The evening world. Newspaper, September 12, 1900, Page 6

bomen ye UR AUR TT De a i on EINE LRP ROP) TRYIN L THE NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD. ee THE GIANTS WERE EASY. a Chicago Took Davis's Men Into Camp—The Score Was 9 to |. 12 —The ante and the Windy Olly team ame together in another double header Qt these grounda this afternoon, end Goth games promised to be as bitterly @ontowted ae the one in which both teams engaged during thelr second manle yemterday, Manager Davie sent in Winnie Mercer © twirl against the Loftusites The Hehore trotted owt Jack Menafes to un- toad ba bunch of ftaet ones at ihe Diente a Sryynger te Dave wich ig ew Pig a mee Marten, Poarth Inning. eo eene Be th ws bo Selbaah kneel path wy Marcer A att eroer slam ‘ball went si reached poo i omit at erat by Tan, hounder Riowed hi 'y tO Bours, feo was onught stealing seeond, CHICAGO IS AFTER TWO, | | Taylor Pitted Against | Taylor in the Box in the Second. Says He Did Not Throw His Fight with Jim Corbett. (fiporial 10 The Mrening Worl.) POLO GROUNDS NY. sept. 18- ‘The firet game of ‘he dowbleheader between the Ckani® ond the Chicago team ‘his afternoon was won by the! vieltore by hard hitting and errora by | Davia, Doyle, Ot nm and Mercer, After ‘he teame had rented for a fow minutes the second game etarted with ‘Tayioi and Bowerman in the pointe for the O1ante and Taplor and Kling for the viaitore, ~ eer" id Wife's Accusations, He Declares, Are False In Every Way. Norman @etby, otherwise known as ‘Kid Motoy,” the pugtitat walked into) the Sheriff's office at 10 o'clock thie) morning, accompanied by hie lawyers, Hoffman & Hoffman, of 18 Nasnav treet, and surrendered himaelf to an: ower his wife's divoree mul! He wae released on %.0M hond, fur | Mahed by Morits Brockman, Mquor deal: naps Joa on of MM Bast Mixty-ninth etreet, and rear, Gaffney Alfred D. Barton, real estate agent, of Wiret loming. Forty-olghth street, M iS4 Bheriff"s oMoe notion of hte) eee at t | Wife's application for allmony and eour- in @ sate hi ea wae rel mee it | nel teen was werved on him nea searing mie yan wae Myre, MoCoy left the city for ner tty Foie at "ye gts tre brother's home in Newark, N. J, at? o'clock this morning, Bho tom the house. yoo Inatng. keeper of the apartment-house where ley Med to Gleason, Ueteornias ti aes TW naytor Aled to Doyte MoCoy refused to diouss his troubles whe resides that whe feared persqnal Oo Mine. wamtn filed to Merten, Pact tnfely, at the Mheriff's office, but returned with violence at the hands of her husband or hie nasoolates, I, trying Yo, Mrelah he was | Dis lawyers to their oMces and prepared & statement ea moment MoOoy's statement follows: Beware me te tan. | ‘Tam tnnogent of each and ‘Two ru charge Mra, MoCoy haa brought ns naive Inntog, me, T dif not ateal her jewels, She had Davie stopped 0 bounder [Ht one diamond ring—tn pawn—when | ind retired him at first nies A ena married her, T atnoe have given her ete wal roan No spent HADDIN 199,00 worth of Jewel Bhe had them sare il fist fh NO yet scoring | PMMAY, for whe hurled them at me when Von. Hie avy to Mecta, damth |the summons waa served on her, Tt gave ree Mh ina, to Mecwrthy, oye them bno!, saying whe would need the Deason t padoly Doyle poorin, we | money rman’ boundet to MoCormioh nailed) fhe often threatened to kil me and Glewson at seoond. rune. Friday irew a revolver, but Thad taken out |e cartel to the charwes about Mise Cam: Poarth Inning, Ry shed a rounder to, ect ‘ Pad Bran Wy ily, rad: | er TONE | i Age ner w mee, [ knew this woman as Mise Cool: Outten Lo bot am tnnosent of wrong-dolng. ogg 2 scorch Ne io [dhe wae one of Mra, McCoy's most in- runs, in ar de Ww: Vi timate friends, ule ior wae ot i 00) nampeonin "Van ait a » Ore T will give #1. for every cipher or rs YaB.