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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
cANApAs crP sENT no ROCHESTER.

Toronto Nov. 1.-THE Canada's Cup has been
shi,ped 10 the Rochester Yacht Club. The trophy
mas won nv the Genesee here last August, and
owing 10 the disagreement between the Chicago
and Rochester clubs the cup remained In Toronto
I'LL Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
Football.

You will go far to find better place
to buy these goods in. Anything the
football player can ask for, and at lower
prices than most places. Liberal conces-
sions to schools and clubs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
.,rrRrcr-s DUB COUNCIL
nr-D COrNNr.
AAlERICCs.
THIRD GAME.
AMER1CES
R1rsHMICK WHEELMEN WIN.

The Bushwick Wheemen won two games In the
Amateur Cycle Clubs Of Long Island bowling tour
lament last evening, at Carruther's alleys in Full
on-st. Brooklyn. The scores:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
sporting GOODS.
GU N s

MANY OF our friends who wanted to get
one OF last Mondays bargain guns came
too late. This week we offer few very
good things with the advice to come
Ten Greener, DAILY and Scott guns,
6rst-class condition, though second
hand. were s225 to $3.50, now hall price.
Our word for it, they deserve your at
tention.
Another group consists OF two OF
three Lefever hammerless twist barrel
guns-a very popular grade; slightly
shop worn. List price $50; now $50.
We keep full stock OF all good
American and imported guns--and
everything else that the hunter wants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12

The steam yacht Ozhesta, belonging to Abbott S.
Rogers Of the Cornthian Yacht Club. Of Marble
head is now at South Brooklyn. She is schooner
rugged and formerly called the Daring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
FIRST GAME.
..- rANrA SurPE
SECOND GAME.
ROYAL
DrIENTN
.65T Total
THIRD GAME
LANCASHIRE.
ROYAL
THE BANK CLERKS LEAGUE GAMES.

Total ...............6so Total ................6I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12

A new raceabout has been bought by J. Nelson
Could Of the Huguenot Yacht Club. and the craft
will appear in the Long Island Sound races next
summer The yacht is still In commission
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
peterslDurg Notes.

PETERSBURG, VA. August 4-Spe-
,.,,i Tenders were placed on the street
electric railway cars this morning.
The receipts from the races held at The
New Market race course. In Prince George
countv Yesterday afternoon, amounted
~ about seventy-nye dollars. The money
Will be applied 20 the improvement OF the
road leading % the race course and also
IN tbe Improvement " the track.
The protracted meeting being held at
High Hus church Jarre'ts. Sussex coun-
av il being largely attended.
Mr. 81 John. e-presidcnt and gem
eral manager OF the SeaOoard Ar Line
arr,ved here this morning from Norfolk
ON a special car attached to the regular
welflrJund passenger train en- route for
Richmond. lie was accompanied by his
wife. In the car with Mr.. ST. John was
AR p Lancaster Williams, OF Richmond.
Nr George Barner and Mr.. John Har-
crave the two commissioners OF revenue
OF Dlnwlddie county, are in the city today
on business.
There has arrived here five more car
loads Of yitrihed brick to be used in the
paving OF Sycamore street This makes
eight car loads in all that have been re-
ceived here up 10 this time.
Some twenty or more Italian stone cut
ters who have been employed at the
granite quarries OF the Petersburg Quar-
rying Company in Dinwiddie county. a
short distance from Petersburg. stopped
work to-day and left for New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
OUAYS VICTORY.
The Bosses Candidates Named for the
Pennsylvania State Ticket

HARRISBURG PA. August 2l-The
Republican State Convention assembled
to-day in the Harrisburg Opera House
and nominated Colonel James Z. Barnet
Of the Tenth Pennsylvania Regiment
for State Treasurer. j. Hay Brown. OF
Lancaster. for Supreme Court Judge
and Josiah r. Adams. of Philadelphia,
for Superior Court Judge
The nomination for Supreme Judge Is
equivalent 20 an election by reason Of two
vacancies IN the court and no elector be
ing entitled TO vote for more than one
person.
The platform endorses the administra-
ton Of President Mckinley and Governor
Stone. commends the Executive for his
appointment OF Colonel Quay to the
United States Senate. and pledges the
party to reduction I'm the expenditures
OF the departments Of the State govern
ment.
A feature ~ the convention was the
presence OF Senator Quay IS a delegate
from Beaver county and the absence Of
Senator O.. T. Macee Of Pittsburg. who
IS convaloscent from severe Illness.
Senator David Martin was also missing
from HIS accustomed place I'm the Phiia-
delDhla delegation. In his place. as the
loader OF the Phlladelphians. was In
surance- Commissioner Israel W. Dur
ham.
4 demonstration was made IN Senator
Quav's honor when hc entered the hall,
accompanied by state-Chairman Elkin.
and took seat close 20 the stage with
his colleagues from Beaver county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
A BLUFF SAYS THE GOVERNOR,
lie Urges His Friends Not TO be Made
Tueasy bv Martins Claims.

