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New-York tribune., 1900-07-20
O,GRADY HAY KICK THE TRACES.
REPORT THAT HE WILL LET ALDRLDGE
HAVE HIS WAY AND SEEK AN IN
DEPENDENT NOMINATION.

Rochester \. Y. July 1s (speciaD.-The Aldridge-
O'Grady fight has assumed new phase, which IS
the most interesting of the spectacular features
that have already marked the bitterest political
contest Rochester has witnessed in years Ihe
rumor has spread that NJ. Z. O'Grady has deter
mined withdraw from the Congress battle ana
let Aldridge have his way. This Of course, would
mean that candidate will be named, and he
is J. Breck Perkins, whose boom has steadily in
creased in volume since the first shot was fired
last week
This reported withdrawal the part of Mr.
OGrady however, is not by any means to be con-
sidered as a surrender. The same authority which
vouchsafed the information concerning this de-
termination on the part of the former Republican
Speaker of the Assembly detailed the plan which
Mr. O'Grady wosId follow. 1t is said that in case
he withdrew his from the Republican lists
he will allow himself to be nominated on an in
dependent ticket and seek the support Of those who
are floating amlessly about after somebody to vote
for
The wisdom Of this is questioned by many
of the politicians. One prominent Republican said
thai If Mr.. OGrady friends allow him 10 take
this desperate step 1t will result in his political sui
eide.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-20
NOT TO LEND IT $4,000.
MR. oDELL SAYS THE STATE COMMITTEE
IS NOT TO ASSIST THE COUNTY COM
MITTEE FINANCIALLY

The finances of the Republican County Committee
are still engaging the attention of General Greene
and State Chairman Odell. 1t was reported yester-
day that w. H. Ten Eyck. chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee of the Republican County Com
mittee, had prepared a statement of the finances
for submission to Messrs. Greene and Odell, and
that Mr. Odel ready, receipt of the state
ment. to assist the County Committee to the ex-
tent of lending it $4,000. When Mr.. Odell was
asked about the matter last night he said:
Please deny the story. 1t is not true The State
Committee is not shouldertng the obligations OF the
County Committee in any such manner. There is
no more reason for the State Committee loaning
$4,000 to the County Committee of New-York than
there is for its oaning similar sum to the Re
publican County Committee of Schoharie
Mr. Oden intimated that the County Committee
would have paddle it's canoe, as he said
the State Committee had troubles OF its own.
Mr. Odel and General Greene dined together last
night and talked over political matters
Among the callers at State headquarters yester-
day were Charles T. Saxton. Judge of the Court OF
Claims Senator John Ranes, Assemblyman Otto
Kelsey, Of Livingston; Alfred T. Hobley, of Brook-
lyn; J. Sloat Fassett, of Elmra and a number OF
others who want do campaign speaking unuer
the direction of the State Committee
New-York tribune., 1900-07-20
POLO.
WEsTCHEsTER WINS FROM ROCKAwAY-
RENE LA MONTAGNE, JR.. INJURED
AND GAME CALLED.

Cedarhurst. Long Island, July 10 (SpeciaD. 1.-The
Westchester Country Clubs polo team defeated the
four of the Rockaway Hunt Club to-day on the lat
ters field here before large crowd of well known
society people from all the country clubs in this
nefghborhood and from Staten Island and PhiIa-
delphia. The match rather one sided until
the middle of the fourth period. At that time
Rene La Montague. jr, was struck behind the ear
by ball, which cut him severely that he was
compelled retire from the game. After con-
sutation among the other members of the Rock
away Club. the game forfeited to Westchester
The score at this stage stood: Westchester 164.
goals; Rockaway, Az goals
The match was for the Ladies' Cup offered bv
test was begun last year and was won bv tba
Meadow Brook. Myopia, Westchester and Rock
away entered this year The Myopia team Withdrew
and WestcheSter and RockaWay were left TO battle
Ior the cup In the first and final game
The Rockaway men lacked In team work vester-
day. They did not play in form until the middle
of the third period. All then played their posi-
tions perfectly, and La Montague and Hazard did
brilliant riding and effective riding or The West
chester men eXCelled in team work and their
ponies being fieeter they able TO ride around
the Long Island team during the first two periods
The teams played on footing.
A feature OF Inc Ihe game was the clever work of
Savage and Collier and the riding and rushes OF
La Montague and Reynal The latter played in
excellent form, and his work was effective in all
three periods. The work of Waterbury ana Cow
IL was near Rockaway's goal posts, and away il
would go up the field toward estchester territory
and be landed between the goal posts. 1t was at
the end of the third period that Conover and Cow
ball from the field after a lively scrmmage, and
with two powerful drives made the goal
New-York tribune., 1900-07-20
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS MEETING
SENATOR FORD PREDICTS REPUBLICAN
VICTORY AND WAR WITH RUSSIA.

