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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
ARMY AND NAVY ORDFRP.
Washington Aug 2e-The following Army ans
S-s--v orders havA been issued.


>sTy orl='S
:.
Tarta-- 5As : - = ~, ,--r sos-c 20 meet
1.a,-t 70 leland Teg-vors C,,v ~ evening
-. r.s,-,e-,-- JOSEPH T. SANFORD sssts,aar
co. = $500. 80 --,,a- 80 - wes-e-s-- G4--ga-
~. -ss.7-,-.,- O.. t-sr-ai- ANrREW Z QIAI. ss-
ss.art a-a--errrasrer. has been accepted 70 f7E- 80
-sct august 81
bs'o2- -7-en.a u 20 he - 5e,s.1sea ~ re-
,-li-s ma NAV leave Columbus Her-so-s 'a'a f'r
Gel EDWARD J. ArCLEFlNAND 44.h 1afaatr2; H1l
grooeea trr - o. ,.,,,ns 10 ~ o-vsllaton Of
IS -ss..-ea- --.----- ...-..-.....-
Nv sgs-s 9'-5 s4 " -eSsr- 10 Lieutenant Colonel
.,-osra-y as,y g; scnls XII Amor
Cam rh,tEs p HUGHES. 4,h cavai-y. wi ICED
ioI "a 49,, ~ r. srIIrs 8-,- Infantry
SIN r-5oess 70 C-l1-aas Barracks Ohio t-- t-'y 70
So I-ea.sa.i3. HIGH = r APF--z7vIz--E N
ARTILLERY e -cansterre1 te-1r i--ttss b - -
, ~ 7oeAx ga r-e.z.-r. u.a proceed to
FOR. san H9us-oa. Texas fo- aa'
.-s--s.- ROBERT L BDoVvN ass-s4r' qrarrerraas'er
ALL prl,=7- 20 -ir--- On ,,->- - --. -,---
,-nsst.T o. rs 5a-ss as a.,oi-sn g q-a-erraas'er
- - rlacs Capt4-n Downs VIII proceed O. r.
,A--s yc-sgo- ana cssaa.e c-a-ae b. --= o31srruc-
psi 9l-r,-----s.7 49,, .. $3.50 ,.-,,,-
csp-a.n RoSt-s-- = - 81 $780, 20 ye,- -r
us lss---0-- $500
T--s- L.eutera-. EDWARD 7 BARRETT sss's-- sur
gsoa- IS gae- ~ 'ae =-si 4-----i ~ -s--,-
70 camp -----a r-'-' ana
corl4rcer ~ guy
-Sr-ALlJl2A II SMITH. ccn-----a-7 lf ------
-ros .s relieved ron further --- che zee ~
80 a--.rr -oulrrissa-- Genera ~ ~-osster.e. ana
proceed % san trar's-c ~ GU IL ~. --
r---oa o. ne e-..es ss5.a-.- ~ pa.
If -------' ~ -- r.-.-- 4.- -..-.. s. 3 as
Genera. --g-. .I..-i u ~ ---4-s MAJOR
cr say -- ~ ,-. -....-.s MAJOR
"a ~ -,.tl ---rees - sa- F~zr-.sco and r-
g. 80 4 s.-+s-- General ~ me fo- orders
.-.-- r17-rcrs~ 3 TAYLOR VII Do
-e5 --.s ds-a-1rls1- ~ recruits to san Francesca
Ne 5=loHSE " p, N Of --e lsssaee deT,
a. SAVANNA III proceed 70 500 Fra1.ae So an,
49,, - a. s q, ,ss- Sac
Es-ol1 L=urenao- FRED w BJ5sHA- 4ol4 , -Hs -
,-5r.Ts-v AIS. - ASS, ~ iscrl-ng tor bis regl-
~-r- d. Exp .-ar.- 81 ter DAYS -1m me Gaze Pc
va..- 10 shall report a herein directed 30 7i-
shah have been enlisted t7- sac '~slInen'
afsfo- WILLIAM ENNIS. or Ar-l.-ei9 VII. 1850.
Harrisburg Penn, pte.-cer % ara relieve a. IAN
CHARLES PAREH RET, &c A-r.ier, I'm =
cutting cu-y IL tca- cy. anc captain rt.rfi F.1I
proces- 90 New rs --rt --r --l.--
N@l EN->ls j. 80, 800 ~ -s--. 7.,rg s.,y
'- iH- "--7 - . -. 49, $3.50. e.. 49,.
r.. LIZ iet4-i ~ - sotie a. ar6 WI
-i-.-- T.'.-s s-5 -e-1-f -r me COM
handing General. -sa a-rrent ~ PIE East i2r -l''
rs-.st- WINTHROP 6 WOOD assistant 3r--rIis ter
I'll p-ocses - Ne1-yors C.e ard report 20 Matar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
WTF4N WILL BE NOMINATED.
RESULT OF OHIO DEMOCRATIC coNvEN non
A FoPEG0NE CONCLUsIoN-F,FFoFI
10 sEcr-RF HARNONY

