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, 1874-05-03

Tho Northwestern InvcstiCnt1on-S:r
John Macdonald Promised IItel and
Lcpine Money to Fly from Manitoba
Political M1tfcr6.
, 1874-05-03
NOTES AND NEWS.
DRUkrlfONp RETIHEs.

-WAsu1xaroS, D. c., HAY 2.-Commlssione1
prummond retired from the General Land o.
fee to-day, leaving it in charge Of Chief Clerk
Curtis until his successor is appointed Drum
mond will remain in this city and become part
ner in the law firm of Dritton Gray.
THE ATLANTIC PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Tho House Committee on Public Lands will
report adversely Oh Pages bill proposing to re-
store to tho public domain lands heretofore
granted, but not yet patented, to the Atlantic d
Pacific Railroad Company. Tho Interior Depart
ment informs the Committee that tho Railroad
Company have yet margin Of time within which
to comply with the conditions Of the charter in
regard to the construction OF the specified por-
ton OF their road.
, 1874-05-03
CAPITAL AND LABOR.

Rnilrond 1en Strike for 0ack-Pnv.
Spee4al Dispatch TO The Chicago Tribune
p1r1sBunoH, Pa., May 2.-The shop men Of
the Allegheny Valley Railroad struck to-day to
tho number Of 400. They marched in body to
the Office OF the Company, and demanded the
four months' pay which is now duo them. They
we're told they would only get u month's
pay On Monday, which did not satisfy
them, When they marched in body to
the Court-H House to seek legal advice. Gaining
no satisfaction, they resolved not to 60 to work.
and not to allow others to 60 to work in the
shops till they had received their back pay.
, 1874-05-03
4 Band OF Scrcnadcrs Meet with a
Noisy Reception.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago 7:ri0uns.
WORCESTER, Mass May 2.-Joseph Ried1, the
Pearl street ealoon-kceper, was visited again
yesterday afternoon, and crusading call Of
nearly four hours resulted. Tho members OF
the band varied from time to time, but over q
dozen we1e on the ground throughout. About z
o'clock tho women rho had beon praying.
singing, aud talking At the rear end of the So
loon, took stand at the front Of tho bar,
where they remained more than m hour,
subjected to rather rough usage. A dense
crowd thronged tia ealoon, and pushed
each other about With wild o1clte-
ment. During that last hour OF the
visit, cat-calls and limitations Of various AMI
mails ut1ded to the confused noise Of the crowd.
Riedl was constantly trying to quiet tue crowd,
and persuade them to lot the women have their
night out; but his excited speeches from the top
Of the bar were enthusiastically aprlauded, and
served but q temporary check on the excitement.
Thcro was an evident intention On the part OF
many to rush the women from the saloon. but
the band retired before this idea Was put into
execution. After they had left toe saloon WAS
filed NTH drinkers.
, 1874-05-03

khhs EdTnst-Chicagosu III tfods, H.
BOSTON vs.. MUTUA15.
Bos7os. Maes., May 2-The A1utua1s Of New
Fork, and the Boston Club played their first
championship game this se1son to-day. The
Bostons Won, the score being: Bostons, Ia
Mutuaa, 3.
TIE CHICAGO CLUB
viii return from st. Louis tomorrow or next
day, and will be accompanied By the Red Stock
lngB OF that city, with whom they will play sey-
eral games here, commencing On the 9Th. The
grounds at the corner Of Twenty third and State
streets are now in fine condition, 80 far as the
sod is concerned, but the fencing and seating
arrangements are not ret to the entire saHafac-
ton Of the management.
COMING CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES.
The following games for the championship
have been arranged for tho month Of May and
portion Of June:
Nay l. Boston ". Mutual, ut Bostcn.
May S, Hartford Vs. Athletic, st Hartford.
Nay G, Athletic ~, Boston, at Boston, ,
May Hartford ": Baltimore At R,ttford-
May 9. Athletic VI. Mutual, at Brooklyn.
May II, Hartford ve. Baltimore, 1t Hartford.
May II and l6, Chicago rs. Athletic, At Chicago.
May II, Hutual Is. Boston, at Brooklyn
Hay Is. Atlantic ". Boston, At Brooklyn
May Is, Mutual re. Boston, at Brooklyn.
May IS, Phisdelphia Vs. Boston. 1t PhiladelphiA.
May l9 Baltimore Boston. at Baltimore.
May 20, Athletic Vs. Boston, at Philadeph1a.
MEy q, Atlantic vs. Boston, at Brooklyn.
Hsy q and 80, Chicago 70. Philadelphia st Chicago
May 80, Philadelphia II. Boston, 1t Boston.
UNIVERSITY MEN AT TIE DAT.
4 very interesting and exciting game Of base
bail WAS played At Evanston, Frlday, between
the mines of the Northwestern and Chicago Uni
yersities with the following result.
, 1874-05-03