cr-T.PEPER. VA, Aug. Especial -
your correspondent has just been handed
the following statement made by Cover
nor Tyler: o-.tr,,+o,
o,iven ont by Martins friends 90 wa no
e,,r,.rise TO me. ] heard weeks ago mat
such table would De put into circu'alion
and that a rushing claim WOud De ma"
that Tvlar would poe beaten by the hisA
of september. il is an absurd attempt a
tl,o that should deceive no enc. w Wy.
thev eIalm that there are twenty-one nod
over senators while there are only nun Pc
teen and certainly eight. POSSIBLY nlne'
will not vote Tor Martin. ~.
ornstead of ffty-nve members rs W.
Martins claims having been hoinlliN.e %
only twenty-three members OF .H7 iouS'
and six members OF HE senate nave zee
nominated. ,.. ,,..o
repeatedly stated that they we e. no1 co. .l.,
nitted and one IS contested. ids ohy
oiyss Martin three OF the twenty-three
House nominees claim six certain ana
+b,nlS have one or two more ms
leaves Senator Martin three in the senate
and fifteen in the House and giving Md'-
ti7 ten h0ld-ovsrs makes Mar 10 $ totil
tventv-eieht. A pretty fair showing Tor
mo u,hen In IS remembered th1t mp 20
This lime neither my name or the name
~ snv candidate for me was allowed 10
90 bffore tweuty-One districts.
AS TO procrastina,lon, / could easily
.,,oa, ,bat hv such a system ] could get
ucariy nm the future nominees l am
co1ddent OF not less than sixty-eight dee
Gates and urge my friends not To he as
COMFORT. hy such attempts az bluH' II
is onlv another evidence OF weakness OF
the other side.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
lNSURGENT SUCCESSES.
City of MacOris in san Domingo Sur
renders without ~ Blow.

renders without ~ Blow.
PUERTO PLATA. SANTO DOMINGO.
VIA Cape Taytien Aug 24-General
scaoeres VasQuez and Branche at the
head Of go Revoluti5nists appeared b.
fore Macoris. They left the great body
OF their troops at The entrance 10 The city
and with twenty men advanced 10 the
Governors house. demanding surrender.
Governor Castillo. thoroughly oowed, re-
paired 10 the plaza without making any
resistance. and the delivery Of the park.
fort arsenal and government buildings
were effected The RevClutonists then
formally occupied the surrounding cOun-
Try ne ting with no opposition.
In tbs way the revolution strong and
humane. is rapidly advancing. avoiding
so far as POSSIBLE the shedding Of blood
and winning sympathy by the peaceful
character Of It's methods.
The complete victory or the cause OF
Jiminez seems assured. There is no CHECK
on the eastern boundary
Il.tle is known here as 20 what Is going
on az Monte Christi. though the govern
ment troops are still there as well as Cen
cral le2n.
CAPE HAYTIEN. Aug 4.-News has
been received here from Puerto Plata.
Santo Domingo. that Sanchez Blanco near
Puerto Plata and Moca have declared In
favcr OF The revolution.
Puerto Plata al 50 expects similar
declaration on the part Of Santiago. Gen
cral pcnin. The Governor OF Santiago eft
the fI0s.urc some time ago 10 march on
the insurgents. and Il Is believed IN
Puerto Pa'a that Santiago vii rise ana
march on lie Vega.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
PATRICK POLITICS.
Candidate for the House Of Delegates
VIII Probably Go Uninstructcd.