zanesvie Ohio Arg n -Alt1olFH ne emo
,-s-f- sac -.-.sr a.r -'- be nominated rill 20
morrow -h4 result was rra -ti-ailv determined IT
The rralr.narv meetings his evening TIE Nc
Lean men carried large majority - he '"e'''F
orc Congress districts and viz control n'' OILY
he convention hur ESQ al The party ~ ,A.ae77
fr Ohio -r-n -he next presidential Lection. since
re members - all -on-n.t-44s have beer selected
ana through Them en- IA oNics-s q -he convertion
as We as those 7ho Will - a. charge ~ ne
campaier TIE Mclean men ar@ disposed - -
liberal - -he'r op7orentss
A--er 60 uas found that Mc1ea- has II me ois-
t--t meetings secured control NJ al COMM '7e7
many called ~ him tonight ana promised support
f-o-, ,~A,-4o-a5 quarters Mclean and Ma man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
CRICKET
THE KNrcKERBoCKER A. r. AND PATER-
son HAVE SECURED THE CHAM
P10NsHrPS IN THEIR Pc

orlv ,our more games remain 10 BE- played 'o'
che cricket championship u New-York and then
me pennant Will z, 70 The KniokerboeNer Athletic
club which will also retain ne Metropolitan Up
The TWO teams ny the Kn.cker5orkers have nHa d
hard struggle Cor the trophy. but There is ii'7
doubt thar Team wiz nov gain J. Mamma -.4.,
d.. 80 ,~ thi~5 piace NeU-York has worked
,,-s o., ,-,,-ova rs position a. the rare. hu' New
ark has not wor q single victory
The series of The Nev-York cricket Association
All terminate IN -vvo weeks The Paterson team.
however has gained The penrant. as us record of
eight games won our ~ ten PLAYED caino. e.
r..+s- 6v snv ~ -he other clubs Tho records
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30

Lpsohl,z - stuart. Ksrpirski Young Views
NoiEf Hsnham We hampton. R0s'hinR ships5 Mar
shall re MoCutche0n
Fourth round. Wednesday sfternoon-Kemsnv Ma
shall stuart H3pern Young birscrlfz Nogf 80.
karpinsk. hampton 80 Weeks. shipisy 20 Hsnhsm Nc
fufcheon Roefhinz
F.nh round THURSDAY morning -R-ething ,s Ksme-v
Marshall rs stuart Hsperr ~ founR JrschufE -
N0.gf ksrirskl hampton Weekr -hpie' Han
ham MrCufcheon
sixth round T1ursdss afternoon Kemery W Harhsn.
stuart rf Rlefhing. Young Marshall N1igf Hal
perm hampton Fs Lipechhiz snipey vF KsrTn Nc
frI'rhe0r Weeks
seventh roun.. Fri9af morning Vsess vs Ksns1y.
Han'am VS. stuart. R0efninE Young Marshall
VoIe hampton Hapsrn. stipiAf &C. L'rsc'ifS Nc
Cufrheln karpinrx
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TIE TPrST oONFFREYcE.

