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The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18

TUESDAY, July 16.-The shipments of boots and
SHOES from this market to places outside of New
England during the past week have been % ,946
week.
Total shipments of boots and shoes from this
market since the first of january, $50, III cases.
against 79094 cases for the period last year.
uary, 1878, with those of last year. it must be remem
ed that the shipments last year nclnded the rubbers
sold at the great sale trade in june which will ac-
count largely for the difference in the quantity of
goods forwarded in 1877 of the present year.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
Portland Daily Press Stock Lisa
Corrected By WOODBURY. & MouIToN. Investment
Bankers, Cor. Middle and Exchange Streets.
Restfui Nights, Days Free from Torture

await the rheumatic sufferer who resorts to Hostel
ters stomach Bitters. That this bengnant cordial
and depurent is far more reliable remedy than
colchium and other poisons used TO expel the
rheumatic virus from the blood, is fact that expe-
rence has satisfactorily demonstrated. 1t also enjoys
the advantage of being-unlke Unexpectedly safe.
WIN many persons certain predispositon to
rheumatism exists, which renders them liable to its
attacks after exposure in wet weather TO currents of
air. changes of temperature, or to cold when the
body is hot. Such persons should folio n wineglass
OF two OF the Biters soon as possible after incur
ring FISK from the above causes this superb pro-
fsc t smsctualy nullifies the hurtfu influence.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
The Sifka SaYages.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 17.-Sitka advices via
Victoria state that fight occurred among the
Indians in which were killed. The Indians
are favorably disposed towards the whites An
old sqEaw was fiayed alive and hanged by the
Indians for preaching witchcraft.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
A British Man-of-War's Boat Fired ON by
i....f- Russiaus

LONDON, July T.-Reuter's Constantinople
despatch says the Russians near the Gulf of
Saros fired upon an unarmed boat from Brit
ish man-of-war which came in search Of some
sailors who had been detained within the Rms
sian lines. The Russians continued to fire al
though the Englishmen hoisted the white flag.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18

Imports from January 1 to July 10.
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DIED.

In this city, July II, Miss Isabel NJ Golden, daugh-
ter of VIM. p and Agnes A. Golden, aged 81 years
. months "a days.
Funeral services Thursday afternoon at 81 o'clk,
at her residence, 120 Cumberland street. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend. Burial at conven
fence of of the family1
In Haverhill, Mass, July II. of diphtheria, Maud
Rena, aged years; 18th, Howard Melvin, aged
years months,-chidIen of Walter S. and Fannie
H. Boynton.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
Boston Bank Statement.
New York Stock and Money Market,

NEW YORK, July 17-Evening. Money easy at IL
e a per f cent on call Sterling Exchange is steady
Gold steady at 1909 throughout; carrying rules
and borrowing rates q 1iper cent and fiat. The
elearings were $13,850,00O. The customs receipts
to-day were 1851 900. Treasury disbursements
$ls4,0Oo. Governments steady, Railroad mortgages
steady.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day az
gregated 10000 shares, including 10000 shares Lake
Shore 30 600 shares st. Paul. II goo shares Lacka-
wanna q Western, 1900 shares North Western, A.
New Jersey Central.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
Chicago CattIe nEarncs.

CHICAGO. July 17-Hogs-receipts $500 head; ship
ments $500 head; all grades strong except mixed and
rough; choice heavy sold at 30 q 90; light 25 q
80; mixed at 4 90 @415
Catte-receipts 1890 hea shipments 500 bead; the
market is dull and lower; common stock plenty saes
shipping at 20 q 10; butchers shade lower at 80
@3 so.
Sneep-recepts $40 head; shipments 2lO head better
Ieelng Tor good stock; sales at 80 a 4 70.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
The Wool HBarbre,