STAURT, VA, Aug. 23.-Special-The
weather hot and very dry. Crops begin
ming to suffer considerably. Next Tues
day IS County Court day IL will be the
regular grand jury term. Several indict-
ments will be made The case Of the Com
monwealth VS.. l.. i. McMillon, Jr, for
the murder Of Base Lewis Will be called,
and most likely disposed Of McMillion
has employed no counsel as yet, and Il
IS not likely that he will. 1t is possible
that there will be an agreed verdict OF
eighteen years I'm the penitentlary.
The people are beginning 10 talk politics
considerably now. The Patrick delegation
started 10 the senatorial convention At
Hnlsville. Va. this morning. 1t IS uncer-
tain as yet who the nominee will be. or
how he will stand as between Tyler and
Martin.
The Democratic precinct meetings 70
appoint delegates 10 the county conven-
ton, will be held on Saturday September
Eth at 2.30 Z NJ. The county convention
will be he'd on Monday, September Ath'
al Stuart The indications now are that
the delegate from this county will be
uninstructed as 20 United States senator
but that he will be governed by what he
couceives 10 be the will Of his constituents.
Some leading Republicans say there Will
be no regular Republican candidate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
THE FILIPI,NOS :
ARE CONFIDENT
Continued from First Page)

gents feared he might swoop around upon
TarIac, where they had insta led THEIR
NOmadic capt al and catch them between
two armies All the archlyet seals Ci-
trinkets and treasure ches S were packe
really for shipment az the first word or
Lawtons advance Lawton aske. 10 BE-
allowed 10 30 b. with the men and raiions
he hsd. hut ord re- v me % withdraw his
troops from San lsidro and return L
Malolos, leaving small garrIsons ar soms
OF the towns he had captured. His re-
tlrement, the Fiipincs construed into
"A retreat and from that day the sinking
hopes Of the insurrecti0nists . emed &
rise Luna and Mascardo who had Te-
treated northward from San Fernando
toward Tarlac brought their armies Ia k
and proceeded 20 construct a horseshoe
lire OF entertainments around san Fer
nand0. where according q reports. they
led their followers to believe they had
Macarthur hesieeed.
AMERICANS HANDICAPPED.
The assassination Of Luna was expected
10 bring the whole Filipino organization
topping down in civil war. but while tho
susuai stories OF discussions are heard,
its results. so FAR as outward appearances
go. was 10 leave AguinaldO the undis-
puted eadership The Fllipinos are en-
cOuraged by the handicap the rains i'm
pose upon the Americans and the de.
parture Of the volunteers. They read
the American newspapers and think the
home sentiment against war IS growing.
Their policy after the rains will be as
IT was before-a campaign for gaining
time and wearing ont their opponents.
They profess 10 imagine that Congress VIII
declare against annexation. II Congress
fails them. they Will try 70 prolong the
struggle until tho presidential campaign
with the expectation that one 81 tho pO-
lltlcal parties VIII. declare against I'M
poralism and hope that such 2 party
may win. To whip them while they are
pursuing such tactics an army VIII he
needed that can move rapidly and strike
day after day following up a victory
without having 10 wait Tor rations and
thus giving the enemy time 70 reorganize.
To capture them most Of the generals
here think cavalry will be necessary.
Time after time the Americans have care
fully planned movements which seemed
sure 20 result In the rounding up 81 Two or
three thousand rebels in a trap hu,
every time the difficulties ~ the country
the slowness ~ the wagon trains ard The
superior agility Of the nght-moving ma
tives have c0nspired against them. ana
when these several divisions % the army
came together they have found handful
Of obsequious brown men who announced
themselves amigos"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
LOUBET HOPEFUL.
The President Convinced His Conntry's
Troubles are Nearing an End.

RAMBmrIIET. FRANCE Aug. II
Replving 10 an address u sympathy fro
the president and members OF the Dis
trict Council. President Loubet to-day ex-
pressed his gratitude at being able to
appear AT Ramboullet, in spite OF the
cares of office to which the speaker had
referred. These cares. he added. were
real ones and It was not without deep
grief that he behed "A disturbance Of
public mind leading to street disorders.
These should not be. exaggerated, how
ever. and the public should not lose heart.
Continuing. President Loubet said: 81
am profoundly convinced that the trou-
bles of the country are nearing an end.
The measures adopted by the government
bear witness to the fact that 1t is firmly
resolved 10 defend the republic. preserve
public peace and assure respect for the
law The whole country should bow to
the verdict OF the Rennes court-martiai.
which can be relied upon for absolute inn
partially. and the representatives OF the
people will cooperate in the work OF
reconciliation and paciication, which is
necessary for the future OF France"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
THE TIMES: RICHMOND VA FRIDAY. AUGUST 25. 1892
TWO FACTIONS
PART COMPANY
CONTINUED from First Page.)

