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annual NEE ssg Of StooksoA4rs

Notice is herb given hat the Anul
Meeting OF ,he Stockholders OF The WilmH'
ton h Western K z. o., for tie election
Directors and the transaction Of such OF
business as may be pret ented, will be beldl
the Com pany's ONCE, In Whining on,
hONnAY JAsUARf 10th, 1876 at twei
O'Clock, NJ. j. {. FARRA, /
dec24 ;eodte secrct,1
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NLECTLON.
ID NATIONAL BANK OF WIIMNGToNl
AND BRANDYwINF.
Wilmington. Del, Dec 10th 1915. }
Notice is hereby given that an Election
will he held q the Banking House on Tues.
day the llth lay OF January, 1875, between
tne hours OF : and P. NJ, Tor nine Directors
TO erve the ensuing year.
decio-te T. RICE, Cashier.
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NOTICE

N The Annual Meeting OF the Rs,,
Association, OF New Castls county. I'd
Detect n OF Horse Thieves and asa-
OF Stolen Horses. will be held Ia win
ton ut the ofiico on ID floor OF TeIsI
Building, corner OF Market and Third NJ
on SATURDAY, January s,h, lw
O'Clock, a. IN, at which time Offlcsn m
elected. anu other business Of the Aw]
ton will be transacted. PunctuL M
ance OF members required.
u o. JACKSON P,st
JAS. II. HoPPBCKER, Sec'y. seeni.I
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a NRUAL MEETINGS

ny OTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEEry
~ the elawarc Institute OF MA.
Arts will be held an SATURDAY E-N
next, at their rooms Third and Kiosrst
at ~ O'Clock. Officers elected repor,,1
and other important bu mess trals,ts
lan7-2t p N. BRENNAN p.,k
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Suicide Of . Wealthy Young Lady.

PHILADELPHIA, January 6.-Miss
Caroline Jackson, a young lady of
wealth, residing at 1402 Chtstnut St. i.
in this city, committed suicide by Ia
king poison last night. Her brother
committed suicide last summer by
jumping from q steamship into the
Delaware river having just returned
from Europe.
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INJECTION NOTICE.

INJECTION NOTICE.
L THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE
Wilmington, Dec. IL, 1875.
Notice Ia hereby given 10 the Stockholders
OF this Institution tn { an election will he
held al the Banking House. on TUESDAY
JANUARY ll,h, 1875 between the hours oi
3 and 4 O'Clock, r. NJ for the purpose OF
eleotIng seven Directors TO serve ior the en-.
suing year. Il. II. EWBANKS,
declS-tv Cashier.
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ShersGl's AaIe.

nY virtue of aund writs of Fl. Fa IN me
directed. WILDE expo ed to Pull, ale on
me Pr mBes near lawn ut in Brand, vine
HID. New Cast c. uuty. Dei.. IN
"WEDNESDAY
rHE 18th DAY rF JANUARY. 1916,
n II o'clock, a. NJ.
viz!
large Let Of lumber and logs. consisting Of
our white Pine Ia q. 2 o corin o wool / I
oI lumber yard. lumks NJ mil lumber n
Ten '9' - shite lin 'h'nslies. lot o ooal
mill tools 3 work horse. 1 mules, q Iun.ber
wagons 2r,t,a loi OF caains head nghis
IL small lights 2 caring. ho s.s. ami car
riaee ba 'g ~. dob arnrsI 81 igh WACO
aid car bR,nes. COW. he or lot of CORP.
o'ts, uoks heat corn M, G f,ur bran, mi
sg'L Gales COW fic, FIX ures fr proof
0 H.. 0e
Seized and tahen into execution as the pro-
peIt, OF ilag u hurobmsn, and 70 be
sold By w
WIN. II. LhMBsON Sheriff.
sheriff Ofios New Castle,
December ~. a. ID. 1910. tlesa7.stawts
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N WILMINGTON. DnsI. Dee. q Ir

