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, 1877-04-21
CRY HEAL ESTATE.

TtoR sALE-1Y r. n. uoTp. RooM :. ~ MAbI.
ssI psr TO. 1ot no1oo 70 .,ley taust f1ens .,u
r.. nj. e 70. ,oa III f. ria fnrts 5ess1, ss"
Ei!e long .imas % money down. viii vii .. feet;
ng C,u9s |us-, trtet paved. wAtcf, eoveT, and Hsat
II 4 tIte gr.atrst arRsin nl1ercd.
Z. ~ down an sirgant octaRon. .frout brick
nHtth: On vtnrrnnrt.as.. n~ss Th,rty. .righth:tf.
AUft-A splendid octA&on ffsH1t brick dwelling.
barn. and lot in AIam4st., etst Sf Ltneo1ns3 every
nads1n s'nth fro2s: y,. ,,,, 4-.,,,,
nd iot 7sxiso esss irout bsalnosn.st, near BIZ
Vision; terms easJ.
11oh sALE-loo FEET OF BEST RESIDENCE LOTS.
:n6 te.. ol beis residence ,ota; snpes'or.st.
l1l feet 1f heat feMhfncr tpta IlIf0n.&t.
''f'' s'''' No middle man n''a fsIRieo'fEik1eron
IN Uhlo.1t.
T7oN RALE-C0RNKR or .oAK.sT.. EAST OF
fThksi2 IL r stt IL t'f hGs' s'o town
oM, W !, toSKiSd IA; u T9M SIE
- 7ts ka ;1s
flfth.av.
Ton .,sAEE~VENT L0W-TWO eFLEYbjbLT
bu!!t brick hnuhes. entirely ncH. Ia choice loeA.
t,an H!th 4! modern tmp!oysmsnut ps,l'r, d'ntna.
ssss. & n ss e 5sb bf; @
Washnxtonst-
fo!t 6AlE-V0OD lAIGA1N-.sT -.sTONE.FHDNT
eUy. q monthIy. a. II, jkEss, " Ciafk'lt.
, 1877-04-21
THE BOOK GRANT WILL WRITE.

THE BOOK GRANT WILL WRITE
An interviewer racsnt1y reported ex.preaideut
Grant ~ saying that he had no u.oution Of writing
= book. A Warrington dispatch to tho Boaton
Journal says, however! "TheEe hayo been several
stories to tho effect that Gen. Grant intended to
write book. Tho facts arc these: The President
will not write an autobiography. but history Of
his services in tho Union army, - well A. In tho
fra.e of tho nation, It will ba published In book.
form, with thu Uenerala name on tho hy.1cnf. 1t
Wit edited BY VI. Smith, Mes.. Grants cousin,
writer srs Ws1l spoken of. 1lo has been pacsd In
charge Of all tho Official records for the purpose VI
making tic work full lnd authentic aud will DO
slated 81 number Of literary gentlemen"
, 1877-04-21

1NFO1tMAT!oN WAEIEp-NArT. O. c. LuBf.
L yuur ai4tIr kata l.. Luly. II u ka clty WEtla 10
her 1t thH general P1s&. .o1ica.
, 1877-04-21

nllsccllnneous.
1yNO EENT-K1NE.1tOON HOUSE, LARGE YARD,
tlifta block west OF Lincula Park. d sa..
Seven -rUom huuse Prplre. Av.. near Twrny-stxh-
A. as 6ix.roor cottage On Twenty nff IL. at f2
" JAMES ". ru1rEH
lbnryan Block. corner Monroe aud LasAllc. .sts.
, 1877-04-21
A LEGEND ABOUT COFFEE,