BOSTON, July 17.-lReported for the Press 1.-The
following is list OF prices quoted this afternoon:
42c; do choice Xxx 81 @ $50; do fine 81 a $50; me.
dunn 81 g $50; coarse 80 q $50; Michigan extra and
Ak 80 9 800; fine 81 q Soc; medium so a 32c; COM
medium "a q Soc, common 80 a 32c; pulled extra
~ 9 4Oc; supertne 80 @42; No l, 10 @2Oc; comb
ing neece 81 43c; Fine deaine Al a 4Sc; California
II q 30c; Texas IA q 2Sc Canada pulled 30 a 40c do
combing SO q 40; Smyrna washed 16 az soc; do un-
washed. 10 q zoe; Buenos Ayres Is q 30c Cape Good
28c.
The demand for domestic Wool continues quite ac-
tive and manufacturers are free purchasers. In
prices no material change.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
The Mexican Awary
The Vi.itIng state.men Summoned

NEW YORK, July 17.-All the members of
the corps of visiting statesmen who went to
New Orleans during the connt of the Louisiana
vote in 1886. have been summoned before the
Potter committee at Atlantic City. 1t is given
out that General Butler will protract the
sessions of the committee till March next
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
WASHINGTON.
R0uda Called LIN.

: WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Secretary of the
Treasury today issued the GID call for the re-
demption of the 20 bonds of 1866, consols of
$1,000, 900 are coupon and $2,500,OOO are regis
tered bonds: Principal and interest will be
paid at the Treasury on and after October II.
The interest will cease on that day.
The Mexican Award.
The exact amount of awards to American
claimants by the joint American and Mexican
Commission is ", O25,622, to be distributed
among about $50 persons. After deducting
$114 900 for expenses of the commission, there
will be for distribution of the amount thus far
paid by the Mexican government, $50 900.
This will give pro rata of about IA per cent.
The We'll and La Abra cases are not
included, as they are left for future considera-
ton in consequence of an allegation of fraud
by the Mexican government,
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
MARRIED.

In Paris, July 8, Geo. L. Dean and Miss Mary Z.
Shaw,
In Paris, July 4, Oliver p Cummings Of Paris and
Miss Nellie X. Corliss OF Boston.
In West Poland. July 6. Charles E. Tenney and
Miss Mary G. Patch. both OF Mnot
In Livermore Falls, July 4, VIM. G. Doyen of Liy-
ermore and Miss Julia A. French of Jay.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
Eastern Yacht Club.

BOSTON, July 1.-THE race for first class
schooners of the Eastern Yacht Club which
was not determined at the annual regatta three
weeks since, was sailed today over course of
284 miles and was won by Halcyon in 3 hours
IL seconds, beating the Foam 30 minutes and
& seconds
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Attitude of the English Liberals.

LONDON, July 1.-THE sentiment in the
News yesterday that the opposition leaders had
decided to oppose the policy of the Anglo. Tur-
kish convention and take the sense of Parlia.
ment on the subject, was premature. The op-
position leaders will await Beaconsfeld's
statement in Parliament tomorrow before de-
terminiDg their policy.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Wednesday, July ~.
ARRIVED.

Wednesday, July ~.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Sch Brunette, Rich, New York-iron rails to Maine
Central RR.
Sch Excel, Jackson. Boston.
to A d Whidden.
Sch Chalcedony, Ingalls,, Machias.
CLEARED.
Bsrque Geneva, Gorham. Buenos Ayres-S G Clark
Sch Charles e Paige, Grace, Philadelphia-D W
Clark q Co.
Sch II Elliott, Sproul, Boston-Jas Lucas.
Sch British Tar, Evans. Chester, NS-master.
Sen Robert Ross. (Br) Clark, st Andrews, NIB
Sch Fair Dealer, Perkins, Bangor-Kensoll & Ia
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
SPAIN.
Funeral Of Queen Mercedes.

FunFfaI u QuetM NIGFCtUtss
MADRID, July 1.-THE obsequies of Queen
Mercedes were celebrated in the church OF San
Francisco today with great pomp. 10000 per-
sons were present, including ambassadors,
presidents of the chambers and the entire
Cortes. Nine bishops assisted at the requeim
mass.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18

speculation and export; receipts 800 bales, incud-
ing 20 bales American.
Futures opened partially 1-32d BETTER but advance
15-32.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
Foreign Expar,..

