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hore of the lake about six miles north OF Ra-

shore Of the lake about six miles north OF Ra-
cine and brought her b this pert for repairs,
-Four seamen OF he schooner Maid we're
drowned at ST. Cathernes On the 5th inst Three
of the men were thron out Of boat in IN at
tempt to rescue the tother-in-law Of the Cap
tain, who had fallen Terboard.
The ecow D. G7Wright, OF South Haven,
loaded with lumber, from Ellis Bay for Chicago.
run ashore this side,f Racine North Point at {
e. N. Tuesday, du:ag thick weather. The tug
Tiff went to her assistance, with steam pump,
Tuesday evening"
The Oswego Ines OF day before yesterday
Eays despatch rfeived this morning states
xhat the schooner T. Martin is ashore on the
bar at Fair Haven, with loss of rudder. The
cutter Chase has }one up to get her of. We
learn that the staoner George Henry is ashore
at Stoney Creel.
The body { a man, evidently q seaman,
shout As years otege, was found in the river at
Cleveland on Sunday morning. It appeared to
have been in ihs water several days. In his
pockets we're foua only an ordinary knife and
vessel was JameHiBA Jr-. ard on the back WAS
s:James Shenno, 403 Dean Messrs. Van
Ness 4; Brown hae taken charge of the body.
For q numhr Of days party Of United
States surveyor; under the command of Chief
Assistant Henr9 Costar, have been engaged near
Racine in na3ng surveys on the lake for q
chart. to the deEh Of thirty feet The company
travel ard workn true military style, camping
out, their tents eing. pitched on the beach, on
the north side, ear tie mouth of the harbor.
The officers aras follows: Henry Costar, Chief
Assistant; ". :. Hinnman, Subordinate Assist
ant; John Grnman, Second Subordinate AS
sistant; Rober5 Alexander, Steward.
TheDetroit Fer P,tesshas the following: From
above the st. Cir Fats until 8 point is reached
below Bar PointLako Erie, the channel is beset
with various obsscles to navigation that render
it extremely haardou. for the larger class OF
vessels and stcaaprs ts pass in broad day, to say
nothing Of the inreasa danger Of night. Some
of them, it is trus aresither staked or buoyed,
but in such way as Il render their guidance
uncertain Someha7e hought it clever to re-
mark Why it was hat thse disasters did not oc.
cur in tho earlierdaya q shipping when not q
buoy or stake ws visible throught the whole ex-
tent of the riye:s To those acquainted with
such matters tits unnecessary to state that the
demands Of con2S having so largely yincreas-
ed, the shipping 'leceas9ily to keep pace
and with an inc* of tonntge came also the
greater draft, tins: :dding to the difficulties Of
passing through tht straits an rivers, dangers
nearly impossible tt overcome
, 1872-10-25
The Abuse Of 8sr,arn,acy.

From kde L0uisrsIZc Commercial
A gentleman Of 3 waggieh turn Of mind,
thought he would test the capacity Of Louisville
druggists one day. So lie sat down and wrote
in horrib? illegible hand, several prescriptions
in Latin, which, when translated, read as fol-
lows:
No. /. "Ant eggs and onion juice.''
No. 2. compound fluid extract hydro piper
compunctuAted.''
No: 3. "lizard oil, spirits camphor, spirits
bartshorn, spirits Of just men made perfect"
he Tent to druggist in the East-end and
, 1872-10-25
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
1HTANTED-HOUSE AND LOT. OR LEASED LOT,
" which can get for $40 $50 month till paid for.
Address, stating location, netc., 4 H. Tribune Office.
WANTED - COTTAGE AND LOT ON NORTH
MUND 6. STILES, rs q Rst Madison st.. Room ST.
WANTED-To BUY SOME ACRE PROPERTY IN
W near Chicago; it rr.ust be barEnu may
RIra location and prica. 4 ddress z. q. Bux II. -
, 1872-10-25

- SEWING MACHINES, =.
WH.EEEtLlER WILSON SEWING MACHINES,
~ tne neT Improved sold rented on ensy monthly
payments Work given II desired. :BURNHAM 4
ELaNNEhf, City Agents, main Office, H3 West Madt-
eOu-st branch. $40 Nnba asE-ay
, 1872-10-25

E'OR SALE TO PRINTERS - SECONDHAND
i cases. staud rules leads type, etc., at Is Canal-st
, 1872-10-25