| any other kind of deapaich 1 ever sent ye | bale Sax out to MAFFY Holnes, the Denver bookmaker tei ont, Menefen to lradte Toy pingiee. eee qundee : radley retired him at to MoCormtck, Na rune une Witth Tantog, MeCarthy singled. Childe sorifioed. Mertes hit. aafaly, varie. MoCa, i Hoyle fatled to oatch Hickman's thr . of Ryan's grounder. @trang porting Merten. Bradle; vis natled Ryan at the pl ley stole mecond and on fate throw down Bhemn, renee ae p| Re oak Me founda “4 M’CI NNITY ora taht saying wee It haw shape IN TH E BO and hoped to win tn ten rounda, l "T never saw Kidle Rurke but a few wiesiaiiltisints . ai in training ‘Tl mot no $100,000 for laying down to Rott 1 didn't lay down, how #o much money looks, All Cormick thes eanon, Gleason reaah first on yl rion’ error, Grady's bounder 9 areas mitted in Gleason being fi reed a on Moreer nent a Pith jer to and Opady nd, Haliren sent a rong We fee mya Strang wes Doyle, ineiee re, hi 4 Ot ra Metarthy Ny, wk bone m double a) Glengon's “eal hel # ibrow Sct oCarthy eo One pun. to Atrang, Aelbach a Bir feventh Ryan went out, Hepa to iran bunted safely Bradiey, gow jouble gown ar 18 pay place, ri Rha *atrat being the vietime, ah’ rune, i al as mt out, hide to, Hredley te fat, Moroat aingted. Van heey rare, Orady Davin sont as rounder to firadiey, who threw to plies forcing Ma Haltren, and on idee throw. 10 ling Mercer was Suh at the plate, One run pe and Bey MoOormaok to Beymour re ond On Mena. to oy Kilng and if No pine fled A line. kman Be out 9 Chide Aredley, emnn waa at ty Monette. “Mo MoCarth: jo, pein Youths nate, Mrad uh cad e091 ri ea Sasring tinh 8 Bra Niey ee Rh wom, So Bede bt SPORT PATRON SHOT. William ©, Tempie, of Masehail | Wame, Accidentally Wounded im Hite Home, (pevial te The Brening World) * pemhenURo, 2—Wittiam ( the well-koown baseball patron ones owner of the Pitteburg Club and domor of the yaad Temple Cup, was early thie morning, While ne to locate a suspicious naise in his house during a big storm, @ automatio revolver in a pooket of his might shirt wag pte a nares ay dincharged tered he heat, infltot. It 9 thought ‘wound. kmown of hl hy ih i) 3 Detectives Guard British Premier's «Meuse tm Leadon—te 1» on Bie Way Home, DON, Pat, 12-~The Penidence of § baibury here ts watched by Beot- Yard détectives owing to threats NOW amid to be the work of a ‘ Bopt to-day than at any time mince the clr been rumored that start to-day after the world's pacing reoord of 203 3-4, now held by Alix, but M’COY OUT ON BAIL; Charles ("Kid") MeCoy,. FAST TROTS AT YONKERS Good Card Offered and the Attendance Large. (fpecial to The Brening World) PMPIRE CITY TRACK, YONKPRS, 12—The attendance was armen mult meeting opened at thin track, as the weather wae not as sultry ae yess torday ‘The frat event wana 310 trot, It had The Abbott would he strength of the wind wan against & mucceseful record trial, and ft war timea—onoe at Baratoga he called on | 1ecided to go after the record to-mor- row ‘The firat heat of the 2.10 trot brought 1 don't |#ome speedy ones to the wire, Louies Mao, Daredevil and Capt Jaok wore Small Crowd Out at the aad rot te my Broadway maton buwl. the favored ones in the pools, The 1 thas quseathe firet heat went to Capt Jack, with Brooklyn-Cincinnatl oye gem Pay ahead training 1b] dewenbirino neoond and Pulatua think ‘Time—2.12, meet Corbett “What Mra MoCoy and Mre. Corbet Game. na Honest John Kelly as bartender, "T did not loave my wife pannilear he had money in bank are le drawing $10 a month from the wale of real ee- tate T pmve her, "T have absolute proof of her Infidelity, “My wife's eatimatos of my prise fight. ing receipts are ridiculous, She says I ot $8.00 for fighting Maher; 1 got 57.000. 