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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-26

SALES AT AUCTION.
A -ruSIs JOHNSON, AucriONEER,
IA old stssd. 81 Nassau st.
On THIS DAY "Wednesday; at y o'clock.
by direction o. the esecatrix o. the estate Of
the following valuable Mscbinerys-
Allen Allen Stamping Presses for stamping wrappers.
T. Allen seaf,,ssanS Folding aud stamping Machnsa
AlI,gn,or stamping aud Printing Prss.es
nisn Aatema,ie Presses for printing ioided envelopes
THIS DAY "wednesday, at II O'Clock.
OYSTER sCow BOAT. together with all the Fixtures.
AT rs ii sod rs 81 rG %Es N or s NORTH RIVER
BY order Of william R BALDWIN, attorney for mortgages.
LARGE s4ts 81 sSSssiSse yGssistas consist.
For particulars to-rnorrow's Herald.
On FRIDAY, al io1s o'clock,
AT 10: 70 EAST 10TH 81. MAR UNION SQUARE,
sS s1 rs &C.
AT 20 u sn AVE. d. Soss iH G iS4
GREAT PY oepFK * kK
MIXTURES. DESKS, SAFE. &c
ri s |. n. {. EXHIBITION TO pay -. >
and "a !. ne Rs:s; Az SssIy s. corner
OIL rArs4 HSsis. 2s ID w 'si'sR coLoas
Ksa.s Virgins, BodnG.on. hsaas. Huston. Fiossh-
~. - ".
GEO. W. KELLER, Auctioncer
A RCH JOHNSTON AUCriOXKER-oFFICE. rs 18TH
place.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MIRRORS, PIANO. CAR
by ARCH JOHNSTON. on
Ar TIL TIL day WE n mi April rs at io O'clock
ss s.. s DS 5. ss.T Boa. ssd spr s
fano kindt 4 20 makers pier Mirror Brussels end In
grain Carpets and Ocoths China and Glassware Kitchen
Furniture. Ac.
a UcrIoN sALE.-LAKGE AND PEREMPToRY
IA sale this "wednesday morning. commencing ut 10
70 6 SssTn' w. 'oy y SYwa
MMoyysEii q 81 FlaNITunE; RARE AND COSTLY
worth Household Goods by cataiogue:-
brilliant toned raneforses sseinway and Windsor.
sIssae, 's rs.sw raro Es sn,,r
. elegant Mantei Sets
- choice bronze Figures
Is windows Lace Curtains
20 Brussels and ingram Cnrpets
W tine Oh Paintings. best artists
elegant CAbinctx-
Rep, plush and hsircloth Suits
s,egant Library Bookcascs
Ladies' Secretaries and Bookcase combined
Easy Chairs, Turkish style.
Music Boxes. hest Paris makerl
II elegant Bedroom Suits complete In black walnut
- curled hair and spring Mattresses
10 elegant black walnut Rockers
3e:eKsnt Turkish Suits
"a Bedroom Chsirs match.
black walnut Lounges.
seegAnt Bedroom aid Paslor Clocks
elegant black walnut Buheta
superb Extension Tables
- oiaek walnut Dining Chair.
china Dinner and Tea Sets.
CASTERS urus. Pitchers, Forks.
Knives. spoons. Glassware. &C.
basement and servants Furniture new fonr months
ago n B-Ths Is the largest sale OF the Sale
Auctionecr N B-Competent TO pack ship goods
city or country.
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NORRIS WILKINS, Auc.ionser.

a.. MORRIS WILKINS, Auctioneer.
Piano. Mirror, fine Carpets, &C.,
:. - at auction.
lexington ss elegant black walnut firi" suss rosewood
ss s.sss Ss T.s ha,s.
