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, 1877-03-30

ho carried 4. sn,nl, bundle, containing ahoca,
stockings, wig, and other trIIrs NJ costume.
Tho night WINS very COLI and ioEgy; there hal
nssm sayy md thaw @ f., ri ts
penetrated through l,tf worn lnN,ta and chilled
him to the l,urc. lie .lnrtcd quickly through,
the stage tpor, wishing to escape all notice. aid
inss of tic actors were s,ocked by another s aeE n.
novatton; ho was ACTUALLY gotng 70 inlay Shylork
In black Wig, instead Ut the traditional red ons
They smiled annng themselves. shrugged their
beyond rcr,onstrancc-bcsifle, what did It mat.
teri 10 would never he allowed 10 appear 4
second titne. Jack Ranntster a,,d Oxlerry Nrrs
The only ones who Offered hin a friendly wor,l.
lad, bnt by An., by The overflow of Covent aas-
den, Which WINS dining we'll at that Time, began
to drop In aud make up a toernble audience. Il!s
fessntlon va. e,,eo'trasioe. At s 1lrst nor.,.,
WHO va. In front. pronounced him "safc." At
VI viii fc assured may," thcrt was ahurst Of
applautc, and ut the great ei'cccf ending With
"Antl for these co1,rtcs!ca IN lend ynu thus
very strong. Even as tic curtain fell upon ,lc
first net success wns almost insured, htA alren'y
the actors who had treated him 50 stpcrciu,sly
legan 70 gatlscr around will, congratulations.
In tie darkness. nt the tncls Of tle atnoe. Tho
rrnniso OF The first net wis well sustained In the
iccotid. But the great triumph wns reserved
for Ills sccnc with Sa1anfo nt,d aalnEtno IN tho
third, where tho sfght of his daughter tcssirn
with a Christian Is told him; there SO terrible
WIS his c,crEy, so magnificent his Mcttng, ttat
whIrlwind Of applansc e.ook the hntse. Then
came tho trial scene, grandcr still In It's complex
c,npt9ps i 13 aud It's larger se for great Powers,
old traditions. When the, curtain finally fell
upon the wild enthusiasm ri the audience. tho
stage manager who Ind snubbetl him offered
him oranges. Arnold, who hsl. bullicd asd
AVOltnr lt}ltJf1t1T him. hfntltfltt linn HGrUA,
, 1877-03-30
NEW YORK HORRORS.

Hp8caa3 Utkp44cH 20 TAG 1Fl1thG.
NEW YoaI, March .9.-'r4c Grand Jury To-
day recommended Al appropriation Ut 81, 1000 10
furnish lying-ln hospital md $1,000 ycas to
,paIutaia It, 1t was ALLEGED before tho Grand
Jury that over 100 women annually gavo birth
tu children In lilo streets, being unable
to reach tho maternity ward on l,aek.
wells ls1aud. rho Jury u'so statcd
to tho Court that. bellevue HospitI
.is IN dcplorabta coudlt lon, the wards being
oycrcrowdsd aud tho atmosphere sitting. Tho
Charity Hospital IN Blarkwell'a Island was
found to hare bad ventilation aud disgusting
accumulation Of fiith, tho outlying ground ho-
Ing covered With rubbish and dirt. This baths
were rusty aud dirty, the cooking arrangements
tnti1s!y 1ndttnts, .na ths ,atosp'Sre foul, s1
t,rcly lnsu1heient, and At Tie Female Lullatsc
Asylum, there was lack uf medical aitcn.lauvc.
Thu yisits made ~ thc jary1nen rouael thelf
to the Court wrsu fprrlblc.
, 1877-03-30
"WllL THOSE Be GRASSHQPPERS2"
10 th< Edttor af TAs TRIBUNE.

