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The New York herald., 1878-09-28
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
"rhe School Tor Scandal" at the matinee at Wal
lacks to-day
Herr August wilhelmj. tho great vionist, will give
his first matinee this afternoon at SteInwav Hail.
MISS Mary Anderson VIII play Pauline In the Lady
OF Lyons the matinee at tho Fifth Avenue Theatre
this afternoon.
The first and only appearance OF tho Ksllogs.Cary
operate concert troupe In concert In New York Will
take place In Steinway Hall Thursday evening, Oc.
tober TO-
This evenings concert at Gllmores Garden con.
cludes Theodore Thomas season In this city. For
the closing night a fine programme has been ar
ranged. Mss Ssle Rsber and Signor Tagapieira will
be the vocasts.
The New York herald., 1878-09-28

THE JEWISH New YEARS DAY began at sum
set yesterday and lasts until sunset to-day
but, unlike the followers of other faiths. the
Jews celebrate the occasion by worship and
penitence. The Christian world may yet take
new and worthy lesson from the ancient re-
ligion of which its own is an acknowledged
DEVELOPMENT.
The New York herald., 1878-09-28

THE LATE EXHIBITION of the Horticultural
Society was so successful III every way that
another is already projected for this season.
The public is to be congratulated upon this new
and delightful feature of the yearly round of
entertainments while the tastes which will be
cultivated through the socieiys efforts cannot
fail 10 add TO the attractiveness of many
homes
The New York herald., 1878-09-28

purchasers of tickets to new plays will not
be disappointed by beholding old dramatic
standbys instead Of novelties. Room for
the Indian. Even if he should draw the
scalping knife upon the histrionic field, it
is not certain that he will hurt the public
as much as he may benefit it.
The New York herald., 1878-09-28

A CALL for clothing for inhabitants Of the
yellow fever districts will be found in another
column, and the charitable may rest assured
that answers cannot possibly be too prompt or
foO pcnerous tt' 0
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A MUSEM ENTS.
MARY ANDEnsoN's pENEF1T-"FAzIo."
A large and apprecia.iye audience gathered at

large and appreciative audience gathered at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre last night on the occasion Of
Mary Anderson's benefit and II at any time during
the evening they lacked entertainment the blame be.
lonaed to tho play ani not to the fair beneficiary
The piece been criticised that the modern
critic has nothing to do but wonder now writer gen
orally SO able should have succeeded In penning
a play sombre rugged and bare. Even tho
character Of Blanca, called ";he Italian wife," IS
no wiiey than loverl,ks; but II affords
almost unequaled opportunity for the display
OF grave womanly passion, and It natural that
au actress iull OF in born 0rce as Miss Anderson
Is should have selected II AS tho proper part ior
special she suffered by comparison with
one, partly because few IN her audience had ever
the play with any one else In The tilic r0fe, but
largely because she played her part with degree
power and passion which overborc all minor faults
Tho balcony scene IRON '.Roneo and Juiet, which
preaced the evenings entertainment, was exquisiely
rendered and heartily applauied.
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WITH SUPPLEME Mt.
NEW YORK. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2S, 1878.

The probabilities are that Me weatter in NeU
York. and lis picinity today ciH be cool and fair.
Io-mo,7oao The same conditions are likely 10 pre-
rail, tollowed By Increasing cloudiness.
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CITIZEN SCHwAB may understand Commun-
ism, but jury yesterday decided tina. he was
not an authority on the spirit of the laws regu-
lating the sale of liquors.
The New York herald., 1878-09-28

EVIDENCE like that given in the Vanderbilt
will contest yesterday ought to warn some rich
men to dispose of their money before death,
even at the risk of dying poor and unknown.
The New York herald., 1878-09-28
GEORGE Il. WARD,

George 4. Ward, brother.in-iaw Of General Halded.
OF Hopoken, and a member Of a leading Newark
family died yesterday from typhoid pneumonia He
was an organist OF some local reputation, snJ ave
years ago married Miss Minnie Rogers, the lsadine
soprano singer OF Newark.
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COLONEL ALM)N ID. HODGES

Colonel Almon u. Hodges. president Of the Wash.
ington National Bank, Boston, died suddenly yestsr.
day morning, at his summer residence, in Ports.
mouth, H. l. Hc was hxiug his hre when seized with
u pain Ia the chest, ana died Deore pny could
reach him. Ho was formerly merchant IN Provi.
deuce.
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s. c. HITCHCOCK.