Srnrss MSr Ssres, oeohs black w"ns Chamber
and Laundry Furniture Cooking Utensils 9s A''S1''
A NORRIS WILKINS, AU0TIoNEER
ins. statuary BIonles Clocks bnhi Cabinets &e &c. l.
r s .S con s s.. .
r.,o suit rosewood do bah Cabinets OAK Library suits
rsss. and ssisr Table
S ss
Bureans wardrobe: Curtains as also China and Glass
pets; also Kitchen and Laundry Furniture.
a rms sss .,ss, ys.i Mms j !. @ o'clock
e1 ss Lord a fsr.r 'sss s 1T
line and h.rioth made to order months ago; stein
way Son. "a octave rSsswCod ranoor,e ,arsrs
cur.sins Pier and osse. Mirrors velvet and Brussels
ssass Buasa
Ing Cases spring and hair Bedding.
.
ssss x & T II Ct good s
Goods boxed and removed II re s9sTsv y,xx .
A j. sEEBACHER, AUCTToNEER, WILL SELL
"A. this day a. ssle.soom. 10. Chatham st. At io
walnut Frames. Counters, Shelvngs Awnings Grocery
Fixtures Desks Tables Chairs Trunks Sxfcs 20
sorted Carpots Billiard Table Piano Clocks on Paintings
Shirts, Drawers. Clothing Champagnes whiskss Tins
Bsndies 1000 Cigars. fancy Soaps Groceries, Hou
uIshng Goods Saddles Harness, &c; also elegant
Music Box.
A UCTION. AUCTION AUCTION.
win sell on THURSDAY. a5,h At IL O'Clock sharp tho
contents private residence ais Est s.h ST. consisting
Of paror. chamber dining room Furniture Of best
city makers
JAMES ALLEN, Auctioncer.
a LBERT B. wALDRON. AUcrIONEER I0s LIB.
"A erty sThis day, at III O'Clock. Groceries, Teas COT
fees. Spices, 80.
A LBEKT y. wALDRON, AUCTIONEER. Ios LIB-
smiths Tools Mschnsry. &c. After all tho Materials Of
building
A DRIAN II. MULLER AUCrIOyEER. EXECUTORS
n sale Of Household Furniture.
ADRIAN H. MULLER son will sell Ut auction
Saturday. April ~ 81 10 o'clock A. M At the private te
dence No l56 West AID between 1,h and broadway
BY order Of executor general assortment OF Household
fnturc consisting black walnut rosewood Bedstesds
brussels and velvet Carpets hair Mattresses &c Catalogue
at house ON day Of sale.
IA sale THIS "wednesday MORNING, at 1O6 O'Clock.
Sl5OUJ worth and $40 lots
handsome Household Furniture, II Carpets.
ss ali the Furniture OF 10 rooms and psrors bro
style Psror SUITS rep harcoth suits.
rosewood Pianoforss Curtains Mirrors Paintings Tables
wtEDrcrsinT Bsdstead Bureaus washstands Com.
modes wardrobcs ~ hair and spring Mattresses Bedding
sideboards Extension Tables Lounges Chairs 100 lots
%as ru xa nsn
Methods packed and shipped, city country by
responsible NJ sale.
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A UCrION SALE.
"A BENZ. r. FAl

"A BENZ. r. FAIRCHTLD. Aucsionser,
win sell on 1hsrsdsy April ~ 1875 % 10 NJ. 81 ssles
No Beach g.. she contents OF large Boarding
Hose. removed for ecnvsnisncc Of sale, consisting o.
Psror salts rueevood Plano Stool Pier Mirror, black
Wnuut enaneed Chamber leather Beda Pillows
and Bolssers Mattresses Wsrdrobes Pimpson Bedstssd
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REIYELD sEIDLER. AUCrloNEERS.-sALRT THIS
~ wednesday, - ION O'Clock. ~ 81 srsnd -, Honss
hold Furniture, % private family going Wes-Parior set
two slsgant Chamber sets. sod Mahogany Wardrobe,
without reserve.
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A. A.
