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The New York herald., 1874-09-27
Tea Are IN. same as those OF George

4oYlous attributes Are the same as those OF George
Butler, ana can best he set lorth IN the woros VI
the neraid Ia Mcaard ii. Let's see wnat Goes ne
sayS Here Nese spraDg TO his ieet and COIN
ncuced orecite q ot oil blank verse, as loho~ -
Harry of Hereford, Lancaster and Derby,
stands here for God. HIS sovereign AID himself
ON pa 10 be found false and recreant,
To prove the Duke of Norfolk, Thomas Mowbray,
traitor to his God his KING and him,
And dares him to set iorwAri to the night
DAN BRY ANr-why, Nelse, ! hardly know YOU
you do tax so. l believe, myself thIt fad omaha
speare was the nrst man g. at ever @ osa0.o co
the Essence of Ola virginny." ia hAs ,aS .S
have him now to write me n~'n sU
niger sketch Of half an hours ie"sn"i sni
Shakespeare was q solid man at any rA'eu w. 1a an
was at the IN atre Royal va puph hd ,,s + p'y "y1
were almost as popular as my rs s MeT' AMI
they never could win the gallery as we'll ALL
| Tat so, Ephi" , . .o,a noor Tom,s
..cn,d on that coud play King Lear IL mas
| haen the ambition my lie to portray tne char-
actar oI this perse ecuted old hero. whose dAugn-
ters would NOT permit MIN 10 get his gin and DIT
ters every morning. Alack- a-day Alas ana nelas
/ NrIsE SEYMOuR-And shoelaces. You would
| make a tough King Lear I'm thinking IN my own
! mnd IN spe k To Poney Moore about you II you
ike There's use talking, however must
say that Pm always ready to heel lor Shakespeare.
Say Mr.. HERALD man. do you remember the
sn1re and sutherland ana ADercorn and the
rest OF tnemS l believe that all the
dramatists alive, n they we're put on desert
island and chained up, couldn't y rite one act OF
the divine Williams tragedies. That's my opinion
about 1t, and you can tell tnem that said SO.
Horn VIII follow the same TICKET As long as we
1--we. Shakespeare against the deck, and let bacon
be put IN ne pot and boiled TO rags. vote the
regular ticket first, last and always.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
Shakespeare VS.. Bacon.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In my remarks published in this mornings
HERALD on "rhe Internal Evidence" OF the plays Of
Shakespeare, Friar Bacon is mentioned wnere 1t
should nave Deen Francis Bacon. Fr.ar Bacon as
a contemporary OF Shakespeare is as WIDE oil the
marx as me great drama lists chimney sweepei s
in Brian IN the time OF Augustus.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26. 1874 THE DOCTOR
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
Shipping Notes.

Steamships Richmond 1888 tons, and wyanoke, 2C67
tons of Old Dominion line, have been the
large balance dock, OF Pike street. to pain: bot
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EST A BLISHED 1S4Os

AT meeting OF the New Orleans cot
ton exchange committee on clsssifica-
ton yesterday, we are informed by tel
eHapb, il was resolved "Thst we find,
after q careful comparison, the following
differences between types upon which
or quotations have hitherto been made
and those sdoptedby the National ex-
change upon which we are directed
by a resolution Of the board OF directors
% base our 1fficial quotations on aud
afler this date: National standard or
diusry, barely equivalent to old type Of
ordinary; good ordinary equivalent TO
old type; strict ordinary low mid
Ings equivalent to good ordinary; mid
dlings equivalent to barely low mid
dlings; good middlings equivalent to
middlings, new standard; middling fair
to agree with the national classification
viii be made equivalent to old type Of
good middling."
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THE UNDERWRITERS.
WhstiH : houE Tin Trade CilieS 0Tthefr
Action Ia Chicago.


NEW YORK, October 1.-The TfBlcgs
city article says; @The proposed action Of
lne board NJ ere underwriters 20 suspend
business in Chicago until the Gre comm on
ele 90 least SHOW some disposition 70 make
reform IN their departments has not attracted
mucn attention among the merchants and
1tAels In THIS city who trade with Chicago.
3 p the pra sent time they have not looked
ON ne mat er Ia a serious light, and even 10
taicag0 were lan wholly uninsured, it would
not NJ ny say. have much influence with that
city. They lOok more 10 the character and
-QlFeu, u OF their customers than 10 insurance.
= 4ich a most cases they regard as q seconda-
Fy consi 1eratiOn- Tie propnetors OF whole
ale grocery establish meuts are doing large
Ausif.ess In Chicago, and state that the trade
ne e had not considered the subject al a. D, a. a
sgeaE maj I1Ilty OF their customers were on
whom they could rely 10 protect themselves.
some oI the prominent jewellers and impOr-
ueIs pi plated anu silverw are were visited also,
ana their views on the whole cOinCided with
lAo@e held Dy the ErOcery trade. Mr.. Mont
2 emery the general agent OF the board Of
underwriters, says be has hopes OF lust ana
1'n4.ab.e settlement OF the difficulty. Gene
lal olalers starts for Chicago tomorrow or
= Hr.fHHI.lrH
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ADDITIONAL RIVER SEws.