.-r-v. vovv VIZ Hr REPREsrVrrD BT A s-RoN9
DELEGAT TON
Albany. Aug 2s Governor RoosHvsl- announced
The appointment ~ additional delegates ~ repre-
sent mis- State ar The conference on trusts 20 pc
held a. Chicago Mex month The complete Ns'
a., seiegatAs Is as follows Chauncey VI DepeV
H. 2 carlisle r,r Albert shaw George Gunston
" Bourks COCHRAN. Francis 2 Thureer ana
rzen-v White al 90 Neu-York City. stephen
corliss q ALBANY. President jacob q Sonprman
% Cornell University. ITHACA John 2 CARR ~
Nau--vo~k CRY Thomas " osborn. Or = ] o,lll,
George 3 Green Of Bing.amto 3D. stonert = Aat'n
n, pr~sio and John McNackn- of Aloanf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30

and ordered home settle his s-e ,A-n -
await further orders.
Assistant Fsymaefer HENRY 2 ROBINS IA detached
fror1 the Marietta September Is and ordered 90 80
Marhehead. October
Assistant Paymasier sTACKHoUsE is detached
from the Washington Navy YARD and ordered % tbs
Marietta. September IL.
Lieutenant r s DOUGLAS IS detached from the Torpedo
station and ordered home f0 await further ins'rlc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
Appended is the second game IN no sfssv'
Z.f+,-~.' Gun sorine

The second round ~ fhe interstate match ~ss
started This evening ne follows
Board 40 Kemeny PLAYED . Ruy Lopez sEa'0st
Tdpschurz who defended g. XXX =
Board 40 2-Stgarf plsy-l French Ds,srr.
against ka-pirSki
BOARD " e-Weeks is playing French 0s,srce
against Young
Board No 4-Hanhsm playing Paindor rs-
fence against VCigt
Beard No 5-Roe'hing opened WIKI Ruy Lorey.
which hampton defended vith @ XXX
Board 10 MARSHAL IS PLAYING Pe-ro7 against
Ship'ev
board No 7-McCutcheon PLAYED Ruy Lop~s
aetlnst Halpern whose de,erce Is kt-k =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
prpopT ~ cA11FoRNrA ARTILLERY

Washington. aug @-Gene-al shaf'e- has u'red
the Var Department the following field return for
ne battalion O. california artillery
Total commissioned. Il, promoted from ranks, Il
gain bv appointment . resigned. 2. DISCHARGED 2.
remaining 10 De- mustered out g. tota- enlisted.
3D. e. ~ t7 ~ us er 10. recruiting. l~ al
CHARGED go l--- by transfer Z. died OF disease T..
deserted IT, remaining % be mustered out, ~.
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.rsrp.r1Avs NOT COMING HERE

London. Aug % Darling me captain Of ne
,,-s.-si,ar oroketers a. present making tour
~ mis- countrv when asked to-day about tAe rel'-
e-ate5 ranors that the eleven would vst mo
r--,.a1 states sald definitely that there vas no
,-~,5 In The report ard that me team "ouia h't
visit America this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
F4qFR FOR COMMISSIONS.
s~~zr-.ev roor o.-z7vrf7r-r.vrD vrrH APP1I-
CATIONS FOR PLACES n TEE TN
- Rrc-NlrN-s

