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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01
THE RACETRACK.
WEIGHTS FOR THE BROOKLYN HANDICAP

WEIGHTS FOR THE BROOKLYN HANDICAP
AND THE SUBURBAN ANNOUNCED.
The weights for the two great races OF the year
the Brooklyn Handicap and the Suburban. were an
nounced yesterday. Ben Holiday gets top we Fat
In both races.
The weights for the Brooklyn Handicap. Of
$4,000. for three-year-olds and upward one milo
and quarter, to be run on May 81 az tho Graves
end track of the Brooklyn Jockey Club. are as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01

GREATER NETWORK ATHLETIC CLUB.
The Greater New-Yor< Athletic Club Is 70 be re-
organized and will enter the hed against tina local
clubs promoting pugilism Alexander Brown, the
former treasurer and referee of the club, has leased
the Coney Island Casino for one year from Feb
ruary /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01
ROADWAY A. G. INCORPORATED.

Albany Jan. 3l--The Broadway Athletic club. OF
New-York CITY, was incorporated to-day To main
tain p clubhouse and give public exhibitions Of
boxing and other athletic exercises. The directors
are Michael c. Padden. William II. Leonard. John
J White John J. Donohue and Thomas F Flood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01

least two races in each SERIES and the eiuo when
shall win the cup for three seasons VIII become
is absolute owner Secretary J. Campbell strange
has explained by letter that the match Series IN
1897 could not be completed go that the nlnsston
club still holds the cup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01
= RoRE5@ zsS s QoRIs1t1YH
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

CURLING-Interstate curling match, New
York against New-Jersey. for the Hamilton
Medal Hobokcn Rink Hoboken ~ D."
Up. m
YACHTING. Annual meeting, New-York
Yacht Racing Association, Gilsey House.
5 e ~
SHOOTING-First contest for the Bergen
County Handicap trophy, Berrys creek.
Hackenszck Plank Road. Rutherford. ~ -
llve-bird sweepstakes. Zwivlen's, fardviiie'
" 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01
say. ny inches Now the demand is for from 10
20 1917 inches"

Several experts met IN the ONCE OF this bcycs
dealer yesterday. and the discussion Of the driving
mechanism Of wheels became heated. Finally ono
OF the experts said he knew where there was a
certain style Of chainless wheel which would do
something which no chain wheel could he made to
accomplish He said that front and wheels
could be started at one time and that the rear
wheel with all its mechanism, would run. with
the same force applied. as long as tho front wheel.
The trial was made and tho experts words proved
true. As a general thing the front wheel will
nearly twice as long as the rear wheel.
The membership in tho League OF American
Wheelrnen shows increase Last week iss new
members Joined bringing the total UP 10 76+B
New-York had 81 new members. and total OF
1888; Pennsylvania p, total OF II. 49, Nassachu-
setts u, a total OF 1854 and New-Jersey g. with a
total Of 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01
Jockey.
BROOKLYN PLAYERS DEFEAT TUE

o.
NICHOLAS SKATING crI-e
large crowd turned out last evening "a .,.
the championship hockey game be,g..n m. g..
Ign Skating Club snd a seven from Tn. 2, N,oh.,
Skating Club AZ the ST Nicholas Skating p,.s
The visitors won nv score of & goal- N ~
play was fast and no rough tactics we're used
In the hrst half soon after play began. waltz,
scored for 81. Nicholas and Il looked as " IN. 80
team would win. but Wall got thu puck and c,rr,.,
II down tho rink passing II 70 DOLBY who sco,..
for the Brooklyns. and before the time n. N. 80.
was up Murray got the puck pass from rohh-
and shot goal. putting Brooklyn ons goal in m.
lead az tho end % tho half In the second 81,
tins 81. Nicholas players fell all to pieces and Broo,
Ign scored four times in rapid succession Wan
made a goal after getting the puck out OF A ,crr'
mage. Dolby kept UP tho good work and .co,..
pass from Wall. Murray and Dolby soor..
the last two goals Of the game. Murray nada M.
goal from almost the centre OF the floor on a ns,
goals: st. Nicholas. L Tho lineup: '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01