TOR sALE-COTTAGE AND CORNER LOT, 81, ESQ.,
eosy terns houses, 45 minutes ride $50 per month";
EDMUND 6. STILDS, a76 East Aladison st.. Room 81.
VOR RSALF-nIAYW0OD-O ACRES, NEAR II AY-
sNYDEh& LEE, Ne. 4 Nz1on's building, mort aeast
, 1872-10-25
BUILDING MATERIAL,

E,OR sALE-5o0 600 BRICK. INQUIRE OF o. L,
e GRANT, Room IT, Exchange Binding.
TERRA COTTA-DUNNE i SEAMAN. AGENTS
L of tho Louisville Terra Gotta Works, now pre-
pared TO putis window caps, brackets, columns DC,
&c. Office, 16l East htonroe-st.
, 1872-10-25
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE,

F3f : =
En- nj as 'ss
I'D bsa rea Wa 1ay gd o sys e
5s &c., sas sisSss iss xg isSss S
slsS $5 yss5y s. n'onfhy yss5s s5S9 sas
house, iazsas Bay Window, pa1or bath
&?
s
q g sop 5ss6
ence "'''' '''' @A'1 pA' 'A'n A0f ''n''-
5.esss ssss1 nesa as4F HaSie%oda. Gsatss5 RrF&'
q %s,sRhs4ss prop
non s4fT1T - E1Gfi5Woo1 33 -99s;=;: 9o%S ~ Tf77.
3D. deg 3 sssy s tss 'AaB T. B an 81
TOR sALE-COTTAGE AND CORNER LOT. S1. eo.
ffHy " @ sd 5 E1s1
saien 1sai1s e AZ
Corner q Monroe @ and M Dno'ns mort heast
ZOE sALE.iss ACRES ON CALUMET RI YER,
& s s eeee Sa eeada, pE sna Ess M 5ya! VT
ment on ts FgeE at he m ;5kss ehesp, and ve
NOR SALF-FNGLEWO0D. IN THE Nc RMAI
RSS N S %o ssz s5EsSs kasr Ss
isrse traets il tse Viaws iite femofe rom ths
2ke iayatsa t9 trade Roron to about SO
zsbs Wa SE fng to
e. H5ts5 ESS5ss e :ssS : ys E I
eaasay. eaasay.eoEnsE5aeksons.:------ corner 5aeksons.:
40 T3Hrf ITnT fSlIN
, 1872-10-25
CLAIRVCYANTS.

NR. MATHEW. AND MADAM MAYNARD. CAN
- tel OF business, marriages. journeys lawsuits, sh
tep1 iIend lost eE stolen property Wish
sore eyes. seminal weakness consumption, LIVER com
Plain ague, catafzh Delicate diseases cured IN few
days. Cure Of no pay. 2Q1 West 1l0dssonet.
, 1872-12-19
THE LAW COURTS.
NOTES.