The first Of series Of every day meetings of the
Commercial Travellers Mckinley and Roosevelt
Club No Of the National Commercial and Indus
trial League of America was held Yesterday AT
noon at No. 737 Broadway in a room large enough
10 accommodate several hundred persons
The object of the club is to promote the cam
paign In New-York in favor of the Republican
nominees and to wage war against the Ice Trust
and Tammany Hall" There will be monday meet
ings from until the campaign closes and
many OF the prominent men in Republican cam
paign work will address these meetings
President Ferdinand Ziegel occupied the chair
Senator John Ford the first speaker He re-
ferTed TO the work done in the campaign of 1885
against free silver and Bryan and declared himself
confident Of Republican success this fall He called
attention the prosperity of the country and the
growth Of trusts exemplifcation of it, He
also said:
1t is when confidence runs high that capital
Is invested and labor employed. When the
Democrats talk about trusts they do not mean
what they say Why, down at Kansas City they
put the biggest trust man of them a-"Gus'' Van
Wyck-With his ice stock as representative Of the
mttee.
You prevent trusts. They are the out
growth of labor saving devices and the result OF
combinations Of capital and of new industrial con-
dtions They great evils some OF them but
the is not prevention but control and regula-
ton. All legislation that has taken place at AL
Republican party, and that party stands ready to
still further regulate the trusts
President Mckinley in his speech recently said
there must be no 'scuttle policy In the platform
drafted at Kansas city recently there is a plain
demand for the .scuttle policy" but public senu-
with Spain, in Porto Rican affairs and In the
Philippines.
Recent events in China comDlicate an already
New-York tribune., 1900-07-20
TO BE OPENED BY MR.. BLISS TO-DAY.
EASTERN NATIONAL REPUBLICAN HEAD
QUARTERS READY FOR OCCUPANCY.

The Eastern National Republican headquarters
will be opened to-day at No. I Madison-ave. by
Cornelius n. Bliss. the treasurer. twenty-five
offices the third floor Of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Building equipped with desks.
tables and chairs yesterday, and a force of deco
rators began draping the rooms with the National
coors. patriotic emblems and the portraits OF Re
publican National leaders. Mr.. Bliss will occupy
Rooms Nos. 30e. $40 and 311. Franklin Murphy Of
New-Jersey will have of these offices after Sep
tember l Senator Hanna's offices Nos. 307
and 30S. The latter will be his Office proper. and
the other room will be meeting place for members
Of the National Committee. The rooms overlook
Twenty-t Nos 3o4, So5 and 30S will be occu
pied by Joseph H. Manley and Frederick S. Gibbs.
Senator n. B. Scott, in charge of the speakers
bureau, will have Nos. 303 and 303A.
Nos 334 335 and 3S6 for the press, a waiting
and the sergeant alarms. The stenographers
will be in Nos 332 and 333, and documents, Htera-
ture and the telephone exchange will be in the
other
Senator Hanna and Joseph H Manley are ex-
pected here on July 26 and Senator Scott July g.
Mr. Gibbs said yesterday that the County Com.
mittee banner now hung Twenty-third-st
will have 10 give way to a National headquarters
banner as there is not room for the two.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-20
ROEFHTNG WINS.
ROETHING WINS FROM KARPINSKL
OTHER RESULTS IN THE CHESS TOTRNEY-
FORECASTS OF THE WINNERS