Private Collection Of Paintings
Now on exhibition q the Clinton Hall Ssesrooms pri-
collection Of OIL Paintings Water Coors and Engrsv
Linder. sfcurnc Gixnoux Robbie. Cowell. McEntec,
Fenoul Dieeham l. Brown, Howorth. Culverhouss ana
other popular artists TO be sold by auction without
the Clinton Hall sacsrooms Saturday afternoon ApHf
Tho Mossrs. LRAvITT. Auctoneers.
DY ROBERT sUMERvILLE. AucTIoNERR,
ID z! vnvcrsi!y place:
PATS. ELEGANT PIER AND MANTEL MiRRoKs.
FINE CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, &C;
REMovEp IRON sTvRAgs W4EEH9qsE
ROBERT soaEntIcLE VIII sell BY aac.on this day
"Wednesday at luz o'clock at No. II East l4th large
lot H.asehold Furniture consisting OF elegant BRUSSELS
Velvet Moque and Ingsaiu and Carpets In all
sxes shapes and psttens superb Pier Msnte Mirrors
with blackwalnu and Flt frames nne parlor
Furniture consisting Of suits Bookcases Chairs 4c. &C.
Dining Room NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF black walnut and
crSssS Plated %ss &C. Bsoroom fars
tnreConstiug Of black walnut and wood Bedstesds
Bureaus warcrobes. Tables Chairs. Lounges, cmmodeu,
sheets PIowcasss. comforsrs spreads Kitchen Utensils
Also. At Y O'CLOCK. a XuMBER or UPRIGHT,
By RoBEKf sosERviiLE. Aue.ioneer. u University
cESrEEL HousEmoLRb' place tunsrrunE CARPETS.
ROBERT SOMEkvIi.LE will sell by auction, Thurs
ws.. s,h ST. near q ss all funi,are IN said house con-
sisting Of Carpets. Bedding. Mirrors, 4c.. 6c
Particulars In time.
Friday. at 80 West WASHINGTON square.
on Friday. at esd st.. ssswssn % and Lexington
on Saturday at 100 " est 4ssh -
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RY 9: d. Favor. GENERAL AuCTioNEER-wILL
ID sell Thursday. April "a. Mt private residence 2iJ
East 4th st. at II A. NJ. psrlor chamber dining Fur
niture velvet aud other Carpets eight pieces Par
lor suit, good two black walnut bookcases Ward
robes Centre Tables Psror Desk Mirror lace Curtains
Shades Stoves ke Personal attention TO sales st store
else where.
NJ T. FAvOR's Auction House. 10 East 18th ct. (
Ry l. J, swARzKOPF. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iois
ID o'clock at lis - large select stock Of groceries,
Conees Teas. Spces Soaps. Canned Goods. Wines &c ;
elegant fixsurcs walnut Counters
shelvnrs lee Boxes. Scales. &c positively In ota Deal
ers invited.
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1EIxuEr DE LA couR, Bv ALLEN DoDwORTH.
wi ~ taught danced In his academies the Fairy
sreetacle Of inderola ~ the Academy Music April
40 is76; Martha Wsshin recsptious and tss
osrfes: I poDuIar dance high circles Of ~ccety.
DUDWokIu CO.. ~ Cnloa square
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Sale will take place ct the Clinton Hall 5sarooms, Q
the evenings of Tuesday and Wednes day, May and
The Me-srs LEAvITT, Auctioneers
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Tho paintings In this collection OF tho highest
OF xrt-work. and offered for sale solely
the long illness and probable residence abroad
Mr.. jenkins, and will be sold upreservedly.
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A UcrION SALE or THE CONTENTS or THE BAR
N ofM. Rodneys City Hotel. Morrisnnia.
III and 1OOh st., Twentythird ward, New York. on
Thursday April III 1876 at o'clock A. ~ splendid Bar
and back Bar beautiful Cigar Case magnificent fourpull
English Beer Pump. ksfgsrxtors Tables Chars Pictures
rich Glass Ware aud also all the Wines aud Liquors In
and the imported taken direct from bond Sale
peremptory. =. w. UILLEY. AuctIoneer.
