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BROOhLI-N RErUBLICINS.
Names OF the Delegates TO tho state Csnven.
tIon Who were Chosen I.nst Night.

The Republican Assembly Conventions
were held in Brooklyn last night to Gle 1 dele
gates to the State Convention. In the Fifth
District. which il the strongest Republican dis
trict in the city. II delegation was elected cons
tanning several btto- anti Adm n istraton men.
and others friendly to Mr. Conkling. though MOI
opposed to Mr.. Hayes. The Conklins delegates
to the Ninth Assembly District Convention bolt.
ed. nnd. led by Francis i. Fisher retirrd to q
room near by and elected delegates who wera
instgB ted T.. contest the snlts of tho regular
rniarnfinn ~ iin - tf9 Convention. Tho dra-
cat % rlctted bs the hO.trrs are All ffitnlia ~
senator Conkhns. Tac II publicans IN the
Second Assembly District send n delegation
headed 10y Samuel Mclean. II bitter anti ConA-
ling man. The delrgat are as follows:
First p,trict-R Cornell White. Luiovc Bennett
second pi,tuct-ramuel Mclean. Alfred Dorlon. 4
Auuu' rman. peY.
IMri Disrct-A q conn. Franacn Boyer.
ionrt - trict-Nuh"rt f idug John Pickett John y.
Henry. Ed Gulb. Rctg. Lewis
Futh pi.uct-R y Benedict ". ". Goodrich. W H.
Warin.. T. " o-trauier
sSth pi-riet-JAeob Worth. August Goncr, MaS Bria,
N nrv firhr
seventh p,.tuct-Si.ismund kaufman. A. II. Geling.
Samuel Maddox
Li-hih n,.trct--John Parker. $ L. Jensen. Hubbard
Hrufuck.ur. DAVID Williams
Niu'l Distrci--I II ISL q II II noDhs. Henry wol
etL G,ope sAilwell. Peter Nanirr,ecr. IL Middleton
The majority o. IN. delegates aro Adminis-
traiiun Us tu the i 5ldcnt's policy. but anti
Conklpg on state issu's.
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TRYING TO BURN HIN OUT.
What Mrs. Faiion did when her Husband
Failed 10 Come Home Early.

Mrs. Lizzie Fallon. OF l64 Willoughby street.
Brooklyn, was arrested early yesterday morning on II
charge arson In setting FIRE 10 harness store at ~
De ekab avenue. and to Carrs liquor store at ~ fa,buh
avenue. She is the wife OF Martin faon plumber At
40 DE Kab avenue For time she has been IN deli
state OF health. which has affected her mind. Her
husband did not return home friday night aud be.
coming impatient ni hH absence she went a. his plumb
Ing shop and set hre to some papers and wood saturated
with keros.ne which she placed near the door she
turned home. thinking thar the fre would force hin
oi his shop where she thought he As lie did not
return she went 10 George tarr's saloon ht a. Fathus
avenue, wh,re he spent much OF his time. Shr built
another nre ut the door there, and stood watching il
hau up Ocor Hayes put the hre out aud arrested her
~, Size was going away She freely confessed 10 hhN ing
thc laces IRE The hre at fal0ns store caused
SO damage. and WAS eNungul,hed lN passing ol,er
FAlun uho sitatngly confessed her guilt Nest rday
u The Fire Marshal Who At once tool her before Jusu,e
Bloom, nnd procured her commitment To the Raymond
street iail UHwAit the Grand JuTys action Those ne
quanod with the rental condition nj the woman were
shocked that hc had been forced into Raymond
street ln in her deChe condition. Her nirhds hclv,e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-23