cn,cAoo, March e0.-fot tho take Of those In.
tercsted, would Ike to add MY testimony to what
has already been said this week In your valuable
paper IN regard to tho aabsotblnI topic Of grsss.
hoppsIs IN kAnsas, Nebraaku~ and luwa. During
the month OF February | uala nytn4 visit to
thsso infected districts, and H. In tho days Of pha.
rsoh. tho Egyptians felt themselves mose &c.
caEsed than DO thase pcopts. they truly hal ha I'd
time Of A. Yet whifo sonv Of them are leaving
tho goodiv land tho most Vt them will remain tof
oas aets sessoa = least. trusting and hoping .aal
tha. wll! I'D them o the pest. he viii uccHpy
p hiEhersea With them thaa wbuld Kanv Or liayra
they had dlscoyeicd the '.Sorth POLE" 10
show you how abundant they arc without zny sps-
elat dllection: In the ttsI q umaha. on the 18th
da} Of tbs ulunth. procured : shovel. and on Tho
;|aH e. NJ s.t .t5sst soata Of ths
INCHES deep. end n'le1 u tapcr box with tha soil.
Wasn Returned bone, one half this dirt I.plaeed
IN leo for eisht day., thu other half placed
gl9ss yase. ana attOr eight days took those from
~ ice ard Pvt them IN gl*as t.r. Since then
tell ''wtAs Will the hAsyest BE-, -
WlLLlAa l1YLIr.
, 1877-03-30
IN GENERAL.

MH- FlttL0 q, nOn0E,
the candidate for the sonth Town ollsttosshlp On
the Republican slckcL has sent In tho following
communication III anawet 10 some charges Of :
sandcraua character which aEo Icing clrculatGa
against him;
c,,.a II % ~ Eai.o, ,ar TAa Jntsnns;
a. ss 81
s'sfs: as "
:. II S H. & t. tisw ss HI: :n u
A. rieiats: li!si aia ESmms.: asa runnax d
ssps sni sthsr sash pa9es vi nsiiso,ss III, ,sh"ai.
'fa # at'y IN es T
slatl IL Asstesais County Hks. ''' 4'''"s'' W.
sss eef' saa an now
hsye 5 ass ss ass ssSss Sssu na g.
;. s s:a. T. Il. byex n . s sS
II Il ~ S Sss.,ss: .a
nai!cloa: M !a,as .,iyy isr shs paf
:. f.t:sGs '!ss vt
ss S.;s |s9ls x %ss: :a;@ss': S;sss s r.
sss:s 'ts5s sfs.ss s;ei i
ts e. .a niat sst i1 Fasf CO. 5.'0'' '''asn 'a*'
A few words ot explanation in addition to the
.eoys ; !s;te5 Tns,s Va. rh!nsas g. nodgss ea
rh,iiips md Jinl tileeaon. The similarity Of
!pl.'.!* m eeniounaed ~ ,we men. y: l,eass,
Dearborn strsrt A AI'nurn1 reporter las investi.
snlal him. anil received axsolanCvs of hld staAd!ny
and rcspectAblity. In tho Fourth Ward ha has
hesn knuwn opponent to clIlur4 anil rings of all
.otts, and ho w14 not 4 seeker for thu position.
Mr. II. Harry Hammer nominated Mr. l>odxc Ia
the Convention. Rnd he also xouchcs for thu gem
tlemuns standing His business capacity IL un-
queslioned aH,l. II elected, ha sill no doubt be
abls 10 fusnlth tho requisite tonds.
TIE MUNICIPAL kkvONN CLUB
has bGeh considering matters through It, Executive
Committees at the Grand Pacific lIGisl for thu past
two days. They are anxious to have good Aldus-
inault uVmlnations, nnd will du tlIesr bert 70 that
end. IN thy Second Ward they asu tryiu1 u la.
such man ~ W. !. Cliagen givrn even u show fox
election They look upon him as unat, aud ~ q
man utterly without standing.
Ahncr Taylor party II Getting IL corporal guard
together. but troia present indications il will not
aulDuut to "a hill OF bcAla."
BUbslbKla0 Tux GAkgNUACkEk$.
There were several ramors On tho street ycstcr-
1ay 10 tlv 70 be made o{ portion Of Smiths
'bAf'L" ln tue hFst place, It Il said that the
GEceaback Committee Il 10 b psl4 enough 10 print
thes tickets, ana little otcr fur tho boys who Are
running the machine. This report, It Ma A.cet.
tafuCl. u based on conversation had with .
t;rtcnlAckef,-A uau who has bs*u nominated by
! the uluttttn for town olHcc He was axxea II ho
| thought Taylor would run ''Esttaln]y," he said.
"l,1t where /. tho moary to con,r ffonr' rlss
| Candidate stu,lta and replied: - Don't you know
| who IAs eot the tAvury III thla esmtaisus'
, 1877-03-30
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
ANOTHER FAILURE,