IN Wu.MINGroF. DlsL.. Dec. a. hi
The annual meeting of the Farmen Hr|
Fire insurance Co., OF the State OF Dellu|
uor merry Of Mill Creek Hundred, vii
held At the Office OF the Company, M3
Market street, " ilmington, Del n Mad
the 10Th day OF January, 1876. at 10 o'e vi |
NJ. at which time he election Ter seVsszl
one y ara interest on all deposit Bots i
be kayable. The Agents OF the C0mprIl
autho, lied TO receive the dues OF The "a
bers. Il g SrOT5ENBUkG, Presida.
W. A. LAMUTTR, Beci etary. decsttl
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WATER DEPARTMENT. !
CHEZ ESGISEER's OFFICE,
No. 1000 Market street

CHIEF ESGISEER's OFFICE,
No. 1000 Market Street
WILMINGTON Del Dec. 9Th, 1915,
NOTICE TO WATER RENrEB5
~ Ohice City Water Department.
Inc bills Tor 1876. are now ready and pay
able at the Registrars Office, 1901 Market St.
The law requires that all bills paid on or be-
fore January 3lst, 1876, the face OF the bill,
shall be received and receipted for !,
five per ct. additional, these paid during the
month OF March ten per cent. additional; anil
where amounts remain unpaid after a pril
lst 1877 the Registrar is required to have tn.
Ferrules withdrawn and SUIT instituted for
the recovery OF tho amount due. The water
VIII not again be let into such premises un.
III such arrears with assessments, ard So for
drawing Ferrules are paid.
Office hours 8 q, m to d IN.
EuW. MCINTYRE,
uecl0-u Registrar.
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NOTICE.-v & Walker having pu chasei
tho interest of David Colwe in tha ie6e
firm OF Walker & Colwe will continue the
Goa and Wood business at the N. E. Corner
of Thirteenth and Market 'treots, in the city
OF Wilmington, under the name of v q.
Walker. &C. WALKER.
January lst, 1915. Bot
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WEA THER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Z, l A. M.
pEnnAnIT f-rIva

PRoBABILrTIEs.
For New England and the Middle
States, clear and cold weather, north
to west winds and rising barometer,
followed by winds shifting to south
west or southerly, slight rise of tenn
perature and stationary or falling
barometer during the night.
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Tennyson's ELAINE" and Enid
have been translated into Spanish by
Don Lope Gisbert.
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Get the Best.O

"The best Is the cheapest"--is an old and
true MAXIM. The hest ar, icie FOR those neeti.
ing tpec aclee or aids to sight ia the :" i,,-
mond Spectacles Every pair Ia stamped
with the diamond trade mark.
For sale in Wilmington by b. 8. Clark, No,
407 Market street ian3eod&wlY
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CHERIFP'o SALE.
- BY virtue / Il writ Of Levari raaits to
me direeted. viii be cxp9'oI - Pubic sac
at the
DELAwABE HOUSE. Ne. tl3MARKHT ST
kept by Geo. W. Crtlip, in the city of VIII
mington, New Castle county, Delaware, On
SATURDAY.
THE 22d DAY OF JANUARY. 1916.
ot2o'o ock. pm,
The following described Real Estate. via:
All that oartain lot. piece or paro, Of land
situated in the city of Wi minRton with y
brick dwelling house thereon erected bou nd
ed 1 d d scrihed srpiow,s 10 wit:
Beginning at point on the ives terly side
OF Gnpln A enuo at the distance OF one hum
dred and ninety Ave feet more or iess nor.
therly from the northerly .ide OF clayton
street In the line with the southe, gable of
frame dwelling bclunaing TO Vim. Atm
thence west.rly and parallel with Clayton
street eighty feet to n stake thence southery
and parRlle with Giipin Avenu, thirty feet
to stake, thence easterIy amt parallel with
the 6rst mentiontd d line ana Clayton etre- t
e ght, feet 70 the W, sterly side .f Giipn
Avenue AFORESAID, and thence thereby nor.
therly tti,ty feet " the plare Of bcginnir e,
be the con tents thereof what they may.
seized an taken in execution as the Tr
perty OF iheodure Sa nuel Leo and Clara hi,
vile rad to be sold by
WILLIAM II. LAMBS0N. Sheriff.
sherifi's Uhice Ne. Cattle.
JanuG'y 4.1s76. jan6-ts
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NOTICE.
WILMINGTON, Dec. "a. ".

