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MONTREAL, Dec. l3.-'rle lion. John Young
has been appointed solo Commissioner for Can
adn to tho Sydney Exhibition next year. 1Io
wilt leavu for Australia carly In January. ar1d
will probably bo absent ol, Ills mission ubout
flyu months.
Tho railway war between tho Great Western,
Grand Trunk, al,l American trunk lines l,as
terminated, and to-day general adya1ro IN
rates went lnto operation. The Grnnl Trunk
managers hnyo iRallc.l circular to tho employees
u thu Company stating TINT, in consequence III
tic great oppression ol trade anl failing nn In
the Compny's business. II hus born t!cterntinr.
to discontinue larHo inltlllcr OF truns ull md
after the 3}tl inst. THO estimated reduction
Will amount to about ~ per cent Ut the train
aesyce, which will 1re.ssitate lurga reduction
III tho number ot englnc-tlrlvtrs. hromen, train
1t 10 rttlortcl that tho engtnclriycrs i1,tc,;tl
striking ut 13 o'elork Saturday night next, lcay-
Ing teir engines at whatever statiura tllvy may
l,s at It tho time: Mr. Hckson, ,',nnagcr ii tho
Nnw York to attend meeting Of railway tntcr-
ct: thcrs, -, Ill.,, ~, ,
from bis insanity.
OTTAWA, Due. lo.-0M thu 1st of January,
1877, au arrangement will zone into effect pro
yldlng Tor tbs transmission o! posta!.gartls bc-
tween caratla anu tho umtted 1tinVsnnl, mud for
the nssiIslllatoh VI cbargcs ul printed mid hook
post ntutscF, trmtn patlcrAs, al,d sn,nulcs of
ncrctlAnlis9 passing between Canada and tho
I'm! !tcd Kingdom, to tl,e Wstal ratcs Ut the gen
eFAl pastal nnlnn, Special pust-eArtis, to be
uscd for transmission to ttIe United Kingdom,
arc III course Ut preparation; IlrIee . ccnts.
'IhesU cArlB Will pass ut TINT rate whether fur.
wArtlcl III the malls for England, yta tlc United
States, Or hr thc Ca.,n4la parket. From tho LIST
" JANUARY, lb7, thu rate Ut lcttrr ,stage frul
Canada to Newfoundland will 10 s ertts ner
half ~, prepayment by tiia stump compulsory.
Spte{af 09sRatch 10 The Tribune.
HAMILTON. Dec. l5.-|Glt.nal, the Now York
foTger, wo has beer, II. confinement in this city
iar same time past, voluntarily left for t'lo
United States Saturday lust u Charge oG Dctcct-
I've O'Rrilly, af the New fnrk sx,lre foree,
Special DspafcA TO ThS Tribune
uTfAWA, ue". lo.-lhe yuunE american,
Francts Alder. who was sentenced TO bu langed
ttlu l!th St January fur shooting Niglt.watcl.-
nun Jefferson. at Hamilton, hls haal his sc,l-
Jalnes Belcler, WIN shot Mr. Kenyon In Col
chester County, near Windsor, setltenccu to be
banged tho 2fst Of December, has also ial his
sentence COMMITTED to imprisonment lu the
Penitontiary for life.
QuB13o, Doc. lS.-Tho funeral Of tho late
Lieut. -loy. Caron took place this morning in
the mlust Ut ol!o OF the most terrific storms ex-
perIeIccd in Quebec fur years. Notwlthstasnl-
lug tue severity OF the weather the funcral was
largely attended. The funeral services tuol
place Ut tho Basilica. The altar was tastefully
decorated aud fatrly blAxed With cansllcs. The
Rev. Halnel, Rector Of Laval University, pro-
noupced the iuutral orattuu. ALL tho ArchGlsh-
ops Of tbs Province OF Qusbec were present,
8pfciai 0tspattA 10 1ns 7rttunG
DETROIT, Mich, Dec 1a.--Latc thls afternoon
, 1876-12-19

