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wAsHIEaroN, Jan, p. lSoS.
Sealed proposals, endorsed "PIopo.al, foT steam
until Q clock p m. on iii URsDAY, the 10Th Zebra
arg next, to be then opened for fnrnishing an tho
slrueiion and setting up, ready foL use, Of steam
Heating Apparatus for warming he new hidushp.
Naval Academy, Annapolis, Nd. according 20 Tho
printed specifications for tho same when eau DO 3D.
tained on application at this once. ,., 1890.
Bidders must 4ecompany their Offer. with guaran !,
ties that they WILL II their bids are accepted enter
into contract with good and satisfactory security, In
the full amount q The contract within !en DAYS ane1
guaTAutorE agree to pake good to the United States
the difference between the offer and that which may
be accepted 4, ,, -,-- -
plate the work --,--.. - , =,
The Bureau reserves the right 70 reject any or all Of
the bids, il Tor the Interest OF the Government.
' THORNTON A. JENKINS,
! jaSl .thstulOt Chisf Of bureau
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DROP osALsP woOD.



DIsTRICT or NEW hKKIoO,
SANTA FE, N. n. December 30, 1897,
Spsod proposals will be received at this once until
" clock M, . on SATURDAY, tho 18th day OF Feb
TuAry 1885, at which time they will be opened to do
liver to tho Qnartermsser's Department At Fort sum
ner, Now Mexico,
s,OW CORDS OF PINoN WOOD. OF GOOD
QUALITY.
Delivery to commence at tho option Of the coptIae'
iss
Proposals for any portion less than the whole qusn
tty required will be received,
For further particulars in making proposals see nv
advertisement for proposals for grain, dated 0h lns
or apply at this oheo.
Endorse bids Proposals for Wood, at Fort Sum
nor, and address to the undersigned, at Santa fe.
New Mexico
by order or Brovet Major General q. ". Getty.
NJ |. LUDINUTON,
By't Col. aud q. M, U. s. A.,
iaIl-td Chief ouartermasi"r
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IOFFICrN.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed At the second Session Of the
E0rtieth Congress.

TPUBLIc-No.
An AcT to provide for the exemption Of cotton
from internal tar.
Be ii enacted by tie Senate and House Of Rep
rcsentatire, Of ne United States Of Ameriea IN
Congress assembled, That all cotton grown in
the United States after the year eighteen hun
drcd and sixty seven shall be exempt from in
tsrnal tax and cotton imported from foreign
countries on and after November first, eighteen
hundred and sixty-sight, shall be exempt from
duty.
Approved, February 3, 1865
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CITY ORDINANCES.
sI1ty-nnh Council.

An ACT for the relief Of George A. Hosks.
Be u enacted by the Board Of Aldermen ana
board Of Common Council Of the city Of Wash
ingtoR, That the fne Of twenty dollars imposed
on George A. Hoske by Justice Walter on De-
cember 81. 1867, be, and the same Is hereby, re-
United; Prorided, howspsy That the said George
A Hoske pay the costs Of prosecution.
JAMES c. DULIN,
Prt,ident oftke Board Of Common Council.
J. RUSSELL BARR,
President If tie Board Of aldermen,
Approved, February Q. 1868.
RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor
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DROvIDESCE HOSPITAL,
uSDER THK CHARGE OF
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
Corner Of Second street east And street south, Capt
Ma HEALTHY AND REFINED PART OF WASH.

