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rrYr crRCr-TT COURT OF THE STATE
/ ~ broom Tor the county Of MultnOmah.-
". H. Meade, Florence Msa1s, sS15 anu anu A Z; 40
pster and D. {. Hendricsont partners under
- arm name and style OF Baker 4 dendTic-
son George W. Darcht Cnarles +. Bacon, and
y MeMITlen, Defendants.-TO G. c. Ne
Crfnmon David Baker, o. c. Henderson, and
George W. Darch, Defendants above named:
You are hereby required in the name OF the
state Of oregon to appear and answer the COM
pIaint filed against you in the abOve-entitled
action, within ten days from the date OF the
service Of this summons upon you, II served
within this county; OF II served in any other
county OF this state, then within twenty days
from the date OF the service Of this mmOns
upon you, or n the same be served by pubIica-
ton. then you are so required TO appear and
answer by the FIRST day OF the next regular
term OF said Court, which will convene after
this summons shall have been published once
a week for six consecutive weeks, the first pub
licatiOn thereof being made on Thursday, the
2ith day Of April, A. D. 1879, tO-wit: the second
Monday Of June next, the same being the 9Th
day OF June, A. ID. 1879; and II you fail so TO an
swer for want thereof, the Plaiutifis will take
judgment against you for the relief demanded
In Plaintiffs complaint herein filed, tO-Wit:
against said G. c. McCrimmon for the sum of
SSs5 %, with interest thereon at the rate OF one
per cent per month, all in United states gold
coin, and for costs and disbursements OF this
suit, and against all OF said Defendants Tor
/ foreclosure OF certain mortgage duly exc
cuted under seal and delivered 70 simon
Siierd, the 2}d OF March, A. ID. lolz, oy saiu y.
| q Mc(,rimmOn ON Lots One Cl and Eight 49,
/ in Block No. SiNty-One l6l) in hoLaday = Au,
dition to East Portland, Oregon, anu asslsnSu
BY said Siferd 20 plaintiffs, and Ior a saie
OF said premises thereunder, ana ma S SteIi ii
and all OF you be ioreciosed am "aIi ~ ~ y. o.,
right claim equity OF REDEEM ~ & OF 4'tei - it
l terest whatever IN law OF equi'S ii ' - 500
% Mons Is published by order OF Hon.
I q r. BeIIinger, Judge OF SAID circuit Court
is.a - NJ c. GEORGE,
So ioiks1r,I d Attorney for plaintiffs.
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To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood, etc, viii send a
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by a mis-
sionary in South America. Send self-sd-
dressed envelope 70 the Rev. Joseph T. Inman,
station d, New York City. so
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BARBER g. LIN,
DENTISTS.
Successors 20 J. H Hateh)
No. 100 First street, Portland, Oregon.
ExECUTRIx.s NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ]
y have this day been appointed by the
County Court OF the state OF oregon, for the
county OF Multnomah, executrix OF the last
will and testament OF Benjamin r. smith, de
ceased. All persons having claims againt said
estate are hereby notified 20 present the same
TO me properly verified, at the office OF Levi
Anderson, Portland. oregon, within six
months from this date.
ELLA NJ. SMITH, Executrix.
Portland. Oregon. April Il, 1873. MI
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Never reflect on past action which
was done with good motive and the
best Of judgment at the time.
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He is rich whose income is create
than his ex xpenses.
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Why suffer from those nasty boils, pimples
and erupuons on the skin, caused by diseased
blood, when you can have them thoroughly
eradicated with a few bottles OF Plumbers Ore
gon Blood Purifier
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William Tell was an arrow-minded
man
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WHAT Is IT

Why, OF course 10 Is the WILSON that has
achieved such great success for being the best
family Sewing Machine sold In Oregoni that
took the gold medal over the White and singer.
m is NOT the Wheeler and Wilson No. 5, but the
New Wilson No. l. sold for $50 less than the
old monopoly companies machines, gives
better satisfaction, Is more durable, and war
fanfed for five years
JOHN b. GARRISON, Agent,
lf9 Front street, near Alder,
Portland, Oregon.
B-Genuine Sewing Machine Needles, for
all machines, at 80 cents per doz. s-A
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JOHN r.. critics.