:. G. Hitchcock, prominent citizen Of Bingham
ton, NJ u, formerly of Cszsnovia, died in that ctv
yesterday. aged seventy.slx years.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

NIBLO'S GARDEN-M'LIss
NEW YORK AQUARIUM -HERxANS
PARK THEATRE-iIuRRcANEs
BROADWAY THEATRE A WOMAN OF THE PEOPLE
LYCEUM THEATRE-JosnuA WnIrcoMB.
BOOTHS THEATRE -HESRY VIII.
WALLACK'S TnEATRE-scHooL FOR SCANDAL
GERMANlA THEArRE-BUMMELFRiTzE.
GILMORE'S GARDEN-rHoMAs CONCERTS.
BOWEkY THEATRE-RICuARD III.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE-MorHaR AND Son.
STANDARD THEArRE-FALsE rrLk.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-FAzio
THEATRE BRlGfToN-vARiErY
THEATRE CoMIQuE-vARrNrY
5RAND OPERA HOUSE VARIETY.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSrRELs.
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HAYMARKEr THEATRE-vARIETY.
ST. JAMES THEArRE-vARIErY.
BROAD ST. THEATRE, Philadephia-RoDERr HELLER.
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YACHTING NOTES.

Schooner Clio, NY.Y.C, Nr. John X. PIatt, 10 on
the ways Of Court street, South Brooklyn having
her bottom reprinted. She 10 IN lns Order aud dur
the boats II her class.
Schooner Triton AVG, Commodore Thaysr, mas
boon hauled at Port Richmond, L., aud 10 pro-
pairing for the club crui-c. tstH
Schooner Agnes, A. c., Mr L. A. Fish, sna ssoep
Nmbus, AVG, Mr.. l.. II. Bislow, are on ways
at Glen Cove, L. l..
Schooner Peerless, N.Y.Y.C., Mr. J. Roger Maxwell
will be hauled out at Touenvine. S. T.
Sioop Orion, A.YC Vice Commodore Cooper, will
60 on the ways at NUNS yard, South Brooklyn.
Schooner Comet, N.Y.Y.C, Mr.. william H. Lap.
street, South Brooklyn, to-day or tomorrow, Toe
Greepport, L. !.
The owners OF tho Clara Martha NJ, Hcttis, Che
muun yachts Of class will meet al tue oico
OF Mr. John ". Sawyer, No. IS South street, tn,s
afternoon, at three O'Clock, TO arrange tho sweep
stakes race, 800 entrance, over tho New York Bay
regatta course ft
II is understood that MI. William Taylor IL willing
to match hrs yacht Addie Taylor against Captain
"Jake'' Sehmidts Artful Dedgsr IN . race over the
New York Bay regatta course.
The Regatta Committee OF the New York Bay Re-
ga,ts will meet at the oico OF Mr. Johs NJ sawyer,
O'Clock, 10 wind up ,ho business of that event.
Schooners Intrepid, N.Y.Y.C., Mr. Lloyd Phnnx K,
and Prospcro, club, Mr. n. Contoit, from the
eastward, passed. tho HERALD Telegraph station ~
whtestoas, L. l., yesterday forenoon, Tor Now York.
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DIDELLY'S REVENGE.