BUESOS AYRES. Bark Emma-43I,O7O # lum-
Der, $3.50 pickets.
CHESTER, Ms. Schr British Tail mo wing ma
chine. 100 bush corn, bbls flour.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18

HEALTH AND EcoNoMY.-Undoubtedly the most
reliable baking powder sold in this market is "Con-
gress'' Yeast Powder it being pure ana healthy and
especially good for dyspeptics when used in Biscuits
Dumplings, SC. Give it a trial, and you viii Away
use Congress"
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18

Roumanian prime minister Bratiano was Sc
riously injured yesterday by a carriage acct.
dent
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18

The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
gross Exchanges ...................$17172 1 %
NeG balances. ....... ........."........ 38449 IS
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
California Mining St0crrs

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-THE following are the
closing official prices of mining stocks TODAY com.
pared with those of yesterday:
-LLll1 I,.L..
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
FISHERyIEN.
DOMESTIC PORTS,

Ar at Halifax 14tb, sch Astoria, Coolen, from Bank
Quero.
Ar at Port Mugrave Ms. 18th. sch Lottie Hop
kins, from Vinalhagen for North Bay.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18

cloudy weather with frequent rain, south
westerly winds veering to north-westerly, sta
tionary or higher temperature, nearly station
airy followed by rising barometer
Cautionsry signals continue at Eastport,
Portland, Boston and Thatcber's Island.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
European Markets.

= LONDON, July 17-I2.3O P. M.-Consols at 95 TIC
Tor money and account.
LIVERPOOL, July 17-12.30 P. M.-Cotton market
active and flrmer; Middling uplands 7-I6d do Or
leans, 6s sales $4,000 bales including 1000 bales for
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18

HARBORVILLE, Ms. Schr Lucknow-37 cords
wood, boxes eggs TO A d Whidden.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18

rheumatism, such as collie, spasms in the stomach,
papiation of the heart, imperfect digestion, &c
the Bitters is also most useful remedy 1t is only
ency. iu15eod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
FOREIGN PORTS.

- Ar at Hong Kong prev to 18th inst, ship Sumner X
Mead, Dixon. Yokohama ~
>, Sid I'm Yokohama June 18th, ship Belle Morse.
Nagasaki. s'"' Au'e'
p, Ar at Hong Hong May 80, ship Wandering Jew,
chard, Bangkok.
In port june 10, oarque Belle of Oregon, Merriman,
Ior Portland; Neversnk, Barstow, for San Franccso
Sid I'm Manila May %, barque Lyman, Pink
ham, New York.
Philadelphia. s'
for Baltimore. ' a. '1'A0' 0'S''A"''
Baltimore. 'p o"A A' D-""'
AT Callao June %. ships Nancy Pendleton, Pendle-
Ion, ior s9ano Islands Robinson, Smith, for do;
charging for repairs. N-'
Do All as MMayaguez June %, sch Florence Hall,
ar at Windsor Ms. 18th, schs Norman, Smith, and
S Snnie RYE, Smith, Lubec; M l. Newton, Eastport;
Ht ~, y HaIt. from SC Johh, NIB.
pit IN az OF John NIB. 18th, sch Perry, Look for
paitllnore; 10th, ship Charlotte W White DYER Tor
Liverpool; Sch Juliet, Buckmaster. Boston.
Al ioth, sch Victory, Campbell, Eastport.
SPOKEN.
May 2s, lat 16 20 N, lon 90 49, ship Jas Bailey from
Boston for Batavia. ~
June lat 20 20 N, Ion 81 49, ship Samaria, Patten
from Baltimore for San Francisco.
July ~ iat Al 56, Ion 50 so, ship Bertha Crickett
from Fhiladeiphia Tor Glasgow.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-100O bush corn meal 10 @
W True g Co.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
For New England

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington. DO.
July IS. II A, MI
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
IFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

fFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
:. Ar at New York 18th, brig Don Quixote. York,
Cow Bay CD.
, Sid TN Cape Town, CGH, June Oath, sch Sullivan
Sawin, for United States.
Ar at Queenstown 18th, steamer Montana. from
New York.
Sid TN Cardiff 10th inst, ship Louisiana, Oliver, for
United States.
Sid FIN London 10th, brig B Nash, Spauljing for
United States.
:, SD I'm Leghorn 18th, brig Amy A Lane. Costigan,
United States.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
MEMORANDA.