ono IN 1t il clean snd neat. Tho rooms aEs
light ind airy, convenient and comfortable and tho
best satisfaction will b given to their patrons. Tho
bin of faro embraces everything tat bo procured
In tho Market and, - the e1penaes Of the hrm eIe
comparatively light, food u furnished at reasonable
Eates featu1e Of this restaurant is regular Sun
day dinner which will b. luxury for the young nocn
who room In the busncas part Of the city, Tho years
Of experience OF the Andersons qualify them for CIV
ing the public what Is badly nceded,A good meal At
price which ia within the reach Of the majority Of
people. and that they do this any can learn who
calls It No. II East Madison street.
, 1874-05-03
The Pianoforte.

Me.srs. Juus Bauer Co., the propretozs End
manufacturers Of tho Bauer" arc daily receiving
immense con.igumea.s Of those instruments Of tho
choicest description At excessively moderate prices.
When 1. Is remembered that this instrument has re-
ceived tho highest approval Of both home aud foreign
artists and that the material Of both rnus1cal and
esbinet work OF ths highest order, purchaser
hare nothing to complain Of either 81 10 price or
dnsh. Call 1T Julius Biuer Co.'s, corner Of St2ts
aud Monroe, in Palmer House.
, 1874-05-03
THE SPORTING WORLD.
Turf News from All Over the Ooun-
try.
List OF the Games for the Baseball
Championship.
Billiards and Cricket



THE TURF.
THE NEW MASAoEMEsT OF DEXTER PARE
Is in a state of comparative quieseuce just al
nreeent. 1te 1ist of nrernnn, for the PROPOSED
rr,1- .ot;.x; - ~ o,t;ro1,~ oo,,,1eta a. it ia
~ ~. n..,a-,, As
waiting 1or tne 1ef1seQ Iuies ol tno 4'a'4o1A4 A
eociation which will be at hand toward the close
..L , ca-+ - +ha farthest
VI too "eeA" -, ouuu"5 N"N'' --t,.:.1 =
full announcement Will be made OF everything
"AA. 49, 1-h1;.
any HR5 1ntetest too Gene131 pu0'Ae
PERSONAL
~ ro.,n1 r,or. g;mnann and wife Of this
0A' "o'0p'! oaeA" nj, 80
city. arrived III ban ffabcasco o1 LILO Aotn Anes't
and ara etoppiug at the Lick House. Mr. 61mp-
~. ho- +ntto, nnt n stef,1a of fine 1nraea with
eoa to "a nj aonh+iaaa tora m ava In soma Of
ul.n anu a ".s. ~ I'll - ofraroj dnrin0 tta
the 1as Pu&seo 1n0s "uA W o1e1o0 3AAe ~N~~
eeasoo- a.
Pacific Slope than gentleman announced pub
1c}v at the Lick House in SAL Francisco, that
~ vos ,n,hort7od nv resnonBiblo parties. to
-o.4oh - bnraa ~ trot tbree races. threo-mile
- -. IN. 80 ro,a.t and
nto' ts7 - - xo.aa+ III thraa rares to ho
~ H!. u., 49, .at 49,. 49, 1900 ,oa~a ar ce}d-
aAGn 1!n;.oS Statns ~ hernnse for thc ann
~ 81 un nro ais 9afa;t Tha .x;nner ~ The two
- toa +nth ~ etai:as Tia horsa and oUner
t1e1s ~ 1900 saac ba. ~ do1os;t ia nnt IN. TIN
49, ~ 70 aaat ~ +ha c1,a11cpCer IL eydentlr M.
G;;a Gutso u;a fnc ione"distnnco ,oerc Nournahai.
t.a n'.as1 ha;, ;;.,ndad in the staha recently
sh;nncd - ssn L3nncisco from Cbicago.
, 1874-05-03
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, D. C., MaJ 1