counties was represented. except Zion
district, IN Greensville county. The dele
CATION present from Greensville was au-
thorized TO cast the entire vote of the
county.
The Committee on Resolutions was not
appointed but resolutions were offered
by Mr. w. NJ. Powell. OF Greensville. and
adopted without one dissenting vote en-
d0rsing the course OF Hon. Thomas s.
Martin in the Senate and instructlng the
nominee OF the convention 10 vote for his
reelection. and also requesting the State
Senator from this district. Hon. r. B.
Hartley, TO use all honorable means in
Mr.. Martins behalf
Mr.. George Il. Bailey. Of Sussex, then
placed in nomination Mr.. Alex King. OF
Sussex who was declared the nominee OF
the convention by reclamation.
Tie convention was one OF the most
enthusiastic and harmonious conventions
which has been held In these two counties
for the past ten years. and means ahe
election Of Mr.. King by a SAFE majority
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
TO HELP DREYFUS.
Labori's Secretary Visits America in
Search OF Evidence.

SEATTLE. WASH. Aug. 2i.-M. Leon
Bureau. the private secretary Of Maitre
Labor. the leading counsel for Dreyfus'
who has been i'm Seattle visiting the
French Vce-Consul. Or. Monoda, has left
for Paris. In an interview, NJ. Bureau
admitted for the first time that his trip
10 the Northwest was for the purpose OF
securing information Of great value to
Dreyfus. lie has obtained St. and this
evpiains his desire TO reach home with
out loss of time.
81 have been to the Great Slave Lake
I'm the Northwest Territory" said NJ
Bureau. latter information connected
with the Dreyfus case. l hope 10 reach
Paris in time 70 hand It over to Labor
before the case closes, but even II / do
not il will be still Of value. ! am unable
TO state the exact nature OF the informa-
ton 1 obtained for you know we must
guard against every contingent in this
case. future as, we'll as present
1.-THE impression that there was con-
spiracv among the high army officers
against Dreyfus prior 10 the time he was
condemned. Is not IN conformity with
our belief or contention. II Is true that
the proceedings by which he was de-
graded were Illegal. but We do not think
that any deep-dyed conspiracy had been
Matched against him. IL was a case OF
an innocent man being prosecuted while
the real criminal was In the background
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
CONSTIPATION
Headache, bliousness. heartburn, in6.
gestion, and all liver Ills are cured BY
floods Pills
soid ~ ail i-ur-lgts q cents.

Prefecture. the former palace of the
Kings OF the Piedmont.
The party then called on General OFar-
rell. the acting military governor. whom
Admiral Dewey thanked thanked for the
permission he had received TO land and
drill his men at Vilcfranche during the
remainder Of the cruiser Olymplas stay
at that place.
The Americans also called on Naval
Commander Duval, whom Admiral Dewey
thanked Tor port facilities which had
been granted TO his vessel. The Admiral
asked Nj Duval TO transmit his thanks
10 the Maritime Project at Toulon for
sending cruisers 20 salute the Olympia on
her arrival.
The inhabitants OF Nice gave Admiral
Dewey an ovation as ne passed through
the streets. lie returned to Vilefranche
az noon.
Admiral Dewey expresses regret In re-
gard TO the incorrect reports concerning
his reception az Trieste. lie says # was
most courteous and hearty. the Minister
OF Marine coming specially from Vienna
20 greet him.
"Not only myself" said the American
Admiral "but everyone on board the
Olympia received every possible atten-
ton"
Admiral Dewey created n marked i'm
precision here. all those who saw him be-
ing struck with his extreme amiabllty
and mOdcstv.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
NEGRO FATALLY SHOT.
George Winston Ambushcd While
with Woman in Nat Bowe's Bottom.

