Gordon progressed large holding. 10 goa. '*i re
tercsts ln the West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

Corning. y. Aug Edward NJ SAWYER OF
Dundee. has been nominated for Assembly oy t"e
r..yhI..ns OF Yates County There were fonr
80 -.i,d.t~s ard thirty-six ballots were necessary
to q. choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

John MrCulagh me safe Superintendent OF
Elections in the Metropolitan District has extended
,h. t.rre Co. which political organizations may send
10 him lists = mon recommended FOR appointment
"a. h.s deputies In ;le circulars which Dc re- ,eniiy
.,f f. .N. political organizations %" named August
O.. ID. OBJ. dali. or which the lists were 20 Do SEM 10
b. f. under th. Jaw hat. az ,n" request ~ ihr Ike
...I..f D~yaulzlfilu 800 Kings County. Pc has ~
e.. l.i fh, fiw. pr aU parties uutu september J.
Sir N.cluarh went 20 Albany yesterday on busl-
..... connected with his Office Ih" hsf ot krpl'-
loans recommended for apgointment as ms dePu-
.f.. LOB tre county . <ew- YORK was seNt 70 hlIH
.'-.f,, f~0r, tho Headquarters % The Republican
r.I,.-r COMMITTEE. Congressman Qugg. PRESIDENT
az th. committee. went to Nashihs''" AMER '"'
ls' wls completed. ,.. 80. 20.
since Tammany has decided not 70 make any rec,
,,.....-.t.f irr- I'D Mr. MrcuInch and the folo"ers
-. f..~r n. f.IrstIn ln Brooklyn have followed
Tan.rntnys example tho leaders - ne 10y
$500. f,arr0. rlr, have decided 20 scnd I-ts or
p.,a, rats ~ Nr McCuilagh. These is,s VIII De
f.rv 4rItl .u "a few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
CHARLES VICTOR SASS.

Charles Victor Sass. secretary Of the Brighton
Beach Racing Association. whose home Is at No.
cDo Pacihc-st Brooklyn. died In Paterson. y. j.,
vs.,erday Mr. Sass and his wife visiting
s-l-uds In Paterson. Mr.. 6aSs vas taken IL on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

man. Albany. W. q TO play Fl. 1.uiov W.tsrches
beat W. f. Chadwick Powe,on. 10 holes: G. .
Kellogg Jersey city W. H. speer Jersey City. up
Second round-Butler beat Huyck up, 20 pay
Minor Mitchell up. play. Taylor beat Rein-
nund. up: Ludlow beat Kellogg up 20 play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26

The drawings FOR this morning are. McCord and
Moorehcad. Ballou and Larocque. g. w. OConno-
and Blair and Kellogg and Clark.
In ine qualifying round for the Consolation Cup
the following eight secured places T. T. Reid, %;
A. H. Ch.ls. ~. II. > Downs. 60 5 D. Mowry. 80;
l. " Candcc 100. : H. DOrr. -. ". 4. ThOmp-
son. loi. and + ; KNAPP lo2 They were drawn IN
th' first round no matca play this morning az fo.-
lows. Downs and Reid Cnlds and Mowry. Caucee
and Dorr and Thompson and Knapp The sum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
WESTERN CONVENTIONS.
MISSOURI REPUBLICAN TICKET.

O.. louis Aug After a two days session the
p.,ub,.on state Convention. which was the
-, and most harmonious ever held In Missouri
- rs labors and adjourned ,ast evening Inc
,,i.oUing ticket was nominated.
eo,-.r,e Judge long term-,i. a. F1NKLEBERG. OF st,
Louis -r,,.Dr trrcut-r n,
Lancaster. ,r.-tI
p,l-.ad ari warehouse Commissioner-w. $ HATH
s.-,,t.,dent q Public Instruction Professor J. X
vipk fn. present Incumbent
,rpr-RrIcAN TICKET IN SOUTH DAKOTA
,,,cneu. s D. Aug. %-The Republican state
,.+,,.n,ion yesterday nominated the following
ticket
- ,.,rcrnor-KIRK PHILLIPS. of Deadwood.
Lieutenant Governor. T. KEENE. Of sanborn
county. - - p,rr,r
~, rr.,surer-JOHN sCHAMBER. q Hutchinson
ror Auditor. y. REEVES. Of Brown
~ sgp.r,niendent 81 Public Ins,ruction-E f COL
IJNS. u cay ,,..,,. -. r.,,.rr,
For Commissioner n schools ana fuO'o i-Ah1' ~
EASTMAN. 81 Roberts.
a., .,,.rney-oseneral-JoH II. PYLE. Of Beade
pesolutions we're adopted lndorsing protection,
,n,osipg free silver and indorsng the gold stand
IA approying President McKinley's conduct OF the
u.or commanding the Administrations course on
~ anuexaf!On question. favorins a change IN the
80, ravenu. law which VII require corporations
erd other property now exempt TO bear an equal
proportion OF the lax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-26
GorERyoR AND WcrLLAGH CONFER.
polIrIrtL wIsEAcHEs SAY IT WAS ABOUT THE
COMING STATE CONVENTION

Albany Aug % Ospeciap.-Governor Black had
.y..-to.-r. rorr,-er. to-day with John McCuliagh
former Chief Z Police y New York and now the
s,a-e Superintendent - Elections Superintendent,
ff.it.rI..N viii soon announce the appointment or
..,..r hundred deputies. Tummary HAL ana the
Kings county Democrats have declined t. name
tfe.r ets-. - these deputies and Superintendent
tf-l,f..rt stated today TINT ne stood ready % MI
their places with o,her Democrats
f..,.-t.- f..a-k's consultation with Superlntend-
l,.- v.,gI,lrh was 81 $50 long duration that Repuh-
nrar politicians declared thar it must have some
-.ft.nr 90 tho struggle now going on Tor me con-
,r.l 20 fhe Ncw-York delegates 20 the Republican
state Convention