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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05
LFrom Wednesdays Daily]



Through the courtesy OF DR..
L. w. Hurd, local agent for tho
MindclCM Company, Of San Francisco,
which Inns recently commenced opera
tiOnS i'll that district, We obtain Some
particulars ia relation to tho progress
and prospects Of the camp. The Doc
tor, who hns just returned from the
mines, assures us that the7 assistance
rendered to the miners by the company
has infused new energy into tho camp,
and with their improved prospects to
stimulate, the men are working with q
will, number OF thctold claims, yield
ing beyond expectation, and number
Of others upon which little work Ind
been dono are opening out most salts
fac.Orily. r. Twenty men arc, now Gu.
gagged i'll taking ont ore, which forco
will be increased after the arrival from
San Francisco of John .Cornwcll, the
compnny's neutrality-suspicious.. -
The WISCONSIN Chief" is now yield
Ing nm average OF nifty tons OF orc per
day and several mines OF lesser motto arc
producing from thrco 10 eight tons each.
Lumber with which TO cover In the
works against the Winter, liHs been
sent from here and more is ordered
which will 10 forwarded in tho course
Of fcw days. Tho Company has
lehsod the furnaces OF both the Empire
City and Wcbloot Companies, md
Lo%is Williams, their smeltcr, who has
just returned from mn inspection OF tho
district, is well plohscil. with tho mines
and Hll the surroundings. Tho quality
OF ore obtained ho prunounccs mnnsu.
ally good. md that inexhnustiblo guam
titles OF il exist there and Gun DO cxtrac-
ted, he is well satisfied. =
The fact thnl copper. : ore exists in
abundance in the mines OF Railroad
district has been conceded for ycars,
bus the attempts to make the saIno pro-
flIablo through shipping It abroNd--thc
only course pnrsucd-wero only sue.
ccssful In low instances, and with tho
high grade ores. Tho Mindcloir com
pnny hive process for the reduction
OF copper ores exclusively their
own by which IL is cinimcd
TINT ~ per cent. orc can
DO pro6tubly manipulated in this coun-
try, and they propose TO DO tho smelling
right at tho mines, ard nro also Of tho
opinion Tint during the noxt scuson IL
will DO found advisable to erect upon
tho ground, IN connection with tho
furnaces, II separating works.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05
A CARD.

In extenuation OF my apparent
apathy rs candidate before the people
Of the county, I ean only say that the
failure to visit the various districts is
enforced through the sudden departure
OF my partner in business, which left
me alone i'll the management of this
pnper. and tho work required OF q pub
lie journal during political campaign
Is 30 varied in character Tint q persoh
unfamiliar With the local requirements
ut his hunds could Id Of but littlo ser
vice. Believing that by remaining at
home l could 10 Of some service TO the
Democratic party, that course has been
adopted, and whatever its decision on
Tuesday next, SO far rs MIN individual
ly concerned, ! ahull rest content.
.i-. IG..l ..l:s ,-;.... ,. s. 8, SEARS. &C.,.
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SHOOTING IN CHrSATowS.---A fracRs
occurred in the Celestial precincts.
Fridny evening, in which, according TO
report, three OF tho Inhabitants thereof
were directly Interested, and through
which, tho cnlinnry department OF tho
Hotel WINS badly deiuornliHcd. From
tho mcngor Information derived from
Chinese sOurces5 wo gather that Tho
green eyed monster" took possession
OF tho chief cook ut tho Hotel, and
during all nltcrcntion within tho bound.
0rloa referred 10, tho pnstry.coUk ut tho
aforesaid institution received accident.
nlly, in tho cnlf Of the leg, y pistol ball.
fired by tho Chcfdc cuisine, the riyiliiy be-
ing intended for another follower Of con.
fuCius who dischnrgoN the exalted
functions Of dish-washer. at tho Same
establishment. Tho bclligcrcnts wcro
promptly arrested and lodged IN joil,
but ~ tho healthy patrons OF Mr.. Clark
could not afford TO inst I'LL Monday,
that gentleman became responsible for
thoir appearance for trial. and tho nm
chincry Of tho Depot Hotel moves.
along with Tia wontcd regularity. L'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05
A GARD,

