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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-03-12
REPORT OF THE MIFrLINBURa ACADEMY.

REPORT OF THE MIFFLINBUR3 ACADEMY.
cable notice given the fowins Trustees met at
st,tI.r'. store on IN. 10th Of DECEMBER, 1852
Members present, Samuel Stitzer Thomas hassehpus'
Joseph isoop and } ". Pennington.
On notion Thomas Hass-npug Was elected Treasurer,
AMI the late Tresurers and report is a. follows:
Ajud;msnt in the pEcthono'srys oihes against 'ohn
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r-rA good Hotel Is great comfort !" .'s saa",
travellers. aud cut of the large towns
mere is no better 10 be found, along the t, WeS'
Rranch. Than FISHERS" at White Deer M',IS'
PIr,San, house, oh!ising landlord good '"ie'
arJ rea sonab,e charueS-
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do due Co. LIST Jan. 1858

We the undersigned Auditors Of the County Of Union,
having carefully examined and andt'd the iregoins ac'
onnts ~ the and Treasurer Of sad
ty do find and report said account II kec+pts and
and Treasursrs for the year l8o
rn ami crr Ct as stated In witness whereof We have
reuto set our hands the the Comuu soners Once
in tn borough Of New Berlin this th day OF JAn iSsS
FREDERiCK R0LENDER,)
JOHN SIfrH }AUDIroRs.
H. W. SNYDER,
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FISHERS MUI Slo
WHITE DERR MILLS,
UNION COUNTY, Pa,
J. FISHER, Proprietor.
March A. lS53-Smnd

Private Sale.
FHE subscr Der offers at Private Sale, at HIS
residence in Kelly township, Union coun-
iy. near the Milton Bridge, al any time between
this and the lst of April next. the following
property. viz: l pair young match horses,
carriage, buggy hay by the ton. straw by The
ton, or bundle; alb .ur 50 bushels potatoes; :
cows. hog. piow, cu'tIvator. harrow /:
chains. p, hfor -. noes. &C. Also, Kitchen
stove siI,.ng room stnve, and parior stove;
together with tables. bcdsteads, chairs, and
olher household and kitchen furniture
e A. HEWITT.
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CARR, GIEsE & CO.
Flour,Grain, and Lumber.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
10. % & Is Spears wharf,
Baltimore.

Rsfsr to
4 4. Gilrs, Cashier Franklin Bank
John liertzirr. jr. Esq, philnAelphia
Rogers Sinnick-on Co,
}. TIM, L O.. prcsid mt @ ell Bank, Fort Depos''
j. WaIlower Is Son. Harrisburg
Col. H. C Eyer, sclpsgrove.
}. ii Arp 4 Co,
Nage, wingate 4 Co, Milton.
W. W. Cooke, Esi-, Nuncy
Simon Schuyler. Esq. ) num-
G-org- iodine, iiughesvie-
W Weaver & Co. MontoursSille.
ten ". y Packer,
T. ". LLOYD, Esq, Cashier, W;Iliamsport.
James H. Hiding. Esq,
ieais q. Huing,
NcII.nry Eubu, Jersey Shore.
}. p Iiu,iny. ESD. Lock Haven
fC.nn. G,xsk & Co. have the largest
Wharf Ruems of any Commission House IN
Baltimore, always giving quick despatch 10
Boats IN discharsins their cargoes.
Feb. II, lS53-6m46l
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Dissolution.

DlSSOIttlOu
~ HE firm of ID. 5. kremer n Go. has been
dissolved by a sale of the interest "i John
OF Rockaiellow therein, TO James Moore. Jr
The business OF the late firm will be settled on
by ID. $ Ktemer, at The Store of Beaver, Are
sner & Moore
JOHN OFT ROCKAFELLOW
ID. : KREMER.
Lewisburg March IL, lS53-bw
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Forster Of ss3 0s from the 18th day Of
lSx5. THOMAy HkSSENFLCG, Treasurer.
J. W. PENNINGTON, SECRETARY.