NOTES.
II. Perkins, Assignee, in bankruptcy ct tbs
Stat Insurance Company, yesterday fled his
zepy to the revisory petition OF the petitioning
creditors, praying that the decision OF Judge
Blogett, declining to remove the Assignee, be
taktn under review. The answer is unusually
b1i6, and admits that complainants are creii-
tor5 of the bankrupt; that the respondent was
aplointed Assignee and duly approved by the
District Court; that on the 18th July, 1879,
Ne8son S. Taylor filed petition for the removal
ct he respondent; that On the 18th Of
the same month John 4. King did the
earr., which petitions we're answered BY the
RESPONDENT on the 25th Of tho eamo month
that: On the 23d August, 1872, another petition
vas He'd for the same purpose and on the 2Sth
that tae petition Of the Esd August was aban,
{doned and that of the 2sth duly answered that
all suth cnswers we're referred to Register Hib-
bard, to take proof, and returned to the District
Court 3here they remain of record and such
record, the petitioner insists, must be produced
in Cou1t in lieu Of any supposed abstract there
Of ; an that the Court did, on the 18th Norem-
ber, 1877, on such petitions, answers, and proofs,
refuse te remove the respondent !; and the re-
spoutieH nov afirms the truth Of his former
replies u said petitions, and with respect to the
latest (rxyisoIY) petition, he demurs, first, that
the allegations present new matter not now be-
fore she District Court, ana second. that they
are not sufficient in equity.
4 xuit Of importance to insurance stockholders
was fried before Judges Blodgett and Hopkins,
In the United States District Court, yesterday,
namely, the Assignee Of tho Great Western In
suraace Company, in bankruptcy, '. L. S. Major,
sto:kholder. The claim was for an assessment
Of 20 per cent on the defendants stock, the as
eessnent having been made at meeting OF pro-
rrietors shortly after the fire. The defendant
held that he vas not liable inasmuch rs the
assessment was illegal, it having been made by
a vote only of portion of the stockholders,
namely, those living in Chicago, mono others
having received notice to attend and vote. The
point was contested with much obstinscy
throughout the day, and considerable doubt was
thrown upon the steps that we're taken BY the
Company at the confused time just following
the fire. and the jury gave the plaintiff the bene-
ht of the debt, finding 3 verdict for S4,082.
Eliza 6totherd seeks divorce. She afirus that
ehe YES married to John Stotherd, in England, in
1857. that her husband was guilty of extreme
and repeated cruelty to her in London, England.
and that she has been q resident OF this State
n1e whole year. She does not state whether
her husband is q British or American subject. or
whether any acts Of cruelty hare been committed
in this country. Divorces are sometimes
Granted in similar cases. where good proof can
Be sdduced Of the matters charged. The hus-
band will be properly notified, and it he Las any
thing 70 Fay II d|ap1oof Qt tho a!llegatiQps made
, 1872-12-19
against him, hs will have to come across the
ernment, is still entitled to its protection.

IL
ernment. is Still entitled to it's protection.
-. ,,,..u.. ...,. -.
wife on the Ground Of incompatibility Of temper.
The 1nck]ess h,,ahand cornp1ains that during six
teen weary Years his yirago Of worser half has
experienced such chronic state of tantrums
that the nile and not tie exception; has been that
ne been obliged to nee TOT ms A1e az meal
TN tunes, though Why particularly az "eal''lnoes Ii
not stated.
fled papers N the sun Drought by the deceased
against the County o. Lee State Of 1owa, ~ E pray y
ing for restoration OF tie Judgment or u, 45.oo.
sttscbad r. honds Voted h. the defendant to the
Taolr,1E HInnnt Pleasant h 1fuscatine Railroad
1omnen,r Tba anil xvae nrdare3 reatored
N- ~ -. 1n~.-z -.
ra;;ad s'9I states G;rct ~ rotsyt = Iudra r Hon
kins. of he District Court OF tie Western Dis
"a 1ni7re NJ R1odratt in nerforrnnr the d11ties at
the United States District Court during tho in
disposition OF the latter.
r, M Rates I, co,,n,nv nat;+;on ror +ba
h,,,i1rtrv ~ ~ Eri;aon Z Fos}ar ~, sccornt ~
an unpaid note Of S529.45. An affidavit is fled
ayerring that debtors have acknowledged their
inability to pay their debts without having re-
COURSE OF 0ankruptcy-
A. motion for new trial in the case Of the
prisoners Raiaforth and Fuller, was yesterday
overruled by Judge Rogers, and the parties re-
man N PRISON. mountaineering tue 3o Gays 1or-
hally auo"eo LOT nung o1 the e1eeptlons.
An order Vas yesterday given by the District
Court for the arrest of Mahan l. Kennedy, bank
fapts. the , stateo1 Whose a1alfs was duly YEN
'llateo IN th1s column q lew Gays Since.
Mr.. Booth, referred to yesterday as having
been appointed to Judge Farwell's Court, remains
there only temporarily gong 10 1noee 1ree
coott ano11ly.
In the cases Of Nathaniel G. Faxon and En-
manuel Hartman, nearing and eIea1tors mest
1ng ng VII pc hela oe1ore heg1ster a1oDato Oh 'llo
@otn o. January
Ins EaIaoas su1ts against Ene hls9rslao lI, l.n-
ProTement company arc pelng compleseo n 'Sda WI
nappy aesPalc9. lne5e "eie '"o a4oio JUG
, 1872-12-19

Hartford, Ct, is either Q very rich place, or
rich. During the past year there have died there
thirty-one persons, whose fortunes amounted in
the aggregate to s2,n4,000. During the same
period there died, outside Of the city but in the
same Probate District, fifteen persons, with IN
aggregate property Of sS71, ,0oo. From both
omitted.
, 1872-12-19
EVANSTON.
Dastardly Attempt to Burn the Public
School Building.
Evanston's Sensation Man Again on His
Midnight Walks...Toung Ladies
Badly Frightened.

