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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

RAILROAD BoNDS-There Is steauy IN
quiry for railroad bonds for Investment
and full prices are generally current:
Stair BoNps-Quiet and nominal.
sTocKs-The market was steady at the
opening, and Michigan Central, Ney Jer:
sey Central and Delaware, Lackaxdna q
Western advanced u to 4 per cent Sub
sequenuy, however, prices declined 10
TX per cent the latter in Delaware, Lack
nwana & Western, which fell from 93N to
9lK. New ,Teriey Genital declined from
60 10 5g1S; Michigan Central from AK to
lO1k, Lake Shore from 6SH TO 6S3s, st.
Paul preferred from 6S1S to 6s& and West
ern Union from Il Il to 7lS. At +he sec
ond call the market was frmer and prices
showed q recovery Of u TO. u per cent.
Delaware, Lackawana & Western rose 10
99K, Michigan Central to Al, st Paul pre-.
ferred to 69T, Western Union to Il y and
Lake Shore to 6SN. Fluctuations during
the afternoon we're only u to y per cent
and call for no special comment. The
transactions aggregated $1,000 shares, Of
which Lake Shore, 5000 St Paul 1880,
Western Union $500, Delaware, LacEawana
4 Western 1900, New jersey Central 1900
and Michigan Central $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

For bargains attend now the forced SALE
Of dry goods and carpets Of
/ ". PERREI..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

THE Opera Saloon will DO closed this
week for repairs and improvements, and
will be re.opened on Saturday, Goth inst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

SELLING ont at and below cost all
kinds Of Summer Silks and Dress Goods
at JOIN RoEMER's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

SOMETHING over half a, dozen cases are
on the slate for this mornings session OF
the pelice court
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

THE Mouudsville Camp.meeting COM
mences tomorrow.
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THERE will be reunion of the 4Sd
Ohio volunteers, many Of whom reside in
this vicinity, at M. Vernon, Ohio, Oct. a.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

The Elm Grove town hall directors
meet this morning at 10 o'clock to award
the contract for building the hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

THE August term of the Municipal
Court commences to-day. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

THE weather was much cooler and
pleasanter yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21
Ghegnteuiaetrte
MONDAY, AUGUST 81. 1870.


Barrels-Isaiah Warren.
For Cincinnati-Steamer Andes.
Notice-Alonzo Loring. - ~ {.
Republican Congressional Convention.
Campaign Suits-M. Blumenthal.
Camp.meeting-Freight Cars. -
PIhmbers-Thompson & Hfbberd.
7 For Camp-meetipg- Phaeton.
Gold Pens-Louis Dechert.
This Week only-I. Blum & Bro
head Of local,
: To Contractors : Wheeling & Elm
Grove Railway-[head Of local.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

THE Central Glass Works d running
three furnaces.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

ATr1prs pole Is to be raised at Til.
tonyille next Saturday. Trainer, oil
Steubenyille, will do the talking
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21
FOR SALE.

->-----.---- =, Ii,,LTs a.Is
DUBLIC sALE-l WI SaeT ~ ,66 [Soes ~
d,sI,sbiS Couutry Residence, good house ana
!im,tsI 70 nile eaSt Of Wheeling Cd the National
RSad and on The W., p. & B. 4. R., station On
ssid road opposite the property, not eSid PHI
~ for rcnt. For particular addre4
" W. 'SN" JAMES E. SLATER.
aug Valley Grove, Ohio Co., W. Va
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EoR RENT
wheeling.

NOR SANE or RENT-Eo. g EIGHTEENTH
street, two story and 4 half Brick House hine
rooms, used a dwelling and grocery EAs and TateI
in house. For sale On easy terms Or rent a. aiS 2
Lots where the old Foundry on ne t LIAM s''"A'
APPIIStO A. Il i2a7 MlTESt st.
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FOR nm.
INoR RENT

F0H HI1't- -. ,,,,,.,, NV,
-Four tEostory Ffano Houses S nnTISEy n svs
painted md grained Throughout, eGn a, ha9SSs
foomi and oOlIif Zach, On DsltHre as,asx FESEe
Huron and Wabash. Also one t H,O,h Front IA.
House, containing dx rooms Sn .SS.ion viTen I'M.
ssonetoynt mneg!lus A'A-- J. T. STONE,
m9 I'D cd npyt 6th and Main sts. WHEELING.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

ONLY one marriage license was issued
in Ohio county last week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