CINCIENATI, October I.-Rtver 8 feet
inches and stationary. Clear and cool.
CAIRO, October /, Night.-Weather clear and
cool. River feet 10 inches and rising. De-
parted City Of Vicksburg, VlcKsburg.
PITTsBURG, October I.-Riyer stationary
with & feet inches in the channel. Weather
cloudy and cool.
NASHVILLE, October 1.-The river is on q
stand with feet Q inches on the shoals.
Weather clear and cool.
NEW ORLEANS, October I.-W Gather clear
and pleasant. Departed: Bee and barges, d.
c. Taeger, st. Louis. No arrivals.
Sr. LOUIS, October ]. - River falling fast.
Weather clear and very warm. Arrived
Belle Memphis Memphis; Capital City, Nicks-
burg: Maude, New Orleans. Departed: Com
mohwealth, New Orleans; Colorado, Nlcks-
burg.
EVANSVILLE, October l.-River risen .
inches. with p inches above and 30 inches be-
low. Weather clear and pleasant. Mercury
4S' to 7O'. Business dull.
VrCKsBuRG. October River rose 5
inches Weather clear and warm. Port list
Up. Julia. No boats down.
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THE GRANGERS.
MceiiRg at HumboIdt-A Very Large
Attendance speech OF Hon.
Jefferson Davis.


Special 10 the Appeal
HUMBOLDT, Tenn, October 1.-The
Nsst Tennessee cooperative grange has been
iE session here to-day. Not more than one
third OF the oranges iu the district are repre-
-euted. Very uJJis business has been trans
ac-ed- Crowds Of people from the country
around about Humboldt came to town to-day,
to see and hear Hon. Jefferson DAVIS. He
was introduced by Colonel A. J. D. Thurston,
%, t-is place, in a few appropriate remarks
and spoke some tdree-quarters OF an hour Of
direct trade opening Of the Mississippi river.
he was frequently and enthusiastically
cleered during his speech. Messrs. Psone and
Butler, cf Georgia. also spoke on the subject
Of direct trade
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GOOD.
True wife and woman in Defense
Ofhsr HuAband.

CHICAGO, October 1.-The Tribune
this mOring publishes aletter from Mrs. Henry
Ward Beecher 10 a well known literary lady
Of this city, excusing herself from writing an
articls for a projected paper Of the latter, say
ing, that "The past summer has been one Of
unusual care and labor, in which both my
heart and brain have been taxed 10 the utter
most. Until my good, Doble and most pure
husband has rest from these crJkG,ss5 aas.,-,-
tors I have no heart for anything but that
little am privileged 70 DO for him in protect
Ing him frOm needless interruption, guarding
him from those cOrmOrants, the reporters,
aud doing all the writing 1 can save him
dol udr
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ITI0NAL MARK ETs.
BY TELEGRAPH.

CHARLESTON, October cotton firm
mIddlings, I4sEc; net receipts, 2ll4 bales
gross receipts, 1894 bales; sales, SO bales
exports, coast wise, 99i bales; stock, ll,5ll
bales.
SAVANNAH, October L.-COtton firm
middlings, lee; low middlings, l354c; good
ordinary, ly4c; new classification, net re.
eeipts. 2463 bales; gross receipts, 246S bales
exports coastwise, ljdS bales; sales, 1910 bales
stock, I7rj22 bales.
MOBILE, October l.-Cotton firm; mid.
diugs, H1sc; low middlings, l%zGl4c; good
ordinary, I3LGl359c; net receipts, $50 bales
exports, cOastwise, 81 bales; sales, SO bales
stock, l0752 bales.
GALVESTON, October I-COtton active
prices not yet adj listed TO new classification
net receipts, GIL bales; gross receipts, 81
bales: sales, LOO bales; stock, 1888
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DIED.

sLATER-At 81 o'clock pm. yesterday,
WILLIAM ID. SLATER, son Of NJ. ]. Slater, aged
II years.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
deuce Of NJ. ]. Slater, No. 79 Adams street, at
O'Clock this tFRIDAY) afternoon. Friends
and acquaintances Of the family are invited
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Privileges at Auction.

