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InAA0GRUBB, Sheriff.
'isSlt''s SaIg siS os.s :! y: 81! ,ys-ts
.,HERiIF FIlE'a ,Id !.

\ yssRSsl ~ {sF ri ss III 4 9Ss ff,EsslOA5
as'ms III dirsctsd. Viii abs exposed e
B ublic sale at ;the LafpI4tts Holel, No, S4i
liplsy street kspt ~ y h George W: ' orsliRl ra,Rl I,
Iunty pelAMeras
EATURDxY th1 - " 1sy or July. A. Dist
.lss Il VI X 6sb6 M,
B The folloWin0 dto0fj jk4d Real Estate, viz
III that ceftA ia 30f md. with Frame
welllng theHsgp ty4f1At situate IN the
ity0f N vilnniHdt mi S04h iea and described
iolloWs III W3Sx 4 Il &Ding at tie corner
Fmed by The i0fGfSS0 0f10n of the southery y
[ire ~ Tenths fff0t$ MIN the westerly eide
y the 1onth y stde Qf Tenth strert, west.
rly.sixteenst tfRet W " line Of land Late
riy 4 y ysS snd ~ psrsii - n INIT stress seventy
II z ss sISsp pafalfb1 Of LIZ sey se leh s
foresaid, and Ahopa0 stherehy northerly
ontents thereof whsE hey may.
reized snd laks n in XXI cutioa the pro.
LertyO AaSRars 4 HniCher. late Margaret
Walker. and 5ohn Huichsr her usband, and
Flebecca Morrtsk \ And TO be so d by
u: Isl Isl "a Sss h IsAAc0RUBB, Sheriff.
herln's OfACeS Newsu suABtle, July y, 1877.
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MAGISTRATES CASES.

Before Justice Brady.-Mrs. Nary Gain, s,
disorderly conduct SO cents and costs, and
bound to keep the peace. ,,.. ...,,,
Before Justice Frazer Mr.. and Mrs,
Coleman, charged with disorderly conduct
on the part of their children; cents and
costs and bound to keep the peace. .'t
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POLICE NEWS.

At the Police Court last night, William
Mitchell was arraigned for the theft Of u
clock, stand, chest, and pillow case, g. id
to be the property of Mary Gaines, who re-
skies In Hedgevllle. The evidence not be.
ing sufficient to sustain the charge, the case
was dismissed.
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GENERAL HANCOCK.

General Hancock passed through this city
yesterday noon, in private car. attached to
the 1880 train for Philadelphia, where he
has been ordered to assume personal com.
mald of the troops in Pennsylvania.
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THE SCENES IN PITTsBURG LAST
NIGHT.
MINERS FROM ELIZABETHPORT