Duply wns formerly assistant to Prof. Brown
StEnnrfl, nt the Paris Faculty OF Medicine, Ia d
corresponding member Ut tho phria sncictu tlo
l'lolugtc, member Hf the American Seusolug-
!gal M MA'aoc[as!t,n ah,l Iate Pratessnr of Physi..
ooEy III London. Hts fatno rs II student Of
medical sricnte WAS sufficient to attract MI
audience which was far too large for thu cctnre
room nt tic academy, anil tho result wns tllat
not oIly did n largc part VI thuso who casnn
ttht,tl up ~ tho rom and corridors to hear tho
lecture, but n large number were obliged To
lcnsc from simple Inability to get anywhere
henr TIN speaker.
nr. Dupuy Ia Frcntlnan, tall, spare, mud
dark. .cnmplcxfoned. In speaking lie becomes very
much crErosscit In his topic, 50 rueh so IN fact
ns 70 bc ilncOusc[Dis OF tie tnattor Ut ncCcnt;
hut tl'l:, tnsscal IT ttetracting from the attcl-
tion pa him. ratiicr increases It, and f.nprcsscs
tho alulIenco with the leeturcr'a Thorough
cnrtleAttess.
The lecture lnst evening was simply tntrot1nc-
tory tot4u two ren,nintng leetnrcs to be given ut
at Rstsl Medical Cuftcgc. Tho Ductor ,lgA ,ribrsl
At some !ung,1 thu three 'ncthotla by Which the
hrafn has btcn inycstigatetl-.the Anatomical,
Physiological, and Pathological. iic then wen:
OF 10 state that tho views held thus far to the
effect TINT disease Of ulsc-hntf Ut tho brain
produced l'ara'Yss on the Oppnstc e!du Of thu
!sA!y was beginning to he differently understood.
He referred T., thu views Of Iittzis AMI Fcrrtcr,
to thu effect TINT there were spots OIL thu str-
from which The tnusrcs were ,nat!o to net, and
safl TINT although this was recent doctrine
anu ONO which fultnJ general acceptance among
medical men, yet there WasgotNt rCason It, think
tllat It must hr nU1tIfctl. Iii the next two lee
ttrcs the I>octor will cnlcayor to show Its rca-
announce the theory which lie s'lpposcs will bu
able to rcplnec It. Tho lecture was Illustrated
by dngrlns drawn TN a blackboard, aud proved
OF great interest to all present.
, 1876-12-19

The members Of the First Presbyterian Church
met In their praycr-mectlng rt.'ns last evening
for tic pllrposc of holding tic annual church,
meeting. About Afty pursons wero present.
Tho Rev. Mr.. D. s. johnson, tho pastor, read
Ills report for the year utter review Of the
financial embarrassment under which tho CITY
md country was laborng, which Of course cx-
tended to tho church, as It affected its member
sh!p Tho ycar had also bceM deficient lii the
showing of Chrlst's grace, as no purson Ind
united with thu church Oh profession Ut fulfil.
hunu.nber united by letter was te1,and seven
lind left. The grn-e Of tod src1nrd to be
spreading through tt!e church, aud revival wss
Wnndng 9snEarg, Sascd partly by tho
Alr. j. N. Barker, the Superintendent Of tho
sunlny-scliool,. reported that thu Ictual TX
pcnscs VI tho Sun1ay-arl,ool, including hooks
and papers, wore $l14. Thu Expenses, includ-
gifts oi the school Ind not beci, quito IS lnrgc as
in previous years. The Interest Iii the school WIS
very great. About twenty young men aud
ladies were abo to teach, but there were no
lug the,s school hnd been lija; 905 scholars l,ad
attended during tho year. Mr.. barkcr recon-.
incndcd TINT $50 bc given to tho Snnday-scluol
Union mud $c5 ~ given to tho support Of tic
totnl collcctlonslfor ito yrat were soW.4o; un. e
collected su1scrlottons, Sl2ti.
Alcssra. Mctz and Freeman wcre rc.clectel
Dcacons, to lud nf!fee Two ycars. Joseph n.
Darker Waa rc-cleEtel Superintendent Of tho
Sunlay.scllool Atcssrs. Doglc, Burker, Ds-
bprne, Olmstead, Cornell, md buyl were elect-
e nsIltrs for thG year.
Tho meeting cloBcl with q short address by
tlln pastOr, tn Which were several good rccUtn-
tncnlattons and favorable prophecies for tho
church In future.
4 mcettug Of thonale members Of tho churcl,
Will lo held this evening"
Ihe Buartl OF Trustees meet at tho Town
IInll tllin afternoon.
Muj. Cuo will be In Hyde Park Sunday even.
ing, and lead the young peoples n,eetlng.
OAKLAND.
Tho "I}o,nclfke y Club Eiye one OF their
pleasant soctals at Odd-Fcllows' Hull tomorrow
eyonisIg.
Tho Ivy Club meet ut Carr's Halt Friday
cyoning Iii a Esnnt iall
Tic i. T. +. Drllntic Club hrc preparing q
drama whosc tito IL, "Ono Husidrel Years
AEu,n
, 1876-12-19
INSURANCE.