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
LurTREIL AND CoBn.
Mr. LUTTRELL asked leave to mako \ per
sonal explanation.
Mr.. C0DB-I object.
Mr. LUTTRELL-I hope tho gentleman nil
withdraw hin objection.
Dir. COBB-I will not.
h1r. LUTTRELL-Then I tako this occs-
slrn to say that the man who wrote this article
(holding up copy OF the Washington Republi~
cdn) committed base falsehood, and I An 1e-
sponsible for that declaration.
PRIVATE BILLS.
The House then proceeded to the conside1a-
ton Of private bills.
4 bill reported from the Committee On Pat
ents, authorizing the application for an e1ten-
sion Of the patent of John III. Mn1sh for trim
ming attachments to sewing machines, passed-
IS to IS.
Tue bill elected good deal Of discussion
STOLE NAME
Tho SPEAKER announced he had received 4
letter from George ". Chllda, proprietor OF tho
Philadelphia Ledger, stating that the u54 Of his
name as oorpo1a9or in the bill to incorporate
the International immigration l. Land Com
pany, WAS wholly unauthorized. and without his
consent or knowledge. With the consent Of the
from the bill. Similar ntatcmeuts were made by
Mr. MONROE as to jacob D. Cobb, OF Ohio,
and by Mr. BURCHARD Us to Willis Flagg, OF
Ohio, and those names we're erased from the
bill.
E. Fl. ROBERTS, from the Committee Of
Ways and Means, reported an elaborate bill 10
amend the customs revenue laws. and to abolish
moie1ies. Tho bill was referred to tho Com
mittee at ths Whole.
BILLS PASSED.
Twenty-si1 private bill we're passed, but tho
bill extending the time for fling suits in the
Court Of Claims to establish the title to tho
Hot Springs reservation in Kansas Was objected
to, and WIS rot considered.
The House then adjourned.
, 1874-05-03

ehort stop: Anson, third base: .Getncy LETT asid
McMu1leu, centre field Clapp, right field; ana sen
senderfer and Beach, substitutes.
TIE PHu.ADkLrHAs.
It is questionable whether or not the Ph1Aoeiphla
True they hs7s nine good players but II il b,
many that they arc not properly posted Goamanga
e hs Bet S s.s
hind the bat Mack PLAYS n1stass At hrst bare put
Radc1 1T second il considered failure; ditto Holds
nv. xhie Eeeer hss 10 equal in centre held. York
u dr4class IL left field and Bechte is tip top right
neder. With Fulner It third, crares at second and
Hodswosth at short stop, the nine would doubtlass,
b much stronger than at present p1aced-
THE Cu1CAGos-
Tho Chicago White Stockings are hard set to yin
game FROM Not only they exper. ne1ders, but they
very heavy hitsers and always plhy asseady game
Zetein the charmcr, transacts tho business Of The
behind The ba" These men strong In ther respect
i've positions md always ps, we'll together. DesHn Il
god hst oass woSa p5sSy st
dlls the poaldon Of third base In excellent Force
Is all that could bo desired at short stop; while cnth
bert, Ireacy, and Htnes znako up strong ouidcld-
The substitutes are Pinkham and Glenn
THE HARTFORD NINE
And now the land Of wooden nusmess aud steady
yeara sgo but their Mansdelds were quickly dis
posed Of BY tho stronger Mines with whom they we're
brought IN contact, and 60 they passed out" This
season things hare mora cheerful aspect however,
the club having = Boud financial foundation aud
strong playing nine Fisher Is pitcher, Hastings
catcher iis Inst base, Addy second ba*e Boyd third
base Barlow short STOP Upper left field, Pike centre
field, aud stearns right field. Barnie young Brook
lyn player is substitute. The nino il already in ne
trim, md viii loug give good account Of than~
selves.
TIE 4r1AST7Cs.
Contrary to the general belief tho Atlantic nina arc
resliy very strong. They have Dehlman FIRST base
Hall :: second Ferguson 1t third, Pearce It short,
Bond pitcher, Hodca y catcher Booth 1ets faeld,
Clinton ccntro field, aud Farrow right field Bond is
young pitcher and this ia hin first season IN pro-
fesson club; but he will bother tho bost Of baters.
It Is not generally be1ioved that be is effective
pitcher Brt who pitched for tae Atlantic last sea-
nevertheless he IL good and what is more, is i'm
proving Ill tha whila Like Fisher, he IL very swift.
TIE BALTIMORE C1uD.
Tho good people Of tho Monumental CITY could net
wholly g1ve the idea Of hayng professional nine
80 they went to work aud got together nine pretty
good paye1s xnd with these they expect to annoy tho
other cubs abous the way that mosquito annoys
. tackasg.
, 1874-05-03