THE following Privileges will be sold al
auction, to the highest bidder, without re.
serve, on Tuesday evening, 4 o'clock. DC
1oSeF san. in the Exposition Building.
One-fOurth Of each bid will be required in
cash; balance to be paid on the 2jth October
Deferred payments to be satisfactorily Sc
curei.
RESTAURANT.
FRUIT STAND, including oysters, Nuts
Cider and Lemonade.
SODA WATER.
CONFECTIONERY, TO include Candies
Cakes, and Ice Cream.
COFFEE STAND, to include Crackers, Bread
and Butter.
SALOON.
ED. BURKE PICKETT,
GEO. HOOK,
J q. BARBOUR,
oc2 II. HAINER, Committee.
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MASONTC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication Of De- D
n Soto Lodge, No. 80, viii he held ~
this (fRIDAY) evening, October 2d,/VN
At o'clock, for work in The n. n, degree.
n. W. Grand Master James ID. Richardson and
r. ". Gfaud Secretary John Frizzeli viii be
present.
All NJ. MS are fratafnnIly invited.
BY order BUN. r. PRICE, W. N.
EHurrQg aacr6larv og2
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MASONIC TEMPLE.

VNHE aunaal meeting OF the Stockholders OF
i the MasOuic Temple, Of Memphis, will be
held at the ONCE OF the Secretary, room No.
8 Magnolia block, on Monday, October 3, ia,
from 10 O'Clock am. 20 until 3 o'clock m, TO
hear the report OF the officers and TO elect
President and five Directors. By order Of
II. II. HIGBEE, President.
Al WHEELER Secretary, OctI
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lDttlClAL.
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
NA MEMPHIS, Tenn, September 30, 1874.
q. A. Hanson, Esq City Attorney:
SIR-Cttizens generally are exhibiting such
an earnestness in preparing TO pay past due
taxes, owing TO the liberal legislation Of the
general council in resolving 70 take for taxes
due prior 10 1871, all bonds of the city legally
issued, whether due or not, all coupons past
due, of bonds legally issued, together with all
judgments outstanding, and tpasmuch as II
is i'm possible for the collector to receipt TO all
applicants in one or two days, you are there
fore hereby requested 10 postpone hling the
bills you have already prepared, for thirty
days. By so doing all viii have an opportu-
nifty Of settling up. respectfully,
JOHN LOAGUE, Mayor.
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The Religious Press on Louisiana.
heeeheF aaa TyndaIl
From the New York Herald

The religious press, having for the time
being breathing spell from the Brooklyn
scandal, directs It's attention this week n ~ IA
20 the troubles In Louisiana. The Cjbssyyer
fhiukE the recent outbreak ia New Orleans fs
important in many Of It's cnarscterIst les and
bearings. II shows deplorable state Of hos
tlitty existing between those living In The
same communities and under the same Stat
government. Aud this hostility, the Ohss,,er
says, has It's origin TO great xent IN Il veFsi-
ties of race. IL eommends a spIrt Of f0rbear-
ance ana cohciuation toward he south, aud
upon 70 from The outside. The grand bluuder
Of siatesmansulp p, the editor thinks WAS fu piv-
iHg suffrage 20 the cOiored masses irrespecti.e
uf Intelligence Hence the power OF the soutb
De- In the hands OF Ignorance, and is led by
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Maynard is going to stump the State,
rights is to be preached IN the face OF the
present infamed public sentiment. II iJ
does not breed violence, the Bristol NeiUS
won't care cent; but 10 very firmly believes
Il will, and IL believes with equal positiveness
that some OF the party wish IL to DO that very
thing, so that Federal Interference can be Sc
cured and the dethrOnement OF civil power
and Democratic pre-amiuence In the com
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ford, 1900; ard Sebastian. A0o. Otnsr eoenties
in ire northwest in proportion. In eastern
ArEansas We will carry every county except
--.---., - tfa,,dan and even that may 20 for
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- ..s.ft stfut air 81 ilatvttts scfe- piie 49,
~ ~ ft--s,,-rs vbeu. u he de ,ires, be shall 10
Saslri in his defense, sAd II the charge on
,.5-s-as qa-alItst him b IN the oplni"n oi the
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1t is reported that the New York
agency OF the bank OF Montreal loses f,vo
hundred and city thousand dollars by fhe
failure Of James Bishop A Co.
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Hiram and Michael Vaughn have
fought the States interest in the Nashville
md 0allAtin turnpike for ten thousand dol
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= Mart1n. 5Ils ItEas a.. ns'es1
iyansferred 10 owen Merwether, and BY Yir-
the Of my Appointment as trustee. vice ". T.
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rHE regular monthly meeting OF the Mem
piss ButsatSg ced nSvsnss ~. AsSgs.a !, zee, a
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x. 9Wn: q, NcCianahan vs. Lac;
8 Claybiook rs Heidle; 81, Thornton vs.
shsnHoni O. NJ. & 8 turnpike " B.ackweili
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waFTsnted full sersDgth and Gull welzhs.
Sold 81 Wholesale and retail, generally
throughout the United States, by dealers ID
Groceries and Family Supplies.
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T7gne sss. ss Il in mat town 70 pay the freight
aeneg iss an I. sw Z 'ods arriving III.
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TENNESSEE.
Maynard, the Radical Candidate for
Governor, as sn lneendiarT-1hOse
Charges Of Corr nptiOa.
General Bate for United States Senator
The Democrats will be Successful
Two Pictures OF Maynard.
Appointments Of the Gubernat0rial and
Congressional Candid ates-A Re-
view Of MaJnard's Career.
Congressional Appointments Tenth
District.