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AND NO
n tary Public. Ohice-ROom Is, Dekum,s
Butlding, First street, Portland, Oregon Coi-
lectiOns promptly made. 90
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Of Editorial Correspondence will continue
from week to week to attract thousands of
readers, and MRS. CoBURN's incompatible
editorials are promised through another year.
CORRESPONDENTS are also employed to
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York and various parts Of Europe.
No pains will be spared to make THE NEW
NORTHWEST the leading newspaper OF its
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moral in tone and instructive and elevating in
character, and is sought after by the best and
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
MOUNT HOOD
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT HOUSE.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS!
IMPROVED WHITEWATER FARM WAGON
(eovERNNENT STANDARD.
Embracing many ne v and valuable Improve
ments never before seen on the Pacific
Coast. They are fully warranted.
Examine and be convinced.
The whitewaters-spring Express and Platform
WAGONS,
Jersey and Concord BugEies.
All hrst-class, and at reasonable prices.
We also have
THE WHlPPLE WAe0N-eUIDE,
That can be used on Wagons, Reapers. .seeders,
Threshers, and all farm machinery THE
FARMERS FRIEND, and the friend of
his team, as IL relieves the tongue OF
all strain, making the wagon
pull by the axles and inval-
liable 10 all teamsters.
p bO w ..
Morrison Bros Walking PlOWs, wood
and steel beams, and their Besse-
mer-steeI beam Sulky PIOWs.
These steel Beam Plows are one-third lighter
than any in use, aud are easily adjusted aud
operated. The BEST PLOWS IN AMERICA,
and an entirely new thing on this Coast
THE ESTERLY
Broadcast Seeder and Cultivator,
The best OF its class; something entirely new
In Oregon; absolutely fOrce-feed; no change
able gearing: substantial and desirable.
look premium at the Centennial.
Champion Railroad and
Garden BarrOWs;
Unlike anything ever seen in this market, and
Tar superior.
A Full Line Of STEEL GOODS, embracing
Railroad and Mining Shovels
and Picks,
And all other Farm and Garden Tools.
CENTENNIAL BUGGY TOPS;
A new and desirable article, which can be put
on any wagon.
BELLE OF THE WEST"
Sulky and Potato Digger
A hrst-class, wrought-iron sulky, to which can
be attached POtato-Digger, stock
Rake OF Piow.
A Full Line of Wood Handles.
10 Dealers desiring Jobbers' prices will
please address
NEWBURY, CHAPMAN & CO.,
Ofices-26l & 258 Front street, ,fPortland: Opera
House Block, salem.
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The Company Is now prepared 10 sell First,
Second and Third Glass Tickets from Portland
10 all the principal Cities in the United States
Toronto and Montreal, Canada.
For further particulars for Passage and
Freight apply at the COmpanyis Office, corner
of and Front streets
SIS G. W. WEIDLER, Agent.
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D. D. BRIGGS

Is THE MAN WHO WANTS WORK AT
i anything in the line OF REPAIRING FUR
NITURE, Vanishing, Scrapiug, Uphoistering,
Re-caning Chairs, etc. Look sharp for the sign
Washington street, between Third and Fourth
Portland, oregon.
- Having disposed OF the Candy business,
this is 10 inform Old Patrons that am pre-
pared 10 do work in the old line. s-u
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nal begins its Ninth Year Of Publication
with its issue OF May lst. 1872. under the busi-
ness management Of the DUNIwAY PUBLISH
ING COMPANY, to whom all letters connected
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directed.
The NEW NORTHWEST is not woman's
Rights, but Human Rights organ, devoted
70 whatever policy may be necessary to secure
the greatest good to the greatest number. It
knows no sex, no politics, no religion, no party,
no color, no creed. Its foundation is fastened
upon the rock Of Eternal Liberty, Universal
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OIL DS & KIN ,,

