Quay ill Chino.
PM: of the Republican
National Committee.
J. IMA'I' PASS!" SECRETARY.
In. J. this!“ foster l'roposes the 0!-
ganisation at a Woman? Republican
league to Labor in the Cause oi Tern-
poruueo-v'l'hn Executive Committee.
law Year, July Ia—Tho Republican nav
tiensl committee held three versions yester-
day “the FilthAvenuehotnl. At the morn~
log sullen aeommittee oi ninswasappointcd
totem a permanent organization The
lesion was devoted to listening to
speeches from the Republican league and
insulin J. Ellen Foster, whopropoeesthe
«pulsation oi a Woman's Republican
1 'lrIQue. Althenight torsion the; report oi
the committee on permanent organization
Was received. Thenominations oi Senator
llatihow Stanley Quay, of Pennsylvania,
”chairman, and oi Senator J. Bloat Farsett,
oi New York, as secretary, or both the na—
tional committee and oi tbcexecutivecem-
mitten, were adopted without much debate.
I310 acceptance of the committee'- report
on the executive committee M to an ex-
tsndcd debate, which continued to a late
hour. ‘
Before the committee met they were waited
upoubyAlbert Grilliu, president, and Col.
Alexander 5. Bacon, oi the Anti-Saloon Be-
pnhlicaaorganlration, who desire the com-
Inlttcetopa-arcsolution invorable to and
acknowledgingthair
Chair-nun Clarksonca called the committee
to order at 12:10, Fessenden, oi Connecticut,
acting ”secretary and J. C. Lake as anist—
antsecretary. Therollcall disclosed the
presence oi the following members: '
California, M. II. DeYoung; Colorado, W.
A. Hamill; Connecticut, Samuel Femndeu;
‘ Florida, J. K. Runnell; Illinois, (I. R. Davis;
Indiana, John C. New; Iowa, John S. Clark-
sm; Kentucky. W. C. Goodies; Louisiana,
P. 3.8. Pinchback; Maine, J. M. Haynes;
Kamchnvellgfl. S. Hyde; Michigan, J. P.
Sunburn; Minnesota, R. G. Evans; Mis'w
dppi. James Hill; Mimourl, Chauncey I.
Filley; Nebraska, W. M. Roberuon; Nevada,
1!. Williams; New Hampshire, Edward H.
Rollins; 'New Jersey, Garret A. Hobart;
New York, J. Slont Fassett; North Carolina,
William P.Cussadn];0bio, A. L. Conger;
Oregon; J. Bourne, Jr.; Rhode Island, Gen.
T. W. Chase; South Carolina, E. M Bray-
ton;'.l'enmee, W. Murray, \ermont,
00!. George W. Hooker; lirginia, J. I).
Bradyflflst Virginia, N. B. Scott; Wiacom
III, II. C. Payne: Arizona, G. Christ;
%. liailette;Districtoi Columbia,
Perry ;Wyoming, J. M. Carey: Mon.
tuna, C. 8. Warren; New Mexico, W. L.
Bynarson; Washington, '1’. H. Cavanaugh.
The proxies were:
Alabama, Congressman LeonidIas C. Honk,
oi Tennesee, for W. Youngblood; Arkansas,
II. II. Cooper 101' Glen Powell Clayton;
GewglameWW DudleyiorFHFI’nt-
anansas, George E. W. Dorsey ior C.
Leland,Jr. , Maryland, D. C. Conklin Ior
J. A. Gary; Pennsylvania, Col. Thomas M.
Bayne for Senator Mat. Quay; Texas, E. H.
Terrill for N. W. Cuney; Idaho, Fred T. Dn-
hols for George L. Sheep; Utah, William
HcKay [or John R McBride.
Although the morning session lasted an
heuvandabali, very little wnsaccomplished.
Chairman Clarkson, of the committee to
secure quarters, reported the inability oi the
mantles to reach a conclusion, and the
matter was micrrcd to the executive con»
lattice.
