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, 1876-09-29

Srxcial Correspondence az ThS Tribune.
FRANKFORT, ILL.,, Sept. 27-'The Republicans
Of this portion of Will County lal rousing
meeting here last night. Eloquent aid carncst
speeches wcro made by Gen. r. q. Hayes. the
Republican nominee for Congress IN this Ills
triet; the Hon. Amos Savage, candidate for
Member Ut the State Dnard Of Equalization; A.
s. Mathcr, Estl., cahdidatc for States Attorney;
Il. u. g, Miller, o1 Chicago; md i. ": N;, Ma,,
thu large audience listened for ttres
hours to the speeches Of theRe gentlemen shows
how the citizens ii Frankfort lce with REFER
encc to the questions Of the hour. ucn. ltayca,
JlG Ii u ,ino speaker, und lNfuscs ILLS audtenee
with Intense enthusiasm, Lnok out fur d bg
Republican majority from Frankfort.
MAcoS AND nE WITT.
DEcA7ra, ill.,, Sept. 2S,-Qalte all excitement
was missed in the ncmocIntIc catnp to-day BY.
tllu announcement Of thu Hon. v. X. Carl, Of
Legislasure for tkis district. Jack is running
% i nio.,grel nf the Democrats and 1ndtpen.F
chts. nld John Tyler. prohibition candidate.
Is 4 Democrat. ThIs gives u good chsncc for
Joo Cannoi opened hIs campaign for this
caunty ut Blue Mound to-day. The sealpers
i The lIepue,icans Of Long Creek mado grand
rally aJ!d .pole-ruisng t!'la asternoon. Gen.
speakers. -
PONRTM DISTINCT.
!yp<ciai Ditpgtch ~ Tbs Tf1tuKk. ...
AURORA, ILL.,, hrut. 2a.-Airssrs. Lawrence
and Eddy, Chartneu, respectively, Of tl.e bopne
md NcIfenEy County dclegutsons tint bolte,l
from the E!gn Congressional Convention, and
]. RIs!ug, Ghair1nln of thu cnntestitg dclega-
tlon front kanc that WIS I1t admitted to the
Convention, lad meeting ut TuEnsr Junction
to-day with u few othcr llaaiFeeted politicians
u tlils district to tuer,nsMc UPON thu calling u
said delegations together H. ConYentio,l, with
the View ii putting another Republican III nosl-
inatiou agalhst 1atlarop, nonliuatsa by tlc reg
ular Convention. wAsre1t the fTtentls OF FArns-
worth, Democratic nuMiuer, a1u 5ublaut. Mr.,
, 1876-09-29
TIE SOUTH,
AN UNHEALTHY PLACE ron NORTHERN nEruB-

44AA1 NJ ~ AAAs
.,, h1cAss. n. au,,
Jo,,rr II, annt o7.-1}ric. ,f;rn. II. q, Co1-
1cndsr. Of the UnItod States Army, who is in
ionae, =, ~, 49,. A',a,,s'" ~, arso,., ,v,a T.;
co1ntnanu OF tic Aaensta t>tA') arsenal' was III
tho city recently, anl while hero called Mt lss-
publican Headquarters, and in conversation
r,o,,a aomr Interesting stntcmc,ts In relation 10
~. .,,,i,.t,., -, await. In +ba s,,tl L,r,,n
the eohait,on Oh nlats III .uo sousn' f!o". us.
personal observation he Is able to testify tIlas
The stories Of Southern outrages ind intiInlda-
ton arc not oycrdrawr, but, on ts,e contrary,
rct,n e1 RI ,rrror IL tho rulc, and d systematic
le.,n .. se''W 10 t ,,,os,, ~ 49,, :,',,ras ia
course ol persecution, ronpeey aha m"'tef ~, M ~
purs,tcd,-the full details OF Witch with uil It's
attendant horrors have never been dfsclUsed,-
towards Union men, espcclally those from the
NORTH, and the colDrcd t1rnplc generally. In Ills
opinlur d llttlo healthy huuXng Is tho only ccr-
taln way In which the evil Gull bu cradicatcd.
Tho animus Of the unrcconstructcd portion If
tho Southern states Ia beginning TO be untcr-
stood by many In this community, who have
heretofore tlisbclcycd or affected to disbel'cvc
tl1a rr,OrtS Uf OItrlHcE committed III those
, 1876-09-29