~ "EH]HNVHONI " DtO' ~ bA1
The sth annual Convocation Of tho Al
Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Mason, \
OF the State Of Delaware, will be he'd N Il
in the Masonic Temple, in this c ty, a
18th Of JANUARY. is76, at 10 A, NJ
j. r. ALLM no
oeozz W@stm secrear
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DIVIDENDS.

nVIDkND.
~ first NATIONAL BANK. il
Wilmington. Del January Sd, lA
The Board of Directors have this g A
clared q dividend ut nye per cent \
last Six months, ci ,"r OF tax p yaels y
mand. GEO. ID. ARMs1BON
lan3-6t tAA@
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SHEnfFFv.S SALES.
GHERIRR,l SALE

SHERIFF'5 SALE.
- ByvirIue ,f IA writ o. Ieeaii FdeiH'. 20
m direct,d d, viii be exposed to Pubi.c sale.
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. 5l3 MARKET ST .
kopt by Geo W. ortlip. IN the city OF viii
ning;pn, New Castle County. De aware. on
SATURDAY.
THE "a DAY OF JANUARY. ! D. 1876,
At o'clock, r. 10.
the following described Real Bttate. viz:
Those two cer.lin lots of land h. rein des
or bed as one tot W tn the three story brick
dwelling house and the two sto y brick
dwelling ho, $, thereon erected. sit uato in
the cit oil Wilminct m. bounded and des-
criLed rs follows, to wit: ho inning at the
nortnw west corn, Of Second and Adams e..
thence nor herly al ng tho westerly side OF
Ad ans strest sixty feet +, q corner in other
land of the said John Mcdonnell. theme
westerly and parallel to Second street thirty
two feet to a corner in other land of the ~ id
John Mcdonnell. thence southerly parallel
to the first menti ned line and Adams street
thr ugh the entire of an alley aividing these
houses fr, m the anio ming brick house on
the west OF the said John McDoUnell ak y
lee: to the fofes id mort erly side Of second
street, and thence thert by - sterly thirty
two feet to the place OF bcginhing. be the
contents thereof what they may. with the
Sc o. said Al o. with the own,Ts or o'cu
piers OF tho join ng house on tho west IN
CON mon forever.
Seizei and t,kon into execution as the
property OF John Mcdonnell and Margaret,
his wife, and t. : and to be 20 d By
WM. IL. JAMESON. Sheriff,
Sherifl's 0ilce. New Uaatlu.
JIu rs ). A. u. 1875. / jim d-'s
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ELE-TJoN NOTICE,

INKlflNg TON ZdVI KOTbs
~ hIksT NAIiOshL BANK.
WILNiEGrnN, d L., Dec ilih 1875
Notice rs hereby given that the an tual
will be held at the Banking ilou g on iUrS-
DAY 'he llth day Of January 1876 bet cen
the hours ol and o'clock =. NJ. tor the
purpose # eocting nine stock holders 10
serve as Directors the enfuiI z year.
decl5te GEj. d. ARMSTRONG, Cash'r
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CHERIFFS SALE.
= BY virtue OF writ of Venditioni FL.
ponas to me directed will be exposed TO pu o.
lie sale, at the
HOUSE. No. 5lJ MARKET ST.
kept by Ge1rge W. Ortlip. in the city Of Viii
mington. New Castle county. Delaware, on
SATURDAY,
THE I'D DAY OF JANUARY. 1876.
At2 O'Clock, p. M.
The following described Real ..stlte. viz:
A lot or tract OF lanh ituatc il. tho city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, delaware
bounded and described as follows, - wit:
Beginning at stake on the wettei side
OF Franklin street. at the distance of Is feet
from the northerly side OF Snallcross Avenue,
thence westerly parallel with shal Lei oss
Avenue 9. teet inches, thence nOrtherly
parallel with franklin street J6 feet tn, nee
easterly parallel with Shallcross Avenue o.
feet inches to the Aforesaid side OF Frank.
lin street, and thence soulherly 10 feet to
tho place OF be, inning, being part OF the
same land and premises which William
Aiken and wife did grant and confirm to T
S. Lee &c, be the same what it may.
Sei2ed and tak"u in execution II, the pro
perty OF Geo so ID Kelley. and T. be sold y
WM. II LAMBSUN, Sheriff,
SherifT's Office Now Castle.
Jan ; a. D., 1876. ! jane 2taWts
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Ladies' Hair D. es''1
No. 6l4 Market SIRE"