REPUBLICAN County Convention st the
Court House this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

FRUIT and melons being good aud cheap
this year do not produce. much sickness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

THE farmers along the river above
Martins Ferry have finished their
threshing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

81. JoHN's German Lutheran congrega-
ton will picnic in ZPne's orchard uext
Monday. - ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

THE boys in the vicinity Of McColloch
street erected Hayes and Wheeler pole
yesterday. : .r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

AHAYEs and Wheeler club was organ.
lied at West Alexander on Friday night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

Delsgates-Dr. J. H. storer, E. N. At
kinson, Il. H. Hornbrook, J. G, Maxwell,
John Hall, WA. Mccoy, John E. Sisson,
James Hervey, Alex. McConn, Frank
Muldoon.
I County Commissioner-Hugh Clark.
Justiees-James c. Maxwell, Edward
McCausland.
Conaables-samuel Knight, Ira White.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range OF the thermometer,
as observed at Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner, Saturday:
SAN. IAN. SIN. F. jim.
81 50 90 IS
SUNDAY.
SAN nE sP:M Ten
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

Dslegates-w. B. Curtis, T. T. May
well, James Rice, WIN. Dunlap, ir, Wm.
Moore, Isaac snedeker, Faris Whitman,
A.. McColloch, Samuel Rell, VIM. Fore
CSunlu oommissioher-J. D. Whitman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21
FINANcIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Money ana stoelks.

NEW YORK, August 19.-MoSEY-Closes
easy at 1jSa9 per cent Primo mercan.
tile paper SAl per cent Custom receipts
$4,000. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed 100000. Ciearings sS2,0Oo,0Oo.
Sterling dull at Sl.s7a4s9.
GoLD-Closed at 1l0N. All the sales Of
the day were at 110SSall01. Dry goods
imports for the past week 81, 00Q, 900. Pro-
duce exports 5000 600. sia -, a.
CoVRRNNfRNT6-SteQd M Bio
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21
| or on MARKET STREET

That valuable lot on tho corner ot'AiarEct and
Twenty-Gst streets. Cheap
I0,, PETERSON 1 BAKER.
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ala PETERSON 4 BAKER.

DANK AND INSURANCE STOCK FOR SALE
d -I5 shares In German Bank.
is shares 10 German Insurance Company.
iOla PETERSON & BAKER.
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WEBSTER.

Ds.egatss-Isaac Freeze, ]. D. Stanton
VIM. Linch, G. G. Murdoch, George
johnson, VIM. Furguson, A. NJ. Harkins
Wilson Johnston, W. Peters and G. c.
County oommissioner-Henfy schmul'
School commissiOner-G. G. Murdoch.
JuHices-Harvey Brockett and ]. Q
Belleville.
Conaa6te-wm. Blakemore and Geo
Birch,
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Dslesates-Jas. Mccullough, John Lyle,
D. A. Waddle, A. Mccullough, W. Eng.
lish, +. Dean, A. G.Sawtell, VIM. North,
DR.. English, Capt. Benz. Springer, with
five alternates as follows: John Lash,
Chas. Busby, Jacob Stills, James Akin.
son, Wesley Bowman.
County Commisiona-Wm. T. Nichols.
Juaices-John B. Lyle, Malcolm Low.
GOnaabla-George weidmsn, James
Norman.
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.RITCHIE.

Dsltqates-J.H. Bickerton, ]. Il. Leigh
ton, @. }. Hays, J. G. Devine, VIM. Hall
John Speidel, Fred. Hanke, s. Water
house, ST., A. Serig, Chris. Honecker.
County Commisioner-John W. Schultz
Jmtiess-John W. Schultz, DR.. L. w
consaBles-wm. Il. Combs, John Dun.
ming
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

Delesate-Thos. Mofat, B. F. Caldwell
G. G. Roth, Jacob Kemple, James Reed
sr., DR.. E. J. Wuderlich, VIM. link
Henry Roemer, R. G. Jordan and WIN
Fry. H, :,
School CommisiOaers-B. F. Caldwell
and Flames Reed, sr.
County Commisioner-Thos. r. Mofiat
justices ofMe Peaee-Jacob Kemple ant
s. A. G. Hamilton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21
WASHINGTON,

Dsiegates-Jas. Roberts, Adam Elig,
W. II. Chapman, Caleb Sylyis, John
Emery, VIM. Goering, Chas. Oliver,
Adam Henneman, George Otto, G. Glass
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-21

I'm pKstlRtrs.. The Republicans
held their primary meetings on Saturday
evening, for the selection Of delegates to
the County Convention, and the nomina-
ton Of district officers. The result We
give below, with the exception Of the
nominations made in Liberty district for
Justices and Constables. No nomination
was made for School Commissioner in
Ritchie district:
, 1876-08-09
AT HEADQUARTERS.