ADVANCE IN THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
Fall River. Mass. Jan. 81-The print-cioth mar
ket IS steady at an advance OF sixteenth The
price Is now 7-I6. and the syndicate Is holding o.
FOR better offers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01

The weights for the Suburban. Of 5000 for three
yesr-olds ard upward. at mile and quarter. 10
be run on June Il at the sheepshead BAY Track OF
the Coney Island Jockey Club are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01

100 varieties of parlor and library suits,
that range in price from SIS to $3.50.
The majority of these cannot be dupli-
Gated at the prices given, but we will
present new features from time to time
during this month OF February. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01

old and the
onya at There them SHOWN
a and novelties
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
"HopcIess From the Beginning"

Editor Of The Times:
sir.-Thc cause which the people OF the
South maintained IN the civil war, baa
been so misrepresentcd that IL has been
made 10 appear 20 many that Ii was from
the beginning a hopeless one. Even the
gifted author of Red Rock, while paying
his tribute TO the gallantry Of the strus-
gle, calls 1t hopeless from the begin
ming"
The impression upon the minds OF th)u-
sands OF people about the civil war may
be formulated as follows: That at the
firing upon Fort Sumter the people OF the
Northern States rose with one mind and
for the four years OF the war. unrrIdg-
ingiy poured forth their treasure ana shed
their blood 20 re-cstabllsh the Union and
10 free the slave ana that their unanimity
IN ardor for the preservation OF the Un.cu
and in execration Of slavery made resist
ance 10 them hopeless from the begin
ming"
In every single particular this impress.
sion IS false. Looking TO no other his.
tories or historic records but those writ
ton bv partisans OF the North, one finds
abundant evidence 20 falsify every pert
Of Il. Quotations from such authors or
reference go volume and page Will be glad
lv furnished in support OF every historic
fact used in this paper II the Times shodld
think tx to give space for such speci.ica-
tons In detail.
But 10 show the faisity Of this wide.
spre,i impression Is not the only object
Of this paper. out OF the study OF the
regards above-described. there has come
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

when interviewed the other day by a
reporter Of the Chicago Commercial-Tri-
nune. 9ir. John Il. Mclean. Democratic
candidate for Governor Of Ohio: said.
'You are Republican. and therefore
you wan, the Democratic party 10 make
lree silver The only issue"
A most significant uttoranco mat IN
1886 mo party dld make free silver the
only issue. That Is 10 say, the fight was
mado with that question n The lead and
an others were subordnatod 10 IT, There
was no paper in the country, perhaps,
that was more vigorous I'm exploiting
free silver than tho Cincinnati Enquirer.
which Is owned and edited by Mr.. Nc
Lean. lie preached an the pc. doe
trincs. lie urged that IN order 10 the
prosperity OF the country 4 was necessary
that the minis should be opened 10 the
free coinage Of silver. md no urged on the
other hand that there could be no pros
periiy under the gold standard. But for
many mon.hs past the Enquirer has been
talking Ia very different way. 1t has
said little or nothing about free silver.
and Il Is an open secret that Mr. Mclean
Is now opposed 20 that radical measure.
IL Is given out that he would have clint
mated the silver question from the fight
80 Ohio n be could have done so. And
now Mr.. Mclean says the Republicans
would be only too glad 10 have the Demo,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
FRIENDSHIP

II has been said that all the world loves
a lover. We say that an the world should
love a friend. Friendship IS the noblest
OF AL attachments Love IS Instructive.
emotional. impulsive: friendship IS deli5e-
rate rational a thing OF judgment Love
IS said TO be blind, friendship chooses with
the eyes open and IS discriminating Love
often dotes upon unworthy objects;
friendship implies character. mutual re-
spec, and esteem. and above al conf
dence. without which there is no true
friendship. Love IS often selfish and ex-
acting: friendship is generous and broad
1t IS an interesting fact that friendship
is peculiarly OF men. We doubt If there
ever was genuine friendship between
man and woman. and It IS rarely II ever.
that there has been genuine friendship
between woman and woman.
This statement may be questioned but
Il Is quite true and accepted that we nat
uraliy look for genuine friendship DC,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