wu.MIf GroN, d L J
IIa- Ing ommenoed tho Hsn "ts "rts
b'i iness at Il, MSri ct 81 Get, : nn ~
tn du al work IN my II Q In tne o'''
and Al mnierate prioe, N ~
tonpb bings made up In any ~ u"
customers ato ~
Nj Oide o promptly sttrnW'
patYonRxe respectfully soncis v,UpI1spI
janb-3md b %.
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ANuERltR'I sALN.
- ly virtue Of u writ of Levari Facias. TO
me direc.ed, viii be exposed TO Publ "a c.
hI the
DELAWARE HOUSE. 5l3 MARKET ST..
kept by Geo. W ortlip, in the City of VIII
minetun. New Castle County Delaware. on
SATURDAY,
THE I'D DAY OF JANUARY, 1876,
at2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described Roal Estate, VIZ:
AL tnat certain lot piece or pa eel OF land
with a dwell ina house thereon erected, eiiu
ate in the city of WHINING nRton aforesaid.
bounded and described MS follows to wit:
Bog nning on tie souiherly side of Thir-
teenth street hetwern Market and Orange
street at the dist4i ce 4 sixty-ona ieet six
inches from the easterly side of Orange
street thence southerly parallel with ur-
anke street tnrouRh the middle Of the divis.
ion wall between this house and the adjoIn-
ing one, flty-iour I. ct four inchet to the line
OF land formerly OF Joseph i. P'ice. thence
eastsrly and parallel with Thirteeaih fifteen
feet SIX inches to a stake. thrpce northerly
' arailel With Orange street through the mid
dle of the division wall between this and the
adjoining house fifty Jour feet four inches to
the afoI esai side OF ThirtetLth stresf, and
thence along the me westerl fifteen fee'
six inches TO the pie &c Of beginning, be tt Q
contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution us the pro.
perty OF Patrick Uoughe. ty ard t. l., and TO
be seld by
VIM. II. LAMBSGS. Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office, Nev Castle.
Jdnu.ry ;. 1876 Jan. 6-ts
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NJ IOTICF.-Threc hundred shares of the
~ 4th eeties of the City Building a. d
Loan Association urc now offered 10 sub.
scrib rs. First payment SecOId Tuesday IN
February. Inquire OF
J. i. PIERCE. Scc'y.
dec2scodtof"bs No. West Fourth 81.
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A. iUTlCE-REMUvAL Dr Quinby has
~ moved 70 No. se4 MARkE1 STREET.
oct2Oa
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CONsVAisl.E.S 81 T..