1 got 95,00 of the $29,000 sho saya) ' 1 did for fehting Sharkey “In the Choynaki Nght 1 $2,000. The Ideas people ring earningy are foo)lah "T have been in iho city al the thine, |! I'm on the level and never fought a fake comtont In my life 1 don't (hink theae | | (wo hyaterioal women will affect my] reputation for being straint” Nollie O'Nelll, tho aetrese whom Mfrs (portal to The Rrening World) not nought by more than a few hundred this afternoon, for the performance of the champions yesterday waa too fresh for forgtveness, Nobody ever considered the Heinies in the same claw with the champlona, yet they made them look like counterfelt money. One ardent fan exprented 9 true went ment when he ata, “You follows will lone the pennant if you don't watch #1,000, not | of priae| “ Mnetnnatl Narrett, Hockley in” tt want ls t t loone martor, a a ons dunched. Idernont led for the frm quar. ter, where Connee came up and paced the Nelg to the Daphne Dallas, jiloted by Mr here challenged the driven out, cromeed under the wire ht & length t the ood third, @ head away agninat the win length away In the 2.18 pace @ large feld tom the Mr Coleman sent them well seven furtong pole Dinge, loader and, well Idamont Time, 2421-8 ‘The meoont heat of the 210 trot went 0 Greenbrino by a nock, Capt Jack wes @ length in front of Léttle Dick, hind, «The time, 2114, was Mower han the clase mark, but fast time was out of the quem ton Daphne Dallas again rrowed her heels 0 the fleld in the second heat of the 16 pace, Lofita was second, half a A pretty battle followed lor third piace batween Harte Boy and Corcoran, ’ Haman ah one co-respondent {n | Contes the judges giving the decision MoDride, rt ner out, ‘wap seen hv an Bvoring \ Orld | to the former. Time, 213 1-2 Hiroltensiein, vorreepondiem at Harrisburg Wahl] ng earootows etart marred the third Hatn, p. MoGinnity, p tam only of Mr. | newt of the £10 trot, The word was Umpite-Mr, Snyder, MoCoy,” eho Never! given with three horse a couple of Firat tuning guilty of Imp with Nm | ongthe behind the bunch. Greenbrine TM onty tlemtion er received 1 neat Rarrett watked. He wan nipped irvine | from him te whioh any Jady may |repeated his success of the econd In to lifer eeeond. Irwin watked, He] 'erelve from theman,” and led the fleld by over a length; sao anneaed eeoond. Meinfeldi's rap pushed — and plawe want to Capt, jack by (he Irwin over the plate, Beckley welted out @ single ant when Bheckant ihrew {t home whdly Bteinfeldt soo Gor coman'é boost over the plat wath Apeoial to The Bveniog World) GRAVESEND ENTRIES, [Darron marin, Loulee Mar goto ‘Two speotal features were added to the programme, Netinon was to try | POPOFOPOHOFOHOHOPOHOM Many Scratches, but the Card Was Good—No | Stake Events. (Bpecin! to The Brening Wort) RACE TRACK, GRAVMBEND, Sept. 12—There were no atakes down for deoiaion this afternoon, but the card wan surprisingly good tn ite original form. After the blue penell had run through the verlous events it did not look #0 poot Owners object to running good horses for purnea unlows the place Is a noft fone Conmequently there were many aeratches ‘The cord wae good never! | leas and promined good sport | The weather wae perfect and the track could not have been In better shape. The attendance was siim. Inet NACH. Handleap, for (worrenrolte furlongs Mearters, wate. jocks ML TILE Pte La Valilere, JOR Meovr 6 2! My Te 114 Rallman }' ‘ |Seurry, LOT, J. Boland , Ormonde. 