There IL mucl, danger that the Insurance
Patrol, whErl, llas under the direction Of Capt
Bullwinkle done such good service at llrcs since
tho great contagratlon Vi 1871. will be liscon-
tlnucd by tho 1st Of next January. At the last
meeting Ut tho Doard OF Underwriters the fol-
lowing resolution was passed:
fttotrfa, That tho Firo-latrol Committee he
md hereby arc instructed 10 take the tug quostlon
iuto Immediate consideration and report At their
tho Flrn Patrol On mud after Jan, 1, 1877.
1t will be remembered that according to the
City Charter those insurance companies doing
business In this city which ntc not local inatEtl-
een gas oSS Muc IL Pay spesa ts1 q
tested by most Of tho companies do
ing business, who declare it to bo n
most unjust and oncrous burden, and
calculated to give great advantage to tho local
to get even with tho city for the exactlo Of this
tax, H. l. proposed to abolish tho Insurance pa.
trul. The Underwriters here claim TINT tho PHI
trol, which Ing been gotten Up and main
ts t9ea SUM oy Of tA' % se''s not them .ncaRnr annu'y y
horscs, buildings, etc. This :cxpcnsu was H.
CURED BY them to help the Fire Department Of
tho city in tho cxtngn!sng Of fires, a:i.l It thu
pulled to substitute som"'s!ag to ta1sc It's
rtacc and tho underwriters would savc their
ino,ley, fllcllcould bc used towards payment
Of the oncrous tux. They also stasc that tic
ordinary state, county. and eIsy taxes, which
cent tax were higher tllan thoae cxactcd by any
other city In the Union. The peopte we're elaui-
orisE for reduction Of insurance rutes, but
how they could do 1t untlcr tito present c!rcunl-
, stanses was nnoro tfan thy eoud sec. To
lIayo to reduce their expenses, nnd were com
M.llcd to abulIslI the Fire-Patrol, though It hGd
, 1876-12-19

A clearing of tho dirt from the JaIl-yard
would sccuro stuH lur tho protection of tho
now Coust-IIousc.
Commissioner Fitzgerald says BY Ills notion
that the days Of tho "Ring" arc numbered.
NcCafrrey wceps whenever lie thinks Of It,
Peter Hand did not ret nlarc under Sheriff
Kern, but In his determination not to work for u
living, he has been rewarded, and WIS Yesterday
found at the license window In the County
Clerks Office, uo will hereafter Aave charge Ut
this department.
The stckest man In tho county employ Just
now is John Dirden, County Agent. llo Ell.
pceted to have bren reelected yesterday rs
matter Of course, but mt tho saalo ttnle thought
tint be ought to have been taken OIL the public
shoulder and carrlcd into suncthiny better.
Ills soreness at belng beaten yln1lDt 1o n,casr-
ri, hut he IL to blame for 1t all. X hu Ind d.
mar;lcl concessions Of The Ring IN exchange
fur tloso llo las n,ade, then hc would undou0t-
edly bcrn all right.
The new statc's Attorney entered actiyely
upon Ills duties yesterday In the Criminal Court,
nll found himself inYol yetl III 1o ltttIe trouble.
On all hands lle was hcscged by Interested pnr-
which aunoyed hiln not litt!o, and, beside thls,
the cascs fur trial 1oonltd up heforu him III such
proportion TINT lie almost regretted that he had
bccn elected: !lu worked lnanfu]Iy, however,
,.s., a'm n,spossn ~ ~ aS .hS % u te easHs aa was
~. .tt,,e T. ~ ~ fo o,rnsab. ,,t a '."..'
nT n,,t -, t,, rnr.io,a 'nIttn,. VI III h!um
~, H.. thnt ~ Ia ,ii1 ,r..u,s t,r ~ = ea.E, @
has any doubt. =,
THO Grand Jury gave It's time again yesterday
to iatl cases: It VIII complete tts labors this
never berN said ot similar body-it lias heun
economical, costing the county less than llnlf
what former lurics haye.. tbs 9tatc's Attorney
prnposes To iolow np tills economical IDEA, anu,
whllc ne aaa no authority Over tue Jury really,
no Will seo ttat u carla III money, anu TINT It
aoes l'ot s1t 1o4r Weeks to aGenI,p1k6A thu work
tnat conlu te dohe IN oac II nv cannot brliE
about tha reiorl1! IN any other way ho VIII pro-
tcst to t!te Court aga1,lst tue Jury being I'm.
,p'I,,{ wii preclude tho accustomed sessions OF
Mike Evans xns arou,.i ycs.crlay, aud, in HI,
anxiety To gck hold Vt tho Eullcrtnr's books tpr
South Chtcagu, filed SONS additional paters IN
the Criminal Cnurt, which, by nyrrcpent, are to
he fiiscuAsel this eyoNi,g, tho rxigetlcY rruutr.
INK au cycuing session ot tho Court Tho lacts
arp, Mike IL ailxtous To got hold Ut tho books,
ni,oi,g 0tllcr Things tho cllargo that i!o is dc.
fa1llter to the amount 1T S555,tNxi, and, ropse-
uucntly, cannot entcr unnt hts .,lt!cu liz lnust
clear up these tllnes, and iso rat lrciefon in
rciura,lce TO certajn rleus in tSis o,lo wurranto
e,xu rcn,un.led from tic Supreme Court. lie,
h1wcver, carcK nothing about tile tyu,lblu hu il
nut to, 90 that ias wins eventually, at,i in ucp.
thS I hooks l!s 20 u niuct, c"ystcl wolI not 's be-
ready for him until nuxt week. liz must haye
time, YOU know,
.-r., ,,,,..
, 1876-12-19