0n Inotim of Mr. Haynes, oi Maine,a
committceof eleven was appointed on per-
Inancnt organization, consisting of tho lol—
Chairman, Mr. Haynes; Messrs. New, oi
Indiana; Clarkson, of Iowa; Barnett, of New
York; Rwandan, oi Connecticut; DeYoung,
oi Calliornia; Goodloe, 0! Kentucky; Davis,
of Illinob; Hobart, of New Jersey; Conger,
of Ohio, and Houck, oi Alabama.
Thecommittce repaired at once to Gen.
”broom, No. 51, and beganoperations.
In the meantime the main committee took a
nautical rm till2p. In, lot the purpose
of meetingadelegation irom the National
league and hearing an address
Iron lira J. Ellen Foster, the renowned
”advocate of Iowa, on the subject oi
falling a Woman’s Christian Republican
National league.
The uiternoon session was brici and inter-
nl Huey members oi thecommittee ab
mind themselves to give room to the delega-
tion from the Republican National league,
Who had been in session all the morning at
on Fifth avenue. The delegation, consisting
oi twenty members, camcto the rooms oi
thenatioualcanmitteebended by W. W.
Jelnwou, pendent oi the Maryland State
01 the national committee ii sno-
cars was desired this fall. Chairman Clark-
son welcomed his iellow Republicans oi the
(allowed—Hm Payne, of Wisconsin, oi
tbcoutmtttes; Humphrey, oi New York, at
Ibluguaaud'eflaltollin, olNewlianIp
like. and Goodies, oi KennIeky, who are
manhunoithslsaguesudthecommittae.
Oumotloneilir. Cavanagh thccxcentivc
cannitheeiths committee wuempowercd
tocouiwwlthths committee oi the league
committee mists
Chairmku,
Marylivaala W1, 1.8
lisork; John c. Ilene! Indiana”
B. Clarksou, allows, ,oiOhio;
Garrett A. Hobprt, oi ew JR. ; Bun.
“wooden, oi Connecticut; 0. BDavis. at
Illinois; J, H. Haynes, oi Blaine; Michael Ii.
De Young, di California; W. C. Goodloe, aiming,
Kentucky.
The sub-committee to look alter the lat-'-
easteithep'srty lathe Facilitate-undies»
rltories consists oi:
11.1]. De Young, oi California; Jonathan
Bourae. Jr., oi Oregon. George‘hrist, Christ, at
Arizona: A. C. Mellette,ol Dakota, and II.
Williams, oi Nevada.
Thecommitteeadjournedatll .40.. Inter
the purpose oi going to the Union league
tried to accept the hospitality oi Col. Elliott
F. Bhoprrd, who had previously invited
them to dinner, but whose generosity had to
hempended in consequence oi the evening
session.
REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
Convention or the New York State League
at Saratoga—dlr. Helen! Elected Presto
dout—i-Tho Resolutions Adopted.
Bard-Iona, July 12,—The convention at
New York state Republican clubs filled the
big Casino to overflowing here yesterday.
The building was finely decorated with hunt,
ing and silken IIanners,
President Hellord, 0! Buffalo, called the
meetlugtoorder, niul was lollowed by the
Rev. Dr. Carey, oi Saratoga, who opened
the convention with a prayer. Messrs. E. P.
Walker, Jr., W. A. Pierson and Henry Van
Huesen were appointed assistant and vice
secretaries, respectively. The secretary then
called the roll oi clubs.
Alter the roll call President James P.
Poster, oi the National league committee,
wascalled to the platform and delivered a
speech in which he asserted the unity oi the
Republican party and indorsod the nomina-
tion of Harrison and Morton. President
Bollard followed Mr Foster, and shortly
alter he had concluded the can vontion took a
races until 4:80 in the ulternoon.
It ms 5:10 when the convention was called
to order, and a communication irem the III»
publican club at New York was read, ro-
questing that the annunldues of 825 in the
league he reduced to no. Alter debate
several motions were made, but, the lee was
finally made 310 the state over.