The report having btcomo current In
some portions Of tho county that in the
event OF my election to tho Shrievalty
ccrtnin persons will receive appoint
nicnt rs. deputies, l take this public
method of ihfortni4S tIlliwho. nu6y. feel
my interest in the matter, that such ru-
NOR never had the slightest foundation
i'll fnct. Should secure tho election
for which ! Am now aiming, my action
III tho selection Of deputies will DO
governed entirely by regard for tho
eternal fitness Of things and the wishes
OF political friends, unbranded by any
obligations or promises whatsoever.
john WILLIAMS. i.
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Jncob Cummins whose death occurred
Oil Friday last at his ranch on Secret
Creek settled In this county about four
years ago, and was formerly resident
Of Austin, Lander County, IN this State.
Deceased had always hoen unusually
robust, but was attacked with dJscntcry
sumc months ngo. which finally appear.
cd TO tako chronic form, mud nj length
resulted fatally. Doconsod waB aim
glo mn, but resided with married
brother who cnmo out horo from Mis-
souri, about four years Hlnco. "
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NEw'AD!-Attention il called to the
new advertisement of ThomGs Smiths
Lodging house and Saloon at Tusca-
rom, which appears. elsewhere in this
paper. Wo Gun recomlnend Mr..
Smiths establishment to the
travelling public, having per-
sonally tested tho merits of both his
beer md his beds, finding them good
and comfortable, which, with tho nd
tlition of n genial host are we'll calculat.
cd to relieve many Of tho asperities of
this life. lsesa x
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05

PERsoNAn.-Hon. G.. Cohn arrived
from tho west by the train Inst evening.
49,. .James Hanson. who left here for
California some eighteen months ago,
returned from tho: Golden State by the
same train. -. DR.. T. w. Hnrd departed
yesterday for Salt Lake City. wo I'M
derstand the object Of the Doctors visit
at this time is to become united in the
bonds oi.wedlotk to lady OF that place.
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RETURNED FOR TRiAL.-Cons stable G.
NJ. Dnnks on his return from tho West
Thursday, brought, back from, Carson
for a new trial james Johnson, the crt-
ored man convicted Of grand larctHy IN
the Ninth Judicial District Court some
months ago. Ggro,rnds,upon which
the now trtal Vas ordered were, wo be:
licvo, the snmo as those upon which
MoClear was returned-the unconslitu-
tionalIty Of tho law under which the
jury WINS drawn which tried him. sasl
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05

DsrtuuREp.---Ay young. inah who had
"lookcd upon ITO vino whom IL was
red became dissatisfied with the uni
vcrsal organization Uf things, and at
tempted ui iutrNction OF the social sya-
tenn yesterday by tho uso Of yilo lang
uNgo upon tho public streets. 4 per-
sistcnt refusal to 10 confortcd or moli..
fed 10 tho extent Of "dryiug up" re-
suited In tho sudden growth Of his
hcod-piocO and The spelling Of q rather
pleasant countcnnnco. Wisdom Is us.
uNlIy gained through bitter experience.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05

hnntrArS nj SrAoE.--Tho slago from
tho north, last evening, brought down
tho following persons; From Cornucop-
In, J. l.. Till md wife, Nud--Fnlcy;
from Tuscarora,--1yaon and Helm
hnrt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05

TIE AlshEr-DouIER MILbr-Tho new
Touring mill ri Ainiey & pobict is now
producing MS gond quality of flour ny
can DO Obtained anywhere, Tho
machinery has 'aiways pttforheai i'd.
mirnbly, but tho burrsi being new line
first fow days run wins upon very In
ferior wheat, md tho flour; wns, of
course dark. Everything about tho.
mill now works like o. charm. and tho.
best quality of flour, bran, shorts,
nidlling and cracked barley, in large
or small quantities, can always be had
upon application at tho ny
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05

TAXPAYERS, REAp.--plcaso bear in
mind that SILVER is not receivable for
tuxcs beyond tho legal limit. Parties
In romitting will pleuso govern thom.
selves accordingly and thereby avoid
unnecessary correspondence.
NJ. +. FREEMAN,
ug23.3W County Treasurer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05