wash,-r1or. Aur 2e-vlta aoou+ on4 hundred
commissioned places ve. 70 f ir -he ter neU reei-
rnerrs und4- organization S=cr4tsrv Roof mas
himself overwhelmed win applications aver great
er In number han The sum total - those received
q. re bee.'rirr - the snanish-Arr4rtcan War
Il IS said ~ rn~ VA Department that the larse
majority y the men VINO held commissions IN thA
volunteer army in that var are again applicants
for service in the Philippine campaign, reinforced
pv nearly al % those who held ron-colrl sioflea
places This same willingness re- rc-e1rer ne SCI
vice is sad 20 ha Observable among ne e1lsteo
men and ire officials cite IS oase n point Doohs
~ ~ = Per cent Or men who served as volunteers
IN -ien-A rrerlosr Var and 2 per cent VINO
were ~ the r. guar Army .n thai war, or total
percentage q = IN one regimen Secretary Hoo-
hss resolved entertain no personal Applications
fo~ comm sstors and insists upon all being pre-
+e-~-7 though ire ar channels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
VorrrEvTs OF WAR VESSELS

washington. Aus ca-The Lancaster has arrived
s. New Bedford ard che Dolphin a. Glolcester TIE
Panther has sailed from san Ju7n 20 VISIT fhe
Porto Rcan ports The Massachusetts has ar
r'ved - Newport TIE Annapolis has sailed from
Anna-olis Tor Norfolk T1e New-Y0rS has gone
"a Ca from NeVpo-t for target practice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
CLOSE FINISHES At CHARTER oak


Hartford Conn aug y -ThA racing a. Charter
Oak Park to-day Wa noted for close 17i-7es and
,se u-r-ins of he fsvori,es Ovrvhee took me ga
,ro, without difficulty. and Lad, - ~ Manor
won out in The . n pace Geers driving s@rssr'o1
al finish ,r The third heat. passing Nioo art
Prince A'art within TO- fse, - t7e wire TIE un-
finished race - Morday. thi 80 trot. Vas won -
Halle Rocket VINO -. no rVo heats necessary
u,i.bor. difficulty charlie Herr Vas fhe fsv0ri'@
q, -ha 21s trot. and took rhe hrsf h@s' bur uar
fairly CIT out ~ the second Within vars ~
-be wire bv Peter me Great 10 more heats ri fnaf
race could NJ trorfsd owing n dars7e's hi''Y
Newman. one of the s'ar'ers Fl 'ae Barter oah
stake on Monday fra'iur9d ner ~ loi. ,srs,
II was not discovered untI affer s0- vas o"aheNi-
The SUMMARY follows
7porrrxG-27o cLAss-THE sTCAYoRr-Tr-ss1
s3oo-THREE ~ FIVE
HALLE Pocket r. ~ Hai nirs-t Gn
va-ps p n, b, Darsnis-' rr-r ...
Vo''. b 9 lien -.-a-n:e' H. 2.oa.s 2ii 2is ais
-so1-rwl-2.is c1As-p'-Rs5 s227s- rlfFET N
FIVE.
ov-yh.. > D. by Charles DERBY 'McH-ary,
Z. X Chase RI r. by Young fh.e'' 49,
EI'r' M M AZ. ei9s ei2& 2i''.
PAcrNG-2o7 c1AsS-PvRsE s. 'o"-rfi RE = ''''-
1aav ~ 'h> Manor. o' ~. sv Nan"n'
r- C. sls~r, b, crown pr'r-- oTas--' %
M''' p o. -,-re~sca,4 so5* 2os.
~ "a LASS THE OLD HICKORY PURSE
g THREE ~ FINE-0 nfnis'"''
~,.-.. ~ h- by Afr-d r. oK-l~'l '..-.
F Pei. xs 9I Ts p,os-.a1 -............i
70, o,Asr spo-ts pss- 'ofr
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4 COHU4ND FOR GEN. WHEELER
he SAYS HI Is MUCH PLEASED WITH THE
SITUATION N THE PHILIPPINES