Henry Michasli, liquor dealer, doing business at
tho corner Of Henderson and Filth Streets Jersey
CITY, aud George schumaun, proprietor OF saloon at
the corner Of second ana Jackson streets. were
visited lew days sgo In the United states D.sric,
Court at Trenton on an indictment charging them
with buying and selling unstampcd cigars In violation
OF the revenue laws. The men wore dsiendsd ny n w.
Leonard OF Jersey CITY, aud through his efforts the
court suspendci sentence there beng oobsidersbie
DOUBT OF their quit The men proiesssd 10 be iEno-
rant of any motive Tor their arrest aud claimed 70
have never met The complainant ~ho 10 man named
John Didely, residing 10 Railroad avenue, Jersey
Cuy. Couseor Leonard has since learned Tho
msnner IN which the indictments sgslnss
MS clients were procured. Ho ssid Yesterday
that Dideliy's daughter had been receiving
for some tne the attentions Of Henry bcno, cirar
maker. living Ia Forsytn street, ths eitJ. sna fev
months ago Mr. Didely tricd 10 force B@no 10 marry
the girl Bono refused and Dicsiy, learning that no
was making and pedd,ins etgsrs without hoense.
procured his arrest and convicted him by testytog
that no had sold of ,bc cigars 10 MIchssii aud
Schumanp. After Beuo's convection the indictment
OF NJ cnaeli and Schumsnn followed Mr.. Leonsra ~
tmated yesterday thai steps would he taken against
OideIy Tor perjury.
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RIFLE NOTES.

match was shot nj Atlapiic City, N. j., on Mon
day, 2osh inst, between teams representing various
Irish volunteer organizations Of mis- city and Phia-
dc,phia The distance 200 yards, the highest pos
s,bIc team total 100 points. Tho scores werc as
iollows:--lrisn voluntscrs Los points; Montgomery
Guards l0l points; sheares Rifles ~ poinis; Emmet
Guards. rs point.
The Amateur Rife Club OF Newark, Wayne county,
N. r., havo issued the programme Tor their annual
prize meeting II Will be beid IN Wayne county on
August and O. On tho former day match nj 200
yards will he shot at nine A. VI. for przss aggbe-
eating fS5 At three y. NJ. match at 300 yards will
take place Forty dollars Ia prizes Will be offered.
Tue fca the second days shooting oil ne
pe ttion 500 and 900 ysras Tor rifle valued $50
aud money prizes amounting TO $50. EpirIos viii W
received Oh the range up 10 tho commencement Of
each match.
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CRICKET.

Tho members OF the reninsular Cricket Club. Of De-
tro't nov on vsi, to this city, spent Monday even
log al GiImerc's Garden. They have their head.
quarters AZ the Grand Central Hotel Yesterday thcy
took the ten O'Clock boat TO staten Island, with the
intention o, playing the staten Island Club. but az
the weather vas bad ana VIE wicket too vet. game
vas played Mr.. Dale, OF tho Peninsuisrs SAID that
the msmbers Of nis club we're sa,isnc with their re-
cepsion IN this ei,y. ana would return from PhiiadeL
mia 10 play the Manhattan Club at Prospect PARK on
satufday seIl II tbs woatheg permits. snd tho
staten Island Club can get q team together, Q
isissd Gee vtll bs paysa this afternoon
- staten Island Tomorrow aud FRIDAY the Pence
soars play me Germsnlosn Cub AZ Phisdelppa-
The masch Saturday merit against the Manhattan
Cias ~in be interesting one, the Maobstens vill
bring out thsr beet men.
Today ,ss 81 George play ths Merton Club Of
FhisdefpbiA az Hoboksn. the game will bs nntshod
to-merssv, u being toe days match. On Friday
81 Camp Washington, 3. l.
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SOUTHERN PoLIIIcs

rux cosoREsslorAL CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA
pLAns AND yuRPosss or TINE RkApJusr-
EEs-ALMosr POLITICAL ARCADIA IN SOUTH
CHARACTERIZATION cARrEr-pAooEns.
wnrs suLrsun srnnes, July 70, ISIS.
TIE Congressional caucus IN shs old Donision Is In
full blast ana the local prsss 10 allied with discussions
OF the debt sacsssen regards casdidstss Tor Con-
gress The rssdJuSess or repadiasors arc snasavor.
ing 70 make the debt an issue 10 vote only for
Congressional sspirsnts Who are "a favor Of frcibls
readustment Of the debt n looks a. 10 there ght
bs split N the party N two districts on this quss-
tioa, IN which ~ 10 suggested . grand oppsrtssty
might bs Afforded the republicans TO their eapd,
dssc Hui OF this thece 10 not the slightest hope a.
the very announcement OF . republican candidate
would have the snse, Of consolidating the entire White
vote I asked . promisent Virginia. to-day what
effect Tho jsnment discussion would have on The
Congressional canvass
"Tns adjustment" he said, "in Virginia n the
title under which demsgorucs and bspxrupts IN tho
state are seeking to iost the mselvcs positions Of
bounty and pensions Those who make the clamor
for readiustmcnt care really nothing shout the dsp,
They are tho property holders and taxpayers, but
ihs bummers baugrup,s and gasbsga Tue properly
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ATHLETIC NOTES.