Corner OF Second street east and street south. Capt
tol Hill,
n HEALTHY AND RETIRED PART OF WASH.
lNUTON CITY
The new building Is ready for the reception Of
patients Of every class, both medical and surgical
The ears run within two squares Of the building.
week, payable in advance. This includes Nediclus
and Medical or Surgical attendance.
Private R9SIs cap BE- had at s s,y raies
. , ,,,,, ,rHnsICiASs
d, Il. IAGNER, N, D., No. 40 II street, between
Eighteenth aud Ninteenth.
JOHN &. RILEY, NJ. D., New York avenue, be-
wecn Fourteenth and Fifteenth .treots.
wM. MARBURi, N. D., 40 II street.
j. Y, THOMPSON, N. D., corner Ninth street aud
Massachusetts avenue.
z, N. FORD. N, p, IS East Capitol street.
n. S. LINCOLN, N, d. 2s y street north.
ADVISORY AND CONSULTING,
GRAFTON TYLER N. D., corner VI Washington
and Gay streets Georgetown.
y HOWARD, NJ D., MS y street.
THOMAS Ml LLER, 10 Y street.
JOHNSON ELIOT, t03 3 strcet.
g. II, LlBERMASN, $50 Thirteenth street.
Application can be made at tho Hospital, or 10 either
OF tho above named phy.irians Physicians sending
patients to the Hospital who may occupy private rooms
have the privilege Of attending the same.
al-No persons " ith conta giOus diseases admitted
SISTER LORETTA O'RElLLY,
oCtl7 Superior.
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Az ACT for the relief Of George Rhinehart
Be il enacted, Nc, That the sum Of one hun.
dred and twenty three dollars and City cents
be, and the same is hereby, appropriated, pay
able out of tho general fund, to enable the
Mayor to pay George Rhinehart that amount,
being the balance due said Rhinehart for
dredging out the west channel Of the Potomac
river.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
OFFICE CHEZ QrARrERAAsTRR,)
FOURTH MILITARY DIsIRIcT,

VICksBuRo, Miss, January %, 1858.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received al
the onee Of the Post QuArermaste at Holly Springs
Miss. until los, m Of SATURDAY, tho 18th q Feb.
ruary 1885, for tho delivery at such places aud times
as the Post Quartermaster at Holly Springs may d.
rect, Of ~
Wood.
In such quantities as may be required up to June 20.
Each proposal will be accompanied by copy Of this
notice, and guaranteed by two responsible parties
who will gree to enter into sufficient bonds for the
faithful performance Of contract when awarded.
The undersgned reserves tho right TO reject any or
all bids for proper eause,
Proposal. " N be marked "Propossl,ilor Wood, y,
sent by mail 10 Brovot Major g. S. Ewing, and
Thirty fourth Infantry, A. A. q. NJ. Holly Springs,
Mississippi.
By order OF the General Commanding the District.
J. q. CHANDLER,
Military District fo7td
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JoIxr Resolution for the relief Of destitute
persons in the South,
BE itrsSolrrd Ly TIE Senate and House If Rrg-
,s,eniatirss Of Tie EHii0i States Of ARaicn IN
Congress assembled, That the Secretary of War
be hereby authorized to issue, for the relief of
any and all classes Of dsstituteS in the South,
such desiceated potatoes and desicI lnted mixed
vegetables as have accumulated during the war
and are not needed for use in the army, the
same to be issued under the direction Of the
Commissioner Of the Bureau Of Refugees, Freed
men, and Abandoned Lands.
Approved January3l, 1868,
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This Disponsary is In connection with Columbia
Hospital and is opened for the treatment OF cut
patients, who are supplied with Medicine, Medical
and Surgical treatment free.
Patients who about to be connncd And desire to
DO attended at their own hoinos, but who are unable
pay for tho services Of competent medical praet
toner, Ill DO furnished with medical attention free
by lcayinG their names aud address At the Hospital
with the mAtron.
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HEADQrARTEks DIsTEICr or INBIAS TRKRIrORT,l
CHiEF QuARIERLAsTERs oIglCE, I
FuRT GlBsOS, G. n, January ], 1888
Scaled proposals, In duplicate, will be received at the
office Of tho undersigned At Fort Gibson, l. T.. until
10 clock, m, THURSDAY, February 20, 1853, to
furnish for the use q he Department.
delivered at Fort Gibson, c y on or before the Sth
PINE LUMBER,
assorted ns follows, to wit:
70, 90 feet, board measure, 2, inch PLANK, clear.
1900 g." " " " board. Tor flooring,
-' none 10 exceed inches In width,
49, 900 feet 2inch plank for hoorng none I" exceed
inches in width,
10, 900 feet inch clear pine boards
Le rrGuiremen ts and foTmalites usual In contract
ing Tor iOyernment supplies will DO eNaetcd OF al
bidders aud all to whom any contract may be awarded
For further particulars apply at tbs 9hGc.
| BY authority OF Colonel Del Fioyd J9ne', com
| febs.l& Cart and A, q. N ChefQ NJ
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JoISr RESOLUTION for the relief Of E, A. Adams
R,s0irsi, Sc., That the sum Of FIVE dollars be,
and the same is hereby, appropriated out Of the
general fund to refund said amount to E. A.
Adams 4 Co, it having been inadvertently de.
posted in excess Of the usual amount Of $40
for retail druggists license.
Approved, February Q, 1868.
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JETHE sgPRENE COURT or THE DISTRICT or
Almira C. Allen,)
VS.,
ilGo Equity Docket s.