There ID legend about cof1ee--a legend In which
q plous Mussuln1An IL tbs herd. The Nussulman
uscd to get sleepy during his dovottons, and 10 he
prayed 10 MohAnmed, who came 10 bis aid. Mo-
hammcd sent him for advice goatherd, who took
these sntnats ate tho berries of particular tree
they got frtsky and excited-bonndcd about all the
night. In fact Tho Mnssulman TOOK the hint, ate
Tho slept less and no doubt prayed
better.
That Was tho legend. 1hat coffee, however, was
sold In ths stteeh OF Cairo toward the end Of the
sixteeuth century ls nota matter Of legend, but
forbidden 10 bt eod. An Arabian historian rc-
counta tAat In the year 1898 cafe was attacked by
tho authorites, and the euAt0mcrs who were found
on the apet hurried OF to prison, from which they
wero not lbcrated IN they had each received sav.
Of othcrsl And, Iu fact this raid served tho pur-
pose c1eellent1y that I've and twenty years after
ward tho Town VI Cairo cond ooast Of moro than
2, 900 shops whore coflee might be boughL-Ek-
ehdHGE.
, 1877-04-21

A uRNT5 FoE CITY 1lt COUNTRY SHOULD ALL
"A @er CUT nav it1ultt1tel cA1AulutI nearly U nvt
s.tles K1CuAKu3 ANF0 Gu. " AAh!a1d Block
, 1877-04-21

IIelp for the wetk, nervous, aud debtlitAtsdj
chrollc aud painful diseasss cured without Encat.
clne. Krctrc Bella snd other appllsness aIl about
them. aud Row 10 d{AInynth The genuine from ths
spurious, HOOK with fill particulars, mailed FREQ.
Addrssa Pulvernachss 0aitanlc Company, 202 vlns
street. Cincinnati. o.
, 1877-04-21

of1cs.ssekess say they cannot bution.hole
Gchurx.
A mighty king has late1y appeared on our eoaat:
Ship 1lcx.
Vienna Bred: Tearly all who live In ths Capital
OF Austria.
A Rhode Island mu.e kicked boz into Mama.
chusosts yesterday.
What Is that which by lonns IN sye has nothing
but 4 noae leftf A noise.
Tho sweet breath Of spring comes from her
tu,lips, and tho tgrass has grown hyaciaths tho
min.
An old-styls eArpet.baVgcr.. The man who takes
yonr carpet away to clean And doesn't como back
with II.
To cut nails on Friday !. ,lsn of i.ruck. CT.
pe1ters should remember thls, And b4 CAREFUL in
making purchases.
A passenger Just IN from New York reports tho
stTesta blocked with dead critics.. and Joan Of
Dickinson slit charging. .-Cour9tr. Journal.
~ sn, afraid ~ mixed goods, said The lad5 70
n,d @ ss no. ~:
wofm."
Notwithstanding that tho 1,enders are st!tf re-
lcnttessly pursued BY the Detectives, thero IL no
ean s5s
tkrfl&sr.
Says . Now York paper: "Tho th1e7ish propcn.
Of so4 II tbs expense Of h!s bsother. law ia
rfison for two Jcafs And half"
:, Three hundred yeara ago forks werc unknown IN
peas ho could carry on tho dat Of hls knife and
shovel them iato his mouth without having hi.
spill the peas a oyer wheso Ills napkin ought to b
and nevcr IL, and ray In = hoafte. rcproachful
w:hlaper, "Why, Bartholomew l"-Dsriington
, 1877-04-03
OTHER CITIES,

cr,urA,nns III. .sMriI !. -,,,r civ circtfon for
mnncinai oGicors to-tisy pissed oG yrry uustjy.
TIsrro ,yefe Two ticketa. rtruirt Rcnnblicsn md
~ Inirnantcnt Tho nrescnt Msvor. iicnry Trn.
1stt wss r. elected uyer lis itspuGliean ounonent
bY !Io n,aiority. iii. Trnycst II otls of our bsst
cttIxcus. and ycry popular with MI c;asscs II, ",
Muhan. InIcncuisnt was elected civ Clark by ii
mafnrity Tho bAIance Of tho ticket nlectcd vcFa
All tcgIIIar Republican nominees and received the
following ynto: Truasnrer. r ". Woody. iEl
maiouty: 4, il, lsryun. Cir Attorney, 37s major.
ity: &, E,iianforJ, Cjty SupcFyIsor, b7H-no oppo.
slfion: r ii. EcFry. civ Msrshaf. :,iJ): i. ii.
Wsaly. CITY Enrnrcr. NHG-nu oppos,tion.
nxt(,IT. wig.
Sorcfaf DIspdfch 10 Ins Tribune.
HxLotr. Wis., ApriI I.-Ths Republican ticket
was cOmntetod 10. nfuht bv notnEnatIons for Adnr
men sni Sunvfyjsofs; for XiIermsn, William
Shaw, Virst Ward; ii, M. whitney, Hecood Ward ,
Sidney Smith, Third Ward; o. +. B,nith, Fourth
Ward; Supervisors. @, G, Ktetcf, J.. III. Cobb, C,
Ii. Patkcr W. J0uct, Thomas Cullen
CAHpoNDAtH III.
xo<etat MsnaieA 10 ~ TtbunA
, 1877-04-03
Hotel n1ccting hy tho taxpayers Of tho town, and
stand very favorable chance Of being elected.