Parties desiring to buy sell real estate will do we'll
to call upon Mr. T. D. Boyd, Real Estate and Loan
Agent Rooms Is and II, No. 148 East Madison street,
where thar interests will be faithfully cared for At
ten,on IL directed to Mr. Boyds List Of sales In tho ad
vertsing columns. They al bargains and deaervs
tho closest scrutiny from intending purchasers.
, 1874-05-03
EAAr THE HERALD TIL .Nks OF THE PROFESSIONAL
CLUBS.
Tho following is The New York Herolfs esti-
pate of the clubs entered for the championship:

Tho following is tha New York HerQlds ast1-
nate OF the clubs entered for the championship:
TILE DosIOSs.
Tho professional haG-player IL 4tiner4ut In his
h2bite vi nder11g about from club to another and
rarely play ing two consecutive in nine.
I7oEabiy the men who make up tie Bos,tn uine are
less subjet to this change than any others. With
the excel Of catcher and right-6eldcr tho cham
pions hare tbs ssne Tam they presented last
6palding is their pitcher, AeVey their catcher,
ORourk 1Bt bast BArues second base, 8chhner third
b.te Geo1t Wright short stop, Leonard left field,
Harry Wri 1t centre deld, aud e,rge Hill right ned
Tbs substitutes James White and Thomas Beals.
THIS is very strong IAyiug nlne and, owing TO the
excellent training aud management Harry Wright Is
su5c to give ,senl they will probably retain for
other ssAson the chan pionship emblem.
THtE NC1UALs.
Al usual. New York pits forth nina strong in
every 1eepect Tho Payers are: Mathews, pitch D.
Allison catch Joe Start first bese: Joe Nelson.
oud b-se Burdocs, tti7d base; Carey, abort stop;
Iatnrld. irft field; Remsen, centre neld; Highatn,
Iietr teid: and t2tterhou, substitute.
These nea are al good felders and exce1lect bat
tera and under the Competent management which
hxs them in CHARGE should mako record second to
uore
TAx ATHLETICS.
Tho Athletics, Of Phizco plia, coz1e to the front
with PLAYING Zine strong Is any they have pro
rou.y put in the aeld md with which they hope to
w:u The peuasn.. IL usual, Dick Mcbride docs ths
pitching, md he doss 1t well, TOO. Acsa1J catch
, 1874-05-03

P1eeerve your futs from damage bJ motha Or DAMP
ness through the BY sending them to Bishop
Barnes, corner State aud Monroe streets. They ara
tho largest manufacturers OF ladies' and gentlemens
fuzs Of al huds In the West
, 1874-05-03
BILLIARDS.
NrnrrMT<n NK FnT EF'A

REDPENIN0 Or FoLEG8.
For several days past Tom Foley has had IN
army OF workmen Of Ill kiudB-fresco-pain
GLACIERS, carpenters, iron-Torkera, gas-dttors,
and others-engaged in reftting his mammoth
billiard hall after the rinters business, and he
proposes having grand recpening Tuesday after
noon, until which tlme it will be c}osed. The
hall will be open for the inspection Of ladies
from 2 to p. H., and after those hours every-
body can witness the Improvements which have
been made, among which may bo mentioned An
immense dome and chandelier in the billiard
room, leveling and 1e-cushioniDg Of tables, and
general cleaning up and retouching OF the
Iesco-MoTk.
, 1874-05-03

Gentlemen look at these prices, genuine scotch
tweeds formerly $40 reduced to $50; Dizgonals for
nerly 500 reduced 10 $50: good pants $lo5o; paata
looms made and trimmed, 81. At the above low prices
garments will DO got up In drst-class style, for caah
only. H. GnAuAA, 119 South Clark street.
, 1874-05-03

On Monday, Mar I, commence the acttve CANVASS
for directory information, To insure correctness,
would ask the public to give information
promptly Advertisers reminded that their fayozs
must be handed in within ten days.
WILLIAMS, DoSSELLET i Co.,
Room i, Lakeside Building.
, 1874-05-03

a Fashionable Event this Week.
The announcement of the grand opening Of French
millinery at D. Webster + Co.'s 40 and 272 Wabash
Avenue, for Thursday and Friday, May I and s, haa
caused great dutter in fashionable crccs OF
our lady readers will be there. -
, 1874-05-03
Speciality, 1874.