Another attempt was made last evening BY the
Democrats 10 bring the Germans into their camp,
bnt. like tho other attempt It was miserable fal.
nre. Mller'h Hail, In tho Fifteenth Ward, md
band Of innslc wern engaged, but only abnut dfty
men could be Induced to cntcr Rnd llstcn 10 tho
talk. 4 great many children, however, woru lrnwn
cruelty drove thom down sta,ra; many Ut ll,cm
welc, however. permitted ~ return to make up
cruwl.. l,r. Cook presided. and speeches wera
made by Carpet lIyncs, Franc,s HOLMAN,
Jr., Gen. L1tb, and others,
THIN,
James nonlittlc, jr., Charley Cameron, Capt.
ConnGtt, nnl nthers, nladH speeches at q Demo-
cratic meetlng In Ausoln Turnes l1Ali, cornor of
iiuron street and milwaukee, avenue, last evening,
ho beautics Of tGclr organxalion and The uxliMsss
II The Republican party. L. a. LcDoye Intro
lucca tho spcakcrs.
, 1877-03-30

tMho M haH: NIL An,ens tho % cssn~i there was w ;
ehas,e,cts in This city: and thIs gang Mas
unaer tho. icadcr.htp Of The deeperado Mike
slntlcn. It was nmerrl"od Tint thts mob had
been tcnt hy Tom cannon 10 protect his interests,
nn.l therefore mach cautlnn wa* utcd 10 prevent a
disturbance and tw t,l,cc officers were called In
re '1ss meHsa ~ W. ws. wthon. ue dim
& chsir%sn @ and Mf % Dan Silloy % A.: "s seetcs.sY.
speaker IL .sd Wv ~ tei "see a"iY :. M
70 yote AGAINST soch . man ~ Tom Cannon, who
bad himself nominated on the Dcmocratc ticket
s,;Es!n.s the wl.he. 4 Ne resPsssaI!s t
had beer kicked out Of The Republican parsy, and
waa now trying to grt elected 70 office W tho DEM
oerats. Thte tax..cvourcr had never joined any
1hic PRESIDENTIAL election this nsn Cannon VA.
one Of the wor.t enemies of .hs psuocrasa Of ti.e
he was seeking thct euppurt bccanee the other
party would hare nothing TO 10 with him. This
mob gut quite bot and oistfEons, and TILED to rro'
s.I Ill., il l., an ;l., ,hs ohsr !a,.., n,sn WIG h.l I
"ati.ws tv'i and bnmmcis. Whit he had satl agsinst
,u Jumper CANNON = e.efy m:1 ~ ,I IN 'e wn. knew so
ward to turn out rcxt Tuesday md vote tor i, Ian.
Ho s1d m ne In
auma other gentlemen attcnpted Ia epcok, hut
tho mob became 10 botstelous That they could not
co mn ErDrk ,Iuwna AMI Ciher tIIetnrF,.nrnn nc.
sswrrn -, IL ,nsis ~ ~ n.ii 1,, ,nii"n rnirs-s
EnlS, ~ y. ~ ~ tmu na"; anS pvt.eS V"S
HtEe Fcq1eatcH 70 Nue!l Ihe ulatnsnahct. hat thcy
refused totnterlofc. Ono Of tho Two officers Ar.
fhescafters The other. Mr.' fwcn haven. 10.
Ana. rrfnFed IL Jo ANYTHING nrnJntI the fnob: on
tsn ;.ant..sr ;I{ .-t.h 80 ,n.s ~ ,.h.s,,. W.
lAe eonIas5i ne hlae1 WIN cat-tnIoas WnthesSs
~ opIF0Itunlty o1cteu. " we ehateea thak t4le
officer hal been clcctfonccfbnE Tor fnn Cannon for
the last two weeks, and that lie pEescut for tho
yrtv nnrpnse AZ ntntrctnv .ha null St,r,A ono
rnii.f k Chsirnan III. s.,nitI.ts ,siercnnon %s
col angry nn,l tumntd intu thn cT.,wi and zen. ~
cral melee was lis result. There wcre many
hl001y unees hut no btDkcn lH,nra Mr Carnny
, 1877-03-30
DARING BURGLARY AND ROBBERY.