Gratis mako their light with silver as tho
leading issue. The reason Is manifest.
Mr.. Mclean says in so many words that II
the Democrats should make the fight Of
1895 over again the Republicans would
have n walk-over. and ne says what y
true.
Look at The trade reports as printed IN
yesterdays paper. II Is the business OF
Bradsrcets and Dun TO present from
week 70 week a picture OF the country as
Il Is. They cannot afford to color their
reports 10 suit this or that political party.
Their reports are worthless unless they
are honest unpreiudicod and exact. II
they should mislcad they would be OF no
value TO the business world and would
soon be repudiated They deal with condi.
tions ana deal with them from practical
and not from n sentimental standpoint.
Yet n Is shown by these reports that the
business OF this country IS more active and
conditions generally are more favorable
than In any year OF which wa have re.
cord All this has come about under the
gold standard. and 70 scoms 10 as the
most absurd proposition imaginable that
the people Of this country would be wiling
under such conditions to overthrow the
gold standard and make tho doubtful ex-
pertinent with the so-called double stan
dard. as tho free silver people propose.
Mr. Mclean 10 a business man and he
understands THIS thing well. lie knows
fun well that the business mon OF this
couniry-and when We say business mon
we do not mean simply The bankers and
brokers. but an who are engaged IN trade
VIII not give their support 10 any party
which proposes TO overthrow the none
tary standard. dcrange business and ale
most inevitably bring on a financial panic.
Hence he says that the Republicans
would be glad 20 sec Democrats push free
silver 20 the front IN 1900. And so they
would. Free silver is a product of ca
lamity. It cannot 1--we IN prosperity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
The s1nlh Rostol


The Age-Herald reports bank clearings
in birmingham for the month Of August
as showing an increase Of almost N,o10o0)
over the same month last year. The total
clearngs for August. 1850. were 81 5595s2.G2
as compared with N,595.26il2 in ls9s.
The Columbia. S. c., state makes the
following comment ON Atlanta's most re-
cent sensation:
Atlanta has caught on go The tan Of The
Dreyfus sensation. We thought she would.
1t now remains for Atlanta 90 reveal q
man who once read the elghty-third Psalm
in church with Dom Paul Kruger and
present ahdavits that Aguinaido was
formerly head waiter AZ the kimball
House. Give Atlanta time enough and
she viii do everything that Is necessary.
In Greenwood county, S. c.. the head
less body Of Ed Hayes was found. james
suddah is suspected of the crime.
The city OF Athens viii hereafter OBJ
serve goth meridian or central time. This
has been changed by order OF the city
Council and will De generally observed
by all people and business interests.
Tho recent advance in iron has revived
public interest in the enormous deposit Of
iron ore in Polk county Ca. and recent
Transactions in mining circles have
brought that section prominently 70 the
front Thousands of acres-ot mineral
lands have changed hands recently.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

,.orv 1,reo nart OF the North was really
a., c,r.edc 10 Tho South. The repatatl'h
tbaf aha southern States attempted one
,nust ask how then dld the war oesin ana
now, v.,s Ii carried on? Guided oy me
evidence OF the same class OF writers
above referred 20, we learn TO answer %
follows. .....,, d,
mo war could not have been begun IT
ffs estate leader had expires red at utst ~
purpose iO force back lh'l tAt '''''"
eoeeieI States. or IL he had nor expressly
dschimed the rieht and The purpose
free the slaves. lie out-maho- aftie4 s'.o
South Car0'inans and bcgw.cd them mo
nfrfrr On tho fqr." All was easy men.
rl,-..-. i,-- the afairei We aI acted alike
when tre invasion 0f Cuba began but We're
vs 4u of one mind about inc ""t "'g
which we plunged? Ola any ono SOU
foreeae W. dream t0 what it would Ef3"
Are chose who uow most bitterly oep.oIs
The continuance of tla war; awe ~ .~~-
rcst ID practicable way go STOP .lt ~
YVES m tho civil war ANA ITS Ie7D'''
were ro more dfferent from me emo '..a-
Tie two sides had ln Wow -hm the fe7ui.7
already reached in the present war arc
different from the ends that iis peaii'e''
had in view.
Shall amy thm De called Bour1ons OF
re Accused of ternlnr up no feeling De
cause they ,intl.ate the cause az ,ath.is
thov revere. and because they snow tfat
ID was not upon "o hopeless struggle
chat those wise and patriotic fathers en-
f.f.dr So ioHE 49, such tal-a history ~
published o tho world SD long as Nili
.faf.m.n.q appear ike that lato one from
General Wheeler that as many men
went from the South into the Northern
armies as iu,o the Southern. $500 .naf as @
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1899.