SITUATION N THE PHILIPPINES.
Manila Aug 20 SO p. m.-General Wheeler
has been ordered TO report to General MacAr-
thur he viii have command Of General Fun
ston's brigade. which Colonel Liscum has com
manded temporarily He VIII proceed 70 san
Fernando tomorrow. after having spent week
IN energercally visiting the lines. General
Wheeler said to-day
u an much pleased with the situation. I
think that when Major General Otis gets more
troops here he viii make rapid progress. The
country is more favorable for military opera
tions than I supposed. The impression that the
country is unheathful IS wrong
The railroad 10 Angeles Will be restored Win
IN week and General Macarthur will ao-
vance his headquarters "a that place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30

santa Fe y NJ. AUG . spe-iap-Th" United
states Court % Private Land Claims. II session
hare to-day rejected the soc0rr0 town grant Of
over ~ ~ acres m which dozen nouris.ing
towns are situated. and which Vas claimed -
Enfymia MonfaSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
NAY RI DIRECTOR GFNERAL

--,- DIV .,,rp1cA~ EXPOSITION cONfPANy
WANTS UNITED srsTEs MINISTER RVcHANAN.
Buffalo Aue 20 The position - director general
~ he Par-Aner.-a- Exposition has beer IN
formally rendered ~ william I b-eaAIal.. li,s'
&C. N,-,s-e- ~ ne Argentine Repu1nc NJ
pyons-ar is expected N Buffalo IN p f@V dave 20
f1ok over trA situation
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,rsreAr1A vs. LANCASHIRE

Liverpool Aug 3-In the cricket ma'cn per" een
-. ,,.,-.pan and Lancashire elevens, which Be-
ar her. Yesterday the latter n their hrs' Innings
-o-aa, YER. ell out FOR total o. 50 runs. J ne
Auerraltanf r. -heir first Innings a. tae close OF
nav had scored Il runs. with 40 wlckets down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30

r.,r. -ra,r4 has takea place n 70 1900
- - Pc MGR 10 the league. 4 ~. Nrls6t
s- s-aad. a-s w,1 s aad C. ? . Hlra., "a d. os-
q, IT, ne association series $ BroWn Is Hr--
,g,-h 2 e. " Bunce navinE reaqced as a, -.,
rn- az 49, = S-ick@ts FOR SIS just t-iae lover
- - ciubmafe ". Dodds who has 'ahen -
IL. ~ I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
To Br1FAsF SICK PRISONERS

Madrid. Aug % The Red Cross Society has
news from Manila that Aguinaldo has PROMISED
70 release ali sick Spanish prisoners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
NOTES AND coNMENTs-


NOTES ANp COMMENTS.
A veteran mechanical engineer. who has fur
Wished many Interesting ideas some ~ The lead
ing manufacturers believes that many improfe-
mems can DO made o. rho average bicycle placed
~, .be market this year g. r Hawiey. ~ Sing
Sing was m the city yesterday. and had some in
-araeng things 20 say regarding he bicycle ~ TO-
d4v NJ Hawley does not believe In the 10" crank
hanger m general use to-day. and he says 10 nave
greater drop than Two inches 20 crank hanger
g ali q mistake An idea is advanced ny some
rodv said Mr Hawley yesterdav and the whole
world mr. much OF the civilized part ot 70. taxes "
,in sf once whether n is practicable or NOT 40
no. believe IN these huge sprockets extremely loW
crank hangers and high gears. The sensible riders
~ England have most ~ them. reduced their
gears down close ro seventy The crank hanger
hero ha. IN consequence beer thrust TOO FAR Tor
ward As result the machine steers badly ana
that is the reason thar The modern olcycle is 81 -
difficult ro ride with hands OF the nande pars J.,
was nor so years ago ne '-9,-A. ga
1'bo-. vyhr nv 20 ride hands OF VIII md =
less difs~ti,t matter u they w.l simply pace
-5ci- eddie so,a-af inches further back These
low crank brackets were introduced m ITALY WNrfe
the Italians who are mostly -lle ii.S. I.-,i-r
rhar The lower crank bra ksts suited Lneir oirili -
rive 7rarures. and assisted t1fn maieIlatays !.
mounting their wheels nen tnr sl4i- SPY gu
France and r. was brought ~ ms country oy ne
racing men remember talk once had WIN
EDDIE Bald when thar rider was IN - pun
hanger ans when I eXpOstulared WITH him oe sac
mat Tho vince ran easier because ne cnain W. :
running down bill Or PIT re racing ni l y -,
ever saw or the rack. think that Mcnael IN m.
Norman and McDufae had rhe only proper position
on q wheel They rode q bicycle OF ne rack a. "
vas intended 20 be- ridden and MoDHNie does - 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30