Dcm0crptie Headquarters were alive bright
and curly yesterday morning With swarns Of msn'
Ders Ut lllo statc COMMITTEES md the usual run Of
local celebrities, Tho COMMITTEE appointed to Fe-
mort Names for membership on the Stata Executive
Com,n1ttee mot at O'Clock and reported The fol-
lowing Committees, which report tbs State Conf
uittre adopted at !ts meeting at 10 o'clock:
s,4s Etea,F' G,atsG ,11i 4 MeG1|Imisk s|[a1 T. + +
;s:E iss;k y,s.ae, D. assa sss's, lo,pns sfEss
u,ui.is, Jr., j. 4. Mallory. :,
S4 4s h1teI'Ts f T. ar sscs r. sta:,s IL + csarary t.
AdtiaoTK t1anisist.lysnan Trntn,nl; y; i9sn,nE
tan iohn 81. Gosss s. i. H.ys+ Z: Cupslapd A;M.
lcf'psts T. " fqtt Htss stn1y k:a; ja M.ost
/. Gankre. ilernIsuR Lab. ": CeohauKt', o.
iiotrner, Jr. Ian!el ulIare ElrMMd 1letsen III llil
@.n sie i nesiE"L T. N3;r 4 HE'c.fa Il Sua
u. ttunnflce.
AZ iha meeting Ut the Sthtc Committee, Senator
Murphy introduced the following ftAulut!oa. "
pyvkeI scA.cyly any discussion, tho Msmbrfs ac-
ceptng II a. thr schSt OF tc parsJ 80 desperately
trying to got into puwur, xnd adoptinK It anani'
nluubly:
wuxnxAs,, II |. the soesnn conyes,on ot shs mem;
determination OF the party " powr, nhder sot itt-
~ ~ IT,. # H. tSSs S Is s Il
southrra stalrs of tits Union; therefore,
bs requested 10 their endeayoIs t. prevent ~ ID
Away. md. Ii posst,s guard mud Project tLs puliie
IFcasy ttVEl public pluadeles, anu tue slsctlola
, 1876-08-09
A GOOD FOUNDATION,
f...y-p ~ ~.rt.k l.. ~, a TxftHAS

punuqug. Ia, Auy. H.--The ceremony Of ~
iur the corner. stone Of tho now Haptst Church ID
this city took rluce at o'clock thfs evening Nay
or Dnrch put the stone In place; the RcF. D. y
Maton, Secretary Of tho npptat State Convention,
offered prayer; mud tho kcv. ". II. st!dtf. !"
Cedar lsap!ls, made short addFoss The con-, ,,,
c!uding services took place tn thc btctas'a,nhss IT,
Church, IN which number of ctersymcn Of .,t ~
Thn inscription on the stone reads a. tolioS.ii
Buili upon tho fcanda,9n Of tha aros1isrc LII ssi
prophcs, Jesus Christ Himself be!ng tha eIh tts
lnlnlsnn,est In The city when eoMplrte4. .ls. LIZ
work so tar has beeu done almost entt!sly " ~ IL.
serIptons. 1t IL intended 10 hayc the hnIlIlnG ~
closed hy fall aud thu lower room aaLhca ~
worshIp Treat credit Il due thu PASTOR, tho hs'
Allan cnrr. for the extraordinary energy put '''"
ip advancing tue work.
, 1876-08-09
TIE OFFICER.