According % an rational n9 p''''''
Dreyfus has now passed the crisls III D'S
case ana onehi 20 see u''Sii5n' De' ''o num-
We say according to all rational hypo'ne-
scs h!s ought 10 De So Out 'neH we must
recollect we arc oeaiins VII" I'''''''-
men, ana when that Is INC case IT 30 use
less L" TAX 'l i'''ioiii' ny p0''''
the unexpected tnit h'Il'''s "'iei'
mon are ''e i"'l'iS' i'-'
seem 10" 70 'o O'' "a p''"
FfeA'''"ei'
There has never yet peeh prouu'eu pu'
one lem or posluVeiy lhcrliliha'lhs cyl
dence against Dreyins ana mat was inc
Bordercau But that has now been -
plainly shown not to be in his handWrit-
ing that it can be wholly dismissed from
the case.
Tho next piece Of evidence which II was
supposed would be damaging 70 MN was
his alleged confession to captain LeDrun-
Renauit. but now thal al Oh 'Ha' mas
been exploded Is e'iuent u'"' j"
amounts 10 nothihs' Ihere are so many
circumstances connected WIN captain
hcnaults evidence that tend to discredit
it that De would be bold man indeed
who could consent to convict another Of
an Infamous offence upon IT, His eNpla-
nation of why he tore the page out OF his
memorandum book is wholly unsa'is-
factory and is almost an Insult TO the
intelligence Of the man to whom he ad-
dresses g. But take the confession as ne
states st and st would be mohs'rous TO
treat It as a confession tha' "'ul' justly
convi,ton. lie says Dreylu9 protested
his innocence ana adoeo ''e minister
knows ail about il. III i gave "''S
monts TO the Germans II was i' 'N'N'i's'
FOR much more Valuanlo uo''''''''''
ceiycd from then' ms ~ 'o' d 0o''-
i'sion oil '''' ~
say To- Minister osoo me ~ " sly ''V''
the Germans ana ! ser'eu NY oO'N.S 81
tnal 'ap"o''g Wy i'''''''''' anu 1''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
THE NEWPORT NEWS STRIKE.
The Negroes succeeded in Working
themselves out OF job.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA september r.
spo.iai-There arc Dad developments in ,ha,
Loneshoremen's strike in this city, The
Funeas and witty Company are putting
on white mon as fast as they apply for
ompIovmeul and stevedore Jack Mariner
ls OF Che opinion thar ho VIII shortly nave
ENOUGH mon l0 handle the ship or mo
company Without trouble
PRESENTATIONS f0r die Labor Day games
under Nd. auspices of thc Central Trades
Council have blen completed. Mayor
1rcss win deliver am address to the as-
smllaI w0rk.nmen and VIII Introduce
He labor leaders who have been invi'eI
II. s.eat Tie contests for the various
prize. offered by local merchants VIII take
place lu the afternoon.
THE N0rlau limo tug I'D Amigo loft tho
sniuyarI This morning on her tr.n irlp.
Che little vessel ran down iittle disc
lance below ola Point and bier machinery
vas given a thorough tesr Air. Horace
See. consulting engineer of the Morgan
Inc boarded the tug mt Ol3 Point and
witnessed One evolution. The test was
entirely satisfactory Tho lttie vessel
vlH probably 30 out on ucXt Tuesday
morning with the bltflesh.p kcarsarse.
the former continuing on her joarney 10
New York. where SHE win go into the s-r-
vice of thc company.
The fruit ship Olympia, Tor this port.
was turned back to-day because she dld
not have clean bin 90 health. Rather
Tran lat tle vesss serve out her quamn-
tine time OF five days. the chartercrs or
de-ed Der 20 Baltimore for her c.rso ~
bauaras 90 DE- discharged She nc Ouco
.H..H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
FREE TO SUFFERERS.
The New Cure for Kidney, Bladder
and Uric Acid Troubles.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers IS sure to know OF the wonderful
cures made by Dr. Kllmer's swamp-Root,
the great kidney remedy.
Il is the great medical triumph Of the
nineteenth century, discovered after years
Of scientific research by Or. Kilmer the
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and is wonderfully successful in prompt
ly curing kidney, liver, bladder and uric
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Swamp.Root has been tested In so many
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in every case that n special arrangement
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send your address TO Dr. Ki'mer & Co.,
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hrst-class druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
WITH THE VIRGINIA EDITORS.