MOVEMENTS OF UNITED STATES TROOPS
WARRINGTON, July 23-General Pope hal
been ordered to repair to St. Louis with al
many of the Sd infantry ss can be spared
from the garrison at Fort Leayenworth, ,aud
take command if necessary.
A PROCLAMATION TO BE ISSUED AGAINST
THE RIOTERS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
The Cabinet has just adjourned, having
decided to issue an immediate proclamation
requiring all riotous bodies In Pennsylvania
to desist from further violence. The proc
lamation says, in terms as applied TO West
ern Virginia and Maryland, that this action
will enable the Government to Cooperate,
If the disturbance is not ended in the time
designated.
THE RIOTERS AT READING.
READING, Pa, July ga large crowd
assembled at the outer depot, in this city
last night, who greeted the passengers ar.
riving 10 the trains which arrived after 10
O'Clock, with loud calls. A large crowd
started for the Lebanon Valley railroad
track aud an advance portion broke open a
tool house and commenced
TEARING UP THE TRACKS.
Meanwhile two esgines were cut loose
from their respective trains and run toward
the distinctions. The engines were ordered
back, and we're greeted with q volley of
s;ones. The head light of one locomotive
was knocked to pieces, the other also dam,
aged.
A DETERMINED ENGINEER.
Both were run back, the engineer on the
hind one 'dischargtug two chambers Of his
revolver as be passed through the crowd.
Caboose No. 5Ol3 was fir d by a small
man wearing cap. He saturated the floor
with coal oil and it burned rapidly. speedily
communicating the flames to caboose No.
1114.
Upon the alarm of fire having struck from
box IS, large number OF persons ran to
Fifth and Woodward streets, for the purpose
of heading off the fire companies.
The Junior hose carriage, drawn by one
horse, was the first to arrive, and the dri-
yer, upon being requested to fall back,
turued his horse and obeyed the commands
Of the large number of persons who sur>
rounded him.
POLICE SYMPATHY WITH STRIKERS,
New YORK, July 22.-At Pittsburr tho
militia were not reinforced nor well SUD,
piled with ammunition. The police sym.
pathised with strikers.
REsoLUTR MEN WANTED.
Five hundred well differed resolute men
would have saved $4,000, 900 of property.
NOTHING LEFT TO STRIKE AGAINST. I
The strike is over there, as the Peppsyl.
Vania Road has nothing left to strike against. |
REVENGE.
The Herald says that while PHILADELPHIA
militia were retrea.ing at Pittsburp yesser- |
day citizsp, whose brother had been killed |
during Saturdays fight, snatched 2, gun |
HON . tagging militia man and shot two
l0lQ10r3s ~ Asa y = 4FII.AStSEy fipt9 n.
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YESTERDAYS GAME,

About 400 persons witnessed the game
yesterday afternoon, between the Quickst,p p
and the Philadelphia club who had Ward,
the pitcher of the Athletic.
The rame opened with the Quickstep at
the bat, who were unable to get over Wards
pitching, and struck out continually, but
before he game was half over few hits
were made. Their playing throughout was
very good with the exception of a. few
bad errors inthe 9Th inning. With few
exceptions 1t was the best game that has
been played this season, and when these
two clubs meet again, which will be very
soon spirited contest may be expected
y It was said before tie game that the
Quicksteps would be unable to make ore
base hit off Of Ward, but although he is q
puzz'ing pitcher to hit, our boys think they
will be prepared next time. ',31'Vt"f
The playing on the part of'.be Pbilsdel-
pbias was very fine, especially Of Bak' RI
the irst baseman and Mcclure, the catcher.
The following is the scores
r... 1,y2 ) 4 5 6@7eS 8
Pl ila. 0 OF o 0 o 3 o. 5
Q"ickstep, 0 % 900 0.1a0p Ia
Base bits, Qujckstep, 8, Philadelphia, g.,
Errors, Quickstep A !, I h,l.dp'phia z. Passed
balls, Carl o, Mcclure !. Nmpile. Thomas
Kane. "ila,l r,,s.4 a..E W.I.
On Thursday they will play tbe McClung
club, of Philadelphia, and on Saturday they
sxp.ct o play another game with the PhilA-
|dAlphjae, -,
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

: The Board of Education did not meet
last night, as there failed to be quorum
present, and President Buck, after waiting
about IS minutes, declared the meeting ad-
jJnrned. ........
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e ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff:
sheriff7s Once, New Castle, July Q, ls77.
jyyts
GHEkIFF'S SALE.