An attempt WAS made, Monday evening, by
some miscreant, to burn the public school build
ing in this pfAce. shnvinge, saturated with
kerosene oil, had been placed under the front
steps and ignited. The flames spread rapidly,
but were fortunately discovered by Mr. Buck
ley, the janitor, before they were uncomfortable,
and BY active exertion On his part were sub
dued. It was the merest accident that they
were discovered as they were, and the wonder is
that this valuable edifce was not lost. Will the
citizens of Evanston never zee the folly Of their
penny-wise, pound foolish policy, and take steps
to protect themselves against the raVages Of
fre2
The Town Trustees met Tuesday night, but,
there not being O quorum, they separated, to
meet on the first Tuesday OF January. The
water aueBtion WAS to have been conaidered, and
the purchase OF fire engine.
The Tripod Association, at the last meeting,
made the following selections: For editors, T.
". Cleveland and E. Arnold, OF the class Of 1873,
and A. J. Scott and J. H.. Hawks, Of 1874.
G. Ward, and Richards, Of the Ade1phio Literary
Society, and @. T. Drake, ). r. Lesle, and
Lucius Coleman Of the Hinman. These gentle
men hold their offices for six months.
already been mentioned in The TRIBUNE, still
eludes our police and Vigilance Committee On
Monday night OF this week servant girl who
was out after dark in the vicinity Of the Uni
versity, met him face to face. He attempted to
seize her but she escaped by fight. A few
ened by him and fled into neighboring house
for refuge. This singular individual first began
hismanauvres in South Evanston q year ago, and
has been steadily working north since,
and it is to be hoped that he will soon get out Of
town. He is thought to be somewhat = loony, ?"
but still seems to be posted as to all attempts
made to apprehend him, az be never has run
into any OF the traps laid to catch him. If de-
sire for notoriety stimulates him, it is about
time that he ehould disclose himself and lay
claim to his laurals.
The Lakesides meet tonight at the residence
of T. D. Reed, Esq. The exercises will begin
promptly at o'clock.
L. K. Aaker Register Of the Alexandria
CMinn.) Land Office, has been guilty OF malprac-
tice in Office, which the Glenwood Eagle, edited
by Postmaster, promises to expose. The Eagle
Gays it could have made the expose during the
, 1872-12-19

DERSONAL - INFORMATION WANTED OF
Racine County. Wis When last hesrd from he stop
Eoais No. Any information concerrins him viii be-
thankfully received By his parents. Address EDWARD
, 1872-12-19

i. K. Aaker, Register Of the Alexandria
CMinn.) land Office, has been guilty OF malprac-
tice in Office, which the Glenwood Eagle, edited
by Postmaster, promises to expose. The Eagle
Gays it could have made the expose during the
campaipu but Iefraiued.
, 1872-12-19

no RENT-ROOMS, FURNISHED Or PARTLY
furnished. for aingle gentlemen, In hrstclass
Kitchen. etc, with suite of roos. to parties desiring
1st-clasa accommodations. Address Y "a, Tribune
, 1872-12-19
TO RENT--ROOMS,

no RENT-DESIRABLE ROOMS, FURNISHED OR
unurnfshed, with without boaId In small private
family Apply at third doot Cassst., Illinois
, 1872-12-19
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

w WAaNlT!TEP2L al!T P2LiMT1sNcEMLIANEous r. SC lila FURNITURE FOh
lots Addssss a II 22sahnaa oaases. 'e -
, 1872-12-19

DOR SALE-NEW HOUSE, LARGE LOT, MODERN
securities. LiNGLE d BARLOW. II otis Block, L.
, 1872-12-19