104 thy j f Con dient), er Rarmise, 100. i] 8 Rarvilia 19 Wed ti 4 Mushetrare, 116. Tumer 4 10% 4 117, Burne 91 We Wick 108 LY Mart good Won Artving, Time—104 16 ‘They went away to a beautiful start Tower of Cantles Pushed tothe front fat once and made pace followed In clone Ta Vailirre Beau ta Valilere left far turn and went after Tower of Cand) She had the Jatter beaten as goon aa they Btnalghten- ed out, and stalling off Telamon's rush at the end won hy half @ length order by Telamon, Ormonde and Bou the bunch on the mon waa three lengths In front of Be arty ARCOND NACE. Handleap for all ager, mile and o furl Hotel H. R. H. WON, ST. LEGER. td 1% 102, a, 16,0" Conner Duras | Axhom arising Timent. 4 deb. food start and te Bramble to on Cont, 122, Mart gent, Won They went awry to a Huflman at once went K H of} oy OF H H Diamond Jubilee, Owned ; by Prince of Wales, ase Bsr wed ty Bonen And © last tWo KOON tired | Was First, boing the pacemaker, ary Dewan (0 ata t the end of half a mile. Then Decanter moved into second place ard trafled King Bramble into the atreteh with Bangor and Charertus next. When they ptralehiened for home Turner set to work on De Anker are! weartng King Hramble jows half, King in front of Bangor, LONDON, Sept, 1%—-At the pecond day's racing of the Donosater Beptem+ er meeting tofay the a Lewer Ntakos, of % woverelans each, for three year-olds; the owner of the second horee won by a length and a ramble "was two lengtha who beat Charens to recelve 9) sovereigns and the third] tur a head 1 soverelans out of the gtakes (24 nub: THIRD HACK soribers); the old Bi. Leger course, about] Por malten Aly twopearolte, Are ty one mile, six fUronmy and 138 yards, Was] artern wadin, Hooke MU ILIL PLO, Ate won by the Prince of Waios'a bay colt] ™ Tene 8 @ 48 Dinmond Jubiiea, by St. Simon, out of Perdita Ti, the winner of this year's Derby and other Important races. Mr. W. Low's brown cok Blopement. by Rightaway, out of Malad of Lorn, ‘inished wecond, and Mr, Heid Walker's chestnut colt Courlan, by Gadlinue, cut vf Clarion, on whitch Tod Sloan had the mount, wae third, Bleven horses ran. A mile from home Diamond Jubliee {ook the load aud won, in the midet of loud cheering, in eany fashion, by a |leneth and a half, Two lengths sepa. Fated the second and third hornes, By his victory Dumond Jubilee won for the Prince of Wales, Kd the fret (ee the three reat classic races of he year, Diamond Jubl or Papen Culneas ved sand wt ery Ma i ufford Abbey Plate (handicap) woverelane, for three-year-olds fo “townie, the owner of the # ond to receive (@ sovereigns out about two miles, was won Walker's brown flily Wink- inkfeld, out of Bvenska. ridden iterwal| Pe, Makes, of ® sov. 1, Wweth Bon for two year olds, recolve 10 savercl soverelans out of { longs, Was won by ‘lard William Her. vot Mi; vorapite, by Candie of Bella B., guided by “John. a mn Stakes, of 10 reigns each! with DY povere ‘added. for two yearolds nnd 1 id by al fittongs, ‘wesw Pedant, with L. Rot The Cleveland Han for, three-year-old arta nie ti 110, Nomparie) ieove ™ ig fie & neh tty Peden, Ii ine J, 110, Woden vind n ‘ing, 1 110, Wiliams ftart good Won ‘riving. time=.08 6 This waa @ vory bad lot of lites. Meseba Jumped away in front, and tun ning very i; nod up sa of a on Orienta, Julta Hichio, and the a's load wan wort tel! is mean mi stopped Cy lanover raved | Daal nwad’ to Hoy Conants man as ee wer wall straightened Rarhara Fritchie came roth y atrong, and nailing Julia Hanover Inthe Inet few jumps won by a hy Joule Hane 14. was two lengths tn front out row Ny pace For all ages; mi) toon ewe Withers 116 Tome: Volealn, 121. fu! lean’ far wood, Won eially, Tme-1.601 A certain happentny in thie ra t an ugly look. The fh Clee order for half a mile, Tri