CHEk1FF's SALE.
By virtue OF writ OF venditioni exponas
TO me directed, will be exposed to Pubic
Sale, at The Lafayette Hotel al S9ipley
street, Kept by George W. Ortlip, in the
CITY Of Wilmington, New Castle county.
Delaware. en-
SATURDAY, 28th day ofJULY. AID. 1H7,
at O'Clock, P. M, 80 - ~
] he following described Real Estate, viz,
All thai certain Wharf Property and lot
Of land. with the buildings, Marine Rail-
way and Machinery, thereon stu ,t,d, in
the City OF Wilmington, New Castle Coun-
", and state Of Dela~ are bounded and
descriD. d as follows, 10 wit, beginning at u
point In a line OF land. now or late of John
a. Harris, about 100 feet from the easterly
SIDE or Orange street, and eighty nine (S9)
feet from the southerly side of Water st.
thence easterly along Harriss land and
parallel with Water street, 38 feet west dock
or former y Frederick Leona.d's line,
thence south IL deg. west to what was ior-
merry low water mark. now to the inter-
section OF Shipley street, thei ce by the line
of Sh'pley street southerly to the wharf
line as laid d.wn by the said city. thence
along Christiana River westerly'78 feet sin
more or less, to line of land now or late
of said Harris. and thence thereby north.
erly parallel to Orange treet; 10 the place
OF beginning, be the contents what they
may. .......
Seized and taken in execution as the nro-
erty of John a Harris, and 10 b !, sold by
..l ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff,
sherift's Office, New Castle, July o, 1877.
jy9.tS
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PROCLAMATION.

PRESIDENT HAYES ISSUES HIS PRooLAMA-
TON 70 THE RIOTERS. .-.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-The following
is the President's Proclamation In regard Ia
tho riotsyin Pennsylysnia -,
By the President Of the United States al
,ls3ss.xs sSsif Amnrica.
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| The following descr, bed Real Estate viz.
All that certain Lot, Piece, or parcel OF
| Land, ,Asltu ate in The City of Wilmington
aforesaid, byunded as follows, Beginning
a. a point on the east erly side of spruce ST.
between Stn IND Taylor streets. at the dis
from nortbe'ly side Of 9Th str ev at line OF
| lands "f the e"ate of amuel cCaulIey.
decd. (nulALeren ON the plot Of ion lois .ofd
r'ebruary 1853 as S8, 81, and 90 thor ce
with q line o. said land easterly parallel
with 9Th street 80 feet to line of land sold
northeriy along line Of Samuel W. Nc
aullry. and land Of Joseph Lafferty par
allel wi h spruce street s. feet to u stake q in
O. line of land sold to Jacob e. " eden
thence with the same westerly parallel
with 9Th street 8" feet to the aio, said
southerly 81 ieet to the place OF beginning,
be the CON ntepts thereof what ih+y may,
No 2 Also all that certain lot of land SIT
uate In the sad CITY of Wilmington, ,bound-
ei IS follows. 7 wit. Beginning att, east
erly side O. Kirkwood street, between Th
ON the sOuJherly side of 8th street, tn nee
casterly and parallel to 8th rect IS feet 5M
inches to corner thence norther v and
parallel 10 kirk wOol street 81 feet tn a cor.
n-r, thence westerly aud parallel to the first
mentioned line aud oth stree t 10 ieet and 81
.ipches to the Aforesaid easterIy .ide of
Kirk wood street, and thence ther. by south
crly 3i fe t. to the place of beginning. be
the coDts nts thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in ex+ cation as the
properly OF solomon Horn, and George
Leonard. Ge rye Il. johnson, Peter y. Col
sold by NIX
: ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
sheriff Once, New Castle. July 9th, lS77, !
jyo-ts ~ .-Iss' u
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Local -AHa1r9.a
THE WOUNDED BOY.

Alfred Jochen, who was shot in the head
by his brother, some time ago, died on last
Sunday afternoon, about $50 O'Clock. '''' ''
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tHERIF