with Woman in Nat ISOwc's Bottom.
George Winston CcolcreD was shot. per-
haps fatally shortly before II O'Clock
last M ht. just outside the corporate
limits. in a grove near Nat Bowe's bot
tom just beyond Hartshorn Memorial
College.
lie was in the woods in company with
a woman. Another negro man. named
Jenkins crept up on the pair and fired
two shots from ambush. The first bullet
entered Winstons chest and. glancng.
penetrated and passed through the right
lung.
Jenkins fed after the shooting He was
pursued by county and city officers. but
had not been apprehended at an early
hour this morning. The darkness favored
the fugitive who IS said 10 be well aC-
quainted with the locality in which the
tragedy was enacted With daylight may
come the news Of his arrest
Winston was removed 10 his home. az
1905 west Leigh street but was after
wards taken in the ambulance 10 the
almshouse hospital. lie bled profusey
after the shooting. In transit 90 the hos
pital the doctor who had probed for the
ball. considered the chances OF life and
death Of the wounded man about even.
DIR. J. Wyatt Davis. who was summoned
sent for Dr. Henson. who is acting I'm the
absence Of Dr. Trevillian. before under
taking IN oneration.
The operation was performed by Doctors
J. W. Henson, +. NJ. Cunningham,
Frederick Lefew and J. Wyatt DAVIS
and consumed an hour and a half The
bullet was found TO have gone clean
through the right lung and muscles Of
the back The BAN was not removed and
win remain I'm Winston so long as n
lives. The chances are considered to be
very deicatelv balanced. with "A slight
irdication in favor of the patients recov-
cry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25

commissioners sent by the Court OF cas-
sation. that / heard of this fiction.
NJ Jules Roche, a deputy and former
minister. testified as TO his Acquaintance
with Esterhazy. and OF the steps ne 'ooN
10 procure the admission Of Esterha1y
into the War Office.
MUST DROP HIM.
Replying 10 the Government CoIiiii'is-
sarv. M. Roche declared that Generdi
Blot. who was then Minister or war
told him he must cease 20 interest MN
self I'm Estorhazy. "Not only FOR private
legal reasons. but for other reasons sun
more percmptory." Sensation.
NJ DeVerein special commissioner oil
tbe Minister OF War. deposed that Colonel
Picouart was ordered 10 have Esterhazy
watched. on several occasions. witness
continued. Esterhazy was seen entering
the German Embassy. always quite OPEN
~. but dressed IN civilian clothes
NJ Georges Charles Alfred Marie MIL
lin de Grandmais0n deputy from the
samur district OF Maine-ct-Lore. who is
classcd as q ROvalist. though registered as
a Liberal Republican. next appeared at
the witness bar and repeated tho testi-
monv he had given before the Court Of
Cessation.
lie recalled q conversation he had with
Mr. Charles Raker AN EncHsn friend.
who said he was assured Dreyfus was in
nocent. because he had seen q letter from
C0lmel Schwartzkoppen affirming the
prisoners innocence. Baker IL seems had
seen other documents showing that GER
tain French officers. not including Drey-
rus. were spies. and Baker asked The wit
ness 10 publish the documents. but with
ont vouching for their genu'neness. as
Emperor William did not wish to inter
vene.
The witness. after protesting against
foreign Interference in French affairs. re-
pudlated the idea that n French officer
could he sentenced because ne was n Jew.
VI. decentralization concluded by say
inr: T adiure the court 10 acquit the
prisoner unhesitatingly II Il believes him
innocent Oaurhtcr) and 20 convict him II
II believes him guilty
After hearing several other unimportant
witnesses the court adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25
SnratOga Rnces.

SARATOGA, y. Y, Aug. 2l-First
receive MISUNDERSTANDING Aia 10 y
first, Joe MCGEE 90 TO ID second, Ghetto
G. to - third. Time, 1:O2i5.
Second race-One mile.-Leando 01 TO
~ first. Compensation 90 20 u second,
Uiminutive q 10 - third Time. 1:43A.
Third race-six furlOngs and a half
Meehanus (2i5 TO - first, Star OF Bethle-
hem IL TO - second. Duke of Mlddleburg
G. TO - third. Time. u.
Fourth raCe-the Pepper stakes. five and
a half furl0ngs.-Mr Jersey OJ TO ID first.
Waring q to - second. Sardine Is TO u
third Time. 1.O7i4
Fifth race-One mile.-Lucky Star & TO
II first. Miss Patron q 10 ID second, Maui
rice ca 10 ID third. Time. 1:4tk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-25

below is the vote OF primary today in
Bruton district which is Evans home:
For the Houso-EWan, Il; Madison, o.
Crawford, II. Moss. o.
For State Senate-Robnson, 81; Iyler'
For United States senate-Martin. 49,;
Tyler o.
Yori, county gives Madison. for The
House. and Tyler. for State Senate safe
maioritifs Martin gets majority Tor
United states Senate.