Congressional Appointments Tenth
District.
After consultation with II. Casey
Young, Democratic and Conservative candi-
date for congress, the Executive Committee
announces The following appointments for
him to address the people OF his tenth) dis
trict, ViEi
HARDEMAN COUNTY.
Bolivar, october 9Th.
fOcRhontas. OctoDer 6th.
Middleton, OctObsr 7th,
salisbury, October Sth.
Grand Junction, October 9Th.
Hickory Valley, October 10Th.
GAINESVILLE, October i2tn.
Toons station, october llth.
FAYETTE COUNTY.
somerville. October 18th.
BeiEont, October 18th.
Macon, October 18th.
Moscow, October 2lst.
Lagrange, October 22t.
Lafayette, October sd.
SHELBY COUNTY.
COlllerville, October 2fth.
Germantown, October 18th.
Bartlett. October Z7Gh.
Lucy, October 18th.
Raleigh, OCTOBER 30th.
GuberuAIOrIaI Appointments.
The following appointments for the
canvass have been agreed upon by the chair
meu Of the Democratic and Republican state
executive committees:
MorristOWn. friday, October ID.
Knoxville, Saturday, October Sd.
Maryville, Monday, October 9Th.
Jacksboro, Tuesday, October 8th.
Athens, Wednesday, October 7th-
Cleveland, Thursday, October sth.
Chattanooga, Friday, October 9Th
Tullahoma, Saturday, october 10Th.
McMinnville MONDAY, October l2th.
MurfreesbOrO, Tuesday, October 18th.
Lebanon, Wednesday, october Iith.
Alexandra, Thursday, October 10Th.
Nashville, Saturday, October Eth.
Columbia, Monday, October 10th.
Pulaski, Tuesday, October 20gh
Gallatin, Wednesday, october 2lst.
Clarksville, Thursday, October 23d.
Paris, Friday, October 23d.
Mckenzie, Saturday, October oath.
Humboldt, Monday, October 26th.
Union City, Tuesday, October z7th.
Bolivar, Wednesday, October 2Sjh.
jackson, Thursday, October 2eth.
Brownsville, Friday, October 39.h.
Memphis, Saturday, October 3lst.
J. l. RICE,
Chairman Democratic Executive Com.
W. r. PROS-ER.
Chairman Republican Executive Com.
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Theopponents Of Democracy have held
their convention, and nominated Horace
Mas marc As their candidate for governor, and
thus the campaign has fairly opened. Judge
Porter Is states-rights Democrat, and May
nard is a civil rights Radical. The question IS
brought squarely before the people, and there
can be no evasion OF the issues which enter
into the canvass. The people OF Tennessee
hold the power in their hands 20 secure the
they are once more unit in sentiment and
action.
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COFFEE sTASB, to include
and Butler.
SALOON.
ED. BTEEF n
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President Grant has said: AZ am de-
termiued that sny man from anywhere shan
be sa1e anywhere in Louisiana" 1t is SER
ously stated that the orders for the movement
OF troops toward l. uisiaua have not been
couutermanded.
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Al
fvfleEss v
ehest bldd
g-sfaE.
position
bio will
9aido on tb
10 Be sa
an.IH
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FLORENCE, =. C., September 24-rhe
regular Republican convention for the firsi
congressional district met here to-day. II. j.
Maxwell, OF Marlboro, was made president.
ana :. Gordon Of Darlington, was Secretary
After the permanent organization, NJ. j.
Airsch5 OF Williamsburg, uOmiuaIsd Hon. J
n. kalney ss the rt gular candidate Of tie Re-
pnbhcan party Tor congress, preiaciug his
nomination with a glowing account Of Raj
1ey's good works, and claimed that he should
De sent back 70 congress 10 finish the work he
began IN support OF the civil rights bill. The
nomination OF halncy was seconded by a
member rom sumter In a very pretty nttle
speech, IN which TIE speaker did not forget TO
let The convention know that ne was heartily
IN favor OF the election Of judge Green a.
governor. h4lney was unanimously nomi.
mated, and made a very sensible aud prudent
speech, advising his friends and consfftuenfs
20 Iown Gown an t5ings which would tend
TO disgrace them ~ gO1d men and cffizens
nnl % promOle peace In al inslanc-. -.
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crafty and selfish men, to the great injury