ind (Where were in front, with We taking things and the third % 9 wthkes, weven fur ‘pple back and Bullman was ruahin ‘lenin, throueh between. Withers, and e's} the rail Just as Vuleain was ol & leneth of (Withers, Turner tur looked at Bullman. A second o “| two elapsed. Then Vulentn fell, throw. Ine. Pullman heavily. Whether’ Turner let in on Vuleoate with the intention tera an i of shutting him om it te diftoult to way. A A oR it {t Jooked peouline, Fie Gun went Hw igen tame |B secend and ¢ mm. and took the load, winning tatty by The Hradeate Park Plate In tromte cd Wear eee thattinan re eaae Pa bi ih TB oy Mapa tha Jn front of (Wehere, Bullman was bad have never won a mace of th alla of a mile or upward gen two miles was won by Amurath, oan haying the Jaritea, with T in. the PITH RAC. Holling: for (rwe-year-olde: ein tari r tng nate EPID. fr Place fied i Farrell renter] RACH TRACK, GRAVPSEND, Bept. | peat 216 to wagon, and tera Bg sale wrth Ait ae a adore, peed en jane “ { fe!) to Farrel, : ont v4 hie mari, phne} muided by i Nt (t Latty “Hani mystified Jone with |'2--The entriew for to-murrow'e races Dalles Hd her superiority by cap-|, The Americans thus took everything wi, io ied Wig three. Corcoran saueemed Keller's weak | '¢ 0 follows males p but the Bt, Lae Proeisiettavor, 101 Horry. ri puteup, Bheckard did aa did Jones, No| fire Race Morte Neodioen, for inreeyar |turing the as ae a bed me — v Mu 4g rune, Ne bdo; ale aus 6 BAY heain Sho won 4! jeckting heat by ir Gallager Heh ty metre ity ine tenerne tite wee vee *A RIZONA” TO i t's 4 off none tiner He i ond, and Harden Boy third ‘Mme Start wat, Won driving. Thme,.1.11 S46, AN sealing second, Bheokar 1 ote lois Hinitime jumped away in frome. an Ot ugier Petes fort Hahn: thane 1 Folste lit] An Interesting episode developed after A BIG H USE. pm at MI ad rushes ‘ on ' ro ie Wunoh ant Kelly wot a wmlk Daly got a base 18 ARE aie” [8] the thied feat of the 210 trot, Andy ace wi Hin Conte, Pup ai aaa fon Bret in dropped a fy ib) Woleh, leases of the track, complains | — ooo artbert ras at clome burch i rwin "1 Crons's brite row Nace Relling for ‘treevearoite and] to the judges that Capt, Jack, driven hy tH hoy hel e ee Keliy an Daly MeGinnine fons ' Mr Golde Wha fot OWL to win fit Matinee for Gal- witre Ventura’ used OE nd Daly MeGinntty: tanned. ut hie Lote ok Harel tte lt mite ete JOCKEY MAHER SAILS. Danny Maher the jockey, satied tile morning on (he Ame ine sleameh on eye from wile country who are wideine | to bait tgglongs. fame ant money on the Bogilsh tracks hae der Maher Jn going abraad to tide for Terre tt ba Mard, and ko expects to return about \t ady Mehowe Doe LL Ngwivday’ id Triewer —— « Rpecwlatton Btaken: we!) ROBS RELIEF WAGON|: 40h ip lle ad 1) Avtime 17 Thiet ts Cawght Making Away Fe a With Yupplies (or Galveston ih nee Brey Lorers, Pn ile Lamoened wahten (wo yearoite; Policaman James J. O'Rourke, of the Macdougal street station, saw a well: | iit furlongs Mase—¥ or iregem Young man steal @ bundle from feminole Sirateglet fn Adame Exprers Company'e wagon |(ei jiMa: ‘= rr 4 Duane stret, near Brosdway, this} (ra afternoon, rm a chave 4 The bundle he (ook wae Aled with pi taper Prince es arrested the thet after elocdinig and other rellet nupplion for | wan, Moyer ais the ptreken ones n Texas, The yeaph Pgme as to Toe World Maria wom aly Ho. sue he World 8 eterte toe i | poi pace a driving finish Alto @eoun judges Called (0 woe any foul eed the complaint at Went tw and finished The Jetving. aud dite The fourth and A he Paul Revere Ali but two of his the th rponenta ¥ uaner polo, I ne throug ated me Thorn bird. Hetanoed al the decision, with ps and Paul & Tisne- nd heat