We, The uniersig 'ed. Auditors OF Union county hav-
in, exsia.d tn. ab,ye account anl mud correct ss
stated In Win IS whereof have hereunto Set our
hands, the 7th dsv Of Januiry A. d 1893
FREDERH,K BOLENDER,)
JOHV SMITH, fAuDffo&s.
h- H. " SNYDER, y.
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To Balance due Treasurer by County
$li,53! Y>%

Order. No 22 drawn by the county commissioner Tor
two hundred dol uuing tr' 10 isanc scnker
aud james Esquires in ih Case OF petition of the
Haiir,ai Company Tor Maiiauius on the
pad by the frrasur, the AUD
Ind that the order ~as unauthorized,
inasmur h appc.ti .de U c'npi The Com
mis- sion-ts perform what alleged by the Eeiaor to
part Il their Official duty, and SUCH we" shoua
b.. d. o resisting It should be borhe
ly il ,,.u. iss themselves ad On tho ground
tina the At Cruey, rtausl with ut an, AGREEMENT
a. L" n. II thrir compensation and with tnr
pi il e. of sig large IN add iodai char5c - 'ny
mi.h . proper. being ps:d, the drawers Should
III, refund, the rrca>ur e. SEQ uiInut =
Of he and ,oacIer on which said Order
l.sur'i.
= ,. b., No -. .tr.wn by tn County Commissioners IN
ia, @. uf .,ci f.. huurrd doir, 'elns for
alivWac. tc GOract u erect tile bridor across
.ruus Itrch n -uus Mil, the Auditors reject IN art
VIZ 10 mm,,u s. and allow amodn, OF s.. lie
ictrn fcr Ii. that written CONTRACT strictly
r. id. ,he xskI aud the C'tnniss"ii-rs
q wu. sx,ra pay. Allowance fr the reason that bite
eaa wa, ordered b. ~ Co.nm. .ssi,ersin IN pa n
ting the bridge Instead of vnitian red called Tor ~
the written nract and bal for lowanse
/ on Elc in the Commissioner, once -,
IsJ. Ba ance in the hands If Collectors 800 ".
| do due by County u Treasurer, - 'tia
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Notice.
TI'HE undersigned have been appoin.e't-
under voluntary Deed Of Assignment
for the beneE, of Creditors, dated January Sd.
ls53-Assignees of MICHAEL HOFFMAN,
of White Deer township, Union county. All
persons indebt to SAID Hoffman wilt make
immediate payment and those having claims
will present them duly authenticated for settle
ment. 10 JOHN RANCK,
I'D. DIEFFENDERFER,
MARTIN DRIESBACH,
J.F. RICHART,
White Deer, Feb, 25, '53-Sw Assignees.
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NEW GOODS -!
JUS. received by
J.P. TUSTIN.
NOTICE

rs hereby given. that 81 White Pine LOGS
we're taken up while floating On the Sus-
quehsnna River, at New Columbia, the 2sth
day Of December isst; a list and description
are lodged for inspection Of all concerned II,
my office at White Deer Mills. The owAeror
owners thereof are requested To prove prrrer.
", pay all legal charges. and take them away
within three months from date, otherwise ,hev
will be forfeited. RUBERr cANDOK, JP.
White Deer, Jan. 2, 1853
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EIGHTY MEN WAITED.
7 the first food ~ the SuSquehanna River
- March nax, ,n take number Of large
Arudson and Delaware Boats
from If.vI burg 10 New York city. 10 whom
the highest wages Wi, be- paid. Each person
10 prnv,te his own bedding
The Worlds Fair n the new CRYSTAL Palace,
New YORK. Will i've opened BY the l>t Of May.
and his rip will aifnrd a good chance to see
II, wonders.
Persons wishing TO 90 viii make application
s.o,, 10 J.. l.. NE ZGAR.
LewiS5urg, Feb IS. ls53-tf
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N~ - N"~0~.DI
Dissolution and New Firm.

JONATHAN WOLFE having THIS day dis
81 posed of his interest IN Josiah Bakers
Drug and Variety Store to DR.. William Lesser.
the business of the establishment will be car
RED on hereafter by Josiah Baker and DR.. VIM.
Lesser, under the hrm of "Dr. Lesser & Baker
A continuance If the liberal patronage hereto
fore received from the pubic is respectfully
solicited A full and choice assortment Of ev-
cry thing in their line kept constantly on hand.
The Books and Notes of The late firm will
be settled by Josiah Baker at the old stand.
DR.. Lesser & BAKER.
Lewlsburs Jan. 20, lS53.-2U
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RECEIPTS T. EXPENDITURES OF UNION COUNTY,
said County from te lst day Of
January 1857 to the ls day Of January, 1853
County Rates and 1852 Charged
Exoneraons Allowances and Balance DUE
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DELINQUENT CuLLLCToK>.