Tho Republicans of Tioga county hnyc nom
mated John l. SAWYER o NaNrrlr} lot Assembly
IN the Second District Of Washington county
Geo Terry SANDY I'm has been Nominated "i lle
Assembly d, the Republicans
Tho First District of Rensselaer, sends tho
Hon john Francis, ttitfft t'r, st. rn," fn@lt g.,
and william Lapc 10 the Republican, State COM cutuh
In the second Assembly District Republican
CuuNruuuuiu Saratoga NrstrdtN,N rr~rluu lofsus
policy ut iiUsid,nt Hayes Was debated aud with
drawn.
Geo. II. Clark. II Il. Olell. Edward s. Fowler.
and Dewitt Drew were AtsicriuN thcd delegates to the
Republican STATE Convention from the First District Of
OrAnSr county
At an election for delegates to the Republican
state Convention NJ shpcton Yesterday, Geo ". Curtis
and Charles liu,ace ani David J. Tyson elected
All are ant.C .CUnkhns men
The Democrats OF the First District of Niagara
county, yesterday, elected the Hon George &. Greene
r. W ScrihnVr and 7. II Lnneen delegates the state
Convention They are under stood to fayor the nonia
ton of new stats ticket
The Republican Convention OF Suffolk county
hassleced as delegates 10 lhs State Convention Stephen
French George W Clock, James otis D. s s Sam
mis-, and jeremiah o. TuthiL Alernaes-E, A, Cnrpen
ter, j. James Robbins, Joshua l. Wells, W. H. SAnlnis
aud X I. Goldsmith.
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Van Rensselaer,. Death.

Capt Williams yesterday rearrested William
vincent alias William harun, the young oolored man
who Was recently arrested with Charles 7. Johnson,
Aha Sutton also coored accused Of having entered the
house Of Eh4a susrns at lO9 wcst Thrty.nlst street
johnson sent to Sing sing tor twelve years but YIN.
cent was DISCHARGED. Ills arrest Yesterday WAS on =
charge hnmcide On Tie lItI oi August 1915 there
WAS pcmo up the Hudson Tor ths b, noht u the Pso
geNfr> AMstaa journal devoted TO the interests uf the
coorod eope A. tlr boat touched the pier on her rc.
turn thore hght and pistols, knives and hottles
wrtr freely used Whsm Van Ken,c laer was shot in
the Iaw Cant Williams believed that hc died oi h- in.
Jury and has evidence that Nicent hrrd the shot Van
Rensselaer, died Sept ls76 In the 'uUrrd Ho-l iu
The physician Oi the hospital says that his death
caused hy pncunonia aud not In any way uaeeabe 10
Tie sll.lt nlury from the pistol shot wound.
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The Athletes ut Long Branch.

In the athletic sports yesterday on the Long
Branch Polo Grounds Mr. Fred Hope won III, first race
OF Yards In Illt scc Mr. Alfred Chaunccy the second
In i5t4 sec Mr. Charles Alien the uiri, In iG The
nne.ue race was won by Richard iAts Rrooklyn In
4min. % sec The oneinl, wax wns won hN Nj Fred
Cook u Brooklyn. min ~ Ihc running race of
4ln wards was won by " u Hayes, In 80 The
ond heat. sam" distance wns won by John Mann ~
sec tri heat hN Waltr Holm. in - >c fourth heat
hy u n Sunnp in 7nN sc. Nj Edward + cummings was
the victor IN the tour lc wnk, IN SO min "a In the
second Oi iin NIrl Mr. kelley In ~ soc. The
handicap races wrrr wun hN Me.ss Kent Mit~olAni VII,
ron. Iharts b,ck al Nrw iuik W,n the broad running
jump making II rrt II inches The concluding cNrnt
wns the hal mile run. ~ which AL Llward kelley Was
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wAsHrNGToN. Sept 22.-The members Of the
syndi,ntc were in consultation last evening with the
SECRETARY the Treasury and other officers OF the 10
partu-nt The accounts of the a. per cent loan were
closed The whole amount l. sgo.us1On. of which
tlTnisOtsb rrc tor rounding purposes aud tla.-
io'pp Tor resumption pnrpu~' and wiu hplcr
doh' -tAt Tile Trr cent loan lling
rapidly maid ur aud adjusted aud VIII settled during
the nest month. thc ca,s maiutc-fhe first call ms
turing the ath OF nctnber AMI the last ON Nuv 3and
sslpnt Ach tor tr mouth. OF Ausust = .t.mOeI, aLd
October Nnl 10 a. ilniri iVr resumption purposes
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when the combination OF the lock OF the Ly-
ocum Theatre san Is made spring throws the Key out
OF the keyhole ON Friday evening. aner the perform
Rnce Treasurer Thorne made, hr thought the conhi
nation, the rejected key iahng into hls hand when he
entered the office Yesterday morning he the SAFE
oUrn The money drawer, winch had contained nearly
SaND empty. Hud from another pArt M the SAFE
valuable papers missing. Treasurer Thurnr found
that the sir had not been hacked the combination not
having been completed the prr,lou, evening. The
night watohnau A that he made his last round ~ IA
md LhAl lne NIiN, lhtn mad us u.unl hnpraranoe.
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YELLow FEyhR ~ iHENAyDIxA
No Abatement of the Ipidemic--The Number
OF Victims Increasing.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Sept. 29-The reports
from Frrnnndna tonight Indicate no abate-
ment in the ep donnie raging there. Five per
sons have died since thr last report. including
two Sisters of Merry. There are number of
" cus"s. and many very critical ones. The
wrnthVr Is 'han.rahle w,th ram. Tho aspect
y very gloomy and tao rii.1 us are "sUoud, nj
lue SITUATION II apparently getting worse.
Medical a,d Wis asked from Jacksonville to-
day. and a physician lett hy tram Tonight for
Frrnnndina. Capt. Jacob Bro X. Il Well-kuuWn
ponrrr stramloHt man Of the st. Johns river.
10 dead. Ho wds G1 years OF age.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-23
Perils Of II Quiet street.