u
VS. llGo Equity Dockots,
John s. Allen. }
The subpoena issued to compel tho defendant ap:
psaTAnee having been returned by tho Marshall, MOT
10 be found" aud tho complainant having hled an
andAyt that the defcnsAnt Ia non.resldfnt Of this
ney Il Ia this 18th day Of January, A. 1875, ordered
by tho court that the defendant cause appearance
10 be entered herein before the first Rule day
curing forty days after this day, othsrwlse the cause
will be proceeded with rs In case OF default,
BY tho Court.
4 true copy , ,,p,ou c,.,,
Test: H. j. MLioo' oNfh'
nS.law6w
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INFORMAL MEETING OF DEMOCRATIC WORK.
mo CoMa11rTEEs.--At an informal meeting Of
the Working Committees Of the Democratic
Ward Clubs, held lest evening at the Masonic
Hall, DR.. P. Melvin Cohen was called to the
chair, and Mr.. Samson requested to act as
Secretary.
MIR. C. c. Trumbo said that he and some
other gentlemen had taken upon themselves
the responsibility of calling tho meeting, and
that they had no idea of making nomination,
but oply wished TO secure all expression OF
opinion to be submitted TO the ward meetings
on Wednesday night.
Mr.. Martin, for the purpose OF obtaining the
sense of the meeting, offered resolution to
tho effect that the ditferen; Democratic Cubs
be requested to send five delegates each TO q
nominating convention, to be held at Masonic
Hall on the second of November. The vote on
this resolution showed that there were present
from the Working Committee OF Ward 1, six
delegates; Ward 2. six: Ward 3. ten; Ward 4,
foul: Ward 5, eight; Wand 6, twenty; Ward I,
ten; Ward s, three. Tie gentlemen present
from the Working Committee of Ward i, III
cluding the Chairman, NJ. H. Nathan. ESD, de-
clined to have anything 10 do with the meet.
ing. The Chairmen of Tic Committees Of Wards
l, and s. also protested against the authority
of the meeting.
Air. Martins resolution was almost unani-
mously adopted.
Just as the vote on this resolution had been
declared, Nh Vardell appeared as committee
from The Democratic Club of Ward Z, and STAT
ed that the Club had mel, and i'll consideration
OF this meeting and for fear of inconsiderat3
action thereat, had adopted q preamble and
resolutions, which lie now read to the meeting,
and asked on behalf Of tho Club OF Ward that
they be considered. The preamble and reso-
lutions we're to the effect that The Club OF Ward
disapproyed of the action OF the Central
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MEEr1sa oE DEMooaA11o CLun OF WARp g.