There vin bs held a. Jones' Wood to.morrov .
series 81 smssssv sshss,o games Tor the bsneal Of
~ Agnes Church, Of Ferry third street Tho pro-
gramme Is interesting aud In respects novel, the
events comprising RUS Of 100 yards, 1000 yards ana
milo; Walks OF I've mites aud ave mites all hand-
caps. spoon aud csg tor boys stone and dirper
contest ior all eomers, onndio0cd lat mems aud
creased pig chase The entries will close on the
grounds AZ two r. NJ, and the games will be called
hour later An entrance fec Of hisy cent? viii be
quod but the fec Will DO returned 10 all participants.
During the progress OF tho sports picnic viii be
held IN me rotunds, where dancing viii be allowed
until dusk
On saturday, 81 prcr. there will be ave compc-
utoBs Dst~cen clerks OF large city arm, tho
grounds OF tbs Manhattan Athicuc Ciub, Egntn ave-
nue. sud fiity-sixth street Gamss viii be called a.
hall-past Tour +. N.
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THE HANLAN-ROSS RACE.

ST. JONI, N. b., July 80. 1873
At ten minutes past six o'clock this evening The
scullers' race between Hanian ana Ross WAS again
postponed owing 10 the continued rou.hness OF tho
Kennebeccasis course. All the morning the water
was IN perfect condition. but the understanding be-
tween the ana their hackers being that the
race should be rowed earlier than three o'clock.
the referee powsricss call the to tho start
Ing point About two O'Clock southwest wind again
rippled the water, and from that on The hour
OF posipo nement there little chance OF the
test taxing place. large crowd was present
II was arranged this evening that sber,n Harding.
the Referee have the power call the oarsmcn to.
morrow forenoon, betwoon tho hours oil eight aud
eleven O'CLOCK. In the afternoon any time after
hsfpast two O'Clock up 10 seven o'clock, iftns water
is IT. II Is probable that under this the
race will DO decided tn orrow.
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CRELDMOOR.
SEVERAL COMPETITIONS YEsTKRDAY NorwIrHs
STANDING THE STORMY WEATHER