The committee on resolutions then re-
ported. When the resolution indorsing the
nominees was read the entire convention rose
to its feet and cheered, and {or some time it
was impolibletocontinue the report. The
delegates threw hats, canes and handker-
chiefs in the air and cheered until they won
hoarse. The report was read and ndopicdas
iollows:
Resolved, That we enthusiasticallyntiiy
the nomination oi Benjamin Harrison, of
Indiana ior president. and Levi i’. Morton,
of New Nork, ior vice president, and heartily
approve the platform oi the Republican
national convention.
spitlees character and
With candidates oi
proved abilities we appeal confidently to the
maple upon the [uramonnt and clearly do»
ed mac of protection to American indus
trim, American labor and American homes
Resolv,ed That we appeal to all citizens
who desire 'the prosperity oi the people and
the blessings oi good government to cooper
ate in organizing Iictory lor the national
and state tickets of the Be blicau party,
and we pledge this lea rough each of
its clubs and their 100, manbers, to stand-
fastly systematiae loyal work ior the triumph
of the part which saved the nation.
Resolv That as a l we distinctly
and cheerlully disclaim all E ht to represen-
tation in thy regular conventions oi the
party, The object of this organization In to
act as an auxiliary force and plum the cause
of the Republican party through cooper»
tion with its regular and tinIc-hmiored or-
ganizations.
Delegate Miller, irorn the Young Men's
Republican club of the Twenty-first assembly
district, New York, oliered a resolution re-
questing the convention nnd each club to
assume the rcspeusibilityoi victoryor de-
lent in its section and urgIng the necessity at
work. The resolution was adopted.
Mr. O’Brien, 0! Clinton county, threw a
bomb Into the convention by moving the up
pointment ol three delegates and alternates
at large to the National league, but alter a
stormy scene this was tabled, and the con-
vention proceeded to consider amendments
to Article 9 of the constitution, introduced
by the Union Republican club, New York,
ionllow counties with more than one cor»
greasioual district a representation in the
executive committee irom each district, with
the exception of the Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth wards of New York, they to
be allowed one delegate only.
An amendment to allow the executive com-
mittee to appoint a sub-committee was also
made.
Theoriginalamendmentwasadoptedaiter
someconinsion.
Mr. Hunted moved that the unicorn oi the
leagnehe reelected; 6t. Lawurcnce county
secondodthemotion. The motion was put
and declaredcarried,hut a move to recen-
sider was finally ugreedto. The convention
became very noisy, and several motions“
adjourn were made. A motion topruceed
with the clectlonoioflicerswucarried.
W. A. Coggeshall, oi Queens county; B.
A. Hellord, the present incumbent; J. B.
LehmaierandW. Rchd,eiWarrcn,wm
nominated. lie-rs. Coggemall and Weed
declined amidstagenenl uproar. The con
(union increased as the ascending lpeechcl
weremada Thrownnveralievlr. lab
maierandasmanyiorlr. Bollard. Finally,
while the paudaneuiuur was at itsheight,
Ir. Lehmaicrtookths Iago, audio alhtwt
speech, which was liberally applauded,
thankedhisiriends who had nomiuaudhbn
iorpresidcntoitheleague andwitbdrewhis
name, sayingalso that he would under no
circumstaucum a rubetien lessen
tnry.
Presidalt How then Vim ID was
SPORTING NEWS.
W
Iva-ts on III Ilse- l‘rask and Helms-
tne m
Bitumen Itasca Recs Tues, July 12.—
I‘raekhssvy Firstracc, thvcquusrters oi
alulle; Can't Tellflrst, Covoecoseeond, Bav-
agezthird time, 1:21. Second race, seven-
I‘Mthsoiamile, selling; Hi-Chsrmerllrst,
bell-k second, Andy Iiack third, time.