between tile hours Of 10 and II o'clock last
evening N audacioas robbery and burglary was
perpctrated ut the ta1lurtug establishment u
II. L. Dahl, No. 1lv Dearborn street. An etn.
ploye Of tho store named Lotz, upon returning
from tbs theatre, found the rear door aJar, md
marks Ut wngullwh heels In tho partially truzrn
earth III t'u nllcy, uuu upon Investigation found
that tbs doors t,ad beeu pscti ojen With jEnny,
and that case ful! Of qa'le.lp clothing anA two
valuable bolts Of cloth Ind BEEN carried away BY
tho thtcyes- Mr.. Dahl was speedily informed
VI his loss. which iis places at fully $50U but oil
seaycl. for further traces Of tho robbers VI tie
Wuson proved unavuIl!nx,
, 1877-03-30

"am-!" Ask mo no questions, for l won't
tell tales Thnt side want him to fnn and It will mt
ct,.t him cent to mike Tho thnvAes."
The t'ori'nnnsttc newrrnpar. formerly tho
SocidlIs'' out nov known % the lotksbiaht came
mentioned, hut II il istd 10 bs small.
The Germnn funny parer. a weekly. edited
by 1.AnEclotf. Inns been converted for s1A0. This
Il dcnF. but tho money has hccu pu11-thenwu n
away rather, for II vii, mt do any good.
MENELr 4 nuM0R. ....
There waa a rnnlor nFnnrd Town yesterday that 4
meeting was held Monday night ut a enthoh ncAr
Lincoln rark ns which dAke liehn,, +. II. Mtnaton,
George Dunlap and various other pcrsona. wcra
onesenco ssssa a III a
Of Mr.. ferry IT, Smith WIS necessary thinY,
which mutt BE- accomplished unlic. all ctrcuwi.
amount Of m oney sutllelenl 10 carry him through.
, 1877-03-30
THE SI'DILS,


Tho gentlemen who arc running tbs campaign In
hchAlf Of tho Democracy arc just now specially n.y.
itnteL AZ tO who shall have control of the fnnhs.
There arc two organizations which have pMt forth
Claims 10 administer on the estate of the Demo.
cratic party. One 10 tho City Central Committee,
appointed al the Turner Halt Convention, and tho
other the Provisional Committee appointed by tho
candidates Themselves. Each Of theue oreanizn.
tons Ia nctnatcd by the highest and holcAt mo.
tiyes, and desires to get hold OF the funds simply
In orlor that they maJ bo administer.
ell with tho etrictess economy, and that
none Of them may get into tho
handA Of improper pcrsons. bach, however, rc-
specta the motives OF The o'hcr, and is not back.
ward In lnslnnattng that "tho other fellows" Arc
hardly 10 be trusted with tho disbursement Of 90
large an amount Of money. Pending thu settle
ment Of this dispute tho gentlemen ofinNucnco
who como mp to campaign headquarters from tho
hack districts with from twenty-five u ono hunarcd
votes In their pockets. Tic ChaiEmen Of indcpoud.
ent clubs who ase ready to sell ont for consider.
alton. and the representatives, Of outlying ogunls
zntions who drop In to soc II they eun be con-
yinccl, arc In somewhat Of Z quandaEy wheso 10
There Alec LYLE a.e1Iiy, 4: e where ths
nouncel By tho Democratic city Central Commit.
tee that Tho systom OF hsestng candidates In the
ihat t9e cau,ralgn eapensas. Instead q c9al,9Y
upon ih3ae who were TO rceeiro tho oolce, should
hss %as t. i afidea vsens
tncpnes were over a certain sum, 10 contribute
Class embracing the oihor. who could contribute
what they p1casod. This schomo was put IN Or.
@ s ceuar' rn. "es se IT, 9a "a nJng AZ
md be taxed, cyen ~ augustus crsar invited all
The jews to come Up to heaaana1srs !n Jn.'ea and
not fctnonuc1 10 In the rctefCuO 6plsit III which Il
, 1877-03-30