, 1876-11-03
IT{lXI1Is

AND Thu aTOCK-YANDs MEN.
"Who says the men down at tho Stock-Yarils
will vote for l1oxtei" was tho question which a
representative OF those classic regions put
to TniBuNn reporter yesterday.
"Wclf, that's the talc among tho Democrats,
and II tas bcen repeated 80 often that even some
Of tho Republicans laro begun to believe in 1t.
Now, what do you know to the contruFyr'
"Well, ain no politician, aud never was, but
any lnan with hig eyes open knows better than
to suppose tho intelligent, respectable men at
tho Yards viii vote for tint inan. Why, thcrcs
even Isaac Eldrlagc, and Il. i. conover, and
who ore btttcriy opposed to lloxio, mud Will do
thor best TO defeat him. And they arc atnong
the leading business inen fri tllo Town of Lake,
too. AS ior thc Republicans, they aro nearly 10
Adams, for one. Hank Mallory, who is Iioxlcs
brothcr-ln-law,--narricl Iioxe's first sister,
whY, he's against Ho1tc. The truth Of II is, Wc
don't beltcve he's ut for tho place tlown there,
VIC dYn't lixa the way he got Ills nomination,
We can to make linn stay Ut home after tic
election. He nltl't the lnan To represent tho In.
tcrcsts Of Chicago In Congress. There's ono
man down tlIcre-sa1n A1lcrton-who t'ioy said
back him in Ills race with Al1ricl,. hut Sam
ain,t W. doing nay such thing. Ho'sanoutrand-opt
REGISTRATION.
allow Is the registering E0ing on down thcrel''
"Well, Qcorgc williams, the Secretary 0f the
Stock-Yards Company, told nc there werc ,20t
moro names Registered this year titan there wore
last.'
"isa.hor curious Iucreasa In tho population,
aln't iti'
"Strikcs mo 1t is. I know business hasn'i
been 10 fourEslhnE down there during tic pusl
year TINT IL would bring SO, many new In
lMtttants there. There Invent beuii many ileW
houses pitt up. and VIC haven't noticed any s,lcl
increase Of population as that. 1t looks Kind o
bnd oil its facG, don't itlh
Tint Is tlle wuy thu respectable business met
nt tho Stuck Yards luok At tho nlt.Br.
, 1876-11-03
originated by Gen. Jatkson. mud II Olu Hickory
rurtlA ltnr the Insertion 1t would tnnke hiu'
turn In Ills cUfll1l. 1t WIS

originated by Gen. jackson. mud II Old Hickory
cnultl lru,r the Insertion 1t would tnnke nm
turn In Ills cUflll. ltWas
TOY. IARGr, uF NEW To1tK,
wlo Ind urIriMnte'l II. II ~As h'eaat TINT an
oflir,nl thorltl anly bo surrounded " mel, w'I1
sympathizcl with his movements. lle a!ltidc!
ami II" ,5cnS',"rc,l il. liz sai Toy. iIayca ras
opposed To- this corrupt syslcl1', aih IN
favor Of Ulv,l-servlee Reform. Itc ala Ills trtl~
,1tc to the sl!nln reform nt .!uIgn IrqiI,llslli,
whose record u thu removal OF dcorFc sehhet-
iIc (sVeniwortl,) Ind iarpca on Ctvll-scrvlcc
Reform long chonnEl, i"r tlIe l,e"pio tt, knnw hc
was IN earliest. 1le then pictured n inan rUtis
WIFI Wiz s ~ .udsnlyy yi iur si 1sio9er ri @ 1s s W.