1:8!” m. “in! race, selling, mile and an
Wayward first, Greenfield mound.
J. .Ilealythird; time.2:02l{. Fourthnes,
mile and an eighth; Callus Dan
“Garnet-cocoa, Pilotthlrd; time, 2:02};
IiitI'I‘ race, W haulicap, mile and
aqusrter; Valet first, Cardinal llcCleskey
second, Charley Hamel! third; time, 2:15”
Sixth race, tbrcequarters oi a mile; Anna
Vanilla Filly ascend, Valiant third;
,1-l9%
crucaoo Invasion um
Culuku‘o, July 12. ~First race, puns,
three-Quarters oi a mile, tilwtover tint,
Gleaner second, Bonndalxmt third tints,
1:18. Second race, purse, mile and an eighth;
Bonita first, Boinenct second, Frederica
third; time, 2:053”. Third racc,hweepstakes,
for Dyear-olds, threwlnartcrs oi a mile;
Havillsb first, Hindoo Crait mound, Benson .
third; time, 1 .1831. Fourth race, purse, mile
ands sixteenth; Maori lint, Mirth Wind,
Tudor third; time, 156%. I-Ilth race, purse,
mile heats; first heat, liming. first, Castil-
lion recital, Keesington third; time, IMAM;
second heat, Business lint. Remington sec-
ond, Antonio third; time, 138%.
wwsunav’s assassin. turns.
Al Indianapolis — Indianapolis, 2; New
York". Hits; Indianapolis, ti; New York.
)2. Errors: Indianapolis, 7: New York, 5.
Batteries: llealy and Daily,Keeie and Ewing.
At I’ittabnrg—Pittsbnrg, 5; Boston, 6. Hits:
i’ittshurg, 18; Boston, 14. Errors: Pittsburg,
I; Boston, 5 ”Batteries Morris andCarroll,
Saunders and 0' Rourke.
At Detroit-Detroit, 6; Philadelphia, 4.
Hits: Detroit, 9; Philadelphia, lo. Errors:
Detroit," ~; Philadelphia, 33. Batteries: Clear
son and Clem Ins, Baldwin and Bennett.
At Chicago-Chicago, 7; “'ashtngton, 5.
"its: Chicago, 7; Washington, 7 Errors:
Cliicngu,f'r; “'usltl'ngmn, 5. Bottom: U'DO]
and Ida: k, K'rock and Flint.
At Kansas Cit ~—-Kunras City, 2:
more 4 l to: ansas City, 5; Baltimore,
8. Errors ulna-u City, 1; Baltimore 2.
Batteries: Pagan and Briody, Cunningham
and O’Brien.
At Troy—Troy, 4; Hamilton, 8. “its:
Troy, 7; Hamilton, 5. :Errors; Troy, 0;
Hamilton, 3. Pitchers: Booting and Nycc.
Belt;
‘ AN OUTRAGE BY STRIKERS.
1’1qu Detail an Buglne and Almost. Kill
the Engineer.
CHICAGO, July 12,—Englneer Heald was
taking a train oi Burlington cars into the
Milwaukee and St. Paul yards when he was
attacked by a mob oi tilty men. He cut his
engine‘loossiromthetratn andtrledtornn
away. The mob turned a switch in treat «I
the dying locomotive, which was
derailed and shattered. The mob
then gathered about lit-aid and his
fireman, whose name is unknown, and beat
them Irightlully. When the police came the
Inca ran in all directions and escaped.
Heald and his fireman, who Were uncon-
x'lous, were brought to the hospital, where
theyare now lying in a critical condition
The engine is a complete wreck.
The two clerks nl' (’Ihnirrncn liege and
Murphy have made a Confession implicating
their employers in the plot to disable the lav
cometives oi the Burlington railroad.
MR. RANDALL BETTER.
II There Is No Recurrence oi lien-or-
rhugc He Will Soon be Well.