10y virtue Of writ OF. teri t"cias issued
ID by Henry r. Atkinson, a Justice of the
Peace of the State of Maryland in and for
Allegany county, and to me dir,cted at the
suit Of John J. Keller against the goods and
claltels, lands and tenements of George |.
Layman Francis Mckenzie and Daniel b
Layman. | have seized and taken in exc
cution all the right, title and interest of
George l.. Layman in and to the following
property, to wit
Lot No. Is of block No. 4 of Frosts'
heirs addition to the town Of Frost
burg
Lying and being in the town of Frosthurg,
Allegany county, and State of Maryland.
And hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23p, 1876,
in front OF John j. Kellers store in the
town OF Frosiburg, at 2 O'Clock p. M. |
will proceed to sell said property so seized
and taken in execution =; public auction 10
the highest bidder for ct,h To satisfy sad
claim and costs with the addt nai COSTS
thereon. GEO. Is. PARk ER,
Dec 2-3t Constable,
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The UNION is the only Democratic daily
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the language of the initial editorial, "thc
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ment ofthis paper is to aid IN preventing
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hallowed significance and illustrions
memories, festival for poor and ricl
alike.
Our CoRREspoNDENcE.-"Frost
burger" arraigns the coal companle
for charging the people of the Goa
region too much for coal, as compared
with prices paid at distant points. H.
cites the instance of Cumberland, afte'
!. costly railway carriage Of seventeen
miles, gets coal as cheaply as we vile
i've at the mines. He forgets, how
ever, that here it seems to be every =
body's labor Of love to favor Cumber
land. If there are any nice tit bits o.
emolument, profit, patronage, OF
henetcence, it must go to Cumberland
On the other hand, when Cumberlan'
makes an annual contract for coal toi
city use she permits Pennsylvania t,
come into competition and award
Pennsylvania the job. We are able
to cite several other striking instances
Of our disgusting, unrequited syco
phancy of that town, but we forbeaI
now.
However, "a Citizen has the te-
merlty to aspire to a sort OF equall'
ty of claim with Cumberland. W.
infer from several expressions he has
dropped that all thepoor do not reside
iG that unfortunate city. He wants
some of our citizens to solicit con
tributions of coal for the "sutferin!
poor of Frostburg' We disagree
We think our municipal authorize:
are the castodians of all business o
this character. If not, they should a
once invest themselves with itand g
to work
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A FEW nights ago North Hill ma


A FEW nights ago North Hill man,
whose turkey didn't act as though it
was going to agree with him, thought
he would take a seidlitz powder But
by mistake he took tartar emetlc,
and when the returning board went
into session, it threw out pretty much
everything .-Burlington Ha,ckeye.
UNGINNED cotton is now shipped
from Southern ports to Liverpool, So
as to secure free market for cotton
seed and waste.
ONLY three vessels were built in the
Bangor district during the season OF
lS76-tonnage, 7ll.22.
EXPORTS of tools from Sheffield to
America are steadily and rapidly fall
ing off.
THE Titusville Herald maintains
that petroleum production is steadily
declining.
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10y virtue of three writs of fire fitf'i,S is
sued by John {. Wris, "A Justice nt ne
Peace Il die State of Maryland in m | 'nr
Altgany county and to me lire clc,i. one al
ne suit of THom's McNci,i x George \
Nmgcrt, ate paItncI> trading un,I,r Il e
il name ot VI Neil 4, Win ert one ut
ne silt of Gror1c A Wln.crt an one 81
he sui, of Rohert NJ. W Waterman a9n n>l
he goods and rllnttrls. Ian Is and tenr-
nent> of George l.. Lryman. have Sc IN
nd taken in execution all the ri@iI. / BE
md interest OF George l.. Lavnr.n in aut
10 the 10 lowing prop r'v. 10 wi;
Lot No II Of block No. t Of I'rosis'
heirs addition to the town of Frost
burg
Lying End being in Allcgany county anal
State of Maryland
And HEREBY give notice that IN
SATURDAY, DECEMBE 2@p. l~,i.
if frHt of john J krlrr's store in t."
town OF Frn>lmr-, al . oc,n"k j. M !
viii proceed Ia 81 said property :" s'';/r |
III" taken in eNer.iI nn ai pr II G auction to
he hiy ust ID | l. Tor rtstlp >-:tiSv =, i
'.'im ahl costs wit, the Hllrl;pl costs
II 'r'D!l. GEO. i PAR. if.
Dee 2-3t Coast ;!..C,
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poor, at least all that can be saved
in the easy sacrifice of unnecessary OF
tanciful Injuries. This is more bless
ed than to receive Moreover, it goe
far toward making Christmas, with ii
hallowed significance and illustrions
memories, festival for poor and ricI
alike.
, 1876-04-06