of (he road wagon fret of witoh was run Mon: ay on eaay win for nker aa or much delay Zembla got off weil and maintained the lead .o the far turn, waen she broke, leaving Branker walk in, Bsa 0141-3, — ST. LOUIS FINISHES, AON TRACK, 87. LOULB, Gept. 18— “|The races scheduled to be run here to- day resulted aa gave Firat 4 the Won . e. Orrie, for place § ‘to 6, th 3) ini? aridgeton, Wied, Temes a Mo mf wecond; Merriman th 0) bes alg are Of 0 (3 aie 4 18.36, ef of the Clubs, ‘ and calamity, but In the box-office the men me and droped out of H. Then rame (through from the rear ond, takin the load, won cleverly by a ‘erath from Tilmtine, who beat Ran Conte two lengths for the place, MxXTH RACE | Por matten three-year-olds and up, atite and! seventy yarde, ned tate Rte Neat ati i veston Sufferers a Success. When the curtain went tin én the feat foone in “Aripona,”” at the Herald Bavare Theatre, this afternaon the audt tors who filled the howse had the suffer. orm in Galveston In mind while they fol. lowed the story of the play. ‘They were (here to be amured, but their sympathies for the hurticane vic~ time Wad led them to the theatre, that thelr dollars might be counted in the amount added by the Herald Square to the fund for the unfortunates, “Artoona’ wae given with the Ureeay, vigorous ewing that marked (te jniiial performance, all ihe members of the Oompany entering into their work with full zest, No allusion was made to (he Texas ya neoond, Klien third, HARLEM WINNERS, ‘The races sebeduled ty ts run here to- Gay resulied ar follows: (ane area) who handle the recelpie were busy maiking up the donation that the theatre la to send Co the aufferers, The Leghorn this afternoon was “*| CORPSE IN RACE TRACK, HATMAM, Bent, 12—/f ja T0knot gale o> RESULTS AT FLAMES SWEEP _ GRAVESEND. NARRAGANSETT PIER. DENIES CHARGES. The Rockingham, the Casino and Many Other Buildings Destroyed— Loss $500,000. (Hpeeial 10 The Rroning World.) | Both towns responded to the call fer NARRAGANSET! PLR, RB. 1, Bets aid, put before the oulntde engines ar- 1a—The Hockinghan Hotel wae de> rived the Rockingham was in ashes and wiroyed by fire this afternoon and the: ine Hasard biook had been damaged at whole Pier was threatened with de! jeast $6,000 worth, struction When the fire broke out in the hotel Atl o'clock the fi there were a large number of gueste in thelr rooms and at dinner, Before many could reach thelr apart. ments the hotel was @ mage of flames (et they were forced to flee for thelr ives. Several thousand dollars Valuables wore lost, The Hote! Rockingham was valued at joa, driven before | were almost leking the Castvo and the Hoard block, The occupants of all the buildings in the vielmity moved out their Lavaca] valuables in the beltet that their ho: Would be swept away. Assistance was asked of the Wake worth of fold and Peacedale fire departments, | $100,000 It was a wooden structure seven ae the local brigade, although working | stories high, desperately, was unadle to cope with]. The fire was still 2 o'cleom, and at that Mina ‘ati foes was eo The ° ard’ ak, th at tot bything bloo enty Ma id a4] an the Tndiene the flames or orevent thelr | their spread. NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATS. tome be ane aigteh of egghy te atroy! In their inden, ahortly before 4 4 itacea thi te ae TRENTON, N, J., fept, 1.