MEETING OF DEMOCRATIC CLUB OF WARD g.
This cub held IN extra meeting on Monday
night, at which somo sixty or seventy were
present, who represented that portion of the
ward opposed TO the action Of the Central
Democratic Club. In consequence OF some re-
marks that had been made by few of the
members regarding tho course pursued by him
in the Central Club, the president, Mr. John
Hanckel, ten cred his resignation both OF that
a, Zee and as a member OF the Central Club.
This was accepted, together with that OF the
RECORD ing secretary, Mr.. ". Walter Riley. Mr.
J. c. 81, Ewald, one of the vice-presidents, was
an,onted chairman pro tem., and the club
adopted a res olution that committee Of five
delegates be eli, ,cted to a Nominating Convcn-
tion. and the oths ward clubs were invited to
cooperate with them ip the movement The
following we're appoin ted on the committee:
NJ. p. Halsey, F. J. lLeidt, j. S. Green W.
Brewer, ST., and J. B. Nixt'n. Tho following Is
Mr.. Hanckels letter of rcsig,,ation:
To The Members Of the Democratic Cluo Of
Ward No. g.:
GENrLEarEN Finding that there exists
wide difference of opinion between n'yseIf ana
largo portlon of the Club in regard TO our
policy in the approaching canvass for munich
pal officers, and recognizing your right to be
represented by those who agree with you IN
opinion. I hereby resign my official position as
president and representative in the Central
Club.
Thanking you for the uniform consideration.
and courtesy have received at the hands OF
every member of the Club, and yielding to
none in my devotion to the Democratic cause,
II l-0
fSirnedI JOHN HANCKEL.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE

Of Valuable Real Estate and Wharf, on West
Side of ASHLEY Rirer, opposite Broad street,
and adjoining the Savannah and Charleston
Railroad Depot, formerly known as the
Happoo Mill and Wharf Property, and the
Machinery-To be sold under an order from
Hon. Georges Bryan, Judge Of the United
States District Court, dated august 10, 1868,
and under the instructions Of the Assignee.
On TUESDAY, the 18th of November next ensuing,
at 12 o'clock at the Old Posofice. on Broad-street
the highest bidder,
WEARF PROPERTY, with the Buildings thereon,
CONSISTING OF:
All that TRACT OF LAND in St. Andrews Parish,
opposite the City of Charleston, known rs the Wap-
poo Mill Tract, being part of the Tracts known as
Nos. and S, and more clearly defined IN plat
made by R. Z. Payne. Esq, registered In Mesne
Conveyance Office, Book L, No. 49, page 419; bound
ed north and west on lots Nos. and G. as designated
In same plat; south on Wappoo Creek IA nav1gable
strcam) and east on Ashley River, containing about
fifteen acres, be the same more or less, of high and
marsh land. at the junction OF Wappoo Creek and
Ashley River, in the centre OF which is space Of
about four hundred and seventy-fve feet from east
to west by about two hundred and seyenty,two feet
from north to south, whereon is located the Steam
Saw Mill and MI necessary Buildings for carrying on
extensive Lumber and Timber business. There
is Causeway from the Mil to within few yards of
\
ufording unparalleled facilities for receiving and
shipping Lumber, Timber, Phosphates &C., &c.
At the same time and place will be Sold
The MACHINERY on the premises, VIZ very
superior STEAM ENGINE OF sixty (6O) hcrese power,
with Boilers complete, and many parts OF the Ma
chinery in duplicate; Also Gang Saw Mill running
ten saws. all in good running order, &C., &c.
The sale will be conducted as 10 lows:
The Land Wharf aud Buildings will be sold for
one-iourth cash. and the remainder on credit OF
one two and three years, secured By bond and mort
gage Of tho property sold
The Machinery will be sold for one-half cash, re-
mainder in sixty AMI ninety days. securedoy APPROX
ed endorsed notes, bearing seven per cent interest,"
with mortgage Of the property sid. reasonable
time will be allowed for the removal of the Engine,
Boiler, sc.
Purchasers to pay for conveyances. stamps, &c.
Toe1amiue the property, for further particulars,
apply in person or by letter TO
JOHN S. RYAN,
Bank Of Charleston Building,
Broadstreet, Charleston, s. G.
October II W3
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(Signedl

The COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND THE quo
WAnRANro.- Willard rendered his de-
cision yesteday morning in the quo warranto
issued against the Commissioners OF Pub &c
Buildings and the Commissioners OF Main
Roads for st. Philips and st. Michaels Parish.
As was expected the decision was in favor OF
the County Commissioners, and the following
orders wero issued:
The State ex rel the Attorney General VS.. Richard
=, North. Thomas L. Webb, Thom IS h. War1ng,
John E. Carew, Henry NJ. Manigault.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON, 5.
C,-Upon hearing the argument IN the ABOVE
named proceeding, it is ordered tnaV the
above pamed respondents do forthwith, ana
upon pain Of contempt OF this Court, vacaIc
the offices OF Commissioners OF ROADS lor H.'
Ph1lip's and ST. Mlchael's Parishes, and With
out delay deliver and surrender all books, pa
pers, documents and property of whatever
kind in any manner pertaining to SAID oihoes,
to the County Commissioners for Charleston
County, elected on the second and third days
of June A. D. 1868, viz: Francis Q. Miller, MI
chael Mclaughlin, and Edward 2. Wall;
(Sigped) A. J. WILLARD,
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
Of the State OF nth Carolina.
At At Chambers, Charleston s. Co. October ~
The State ex rel the Attorney General vs.. James
Eason, George $. Hacker, John schnicrle Edwd.
Roach, W. L. Venning
Upon hearing the arguments in the above
named proceedings, tits ordered that the above
named respondents do forthwith, and upon
pain of contempt of this Court, yacate the
Offices OF Commissioners of Public Buildings
for Charleston, and do surrender and deliver
all the books, papers, documents and properly
their said offices, to the County Commissioners
fer Charleston County, elected on the I'd and Sd
of June, A. D. 1868, viz: Francis G. Miller,
Michael Mclaughlin and Edwd. 2. Wall.
(Signed) a. j: WlLLAhD,
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
OF the State of South Carolina.
At Chambers, Charleston, S. G., October n,
1868.
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ssIGNEE,S SALE.