STANDING THE STORMY WEATHER.
In spite Of the heavy rain and q chilly wind which
blow from tho east over tho range at Crcedmoor
terday, more than a hundred enthusiastic rincmeu
took their stations at tho nring points and
practissd In the various competitions which
constituted tho days programme. Most Of
these were contests between members OF the
National Guard organizations places the rer,.
mental teams few gentlemen also shot Tor prac.
cr both nj the short aud long rauges and the second
competition for places the team OF 1873 took place
~ s0O 900 ana 900 yards Only two rinemcn shot
in the last mentioned competition. They Mcssrs.
II. r. Clark. who commenced his record this range,
the Walnut hill range, near Boston, Mass, who're
made total OF zoo out OF the possible 225 points The
record OF yesterdays prac ,e stood as iollows:-
500 900 1000
Yards Yards Yards. Total
a. +. Clark.... s........ o. IL " 700
q. W. DAWSON. .......... 63 "a 90 1sT
The mem OF the Eightn Reg ment Rife Club
shot for the Hickman Gun. Tho match consisted OF
ten shots each at 200 ana 300 yards Tho following
the best scores :Captain Il. Barker, IS; W. II.
Cocnrane, Jr, II; j. q. Clark, rs: e. ID. Hobart. u:
j. Welsh, "a; W. Stewart, 10; W. \. Higgins, 10; w.
Il. Reed, Jr. 90 Leuienant J. A. Gee 6s; A. Below,
&C; ID. q Bruce &c; ). Trlmmingsr O.; 5. Ilarx G5
So y. A. eau, So; NJ. Burke, 81; c. stafford, 10. 4
number oil members OF the regiment also shot TOE
places the rcgimcntal team.
The members Of the Ninth regiment team and re-
serve shot Tor practice at 500 YARDS.
several members Of the Fourteenth regiment, OF
ton OF team 10 represent the regiment IN the state
contest.
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When men learn TO know and respect another BET
ter Than during the daily numdrum lfe OF routine.
HoMEwARp BOUND.
General varian also made a few remarks, and. amer
the party had enjoyed their cigars the band struck
upa march and the excursionisis went back 10 the
steamer Hopkins. Oh the return trip the city some
oil tue otherwise sedate City Fathers enjoyed them
selves from the sole their feet the Top OF their
heads, some oil Them showing wonderful agility in tho
terpschOrean art.
1.-The city would be better governed If these gentle
men would oiton have u day OF leisure" said al
inv ted guest IRON Westchester
''Yes," dryy replied non.oficial, ''the city per
haps would get along oetts{ II they went on excur-
SONS every day 10 The yeare'
HelI Gate was passed by this time Tom Ca rltou
opened his last botlio OF brandy, The baud kept up
a tremendous racket the empty beer barrels
were showed ono side aud the Twenty
third street pier rcached. amid the cheers
OF the multitude on beard. Charles Loew, on landing
on the dock, loudly reminded the TACT by Mr..
Carlton that this excursion could not DO put down
his convcntioD aud al expressed themselves highly
pleased nth the day 's'cntcr Ia nment.
I'VE are no iar weather excursionists," said an ex-
Assemolyman, 'and will so again win Ned Gale ram
or shine"
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DISCHARGED FROM PRISON.

Before Vice Chancellor Van Yiest, 81 bis chambers,
IN Newark, yesterday afternoon, veil kne~n jersey
Guy politician named JoDn snca was broasas
writ OF haoeas corpus granted by chsseelios Ranypa
Last saturday, u appears Shea was arrested lor
goging IN q night In Jersey CITY. He ~ss arrested.
taken before a police justice anu nned g. when the
fine was offered the Jersey DosDcrry refused 10 &C.
cept II. and changed the peuaty Tor sboa's onence
Sky Gays In tue Pentcntiary. shea Of once secured
counsel, got out writ and yesterday upon snov,og
OF the iscts the Wee Chancellor discharged shea
on the ground that the commitment wss illegal Up
TO the time oil hrs discharge Shea a cnargo Of
Joseph Bowen, the keeper OF the Pspitentiary.
Henry Reilsing has likewise boon liberated IRON jail
10 Newark by Judge Depue Henry vas committed
for SIX months as dsorderiy person. Tine discharge
was granted on the ground that no could only have
been sent TO JAIL for thrco months under tho law.
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RACES POSTPONED.


SARATOGA. N. Y, July 80. 1878.
IL has raned here ever O'Clock last eight.
and The consequently been postponed until
tomorrow.
BUFFALO. N. Y. July 80, 1878
The first daJ IS trotting events Of the meet.
ing OF tho Buffalo DRIVING Park have been postponed
until account OF rain. Pools sold
al the track this afternoon, but not in town. Charles
s. Green's black mare Dane rro Is the favorite for
the "a purse aud Godcn's hay gclding Dick swiv.
eler 10 the first choice the 2:22 class.
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THE OHIO REPUBLICANS.

CoLUnBCs. July 30, ISIS
The Repabiiosa STATE Central Cemmissss met hero
this afternoon 70 arrange ior epsnlns tall can.
paiga rhers was an snasaaily large susnaance OF
leaders Of the party, fnesaisr cnsvlss FOSTER CT.
Governor Dsnnisea ana Juoge West osndids,s tor
Gevernor lsst year. IL ~ss decided open the cam
pstsn on August 20. wun the following speaker al
the places bsmsd shsssIllon, James A. Gafaela and
{. g. Crosvsner; nsmiiten, wiiism A. West; Mar.
leila. yafnes Aonros.
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SCHOOLSHlP ST. MARYS.