Jh $. mark,i with star (thus - have pad in part
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Col suarkd havep
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rnARD OF ALDERMEN

MoSnar. Oct l7-R 7 Compton, Esq, on the Chair
quorum present
The 1ses Of the previous meeting were rad and ap
proved
Pcascns Fef,,ref-Cf F. ~ Brown 20 have ne Oh
sfrutsers On Ssccua n.y., between Twenty eighth aai
Thirty first SO removed AL ibe sidewalks tagged OPP
Fohef Tor extension Of time on contracts or ". Roots
and hers 10 have q hut IN Rose and Aaiisoass
between Du1re and Roseytscs.
IHri'eHea.-From he Asrieal'nral Conmdie o. the
American Institute to Mi. de Cad, SHOW on Hanioa
square. on he 18Th. sch and .lss ifss. Accepted
kocla.scns AdcPislIo nmove lie ohstTuciioas IN tle
Second svu between iwcf G. -hh ard Thirty nr . 10
* lie rolls IN he different election districts Of the First
Se,nh and Ninth W arls Bv Aldermen 10 refer u the
Committee cn S,rctts a. rport anon the Necessity of
widening Wet -; from The Battery to ThdcenfhSt. las
isst lesCnd a. present N.dih.
EsForis-Ald Peck called ny The import in favor OF IN
cesirg the ,aares II he Captains II Police 70 500,
Lieuistants ssoo, and pa'rol men e1oo AID Tweed
e. esa Which was soco-icdhy Ala Smith This Uss lost
AID IN favor Of making the salary Of the
Captains elCCo. Aid penmsn opyosed the inorea-e og
salaries and said such would increase the City expeni
tures yer annnn and that provision had been
made for the increase in the annual Tax bill Ala Tenann
moved 20 ay the whole matter the table was nst
long since the salaries Il Policemen hal been raised and
he thought Trey were getting fair remuneration. Ali
smith marked hat he did not why TIE salaries Of
he Csp,sus uucn whom the responsi ,ihty devoives
should rot De raised 90 S25o when the Chief 81 Polcs
cos sa,CO for sitting in his office doing nothing and his
clerk 80 Tor stepping IN his Office i've hours eaea day
Several am ndm, offered and lost and hnay the
er.,rt was lost for wan. Of constitutional msjo1y Ga
motion If AID BisiUy subsequently, reconsderci.
and referrud bach q the Comm tce.
On motion. the Board All ourned % wednesday.
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Demoeratje Nominations.

TX Orange and SuRvaH,-senstor, Mr.. Watkins.
Herd Shell. 49,,
Utter Co-Distrct Attorney, Robert v. Mseauley.
Soft Hard Shell nominations not yet made Assembly,
Sst1~o Co'2AssembIy l. William II. Chase Hard Of
Worcester.
kioe0ra C0-Assombly, I. Robert Dunlap
nj Co-Assenby4 Mitchell B LOyeland Of Sardinia.
Ucsne Co.-Distrct Attorney Charles d. Lawtoni As
scmIly, Q Abrem l. Carrie soit.
Warren Co-The Convention adjourned to the LIST Of
Noyenber without making any nomnaons.
Dgfrleas Co.-Assembly B. william II. BOstwick.
XVI SieaIsn and Chemang .-Senatorl Cen ". T.
Erwin lfsrd.l and Oliver Allen, Son Shell
With Jrdicoi DistriotJusce o. the supreme Court.
james Taylor Hard Of Yates. and Warren D. Worden,
Son Of Cayuga.
DeLepore Co-District Attorney. Robert Parker
Feohoyfe Co-Assenibly,2 2. james !. Wood
Broorae Co-Assemb!y, Abram DeyereHr
Su6oK Co-AEembly, 2. William > Preston
SEnIen C0-Dstict Attorney Robert L. bfanoase.
XVII Monroe-senator Nicsjsh W. Kirby, Hard
reponsted and Jusus Yales, sostE Congress- % Calvin
prscr In son District Attorney Patrick U. Buchan.
Hard and Charles H. CLARK, S0n.
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Will Nominations.