~-<
HALE-At their foaldence. LEG ttowo.at., A1Ic O
9. infant daughter Of stgdmnn II. and Sophia
Hale.
Funeral on Tuesday at IL N.
lnoDiifC1f-Dcc. Is. Of scarlet fever, "Littlc
Maud. "Rgcd months and L. days, infant daugh-
tor 0f Mr.. anu Mra. II. G. Gdodr{c.l.
Funeral! Ut the residence. 7a7 Westinghouse, al
IL a. III. Dec. 10. Friends please attoni.
low, agetl III yonrs, at Tho residence Of Nrs, j.
Armstrong, Ascaa, III.
KEcK.nec. H., Caroline, beloved vito of
Michael iS:ci, aged 26 years.
Funeral from st. pa,lt's Evangelical Church. cor
ner Of LasaIlu and Ohio.sts., On Wednesday, tho
90th Inst, at2p. IN. Residence so3 Fulto1.st.
, 1876-12-19
The WINDSOR.

aorc fdca Of tho cost Of kccring MP the standard
Of tho Windsor Hotel, Fifth avenue. betwepn For.
ty-Alxth and Forty seventh ttreets, New York,
may he had from bnp lton, In thc expense account
alnno. Tho market Bill reaches &1,"00 each t1ny.
Tiers arc nearly 100 employees 10 DO fed. brs1dcs
the hundreds of Ruents whusc appptitcs erayo The
best food, and they always get 1t. Notwissstand.
Ing tho Immense cxpcnscs attendant on hleh a.
Enntc enterprise, Tho institution IL nadc pronta-
hlu by tho extcut Of it, patronage.
, 1876-12-19
DIR, DUpUY.

LECTURE ON PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY.
Tic first VI u series OF three lectures on the
Physiology and Pathology Ut tbs Drall," WA
delivered to large audfcucv, ronposed
malnly Of the medical fraternity, NJ the
Academy ol Sclcnees last evening, by DR..
Elgsue pupuy. oi tAs University Of Paris. DR..
, 1876-12-19

ne'rl,er, tho Sandwich tnur1cscr, who was aon-
fenced TO br l,angc on tl,G alst Inst. received
Information frnin thu Minister 1T Jlitt!cu nj TT.
ront0 that l,is sentence l,ud bepn coInNlutcl 10
tLnprlsuMulcnt for Life.
, 1876-12-19