Hotel ncrtipR hy the tarpayess Of tho town, and
stand very favorable chance Of being elected.
LAKE,
The Republicans held their 1ast meeting at THO
ffyh School 1fall at Englcwood last evening, and
i!e Democrats held theirs at tic Town.lial, 1t tho
Stack.Yntds.
Tho nemoerata ir.ncd clrcutns claiming TINT
tho indebtedness Of the town Ind been increased
$72, n1n. 50. This hns 'cen met by eounttr-statt.
indebtedness Of sa7.a1t. Thero has l,cen 4
malicious fumnr circulated to tho effect that a. n.
CnnJit. the Treasurer Of tho Town. had AbAcondeA.
The facts nf the cnse arc that Mf. Condlt has
brcn called 10 Aiken, F1a.. by lilo serious ilfncea
Of hEa daughter, Miss Tina C0ndlt. lie received
4 f!eratch Friday evening from his slaughter. MlaH
]!clf E0nslis aaylng ho must etart at oncc AZ her
ecto Tint Potter MG0urn, thu Democratic candidate
hnncs Of carrying Tho rest Of The ticket.
Tho limit. OF Tho four precincts ot the town.
with the vntfnC- rlnta :oY each. arc given hctow:
Fftef Precinct extrrds from Stewart avenue on Tic
east to Rnbtn street on tho west, hns from Thirty
ninth street on tho north 10 Fifty~nfkh street on tho
tnuth: polling. place, Town.ltall Tho Second
street on Tho north TO Flfty-6ith On tho ron,i,: !:
po11tnc-pfncc, corner Forty.ncyentt rtreet and
Wentworth avcnHe. The 1hlrd Precinct extends
from fubtn hfect th1 west 10 Htntt on the cast,
anil from Fifty hflh street south to tho limits
polling. .plAce. old brick echobl.honen NJ Englc-
wood. The Fourth Precinct embrace. ali nf thu
town west Of 1subcn street. polling r!acc. At The
corner Of Sixty. y.thlrd street md Blue Island
hsCntic.
,ic..e Adams has been put on tho ta.payers'
eltued.
, 1877-04-03
FEEDING lAlL PRISONERS,