ROETHING WINS FROM KARPINSKL
OTHER RESULTS IN THE CHESS TcrRNEY-
FORECASTS OF THE WINNERS
Murray Isle, thousand Islands, \. 7, July IS
CSpeeiaD.-At last nights session OF The Nsw-Hork
State Chess Association no games were contested
except by the first class. which must play three
times a day in order 10 finish BY Friday evenins
The games in the nth round resulted in Wright
Weeks and Cheney winning from Helms, Scripture
and Searle. respectively The other players were
entertained by Marshall in a simultaneous sxhio-
ton. in which he took ten boards against as many
players. After playing an hour and a half he had
woH nine games and lost one, his successful OF
ponent being L Stone The losing PLAYERS were
Waller, Dixon. McIIwaine Charles Watson, +, l.
Watson. Dean. OFvis, OUigley and P F. Scripture
The third days session was opened at ID O'Clock
The only masters game contested during me
morning and afternoon was that Of KarpirsH and
Roething, in the fourth round. which was not con-
cIuded until p N. Karpinski adopted the FreRca
Defence, and red hot game resulted. Although
Roething won a pawn in the middle game =
blocked position was brought about. which seemed
to make drawn game probable Roethlng; nov
ever, Outplayed karptnskt in the END ana lhs "a
Waus% a1S SIarsIaT 5I1vs5 +bSr zane in ths
fourth round yesterday they had 20 remain "a
pending the completion of the Roethins-k karpfnsa
Following are. the summaries Of the morning
and afternoon play in the other classes
beat Wright and Ssarle beat Scripture
Seventh round-ees beat Searle Helms lest Cheney
and Scripture Wright
Second class fourth rOUndl-NcIlwain beat N@Jsol.
Stone beat Orvis. Dixon beat Dean and scripture A
Close.
Fifth round-Dean beat Scripture Stone beat NclWaA
ard DtXOC beat Watson.
In a game adjourned from the third round Wl;-
beat OrviS In the masters class Marsnalii =
almost to land first prize, although RoetliA7
may tie him by winning both his remaining gsmss.
In the first class Weeks has the call with Ghe1s..
close behind In the second class Dixon leads W.
clean score. and Stone with one lost game secons
In the third class W. Scripture, by winning a4S5
from QUiSley this morning. wins rrSt erl-e, M
second prize. the Wright Cup goes 20 QuiSley,
In the evening the pairing in the masters ctIs
was as follows: Marshall Us, KarpiuSNi and NaIg.
vs.. Roething The record. including the stternoon
play follows:
Master class-Narshau 80, Roethins - Aa~
pnski. 1-3- Waller. Is. .
First el9ss.Wseks 6,1. cheney, = SsaT.e
Second class-DiNOn, SO, stone. Al, watson a.
Dean. -. Close. Il; Orv!s. Is scripture - ="
IlwRiue. II
Third class-Seripture. 80 Quigley. o--s
New-York tribune., 1900-07-20
BANNER RAISING IN THE xxxr1n

- banner raising was held by the Union Repub-
mean CRo last night at No. 221 East One hundred
p,tourth-st the Republican headquarters in the
astic gathering The banner was raised o1otS :
uIspiay OF fireworks, and a band played selections
between the speeches. One of the chief sneakers
was alderman Elias Goodman. who said that the
~ yuSt Degun was the most important since
Ihe Republican party" he added "is tbe orr,
Pil' lelt 'hat retains any character. True Democ-
racy mas been dormant ever since William Jennine,
"idue MS famous speech at the Chicago Con
Wretched gathering Of Populists, Socialists ana
stands for I9day the Republican party alone
nor hesitate, and we dare not deav f. deci must
ser oeVes IN favor Of the platform which the Re1HbIi
progressive and courageous my '"e "hlch Is
Other speakers Adelbert G+ooIo
gresham Philip B. Low Prestdent FTeGii,e Con
nm m La 2ishner Abraham Jordan and Isaac Hor
nan, th AFTER the celebration the club6ouee 41Ui %
thrown open and various speeches were msSe was
New-York tribune., 1900-07-20
PRACTICAL WORK ALREADY BEGUN
BE HELD UNDER AUSPICES OF THE
STATE COMMITTEE.