ElOR SALE-ATA RARGAN-LOTS ON WESTERN
L av., Polk Taylor and Camphell-av., on terms to
suit parties Wishing to build. Inquire premises Of
, 1872-12-19
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS "ANTED.
A GENTS WANTEp-ONE GOOD MAN m EvERH
town n the United States to sell the sewing
chine starter, which IS the best selling attachment n th
market It Will positively ear the rasehna In the 1iEht
way without removing the hands from the work w5ile
ssMtng also prevents The machine from running
COOK q CO., BOOM g. LIS C1afk-st. A lew uo1e citx
men wanted.
A GENTS WANTED = PROFITABLE EHPLOYx
a nsnt. Eish to employ gentlsuen and ladtes "a
Y +sss1nk hsSh4e Stitch ahke On both zdes It vi
Eufe sew lEo the 6nest nainsook to boa7er over-
pSstng9 I'D 1sStbsF For further pa1cplsla add,eax
Louis, No. - ~
4 GENTS ,WANTED-slo TO sB 4 DAY-AGENT3
a are making 1t with ny goods; they are necessity
With syssy family md large proht; II
TbN, IS West Monroe4st., Chicago, '
GENTS WANTED-SILVER WATCH FREES
thing for the right and pos1tve1
ths ost profitable aztioe q eeessig md best PAYING
3s. bettss than ssoT1 % ,1 s I'D
county or will any one's expenses e GhGaEo and
return va fail to convince vistcS1~ AEHRlA CO..
. West Ldk6-et-, Room IL.
, 1872-12-19

} RERT-WTTH OR WITHOUT BOARD, 4
large handsomely furnished front room, In small
7ake fd1utly. stJ7 Vest WAshfurtou.st.
, 1872-12-19

T1oR sALE-A BOILER NEARLY NEW, Is FEET
long by IS inches diameter 49x4 in flues wish front,
britchca, etc. Cheap for cash. Inquire AMERICAN
BOILER WORKS. 50 South HR1sted-st,
, 1872-12-19

ITO RENT-oUR sToRE, CORNER MONROEST.
and Mchigauax, 100 feet square. and veil adapted
to storage OF he.vy goods. q. e. BECKWITH co.
no RENT-sTORE-378 STATEST, RUNNING
back 70 planked alley: Immediate posseaaipu. j. t.
DAVIS, 876 6ksta-st.
no RKNTlTHE FINE sToRE AND ROOMS
above. also warehouse In rear, No. Twenty second
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The Republican Congress Convention of the
With Illinois District, held In Farbury, nominated j. T.
Fort Saturday.
Washington c. Depauw, the Liberal can
didate for Lieutenant-GOvernor Of Indiana has pub
lishsd letter declining the nomination.
The Liberal Republican State Committee of
Vermont has issued cali for Convention, 10 be
held in the city Of Burlington Wednesday July a. at
a. H., for the purpose Of nominating state and
electoral ticket.
An immense Greeley and Brown ratification
meeting held at Knoxville Saturday evening the
Hon. John NJ. Fleming presiding. Speeches made
by the Hon T. A. K Nelson, the Hon. r. l. Muench and
Others Resolutions indOrsng the Cincinnati and Batl
more nominations were unanimously adopted
A Democratic and Reform mass meeting was
held Saturday night, the Varieties Theater in New
Orleans for the ratification Of the nominations Of Gree
ley and Brown. The theater was crowded, ana thou
sands In the streets, unable 10 gain admission
After the meeting there was tOrchight procession.
William C.. Prime and James II. Parker,
both delegates from Prince George County, Nd 70 the
recent Grant S.ate Convention, have followed Elec-
ctOr saunders's example, ana declared for Greeley
and brown. M. Pr Is OF the most influential
Republicans m Southern Maryland Mr.. Parker Is a
eOored Republican, who stands well with his
The following letter from Senator Sumner to
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15