TmE very finest quality Of brandy,
Sherry and Port Wines, for medicinal
purposes, NJ tho Gem Saloon,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05
from Saturdays Daily. ]

20 ed -
TIE Panty AT SoUTu FoHK.-Those
who attended the innce at Shepherds,
from this place, Thursday night were
invisible during tho day following,
but rs evening approached tho boys
began putting in nm appearance one by
oneeaoh assuming u sp rightly. bust
ness mir in order to create tho imprcs.
sion that he had been rus,ling around
all day Ms usual, but tho languid ex-
preston from the oycs, coupled with "A
prevailing disposition TO apply at; the
water bucket in the, 6ack-room, betray-
ed them, Notwithstanding little. cpi2
sodes Of this.natutcj however, alI unite
i'll tho assurance that q first.rato lime
was had, everybody enjoying themselves
to their full bent. and although the
attendance was not SO large rs nntici:
patcd, the house was we'll flied. The
supper was such MS can only DO found
ut Georgo'sf tho tablo being
supplied with all tho town lu:xurieS,
comminglcd with those, of tho 5rarer
character. only obtaiunbie in tho coun$
try. Tho music, consisting of Bernard IS
string band, was e{tellent, the company
gay, md JOY was unconhncd until tho
company through sheer exhaustion was
fam to Eecupcratc its energies through |
natures sweet restorer. All join in
pronouncing tho party complete sue
cess iand some Of the younger couples
have admitted that the ride out and
back was fur from disaoreeabIe,
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EUREKA HOTEL,

Z. NJ. Baum, the pioneer puryoyor to
tho Pnllsade public, has fitted mp auow,
throughout, the Eureka Hot6l, near his
old place i'll Pnlisnde, aud travellers 10
lind from Eureka, and tho public gCn-
orally, can rely upon getting first-cluss
meals and number one beds ut NIL times
by interviewing tho genial host OF tho
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05
from Thursdays DailY.1

1SAGT-:-gEEft uEio l..
Tho; Democratic Speaking last Might:
There wns good attendance ut the
Democratic club meeting ht tho Court
house last night to hear once moro tho
political issues discussed. j. b. Tolley,
one Of tho candidates for the Assembly,
was first introduced to the audience and
in brief speech Of twenty minutes,
rapidly reviewed tho course Of the Re.
publican IEsty during these latter years;
in which if was shown eonciusively
that through its persistent efforts in
behalf Of monOpolies aud every mouied
interest in direct Opposition; to tho in:
tercsts OF tho great mass of tho people,
it had forfeited ovcry claim to tho sup
port and rcspcetiso liberhlly voich s6fSl
in years gone by; that the promise of
reform within tho party" SO lavishly
made now, are tho same that were given
four ycnrs ngoI and tho value OF those
promises plundered, pnd Impoverished
people have had anplo OPPORTUNITY to.
know. A report having been circulated
thut Mr.. T6lley favored tho repeal of
the State act taxing bullion, the Speak
CT placed himself square on that pro-
position by openly declaring his I'm I'm
qualified opposition TO such measure.
Having but just recovered from. au nt-
tack of sickness, aud being still quito
weak. Mr.. folly drow his speech 10 "A
close and WAS succeeded upon the
stand by '' '"' IVA 81 s'i.'':''l q
Hon. dABniEL conN -.
WHO viii = short pithy speech 6Gyifeou-
bly, entertained his hearers. In refer
ring to the Republican party. AIr. Cohn
said he had mo rcnson' to believe that
its rank anu file were nctuatcd by mo-
tires dissimilar TO those of the Demo-
cratic party, but its leaders, from n, too
long Possession of almost unlimited
power, have become corrupt to dan.
gerous degree, and by the most repre-
hensiblc means are deceiving those who
rely upon thcir~. representations
Tho chief >. cause = he said. of
the adherence to that party is its ira
ditions, mud in reality TINT is all TINT
remains of it, for OF all those Who by
their wisdom and ability made it great.
now not one Of them SO poor rs to do il
reverence its management las fnllen
into the hands Of Inscriptions and dis
honest men who uto using tho power
acquired through tho ascendency of
that party to further their own selfish
schemes without regard for tho welfare
of the country. - = 49,,
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no WHOM m NAY C0XCbnS,T