crafty and selfish men, 70 the great injury
and suffering Of the people.
Toe Mefhodisf, while ceflsuiing the people
ef New Orleans Tor resOrting 10 force and en-
uanRering the peace Of the Union, declares
nevertheless, that congress Is more gnilly
than they, for Il lacked the courage % do yos-
tice when IL n Rd the power and the case was
before IL, because the party would be ini ured.
But, as the Mefho1itst Observes w nsteNer
stands ia the way Of justice and right must
yield, whoever Is hurt, else We shall never
The Car{s,aaa Age declares that Hh6n Ms
knerE snd Penn marched oct or the stale
house o. Louisiana last week they were
latter case they had conquered their foes IN
the former they had subdued themselves. Ihs
great demand Of the times, the ediior THINKS
Is clear-headee politician 10 deIterously
pick nut from the political snari the thre ads
u separate interests.
The Fresnidls's Journal is found in company
with It's Protestant cotemporaries on this
question. Instead Of the peace that wac
needed in the south, destruction has followed
In the wake OF the war In place Of conf
oence, Il Is the present evidence ana the fu-
ture prospect that no bounds % coming
troubles sre IN sight. There Is a logic In po-
hticsl acts, says the Journal, that causes
what is wrongly begun 10 be worse done.
The Boston Phi {. In a brief review OF the
trouble In Louisiana Tor the past two year,
concludes that the .nculty now before the
administration is to find some way Of getting
rid Of the inefficient but ambitious coward,
Kellogg But there Is little hope Of success In
snls.
The Christiaa Uaioa comes to the Inevitable
conclusion that there is 10 immediate and
radical cgre forsoutheru troubles The pie
men taTy' civil rights bill y III do infinitely
more harm than good. The Penn movements
Il chsrac}erlzes as rebellion, Gud II tanks
the entire proceed tncs show the existence OF
Al Organization trained 70 oppose by force the
existing government Of Louisiana, and that &c
is restrained By the most despotic discipline.
The BniCH would, however. have the govern
ment recognize The pressure OF the motives
under which they acted, and, having main
Justice and give the people OF that rtate an
70 elect their own rulers fiee
from EefiDfru inf uapree
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After consultation with II. Casey
Young, Democratic and Conservative csndf-
date for congress, the Executive Committee
announces The following appointments for
him TO address the people Of his tenth) dis
trfef
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gotO
ne, hlslii
9 Sets, !
q Collar
~ Bead
ur assnrtI
Edg
lnbrie Is
, 1874-03-25

Aondcn1y Will, lcr charming company. In Les
Davarla," in whiol, gho will tnkc the part Of
Roland. At tho Saturday matlnoo. for WHICH no
announcement l,nu yct boerl ,,a{lo, tho " Fiowor
Girl OF rnr.s," which was plaYod last night, will
bo ropnated.'
Tho 1upo!. dinners by Tho ladies' at 172 Afadi-
soD ttreot, in mid of t1lo Toundngs' Home, ut
which thousands hayo farcd atrnptno,,sly for tho
Inst Ion days, will closo this afternoon In all
ccae, and tito ladio, By whom tlloy llnvo been
Riyen deserve tho highest oon,nendation. It
haa been real pleasure for all to tako dinner ut
that oxtomporized inntitutjon, whore tllo ladfoa
10 lilo wanta or mon. To-day is tho liant oppor--
trnity to aid in determining who is tho most
popular mitster IN OllIoago, mud who ahall OBJ
tain thc. oil painting. The yotcs aro IL contB
cacl,,. md Prot. Swing, g. D. Helmor. Dr: Good
wtn, a. Z. 1attrogo, Robert Collycr, DR.. THOMAS,
and otlors, aro among tho popular candidates,
The polls cloBo today at 2:86 y. m.