Ship Friedlander Morrison from Mejlones for
Hamburg, which put into Valparaiso May 18th, in
distress, has repaired and proceeded June IL.
Sch Ralph HOwes, Getchell. from Belfast. with hay,
was struck by lightning at Charleston 18th, and had
maiDtopmast shivered. The captain and cook were
stunned for few minutes.
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EDISON OUTDOING HIMSELF
a Trumpet with which the Human Voice
m.y be Meard Two MIIes Away.

1.-THE Telescopopohone" is tho name OF Mr..
Edison's latest invention 1t IL simply a mar
vellous ear trumpet, upon the constru 'tior n
which Mr. Edison has been working for several
months. Mr.. Edson's attention WAS attracted
Ia the subject by his own deafness. lie Is ena-
hlnd To- hear only when the speaker onunciates
IN a loud tone. Mr. Edison s 10th To describe
the Tcioseoporohon oXe"ptig encrnlly. IA It d.
not completed, am g. to hc patented. The i'm
pemcn. is about five and a hoi feet long and
hu. am Internal Arrangement hy viii % sound
Is eon 'eutrt"d and made louder sound
which to the unnidrl onr Is iuauilule becomes
distinct hy the u-r oi the telescope ulL0us.
Con ming Il Mr. Ellison said.
The O. JOS .npnI1hYrr rs a--ur'dIy -uHeoes-
ful h1ve dsu1n4trnted That hy it- i,-,. no,
only ean those pauly d'at hear hut persons
can tnlA while mile or Two apart
iiut io not othrrsuun, is rumninglc-- lunls
Intervening between the speaker and the
~ rminy they do 10 n limited extent. ami
moro 20 If the instruments ars MT pointed
INV do Won remedy THAR"
why, Yen must point en- straight Ihn
you do not point II straight Won srr othrroiJrois
than tue ON" intended. But, when the t"le--
copopohonr L. pointed directly at the distant
speaker with telescope rNHetues-. the voice OF
the speaker is the chief thing heard
Docs 1t increase the volume Of soundF
81 have Whispered in one oi th"-n things In n
very low tone. I'M the sound IN my ear was 50
loud ~ TO bee absolutely pal fuL
Mr.. Edison expressed the fullest c0nNi"N'"
that hewould perfect the telescopou So that
10y lis aid partly deaf persons may hear every
whisper on the stage OF the largest theatre.
\ gentleman who heard experiments with tho
misconceptions said that MIR. Edison beard -
tnctly the ticking Of n Geographic instrument n
thousand feet away. and even the noiso of the
chewing and biting ~ grass 10y COW nearly
two thousand feet distant.
one Of the party then stood coo feet away and
his whisper WIS distinctly heard, although Nr.
Bachelor standing only fifteen ic"t from him,
without the aid Of the telescopopohuno,c could
not hear word
Then the party tried moro striking expert
mont. Two Of them went AT least n milo of, and
taiked to each other in an ordinary tonoof vol e
Even NJ that distance ordinary ronN"r-utll IN
WIS distinctly heard without a speaking tube
without any wire or electrical apparatus. lat
simply hy tn" aid Of the new ear trumpet or tel
| escopQpohonc.
But. oven this was surpassed by the noXt ev-
pertinent, which was az n dislan ~ estimated al
two miles. From that point the. ordinary tone
Of voice could not be heard. and shouting " s
necessary, yet the new ear trumpet did MS
work. and the bearing WAS repeated as before
" Now. Mr.. Edison what ncNtf'
on snid Mr. Edison with ono ~ those
hearty bursts OF laughter that be- SO often IL
dulses in. I've not gut To- the end yet"
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srEiKIyG roR rnrfr SISTERS.
Judge Wilton ard the Late Wornen's Hotel the
Amhieeta OF SeveraI sneeehes.