70 Ihe ls1l0T H7 ~ TT1D9Nz. II
MAcoMD, Ill, Sept. &5.-sllerliI yenarl cum
yaAsctl lhp prisoners In Mcuonnugh County Jall,
and hc found u votes for Tlden, for Peter
Cooper, and none for uayea This is4 little
hl1d OH Mr., uaxes. but stu the boys deserve
, 1876-09-29

flcinv a ftitow-nfl,crr with TwccJl IN tic Tam
tny Committee, Mr.; Idsns en- srge pe5;s1,1l
stS sstion at ti's ' following rideniou. iisures:
1xG:... -. s5,SSG
3s''5:.:. 3sa! . 3,ooo %5
:. This nnlervaluat'on ot property, through
Nsng inh9ence} wns not 1tst the WY u W'lcu W
hclion. NJ. Tilcn vas rraustpal oWner ne 'I 1f tlls
Jackson" to "New I1k, - W. r., hea 1Inm,t Gs W
r., tsi Sss sSss s sS: :s Sy
said i ; lst ,,..,,v =, n, on10,on t,, .oo ,,.u.
~ III In.c ntca IA inn rI,rrcncy, s.cMiied. Ii
sn; ss s spSa IN. ss Ii H. s snssY sY sss ~:
% ot bsnk. note ana aro nt!sliy worthles. for AZ
rnrppso q cif1nassan; Eh Srnr ~ u,st
hious' WORTHLESS oAsIAMu eunHS =, ~ ~.
Tho penalties for thls violation of the laws
arc found In tue statutes to be: ....-,.
NO rEAsnf, association, or body corporate
snrrorats ~ arc Or .ha'l b. expressly .ut.sIzea
~ saI 10 ,i, ss ..se ~ XIII. rof.s % ,o..
Xiv ttrns;s nr nther sSi%cncr, nf dch IN In
nti'Smdg 81 bank biils. or to be loaned or mi In
civcnluiion ~ money, or 70 paed Or u be used ~
sON AND EVERY MEMBER or sucll con.
rAuM wso ~ sna so1at1 a. 1ts sMo IN
TIE sTHTE TEfSON nnt mora thsn tbrce years.
nY Il, tha county INIT not more tban onp Yenr ar by
nne - mi errredlnr al. fHW. or bpth. Ii tic tIs.
rrrtinn nj fhs f.nnrt: and INV such corporption
si,sit thnr.hv fnrf.t Iii IL cornnrsio rIrha and
nrivi,r1cs "
,r u..,.t.. .~a e - e.
70 Ky ~ o. 'na peuMlte Huu . mmcn ~. ~
inns vlnlatloh 81 tne !AWn oI Ws euuMLIy' Hs'
ltlslen hau q " RELIEF" 1tlI eWl&Eleu Through
Congress- 1t was entitled:
An Act In anthor;za lhe Secretary Of tht TeeAeury
70 aAjust and REMIT CERTAIN TAXES AND
PENALTIES claimed 10 be dne from mining md
ether cortoEntions:
Hfn hnaesed ev tnf sfaatx era moMtt r., .! Isn
srs 9 r. ~ nc ~ and IT, I: ,r,eby s nntnr.
i1r,, A. nn.i IL" itrrcirI Ia sETTiE Am HEIEASE sny
Claims for inrrs On circulation Of eyiIencce.Uf.
indebtedness made against my mining, nlanufac.
turing, or other corporations, WITHOUT PEN
ALLY, etc. --.
Il would he tho Judgment of most men TINT
transactions like the aGovn arc not very good
evidences Of IS ratriotlsu,n or very good crc-
tlcntias for man who Is ael1Eng lhc sufTragcs
Of patriots to assist him u tho high position of
President OF the United States.
We have nut do1ie with our evidence Of Mr..
's.opposttion to prosecuting war nganat
Rebels. Nj. TiltlGn was Chairman nf the Com
mtttuc on Resolutions at the National Conycn-
ton In Soften months before the Rebellion
was crus',el out. Lie then reported the follow
, 1876-09-29
man, stand by Goy. I1ayss pnd the Republican
purity. ......- .-..-
iNHkRhOtL At WILM1N0T0N.