—WWhen the gre the ip toma fnanctal lons |# estimat verveninn from Charles Hitcheock’ Democratic State convention to noml- to the big bath-house on the nate Presidential electors was called to] 0o''s onder at 1220 o'clock by State Chairman | Peach, is Jn rulne. and only the chimneys and the pied arch ia left Oa ll William B, Gourley not more than 600 of | . ae tree the 1,089 delegates were in their seats. The State Committee mot betore the] MRS, GRANT RETURNS convention was called to order and Ree- oe William J, ota Visiting Her Danghier, Princess Cantae Mra. Fredertck D Grant wi pamene The divirtet conferences decided upon)mer on the North German Idovd line theae district ele steam*hln Kalserin Maria ‘Theresa, Firat District, Bx-Congreseman Thom-| which arrived this afternoon, Mra ax M, Ferrell, Glouvester, Second,|Grant has been abroad visiting her Tuchard DP, Norton, Morcer; Third,| davmhter, the Princess Cantacugene, at Samuel 8, Childs, Bo ; Fourth, em+ | 8t. Petersburg. ——— Keyes, Biron, of Burlington, for electors at No other names will be pre- senator Thomas K. Susvex; Fitth,| "have been in Russia with my Carlton Mo Herrick, Paasalc: Sixth, | G@uehter since Inet June’ sho sald, Jeremiah O'Rourke, Hesex; Seventh,| ANd have had a most agreeable time Teter Hauck, Hudson; Bighth, Peter| They have @ little boy now. He was Honnett, Union , bora July a and lea fine Uitte fellow. ‘ol, He weighed at birth eleven pounds, Ho Col, B Lévingston Price, of Basen, Ip the firet of the generation In the tai, acted aa temporary chairman, After!jiy and js named Miche, the sate ot the yartous committees had = been fay fi eat Bon Jn tach generation tbe named Gen, Patrick A. Collins, of | fXnlly, Gal 4 | Howton, was introduced as orator of thel omment atttmuan in ine Rh iigatng, Be the | day her way home she stopped te the Re! visit her steter, Mra. Potter Pali Mre. Grant will leave at once for Weat halt where whe will spend some dayse ‘The platform which arratgne publican policy opens (hus ‘The representatives of the Demo- cratic party of New Jersey in oi vention assembled do hereby indo the declaration of BREN, praet her son. Peat Kansan City an ( ‘Ss Sh of our pariy, faith We | m our devotion’ to immortal QD truths provialmed in the bectaration of Independence. This great docu. ment was not written for a day, but for all Ume, We ch ree the Republican a with ha influence ie the Ny t done in a bee hi 0 monarchies rage Ww een war JM by the wh ing done more to destro; n io = tree: Ne in the holy cause of human fom to liber from bondage converted Into a War of dominion and con " lent aseliniiation of the Prealdent has become criminal a gression, Policies of Mtate at vari- ance thee with our whole history are now openly proviaimed, ‘e to longer with the mame effect raise our volce for liberty piped hecuuse of our folly in the niNIppINeS, ii the long list of pre- miums we offer to those who turn in the LABELS OF LONG TOM. SMOKING TOBACCO, It is the finest brand of A BLAZE, Candles on Mrs. Mooney's Brother’s Coffin Set Fire to Curtains, A wtght fire took place in the roome of Mra. Ella Mooney, on the top floor of M8 Washington street at 645 o'clock this mornin, Mre, Mooney's brother Jona died in a hospital on Bunday and hie body wae aacningaasaneeidannaanaen ion fant Lerma Seal | freeway, eens fo o.| raune a of We cannot put yer Bundy, iiraive years fay, tickets inthe peta witha tn windows were and Pot cprtalne sea Named up h ‘onto gre a vee William |e vt puljea curtains down, ry of ho put out the fee * the was! casket wae not Injured. wind plow the eurtalng tn tyne ‘ha ie which were BUCKINGHAM Is the Other Se. Package. (Labels Good, Too.) Write for the list of premiums to, 1. J. BAGLBY & 00, 14 Maiden Lane, ¥, Y, (Keep's Hats | at $2.00 each f 4) minet be unusual value, or wo [f | could not, season after season, (U| fell them to the same custom- panty f Nidvardobieded | % the, QUALETY, We gill to the average $3.00 hat, ' The PRICH ts only $2.00, KEEP MFG, CO, — — a 4 — i