he Governor OF Colorado ana Secretary Root
Denver Col August q lsse
Hon T1ihu Root. Secretary u War " ashlnEfon
Dear Sir visited San Francisco last week 70 -
present upon the arrival 81 The Colorado va -nteers
tror Manila and I take pleasure IN fesuiNins -
The efficiency which. 81 nv judgment cnaracterlz~1
The action If tne Department az the Pacino rnler
General Sraf-eI on rhe occasion mentioned ne
transport was rrCTp-iy locked and me rrooQs were
--0--uriv ft-e-laarke-. every "a -ihty tor ltn1lA
personal Inspection ri their tents ana qua ''r-
corviroe5 me- that uo sanitary precauuon has o1en
neglected n th4 preparation which has beer maze
Tor their enforced detention es QreliT ~ f7eir
hs,e aiken The liberty 20 impose this opinion
rro- vo,r 80 liable time. because nave eear1
re --~-- adverse criticisms ~ Genera Shaffer
-1araeennarr in similar cases. and from ~y peI
sorq- observation could conceive ~ IeEitrnlfN
ground r.~ -he~
have tre 00-0r 20 oa your most ooea TT ser am
CHARLES THOMAS
Governor % Colorado.
-ra- Department Washington. August % 100
~, 0ae~ SIR thank YOU Tor your letter % Au-
rlc- z fts-ftvirc ~ The efi-iercv which has char
s~fa~zec The a--i,n ~ the Dapar-r ~ ot The Pa
~te- .~5e- General Shafter rn- OCCASION ~ re
arrival ~ fhe Colorado volunteers from Mania
There are So many r-4lv rC say ill rafurec faiNgs
mar q IS really gra-t-ing 20 have expressions ~
fav0-a-le o-.-t1- n -his DESCRIPTION
an dear SIP. with great respect your ooedieni
servant EL--.l - ~
Hon Charles : Thomas Governor n oo'orado'
Denver 00i
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TVF vrW4RK RE4CHES SAY FRANcisco.

san Francisco Aug 2-The United States cruiser
>-ea-st a.,oh was blown our of her course and -sn
short Of cool while rounding The Horn. arrived mere
- g.9 o'clock this afternoon
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PRAISE FOR GENERAL SCATTER.
GOVERNOR THOMAS WRITES 70 SECRETARY
ROOT REGARDING THE EFFICIENT HASD-
LING OF VOLUNTEERS

Washington Aug. 2s.-The War Department IA.
made public the following corres1 ondence between
he Governor OF Colorado ana Secretary Root.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30
CYCLING.
Az EXPERT THINKS THE BICYCLE OF
TO-DAY CAN BE IMPROVED.

r,rr.ar>s WY rT Is 50 DIFFICULT 70 RIDE
WITH HANDS OFF THE HANDLE BARS THIS
vr,p KEW MOTOR VEHICLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30

ro5r Nelson Who u-on the worlds I'M kflome're
s-,a,A,- oiar,plonsniu behind motor pace ~ Non
--eal I'LL ioin' rh@ professional ranks NH'-r -'i
-.ye-,a,- p Tom" Eek ne veteran trainer
- Sss secured on- Of Linton French pAc.-s
rsCrree fo- ne Chicago trer r. pre 60. -
game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-30