fNHkEHOIE 1T WILM1 M1H0IUHt =.
WILMINGTON, o., Hcpt 21.-,rlc lngerao!l
meeting nj this po'nt was decided sticccss, Gn',
notwithstanding notice VI only two '!aya ltn,l
audience Of abont e,tD0, whom liz addressed for
near tllrnc houre. ul,rlng tic entire time of
Tho remarks of Col. 1pgcraoll, scarrcly nsat'
left his place, and ali acknowledged hts arEsi.
ever delivered In tllfs county.
, 1876-09-29
1ntErop has accepted challenge from Earns.
worth To joint t1elMtc IN the af6lrtct.


worth u al joins 'ielae iI il The ais!rst.
sTErnEHsoH COUNTY.
hotcfGt Df'paEh 10 1ht ,it' 7xfhHinTt H., r.,.
InEaroMT, ILL.,, selt: H. tnn"; Infnaf,
it tz o w. " e ,esEsr.' ytsr.
liz nress Wyh Was !atcne u VIZ si",ssa s''nrMe'
atsentio, Gttrttca FREQUENT atif nearty "sa',no. W.,
He Hnn, ~. y: ,afe.G, 1sn -, ,, s,,s.,, ,s.s .'f
t[ctt ioiloWes, slr. ia1 III ~ nu 9rn iInvua
tnG sSEs ~ ~ a,'s ,,tetsnI 1ifots
a si ~ s',an't,, rna o,tarcsecI
~. sihs' M;ac M,Go A ossrs I,sHi, N.hrn"r. mi
y! uen' n!n't'a nI ~. Mu 't90o O. oe''' -
Ilcrsei, u thls cry -, 49,, T.,
NeI'tibllcah nass.incctlnEa VII w ~. mc, ~" ~
every precinct III tue county during tno hcxt
fortnight.
nALENA. ,.
spf1t,at Hxpatss g 20 rhe aI'onMe' s' orr, ,o,v.
nAhES", H., 9si. 81. ~ t,,..,,.,,t H.
o"s iIoSton, u sxfo e ea,ninlate fr Secretary o
stata On tne , tat.i,r,,i a. ,s
Iatanen,nE ia'tns oh .e a''Mst ..rn',''L,,,s a. @
Gourt-l4g,ho on tns suolset ~ i';ia ra,",
1naElea poonG, " Hm,.s .sat fa,i.,.'s irt ~
o mu po'tIt, t,n +" stn iio,,.r' crrv jat
eno .'cet!nE. ~ .'s ~ .t.oo no i,;sSIsv f;rnnr
tcrsohf ol freepoTt, aitt vaust 'n'thi, ~, ii'"1
" Assistant Attorney , o. tng unten s.a
btntcs, fTo addressing tto ttl1en uuatus, alasRT
nlHlofty oi EhoIn afg ns. G ~ utoua VI ,t,Utn
polateai haeKs, Goouty hu.'ucr y Mss.u"s
nhi representatives 01 tlle puss1o st"''olsesneo
hclp 10 s~ell tic audience.
CnEtE, ,,..
r,vrv fHSo'a Hcn, ntpantssa ~ ' ,.n',enso Rcnu-
nean HcEstnt. "1a lieaI ~ wv 1" J., ,s,.It1i
sqture lihTi, prntninent nG..'a", @ iat ~.
yen. l.. Anyes, the hcrnpiieah eaahnn.u t't ios
t;ohsress Ill thls alatIict, uaa ~. y, n.asus.'
ESQ.,, o1 bra!uS19, eanaass IT,. ns e.ae1 noa,, ~ H..
, 1876-09-29

protection, out Of Just rroportion Of his tnxcs.
being fettow-uf1iccr with Twcc,l in tic Tn1n-
tnany Committee, Mr.. Tllden's lArEe rersonni
WAS only assessed for purposes VI tax.
alton at tho following ridiculous figures:
, 1876-09-29