Wasmsmox, July l’.’.—-Mr. Randall is
much better, and his physician and lriends
Icel confident that ii there is no recur-
rence oi the hemorrhage, which attacked
him so severely on Hominy night, he will
soon be well alter taking a good rest. A
second hemorrhage they would regard as a
very dangerous symptom lie is still very
weak, and absolute quiet has been ordered
Nany oi his colleagues in the house make
flying tripsto Mr. Randall's home, which is
oulyaiow blocks distant irom the Capitol,
to inquire into his condition, while pages
weremuttonndirohy other members who
can not go personally to inquire.
Taking the White and Illuls Veils.
“'Inmnaaaz, Pa, July Ill—Bishop
O’Hara, anistcd by two priests, contorted
the whiteand block veils upon a number oi
young ladies at Malinkrott (German) con-
vent. The ceremonies were very imposing.
The white veil was taken by Margaretha
Hansen, lemurs, Ia; Elizabeth Koch, Tren—
ton, N. J.; lagdalona Gitter, New lflm,
Ilium; Maria fichelle, Heading, l’a., and
Anna Keller, Wflliaulburg, N. Y. The re-
Iim vows were made by Sister Iieandrea
Rui, Scranton; Sister (Junctirdia Fischer,
homers, Ia; Sister Mseckiera, Rheinprov—
ins, Germany; Bitter Hyacinthia Martin,
Westphalia, linen; sum l-‘elicinstma Heine,
Bending, l’a.; Bitter Baldomer liauchrncyer,
Scranton; Sister Evangelism liters, Wilbur
bumfliistcr Wiedlried Import, 8t. boning”
Sister Bointia Bchuenler, Brooklyn, N. b. ;
Slater Christepva Polk-up, New llim, YMinn;
BisterEulogia KlausorJlome. N. Y., and
Sister Nehekamuts, Lansing, hitch.
Iron Holders In Convention.
Hr. Ipuia, July. lz—The eighth biennial
union oi the Iron Mailers union at North
America begun in this cityat Druid's ball.
Tho-don will probably extend ever live or
six days, but there are no governmental
Weihnportancs to come haters the
body. The main matter to heeusidered
will he the appointmeutei scent-Blane
canisrwtih the mandartursr‘s annotation
wugusiurthcsutire country.
cb,who had been Invited to welcometbs
lid-gamma!» sppurtedosaitissaid,
becau- a local labor mansion passed
atklngthslrumolderstonscind
lheluviintiontohimtelddrsssthn. .
ENOX HILL COTTAGESI
"FOR SALE AND To RENT-
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Rowayton. Five Mile River. New Streets Opened.
NEW COTTAGES READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
llunltby locality. Five minutes ride on cars toSoutII Norwalk. Fine coats (are only.
Iiigh ground.
luv you at a low coat.
is the time to buy Ihrlli.
THORNTON ll. Si“ IT", )
Lenox Hill Building Company. - Oil »
nowarrox, cums. I l
One liuodnd dim-rent plans for modern houses. Building lots must adv more as we build. Ami now
TAYLOR do GOLDEN
Real Estate and Insurance Agts.
Washington St, South Norwalk, Conn.
Call on or address
“'9 Ian build
HousEsAND LOTS
1 FARMS "
couN'rav RESIDENCES
FOR SALE.
INSURANCE. ,
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to
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It is not all
covered with
Nichol Plate
It is» made in
race
own town.
Also
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celebrated
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Mr sl Estate 3 Insurance Amcy,50ulb Norwalk,
Conn.
B. F. Stevens,
IIUSIC HALL BLOCK.
We have just arrived anew lot oi
BEFRIGEBATORS
that we are robin-.1 low,
Our 23 ct. lsrscaiho (nice in line,
"1”. A lull line of
FRUITS,
BANANAS,
nuns,
omens,
Crystalized rigs. to.‘
We always have on hand
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Hamel Baileyl in
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WOOD IANTELS,
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um WOOD WORK,
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for Trimming
Plate and Sheet Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
Lunbsr’fsrlbrtwusrsflmdsadwmgc
Ill] at lull ll lanlall Street.