Ky 81 Laurence and Fraakha.-SenAtor, Bloom
field Usber Of rotsdam
SygoH Co-District Attorney. George Miller.
Seneoa Co-Assembly David ID. Scott District Attor
Eey. David Heron.
tIIth Judicial Difric-Justice Of the Supreme Court
Henry " els renominsted.
UcicLcac, Roekland and Putnam Cos.-Senator, VII
Lam II Robertson.
.scA0A0rie Co-District Attorney, Wellington Wells
Assembly, l. Albines He's
GJeenc Co-District Attorney Peleg C. NATION As
sembly l. Joshua Fier0. p George Robertson.
Nt0gara CO-DstIict Attorney. John l.. Buck.
Cortland Co-District Attorney, X. Holland Duel; ;
Assembly, Perrin III. McGraw.
lstpJen CQ-Dsrict Attorney, j Heron Assembly, q
T. T. Bailaysa former Member, and Maine Law man
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Why Conyentlons.

Tenth Uayd-The friends of City Reform exclusively
have put up George A. Trowbdge for Alderman and tho
Wings W Osborn and David Miller II seems that the
friends of the two latter candidates quareled as 10 filing
vacancies in the Charter Convention, which resulted in the
holding of two Conventions and the nomination OF Messrs
Miller and Osborn. respectively by their friends occasion
ing much IN feeling and roorimnaon among the Delegates
ma Senatorial DstricTwenty two out OF the twenty
five Delegates elect present at the Wing Senatorial
District Couve non held on Saturday evening at NO ~
James St II called To order by Jreh Bull OF the Fourth
Ward who nominated Gen. Hall for Chairman The SOC
rotares were A. j williamson and Pierre G. Van Wyck.
Benz + Buck of the Fourth Ward elected Delegate
at Large The baotngs for Senator resulted a. follows
First Ballot. second Third
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O O o

The first Performance was the feat of throwing seven
Inch streams each through 80 feet OF hose Inch
stroke above the Varapet the front Of the Cry Ha
HIGHT yariousy estmard at from 90 to 20 feet This
aeheyee was greeted with applause by the large
concourse Of SPECTATORS who hronged the Park and
cred the roof OF the City Hail. A the Engine built
for suction. her poured into the box through
three lcrtnt lines If hose. But the demand was
much greater than the supTly, for no sooner dill the
stream the parapet than the box was exhausted
there is 10 doubt-it the supply Of water mad been
equal 10 the capacity of the In ine-the New Workers
would have witnessed about The "talest playing ever
before from any apparatus II ntr caiDer Ater do
ing much with seven streams az tie supply OF water
would permit single stream, "a inches in diamecr on q
5inth stroke thrown the hgure al JUST. o,
about l43 feet from the grOund. Then followed two
Inch streams 9nch stroke these assembled about
100 feet from the ground.
ILese cchieN emeut unanimously admitted b be
fst csss and the interest felt in the by the ire
men present. and the uneqliyocm meriOroIsness of the
result excited the warmest admiration and applause from
az present. ana the wekn rang again and again with the
coucIatu4toy and exultan paUs OF spectator. ant par
ticiI anis.
The Company then proceeded, under the escort OF Mr.
ChGs Meyers, Foreman, and COmmttee of the menu
bers oi Company No g. TO their quarters At tie New la
ven House. The Washington Company, Of Lansngburgh
were accompanied b. Nj. samuel hing Chief Engineer
Of Lausngburg together with Robert Dickson Assistant
and Nj. Alexander King Foreman. The engine is the
property OF the Company, and is much priced b. them
After On excellent dinner the Washington Company es-
oor,ed By their hosts marched the Rip Van Wrinkle
steaubo6i, and at O'Clock, after genuine Fireman s
taking, left for home, highly delighted with their e1
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CITY POLITICS.
whis city Nominations.

1t assembly pis'riet--peter Harmony Graham. q
Id Assciabig Disfricf-No meetiag.
MA assembly Disfrio-Adjourned without nomna
ton
lNth fsscmilg Disiric'-IbeOdore A Ward
VIII Asscrsiig Districf-EGmond Z. Barrow.
With assenbig Distrcf-Samuel Brevoor.
With Asslnaiis Ijistrtcs-Adiourned 10 Friday.
NIlh Ass,nJig DisfrIcf-.lalnes NJ. Boyd
Nth dsscmIy Dlsfriet-S0muel.Brown.
XVIII AssfmRg Dts'l7cf-John i Cummings.
AYIth Asscially DistrictNo nomination.
Vih Ward ldcrmdR-('en. William Hall.
Assess9y-,j0hn NJ. Bennett.
Xth d-dherwaR-Wm ". Osborne
XVIII AiicrraR-lsaac q. Barker.
XVIII Uar@-AidcrmaH-l Cristy.
With C0nnc.l pisfrci-Charle j. Howell
INth CouRcH Dishici-Charles ;. Tappan
Nth Council District George I. Rodman.
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Constellation OF BISHOPS.