Patrick Holden of 1856 West Thirty
street tell At Thry.evcnlh street and Seventh avenue
on Thursday night stiNiuR his stomach a sharp
stump the remains OF telegraph orhitchng pole, which
there prntrudrs ix or seven inches above the Sidewalk
Mounird NJ lac lt himself tote, hc hurried home wil
out asI>tanc and into the house. with the lama
urn, am drnd and gone tins umr sure" There were
no marks at injury hut the stomach presently swrrd
az and ho dltd FRIDAY night lie was - years old
Tie stump sAil remains iOr other people " tall On
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er,pr,cd Methodist CLurche.

A meeting was held on Thursday evening In
Rro"kiyn al the council of ohical members OF the
Moth,4i.t Episcopal Church HrooklNn, 10 deyi>- some
mcthci for the practical relcf ot the York STREET
NJ, thost lIl-cuiHl Chutch tn William street Methoi-
iet i-coua church. tnd the lHtuush Methodist EMS
cupal church whrh rcpo-tcd tohe crippled condi
ton financially. II was dccdrd to call meeting oi tho
Advisor, Council tor BROOKLYN To meet IN the summer
ncd Methodist Episcopal Church On Thursday evening.
" more lu5 consider the subject
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double scull race between two crews of tho
Brooklyn rhilomathean soccy drew large number ol
spectators to Gownnus bay yesterday afternoon The
race was for double scus, distance three miles The
crews were the Hamilton brothers against William Lom
bard and william Gascolgne The lombard caught
the water first. and kept short lead until within halt
mile OF the finish. Then he Hamilton spurted aud
after desperate struggle forged ahead, and notwih
standing the nuous efforts OF their adyersares ran by
the home sinkeboat over three lengths in advance.
Time, "a minuteA Referee, VILLAIN Irving.
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Thirty Policy Player. Lacked Up.

Detectives Won Gorohtcn. Hickey. and Moran
entered James Tayors envelope game aud pehcS office
in Chatham street last evening There were thirty
men Mt the game. 1he detectives elnsed the doors,
showed ttir shields ana informed the player. that h,S
under arrest They hacked up IN the Central
Police Office.
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PARIS. Sept. 22.-Thc OGcidl Journal publish
hccre ordering rocuols or dcpuurs the ith Of
october and sumnouus extra OF the Chamber
uei uucs On the 7th o' 'ytnher
manifesto iu tle nation, found among cN President
Thtrss pal~rs viii he published nn Tuc>dlN CouseTSA.
we lVurnAls aIeadl cOmlc,l Its hnthenueIy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-23

Woods Theatre In Brooklyn. which il what
was formerly llooeys Opera House. was suddenly
closed last night by the sherTs officers, who attached
the properties to satisfy claim OF $50. held by New
York mllposer and refused IL allow the performance to
proceed Mr.. Wood being absent, the audience was
turned away their money hcng refunded at the door.
The the atre under the new management has been
nlng only three laya
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The snr,nl.ce or - Muulona,r.'. E.ta,e.