AZ tho annual meeting of the Now York
vnr,o,,,s s,rri. ,s.,citt'on in tho norlora
"'In'n """'"-' "'''''' III W." P''
OF MIS- DR.. c. :. Lomrr las. evening, about
seventy five hsli.4t and n few gentlemen were
rr,.,rt Thc fouovinv named officers wcro
p'9'h" "' '.'"'"' ""'' W." ."
elected PrNrid"nl, ht bf.t. - lMHi'f' vice.
Presidents. Mrs. flclon u. Slocum. Mrs. Scror
,,.,t, ~. xiii, A. g.b.,,.,
Mr'' VI ~ NuS''n "'S' h'""''' '''7' '' "","
maker. Mrs. Frciigh; Corrr sponlinH ana lee
cording Secretary, Mrs. Helen NJ. Cook; Treas
~. ,t N.,I,,
ur.r' ",S7 ''' '''''''' ...,.
Miss Ray read long dissertation on womnnS
1911 ,,i,,,i.i,io, ,,, v,o,,an,a ,ositi,n II,
nVulrNt'i "Hd"'S''"" -" "'''"" p'7''''h u,
Biblical history, and what prophecy promised
hcr
,, \, o,....,,, col, ,to, ,,o, oil sol,
Mrs. Helen W. Slocum s"'u 'n'u WIS an wen
enough. but she, Tor one. WIS moro interested
H., ,.i,,, ,..,., 81, 90, = Ina, ma s,n,rir1 tod.v
W "'''' '""'" W IN, s,. -,
thhh III inc PAST rune VoNs,'', '"'"r'' ""No
been very much Interested. she sud, in tho
great demonstration for Justice which women
hive recently boon making in Now York. lAp-
piausrl But when We look to ser the comments
inntle upon il hy mon. we learn that il sprang
from tho wumcns rights women. and they are
questionable charn tors. That IL the same
Old story. Now that the women = rights women
are credited with initiating that movement. lri
them unto to carry II forward with surh
strength that It's impetus shall not he
lost. Applause 1t WIS not tho womcn's
rightg women alone who undertook IT,
hi nov thnt n * rrputed theirs LEI
them not abandon II. Because VIZ aim at
this there IL one man at least who seeks
10 brand ua | for ono feel that | would chat
lrngr that man to come to- us and ilnd one stair
on our regulations We will make oursclvcs
frlt 80 that such injustice, such epithets and
ISLANDERS can no longer los uttered with
immunity When wa labor for the
rights II women We reach hright Of
rrsurctnhliitv higher than can hr Understood
or measured hy thnso who base their claim to
rr- probability upon their money When We
gave our atd to calling that meeting W. did so
b,enuso we felt that the seli-rcspect OF woman
was trc.uas-el on. We gathered there NOT for
woinon'A suffrage but Tor WOmans right to
honor aud to ltfa.'
Mrs Jcwrtt spoke sharply Of the tone Of ;he
press. of New York, particularly tho WerdtL in
snrrrins and s.oliing ~ wOin.n's endrnvbr-
and faVuriug JudE" Hilton. With RESPECT TO
inc meeting on Tuesday evening. she said;
% So TAR from that hrlng u nous auslcal' and q
foolish movement. deem u one III advance
of everything that has been done 10 prompt mon
to ask what | consider the pertinent question
NJ the hour: Had judge Hilton any rignt To-
sUnupatrnt,, the money nut into his hands We
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The Result Of Attempting 60 Pass WORTHLESS.
Certificates on New Hork FIrm.