BETTss Elizabeth, n J., THURSDAY july H. Jaa Ahn vile o
Wm. H. Belts.
Be- adves anu friends Of family respectfully invited siten ;he
funeral services the house M1rrOve and Louat
Elizabeth. Monday, 18th iust ~ o'clock Tie body
be Uualla n. T., .a5rmeut Train caves tOn
Debrossssts a. 10 stopping a. Noa elizabeth
BTRD-Ou Fnaay July the residence of her
Gregory Cam1nlge Mass sarah e. WIDOW Of the 1-e W. bi "a
the o5th Of her
CONGDOY-At West New Bhghtor July e % cholera na
Of months MARI Louise Youngest daughter enT NJ ani
Charlotte COngl0l
DAY-In Newark y j. Friday evening 18th ast. Eiaa Day
Friends Of The family invited 20 attend BIS ulea Us ie reA
dence l0Ol BrOadsL. Tuesday, a. 3. u
ARRTNGTON-suiiea7 Harlem Sunday July H. i, Nstae
youngest child Dr. J. " AMI Henrietta Earnnon, aged months
and % DAYS.
The and friends attend the funeral roz
" Es; Onehunel- st.
Tuessy, July 10, at o'clock without farther aotce
KNAPP-At Woodburgh Friday, JuY T. Jessie Benedict
daagns u Emma AM shepherd KNAPP lr. aae ~ mouhs
residence OF br grandfather o. Lee hlafp NJ n
East slraeth-st on MONDAY July Is az II O'Clock a H.
MALONE-On tie morning 18th joan Malone the gA
Of his
Notice Of funeral hereafter
ROwE-At Norva Conn. the 18th July Gilbert ia.aEt q
Charles 7. aud Emily q. Rowe.
Funeral a. NorEAik. on Monday, 18th JAY, AZ : p r.
THOMPsOS-On l3b Edward Thompson the SIS,
The relatives aad friends hml respectfully nvs attend
the funeral Tuesday July To- a. 100 a. yH Tie FsasosefAa
Church. Dover, n J.
wEsrLA Harlem saturday July T. lydia A widow Of ia
cob Westake, aged So years
The relatives and family respectfully eEd
funeral 0m her ate residence ~ kas Ouedund
teeuth-st o. Tuesday, at O'Clock p n
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
GLEANuNGS.

VIM. r. Roberts Club has been formed
in the Fifth Ward.
Greeley and Brown Club was organized
at White Plains westchester County, Saturday evening
A mass meeting of Germans who favor the
election OF Greeley aud Brown viii be held this evening
at Dramaue Hall, Newark n. j.
The Charles J. Killeen Club, which favors
the election OF Greeley and Brown, promises TO be
of tine la rgest organizations IN the Seventh Ward.
An active Greeley and Brown Campaign Club
has been formed in the Thirteenth Ward with the fol-
lowing officers ]. q. Crawford, President Wm. snddy
Woods, Secretary.
The Twentieth Ward Greeley and Brown
Campaign Club, j. H. Mccoy, President will erect
large Transparency with the portraits OF the Cincinnati
candidates at It's hall, No. Az Ninth-aye o1S uIy IS
The National Liberal Republican Executive
Committee heda meeting Saturday night at the Glen
ham House. and elected Gen Burbridse OF kentneky W
Anderson Of Missouri ana James NJ oco'el VI Ne"-Jei
sey a Committee on Finance.
The Irish Champion Club was organized
early in May at No 4 Beekman-s and is doing effective
seyee for Greeley and Brown. Speakers will be supplied
bv the Association for meetings held within three hund
red miles city. The officers OF the Club are Peter
McCOrry President JOhn LOCKE Ncefresiuehti anu d
]. sullivan, Treasurer.
Another Greeley and Brown Campaign Club
WAS formed in the Fifteenth Ward, at No. ia Bleecker
st on saturday night The following are the otteers
Fred Durkee, President John Hynes. Vice President;
z. ID. Barnes secretary l. ". - Du ihSs AAc'oN4.
Reniamin Wood, Wm. Johnston, Patrick Ferris and c.
MeCann, Executive Committee. second meeting
will be held tonight.
Capt. Albert S. Cloke, in addressing re-
cent Liberal Republican meeting in Jersey city said
"This a campaign Of the heart Liberal Republic 'nism
IA one OF the sediments and addresses itself 70 the
conscience and goodwill OF the whole people. Inc
south Is looking toward the North Star with hOpe ana
sees n this uprising the great Northern neart open
ing toward od foes In 10 new sln, ahu the 3S
compIshment OF perfect peace"
A member of the New-Jersey State Liberal
Republican Committee, who has a wide acquaintance
with men OF both political parties, is confident that the
state will go heavily for Greeley and Brown In Hoyeu
her In Union County there several large utoeIey
rnbs In Elizabeth Plainaeld, and Railway there are
many Liberal Republicans and 25 per cent az least OF
fhe Republicans In Trenton will vote for the CINCINNATI
candidates Central Greeley and Drown CluD mas Just
beon organized at MOrristOwn, and meetlhg VIII De
held July II. in Monmouth County, 70 elect Aeoef
of the state Committee.