10 ma hdN0F ~ 3N1 1F7bIHS.
CM1cAao, iiAFth 2D.-in your lssnc Of o.dny my
namo Is unptchaantly connected with tho Demo
cratic meeting that was called In Globe Theatre,
Ninth Ward, Wednesday evening. by stating that
It was rumoretl that closed tho hall and adjourned
the meeting 10 my saloon. with view to The profits
10 10 dcstved at Tho bar. This facts arc. in rcsurd
to r,ysctt that anticipated very larse meeting.
with Mesers. unnf,an and bartlett was nstonishc
to and the g 9oor elosea end picard bearing the
jan!tor demanded the reason Of tic main hail being
e'oscd. 1 was told they hndnn gns-mc.cr, anil that
be tnu lit Tip with lamps thr RmAll clni,-room np.
stairs; md a. tho crowd that collected coui nit
60 M there, proercd The n'e Of my hail on Mad.
sfun street. rNthcr than allow the dIefcpttahlc nt-
t!csy says now THO halt Was closed by his orders.
Yours respectfully, 8. j. FonHAN,
, 1877-03-30
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE,

Milton ]. Palmer, ~ years Ut ago, restdlncn
No. o., West Lake stscct, attempted &ulctls
lato last evening by taking dots Of posoa'
Or. Tsggart was chilled to attend him, and bat
serioua doubts of bis recovery. Cause, dutsstm
with hii wife.
, 1877-03-30
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.
FIFTEENTH WAJ

A u,ass.mectiug OF Republicans Wa held at Folx'
Hall last evening, and The attendance fp!1cattd
which way the Germans will vote. the 'a1vt audi
toriutn boIuy packed full, aud the gallery pretty
well occupied. r. II. ityau prruiiet.
City .AlsvEuvy Tutufil wus lul.v1uce1, aud sald
, 1877-03-30
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
BAN FaAac1sco, Cal, Marcl, e0.--TAe steamer
Australia sailed for Sydney IN. .. w atll
o'clock last hight, carrying tho British Inail'.
LONDON, March 29-TLa steamship lberiao,
from hoston hss arrived out.
QUkxAsTowh, March aa-Tho steamer Aus
TRAN, fruui Baltimore, has arrived.
, 1877-03-30

CHtcAao, March As certain articles appear
In yonr pnpcr calculated to cast unfayurabic rccc.
tions. upon Mr. Sutherland for The. able and clo-
qnent speech made by him IN sccondng tho nomi-
natonof NJ. Wright for Mnyor J., j. Republican
tonycrttoa'. wish to sar that in sitting that "he
had been told BY orer 1tty Republicans IN Ills
.l,oalt 1ot vote for him." NJ sa'herlanA only n.
verify: In ward 60 solllly opposed to Mr.
1feath's rrnonlnatio1. and 70 man so earnestly
hpd honestly opposed t0 II for tho hcst good Of
lie ,nrsy - NJ: Sutherland Tho only snrpr!ss ID
TINT only about 1fty oppressed Themselves. Very
nsusa,'y. In replying to the natsesy with anapoi
ogy, sbowsssd @ upon AZ: Heath ~ fhe istngnished
fcasce,y be expected that hr. Sutherland. with h[s
wcll.known Vows, should tcmaln silent and Nero
y muse Mr l1sat1,s s praise Or mediate hls cen
nnce by Mr. Il. Of tho'o ringing words Of wxrning
which ncccsrarily coupled with thom snmo tIp.
teryad cen.uro q the present Mayor had the enect
among tho detcgnscs, It 4 circumstance to Ie do
pl0Ecl. And their constituencies should hnd out
who tho traitors wore who sought 70 rucrle m ex-
cu.e TO Tins ahanofn1ly iotray tho ttnsta rcposci
IN thcm and retire them from futnre rcrrcsenta-
tive services. FRANKLIN LEsrsH.
, 1877-03-30

10 me Editor of Th4 7-eihans.
CntcAao, March 2o.-will yon please atlow me
10 ea the attention Of our bnsincss men tu the fact
That next Tucaday ia olcction-day. xould It not
bo good thing for all Of our stores 10 close for
ilnlf day. 40 TINT employees will have chance not
only 10 vote, hut to do sntc work 10 perreluato cur
present able and economical administration. Yours
truly, NooKKkkrgN.
, 1877-03-30
Business Transacted at tho 11ca0-
gunrtors---Nominntions Dy
tho Grcenbncl1crs.
The Democratic Committees Quarreling
Over tho Administration Of =
tie Funds.
Rousing Republican Meatings-..The
Germans In Favor Of Heath.
Rrmsr Regarding Rshm.-lask of Democratic
EulhBsiasUl...S0butbau Politics.