~rv YORK CRICKET ASSOCIATION
--,....l L. Z -. z.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-04

! believe in the theatre. 1t al
fortls relaxation and instruction. 1t
broadens our imagination and our
views OF life. 1t is a great rest, al
ter a hard days work, TO forget ones
4elf and ones worries in sympathy
with those of our mimic friends.
Often, too, we CLEAN some excellent
advice, anu we invariably go home
the happier Tor the chaIlge. &c
witness gond play, we'll acted, al
ways serves INC aS a tonic. feFs"
nalIy, | do not like farce comedy
It does not rest me and very ofteI
strikes me Us anything but funny
.Brt / delight i'll Legitimate comedy
BufooDsry can emily appeal, it soem
TO vac, to those who never think. I
coed PIsy is AZ conducive to health
and happiness SIS. a'visit to the sea
shore oil = bot summers day
Adeline Stanhope Whcaterof, il
Frank Leslie's Poplar Monthly 70
November.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-04
AntagOnism to Corporations.

Col J. Il. Killcbrew in sOnthern Farm
Magazine of Baltimore for November;
Much prcjndice has been install
cd by politicians into the minds OF
tho farmers against corporations.
Believing that such animoSltieS
xoald be popular, they have advo-
cotsd them to obtain official posi-,
rions. This is unfortunate, for the
south has been the leser, and 1t
has been kept behind in itsprogress
g,y reason Of the prevalence of these
,7natural pre-, nd ,es. If there
slrould be any two allies more close.
y united than any Others they
.;,ouId he the railroads and The
sI1ners. They are component parts
q the same great industrial ma
tnine. The largest p o2artion Of
freights received by tie railroads M
are furnished by the farmers Ih'
carmers' largest profits come from
,jna able to command many mar
The true Democrat., 1899-11-04
Oliver Twist Asks For More.

And thou, too4 Brltus! Actually
we had one of our "cOnstant read
nrs" como in the other,,day and ask
Is why we did not agitateootbo road
question more. We mildly intimat
ed that we had done so, until we
feared that il had been ad nau5eam,
and that We would lose our snb-
scrihers, or be removed from town
on O rail, since the good people oI
this parish seem to be interested il
'smOst any old thing" rather Ethan
bother about roads.
His reply was like cream on snI
burn, balm to our feelings, for ~
said that there was yet more to b:
written Oh the subject. The psopl
must be stirred up. There shonl
be mass meeting 10 instruct tn
new police jurors to levy a specI'
tax as the law provides, etc, ,ctc,ct'
With this encouragement, that I'll
public will stand more, We hay
given instructions to our sma
scribe in chief to:
M.sy OIL, Macduff, and. damned
he, who first cries, HIold enough
The true Democrat., 1899-11-04
Returns of Primary Election
WardsOficcrs.

lst wh, Police Juror. II Lo.tnA III.
" Raynham, S1. MagiStrate. I / law
.un, l.3, .Ias Logan, l0a, & W T"mp"l.
1DS, Constable, J " Ard, 80, I Can Q
81. J a Lawson. II, NJ Fantromr ll"'
Mem Ex Com Geo Raier, 163. l. Z kll'
| lOrrne l&6.
md wd, Police .Iuror, " Simm"nS''2
Magistrate, Il w Edwards, IL, John Eud-
lock, %. Constable. West Bnoktcr, g. i
| II Harvey, 18, y 4 Lloyd, 10, Mem TX
Com. Cheston Fo!kcs IL.
srd wd. Police Juror, S c Stirling, Al,
Maristratc, + y IiaralSon. ~, Constable,
Ed Baincs, a., Mem Fix Com, e NJ l'ar-
row, g. Thos Butler 81.
4th wd. Police Juror, G. + Howell, 81.
Magistrate, G II Arghe, 81, Constable, v
II Wicker, 81, Mem Tx Com Z II Argue 81
5th wd, Police Juror, J n II Austen 2S
II Il Barrpw'2h, Il Miller. 22, W *
. pl,arcs 90, Magistrate, Z B Austen, ..
W Il Cam,rholl ~ Constable, Z J Lee"
-, !, p Ncrwool, II. x Il Spillman, -
Mem Tx Com, A G. Munson IL, A = R"Sl!
lio, 80.
!, 9Th wd. Polieo Juror, J u Sadd"n, =
Magistrate. w B Barrow, ]2 Z benson
Y, Constable PO Bourgcois, II, i
REYNOLDS Ii }irm FIX Conn., y Sadden -
The true Democrat., 1899-11-04