officer Edwin D. IIackett. No. 51a, was called,
snI' testified rs tollows:
Q.-plnase stnte tn the Jury In htict what yuu
know. You came utter tile wholG thing WIS Dyce.
Yoa only arrested h!m' AL was probably within
100 fett ut the tma tho shot was hrcd. was pnst.
Ing A>oGg Oak street whan the earrings drove hp.
Wien thu carsingo stopped III front Of Mt Han
lorl'B honsu was between tho carrlage anil tho
hpusu. saw Mr. Sullivan nlRht from the carriage
spd run IN this stops. and Ms. lfauio.d WA un
lhs sidewalk. | palh no attention to that, aud
walked right along. Dns!ng tAia tima VIM walk
lug urrhaps l50 feet, rrrhara not ns far US tLss:
] turned arofnd to "a e0nth aud heard slnt
10 wl.crn had passed right along, and whsn sot
~ thrru--!s was only about 100 fsst-Mr, McMnl'
len had huld Of NJ. .snlllvun witt, blu latl arm,
Charge ot hiH,. lie said, II have shut that INN. "
Ollie confessed to ynu that hn sllnt this ,nnn
A.-lie said he ahot that man. and demanded
Eass az q s. au liz a ala o Il " Isiird ny
Flfr" tR'kc with thy hystanocts and gained a
LITTLE information. and te tSniltvahl painted
iu"aids !hs sidewalk. and ha sald; II shut ihat
a. possible" This ctowA got 30 excited tlat saw
liz said: ~ liz insntcd my wife anil Intended to
p!Uot hun III tlsp arm. bnt nnt 10 tnjars him." ilu
va, sc1y a|n! much +, + Sxeltsa-ysty M . much; q.
MT H. eaa.t aa II % ~ yoa tSst he did ' ais IL IL
bhot1 A.-Ifr cunfussca bufore artestad him. lilo
ThtJ concluded the testimony for the day, and q
new MitneSs will bo taken up this tAornnE ut II
4. post.mosts,n examination Of tAs body. wn'
made at II o'clock Il, the morning BY county ihyst
sian 5lolaSn as.*t:a by hr F,ssr md .hs bay W.
pelvia Dtath was caused by hc1,ulthage, til,
to.lmou llese vein having baea severed
, 1876-08-09
from ltfrg1 interference At tho hands Of Tho ,,lt,,
ruHrr VI The ti,,vcrnn,cnt+ "T
Aftct considerable rnml,ling tak tho Commits.

finn, ,ttr,,, tr,o,,,,,,.. a, lin ,s,,. NJ, H.
HtIcr cor.i',erabn m rnmbifur ,a1t, tho eono,t..
Tl!s sxEc,;r,vn coan.rrrn
nt,srnaan " mt l:i lcns rcsr'on GIrn, ina o,
aK rfoRs .stoa al" .,Sss "a .ea r. hl
wet ,s Pam'T %ss s p NO. q th'
~ . vpc WI s'uSnn ~ ChaIr.
i an Az H. 1 F. nerEe', aesEr,aty; y ,, It Va,
aoisea a1 tWo as, sh,M 1e htld atan
Enjc"su. ,, Il" in s. Hs. ~ !,onn lo.lay,
nn navs 'ns.et tne ma'tSny ~ IL J"Mnlttcs
iii enn.;t ot. ~ IL c,nnrtmn"t ~ Et, which
"ther tnntttcrs snd }hA uruni nmnnht ~ snd
taTs' tnk e'"u'' ANU LUG USUAL o'''u'' u ssAsfal
" RIA C,tv md tountv Democrat,c tatnnn,rc co.
'ten atsa m, l., III sf9c1nnon mi sCef.
H. cor.a chsirn'an mi md J. T. s.Towfey Esrtat.a t.oa
~ ~ nr,.n1n for y rmn ~
ms,1g nss1 'e''''oa - D''A"k' Lux "e'"Aa 1as's'
nrrunhrcAu HEADQUARTERS.
GsrtSfs3 II ysstSadaS; t a pam n snenHsd @ aaa TT 70.
!ns,! sn's Of Chats. y rasselt, James +: leo,
receiving call. ant! nnswSs'0s eo,5esronaeate.
TS.ttasstsr 5 st lna.napSl!., md u tIs !isa: \.
h.1 sncou,aan rsnor.s 10 nake soncernne ,enss ~
Republican prt'treca III shelr respective Stats,
r,. ,.nh, Rnh onshNhAGnIhs; at.aas,4,ae.t H.s;x .r,
Ina indepsflst!t tsSas otGeMoaaeK pset{ WI aeh
position building, Chicago. APR: ~, ls?a.
ven. sanlge! r.. Caey, Ganu!aato ~ hiee'P9tst.
| Hcnt OF she IhiepGnIeML H.eGhpAIn ,sket; tfeh.
1na lion. ignaitins apunhe!y: Ml',1caoua. Jtte
Iavcf, phnn!ae LII Z; ~ Hns!. ~, Mg,"sM1ee. I'D
oiher RcatlcmeH Will 10 pFeoen' 'Ano 7aafessha
mastinE. ,,,...x
nc i.nm; rcser e SoopGt c"""'a"'e NV 1'tseaeat
~ ~ p.ii pag1H. ~ to+ -odcc,
h.nHssrs s w. % y. T,auG w 1,s,, ~ @ @ ua.cs q
-. .a,.t0aMs eonier'ns IN eA'e"so' AL" o'1essH
t"' ID posa''lo' ,roo,,- .,,
| .u, ~. hhtunSn "AMp. 1a.,. :, A..
Mee,!Ip =, NY cnnseu s1'T.s n,,, ~ @ II: sseoed
| Ihtra avenue: lieaf 1Aylof nEce!: AT. y lillian
, 1876-08-09