The following correspondence explains itfelf:
CHICAGO, March 20.-Addtson l'dftard-DEAn
Eta: Tho undersigned, eftizcna Of tho Second
Ward, earnestly request that you will consent 10
stand asan Independent candidate for reelection
as Alderman at tho approaching municlpal cleo
, 1877-03-30
heao's Etrst Appearance In LouIon-

NpPE21HIfCu
1smLt Har-
A. tho chuErh clocks were 4trtkin& 9
hs sailed forth FROM l4 lodgings Ia Cecil
street. Ills pArtihx woEus to Ill. wHa were !;
II Wish was going u " SHOT" In Ills laaI
, 1877-03-30

Hiram Wheeler,
j., Martin Andrews,
fAfnufl 1BllNa
Thomas IlcYAr,
j. r. 1iutchtnNon
.tohn y. Ilrkkc,
John 1t. Aver.
John u. CbAfftf,
q. H. Wheeler,
". G. Smith.
Frtd l.. FAfe
y E1tahA EldrctI,
= Charles E:.lfrea,
a. J. Willard.
q. u. Wheaton.
N. +. Wilder.
tirn.JM Gillespie
". Il. BAAsett,
John e. Enllcfs,
~. NJ. 1,cRcnt, nrdt,
.-John fAmueth
kp. q. Hounds.
.Itnfsis II. tfrt,,
Itcnu Il. Mars1h
,tieorE1 Mltchtl1
III. F.kletn.
(. ). l.. Waterman.
.ChaFfes EtRFk,.
II. r. CaldHe cit,
1}aniet Fntcy,
=. Low tnskt.
1'etef HtevtnA
lanes Csdy.
Thomas DafucA,
, 1877-03-30

chas. y. whscier, Hen wilson
A.. l.. Rockwell. Lows p. Eddy
John II. 9. Quick. F. T, lIhync.
.tac0b Rosenberg, i. y. Stbways
. +. Il. MAdsworth+ II. r. LAY.
T. T. Wheeler. 6. j. kiirharf,
4. r. Goodrich, T. ". Harvey,
Eugene r. l'tkt, ". II. Turner,
Al'Ib Huntington, u. Il. Fix,
Michael Mat1nr+ +. r. Mcintyre,
l., ID. Cleveland, ". l.. farr0tt,
1trrrArd II 9lIant G. L. fArF0tt,
f1torRe Stall, IsorAro Meech.
J. l.Irln9si!t1. EuHfne Hancock.
e. fFofktnetatcf. llAlion q .11nea.
j. Armstrong, 7. ". 0GtEhcl1.
/. II. II. Tletnc, J. II. AfCMnnnuS.
4, Rink. =. y. tIstct,..
j. L. MlIlikcn, q. ~. EhrRcnk,
Leroy Church, i. l.. Lt~la+
Z. Il. TAtcott. s. Kunttkotter,
George Kerfoot, Charles JacnlH,
]. NJ. NsEe, j. II. Hughes,
Frank N. -GAEC, II. l.. tt.sht,
j.. G. Andress. John Wright,
". T.. f'cntlallon, i. A. 1]attnl.
J. Henry Well, John G. tInctnfr.
taMca AteEm. George Sinclair.
Lori 1lotrnfeld, Il. G, ftaHtll.
j.. Il. Hall, i. q. Alexander,
u. J.. Norton. A. T.. Small.
II. l9eftlc, Andrew Isrnwn,
Z. Il. Fitch, Frank ". lsalch.
Anton Cremer, A. j. Aretili.
, 1877-03-30