DE1RoIT. Sept 22.-The estate ofthc late Capt.
G n Ward, which was inNeniorcd ~ hs death at
crn millions of dollars IN excess ~ his dohts us
connt o the ate great shunkass In value deprecated to
such extent that tho executor has proposed tu the smaller
creditors Ia settle their claims at 20 cents the dollar
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In the pigeon shooting match at Long Branch
yesterday hc w,en the Brooklyn sun Cluh and tho
Brighton Club of Long Branch. Nj Il Horton nj tho
Rro0Ayns srcurcd the victory tor his club Tbs priS
was sluU gold badge
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Gambettn's Appeal Rejected and his Sentence
CouGrMed.


PARIS. Sept 22.-Gnmbetta's case came before
tie Court today ou sppe from h,s prcvou. sentence o
three months I'm ri,onuemt ani .urfrauc, nne
Ion dcielri,d hlm. ami pleaded that IN tribunal wss
incompetent AMI dcuaultd "a Jury The Court reO 20, q
tr p"s, aud eVnhrmed the ~uence pronounced al Tie
nrst trlAL
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LONDON. Sept. 22.-The Times correspondent
NJ Rome tlcgraphs CONTRARY To expectation thu Rope
has proclaim CHmorlcngo. not Cardinal ranch.Auco
but Cardinal r,eei Cardinal faHcbilnco has thu
crl nro to the nuucaie would be almost MI uuirccV
ueutal
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A Wonderful Bulr.-eye Watch.

William d. Borden Of Toms River. n. J.. lost
an English "buliseye watch torty'dve years Yes
terday II dug up by lahorrrs Mr. Poets
tarm Mr.. Borden wound 1t up and II went ~ well As
pye
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Five Young priests w"ro ordained 10y BISHOP
Curlsau at tie West iinhuNru Munaru ~, esittlhy
Ou, Them viii celebrate mass nj 81 MehAcls ChuTch
t0
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Malthys Choice Norfolk Oysters. 10 cens q
In New York and Brooklyn Depot IL Harrison st-Aa@
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JOTIINGs iBOUT TOWN.

Northorly winds. hackini; - southcrlv. warm
or II, ara. l.trtls cloudy ~tautr and stationary, iv
lowed is i.dhhg hal lm,tcr
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S1.fTE POLITICS.

Hundreds of families are afflicted with ma
lArial le,cIs ~ D.tch Kills aud RaNru,Mood
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Friedrlchshall Bitter Water. superior TO and
cheaper by one hall than other bitter waters- Ado
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-16
Administrator sale.

Public notice Is hereby given thst by
virtue of an order of the county court oil
the County of Alexander In the State Oh
Illinois, rendered ut the December term
Of said court, A. ID. 1915. ], Harmon II.
Black administrator do bOnis non OF the es-
tate OF Louis Nsssnno late of said county,
deceased, will sell ut public vendue on the
10th day OF April. A. ID, 1877, at the west
door of of the Court House in the city OF
Cairo between the hours of ten o'clock In
the forenoon and live o'clock in the after
noon OF the same day TO the highest bidder
to pay the debts of the said Louis Nassnno
dece ased, the following described real
estate, situate in the county Of Alexander
and the State OF Illinois t0-wit
Lots numbered four a., live lo), and ~,
in block numbered seventeen 10, IN the
first addition TO the city Of Cairo and the
| southeast quarter Of section twelve li2l,
township sixteenl l6l, south range two t.)'
west.
Subject to the homestead interest OF Wild
| dow and family I'm and TO said lot ciget IN
block seventeen, and 10 the WHO"
dover in said real estate.
Terms OF sale One -half OIL putcussss
money to be cash in hand upon approval OF
sale and delivery of deed and one na'i ON
edit of six months, purchaser 70 sNo
security and trust deed on the premises 70
secure the re mainder Of purchase money
| Dated March, 9th, 1877. go
HARMON HIRE *.
a-s-4w. Administrators de IN, etc.
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A Result of ob.,ruetea Digestion.