The schooIsbp 81 Mays arrived AZ Funchsi, Ma.
deirs on the 9th inst. She Ieft Lisbon July O. and
the Fourth was celebrated al sea 10 an appropriate
manner No school was held and tho boys wore
treated to extra privileges. II s expected mat the
So Msrys sailed from Msdcira tor Nov Iacdol The
10Th insL AL on board ere we'll
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DIR. CARvER's EXHIBITION.

Dr.. Carver will gvo hts last exhibition In this
vicinity to-day At the Yves, sido Driving Park Jersey
City under tho auspices OF the Jersey City Heights
Con Club when no will show MIS- extraordinary skill
with thc rue at glass balls, coins, Ac sweepstakes
~ Al nHccIaclY.
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DAKOTA REPUBLICANS.

DrApvcop, Juiy 20, 1873.
The Republican Convention OF Lawrence county on
Saturday last elected twenty delegates ine Terri
torA Coz vsni,on Ysngtoa and passed resolutions
inaersins the Hon q c. Beascti and instructlne the
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CONGRESSIONAL NoMISATIoS.

hU>nsspos, July 30. IsTa
The Nsiiossi crecnosck Convention Of this county
to-day nomiastsd Hon. Q. c. North fer conrrcsa
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.

PORTLAND, No, July %. 1873
The Republican Stale Convention assembled al shs
City Hall OF Portland at eleven O'Clock ths mosnius
and was called to order by Mr. Blaine, Who req ass,ea
Rev. NJ. Mcwhinnie 70 open with prayer The large
hall our-niths filled With delegates and the gallo
RES with spectators
Mr.. Blaine neminstcd Hon. Lewis Barker, OF Han.
cor. as chairman He was received with applause,
nnd said he thought the best thanks ocr for the
honor conferred 70 proceed At once 10 business
A. y. 0srish, Of Portland. aHd George r Dsssos Of
Ellsworth, were chosen secretarea
Mr. Blaine gave notice that by virtue Of ins,sue-
tions from last years Convention the State Commit
tee would a committee credentials. A sou,-
.mit,ce OF ono from each county was appointed on
permanent Organization. Tho Conventioa lhen took
recess Of ten m inutos
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The Convention was called to order again at halt.
abe COMMITTEES Resolutions were announced aud
CredentialS reported that the counties wore repre-
tenteo ny eO3 dsegates The temporary organ zation
was made permanent, with the addition Of vice pres
.aen. rom each county, after which an adjournment
vas made tili two O'Clock.
RECESS
Inc convention roassembed at two Y. NJ A num-
csr y, asungusasd politicians were present, includ-
sng Tue whole Congressional delegation. While walt
Ins LOT she Committee on Resolutions to come va.
Iious Speakers we're called Tor. Mr. Hamnu was en-.
snas,asucaliy called. and. responding, said this
kIeht assembly gave evidence that tho people had
come up with earnesness 10 work for honest cur.
rency anu an honest government He had not come
20 mingie ia the business OF tho meeting, bu,
TO meet nundreds OF his honest friends to greet
and cheer them on He spoke of his deter m nation
Withdraw from political life He mad SAID th AZ he
had mads his last political speech THIS was the only
The true northerner., 1878-08-02
TAKE NOTICE.

Farmers OF Van Buren, County will take no
tice that the Old, Reliable. and Ever Ready
Phoenix Mills has been lately thoroughly over
nauled aud repaired, aud by the addition Of
Separators, Purifiers and other improvements.
Is now prepared to do all kinds OF Custom and
Merchant Milling on short notice and in first
class style and guarantee good satisfaction.
Remember our motto Forty Pounds Of
A No. Flour to the Bushel."
Our facilities for grinding coarse grains are
complete, and as we have Power Corn Shelter
to shell your corn Free OF Charge, we would be
glad to have you bring along your grain and
give US trial, and we think you will be con-
vinced that we can give you larger and better
yield OF Hour than any mill in the county.
Then come along, come right along.
At what they say don't be alarmed,
For when you see the yield Of Flour
We know you cannot help be charmed.
For every one will get the same
When with good grain his bags he fills;
They never will keep the grist tor toll
116Itf MYROY WELLS.
Paw Paw. June 20. 1877.