any Intelligent fcsttatity voter WIS July de-
.tdea bsfers le1Yng ts na5 which WIS ss
Va yont after poht WA made, completely
pu,.cturing and exposing the thin shell and cor
ruptinu Of the so"tLought tnyuneEa1le !dcas 1f
thu Democratic resorm aud usutr1rtton candl;
lutp, were not the Wild Uuttlrsts Of u fau1tteal
enthusiasm, but i dcrp, settled feeling. Of con
victiuu that the Republican purity ~ IN tic right.
rhc Republicans nf Unou County feel u, cou!I-
dsnes !.yer telt beio1s, a,ri sxpss;tM M Ea!ns an-
REPUBLICAN, MEETING At LIMA.
LIMA, o., sept. a7.-CoI. q. ", Carter, Of
New Oracn,,s, addressed the Republicans hero
tonight, at City-lIali, which was packed full
lie made ono VI the best speeches uf tls raIl-
paiEn thus far, and gave Y very entertaining bly,
tory of the political Situation FL tho Suutlt. Ills
telling hits un the Democratic party wcrc ap-
prec,a(ed by the audience aiil heartily apr
plnuslcd. ...-.-.
MEruBL1CAN MEETING At COLLEGE coNNE1.
CoLL.uE CoksEll, o., Sept. MA large Re-
publican meeting WAS held vt lula plncs: tu-lHy,
Mr., KassolI, Ut Iowa, aml J. j.. atrClung, all
tic lion i. I. Glaypool delivered ~ ablo al-
dress to largo atd attentive audience this
evening,
TltB HON. 4. ~. nunNs IN nucYHus,
Bucrnus, O., Sept. a7.--Thc largest meeting
this eyenIng Gy Tho ilon. A. n, Burns, 81 Minis.
Held. lie spoke for two hours, Aid wls hstauel
to with thu greatest interest BY thu large crowd,
WHO Npplau4cu hlah frequently
col. IKlElssULL aFEAkn At LAkCARTkn.
LANCASTER, a., Sept. H.-l}ob lngcrsoll had
| to walt III, hour aA d half here tls morning for
the train for Athens, and ,yas capturcA at tie
depot by the Hayes and Wheeler Guards, ahl
conducted ~ City-ll4ll, wilero flo made QUO u
tho most effective spceclles ot kht cainpaign "
III aulic,lce Of ,QW to 3,0oo. Tlc. speech las
Lceu tue theme ot conversation lltlay.
| Ex-uOv, cox At nRsui.xR. ~
UzeuLEA, o., Sept. 2S,-T4cru WIS larg0
and enthusiastic iinyes meeting here tonight,
Ex-0ov. Cox md this Hun, J. 81. Brown, Of To-
lcdo, were the principal speakers.
| THE CQl.QAEp NRN OF xAhEsYJLLK.
zANEsv1LLE, D., Sept. 27-rhu colorcl peov
plu OF this city arl county arc lloldiNK y ll4ss
mcetlnx u tlla Hayes und Wheeler Clubs teal'
QUARTERS tonight. Tile hall IL densely crowded.
| aud the utmost enthus4sM prevails. Tho Kew.
a. a. WAitel.au, for many yesrs resldsnt ot
the South, delivered 4 powerful apccca!. After
briefly sketchLng the record of tue two Kleat
pol!tiva! parties for the past twenty years,
he pAAsci to the consideration ut what
The solid south inea1a to rolurcd men, North aud
South. The Reverend gentleman drew start'
ling picture vi Southern tl,le, aud glranca mAny
practical truths frolu the declarations oi WMle
Hampton and Gen. Butler III Feference to tue
destiny vi the black rl1l In this country when
tle solid South hcGurGa control u the Govern,
lneus. The colorcd people ot this county. to d
, 1876-09-22
THE DISTRICT COURT.
Continued from last week.I
O., hur,.l.u Cant

Continued from last week.l
thursday, Sept. IA.
N. Nunan VS.. j. A. johnson; suit for
Possession of schooner Superior. Jury
trial. Verdict for plaintia--pOssession Of
schooner.
James E. Murine VS.. B. B. Coal Co.
dismissed at cost Of plaintiff.
Friday, Sept. 18th.
Owen Roland VS.. s. s. Tingley. Dis
missed at cost OF plaintiff.
Jacob Martin Jenne and Jacob Jenne
naturalizeal.
John Potter vs.. j. G.. Caches. Jury
trial, not finished.
Saturday, Sept. 18th.
John Potter vs.. j. G. Caches. Verdict
for plaintiff t3l4.75.
). l.. Strange vs.. +. NJ. Hammond.
Jury trial; verdict for plaintiff, $50.
Monday, Sept. Is.
Oliver Hall vs.. Wms~T. Armstrong;
ioreclosure of mortgage. Default and
judgment for foreclosure OF mortgage.
U. 5. Of America vs.. Jas. w. Ingerson;
indictment for assault and battery. De-
endent tailed to appear and case continued
Mary Phelps and j. s. Phelps, vs.. str.
Clty OF Panama. Demurrer Of claimants
oyerruled.
d. A: Webster vs.. c. A. Huntington.
Jury trial. Verdict for plaintiff la the
sun Of $50.
= y; y y. Of America vs.. All Sin. Jury failed
70 mud true bill.
IlIe Grad Jurors on the part Of the
yhlied STATES and Territory having no
.n r,r.her business, were discharged by the
IN. n. D. Hill vs.. VIM. Taylor. Cause con-
d,lI,d United States vs. John Tierney. Cause
,alISe dismissed.
fetit Jury discharged.
Tuesday, Sept. 10th.
christopher Rasler, Stafford Merrifeld,
- d,lel H ncLochlan, James Poole and Fro
" rapaoukobe were naturaIized.
, 1876-09-22