State of !.onissi,na rris! 81 '"At fs''-
rinas 18th jul Bis' t"""',
IN Tho matter a. The !nscrd'cii"' 'i
n. 5i0 Jack Aunrnn.
II. .hi. ciusr which MAS regular! :
.Avn Nj. due iro"f and sufficient bs'nf
n.,lo nf III" inturlir, on "f J''rs MI.
Oh. AMI III. t.w an;l tho "'i.'e''r" ''s'''s
!, t'~y.r ,Lereuf. /. is arl"r"a, sdl"tEs.
md l.cre..d ulat lack Nnnsnh hc aiit' h'
: hr,.hy ,lrcIarwl to b' an iEsh"'''s" Vii,
,ai i, 10 c,ru i,r hiuiAcli or hi. pio!'"'t'
rnri:.sr "ltierr,i thai l. his "i '-'ur-!"t
an i.su,,i Il, .\inu. Mr">on ufon 4
| ..ynY.b, Il AM security III to- atn e"
| six !tund,,d aud 'l|sn'y y-F ivr ih'i' ~
mi ,ta, letter, m lit,sr tu,.I", -hi
,,.,mi 10 rbll,p Hor NJ that A"!i
..u,,,,n niin .i intrc,iivi hn AN. SHE
/ :rrrhy a,-,mintr.l superintendent !" ~
,rr,;;y, ana lna, sl,s. ,rp',. !. ths l%S
i,.,ts. AID i: is IN: ilrs. az cr-tt laa
i.n s,>t.ic oil jack M... hoa %"y
i.pu j h. t:.lcd with iin "''"i' al ihrF
,rrrariings 'rhus ti"lr. r":sJ an.i nj {
i IN n,em lnu,l t!.is l%ti, LaS fni ut
ias!'. J"a l.. >'"'.ah'
,yu- cnpy. .ist!g~.
r. +. CONVERSE,
l'lr,k .l3:h Di.i Court.
The true Democrat., 1899-11-04

approved.
MIR IL NJ Williams was aati.orizaa
to order pipe aud other lnatefla'
for cfIyert opposite his gate.
Resolved, That bids be received
for the purchase of ;l'l old maf'rla'
i'll The present fence afo' u 'ho
Court Hoase, purchaser to remove
nj material by the 18th of Novssh-
'pr bids 10 be submitted 10 Ino II
| GIack.
Bills as follows were prrseiiteo
and varraliis drawn Tor Tame;
.INI Austen drawing jury oet
term. -
II " Williams drawing jury Oct
| term :. 80. ...... ''''.'s" -
l;o " Ard care vi & chouSr. ~
/ II Clack maintaining prisoners. -oV : :,
! & Diem iron pipe etc......,.. :" :,
! 4 l;pckham day att = jury ',..'@ = "
i; Ortis , i VS. att y jnry .........o "
,Tuo rceassrr day at j jury ....''% D
: l. Luyrrgne i day ait p J''ry '.....1 .
Il Daniel for Mary H0gau - =
= /, Newslam Is pr blankets. ....t .
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