Hasn Tldcu. With united South llo expected
10 hu elected. The. sIcakur rrclIctcl that II
Tilslcn wns clcctel they would i.avo the
knew. It Tncyi would Iavo another. WI,
Young met, rrrseut would bo drafted. llc had
heard el faalt found WILL II the ~, NcE,nsa', a.
tho 1onr Vt ths Republican purity. 1le satd they
could always tcpcn't Of. Hayes when in Coli~
eress. llewas always on tic s!t!e Of honest,
md ccenol,y lle gave nox.g nttlc ,ilt, ata
Southern Railroad with tho Central Pacific, and
Tlt.lcn would unttu the Unon raciIle anu Nortll-
wcstesn w!tt, tleI,, aud make nne road 2l them
all. Huea!d tho Republican party hal t. egtt thu
tn1lt and ends. T1Icru were tic Hrecnbackrrs.
Tloy wanted tiot,sand..iollar bond cae|l. llc
holiavc,l IN ,lptolling. tho Ercu.,baek and not
s1cpruciaslng II, as these men triel to do. 1lc
behaved IN bringing It up to par. It hatl st9v1
supporting It IN psospurlty ue didn't believe
In ignoring It. Thoy sllunld kccp up their
credit IN lines Of prospcrlty, beeatsc they
.mfght need It again. 1lc believed tho 9reen-
They wero elIcinics to the ctlttltrr, Tl0re was
no need Of n GrCenbaek party.
, 1876-11-03
interesting vhnsnetos. AnDtllor mcetng will BIZ
held 9aturstar cycninEnt tic snr,d place, ,

interesting thhfnGtCf. Anbtliof mcetlttG Etll bc
held salnrslar cycninEnt tic snrl'o place. ,
rItE POLES.
Tho po!ial, Republican lllucting nt the 130lIc-
inian Hall last Tuesday evening was Intended
by the most fnteilnrtuhl lnu,nhcsa ot that M.
ttt,nn!lty ~ Tie City ri Chrago. Mr. Paul Au-
lmlsaki, frank d"yg glaal.csky, n'nl Edward Wit,
effect. settling firth thu difference between tho
Dcnioeratc null Republican PARTIES. The llisin-
~ Ut both political parties wAs very rlal,tly
md effectively otacitla.csl tn tho audience, hl
Tuesday many vutcs will doubtless bn hlaed 10
tlla Republican side.
Tic sncctlnr i&id at tho same place last night
WIS well attended.
4 lnrge number Of Tie citizens Of Lake jotncd
with their t'etghlmrs Of Hyde Park a'd llc!tl atf
enthusiastic IhcotIng at Fifttotf! atil State
streets "Wednesday evening, rlu iatge ha'l 'yas
very eomfer.a1y filled, an'l THO ,!t!nost i go.;l n,
Club 0f Lake wcra ot In Uniform, an!l, headed
by braA hand, nintae tnoBt cretlttallo nnpcar-
ai'ce. "jlorse' Eddy wa. callcd for, nn,s prl'-
ecelctl To give nne Of his strong plaiu common;
Sai '' 's' eoo'a "s aifect wac Col IT,. j. IT, No,srt.
was thcn introduced, and spoke IN behalf
manner. While Col. Ho'lcrts was speakng tho
Hen. William Att1slc, cauo into tho lla'l, and
was grsntcA with cnthuefaAttc cheers. the nti!ll'
tho next Congressman. alr. Xldrlcl fpolse Il
short tI!no III l's plain, ho,css manner, and n
manner. Z. W. Adklnsun followed Mr.. Aid
rcli in AT eloquent, effective speech, anti MI
dressed the AntlGnre as Ills old friends md ~
some telling points agalnst Mr.. lioxlc whicl
had porcuptihle eIfoet. The enthusiasm fol
MI. Aldrlch Is daily On tho increase, and lll
chances in Lako nrt improving.
, 1876-11-03
I}RENTANO.