.u,t,ln, tle,r enforcement, Though 70 sa,..t.c.
tory have been thr worklngt oi tho 'Iax law, TINT
,%h sns.F F.vS s: S FL H. ~ a.
cheney NJ rrnhibitury le!Itnttu,,. Thc rrsnlt II
tint not sonss of tI!r lcrn.r question tc'a!n' 70
ma,,r on hroal nnt,onai iaa,es Tint wll fetch ont
ilp full Republican vntc. mil Michigan, nt vrry
jorlty faf i1ayrs a1, Wheeler Tic pr,npecis, loo,
arc that each q tho four Co,,src.annAl districts
covered, This clsy and county, comprlr!ng The
First t'lrttGL Is rcrknnrd Tho Mott unceElain
qnat'ty ~ MGltRnn notlrs a1it ths sansass nns w.
iat Il Il AM morally "l certa tas thc ltspuIliean ca.
tl1tlaten this fa cannot be - ebnnxi9,s to as4e
nu1nIn; of hsimllicans ns ". ar,siSt ~ Mosss
thr NJ VIZ no. scratch thosr a d., iskss
1 ssgu ths rail- M, a ntay i@ia soa.
did In 1k7I. ancc the llgnos qnottioi! s!ns .nen
tit.oscd r. Tho msynrnliy election q lS.n se,
nomtnee. r e Vt" That 'lstsa. wa BROUGHT abo'ltby
TltE iAW-ANnohp.h.n hol.E H.,
cause Thomlaon came 'ont agnntt tic snit'ny n.
hun -clnsInE ordinance. Tho result "aa Hhsatls.
factory " ulany German lscpuhcanss who are M not
con.cnt to have their lcer 4nnnns cla.aed VIII. th9
rtn huiaunecs tht ought aS wcll 10 tsG c.eu
seysn siays 10 lllp week a. m s,n%ay. t ~, tho ,c
sunday ;coAlnE Question doc: not Snter sn." IT, IT,
sans,e tey s0nss a1 fsr say"4 L r
staneh tsrhbllcan. ant! recognizes the 'net that t
le real Issues Involved ~ the elcetioM tta fan la
arc rstamonnt To nny question Q! loeal p"''eo,
Presidential canvass. o.u.,
hc nina'iois nt snnge hahH IN 'ns r,snr,a s
lhcrc. lie + 'mmcn'cly popular IN kcht Gnnnty,
np'n captnrinE The vote Of which insu engineer.
ing Tho NATIONAL. .Greenhae!S- Demncratle hose' s
drtsle. md = nf anch unlmpeaehahls c'arnetef I
!lNl even nj bttsrese oi1,t,nens ara coas'sa'hea
toTpcak we'll II him a. tnar'.
Mutk =. 3,rr,vcr ui Pontnc. capital rtumpcs, and
ttrong ,nan the l:rpuhiican nominee, viii eiva
t'Iif"rcnt tort Of contest from Tint naic IN III.
| by Reuolr, who fo.rcd himself u1snh tho ticket
nsint the protests Of thr hest men Of The district.
ti,e roaest fgnrcrJ Il, Tho rnry nj Lansing nru oil
III nras in their reckoning. With new 1linn, nnd
tho right aort Of man fnr the Republican canllatt
| In tho ka,annxon district, there ought IN ba ne
Inul,t ~ lila ejertio,, 1itr remaining dfattcts nj
, 1876-08-09