Yesterday morning the Episcopal ceremonies Of the
secraton Of tie Rev DR. Atkinson OF Maryland T. the
Ef'soopae Of North Carolina and Of the Rev. DR. Dayis
Of uth Carolina to that diocese were performed in 81
Johns Church in the presence Of an i nee audience
lie ground hoor pEaied u he members OF the
Convention and their families and 70 such others there
vas room for after tn deputies had been accommodated
the galleries were thrown open % the public.
over thirty bishops in their robes, Of them an Eng
number before convened in American church
Beside these there great array Of the clergy many Of
them in surplces among them were ArchdeacOn Sin
clair OF Middesex. England and the Rev hessrs Cosse
ard Hawkins Of The English church.
The two Bishops in front Of the chancel IN simple
white gowns or rockets and in the pews either side sat
presbyter OF the Dioceses of South and North Carolina
some Of tie 81 10 occupied the interior Of the chancel
and others sai ia chairs directly ia front.
Morning prayer was read by the Rev. Drs. Ham KEEL
Of : C. ana Watson Of y G., both members OF the
General Convention. The ante communion service was
commenced by Bishop Hopkins, Of Vermont, Bishop
Smith OF keIiucky reading the Epifle, and Bishop open
GER Of the English Church. The Gospel
lie choral services o the day consisted of Ie Deam
and bofasctHs witch were chanied by the enoif and
cOngtgatcn-
ton from / IN. Oh. l, Y. s, and :
Wherefore PUT hat shou the t 81
Ccd vheh thee b. TIE Pu-in u ray hands of Ga a
nct vsr Is lie s, Of far ta u power q aad
his was IN elaborate and learned discourse delivered
with great plainnss and esestness OF speech and was
listened 10 th the deepest attention By tn large eongre
gaton present l. mainly defense Of toe Episcopal
% ssuiic lONci aLh4 Va 1-
BfLoIs Of that Church, and analysis Of the duties o.
fose called uroE to 30 the Office and work OF Bsnop
The preachers address - the candidates fr cOnsecfa
tion very eloquent and afiectouaie.
Tie sermon being concluded Bishop DAYS, Of South
Caroline Presented 10 the prtsilpg Bishop By Bsh
oIs Green and Freeman and Bishop Atkinson Of Nd, 81
Bishops NhiftiLChdm and CObbs.
Zach If them Promised conformity 10 the Protestant
Elscopa Church in The usual form. The testimonials u
tie diocesan and general conventions were read oy the
Secretary Of tn House Of Bishops and then tie ceremony
of The imposition If hands in which the American an
British DsLors united, wss performed aiisr which u
Communion g. administered
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Hon Richard S Williams then declared the Demo
cratic Nhg nominee for the State Senate to succeed Mr..
McMuroy and Committee Of six appointed 10 notify him
Of his nomination MIR Williams formerly represented tho
District and present Of the Governors of the Aims
House We are informed that the contest for the nomna
ton was spirited one but that the friends Of all the candi
dates before the Convention intend TO abide its decision
and sustain Mr. Williams election.
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uovrNs. FIFTH WARD ALLIANCE

meeting Of the Temperance WOmea oi the Fifth ward
YVES held yesterday at y p. VI. Afler appoinng Ms:
Mary T. Vaughan 70 the Chair the Committee apPyined
al former meeting reported Constitution, which was
adopted and large humber became members Of the Al
IaICe 80,
The appointment Of Officers for the ensuing year viii e
nae ON Monday afternoon next a. O'Clock The meet
ing adjourned to Reasonable at tie same place al that
ifr
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
MoxnAY Oct 1

re.o,utiop vras referred FOR TIE procuring Of new
Cc-,rtv Prison ipetead of that in kldrdge =.
ILebI Of the Coroner, in relation 70 PIT norton ez
Tte sLe,.Ts bili was again lad upon DE tsbls
Two or rbree all bills were ordere,s ~ be paid
cormunicafon ives received fr,ss the Rgister IN re
Isfiou 10 tie e1TeIsss Of his Office.
Several paper passed uPoo petitions Tor
ton Of tax
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s.n.non. co pEMocRATIc YOMINArlONs.