4 UHMD0itATIG ATTACK.

CutuAnv, Nuv. 9.--1'ho 1vm3 this morning,
with its usual malicious unta!rsIcss, contains
sgurrilous article atast the Hon. Lorctz Il1cIl-
tano, Republican caHtllIato fur Cougrcss for t!le
'rAtrtl nlstrlcs, stsgmatizl,lg hin, us q ''kntw-
Nothlus ucru,al,," "a machine eatttlhlate," uni
statthg that tits special ltucss CONSISTS In his
l4ylug been born "Dtutsrhmaa," ansa In his
"l,eculiar Inability to bo anything elsc," AMI
tllat flu IL unablu to sueak tho Enxits! fnrguayo
!ntelllgEb'y, aud tilat liz ltas mt, sInet Ills NUN.
ll,atius, though frequently called upon tn do su,
ln sugle Instance addressed VII nulfanrs u tllu
lansnayt Ut CusiErtss Anr Yenturcd to 1haks All
attempt to 10 s0. lsafu not BEEN prulinA tho
district With .lr, BFentanu, but llu made grAlld
ElN! speech III I" the language nf Cnngrcss" at
Eyaustun Ut Lyop's Hail u shoFt. time ago to y
large nuslrr ot people, who hull no difficulty In
understanding hinl at,1 VI ulnrslnE tin sulIt-
llel'ts ADVANCED hy him, aml who will ~, Tuea-
lay go to thu pulls an.l yQtu for him, believing
that the interests ot tho tNople Ut this district
aru cnttroly safo IN his !Aida, aud arc dctur-
mine4 u elect .hIni, tho false uill slattderous
statements VI the 1in,ea tu tbs cuutrary notwith-
'stAIsdIlK.
Another lart IL q matter Ut rccorl. In 1Bts,,
IN tlIe Legislature u this State, wl!Ie W. W.
U'Brlen, 5lulylls W. Fuller, Au4 uther lruiul-
ueut reiorIncts Ut thu Tileu stripe, weru, Dy
tlelr yutes, refusing ai,l Ur sylnpathy tu our
wounded soialvrs lhen lying ou tho Held VI bat
, 1876-11-03
tivs Committee Ind nrrange1 To 1nvs from eight
TO ten tIcket-pcd,llcrs 1T thu polls In each pre-
clnGt on elcctfoti-t1ny.
NH. HASH.
10 tho Edf!6f n The Tribune,

10 fhS Editor n The Tribune.
CmtcAoo, Nov. 2.-Aty nttentinn has Just
bccn caltc,l to paragraph In THIS Ta,nuNE TT
ibis morning rcdct&ing npon Mr.. u. N. Bush,
causalt1ato for Stats Sunatur 10 the second DIs.
tttet. Mfr. Murry Nutsan, tho candidate Of tho
Municipal RETURN Club for tho satnc oi'1cet
calleta my attention to thu barno charges oil
"Wednesday Of last week, urging me IA n frfcn'l
Of Mr. Bash to atlvlsc him To Withdraw from tho
vanvass. Immediately railcl um,n Col. ". \.
Rar, who wis olu Vt Tho plaintiffs ~ tllc suit
referred 10. whtcl, was brought by Robbins alll
ltay asainss l!nsf, lii 1879, anil VIVA referred b
lin IT, hts attorneys, Messrs. Mattpcks 4: Md
those gentlemen, whv explained! the cntiru
transactions, stating tl,at, II was simply l,les-
tion Ut an unatljustGtl tferg1lcu nf acco1'nt be-
tween tho parties, anu that Afr. las1i's cointuct
wins entirely ffco from ffnu1. 1T my slEgcs-
tion they Eavo mo tho following letter:
Law Orrtck " MArrrcKa l. Mssdx. No. 20
nEARnnNx Pr, sTnE.T, ctl,rAao, Oct. ss.CL I:
niG1, E.qIs,a; Me ."fs r atto'ncys f1t palnMltfa p1 a.
nH1restcd Ht apo, s espas 9iAcf " va. q'sashed BY
psoson: as aasnsnt aH he9S va "S''S osns IL hr
trnly, MATTocx. Il Mason.
nay a1tl that slr. ,1attoek*, who is we'll
known rs leading and Influential Dcmocrat, and
Cha'rninn Of the De,n,Eratic Campaign Conf
1nitteo Of Cook County, uxurra'ud hi'Asclf very
freely III tho matter, fully exuncrnttnE Mr.. Dash
was simply an act OF lusttce to Mr.. Bash. The
wclf.known integrity anu high professional
standing Of both str. Mattncls and Mr.. Masoh
lend additional weight to their staFentonts.
n1so called OIL 0rn I. N. Stiles, who wis Mr..