South Norwalk,conn
Halal, Bailey & cl.
LOBSTERS
From Black Rock
Delis-rd every lanky mam.
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams.
flesh livery floral-c.
“mus-Ilium
ma muss.
All mammals- ~
come 8: See
10113 new um:
*Oil Stoves,
ALSO NEW STOCK or
Stone-
i ghina.
PORCELAIN.
Electric Door Bells.
1‘ H. NASH dunno
CANDIES
0i all kinds. Florian»
BAKERY!
—» 4.» ~ ——
t OBNUIXII’IAS CANDY TOYS. and: lull assort-
lcuioi mini candy.
’nrsoohnnouand
“U923“ BLOCK.
SI} II
SWAN E BUSHNELL.
Wholesale-ad RetaliDcnicreln
Manufactured and Painters' Supplies
Ship Chandlers.
“2 'ulll’ 9L. [out of Bulk.
”KIDflEPOIfl’. (11’.
Ash, Spruce. and SpoonOars, (auras s. Tents.
‘ Nets. "summations M
Steamer or nail-
[rimming needed about a Bow.
Oystu'l'em shovels, Steers forks. Msailla
Wire Ropes. Links, Rings and
hug”. especially prepared for the
oystabnrl aces.
Waste. Pack Gaskets Oils. and rv Ihi
noedcdbylttiuenmouwsmorlaud. 3! ng
CarcIuI attention to null orders»
A.8.FERRIS
JEWELER.
Watches, Jewelry. Silverware.
I’lse Watch reel-ring a Specialty. I
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
JOIIN II. rentals,
Iii ooiaalcand Retell Dealer in all kinds 0!
[Kill All] W001]
nI-Ick. Lime. Cement;
Blue Stone. Etc.
behlgb, backawauus; Locust
Mountain. Franklin. and
Wilkesharre Cleats.
Audi ill RUBBER Pill?
Yard ‘ (out of Washingttm amt liar-
shnll streets. Interl- «no» at fiIlIson
Ores more Mini
dreams It. arson.
£5!
1.1de [table
'AI'IUK Ml»
at hut
‘ “
Henry Tilly,
BARBIAGE MAKER.
pairs in all branches.
ml carriage for sale.
Stratum
you want cbcmcskc that ‘succceds like sucrsss'
cvrry tune. Ihcn use the
M. D. STEVENS
SELF-RAISING FLlllIR
The finest thing oi its kind' In the market.
in I! and 6 pound packets at
No claim as to rheapncre; I'm: Quality is what you
pay tor. Free sample“)!
ourcxpettatlons. Why? Because it is good, and
hecsuscitts cheap
I0 Cents a Bottle.
“GOOD ENOUGH”
FAMILYOIL OAII.
suit haigbtu
«mm.
II‘IIIn is the
many-ether
rm can
"mu
them
Dov Isle III nests M. by
BROWN ‘ wlmox. CIIAO. I. BITIOUK
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fifigfiefi
mourn-m flulmm
Ml! '
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M The Buck Ranges
Special attention given to re-
A good second-hand, two-seat-
Slunnaka !
The season oi the lestiw Shortcake is on us. It
you was! Strawberry hhoncake that heat:x all.‘ ii
Put up
*150. & 30c. a Paper
iBillie & Enlisted.
I'. it. —CIIA)IPION ANIONIA has sold beyond
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
Tin Roofers.
. K- LOCKWOOD (£3 00..
nonwaan.
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CARPETS! CARPETSI
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Immmaudmam
WINDOWm ammo.
Ill Bills.
Masonic Building
Into
lion-Alli) manages all “Mm
flan like. common While. “hm couplets, ”mum 1min dam
WALL PAPER.
mint [ital 81’0th or MP AW Plain (told
mnylu,‘ tone pwroll. momma: tencpcrtoil.
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