Having arranged 10 remove from
Elko about tho seventh Of next month,
1 hive sold to Dr.. Il. W. Huntington,s
my ollico--togothor With my good will
in Practice rhcDrfdlly recommend
him to tho consideration Of my friends
nnl patients. ..,.
As but four weeks will clapse before
my departure, all parties indebted to
mo arc requested 10 call nnd settle tho
respective amounts duo mo from them,
Immediately. ....-.rs; 80. ~. b.
~ Din. J. W. Fox.
ELMO. Oct. 7th. 1876.
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Ifwta d: F.rpH-l't - tTs-,'f ~ u r-it,ts
'AfIHE ,ffg'a!'uIR tSfr,- ;,g,-Ji..,, M ii ,,,t
80. Ia .ant a. i,l5 Is ..;sl -: Mo-
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ECHOES or TIE Scandal

MR. moULro,,'s SUIT ACII>sT MIR. 'nEEcuER-A DIS
AGREEMENT BErwEEN Mr.. AND NEs. rE1oN.
Thomas G.. Shearnan, MIR. BccoIc;s counsel
in the suit brought by Francis y. outon. has not yet
informed the opposing counsel whotor be has decided 20
allow 9heGs jury TO assess dlmaec- IN the case and
thea 20 take "a appeal 20 the Court Of Appeals a. to put
in m answer to me complaint nd 90 gial In tie reu
lar way NJ Mouon began che s,t against Ar. Eeechcr
on the ground that NJ. bccohcr hld i5irei
hin IN going before grand jury a1d
having him indicted FOR false swearing as
10 Mr. Bcerhc7'4 relations w.h mrs. TiltOn. role
pr osci was entered on ti- indictment. NJ. oultcn
claim ed 600 damages To the complaint in this sut
Mr. Bee chcrs lawyers entered demurrer, Wilich was
sustained By Judge DyEmau but The Genera Term u
The Supreme Cour; reversed Es decision The case can
not be carried 10 the LcUt OF Appeals until luugu ~
ha, been recorded ~ H. IL order % have Judgment
recorded ar. B,echrrs counsel would BE obliged, a.
matter ~ .Orm, e. admit the rUtl OF MI houli com
amt Gli leave u 20 ShHr1F jury 70 assoc n q d'-
BeCrhcr's counsel can accept thc other a'ifa-
-e To the complaint and 60 To trial III
TIE regular way ,-..-,,---
about the care Of their Ralph when may lcNG 10
controversy u il stated that Mrs liltoh uas steadily
refused 10 accept pCcuniSry aid rom her bushhhd,
but chat after recent lecture tour MI ltou sent
81 600 10 her and 500 iOr tho boy Ralph She put both
sums in bank 20 the credit Of the chilben. THIS -
asserted to hay0 dsplcased Mr.. Iiton, aud he G"to
mined TO take the bog under A5 own care, ana Nhcu
Ralph paving him visit ne induced his son 10 60
Mrs Ttou declare INT Ralph wishes 10 return 10 her.
and that She is In great gT' account o. ms ubtcuce
Mr. Triton the boy desires 10 remain where he
H. with his ssters Ocean Grove, y j. Under tac New
Jersey aw the father ia the recognized guardian OF the
child after he reaches tho Of 7. Ralph ID few days
more than years Old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
NEW-YORK CITY.