Dasl1's attorney III tho case, null who freely cor
roLoratcd tic statements OF Mcssrs. Afattocls
i Mason, stating TINT tic ease was merely n
board Of Trade difference hetween the partfce,
$hnt
opposed to Mr.. DaAh uulitlcally, lio would cliccr-
fifty mako ntiy statement or affidavit necessary
to sot tic matter right. have Just called at
his otllco to procure such statement, but learn
that lie Is absent frDln ahc city, filling political
j, l.. lion.
, 1876-11-03
A Flint 4 Kas,sst Crest oaus'

{tH 4&IH NtNs''sf = n1fES u
ncslt6 Enauft i ahnut 70 s eatm ns,'i fds usu
story !ks TINT ot t,s H.. lss lsst xno or ts Old ...
ss ssast afs s,a for so,ns te pe4ena, I'LL, it,
building q Xpslvy !!sasc: , h,. ps1sis vs. d !'al
carver una gillcf By tsaae' as,. aas so,tled bt
tIs Orleans Fhuces Just q, t,u ta,u, I's' Inc Isia
Naeotl was coveted by Ahah, ,,.aoers a1't ~. of ~
5 iSsaes lslov wIS N S,s s'sS ',ssS.ssa e @
ty I @ jas as caattrs thY by d. SS'!'Ih'x ths xos
lrtnre lie JonFil!e, ~ pac y, '1a 1Fatanrr 1As ei
Empress s Il scx!o, tic lac'ftsih / S T. is' Gs lut
Vi iuxtbr, uni that Desire Enau'l II T.. lin, al,
8 5sit @ a. tsa fststs's 4t *lf'tH Il, s f. q
tapitaI ts ous & 4 ts ar, x's' r., .,'i,! r.! . T.
out ul sulns sr,atsay 49, ~ va - tns O.itla4'
uruutzty by Napu:con ILL.,
, 1876-11-03
FOURTEENTH WARD.

!
Tho scandiHastans Of tue Fourteenth Wattl
held largo and enthusiastic meeting last cycn-
ine. ut til, old cnrfuc.housc, on Eric street
~, Mo,.., u I fTn,s,,tn.,r u u,f...,t, ~,
s'e"' "'a''n' r. ~ Aa"",a'o"' =. 'leot at'' eo':
Davfs, anu otlerst fhatlo speeches: iho ward
promises 10 lu Its duty ut the cnilng election,
Tt1u Fourteenth Warl Republicans also held
pon c''a4 & ,As' ~. ~" w. "se'
CtEcaeo aehhe' 1ao astenuaheo "as large.
MIR. Z. Wllkcne presided. The tlrst exercises
gcro sppcs from q ruul glee .ltlt, after whIvl,
Cul, tlror,,u H. f)uyis sunhu fur Il few minutes.
fitiicr sncE1Inrs 1srte ,raIn nv stnttin T.mynri.
f,.rI MIN nnd H. ii,ujrr,vs,nl' who iIm,vf
~ AmfF'e r sonn % y r;shp ,gson N w'1a cu u, c
liz, ,ncat,n1. uit,urne..' '''~'
SIXTEENTH wAaf,.
V1r nrmlItlttuI,ar NJ thu sixturntl, Ward he,,1 n
IN ~, ,, ft.fr jr.t nV,t,tr,,t nj
No hi s,,,irwirt street.. Mr. fmiln Etrinmiiter
#, lin ..i,nir. "''F
tist,. H. il. Tboma. ra,uttlazu for The Leeis-
, 1876-11-03
THE CENTENNIAL.