~ the EtiitoF af TAs Tribune.
,eus q III GRAND tas he setss % poat
lug " the dieting OF prisoners in tllu County
JAN, you publish an Interview with Sheriff.
Kern, who, with tho facts staring hin 30 dlrcct-
1y ~ tho lace, dsrca not deny them, but, with
lentlu1 from The Reported fact that uDa "duf-
fern (scvch uunersl vi bread aud cup Of lufe-
rior coHec for breakfast; Que "dulfcr" tscven
ouuces), 0ne pan Vt soup, q very small piece ot
din,ler; ono ssiuifer" and cup ot cold wster,-
this constitutes tae regular lnre. aud ! contend
llis il Insufficient tood for healthy man.
II the put!!c say tn!s Is sufficient food, then xa
sr ~ Ss.t TN s14ss ss'speass pe.ste ~ si "a Hsh shs s
Kern heaps OIL my bead the blaine for hls oMn
delin9uclr!cs, It L alao right; but when Sheriff
Kern nlerts tne In the corridor OF The County
irpm ths performance Of auty owe to Cook
County he counts without als host equally ~
much ls when he attempts the bulldozlng poll
" after ILLS anticipating threats have failed to
accomplish the s1notherlng policy; am satisfied
j will abIls the result II Sheriff Kern Il wrong,
let only even Justice be done. liz 4ays "l[e
{nsaniug tnyselfl has annoyed my ballifss i9r
three mouths trying TO ges IN the jury, This
Kern for the unsuborned proof. Possibly llnsy
compel thu proof to be forthcoming. That ]
urged some OF tte County Commissioners to
~ down thu allowance or .pgico Is true:
Yhirty-ayo ccllts \ day for the food
lisbea out ts too mucA-aul Tho taxpayers
vii agree with me. A to my being q bum
lner, associatiMg with bumtneTe, etc., lot our
friend decide between us which nearest. ap-
proac4es tue title, ! candilly admit that j. 4,
Wilkins Is uy friend, associate, aud companion,
uu.l Nh happy that hare tho privilege, Of
calling hin such. lie Il gentleman aM! q
scholar, and challenge sheriff Kern " say any.
tnlug to tho contrary. do not think Sheriff
Kern kuuwa Dr. W.. but ho makes tho state
,nens that Dr.. W. " ubu1nmeE through informa-
ton 81 ~. so%s u1ffendIy snpors ~ ~ 1t.aa oss
Dr. ". 10 make his nformer take It back. II
Kern maks1 this statement ou hls own 5cspohsl-
bility then demand = getraction ~ equally
public a. the charge. JOHN 0'NslLL,
Grand lglVf.
, 1877-04-03

posed 10 pnt nrick romcroy np for Mayor instead
1T Col. Abncr Taplor, hut lIrck ttuaously avottc'i
acctng tho glorious nfncttrn nntl went home.
They passed resolutions Accusing Taylor OF trcacs'
cry and sacE1tat&on,
The Democratic candidate 70. Co!tcctot In tho
West Town Il charged will, having offered money
for yptcH. and attempting to buy quite quantity
Cine man says he wa1 offered SO and two tons 81
coal for hta vote. and TntrrxE reporter has his
name and nttiscss. Tho party to whom thc honns
ts alleged to have been oerra liz roof man, hut
says he could not he caught with snch chat.
TIE TOWN MEETINGS
Will be held At o'clock this afternoon, ~ folIows
1towlanl's liscry stable. Twenty -seeond atscet,
Drown's livery stable, No.. a2+ West Msdt-on
ttrcet; North Town, NoEth.6ido Turner.fisil.
These meetings are important, a. At them the town
taxes afe voted anh al Eoo,f citizens and taxtay.
ers WIN can shon1d attend them.
THE BECOND WARD REPUBLICAN, ct.uB
held very largo meeting last night At hl3 State
street, At which F. 9. t!crs!ng WAS heartily i,i-
dorscd for Alderman, and the entire Republican
city and town tickets. Co1. Jackson pfcsliacd. ].
W. II. Thomas. F. c. Ficsling. Col. Jackson. II,
II. Horton, and others, MAdr RtfreinE epeechcs.
Mr. FIcrlinR pledged himsclf 10 votc only with the
reform portion Of tho Council II be should be
elected. and that ho would never be fonnd voting
by, acting with tho aeaiawags or hnmncss. W.
John H. ChA1ea fsst1ned As Chairman nf Tho FIX.
ccuttvo Committee Of tho Club, whicl. adjourned
after three hearty cheers for Mr. visflkng and the
entlra Republican ticket.
, 1877-04-03
IN GENERAL,