Tho wonder Of tho age-washab!e frescoes, painted
In forty tints, IN pspor-hangtngs. They superior
to varnlsh finer than painted wallis, moro choice and
beautiful in color and finish, through preparation IN
oil, patented. To b obtained only st John J. Nc
Grath Nos. ia and 17G State street, the only exclu-
s,Seiy practical wallpaper establishment Of the North
west
, 1874-05-03
TroE tn Vny1r T1fpraat.

Look to Your Interest.
For tho cheapest and very best gold, silver, and
nickel plating Of every description go to tho old aud
reliable house Of Baldwin, Mcknight Richardson,
No. Calhoun Place.
N. B.-Ornamental silya1-plated hat~racks and bou-
quetholdezs specially. B., Nick. b.
, 1874-05-03

Owing to tho stringsacy in the money~rnaEket, ve
will furnish h1stclass carriages for operas theatres
OF partiea ION the South Side, north Of Thirtieth
street for e. AL other work in our line Will Be done
at reasonable rates. uowland WooHo1d, Nos. Ito
and 172 Twenty second street.
, 1874-05-03
Lffe-IuBurauce.

Those who desire reliable Itfe-fnsurance ut actual
eost should exanins the mutual contribution plan OF
tho Protection Sec Hst Of Losses paid On first page
Tho Company gives name, residence, and amount.
Ths popularity Of this plan Of insurance is rapidly
spreading.
, 1874-05-03

Novelties in Millinery Goods,
On Monday We shall exhibit many neu aud des1r-
able novelties In millinery department. ~o ara
making this Of our specialties. Our stock Ia
superb and our sty1ca elegant; and better yet our
prices very popular. AL ars Invited to examine
our large assortment Bo sure and sea the elegant
ribbons selling for Is cents yard. Hotchl1n
Palmer i Co., 1877 and 139 State street.
, 1874-05-03

People who dina downtown will be graHhed To know
hAt the Mess1s. Anderson reopeped their resta
rant 1t No. Ill East Madison etreet. These gentlemen
hAvs tho reputation Of keeping 41st-clAsa eating
houss md - thelr p9sseas sstApusament u psr
, 1874-05-03

III aud 173 Randolph street, are just cpenng large
invoices Of both English and French goods, including
tooth-bruahes, hatr-b1ushes, combs, poEfumeries,
soaps, toilet spcnges. travenngnaaks. razoEs, and
variety Of surgical Instruments and appliances.
The reported loss Of goods for them the steamer
Europe proves untrue.
, 1874-05-03

GcULL-RAcK POSTPONED.
HALIFAX, May 2.-The date for the Brown
scharf scu1-1ace at Springfield has been fixed
for July s. A letter from Fulton says he does
not desire to race with Brown at present.
, 1874-05-03

MEETING OF THE CHICAGO CRICKET CLUB
is called at the Sherman House for tomorrow
evening to prepare for practice. Should the
weather provo favorable, within 4 few days
stumps will be pitched and play called. All
cricketers are requested to be present.
, 1874-05-03
The C0partnersblp

Heretoro existing between tho Victo7 asH>
under the inn name Of THoMAs BAH- BA
ROWS d CO., has this day expired oy l11us "
alton, and Thomas Barrows has ass1gnen e
entire interest in the assets Of said h11u. ~
collections and settlements will be Made y
an authorized Attorney located at tho once o.
THE VICTOR SEWING MACHINE 90,
No, 381 West Madison-st., ChicaEo, II
THOS. BARROW8 Il GUN
Chicago, April 80, 1874.
, 1874-05-03
For Your Own Benefit .

E0T K QUIZ OWu bBuEutt
60 to Colby Wits 265 and 267 State street, who keep
tremendous stock Of furniture Of every description
and principally Of their own make, and 1t prices TINT
insnro ready sale. Purchasers rely on the work
turned cut by c. ". being drstclasa in every ze-
Bpect, k.~A ftxsr,
, 1874-05-03

Clemens has opened again his old place, At tho south
west Of Madison and Clark ntreets and will bs
glad to see his old friends and customers. Clemens
Kuhns, proprietor.
, 1874-05-03

<,setal nspatch u TIE Chicago 7noun<.
Qu1Hc1, H., May 2.-Joseph Cramer, eon-in-
Law Of tho City Marshal, committed suicide to-
day By shooting himself through ths head nth
, 1874-05-03