Real and Personal Estate and Hotel Farni-
On TUESDAY. first December next, at - o'clock,
before the Old PJstof!ce, Broad-street. Charl ston
S. c.. will be sold by the Assignee OF Joseph Pur-
cell, Bankrupt, at ru5lic auction,
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE REAL ESTATE:
All that one undivided half " interest in the
MILLS HOUSE HOTEL, on southwest corner OF
Meeting and Queen streets, containing. on Meeting
street, 80 feet and also on the lands OF estates OF
Mixer and Enston 81 feet inches, and also on the
lands of the estates Ct Mixer and Enston IL feet2
inches m,kng in all the east ue 100 ieet 10 inches
moro less; north on Qu0ens ect 275 feet inches
or less south on ands OF Hibernlan Society 81
feet also on land of estate OF Daniel Mixer and Wm
Ens:oa 1T feet inches and % feet inches, also on
lands Soc ct of Friends Al feet, in all on south line
270 feet morr or less; west on land OF Society OF
Friends II feet inches also on laud low, C. late Of
james $. Watson 81 feet, in all on west lines Of Ill
tce inches, more or lss, which said premises are
delneaei and appear, by plat Of the same made by
Paul Dere, Civil Engineer, and dated April 10, lSo3
ALSO
One-fourth t1.4th) undivided interest in the
WOODEN HOUSE AND LOT on Meeting. street, next
south of Mills House. containing on MeetinS-street
81 feet inches, and in depth III feet nches, more
o: less having such dimensions as will appear upon
above plat.
ALSO,
One undivided half interest in the BRICK HOUSE
AND LOT on Meeting street, next south OF the
above containing on Meeting is feet inches,
aod IN oepth I4U feet more or less, having such di-
meusloas as will appear upon above mentioned plat
ALSO.
At Mills House Hotel, on WEDNESDAY, second
December next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and there con-
tin,l:ng from day to day until the property shall be
sold.
All the FURNITURE of the Mills House Hotel,
CONSISTING OF:
Parlor Chamber, Dining Room and KITCHEN
FURNI URE, all in perfect order and latest styles,
complete for the equipment of irs.-cla IS hotel.
Terms-The real estate will be sod for oue-third
cash. the balance payable in and two years, in
terest payable annually secured by bond and mort
gage of the property which IS to be insured and the
policy to be assigned. Purchasers 10 pay for stamps
papers. &c.
1he Furniture will be sold for cash, 70 be delivered
on day of sale L. ". MAR R-HALL,
Assignee Of the Estate Joseph Purcell
October 2G mwfl6 tul
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The FOLLOWING residents of Ward No. are
requested to call at my Office for naturalization
papers: J. Beshr, S. Brown. C. Pass, 81. Goet-
gen, H. Meyer, A. Fl. Shumaker, James Stem
mermaun, S. Zscharias, Christian Walter, Will
liam seigirg, Martin shuttle, H. Rasibrook,
D. o'B1ian, J. c. Olnick. A. Nordhausin, H. W.
Kreite, Adam Holub, r. P. Forreston, Fl. Col i
ner, Herman Baur, a. Dass, D. Hass: Max
Levy, William Colebr ooke, Timothy human,
John O'Brian, D. Fl. Blruch, Earnest Hisen-
buttlc, H. Darlington, Fred. Gruber, e. Cru
ber, James Kenny, William Morrissey, H. Ma
genhoff, William O'3rian, A. Keegan, Claus
Weis, A. A. Waterman, c. F. Lubs, W. F. Pad
den, John ODay, Louis Weitsel, Carl Weitsel.
Also those residents Of Ward No. who have
not yet received their citizen papers.
WM. TENNENT,
No. 20 Law Range, Broad-street.
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REGISTRATION. Although it was we'll known
that yesterday was the last day for the regis
tration Of voters for the Presidential electors,
vet there was no crowd at the polls and no e2-
citcment. The largest number were register
ed at Ward 8, as that embraced all the terrific
ry to the Six-mile House. Several colored boys
under twenty-one attempted to register, but
were promptly refused by the managers, and
doubtful cases were accepted until proof was
furnished of their age. Below we give the re-
turns for yesterday, and the total for the three
days. The figures have been furnished each
day by the managers and are correct:
REGISTRATION RETURNS.
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RECAPITULATION:
Office of City Registrar. October 81, 1868.
GEORGE S. P1LIER, NJ. D., City Registrar.

The FOLLOWING RESIDENTS of Ward No. are
requested to call ut my Office for naturalization
papers E. L. Busse, C. H. Blamken. E. H.
Borneman, a. Buredorf, John Grayer, - Grei-
scr, II. Haslop, Ely. Hanken, c. Hoffman, a..
Hess, c. KIintworth, F. Klintworth, H. Amb-
fuss, R. Fl. Schwab, A. Theifenthal, H. Tiencl-
en-, L. Wittschon, L. Wagener, L. Walker.
Also oil others in Ward no. who have not re-
ceivcd their citizen papers.
AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE,
No. II Droad-street,
Over Bank of the State.
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Club and the Committee of Conference, and
that they suggested to the Ward Clubs at
their meeting tonight "wednesday to appoint
each five delegates to convention to meet at
Masonic Hall on Thursday evening, and ask
the cooperation and counsel of the Central
Club in nominating suitable candidates for
Mayor and Aldermen. If the Central Club de-
clined to cooperate, then the convention to
proceed with the nomination without them.
On motion, the adoption OF Mr.. Martins
resolution was reconsidered, and that gentle
man was allowed to withdraw it. The pre-
amble and resolutions adopted BY the Demo
cratic Club of Ward No. were then concurred
in as expressing the sense of the meeting; the
chairmen of the delegations from the various
wards were instructed to present them to their
respective Clubs tonight "wednesday, and
the meeting then adjourned.