Gold in New York, 101.
Legal tenders in Portland-buy-
ng 904, selling 914.
The Maine Legislature will stand
as follows: House, l20 Republicans,
81 Democrats, Senate, 30 Republi
cans, 2 Democrats. Republican gain,
81 in the House and 9 in the Senate.
The Tennessee Post, the leading
German paper of that State, hereto
fore Independent, comes out for Til
den and Hendricks.
Paid admissions to the Centennial
on the 18th amounted to $4,000.
Judge Westbrook, of New York,
has granted an injunction restrain
ing President Grant and the Secre-
tary Of State from issuing mandate
for the surrender of Leopold Veto
demanded by the Australian author
tiles on a charge Of forgery.
The board of health of San Fran
cisco held a special meeting last
week and passed resolutions looking
toward the examination of all build
ings suspected of harboring small
pox, and providing for a thorough
disinfection of such places, in which
work the officers of the board will be
assisted by the police force. The
resolutions are directed more es
pecially against the Chinese quarters
where it is supposed many cases of
smallpox are concealed.
Yellow fever interments in Sa-
vVnnah on the 18th numbered "a.
Over one-half of the colored popula-
tion are depending upon the charity
of the whites and the destitution is
increasing.
, 1876-09-22

SMALLPOX is on the increase in VictO-
ria. especially among the Indians. We
learn from undoubted authority that
eighteen patients afflicted with the disease
died there in one night this week.
, 1876-09-22

THE bark Victor, which arrived at
Port Gamble on Tuesday with smallpox
on board, was by orler of the Mill Com
pany, sent back to Port Townsend during
the night, and her officers and crew put in
quarantine.
, 1876-09-22

No intelligence received as YET
from the Democratic Convention al
VancouYer.
, 1876-09-22

RETURNS from the Republican Terrific
rial Convention gives the nomination of
Delegate to Congress to Hon. Orange
Jacobs; for prosecuting attorney of this
District to VIM. A. Inman. of Seattle.
, 1876-09-22

ton nHE Nlcaraguan ship Black Eagle, 1853
,V s,s eolsigned to ROthschild & Co., ar
e;soS assse on the 18th, Is days from San Fran.
soo. She left on the 18th in tow of the
,v5Saul-tng Golah for Burrard's Inlet,
lnms l%ngre she will load with I,IOO, 600 feet Of
, 1876-09-22

T. JAcKMAN & Co., OF tie Peoples
Market, are always prepared,to furnish
the citizens of Port TOwnseuh aud Vi
cinity with the choicest Of beats, in
Guiding fresh and corned beef.An pork,
smoked meats, sausages, hlhd-cheese,
hams, tripe, lard, aud all Vegetables in
their season.
, 1876-09-22

THE bark Mary Glover arrived at Port
Discovery on Tuesday. The ship Ter
esina Ferreira sailed from the above port
on Monday.
, 1876-09-22

A LARGE fleet Of vessels passed up-Sound
this week among which were the barks
Oregon, Grace Roberts. Harvest Home,
MarmiOn and ship COguimbo.
, 1876-09-22

ACCIDENT. latter part of last week
a Chinaman employed in the mill at Port
Discovery had one Of his arms torn off by
a be't attached to the machinery. One Of
his legs was also broken and his skull
fractured.
, 1876-09-22
WASHINGTON HOTEL.