Remember the Number.
It 80 and 81 Randolph street, State, 1t James
P. Dalton Co.'S, that You ind the beat Of every
thing In the line OF cooking stoves, kitchen furniture,
and housekeeping goods Of al kinds. Every attention
and courtesy shown customezB.
, 1874-05-03

New York yorlkfnEmcn and tho
EiGht-aour System.
New York, May 2.-Tho Trade Societies in
convention tonight resolved to resist any at
tempt Of the employers to mako ten hou1s, in
stead Of eight, days work.
, 1874-05-03
Nfuaica1-

Mr. Ainsworth, the eminent teacher Of the hute, il
now prepared to receive pupils. He b found At
Lyon Hsaly'e, On and after Tuesday, May s.
, 1874-05-03
Morgan Park,

II Jou want good houso at Morgan Par1, On easy
terms Of payment, cali at No. II Chamber Of Com
Qerc4.
, 1874-05-03

At Halifax, n. $.
HALIFAX, May 2-O'Malier's brewery burned
tonight. Loss, $4,000, partly insured.
, 1874-05-03
WASHINGTON.


financial bill. Members 6fer widely In thelr
opinions. ....
TREASURY DISBURSEMENTS.
The following payments wero made from the
Treasury by warrant during April:
Civil and 1ntscellaneoua. o332
var .,,,,,..,.-............. 1,881, ,315
Nav ....,..,............... 2,218057
1nterior Indiaua and PcnsIons. ........... 52l,457
Total .$13, IT, III
This does not include tho payments made in
account OF ths principal or interest OF the public
debt.
, 1874-05-03

At Bellevue. 1as

Eptctal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, 1a., May 2.-The brewery Of Tobian
6chlmmez, st Bellevue. together with his resi-
deuce and barn, and all the buildings on tho
premises, was destroyed by fire last night. The
Cause OF the fire ID unknown. Loss, s3,o 900 !;
fully covered By insurance in this city, two woeks
ago being tho trst time he had had any Of his
property insured.
, 1874-05-03

Va1uablo TF0ttcr3 Burned TO Denth.
New BEDFORD. Mass, May 2.-The stables Of
the Evergreen Tiottlng Park at Plainrills burned
last evening, together with the stallion Hamblo-
tonan, valued At SIC, 600, and two fast geldings,
Climax and Hiram, valued respectively ~ s., ,VOU
aud s., 900.
, 1874-05-03
FLOUR
South Vater:St. Wills.

To tho trndo ~ offer st. Louis White wlntor f1nu
g. 10 AID $s75 Best Mnuesot. Spring as.41 Wiseou.
ia Spring. ID = sd e. 9; self R*i,as e 70 Seas
$3.50; 6raham tWfnito Winter). $3.50; Rcd Wsnss.
$5.15. A tu assortment Of Feed Oats, Corn Ha1 ID
&, 4. SMITH co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-13
Conservative Meeting in S,ntia County
For The DISPATCH

Vt meeting Of the Conservative voters
Of Bath county, held 1t the courthouse
thereof on Monday, August 10, 1871 (cir.
cult court das)-
8n motion Of Colonel William II. Tcrrill
Colonel Adam &. Nc(i-Ittin WAS called to the
chair. and WllIiam,M NJ. McAli>ter requested
- act IL secretary.
ON motion. 4 committee Of tive one from
each voting precinct in the county-Wa> sc.
lrc.cd by the chair 10 appoint i've delegates
and i've alttrnates-one from each Of The
said precinct>-tU represent this county III
convention to be held in Staunton on Tue
DAY, September Is. 10 nominate suitable
candidate TO represent this district in the
tuucr,s> Of the United States.
The committee. after a short absence. re-
turning and reported to the meeting the
following named delegates and aIleluate>,
which report was unanimously adopted, to-
Wit:
NiNIorc' Precinct: Charles Sitlinyton,
delegate: \. II. Sltlinglon. alternate.
UfiilQm$r3i": William ). McCilntic. dele.
gate: Albert Faucet, alternate.
C.dar trteh: George May, ST., delegate
Riclllrd >nrId, alternate.
Warm >yWingS: John Cleek, Jr., dele
gaze: William NJ. McAlli>ter. alternate.
Eac& lrt.d': Osborne iilmItoD. delegate
Andrew &. l.. Gltcwood, alternate.
On motion. the mecilug adjourned.