which haa gono M unehanEal for n,an5 ycar".
sohe os tl,oea new1y. .appointed mcm'ers had i,
burning xtn, for reformation nn,l for chnnRn,, In
Pic,tard, witt l,ai Scen lons IA once. ind gotten
e. tsf. m Sshs T set's he .eeos to
Greatly deferred Il, by Tho Gid Commissioner. II
wa" not long therefore. nttss thc innnce Of nc
That MI: rfckurl was 70 s.c removed and son,e
ssswS s ,s e @ @ n II stEssSc Esss pnSe T1s md
fs fssof Gea'' =, H. 19Se %is 9esents ba
hn they nhandonct, il in dafcFc,ce to {his express
sion Of fceIng still y wa- known that majority
Of Gm sFs e M h t pG , vay aS
IL aa %'i sssy 9ss's' s"asa ns!s'Gp ss
esnata sn Sses II HI fRf'" IT. Ss ss ss9 ss9
drtcrsnncdto seek Il he could 10 securc rc.rlec.
sionors wno wefc Recommended BY Mayor Calvin
were, 1t MAS undcrstood, although they deny II.
to M saa aof. Ae
faction AMI the Arlecton n new ncn in their places
might secure hin, hin ro~ltlun.
WI. Mr.. 1rcs.s M oroihot aSsHs i'siaw, and naturally
ctponsca his cansc With more. warmth, than ho
would u. hc had not occupied that relation fo. O.
ms ss @ S i "s 5 p "ns IL. e M mst9 ia Ss
led him to that which turncd ont to be tho fatal
Rtcp Of EiYlng 10 Aid. Var oddel the stsce az
charges ai;ainat these Commissioner snd sga!n.t
Dn!y vas ID. 10 elected superintendent sud Mr.:
Sullivan. who had been q Rchnol'ttaehcr, whs 70
l,c tho Assistant under him. The story, vas not
true, but Ms. lIanford may hare believed H.
Al a recent mectIng 0f tho Hoard Of Eanrat!on,
tonn after Mr.. H. +. 1sunyana financial eontlttnn
was Enadc known, Mr. ptckard Rubraittcd report
Of the School Rcjiet Fund, r.,m which Il npreursA
that some nf it was In MF. tsunyan's hnn.la. auh
a.. that Aon,c 1T 1t had been lent IN Mr. 1lanford.
hfa brother. In INV Mr. Fcknrd's conanct in thus
ul.nfnlstcfin. thu fund tntrnstcd to him was
spoken uf IL, hnrsh terms hy Mr. Rschbctg which
Alao ro+shty had it, effect upon Mr. U6nforh.
1t Is porsIblc that MI. Hartford also felt some r.
rtnlon brcaura liu not retained In the position
| of Assistant Superintendent, which he held 70.
sutnr timc It was place whose dulles were eaeici
| than those OF Principal nf school. and the
! noeitlon was considered T. nfoso honorable
ihnsr t.o!e ha. Sass for sotne lime been feeling d
hittrsneps Rmnng the Principals In the public
schools ngalnrl, The Doatd Of Education. The,
have been dissatisfied with the chnngrs which harg
| taken place and the invasion 1f the old deetah'shcd
/ routine. They bnve stood By Mr. r!clart VI
against the majority Of the Hoh.d Of Education.
Thcy had resented what they considered to 30 AZ
lntes1Hcdfltng nf the new men with tho 2ffnttH n
the schools Of which thay had erectnl charge; hnt
this also probably prompted Mt. ilsnfatd IN t,,r
| which he did.
, 1876-08-09
TILE SCHOOL BOARD.
IT'S PRIVATE DlssHNslons.

II IL difficult to get Ut the obscure and remote
causes which led to tho dinlcuity which cost Ms.
lIsnlord tIs life. They hAvs been in operation fur
souls time, hut havs rarely como to ths surface,
and. when they h're, hare hardly been noticed by
tho public in general During tho administration
u Mayor Colyin The character Of thu Hoard Of
education wa materially changed. ,Thls Il unl!s.
pHtcl; u IL whsther IL was f0r Lbs butter nr the
vorsa thcru Ii difference of opinion, Mayor
.olyin taxing ene sils and tho present Conncll
ocing decidedly Ot . different opiulvn. But,
whether lhe change Whs for gooa or for
H.. 1t IL certa!n that thu newcomers
wrrs IN many respects dissatisfied Will. tho
routine aud methods VI doing huslacss and nanas*
ZEE sdxizs which Asy found n tho Duard, aud