II was an exciting day yesterday at The various
headquarters, It bcin: "the day before tho bat.
tlt." At tho Republican headquarters everything
Looked bright nid cheerful, and tho greatest conh-
dcnee was expressed tn the result. Tlers were
great many oI tho political workers present, und
they could 4Ge victory In tho air. The tn&1 n.
ranxemonts wcso being made for to.day, In lhs
shape Of giving Instructions 10 ehaliensers, yweAr
iag In notartss, aud distributing tickets To
pelilrrs. Everything was working we'll. Tho
atsaight Republican city ticket should bo rutcd by
all who desire to scs continuation Of retrench.
1ntnt and reform In city Affairs.
1t Il well understood that there il 4 schsmu on
foot 10 uso Tho fsn-tail ticket In to.dAya cec.
tlor, The Democrats have desperate rsse, aud
they will Try to win. Judges Of election and the
challenger. At tho polls should keep their syss
open, - repeating Will DO stlumptcd by the Demo.
crsts on large seals. II waa also rumUfcd yestcr.
day that quite number VI votes wtto 10 bs I'm.
ported by rail. This should be watched. Thu
ltepubltcan Executive Committee haa issaed tho
following
~ y e y Fl IL as
'dS ssa.s IL Il r. 81 II
sts X Il ~ ssysf " &C.
y T. II o ssi :s ~
si ::!ss: wv !Sss:. 'Es !%iss: ;. s'ssfss :
Ill e Il !: c.ssa.s t x:s s.fy Il IL f. 81
Sss Fl !: 'stsi
- ss' Chairman E.ecutsys e Cosnmisles.
! Tas Eaeeut!ro Committee have uads atrange'
t. ~ ho arc caught W rSt
reward will be forthcoming fof any who ase caught
| repeating. aud whoart convicted.
| TIEHE WAS WEEPING AND wA1LiN0
| shout the Democratic es.np ycsteFcay. There wAa
tteachety charged unA thu greatest httsAttsfacuon
, 1877-04-03
MICHIGAN,
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
Rr<~fnf DtebafrA IN yAA Trik,fnR-

GnAxp 1tArins, Mich. April 1.-The charter
election in this city to-day Ia the worst mixed ever
known hero. Tho Democrats elect George ".
Thaycf Mayor, L. II. Randall Treasurer, Charles
a. Hilton Director Of Tho roor, snd joha uezon
Momber Of tho board Gf Review for one year, BY
ma}orltits ranging from 10 10 200. Tho 1sepnb-
licans elect Charlcs W. Mosrc,, Ctty C1ork Gcurgc
E.. Kenntng Marshal, John W. Williamson and
james Gallup Membcra Of the 1oahl Of Review
for two and three years, by majo!ittes from go to
600. Tho 1.epg6licans probably eleet Henry
ths ' iiop5ieAns thrco Ass.nsn. making tbs Com.
qs II H. fs ssas to s ..,,a L
1 So e st ee sas
HE Grrcubackcrs pollcd frn.n nr0 to !, B6o vntsx,
NJ figure" arr given on thc atass ticket. News
r9n oatynS t,,wsnsh!ps !. scsy me'gse bnt ! !:
snpsryirofs. Iha question Of nationality Affected
ths election sorioulIy. causing fho splits
ADRIAN. MICH:
n shis city to-day resulted in the election IT
10 n,aiofiiy. .Ths Marshal. Street conimissionor,
ltccardef. aud Treasurer ate elected by Tho Demo-
s ss N:essss o i sef hss sass'
s"s toa, s s9 s gns Tn' I'll thu Ka9
nRTHOtT. MICH.
Special Nspafeh to 1hs Iss1unA
,DErnotr, Mich, April 2.-Drtrnit pol1ed less
than 800 votes " the election to-day for Supreme
Cooley, thu present Incumbent Republican. re-.
9elvea !. 70D 70 !. 7t2 for scyeIa.. Den!ocratlc.
For itcHonts, Collier !. 7ol M and Maltx 1,711, IT,
l,c,nocrata It Ia believed taht the Btata Is good
for about 20. 600 Alotity.
East aAGINAW, MICH.
Special Dspateh to 11s tribune.
EAST sAnisAw, Mtch.+. April 1.-1he charter
election passed o quietly, no disturbance Occur.
jnrtty, anu also elect tho Director Of the Poor and
four out Of eight Aldermen. The Common Coun'
ell will stand olesen Democrats TO sir Republicans.
ANN ANHoN, MICH.
SbectdI hspatth to 1ns 5ftbnnA
AIR ARson si,ctl.. April :..-'rh0 election
passed on quIetiy In this city to-day 4 full vota
was pnlled. The Do,noerata elect tho Mayor, DR..
Eranor, BY ~ majority, and tho lteco!des, A.. D.
Taylnr,. by la mn{ority. The Republleans elccl
tho Juatfce, E. X. fsuenAG, by 90 majority, tlros
Aldermen, ant al threo SuporvIsors. Tho Dcmo.
ctata get three Aldermen.
, 1877-04-03
THE SOUTH TOWN.
onnn ADVICE RI TuH ELKcrons.