Among the hurtfu! consequence OF OBJ
strlcted digestion, is the impoverishmsnt
of the blood, and since q deteriatlve con-
dition of the vital fluid not only produces
a dangerous organic weakness, but accord
ing to the medical authorities, sometimes
causes nsphyxia, it is apparent that to i'm
prove the quality of the blood by promot.
ing digestion and assimilation, is a wise
precaution. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
is precisly the remedy for this purpose,
since 1t stimulates the gastric Juices, con-
quers those bilious and evacualive irregu.
larities which interfere with the digestive
processes, promotes assimil alton of the
food by the blood, and purifies as well as
enriches it. The signs of improvement in
consequence of using the bitters are
speedily apparent in accession of vigor, q
gain in bodily substance, and a regular
and active performance OF every physical
function.
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The Trade Winds

Are produced by the diurnal revo.
luton of the earth, extending from 20
deg. north to 20 deg. south Of the
equator; and sailors hail with joy
their advent into them, after being tenn
pest-tossed and worn, as productive of a
season of rest. For weeks they some
time do not touch sail, bounding home
ward through fields of sea weed alive
with minute shell-ilsh, and observe the
play Of the grampus, porpOise, bonita,
and the terrified fight Of ::the flying fish
from the latter. How much more de-
lightiul then must it be to guide the
bark of poor humanity into the trade
winds of health out OF the head seas OF
disease and suffering, and make life's iu-
ture a pleasant voyage! Yes, such can
be effected by using the Home Stomach
Bitters. 3-2-lm
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much booty. Among the houses visited
were MIR. Satiord's, Mr.. Jas. barclays,
Mr.. Hendetson's on Ninth street; MIR.
VIM. Winters. and DR.. Wardner's. AZ
Dr. Wardncr's the thief got into the
house, and was detected while in
the act of examining the pockets of the
doctors ovcrcoat. The doctor, with re-.
volver in hand, advanced on his burg
larship, but unfortunately the revolver
would not go of, and the burglar, being
hard pressed, bounded through one of
the large windows In the front part of
the house, carrying with him the curtain,
sash and all. and succeeded in making his
escape. SO far as we have been able to
learn the officers are unable to
find the least trace of the burglars.
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Positively the Best.

DR.. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and Horehound is the very best COM
pound ever prepared, advertised or sold
by any person, or under any name what
ever, for the immediate relief and perma-
nent. cure of coughs, colds. Group, whoop-
ing cough, bronchitis, asthma, and all
diseases OF consumptive type. 1t will
thoroughly eradicate these alarming
symptoms in One-i,a!f the time required
to do so by any other medicine. 1t is
purely vegetable, and contains hct par
ticle of opium or other dangerous drug.
1t never fails. Every bottle guaranteed
to perform exactly as represented. Bar
clay Bros, Agents,
Also agents for Prof. Parker's Pleas
ant Worm Syrup, which is sure death to
worms. Pleasant to take and requires nc
physic. Price, 20 cents. Try it.
3-2-lmd&w.
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Port List.