- --s z--' - " 'oP~1'
r,r1, f1,n1r.1rArr
nH " AAAAA'.
n
city will be looked utter to-day. Thoy arc to bp
,n;itc,nJ
Ah e"e '"sl 'o''r aass' SINCE t1o iee'euttnE nus
1esah, there nave oecn about seventy teamster-
.rhe cnmntro1lcr vestcr,1nv heonn IN nov Ian.
,.n.1p. S"p.'ev' s. 49,, a.. Iesa. ~ 'y '"ns
u"'y inaSses1 a I,n. upo' tne e'.y oohas tncfo IS
abo'ft $eo,ooo interest TO 10 pat! In this city
this week. md tho bqlance OF tho interest, about
s.'so, Geo. 10 bc paid fl New York next week.
pr,,fttno. .ts,.noctor f,,ooro,o,5 ,,ut.,od hr
Architcct WiIfr,.. ,nnilo an"sinr tnI,r ti,ra,n
~ sha.t~ In .t" .Hsss H. H. soas taioMk M
cnu,itin" .",:i,I"ra ~ m I,stIM.io ~ =. nnr 49,,
IL n hurry, viii tc presented to tho Mayor IN Tho
colsrso OF q few days.
:. 49,. .,,.,, =, ... m, .,u,,.-
renrIir.1 In thn Icn,th ~, T., ~ H.,
n,eut ~ snntct,i,or no,, ~, H. anu III sc
"tt.,, sc,v,, ~ H. ~, xnnsi 49, liz
II 1,,,,,sa ~ ~ tg o setp1'nR @ oi otas nakea
III .{,o ma, y. al MSGt se IT, t1eos u 70 uate,
is rcny srsi a1 m tinc VI '"o a'e"'tn'e1 NJ"
" r." % ~. w. Tsan.,,,o. ] ra..,.,.u ....,., 80,
from thv Water Department, aud $50. from
Cnunty-Trcasurer 1iuet. There Is still a gool
sn o. m1nsy t. cGs ,,1r fron N, Mr. fiuektat h
scttlenlent between Mr. Iuck aud Tic city viii
be lind this week.
t1rusuo, ot,cntt,n uaa nall, vo..srd,r -, H..
police to til. cleaning OF etdew1jks, srtf irrnot
| many notifications were given out. Tho great
trouble 1e found to bo the work Of finding the
Tho police arc frequently Obliged to receive IN.
| formation from the Rccorder's office before d
notice can be served upon tho proper person.
Tho scrrctorv of III. nonor,nou, =, pr,t,,,no.,
Ia nronarnS fnbar rcnort shn~,nr tns1u,Ks fi' WIFE,
iscr ~ hniiti,ngs nrastod T., ean so .- .laI
III n w nna yser tn.r ~ oac "Saoh a o. ts
frnntnrc. mnterioi NJ sshic no,,,ose,, O.. &
% oysr r' u .G ,he h1eposs %1. 81 eq az
mga nr, - 'oi nis5 ~. h,Mt @ iu "aa'Jul ~. VI n
Es. g .a mosk y a,so ne'hE uone on t!le estimate
rncps"s iii n 1sas ~" ~ I'M - c1,a1 sHs ,a .o
tip nm ,'st io,t ~ ~ ist .e eo'''"6 9e"t t'n Ill
'he one lust aoou' u c1ose'
Tho weekly report Of the Health Commits
sh"t T. o fcrn"so n 10 e H., u'sn H. 'aeL WICK,
sn" ssI ID H. ~ J.eIse . VI mso iIoi1l Inc pteccang
ra c,,,snstt.r q. ,rn,,e;,t. MetS aSsugnt, ~
ii; dlphtcra. 1o scaret tsvcr eea'Gs1s, q ns t;yo,
a. osv tsn,,is.,,st t, ~ '"t peHs.ns WEEK. aninaIo,
sr tnn a tks th .a, ,r ins ns h eu Is net
Of dcas @ fro seaot eyer e 10
pc an cpact''o'
Judge McAllLstcr yesterday decided In favor
The sity IN the su't of Adolph Louis Va. Tho
$4,000 alle9e1 as damages sustained By tic
plaintiN in falling into trench due for tf,i Inv.
Ing Of watcr pIpo on Wcst Ran.iotpt street.
{iet,, Stiles fought tl,p city, md Ctv-Attorncv
Tuthl took raro Of tho Interests Of tic r1tlnjrf
paE!ty SO well that the result was as above rIycn,
It is fnokcd upu,l as a good victory for Tia citv
and tho successful lawyer, who Ina been m,irh
conlplinlcntcd tlierel,pon,
,or, ,,rtito,o ,,r,, .ho .,,,. =. ,,..,. ..-
IL t,,,. om ~ ~, t;9e s' e lre1 ~ No1tn Avenue
~ tLat nntn, KIT IL ~, on tcsu nl!9ec
sIs Wv 20 ''eeuSo: ~ ~! W4 "Pt'IoE!4utU "
, 1876-12-19