BY ivirtp4 III y "a Of Levari Facias to
he dirent4d wlll BG exposed to Public
|ale at tho LaJAXett& Hotel, No S4l Ship ey
treeE, kept ~ Il (oExe w. Ortlip. in the
&ty ol Wilel4h New Castle county,
~ . .::s4TuRnAx, July 2stb. 1877.
~ 2o5G,ock p. NJ.
The following described Real Estate VIZ:
Mo- n Az 9bat r4<tfin Lot of Lar d, stu
kDiu tho 0tE k&HW 4}tningtpn, New castle
yutbty.i e., b6uHdN and described as fol.
SW8s 6oGinnlae AtStha corner formed b,
pe tntex1k CtiCn of the easterly side Of Du-
|01tS of3oFt and the SOntherly side ofsixtb
tr94f III ing SAID sOutreriy side OF
xln ~ 4npterly about sixty-eight feet
RHy> 839 4Outherly cara lei with
xl5out eighty y-k1x aud az talf
l6t 40 9Xhce In 8 nOrLhwesterly
rectl0M 4yenty three an q half
fct 70 tho 4ei ly side Of DUPONT st :,
hencs ~ ~ northerly about i1fy
|ct 70 the beg nniug be the con.
No. 2. All TN of Land, with Frame
onHe thers0ns a'e in the City Of VII.
HingtQ1, 6!etS pe aware, beginning on
n uOrthexly el1Hpf Front street, between
s44r3on me M4dison streets, IT 33 feet
On slI2 - alde Of Madison street at
spes % aSs sE par lie liz with IRir'y Msasoa' Ts,1'
ye96 M&t Winones to a corner ia, d FIR.
~ 'uriey, thence therl with
l{4S43lMlEtt FIR. mt street 10 fe, i
n sthence nor herly parallel
81 feet 2 incnes, passing
IT, kddle OF par v wall III this
gly of Jacob Loyd to said
eet, and thence westerly
tue place of beg'n1ing.
en- IN execution as t e
ok Lally, and to be sold by
AAC GkUBB. Sh- sifY.
New Castle, July 9,lS17.
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HERIFF"S SALE.

BY virtue ofa writ of Levari Facias to
me directed will be exposed to public ale
at the lafayette Hotel, 84l Shipley street,
kept by George W. OrtIip, in the city OF
Wilmington. New Castle County, Delaware,
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SHERIFF SAFES.
SHERIrF's SALE.

SHES1'F's SALE
By virtue of a writ of venditIoni expo
mas to l0e directed will be exposed Il
Pubic Sale at the Lafay ette Hotel, No. 81
Shtpley str eet; kept by George w. Ortlip
In the city Of Wilmington, New Castl,
county Delaware. on
d" ( SATURDAY, Juy 8, 1877,
8 Y at O'Clock, M. III .,
. he 70 Glowing describe Real Estate, viz;
All that Tract or parcel of Land of James
W, Thompson, M. -. situate in Whining.
ton. rev Castle county. anu State OF u Ia
W +re, to wit; Beginning at a staAe IN the
eastery side VI Orange street, at q distance
Of 81 feet and inches from the sOutherly
side OF Twelf street, thence easterly and
parallel with Twelfth street seventy three
feet to the westr rly side of four aud q hall
feet wide alley, leading into Twelfth street
thence by the said side Of said alley south
erly thirty four feet o a stake thence west.
erly and paral el with the first described
line and with Twe,fthstreet, seventy. three
ieet TO the easteriy sise OF Oran,a q street
arln thence thereby nOrtherly Thirty four
leet to the place Of beginning, be the con
tents theirs of whaa they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
perty of James w. Thompson, and to be
sold by -
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LEs.

7z
B X ;!:;' g;;;'::; !; ::;'::: :;:';:: :;:;
''Sis Ss|ss|s 81 sssy' Il i; BsisAys;s is'!y Z
]. sz7l NJ ~, 1877. a'r /.
'Aie fUliU = n n 1Al Estate. viz: !:
M N Sft2k1 IN SSlSl x1S44 d, with five
0lhA44 "a thence castor.
'sss 'ssssl 1'sl 7 J, \ 'Sgn n noriasE,s n tSs
ssissd asaS aHd E q 33 moi as the pro-
n rty 0f 5610ri 81 " r IA VA Mary owens;
sssSss II y {ss, s & = s::sid! ;:3s = ;,
iSiy !. as7 fs73. D N II M jye.ts
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eArUR1sAY,Jnix 2s, A. D. 1877,
N. a t4 q 5iook, r. NJ,