Lafayette B Gleason. in charge of the speakers
at Republican State headquarters, began the prac-
tical work Of his bureau yesterday by announcing
the following meetings under the auspices of the
State Committee:
Middletown. n. Y. july Qualification meeting
Speaker, eX-Judge l. W. Lansing, Of NeW-Y ork
formerly OF Lincoln, Nep.
Yonkers, July G-BaDner raising and ratification
Speakers to be announced.
No. 27l Grand-st o-night-Speakers Hal Bell
John J. Bealin and others.
,, No 5s West Ninety-sxth h hist Thursday, July 20
XEIst Assembly District (AustinitesJ. Music by the
Catholic Protectory Band. Speeches by ex-Judge
Lansing, NJ. J. Harrington. Edward Lauterbach
Job z. Hedges and others.
Four years ago no speakers were sent out by the
State Committee until August 19, the campaign this
year pelng opened thirty days earlier than in 1885,
New-York tribune., 1900-07-20
KLEIN LAS GREAT 'OPEs"
THINKS THIRD TICKET MIGHT CARRY FIVE
STATES.

isaac H Klein. one Of the thirty odd Gold Demo
cratic, anti-inperiaIstic nnguists who met AT the
Ia%a rloteI on wednesday night for the purpose
OF pushing along the third ticket plan is not wait
tns VII November 70 carry States for the third
party Mr. Klein started in yesterday morning
bright and early at the temporary headauarters of
the Gold Democrats. No. 1A Broadway at carry
ing States and things. and when he had finished
he had eorraled the electoral votes Of five States
We have received great many letters" f" said
MI Klein, "snd they all speak most encoura ginglv
OF the prospects Of an anti-imperianst ticket
The indications are that might carry Massa-
chusetts. Iowa. Minnesota. MARYLAND and Della
ware. II should do that We might secure the
balance Of power In the Electoral College. We may
yet he il position dictate terms to the big par
ties"
Thomas n. Osborne. chairman of the Plaza Hotel
meeting. yesterday announced the following Com
nfttee Plan and Scope Chairman Thomas NJ
Osborne CeK-ofhcio). r. A. Widenmann Manuel
n Y; Jacob r. Miller New-York; n d. Roth
schfids. New-York; DR.. William Everett, Quincy
Mesa, Joseph NJ. Price. New-Yori: Albert Warren
New-York tribune., 1900-07-20
JACOB WORTH AND CONGRESS.
CERTAIN BROOKLYN POLITICIANS HOPE
THAT MR.. WOODRUFF WILL BE ABLE
TO CLEAR UP THE SITUATION.

Iieutenan Governor Woodruff will be home on
July q If the steamship Majestic, upon which he
sailed yesterday from Liverpool, arrives on time
This is good news for certain politicians who are
worrying about ex-senator Jacob Worth. whose
friends declare he will be nominated for Congress
in the With District. Colonel Michael J. Dady and
others have tried In vain to induce certain State
leaders to squelch the Worth boom. They hope
that Mr. Woodruff will be able to clear up the sit
uation.
Several of the leaders asked to express their
views on Worths candidacy yesterday Michael
J. Dady, chairman OF the Executive Committee OF
the Kings County Republican Committee, said
There has been anything in this Worth
boom from the beginning except repe.itions of
what is said by the friends of Mr.. Worth, who do
not control votes in the district"
Quarantine Commissioner Frederick Schroeder
leader of the Twenty-frst Ward, said: Mr.. Dun
well win be nominated in the With District. 1t is
late for Mr.. Worth to become a candidate
Much I admire him. he cannot win,
and do not believe he will enter the contest when
the time comes"
United States Marshal Haubert leader of the
Twenty-seventh Ward, had this to say: 'If Mr.
Worth announced that he was a candidate two
or three months ago he might have won I regard
him a friend I do not believe, however, that
he desires TO fight against the nomination of a
% Wno has been agreed upon as the choice Of the
Register Howe believes that Mr.. Worth can have
Of the 5e WaP ssSs bd SSs M
Worth's nomination is certain and expresses the
Deiief that Charles T Dunwell will withdraw from
the race should Mr.. Worth come out fatfooted for
the nomination. Postmaster Wilson, Richard La i'm
peer and Harry JacQuillard express the opnon that
Mr Worth will be the candidate,
tSx-Ssnafor Worth went TO SARATOGA yasterday
where hss will remain for several weeks Tieute1'
aanat-SoyerIpr woodruff is expected to go to the
TO Brooklyn. "1'0' iii' letuIh
10 dohtntgnt Colonel Edward E. Burton will give his
iLucL-tdiheG- OF trolley party to Umer Park Dhar
ne S1Pects MS wife to interest many of her friends
the Hid District 'e+0sS ioi"Induoh IN
New-York tribune., 1900-07-20
PHILADELPHIA, 4; P1TrsBrRc