BA1TIMoRF, Juno 6.-Th0 Union Banking
Company Of Baltimore collapsed in the fall Of
1877, and. rs announced in The SUN Mt tho
time its President md other officers were pro-
scented by tho Grand jury and triod for con
sriracy to d"fraud tho creditors OF the concern.
When tho bank was in n crippled condition its
President and other officers transferred 1t for
nominal consideration to WIN. J.. Buckmastcr
PrcsidcnU. j. NJ. Baldwin. J. G. De La Mar. and
NJ. d. Savin OF tho Peerless Paper Com
pany, all of New York. A few days
after they took possession the bank closed
its doors. Tho above named persons and
tho bank officers wcro all indicted. and there
were three convictions of conspiracy to defraud:
Baldwin tnow serving sentence OF one year in
iai). NJ. ID. Savin OF Now York. and Felix Savin.
his brother cashier OF the dofunct concern. The
two latter made strenuous efforts for n now
trial. which the Supreme bench refused to
grant. They were VOL md popularity known
in banking and commercial circles here. and
enjoyed the respect and confidence OF the bust
which they wern found guilty was NJ defraud-
ing Sergeant Brothers Of New York out Of goods
10y tho making OF worthlcs ccrtin 'atcs Of de.
posit OF the Union Banking Conpany.
Judge Brown, IN passing sentence In tho
criminal court to-day. said: Tho defendants
IN this case. Marcus ID. Saviu OF Now YORK. and
Felix A. .Savin ~ Baltimore. hnv9 boon found
guilty Of n conspiracy to drfrauh n mercantile
firm in New York city. The conspiracy CON
sisted in nm attempt To- pass ON the firm certain
certificates Of deposit Of the insOlvrnt Union
Banking Company of Baltimore. and which the
drfendnnls had no reasonable grounds to sup
pose would a. paid 40 mufurity. II single in
dvidual had done the act IT would hive been an
immoral action. hut not criminal. II becomes
In this casc criminal. hecnuse IL was the result
OF a combination. and that Is whnt the law call
conspira ". The Court has como to Tho conclu-
sion that the snmo punishment inn! ted on
PENDANTS, dedurting the time they hnv" already
hccn in lail. Tho sentence Of the Court is that
they be- confined In the city Jail for one year.
loss the time they have already served"
Both brothers huu"hcd with terror "a the sem
tence WIS pronounced. and manifested extreme
cape with fine. They havo very respectable
relutivpa
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TIHIItNT'S LITESE



The General Committee Of the City De-
mocracy. or Hotel brunswick Anti Tammany
party. Lell their second me-tin. last evening
Ia the Tcutonia Assembly Rooms. Twelve
hundred delegates responded TO tho roll call.
Amon.: them were eA-sAcrlr James O'Brion.
Thomas j. Barr. Robert l.. Mooney. cX-Ahlcr-
man James Fitzgerald. and George Kelly.
There is to be- an Executive Committee COM
posed Of five members from each of the twenty
one Assembly districts and the Twenty-thrd
and Twenty Fourth Wards. AMI Assembly dis
trict associations are e. b. organize Every
association Is to consist OF at least four dele
gates from each election district in the ASSEM-
bly, district
Willie this meeting WIS in progress the Tam
many General Committee was in session in the
big wigwam in Fourteenth street. Their first
business was the reading of the report Of the
Committee II the Twenty-third Ward. lts rec
ommend"tion that that committee be reorgan-
Tnrn MI Henry l. Clinton read the address
10 tho Demo racy Of the city thar hc the Hon.
John Kelly, and the Hon, Augustus Scholl have
saws that Samuel J. ridcn was Tor forty yoar- n
Iummany Hall Democrat. and voted for An
gu-tus Srholl for senator in tho last olpctiU M :
thut the Tammany Democracy elected him fO
the Presidency in 1876; that they approved the
resolution of tho lnus" %. Reprcs "uintiV 's
which he was counted ont lut believe with tho
recent Demo'rati' StHtet Convention in l'uusyl-
yHnin tnat any qqttlr.S ,upon Ruthoriorl D.
tuilons aud fruhlcss in its result
Ext nird SWt's District Attorney Samuel G..
Courtney said that Mr. IIlden had in the pa-t
year tried 90 tear down rammauy Hall. and the
address should be voted down because il COM
MIR. Clinton. Chairman ~ tho General COM
mltiee. assured Mr.. Courtney that the address
did not compliment Mr. TIA ~, and Was nothing
MIR. Courtney thorcupon withdrew his obicc-
tlon, nud the address Was UNANIMOUSLY ap-