Tho Nepublicau City Convention delegates to-
which veso elected last night, will moot to-day
at n'ctock at tho Republican Headquarters.
northcast coruer Of Clark aud Lake stsoets, for
Tho purpose o! nominating a City Treasures,
CITY Clerk, City Attorney, Clerk Of tho Police
Court, and possibly Mayor. For tho principal
onice tyat OF City Treasurer which liz not,
however, ~ profitable III II ouco MAS, owing
to Tho embarrassed condition of the
city finances, and tho fact that
The town ia but for QUO year.
there are several Candidates. Tue oldest in tho
field IL alr. George Sherwood who was Aados-
man from tho old Thirteenth for couple OF
years, hut WHO IL bctiovel 10 10 without much
backing. The most dangerous candidate, aud
the Que last In the f1eid. IL AID. SchAnneE, who
misrcprescnted tho Sixteenth Ward the othpg
day by his voto to retain Mayor colyin In oftlco.
by Il ayAtcm Of fraud At tho primaries ho has
carried away nearly all ths North sido
deleGatlons aud il In hopes, by making
coalltloIs with othst candidates. ot
forclnx htos upon tho Convention, Ths utler per-
held np pee from lsoa 70 1861 But 10 Is teuoye 10
h4ss no st1ruRth II not likely. howeyes, that auy
Of tnese candidates will Ia nominated. Thur IL !
strong feeling among thu majority VI tho Neat aido
dess4ica u tavot u putting up sthet rneer ScAuttcs
GeaEG9 HchnadoF, ,chss Of whom would Ea ulost ii.
snis4bIy htesl for the pu4ttton.
fFon cl1x cLxnx
thaEs srs many candidates.. Including liz. j. T. Q.
Forrest, the present incumbent Of the otcA Qa4pAf
Hutx. dattuaa politician and writer Of sosns u!.h
ua.s, nho has bssa Raaitsataty Com11!ssl1nes Aad
, 1876-04-06

Tho total number of votes polled 8s5 much
larger yot0 than over before. Tho discrepancy be-
tween the number cast for Delegates 4ui for Alder
II easily accounted f0r by tho fsct that fourteen
men voted for deIegaea wlo cast no Tose4 fo1 Alder
men.
Mr. Stewart In In the real.es.Ats business on Wash.
tngon street, RnA lives Oh ElhB place, wut AIR. I'LL
bert, AlAo III the teaeat4te business resides u No,
1853 Wabash avenue.
riETH WARD.
Tho primary election In thiA wast yesterday MAS
heill Al tbs corner Of Tweuty'st1sh and lianHvcs
ssreest. aud ~as noticeable fur ils good oIdcr Which
prevailed Around the poa snd for bc lars, rnte tlai
was east. II was tho largcst tuluons ot citizens
which has ever occaErsd Ii this wYrd at primary.
Hut I1fEe slaso Of ha votes caxt by penoctAts
who had cona out 10 good force to hep their ff!pnts
or 10 weaken the lsepuhIlcaa IiciH BY put
ting gu tue poorest men. Tina resulsr nominee.
.ae hslae!ssa,n !s;,. cue 9f &, tia tts VT wsFS to5
schmtz. Tncro Wa plsted aganst shese John u Fols
aud jAtnts q. stephens, VINO Here defeated fur tie
nomination At tho Club meeting. There w4s but ona
list Of delegates voted for. which MAS the ono nntp-
uated ~ th> Club. Tho ludgca Of coc1!on Ness Mar
lin Iett M,chsei Weldon, AIa George kosbs. Thcso
candidates, aud obtained tho following result for Al
William Van OIlndA. ...... .71
Michael acaM1t1. ,.,........'s.....-... 255
T. D. atepne0At. t9o9
1oAn u Fot1.-.-.s'. ........ss .l3t
Tho do!egsses to the City Convention we're william
Van OLluds u. Bchlnit1, 1oasph 6mith, 8llnon Wal.
laco. q. Eigemau. Henry lloafse, Alouzo Aoames,
William Hansen, Arthur Xl.tlos,
Michael Hchmltz served foE Two Jn2sa; Van QIlpdA
II IN tho real-estate business
6t1TH WARD.
Ths Sixth Nszd 9zlmaIles Nh held Il jsAa Pfsld-
, 1876-04-06
Animal Meeting Of Stockholders

q Atlantic Il Pacific Telegraph ca. will b held on
wednesday, April II. laU 1t las broadway New York,
!os the purpose Of e!cctlng Trustees fos snAuiug