ARRIVED.
Steamer James Fisk, Paducah.
A. &. Donnelly, Cincinnati.
Glencoe, st. Louis.
keystone and tow, Ohio river.
Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer James Fisk, Paducah.
A. g. Donnelly, New Orleans.
City Vicksburg, st. Louis.
Glencoe, Vicksburg.
Molhe Moore, st. Louis.
Keystone and tow, Ohio river.
Belle Memphis, Memphis.
The weather yesterday was warm and
and pleasant, and the levee presented
an unusually lively appearance. Bust
ness good. The rise in the Ohio river
up to six o'clock last evening, was little
oyer two feet .......T The Fisk was at the
wharf on time. and departed on her re-
turn at the regular hour.........The Belle
Memphis was the Anchor line boat for
Memphis. She had u iair trip OF passen-
gers and freiyht.........The Golden Rule,
Cons. Millar and ii, c. Yeager were all
expected to arrive here from Memphis
sometime during the night.
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through. He said II all present were
Ike him they would have ticket in two
| minutes.
Capt. J. NJ. Phillips said he believed
the nomination OF Col. Wood was regu.
lar, and the next business was to select
candidates for the minor offices.
FOR CITY CLERK.
Charlie Lancaster cut off further
wrangling by nominating Jim Stewart
for reelection.
Z. Close placed J. b. Philis before the
meeting as candidate for clerk.
MIR. Phillis said he would not be a
candidate.
Charlie Saup nominated Tom Lovett
for clerk, but Mr.. Lovett declined to
allow his name to go before the meet
ing. No other names being suggested
Mr.. Stewards nomination was confirmed
unanimously.
The chair declared nominations for
CITY TREASURER
next in order.
G.. Close nominated Herman Meyers,
but Meyers said he didn't want the office.
Charlie Lancaster nominated f. Nj.
Stockfleth.
MIR. Hodges suggested b. r. Blake for
treasurer. but MIR. Blake declined TO allow
his name to go before the meeting.
No other names being presented, the
nomination ~ A. GtoolN.tt $3.50, ,~.1,
unanimous.
CITY ATTORNEY.
Lancaster called for the nomination OF
candidates for city attorney, and sug-
gested Ii. ii. Black as a good man for
that office.
Charley Saup nominated w. Q.
McGee.
No other names were suggested and
the chair declared nominations closed.
Mr.. Wells suggested that as there were
two nominees before the meeting, the
vote be by ballot, and that the chair APP
point tellers. Carried.
The chair appointed John Antrim and
Napls d. M. uuhps W dct dS tcilcIs.
Antrim "passed the hat" and twenty
votes were cast, sMcGee receiving -, and
Black Z.
McGee was declared the nominee Of
the meeting.
FOR POLICE MAGISTRATE
Judge F. Bross was nominated without
opposition.
The following
CANDIDATES FOR ALDERMAN
Were then selected by the meeting:
First ward-Geo. Yocum John An.
J trim to fiji vacancy.
Second ward-Petsr Neff.
Third ward-B. f. Blake.
Fourth ward-C. o. Patier.
Fifth ward-Charlie Lancaster.
The ticket was then declared complete
and the only thing remaining to be don,
was to appoint committee to wait OF
the gentlemen on the ticket and inform
them of their nomination. The chair ap
pointed Messrs. Herman Meyer, Capt
j. NJ. Phillips and Il. w. Miller the com
mittee to perform that duty. The meet
ing then adjourned
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hogs, q to &c (, & hogs, heavy weight. &c,
I side beet. &c mutton is worth &C..
DRIED FRUIT.
Dried fruit Of all kinds Is plenty and
dull. Apples are worth 4 to Acc; and
peaches 8! to &c. 60.
ONIONS.
There IL some demand for choice yell
low onions at 81 IS to 81 70 Red are lin
good supply and quiet.
BEANS.
Good to prime white beans are worth
81 80 to 50. Poor and stained $l9l Is.
HIDES AND TALLOw.
Receipts of hides are liberal. Sales
noted were $50 lbs. dry flint, l4c; 425
lbs. do. lie; $40 lbs. green salt, &c; 40
lbs. tallow sold at 6lc.
CIDER.
Five bbls. choice sweet cider sold al
$40, and bbls. hard, at So so.
SALT.
Sales Of salt were 100 bbls. st. Johns at
81 60.
COAL.
We quote Paradise and Mt. Carbon on
track, lump, So; nut, 81, delivered car,
load per ton, lump, So 80; nut, So rs.
delivered per single ton, lump, s. nue.
Sd %, Raum or Harrisburg coal Oh
track per load, lump, $27 nut, $40; de
livered per ton, So 80; Pittsburg per CO r
loads on track, S. 80 per ton.
FURS.
FURs-Beaver-No. l 81 30; No. 2
Sc; No. 2 81; No. 3 81; No. A S1.O0.
Mlnk-NO. 81; No. 2 Zoe; No. SOC /;
No. 10c. Raccoon-No. zoe; No.
doc /; No. zoe; No, 1 l0c. Skunk-No,
I SIC No. 2 Coo; No. 8 Doc; No. l5c
Fox ray-No. / 81 No. 2 Zoe; No. 8
5G red iox-No. l 81; No. Zoe,
OpOsum-NO. Zoe; No. 2 Sc; No. 3.
Soc. Muskrat-No. l20c +; NO.2 l5c; No
3 1Oc. Bear-No. l $40; No. 2 81 No. 8
SO; No 81. WOlf-Mountain-N l
$3.50; No. 81 rs; Nos 81; No. 4 Zoe;
Prairie Wolf--No. l 81 %; No. Zoe,
Wild Cat 25c. House Cat l0c. BadgeT
nc