VOoQ NNFlN& AZ AHR NN1NAONo~
At meeting OF tho Third ward Republican
cluh, held last night. tho following report was
submitted:
s. Ss i sa.,e s eon .s
n.eet the eei.imso eaene. 81 town for ths com:
~ Il ths now in force re.
e a ~ y ts:, s1 r. IL ssS1 .Sy y at sx
~ limits q neo5Por..sd sty ysur conlni,tes n
SsenE .s lasrrsd IL t1snssctins s tha sti
III s;s!!s:: :ss; j! ensy. nsse:..t, b
mcy a s e.. ts5 Hsr % II e.
. Sss 81 oahiy t ers i .s.
ss ;Sr.; sss So4ny Hssf nv!
.s s ssf: ss' s II II eas
Toyn., q .ns ,!owa:!nseilaX % hs hed q iiox:
IF, ,ssS @sSs| !$;sss ss'assSss
;ss ~ s )! .4s ssisss hal H. s
:ax s:aS t :%t;s
!st fs!:: tsss @ sass' ss*5. ss";
'S Sf,i e s:ia ~ @ s:
,s viii u ssk m a IT, y
IT. sceyunts le a'jnsed. e roana nuahera a so0
+ a
b s sasg fHsg fsto ;sS .ysS . /. .'.m .s to .bt.
mafe. ix1Y ri csui e,mml.ss.oa " tsIea 81 M
~ % a~ ~ s e sGsn q s
i. ~ H. ss kt = Tint s.x %S g.
e. sts IL :nd ~ e e. E ys ss
5ssr OUT otcias a'a honest and Do lie1
# +: Il H. g.
sw aa, ~ % s r. ts s1s
viii liz sio1t ds sru; tic pre sent CutiestoT nd On
, 1877-04-03
SUBURBAN..
LAKA VIEW.

LAKE yJ&W4
Al u,ua, the,c arc Two tickets In Tho aeld TODAY
.<.,,,na ~" svT,s,c" -, sho sors,,,,r vo,sr.
awaiting mo sontaRee OF tno soveieign vo.efs.
The Irregular" or raucns ticket Ia a. follDxs: Beth
re.er sehseier. Commissioner; Oscar ch.t'c, Col.
leesoE. These gentlemen oil al present hold tho
positions to which they seek re.elocf1on.
Tho following ticket In opposition to tho sa!ur.
aA5 Ssea'us eas ~. ossh aUaaeu I..N an nas .
large support ol innstaatlat e1tixeas: For supess'-
Collector, John turner, Jr,; Town Clerk, Jsmes
]. wilson: ConmIvslonsr Of Highways. Nck
Ktsn.; School T.u.tss, rtan. p.es; o,s.:ssr u
Highways District No. Lansy Kennedy; District
1rsn.r,: Jnstiee. or tho Pence John n. Iii,,.
1v,;,i.ns q Tsn1,rooE. ton.iah,os rric s,nro Io,,
n1.,,, r. s,s H'es, ,. Sos
,ns M sxsa Hssa 10 . os Tss , s4si 81
af view also OF 'a' D0a'a
4 resolution va. ree.n.', passed by the Trustee.
for Tho payment y th9 Treasurer q psrecpt.ss m
S hs sS T. soe resdsa q
towa nuns;. i l. sdde. tha sgg'esass ~ ,aKes ths
supessisors u Lake View iayc received 10 CON-.
pcilsation unless In pursuance Of the law SLOWING
ihsm IT, eo to :: rss day fo, % time a. aetpsy sn.:
Ssi u ss n.me
pS: fss s a Y IT. aSa s:
,ss sSf sSss5s .Ss ss :;. s L:
uaiea.sn.l|s, ill;Esi. AZ tending = e3irsxayanss
ous Of which salaries agsrs9atns S;o, I'D arc
sls ru'ea viii so of Sa BY res., a. .nse Tssa M
dleatioa OF what Il In sl0ss 10: IEv Taxpayers Uf
I..is ylew. Il ST.. lIansaeiss eonsirusiSS. sf t6a
, 1877-04-03