Cardinal McCloskey Is stopping at Newport.
Fashionable undortakers supply mourning outfits.
new stone depot i'd shortly to be built at Car
mahsylo
Some OF the streets adjacent to tho Boulevard are
greatly In need Of repair.
The Kingsbridge road from Manhattanyillo north,
is being put in proper repair.
The railroad crossing near lnwOod station needs a
nagman 10 travellers OF approaching trains.
The first katydid of the season opened dispute
night say six weeks from this there will
be frost.
The uptown ferry of the Central Railroad Of Now
jersey running to the foot OF Carkson opened yeser
day morning.
Castle Garden has been visited by many strangers
in the city whose attention has been directed to 1t by It's his
t0fical "Reminiscences.
The ladies at the different watering-places are
wearing the coors Of their avorte college which
contest In the regatta OF July 10.
The Commissioners of Charities and Correction
decided 10 appoint six additional male attendants the
New-YoTk City Asylum for the Insane.
Last week 1nero were 80 prisoners Al men and o
women received at Peuitentary BackwePs Island.
There vii! be 81 discharged next week.
The receipts during the past week by Chamberlain
Tsppan were 1924 Oy3 81; Endorsements s54 07 bal.
aHce On hand JGly To- sVO3,l51 0l
Controller Green has appointed Nicholas +.
Butensehcen osiion Of Deputy Collector d Ass"ss
ments M sehce4 a prominent manager Of the
Plattdeutthls F1ESi ~.
The Steamship kcn.l~0tth from Antwerp landed
$50 Mer olrl,o cmsr,s Ca, Garioo. aud tbs City Of
Richmond bou Liyer.pl IS. Tl1y COM from southern
Russia " them spo.h Got Ia IntJ left for
their hola9s IN Kansas n t4o evening.
james Lonhau VI To. 5cs West Fotty -sevouth-st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
HAYES AND WHEELER DEMONSTRATORS

The XVIII Assembly District Hayes and
Wheeler Club met No. $50 Third last evening for
the ia. pose Of raising banner. Col f. Z. How pre
sided Among those present were Police Commissioner
EIhardt Gen. G. K Graham, Hamilton Fish. John fa
eoaer Gen. Horace Porter, and Postmaster james Ad
dresses yyt.c 0ade by l. ". Bailey Col f.. Z l. Holmes
anu Cen Granarn, and resolutions we're adopted 7l
proving he Cincinnati nominees and Pittiorin.
The German Rep 1lica Campaign Club Of the XHtl
Assembly District held meeting las evening ~ No
o65 Third ave. 20 tiiy the nomination oil HAYES ana
Wheeler. There large number present speech .
wcr, made by Mr. c,thcn, Aldermen Keen and esh'
and Assemolyman 1 Albert EnCehardt. Mr. tnEe-
hardt reviewed the Of Gov. Hayes and GOV III
den and sad that tho ONLY cLaIgo the Democratic parry
coul bring aeanst The nominee OF the Republican party
gns bls supposed ObGl rity About - members were
added 10 the roll 1hs officers are; sTesaentI Herman
cantor: Secretary. NJ. l.. Eckrteln.
The Republican Of the &IIth Assembly District organ
lied HAYES ard Wheeler Campaign Cub last week IL
IL sisted that tie liberals Of the district are WORKING
heartily and tremendously with the Republicans mas
meeting Will scOn be hed and banner raised. Tho
It aaarters arc OF No. 15S Fitst. The following are
the officers President, Major Edwin 4. McAlpn vice
Presidents, Or. Samuel CIcgar, ana Hamilton wade
Recording Secretary, Chas a. Graham; spending
Secretary, Robert V. Mac.ey; Treasured John Cornish
The Nineteenth Ward Republican Campaign cub raised
large Bayes and Wheeler banner Al 'front.' OF s rooms,
al Si1ty-tnirdst. and Thrdaye., yesterday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
RrsINEss EMBARRAssNENTs.

Winternitz a. Battle, dealers in wool az No.
I09 Reade-st., have gone into voluntary bankruptcy
Their liabilities $Sll50, and their assets
nominal The largest creditors Z. J. Darlington,
s1s736 80; oelrehs Co.. s12,767 IS; j. NJ. Requa q
Co., loss 30
petition In bankruptcy has been fled against Ban
berger Cans manufacturers Of ladies' garments at No
3O3 Canas by Scott Brothers and ten other creditors,
whose claims amount TO about $4,000.
sxt Ludwig Xapf, for many years proprietor OF the
steuben House, No 295 BOwery has been sold out by
execution. 49, -
Five creditors OF David Warwick OF No $50 Broadway,
have fled petition in bankruptcy against liIn.
Assignments tho benefit OF creditors have been sled
with Tho County Clerk By John stewart Gnd William
Mitchell francis Rothscld, and by JACOB Wolbeck 10
Leopold EhInkerKer.
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ENTRIES FOR THURSDAYS GAMES.
GENERAL PEFss DIsPATCHl