ft1tnESi{R4n Fft&fs
THO programme Ut thu ciusislE cxcrclscs on
FrilIy, Nlv. III Ia still M the llallls u the spe-
Clal conGllttcc Of Tic Commission chatged with
It's preparation, and On Saturday wtIs read altl
sluu. THO features Of thu celebration, So far Is
they havo yet bccn supplied cover tho delivery
Ut brief addresscs up0H tho various branches 1T
the wurk by Mr. alorfeit, Chairman qt thq Ex-
denyS sn % GsSs r o q boa i q asa jSar rtss
Gcnerai uoshorn and President lIawluy, viii,
vocal and Instrumental music by II volunteer
body colnpusc1 oi s1I,io ot tho hest sngcrs
a.,dnusisa,.* Of Philadelphia, under the iirec,,
sotirtIes Vt Pltlailclpaa lnlllg represented In
tho choruses, which Will be rendered BY pruba-
hty i,0UQ tocos. The cxurtdsus viii bo held III
tic atteflioon Of Thursday, IN tale ccntro Ut tue
Ma!n Building, tho music stnn4 IcIng Tilted up
q the plutior, with rows OF scnts to tllu NUM-
bct OF D. 5UU ruhuing North to the great urgaf,,
aud IL e'laterly and westerly dircvtIous along
tsU alsles. chur,is will b. statlunrd lit the or
ga,a loft, ana an orclaestra near tho stand. Tue
singing Of $ America +" by tho entire gssemhlagc,
thu "tIaltcluJal" chorua anl "DoxoIogy II
WILL 1e part Of tue musical oxcrrises. The
Prosdeut OF the United Statss Will bu present,
anl .aake sllc tortnal declaration tl.at thu Ex-
libitiou ls closed. IL has not sci been dccllga
whcthef tho Centennial authorities, with tho
invited guests, will proceed in body to Maclin-
ery Hall, ulere stop tho great engina vt III, ap-
s u VIE wesa I'll a H. - .opoa s1s %os
tceyraphle signal frola Tho stahll .luring tic
exercises. During tho 1oth artillery slutcs
viii BY fired tn tho ulurnlny, at nount md Ut
dusk by vessels at the Navy Ya1d and d battery
On tbs evening before the closa Of the Exh|.
ltiun graI,d formal dlnncr will bs 4tyen ~
lonor Ut tte Foreign COMMISSIONERS by tbu
Centennial Con,n!ssiua a..d board of Finance.
tl!e linntr %!li 10 eltrs'y Of IN ofl!sa! cl'as.
aetgr, unl thu uunllcs ut GUESTS lilnitcd to
ubout 2u1. a grant display 0l fireworks Ia aE-
polluted for tue sane cycning oil Gcorgc's Hill.
PREPARATIONS AND ARRANGEMENTS Polt Ae-
MuYtSU AoOu5-GkNENAL 8ALH W IutLD'
lSus NOV. ~
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3i.--Al1 tho urrange-
thrats fur ttlu elusiug oi thu Exhibition agu hr'
lng rapidly completed, and every necessary u.
tai Is Fecttyiag erulu attention.. IN order Aiat
tue work of removal may bc Facilitated - much
o. losstbtu, IL his becn determined that this l'
bof NUT Dc colntl,clrca iii the 1lti y! SpYcns'
ber, aii4 finished belure the 3lat u DscesnboF,
urlcas otherwise aut 10-'zed by the Direetur-
(iYheral. Gk,ds tflri Remaining without aukt!os.
IVY will tu removed ~ :he Difectur-Gens ", a'M'
sold lur uspu1sGA, ur otherwise .l!sHoscd nl utl'
der the disectiunof thu Geutcnui4 euIniniss:ol.
| 4 circular lasued ~ exhibitors Nv tue DuAr1 Vi