Philadelphia. July l9-Bernhard succeeded IN
keeping Pittsburg's hits scattered in to-days game
which accounts for Phadephia's victory Roth
teams played well in the field. and II was anybodv's
game until the last man out The score:
Plttshprg ......-......o o l % IL
Philadelphia ..........O O 1 o 2 H4 10
Batteries-Leever and thinner; Bernhard and DousIass
New-York tribune., 1900-07-20
SYRUP MIXERS AND GLUCOSE TRUST

The members of the Executive Committee OF the
National Association of Syrup Mixers. who con-
sidering the advisabllity OF forming a new com
pany and the erection of a large mixing plant in
New-Jersey. for the better conduct of the syrup
mixers trade fight against the Glucose Trust are
not yet prepared to announce their plans. Gustave
A Jahn, president OF the National association
present.
we are watching out for the interest OF our
members ne said, "and endeaVoring to adjust
Glucose company"
New-York tribune., 1900-07-20
sT. LOUIS LosT WITHOUT CAPrAIN.

Another scene OF disorder was enacted at the Polo
Grounds yesterday. In the opening inning Captain
McGraw OF the St Louis team protested earnest
Iy against decision by Umpire Terry that he was
ordered out OF the game This seemed TO dis
hearten the other members of the st. Louis team,
and the home players won with something to spare
There were plenty of sharp fielding and good hitting
on both sides STILL the st. Louis did not play
with that enthusiasm which characterizes the work
OF team which expects to finish in the first di-
VISION Burkett and Mercer did the best batting.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-20

serious situation The greatest war Of the world
Is to come between the Slavonic and Anglo-Sa%on
races-Russia representing one; America the other
1t will be Russia against America, and we shaIi
then what "scuttle policy means The Demo
cratic platform says do wrong to send a nttie
army OF Il 900 men to China. We ought to SEND
hundreds of thousands.
Senator Ford was loudly applauded Other speak
ers were Edwin A. Hartshorn, j. Phillip Berg
James ]. Cowan and Ferdinand Zegel.
While Senator Ford speaking poTtraits or
Mckinley and Roosevelt. each about eight by ten
feet in size brought in. They were cheered
Justify.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-20
BOSTON. 5; CHICAGO I

Boston, July 1s.-The Bostons signarzed their
return home by winning handily from the Chi
Cages to-day. Garvin batted hard from the
start while Chicago could not do anything With
Willis. Green put out OF the game In the
seventh inning for kicking. Attendance. 1900 The
r H b
Boston Boston ...............I I I l Ks
Batteries-willis and Sullivan; Garvin and Chance
New-York tribune., 1900-07-20
Elapsi
MY, c, DECIDES ON ANNUAL CRUISE
FLEET TO ASSEMBLE AT GLEN COVE ON
AUGUST 6-NEW MEMBERS ELECTED