SARATOGA, July 1.-THE entries for the
College athletic sports to come of Thursday closed
with the following entries
Tiiree-1niIe WaIk--w. Merritt Bowdop; r A. Noble
PriRceton; NJ. L. Driscoll, Williams; Erpsst Law, e. ;
MeIlvaine, University OF Pennsylvania W. ri. Watson
mouth; II. seweli, j. Il. W. Wharf, Wesleyan.
DcS WeSieysa; j M Nam. l. G. Hunt Proceion; j.
". Pryor Columbia; H. W. stevens, Williams; " J."
fsFerbacb COLLEGE of tSe city Of New-York; stephen
Young, Dartmouth; ". z. Wakeman, Yale
Broad Jump-H J.. WiiOughby, III. J.. Gcysciin. Uni
yersity on Pennsylvania; Stephen Young Dartmouth
II. J.. BogeIt, Columbia; e. Iialstcd, PrhCeton.
Frear and G. W VIddsr Union; &. a. L. Mead Wesleyan.
Graduate Mile walk-w. IL. Downs, Wesleyan 5.
Mile Run-A L. Morton and D. H. kellogg, Yale C. W
YiddeT, Union; +. A. White aud f. L. Mead Wesleyan
Hurdle Race NJ Woods, Princeton; J. W Pryor, Co
lntnbia; A. W. Bidde and H. L. Geyscl!n, UnVersity OF
Pennsylvania; +. j. Babcock and w. D. MaS On, Union
Putting the Shot, NJ Mann and n. b. Van Tensop,
Princeton; J. L. Bold, p. f. Jenkins, Union ~
Mile Walk. f. Woodbridge ". f. Lansing, Union ;
W. u. Merritt, Bowdoin; T. A. Noble j VI. Tayloc'
Princeton H. E Driscon, Williams; Ernest Law, T. 3.
Coliege OF tho City of New-Yofk G. ". Edgar, Dart
mouth; j. II. W. Wharf, W. L. Wsrd, Wesleyan.
stephen Young Dartmouth; d. II. Kellogg, Yale I. ID.
j.. Erear, {. W. Neddcr, Union; II. L. Brown ana u NJ
Tbrow,ng he BALI. r. Ldrianoe Williams J. NJ.
Mann ana r. Kargi, PnncctOn H. W. Andrews, Unlver-
atty Of Pennsylvania; d. Robertson. Wesleyan L. f.
Graduate Mile Race-w r. Phnlor Princeton; and y.
=" PDYpinG gieh Jump NJ Mann OF Princeton, ]. W.
Pryor and H. l. Bogert Of Columbia r. T. jenkins, f. D.
g. Fresr, and j. r. Thomas Of Union ana A. W. Bddle of
the UulVersity OF Pennsylvania.
onsrterm5ie Run-B L. Fs,h and W. w. Van Deusen
of 'Weseyan, r. h. Robbins and II. Andrews Of the
n b. Van Tsnsep OF Princeton, H. NJ. Stevens OF VIII
iiams Stephen Young and l.. etimson oi Dartmouth,
f. ID. b. Irear OF Union, and Ga'par GFs6od Of Column
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ANrGTAMMAAY RATIFICATION MEETING.

The Committee OF Arrangements recently
appointed By the Ant-Tammany Democrats 10 prepare
for great meeting at Irving Hall on July u, TO
ratify the nominations Of Tldel and Hendricks. IL yes
terday at No % Parrow, In. auuc b. Hart preceding.
The Assembly district Orgaiz lions were instructed to
hod meetings this week 70 provide for full representa-
ton at the mass meeting Reports from thirteen Assem-
by districts in regard this matter received The
other districts will hold meetings on wednesday and
Thursday Among tbOsc who have been invited 70 adj
dress the meeting JratO Seymour senator herman,
Lieut. GOV. DOrshener, Senator BdysId, William No
CSndless Leon Abbot OF NevJerfey Allen q. Thurman,
Richard O'GorDsp AID CDBgTessmen Meade Cox Ely,
ward Wood, Hewitt and Wills. Oswald Ouendorier
has cn1aonted 70 pIeslde.