HAVING REOPENED THIS HOTEL, l
IL beg to inform the public that 1t has not
only been thoroughly renovated, but refur-
nished throughout, adding greatly to the
comfort of its guests, and now possesses the
appointments equisite to the accommodation
of the public in a satisfactory manner. II is
easy of access, facing the steamboat landing,
and the management is determined that its
cuisine shall be unsurpassed. l6-tf
, 1876-09-22

FATAL AFFRAY.-Last Monday night,
as we are informed, there was an Indian
melee at Coupvile in which one was kill
ed by being shot and another one badly
cut. -whiskey.
, 1876-09-22

THE Italian Aucobatic and Variety
Troupe will perform in Good Templar's
Hall this evening and tomorrow evening.
, 1876-09-22

GEN ADAIR, from Astoria, Oregon,
and Mr.. VIM. BallOu, of Seattle, have
been spending few days IN town.
, 1876-09-22

AS we go to press witnesses are
being examined in the case of John
s. and Mary Phelps VS.. steamship
City of Panama.
, 1876-09-22

DIR. w. P. COOL will returh to Port
Townsend As soon as his business In VictO-
ria will permit; wien all dental work
entrusted to him will receive attention
, 1876-09-22

Do,.. %h We're shown some very fine, large
an Ssoes ians lew days ago that were raised
nst 'Sao hao, belonging to Capt. J. L. Butler,
, 1876-09-22

JAMES JONES has just receivkd guam
tity OF Seattle soap which Is Guaranteed
to give better satisfaction than 1Iny East
ern made soap.
, 1876-09-22

A NICE assortment of ladies' fancy note
paper may be found at James jones'. -
, 1876-09-22
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.
C.FRANK CLAPP, Proprietor.

TNHIS WELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR
House has been refurnished and refitted
IN all its departments, and Is now prepared to
furnish first class accommodation to its
patrons. Being eligiDly situated 1t is easy Of
access by the travelling public. Its table will
always be supplied with the best the market
the dav or week Is
Evening star., 1876-10-16

In case New York does not hurry up and
raise sloe.ooo 10 build the pedes tai for Bar
tnoiafs COLOSSAL statue OF Liberty lighting
the WORLDS commerce, Philadelp phia promises
To take bold OF the matter and secure ~ for
Fairmount Park. There Is q singular ana
Thy among The New Workers In regard to the
matter. Inc site selected for the statue IN
IL In every respect IN appropriate place for
IL. The government and people Of France
have shown 20 much interest In it, and the
statue vas presented In such friendly spirit
that tAs Indifference of the New Yorksrs
looD Lie IN insult to the donors.
Evening star., 1876-10-16

The death Of the actor, Mr.. Ferris, almost
on the stage Of Mr.. Ford's Holiday street
theater, In Baltimore, on Friday night last,
recalls the circumstances OF the death OF
Helen Western, the actress, In this city o
few years ago. Miss Western was billed for
an engagement 1t Walls (now Fords) Opera
House, but wAs unable TO appear the nrst
four or nve nights on account OF serious i'll
ness. Considerable dissstisfactiou was ex-
pressed In regard to the matter, and many
were uncharitable enough to assert the be-
lief that her indispositiou was the result OF
dissipation. This coming to the ears OF Miss
Western, ahe insisted, In spite OF the pro-
tests Of her medical attendant Is, on ma king
her appearance on the stage Those who wit
messed her performance that evening will
doubtless never forget the scene. During
the performance she frequently tottered, aud
several times fell prone upon ths stage. Her
voice was husky and her articulation indis-
tinet, and probably every person In the audi.
torium labored under the impression that
she was grossly Intoxicated. The play was
cut short, and the curtain finally fell amid a
storm OF jesrs and Kisses. IL was her last
appearance, and forty Eight hours later she
was dead.
Evening star., 1876-10-16

A special dispatch from Poughkespsie
states that Mr.. Whitehouse, the democratic
candidate for Congress from the thirteenth
New York district, withdrew because Of his
known bitter hostility to Governor Tilden.
Mr.. whitehouse was regarded a. the strong
est man the democracy could put for wsri.
and IL is now thought that Gen. Kstcham,
me republican candidate, has q fair ch ancs
OF success
Evening star., 1876-10-16

By B. H. WARNER.