Don't buy any bird until you hear him sing. as
many purchasers havo bcon deceived by buying TO-
male for male birds. We recommend tho Nsw
York nird Store. go Madison htrcet, whcro the
best imported Canary birds arc sold at 81 apiece,
md GyerY bird warranted.
, 1876-12-19

mouth ot the Connecticut River, ami erected in
lG40 Tho photographs arc now for sale for
charitable purposes.
Adjourned.
THE woMAH'a HOSPITAL.
=, The seeonl party gtycn under thc nnspiccs "
the Charity Club In all Of tho WonlAn's Hospital
9f tho State OF Illinois came nff At Marttne'A
South Sldo Hall last night. The weather wns
as tl,e pleasant cntortalnInents nt Tho Glib
ought to nttrnct, but the bcnctcfarles did not
suffer materially, rs a largo number Of ttckcts
t'h!l bcon dtsposcsl Of: Atnuig those who par.
tislpatsd IN The festivities wGsc Mr., and
Waht, d. ani Mira. Jackson, sir. ard M!s.
II. g. Fitch, Mr.. an.l Mrs. Walter Peck, Mr.
mil Mrs. Edward Spring, Mr.. aud Mrs. William
Chisholm. Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. l'illtngs, Miss
Lizzie .lackson, Miss sha!fcf, MIR: T. Billings,
Charles Packer, col. and Mrs. Allison, Nj. and
Mfg. James II. Rces.
rHR FAITHFUL s1srERa.
Tho young !asles connected with the Sunday
echool Of the Wcst.Side 1'abcrnncte hayc organ
Faithful sistcr.. The I'atnrnncic i located on
tho enrner Of Morgan md Indiana streets, and
y a branch OF the First Congregational Church,
thniGh at present Il is under tho management
vi tho 7. n. G. a.
Faithful Sisters was held In tho pnstor'a study
in tho bsscmunt of the Tabernacle. Eighteen
girls and young tnltca between tho ages uf IA
a1lh Is were present. Miss Grace Emory pre-
sided, and Misc Fannie Parker filled thu of'lce
q Secretary. The scsston wae n secret one, and
the business cnnststcd chiefly IN initiating mem
bcra Into tho first degree. Addresses wcru made
b. the Slisscs Duncan and Holmes
me object Of tho Society. ts to enlist tho
yolslRcr pGnplo 1T tho work ot charity and tctl-
ship of tha Society IN this country IL not less
thnn 140 000, all young women and girls,
, 1876-12-19

SECURED THE PATRONAGE.
Dr.. Pr,co's Handkerchief Perfumes, from their
exqnsito sweetness, have secured tho patronage Of
perAona OF faIhion anl refinement
, 1876-12-19

Afossts. D. Appleton i Co., the we'll. known
publishers Of Now York, have concluded to opon q
branch house In Chicago for tho Increased doyolop-
ment Of their subscription business In Chicago
, 1876-12-19
SnTnDQNf,

S0z0DONT,
Flashing in their pcarty sheen,
From tho glorious curalllnct
Sec those tcoth nntnrnished}
White alike tho back md front
Yes, by tho fragrant Sozolnnk,
1lay bcauty'd mouth be guarded,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-10-12
Congressman.
A gain of 972 over his majority of 1874