rink. q Issyaoitesa.1 md thst lie Is entitled 10
ID: :ss2 s$
H. fS!s"sT r.; %gsns WIZ stes; c:ngssn es
Drake. T.. stuttevaat, George hntetson, j. L.
schultz, I. Q. Clark, 4. p; itavwari,
The tomn'lttoe immediately organized, and
taiscd aIbdcrlption Of ahout xtj0.
The following meetings wore announced! To.
diIh street and cottays Gn,e avenue. when shs
na x s"es1 snsss e. s,eaaa rsatsn
burg Hall Twenty; Mutt. and stats rtreet.. and
also - Fh!rsy;;ninth and stats streets, Monday
TnE TENTH WARD -
1'epubilean Club % met last n1Kht a Nc .a4 ws.t
exetclsrs wsfe opened with nest welcome songs
from campaign slss club ea!lsl Acksy's Quar-
A goodly number Of nuw nAmca were added to
III! 4: q: Marlin odsssa .hs following resolutions,
R...'sts Th.s ,s Tsnth Mata isnae1.e.a Club u.o.t
s Z H. 81 as:s U +. &c
stss: a. s,'esH s.h and Tho
Sa sfa
Attorney Mills belnx present WAS loudly
called for. lie responded tn pointed address,
railing attention to tho Importance Of the election
about 10 bp held. The matters 1t isaue wrro Of 81.
most ~ great Importance to tho Inhabitants Of
| thss city NJ were tho Rational Quextians
but lstcly happily dssposet Of. i wna OF inter.
cat to every h0ncst citizen 10 know how The public
moneys wera to ba expended. ile announced him
stll u decided In fhvos OF the Republican ticket
and tho candidates named thereon. lIa called at
tentlon to the s4inniserattoA NJ municipal nfsFH
during the year 1876 and he gould Any TINT tho city
had hercr bcen more surccstfully and economically
| managed. Not QUO thin: could be said Aratnss
Mayur lfeath-not ono charge that could bu sus.
ta.iiel tla referred t0 til personal character VI
alonroe t1cath, whom ha knew not only assa public
ofaccr but as nrlchbor aud he could say that
| there was not a. moro hnnest aud
waa more than that. lie wa clear headed busl-
| ness h,an Of great experience. and one who knew
t9 battle with the ptoGlsms to ho xo}rcd by Tho
guardians ot the cllys Interests What more could
hc say for hint lle needed no further ro,nmenda-
tlon Ills work was theFu; It soke fOr ttaetf, and
| tho ttty'e records were open for inspection. A.
for !he rest VI the tlcket he could NV uau2ht but
good There was Richard :. Tathiil, the caniiiato
| for Ctsy Altornry,-A gxntalanIy, clrar- -heaIeI,
| awyer.like. elegant gentleman, who had managed
Ills xh2ru Of the city'x business with eminent suc.
! e--l. Who wanted changer Nut the n4al4 who
desired the t.st Interests. Of the city.
1 Then the5e wa& tA.pa- Dnts, u cuIti-
sAtci, honest, capable man. who had
performed his dulles Ia bisnusr kaat slritcd up-
plnav e'el 1foAi lis POLITICAL uptunsuts. Fot
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-05-31
Ocean Masts.

At last the wide. deep and gener-
Gus channel of the Columbia river,
from the mouth of the Willamette 70
Vancouver. has been plorghed by an
ocean We 5sel. The steamer CdlJ0rn a
arrived at the government dock Sat
urday morning, bringing 200 tons OF
Quartermasters stores from Sitka.
Ocean masts are very becoming TO the
Vancouver city front with its wide
expanse of water. Formerly the Wis
its of ocean vessels to Vancouver
were frequent; but since the annual
appropriation was made for keeping
open the Willamette river, that yes
sells might go to Portland, where, for
the present, the trade of this country
is diverted from its natural channel,
(the Columbia) they come to Vancou-
yer only by compulsion. But the
day may come when Vancouver will
have its forest of ocean masts. Hope
springs eternal in the breast of the
average Vancouverite.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-05-31
A New Party.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-According
to previous arrangement, a secret
meeting was held in Washington
last night for the purpose of organic
ing a national party. About $50 per-
sons from different States were pres
ent. Those from the North express
themselves strongly against the course
of the President and his cabinet, alleg-
ing that they retained in Office men
who are opposed to the principles Of
the Republican party to the exclusion
of its tried and true adherents. Re-
publicans from the South declared
that the President had discarded the
States which elected him and given
Office to the enemies of the party
Resolutions were adopted organizing
the meeting into national joint body.
Permanent officers were elected with
power to institute branches through
out the country, with headquarters
1T Washington.