The filioriIs 6S2tftbed Real Estate, viz:
III thatcertai1ktot M Land, situate In the
Is folicwpf TOWN. lhning at the north
|rly Btdes6 6f 41yrt fenue, betW cen Rod
fey and Clayton n1yS u and s At the distance
n, erly 4yd6 kcqney street, thence
|trt serlyI pAsall l0 Rodney stree, one
|undrtd feet 10 A. c0fner, thence westerly
arallel TO Gis,,in Aysnns fly feet to the
|asteriy aide Of 4 fDYty.two feet AID Ave ins:
Eide streets then "a nOytherly along said side
q said ttreet md pafallel to the first men :
ioncd linz 81 Y RdSs street onehundred
eet TO the nAid sides Gllrin avenue, aud
|hence thsrebs eRStAf fifty fesJ tothe place
4 beginning he ne GO tents what they
4 ised ana aken ~ execution as the pro-
|erty OF William A Westbrook, and Anna
= biS wsstpFoos hx ~ 'ls' anu " ''' anu - 10
IgAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriff Qm6as yew Castle, July 8, 1877.
48sIxs
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GOULEY'S
B EXCURSION
Ocean Grove, .
Asbury Park,
Long Branch,
Sandy Hook,
New York.
..s.

Will be one af extreme pleasure to have
'he opportunity of visiting the far famed
r. sort. of the northeast coast OF New Je. :
sey, and narrows of New York Harbor, on
one excur lon, for a low fare, will leave
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,.HERIFH'i I \ q.

b I, HER1Tss 4 N N 2e hill ...
i, ,s;1 g tgS';s Ess,ss ssls' t.
|: NJ " I'SS Y nesny. Z snS o'ty Gs,s! q!
, . 3; sA;TuzDAY x HUH 4. D. 1877;
/ wa j ASelcS NM, ~, r.4.. .. -
ielollowist desesshs "a Estate VIZ: ;, !,
|, ,All that fce2t6AHf4 4{1t1f1 ement, and
|. ..,St 81 LAID, b0(lud dx H descriOed as fol-
WI, 70 VIII illittta easterly side Of
tslss stfsst 4 y, snd 7th dadssas' streets
yuDded OnF Fthe ~ ktoree feet wide
,chss i,chss q AZ; 4 81 B m ssss 81 and running
psack easteSlg 4lttf n tn{b0ut 90 feet, more
y: 10: R0S. p ! {: ;, 2sa: &c, 4 ;, . nro.
re WI. NJ Hetl A{t& 1lfn, decd, Jacob
,AsioksS, =. @ 5sIsil ls,, MESLsufhliD, IN 8 4 ?. !,
b Eiighman, ,6n Ais vile, terre tel
I1A AnGRUBB, Sheriff.
|-,sS1t',s gs,g siS E. !! y 81 &c ,ys-t.
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CRERIFF'S SALE.

CBERIFF'S SALE. IA
By virtue Of q writ of ais. Levari Factas
TO me directed. will be exposed to Public
sale at the lafayette Hotel, S4l -hiple, 81
kept by George W. Ortlip, in the City Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Dela ware,
On
sATVRDAY, 2sih day Of JULY, 1871
al 2 O'Clock. p. NJ,
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BY virtue or = wsit.0 II Lsvari Facias to
ae directed viii ~ axp0sed 70 Pubic Sale
q the LafAyetts Hotel 81 ehipley street,
Kept sby 0eosG6 1yHf)itlip. in the city Of
Wilmington New lie County. De.aware
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eheriff's Office, New Castle, July 8, 1877.
jy9ts 80
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

sherifs Office, New
jyl0-ts ,'
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,HERIFF's SALE.