CofFs'FoHas1s SsiToeG sPRIsGs Monday, Oct. H. ls53
The democratic County Convention which met ct BAL,
re 90 - u Saturday, Isth nominated a complete Hard
ss1h ~ follows. Por District Attorney William II.
o5su FOR Superintendent o. Poor, VIM j. Angle for
J,iee OF Sessions David Maxwell for Coroner Benz D.
A6er nominating this Hard ticket the COnyeniion bs'
ed their trap with the FLOWING resolution to caieh s
Foe1 Tfsi oyols and frcsr>g ippfofe p r. w. =
a. N..iorli tli sfsfe ft-ir.Ffr.f'1 lqffh f.
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pemoeratic nlar,D Guy Nominations.

AssEMBLY-HARD.
Id assembly Districf-Geo ID w Clinton.
WITH dsscmbig Distrief-.lOhn Y Savage, Jr.
IXth assembly Decentralization Ferris
Nth lssemIlg Disfrict-N lliam Wadsworth.
XNIth Assembiy Disfrict-Russell Smith.
Nth Council Disfyicf-John Clancy.
NIIth Council Disfricf-James MeGowan
NNth Ward Alderman-lheodore MARITIME.
CosRclmen-53d D,si-Thomas A. Dunn on DIST
Bartholomew Healy ssh Did.-,Iohn Mariner ga
Dist-Edward IL Cozans 5Oth Dist-Bernafd Gainey.
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Democratic lsom Primary Election.

The Tammany Hall folks called meeting last night In
tie Eighth Ward TO elect Nominating Delegaes' having
declered the previous election void But the Compton
in and ouvoted the Tammanyies, just as they
did On the previous occasion and then the Sofs went OIL
and held private gathering the result Of which Is not yet
known
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Ind.u.ncsnt Democratic Nominations

.gefsrson Co-AssembIy l. g. inyiena1
TDondogG Co.-Asssmbly, 3. d.. Z l. S2sie. M.
XXII-OnoaSagG- senator ChArie' a. ""''''" "A
trict Attorney Amass II. Jerome
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fre,imi-Mrs. 5 T MARTYR

fcrrrfrcqfHg ofrrctffy- -htfy . vaughan.
Hcc9TgUag Se.retary--SaTah T. Barlow
Tieaf4yer-Emna Ball.
Mrs Eliza Hague mace some practical remarks, which
were wei received
Ms Maria l. Buckley. one Of the announced speakers
was now introduced. She said she had been formerly
much engaged in the Temperance work. Although she
had not been so engaged Of late owing % peculiar err
cumstenoes her heart not he less IA the cause
When several years ago. she took the field a. lecturer
she found much regdce against females taking the stand
But this had died away in great measure and now man
was coming 10 see the need Of adding her public
influence to promote good cause Ike this Women were
scarcely aware Of the influence OF which they capable
In making up her mind 10 unite in ths new form Of
effort she glad 10 many o. her sisters around
her ready 10 90 heartily and energCucely 70 work she
was not very coAvcrsan with politics bg. there could be
10 doubt Of the necessity Of prohbtory laws whether IN
Maine or Florida Neither could there be any doubt OF
its ustce Of protecting wives from the violence
and mpovershuent Of drunken husbands and wOrse than
orrhan children from the wOetl havoc Of the liquor tra
nc Mrs Buckley remarks were listened 70 with deep
interest.
Committee Of nine ladies appointed to superintend
the forpa DIV ard Alliances vote 0f thanks was Dnan
imousy rendered Dr. Trail for the graaious use Of bis
lecture room He responded By assuring the ladies' that
the room should b. az her servic whenever needed.
II was announced that the Alliance Tent which the Po
Ice had 20 rudely torn down. would be epched at some
convenient locality This created feeling Of sasfac
ton among those who had felt in gnani At the outrage
No -pecial call made for contributions but on 10
cuy being made a. 70 the method Of raising funds seye
raj ii the members contributed literally. The Alliance
then adjourned at the same place Oh M0Biay
afternoon next at clock.
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To throw nine streams from the front the orfce
receives branch butt similar to the ousides. And 10
throw two other two sphon shipped brass tubes
spring from the top OF tie box the front Of the engine,
thus allowing II several Ii es of hose be attached
that when the whole in the streams are forced
through eleven tubes, thus