Tho following strong sldross las boen lssncd IN
favor Of F. G. vicrling. Republican candidate In
tho Second Ward:
% snaa: saisdas rss fS.s suS dt4 Esa
re!soas os!s the ra.a ate enasaso,nY e desest
9
Goy iyx nj jul assbe. nd IL .usssss saunot BE- aeco.
o;a NJ I y!ss!!as t. t. es tas ;aas, n y, \,
{. Sa
III Viii a19 IT. u b, R
oar seheoI; I'D 4. deui!aea VIII Il i6s Ieat I'D
Sss ss ss. f5 n u: s:R*
$S q! 8; ::sss!S e
s e. ss :!ts flns .ssS?
~ TT sa ssr
p:ss ;s w.s e. @ 4:
IT, IT, ~ ss hs IL I'll 's q ,s @
$ q s s 4 u s &
:Hy q H., as ,ce. sen Of H. II; s0 =
ssc:f sad: !Ste5s.g5 ihs s:iy I'D :.
$;s;'s
y; Ss:;Ss. .;. With: $ss: ce.'s.
S;ss: %'S2 :i:
s ss t1si Xoris + sMi.h' l. % tess: J.G pnasss. @
ss Fsss 1f$ 4fns.?ta S :s,
St sns. as' Ess' W.n TyS yysTof W|, pu.y sSsh
S;i|; sSS|s :;.:x ;;!n4;i
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sn9se JH'n :H. S;sshs9 . A. MeGooa Al = .synS!4.
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THIRTEENTH WARD.
Tho Republicans Of tho Thirteenth Ward should
e.ss soelt vote r. sola fcr T. r. Taompson for Ads!.
indopsndont ~ through Ill means any, ~ sesy weak II:
aanet 90 2 ' Nsput,issna shoud ecsr uu Il @na that 5
Mr. Thompson IL = hrst.class man, and nu v0ted
should bo thsuwu away upon any so-ealled lnde'
pendent. .-
IAmes y. Rich announces HUT he 10 not ctu-
didate fes Alderman tfom the seventeenth Ward.
, 1877-04-03

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, 1877-04-03

~ Ms Effior V TAs JrTbNAf,
cuIcAoo, April ITO days TRIBUNE contains
o card oysr Tho signature Of u. ". Gardner.
which goes 70 show that that gentleman IL uaking
= desperate effort to he electcd Alderman In tho
Hessnth Ward to:mpsrow; l}e. however, under.
tatcs nnd Insults the uteiigelks Of the voters Of
his behalf BY n[nzing mud al Mr. Kiotdant his 10.
spccssble orronrMt. Nt. Gardner may be = re-
ronsnt In false pu<it!on before tho ptopio hs
haa descended to = depth seldom soughs eyen b.
the lowasI politicians aud never BY men who rely
stltuentA 10 place them In otics. DEcExcT,
, 1877-04-03

Enrcsritor q. sihsnn. Hnth: lIofhrlmcr.
| Clerk........ ..*..s. v. ktnK. Charles kason.
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1V1rET2r M VOTE
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tcfr boundaries together With the location Of ths
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po!ls, 1os so.aay's election:
FIRST WARD.
sout. hy Monroe sTset III by tsEn MJchissn. wsst
ey Elark street. pol'lnE.plscst M'chasn avenuc and
JSjHrfrt Unrr1,a r,rtb f,v tta f.htson Klv II,
soath DrNnsh Ehicass ti;ef. Fo!tnT. .p,scs III III
warrington slfcet,
tsTrison treeE III ~ isku HichjSsn. M, TSst ~
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