lertH y OnAce9 - NJ SzH1sAes y
ju9-ts i
, 1877-03-27

Mr.. anihesl.nd-T am sorry, gentlemen, to see
yo% ,o,esd%s 70 esel'S4 von. ant yaS tjears
Another vntcc-Snme q Republican that won't
in order or ec,e u naien ee eharaeteT a, ~ ~
candidate and thereby invite defeat 10 tho Repnb.
The Chaisman Sutherland hns thu floor and
I'M NJ, snsherland could not raise hi. voice
hbova the din around him.
:, col. Thompson tticd 70 say somethtns bnt saw
That Ills cGoft to hc heard was frutleas and he sat
Nj. Sutherland twheu quiet Ind been p..,,, Re.
etoree!-I snpposc large part Of this noise comes
f5o tanse , T -, are ongoaed t9 NJ Msgh
The ch,!rnan--Thc. gcnttsman has The door.
Tha. 10 n can rtys HIN; t'AuEhter.J
veie skina atene; tee o;.e a'd "a' The outsiders who
Mf: satSeilsaa-The,etose, 7 .ay, ! consider The
set9n a %..ts # ss q tbs Of %
!hc logic, which consider no iozae, OF III. CO.
VT! ray sltat wooden man a. Mayor Of tho eItT
during tae f.ht nine munsht. with conncll com.
bo,ea 81 's s en ct eminent md
raEt man. he had raised ii. head above wat+rwith
spo appan.e M aeyf weht We snIs plesent On .ns
man. Of culture md education. - man that can
meet not only tho better easses. but who i demo
cratic enough, And llns senFe enough, to shake
fe.ese ss Ssif. t:.sn :as
and dignity. md tAat i. The character Of The man
We want In the eha!r Ut thu Mayor Of the p.eat cir
esafsS M sssa9f H. wss F9Sn Tfi
plause.
AID. TnRoop
arose. md waa received with appliance. A8 fe.l-
no man, ~ except jsnes IL Wool.aa. Tia. % hsI c.er e.
hed the Office OF Mayor with that tenacty Of pur.
xeseo 9 honS: sa f1t as:s ne s1ASt eaa
not ii idle, old ~ be was IND hesr Ar. est irs.
duccd.. Asa member Of the Council for tho Int
day to hay. and ho regarded him ~ The mn+t faIth.
fnf Mayor he had ever known during his long resi-
Sssss sE 6 m:tax aSae ss no s sRS?s: Fh,cd 'p
wes satisfied that ths Convention would promote
the best 'ntercats Of Tho CIty Of Chicago By r.
e ~ @ s'ns wss 81 a @ho "ss w.: H.
70 doubt, worshy OF the admiration shown for bin,
:&a: ai!1Do yon not think lle.ths friends
All. Thronn.-f don't .ant To youch for tho votes
liberty To voueh for te the other day 1t the Gsand
rssc H. tx ihr bafy y tS sny VA, opposed
boa1 o ase I'D ILL., an a 81 Gid a'aaa laox Il l.
hc rtatcd fatsehood. am Interested In tho In.
te1esta u W. city. In st,mn,on With every tax
was u save this city from ruin ind, In dona TO-
~ sa,y .oy r. u s a.e IL
resistance OF 20 ab1o and attentive man a Mayor
1lfsta Aps'IIac%ssl ;p'I%1l ,s,,.r ,,., =, u,nn,
f'cana In tho Thlrtcenth Ward thnn they secin to
have im the Fourth. II Mr. Wright IL nominated.
se ss Ill., DO " " III Iii rS Sd X s ~ T. .sss s m sa 5
ond tho nomination u iionfoo Heath. fApplau.e.l
THE INFORMAL. nALLuT.
Nominations were then cluscd. and the Cohycn-
tion prcreedd to takeian Informal ballot. With the
, 1877-03-27