The South Boston News In commenting
on some remarks of ours concerning the
Office trust in Virginia, says:
Trusts and combines. we think. are gem
orally inimical TO the best interest Of the
masses. but no form OF trust IS half 50
dangerous or threatens. the liberties of
the people so much as the office trust"
Give that combine few more years of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
HrERlIATFL

colorado will have pyramid OF gold at
the Paris Exposition valued ~ WW0W1
The original purpose Of moulding this
gold into the figure of girl has been
abandoned
Ex-sQulro Aldrldge, Of Yanceburg, KY,
has sworn ont warrant for the arrest
OF Rev James smeadley charging tho
latter with thelarceny OF his wife. Both
men involved are past seventy and the
lady in dispute IS siXty-tive.
General r. a. Alser late secreary Of
War declines an invitation TO become the
Republican nominee for the mayoralty Of
Detroit.
Alderman Michael Kenna, "HInky Dink,"
Of the First Ward. Chicago has returned
from visit 90 New York very umch de-
lighted with the metropolis He says
there Is only one real hot. sporty town in
the country. and that is New York And
he is not Tar wrong
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

'Yes." said the bluff skipper, "our ship
was pitching and tossing for many days,
but gaining no Roadway Golng back
ward II anything"
Him. rearmked the Chicago base
ball man. "that reminds me OF our team.
Pitching and tossing for many days but
gaining no Roadway. Going backward II
anything. Chicago News
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
He Mnnld Try.

"Wen." said the woman with the UNI
brella. 81 hope you'll look where you are
going the next time
well. madam said the man, I'm try
very hard with the one eye have left
Cleveland Loader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

Lady-'I wish to get a hat for my hus-
band"
Hatter-"What kind. ma'am?"
Neutrality-suspicious. hat, IL you please"
Hatter-'I never heard Of a telephone
hat"
Lady-"Oh. yesl The kind you can talk
through:-Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

A Liberty county exchange has this
pathetic item:
"IIis last words were: Tell my wife 20
meet me in heaven but unfortunately she
had just taken the train for savannah
Atlanta Constitution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
OUR RELIGIOUS CONTEMPORA-
RTEG

When the only point 60 q suTmer SER
mon is ns end st usually takes long
time TO come 20 IT,
sousitlvoress rs q corn with a root that
ia irubeddcd in the very center of selfish
ness.
A soft answer turmeth away wrath but
If never vet turned away q call 90 duty.
poasflno is an escape valve by which
the human engine gets rid Of i,s surplus
steam willie standing de upon the track.
Christian Advocate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

Mr.. Oscar p. slsson well known here
as a comedian. oul who has been man-
agar of the vaudeville resort at Ocean
View. BIAS been succeeded at that p.aca
by Sir. t. Joe LeFauoeur. treasurer "
The Norfolk Academy o, Music.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
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+ Brums Colls.u2-And what salary 90
Won draw now. ReginaldE
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n C.-per what-year or month";
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

.'Is that newcomer % nalur4llAed ENs-
usnmanv' inquired lhe eafl
~, - answered The duke. Hos mere
10 AM urnaura.izel American.'-Wasn-
ingt0n star.