CORNER TTH AND srREprs.
uTEs TEe story AansaId rolf and basement BRInK
%sn S:' Sss.sd :Ss sss
Tso.,ers % ssd H.pssid ss Gss roof Houss on p.s...
street near Conpectfcut avenue; delightful locs-
tion; ell modern improv vements; lssse Fari; very
easy terms; This property is going % improve In
Email BsicK HoGsa fsosory SS 1sf% ana Sss
on Carol, street. near the CAPITOL cost es COS WIN
Ar s1ssl;ns .rcpsry; n. as street north
Price, ssaS. TSis is decided decide H oapssia. IN Wall H.
pSr ssle e hsssain enc Of those seat ostory
water in Kitchen. Offered st . great sscrihce II
For .sls. 10. 1916 9Th strrst northwest. large
STiek 10 rs.r, plenty of room fer from. building
AlsO, for sale, number oi other HCIu1sE., rang
= Oh & = n T.
Gen Grants 10 'I rth and p..., m. l., rent low.
Northwest corner llth Eta cot and ea rent low
handsomely furn., Scott square near Ari ton hotel
Corner III street. @ Mass. al and vs a 80
no 20 18th street norih vest fur rn'shed .... $50
Eo 1N street nor shSest st. efarnisnsd . .. 30
10 ieh ct ~, Il rooms, q. T., stsbie-.......D
20. % isth :trest north.est. IS rooms, m. i..ile
No. iii 4 street northwest, Is rooms, mod. iu 400
40. iIss ilih street nv, II rooms, mod imcs... IS
No 80 lst street. = rooms. mod. imps:...... IS
sos s,a street northwest, rooms, mod D.. 90
No. 10 llth street northwest II rooms. N. T.. 50
Tennaliy town kosd, hear ST. xioans shurcs,'. 50
NV cor. 9Th and X sts. " store 4 dwelling 80
30. lo06 G street northwest furnished -. 50
loih street. near north ......... 90
ut. Pleasant, room. and acres Of around. 90
store 10 Pennsylysnis ........ 90
DO 2S s;b street southeast, rooms, mod imes 20
No. $40 9TH .treet south vest. Il rooms 80 -. Il
store aud dwettiDs, ~. cIrner lSth snd y " 90
MeI5an ~ on, siI, r1res' IL rosns mod imps
DO. lUt 18th street northwest, rooms ........ 50
No lI2 Attn street northeast, mod imrs-........ IS
Tebnsll, town hoad, rear S31
l2e street uorthwest.7 rooms. mod i'm ss'.... IS
store and dwelling, No 6 Hign ST., Geo town IS
No; II, I, aud ls street northeast, l2Ts IN SO
lie Drolt Park, 81 Elm street..................S 80
~, ~ sueet borInwest ~
L.nsdon Terrace esl stree, exiead.d %
20: ais s,reetse.I rooms, sss and water Is
No as Ees yertey ave southeast, Md iGos IS
Nc -, IS; 4; Hss, Iss street nor,h.est Is
Noe. lS24, 1893 and ls3s lIth st. n w,7r... m. e. Is
Nc No; ga, s1s, 6S Sc, rooms. gas and water %
No aoI Ilth street northeast. ...... roons..... ~
no NO w ~, Iast Cspitoi st. ers ga. and water 20
no. 70. SS @ neawafe syepue near LIST and k..--... %
No ian, i4T Sd st. nv. sroom. and 1sfsr.. fs
No. ilos Psrk street norshesst, rooms. m T.. IS
21ls and 22Is II b street 6 room. .........' is
No 2Zs llth street northwest, astory, is
No 2loe ll'h street hvsst.............. "a
DO. street northwest, rooms ......... 10
3: q. wARliR. TN and = strssu. .eSis-ia
Evening star., 1876-10-16

Reference was made TO the fact in The
STAR Of Saturday that the Presidential
vote will be counted On the second Weines-
day In February. In view of the probable
closeness OF the result IL is quite possible
that the election will devCIye upon the
House OF Representatives, IN which case
Mr.. Tilden will Of course be counted In. Tie
vote OF any state objected 10 by one house or
the other must be rejected, as provided by
the twenty second joint rule of the two
houses The oojscting process might be
carried 30 far that the count OF the electoral
vote would show that neither candidate had
received q majority, and the election would
be thrown into the House. 1t Ia very easy
10 see how the popular will is liable to be
defeated by such pernicious system, aud 1t
IL full time tJ was changed for one frausht
with less danger to the country. Senators
Morton, Thurman and others endea vored to
pass bill last session remedying this mat
Ter, but II failed for lack of time.