On motion. the nomination Of Mr.. Butz was
dc1esate inquired 1t q Police. Court Clerk w.s
Tltc ChaIf said II wa. not ii. tho call.
Eot',tnR M more waa sa!d On the suhjret
order wnA the appointment o? u
err CKNTttAL COMMITTEE.
On motion Of NJ. Mu!i,ns, tho delegations were
ner msi afsat 'i 4srS ssSn t.
sI%7d s.ts ast sia a1s
Ill.,! e T:,Is Gsosf' asssn %a: Ssfsn,s 1oss
Conrad Folta; Sixteenth, Valentine Huh; seven-
ttTstsnth, tTt r. a. snnde1lua; Eighteenth. II. II.
i hers was dlspute - to the se7entsenth Ward
,1. ,m1smber Joha Mullins eontsudIn9 that Thomas
snnds!la. ena two for TuTney. Then Mullins said
,,fHsthnE ,fn ~ To- Can't e " lisle one Of ths Ave. and
oee oea osa
'Ide,.bls ds,,.tl e s1cten'snt for tcw moments.
eheers being introduced By the I ch.fi, hs said: az
i: 81
- ~ I; 'sss'f;s ~ e
fhss L IT.. e. e g
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
Til8 NALc0NrENTs.
During the confusion Incident 70 the carly pro.
jim ae;sss { e" N xsseney idss. H. T.
ero'hsr Inlay: and othea q llke ilk orpeted
tsctics 70 bpiidosa The sizsh wsrd deieeates into
voting for Wright. rtudes scheme was 70 capture
position TIT win Il righ. a. candidate ] % smit,,
would have better chance. and II he Was elected
the men In tho gambling business would bc let
Mike Mcdonald and others were around in Tho
Sixth %ntd oll day Sunday: and up 70 :: o'eleek
.e;tesda, T., IN; motntnE f 1sF'9E tho de1esstes
ihe Seventh. Eighth. and Nln.!, Wards. to accom-.
rlEsh the same object, but in none OF thetc wards
Ing these eiIor.s wero ri renewed in tau con2ention
sns %yct s5Sss osn y :as H.. x ts
y ssts to ss Ths ss t.Ras sRse'
;. timn!c" Shaw md h!a eunfreres Instituted
p9ees whe xa Whte 1 spse es
yeled aI any man Of responsibility wIo trled 10
detain the door. Most of tho bowling came from
Htdcs the howlers. already mentioned, y. B. Gard
ner ibid claim 70 be enumerated among that class.
Low .,! ot VIII when Gardner ever became anerublican
Harry Meyers Democratic candidate for Con.
atahts on the South Side. Michael Ilall!ran, IN.
others Of like sympath!ea and affiliations. piled
their game among thu delegntes Ut tic Seventh and
Eighth Wards, but all to nu effect.
- The Convention could not hare chosen q better
Secretary than Col. John p. Robcr4on. 4 nsan
With powerful .roice. . quick perception. cxccl.
all. thoroughly husnesullke In every action, he
served the Convention fnlly ~ we'll ~ ho served
tl!o County ConvcntIon l.st full. aad everybody
khow' that he then won golden opiatons from all
sorts Of men.
, 1877-03-27
DRY NnODS.
v. A. SIMPSON
& co.
DRY GOODS
ON a
GOLD BASIS!
Particular attentionis invited
to the Special Bargains offered
in our
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Double.width All.Wool Black
CaShlncres at 5Sc.
0pcs 4S.inch An.Wool Black
Cashmere at 75c.
100 pcs 4S.inch Black Cash.
mere at $l.0O, would be
cheap at SIPS.
Is pcs 4S.incll Black Cash.
mere at $l.15, formerly
sold at $l.37a.
Is pcs Black lron.Frmne
Grenadine at 25c, a great
bargain.
20 pcs 81 Black Iron.Fralao
Grcnadine at $l.25.
We have also in stock a full
line Of Black A1pacas, Brilliant
ines, Baratheas, Henriettas,
Bombazines, Tanise, &C., at
unprecedentedly low prices.
v. A. Simpson & CO.,
79 & 81 State-st.