The New-York Yacht Club met yesterday az Del
monfco's restaurant. IN Beaver-st.. and agreed
upon the rendezvous and itinerary OF its next an
nUal cruise Several amendments TO the cOnsti-
tuition relative the classification OF yachts Their
limit Of draught and other racing rules were ap-
proved. Commodore Lewis Cass Ledyard presided.
The feet WILL accordingly, rendezvous al Glen
Cove August 6. sailing 70 Huntington Har5Or
for the Commodores Cup on the same day. On the
following day the rendezvous will be az Morris
Cove. the fleet sailing for New-Loudon on the
Sth. Newport will be made the 9Th Vineyard
Haven the 10th and the return 70 Newport on
the 11th. on the 18th, which will De Sunday the
fleet will lay to in Newport Harbor. and on the
18th the AsUor cups viii be sailed for OF New
port HarbOr. The feet will disperse that sana
evening the next morning. There win be 10
wind up races.
These candidates for membership were elected:
E. P. Morse. Durbn Horne.
Richard c. Fessenden. Joseph II. EoadIey.
F. ". Wurster. James SCCCr.
Lieut. Commander ". 3. August R Meyer.
Bayley L s. N C Fabvaa Monroe
Charles Robinson Smith. Lieut. -Connander George 4
Thomas G. Field. Stonsy, Z 5. y
Robert J. W. KOcns Robert ". Thompson.
Richard H Morgan. Lieutenant ?. ". Eeiokg.
Edward Sears Cisllatly L 5 n
The Baroness Julia De ROthschid vas elected
a flag member Of the club. Her sponsor vas
August Belmont
New-York tribune., 1900-07-20
Totals =. Al 5 IS d IA
'Batted for Young in the ninth inning.

'Batted for Young in the ninth inning
Ss,lToI;t St. t21ts ....,-'....-....o O-s
Earned runs-Nevp-York, s. St Louis / First bssA
by errors-St. Louis. New-York !. Left on bases
Young 2; OF Mercer / Struck out-By Young. /: by
Mercer, 4. Sacrifice hits-HcSman, Boyveruaan Stolen
5ases-Selbach 2 Home run-smith. Three base hit
Foster Two base hits-McGann, billiard Passed ball
Criger. Hit by pitcher-By Mercer l. BalkNBv Young
Umpre-TerTy. Time OF game-2:CO.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-20
ROOSEVELT IS HOME AGAIN.
GOVERNOR BELIEVES THE NORTHWEST IS
SAFELY AND soUNDLY REPUBLICAN.

Governor Roosevelt returned from his trip to
St Paul last night. He was greatly pleased by
his reception there. and says he believes the
Northwest as q whole is safely and soundly Re
publican. The candidate for Vicc-P President was
Justify cheered by the crowd at the Grand Cen
tral Station when he alighted from the Lake
Shore Limited at $50 o'clock He was met ty
General Francis V. Greene and B. B. Odell jr..
and with them drove TO the Union League CLUB.
where he had dinner. He then started for his
home at Oyster Bay. Governor Roosevelt de-
clined to discuss his plans for the future, say
ing that they were not matured yet.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-20
MUNzINGER MAY BE TURNED DOWN.

1t was said yesterday that word had been sent
out from Fourteenth-st that Senator Louis Mum
Finger is to be turned down for 4 denomination
Munznger is a close friend of John C. Sheehan,
and in Sheehan's bitter fight to retain the Tam
many leadership in the IXth District Munzinger
sided with him. BY this he earned Croker's dis
pleasure. and he is said be marked for political
execution. When Munznger asked about the
report yesterday he said that he knew nothing
about H. and that he expected denomination
without opposition, He added that if he were
turned down he would Independently. and
might get the Republican Endorsement in the dis
New-York tribune., 1900-07-20
GREAT DEM4yD FOR MIX.

The hot weather OF the last few days has na1
such effect upon the demand for milk that 'H'
dealers are unable fully to supply their custonss
from their regular sources Yesterday they pau
s. a for surplus milk at some OF the rahNa,
stations The rise in the wholesale price has
affected the general retail price. The stores W.
make practice OF selling milk below cost IN ''~'
to attract trade were lOrced % stop se--ns-