The Democracy, by flaming posters, an
nounced last week that there would be a
grand Democratic Mass Meeting in st. Clairs-
vile on Saturday, to be addressed by U. s.
Senator Wallace, of Pa, J K. Donavan, of
Ohio, and Capt. G. A. Sheafe, of Tennessee,
and for fear that people would be misled,
added that he was ''an eI-U Union soldier. The
afternoon came-the Court House doors were
thrown wide open, and the meeting organized
as soon as it was determined that out of the
ninety persons present majority of them
were Democrats, by calling G. H. Umstead,
ESQ.,, to the chair. Without ceremony the
chair introduced MIR. Donavan, who is known
as Jay Kickup Donavan. "Jay Kickup" to
all appearances is q new hand at stump speak
ing, and we presume that he was sent out by
John Thompson. Last winter ''Kickup'
hung on to Johns coat tail in Washington
and vainly tried to secure some of the fat
places that were let out to Southern brigadiers
Ostensibly he is connected at present with the
n. Y. World, but it is generally supposed he
has charge of one of the ''barrels of money" "
We don't think, from the frowns on the faces
of the Democracy since he left, that he placed
any hereabouts. "Kickup's" speech was an
elegant affair, consisting mainly of laudation
of President Grant and denunciation of
Knownothingism. The former theme was a
strong dose for the Bourbons and the latter
was not tasteful to several of the Democratic
lights present who used to train in the front
files of the order
Capt. Sheafe was more impassioned ora
tor-he fixed and frothed for more than an
hour, with comparatively little effect. Our
Democratic friends certainly consider this eff
quantity and enthusiasm.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-10-12
The Vote at BeIIaire.

The following are the Official numbers of
the votes cast in Pultney township, including
Bellaire: For Secretary of State-Miltnn
Barnes, Rep, 931; VIM Bell, ir, Dem, ss2;
Rep. maj. 40. For Supreme Judge-W W
Boynton, Rep, 932; VIM E Fink, Dem, ss1;
Rep maj. 81. Member of Congress XvIth
District-L Danford, Rep, 927; VIM A Law
renee, Dem, 1856; Rep maj. 43. Common
Pleas Judge-R E Chambers, Ind Dem, 619;
VIM Okey, regular Dem, s71; regular nomi.
nee's mai, 252. sheriff-W G Kinney, Rep,
9S2; d r Davis, Dem, s74; Rep maj. So
Co. Commissioner-H w Smith, Rep, Dos
A W Anderson, Dem, S97; Rep maj g.
The total vote polled was 1913, an increas
over the vote of 1875 of 122. In 1875 the av
lerage Republican majority was II. This yea
! it is 40, showing Republican gain of SO.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-10-12
Probate Court.
Superintendent.
Oct 10-1f

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named Executors, administrators, Guar
st. Clairsville, their accounts and vouchers for
settlement 10 wit:
VIM. Eaton. admr Of John Barry, decd.
Abbie Cofiman. .cxecntrlx OF Milton Coffman,
Stephen G. Bolon. admir- of stephen Hodgin
decd.
stephen G. Bolon, admr of Amos G. Martin,
decd.
Amer Ewers. exr of Caleb stidd, decd.
Isaac b. Howell, guardian of Ella NJ. Spencer,
minor.
BENZ. r. AuIt, admr of Levi Ault, decd.
Hamilton Gregg admr of Lee Gregg decd.
]. T. Young. guardian OF Samuel Lovejoy
Mary Bickham. executrix of John Bickham
decd.
Ira Vail, exr Of Catharine Dun n, decd
Alex. g. Danford. Assignee of Elias B. Gregg
assgnOr.
Jenkinson Wright. exr OF Richard Carter
Eli u Broomhall, guardian of Taul B., Cla,
renee and Laura Wrothington, minors.
james GLADDEN., guardian of Z. j. and Mary
John A. Nef, guardian of James M. Fitch
David B. Hoge. exr of Sarah ]. Chandler
decd.
Thomas Pyle. admr of John ]. Robson decd
Walker q. Brock. admr of Benz r. Bethel
WIN. seidwitz. guardian of Winning e
VIM. Gordon. exr of James Gordon. decd.
John jackson, admr of Thomas Jack son
decd.
Asa Garretson, guardian ofAndrew Judkins
imbecile.
, Samuel Day, guardian OF Ephraim e Day
minor.
VIM stanton, admr of Spencer Smith, decd
| John McKisson guardian OF Isabella G.. Daley
minor.
L. ], c. Drennon, admr of John Dakan, decd
Elizabeth Rainey, guardian of Sallie A anC
Thomas G. Rainey, minors.
Leander Henderson. guardian OF Hester
and Mary A. Foster, minors.
| U. j. Swaney, admr of John II. Heaton dc cd
A. H. Caldwell, guardian of REM. +. Wright
minor.
John M. Gardner admr of Wesley Gardner
decd.
| j, b, Smith, admr of James NJ. Tarbe decd
| All Of which will be for hearing and settle
ment on the 18th day of Novem Der, 1876.
| CIV. CAEHOV T..
/ Oct Is7e-4t. Prot ate Judge