No. ~ Third street. Portland, or. D
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Being the only Wholesale House in the state
MILLINERY GOODS direct from
New York, we will be prepared to offer extra
to our Friends and Patrons.
, 1879-07-08
will he brought 10 supply tic demand will Go
taken by way Of this city,. but their numbers
will Ia comparatively small.
ERNEST MORRIS.
netnrnirR 10 uraxit to Exrloro the Unknown
Dlatrtct Of tho Upper .tRpnFn.
.Yk.d fhrE uIofta. ,{1Iua

neinrninQ 10 urazit to 1sxrloro the Unknown
Dlatrtct ofthc Upper ,larnfn.
.Ytu inrE 1rnrtd, JHlVJ.
Mr.. Ernest Morris, lndiana's young natural
tst nad explorer, Who dcscs,bc1 In lettcra to
the World Ills exploration OF tic Rio Negro
for Para in tho steamer CIty Of Para, to mate
almost totally uncxplored Rio Japura, which,
flows into the Amazon at Teffe. 1890 mlcs
from the sea. The Japura has three mouths,
that At TcIe being the most important NIX,
the most distant, being go miles ilEher Zip
tho Amazon. MIR. Morris OIL reaching Para
wit, ut onco push On to :Tc!fc, which
will be his headquarters. 1Io haa n little outfit
nntl will buy at 'rctfo one Of t',oao rather
clumsy CANOES ii which tlts 1nulfans navigate
thu river. In this no will embark With hs
possessions; ihe crew will he coElposcd Of about
was IN Brazil. tried to ascc1id tho Japura. but
was prevented by sic tribes Of hostile Indians
living on the rastern tank nbont thirty unvs'
Journey or 150 miles from Tcilc. lie had only
smali COMPANY With hin at the tlns and we Int! !9t
able to buy permission to pass up the river: This
ttsie l!e Is better ahlc to paY toll, and besides,
guided bYoxpcrlencc, will keop us close as possible
to tic weasorn shore, "H!et, is noarly slt miles at
Or to% Two the and ea'Sr 5 on9 AnPst ou3ncr wp 4ots .m
'rcfto arc tic Fals OF the Japura, which Ar.
Alnrris was not uble to rcae on it's Inst trip.
lheac fals will, he thinks, be serious obstace.
As tho ca,loo must bc carried around them.
Into u district almost uncxnlosed, and
inhabited only BY 1ndians. a iar9e pnr-
tio1, Of 1t is covered BY forests which aro yearly
settlements Ut whites wonderful stories Of the
mineral wealth of this region. u,ld ElA,ltlfns of
Eoltf-tlust have been procured from tItno 10 time
, 1879-07-08
SPORTING.

Satetnt Dscateh 10 The Tfttnne.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., July 7.-Jollnny Waru
was tr,,1e otf color this nftcrnoon. and tic
acknowledged 1rojats batted him saracc'v III
The seventh nntf eighth Innings. ga'1'g VIC.
tory by punching hits anil taking atlsantaao OF
Wards wild delivery md AfcGsary's sorEy ia"'.
bling. Providence was rent To hat ali't scored
thscc tal!ics on two single hits, two@oassr'
Wild pitchlug, a.,.l Two errors by Reilly. broa'
Tiers aud Casktrts scorcn for fruy In the same
lunlng, after two men llal retired oi pitehlnE,
md two sinrtc drives. Not Graybaek saw tue
first bag agatn uat!l the sixth Inning, when
O'Rourko reached tho p!ntc on " s','-
gla hit, II stral 10 second, wild
pltcf,. nui au attempted retirement at the ptatr.
Hague mud Matthews werc the rl!!l.sotters IN
tl,u seventh on two sl,lglc hits, Wild pitch a!1d
a wild throw by ManseiI. IL tue seventh for
Troy. Bradley, Halt, Droutl!ers, nn4 Caaktnss
rnitic single hits, .t,M, with tho ass[etnilee of
Wild pitching mud Mct3enry's tn1splnyt three mn
carried taites were obtained. III ttc eighth
inning rosk earned single tails for l'roVldcncc
on Two singlc. md bas:stcalsaE. Tie e!ghih
tuIil. proved to be 4 victorious inning for TIE
lteht-WeIthts, when Three snGlcf, followed Ds
thrrc~buEser, wns productive of three RUNS. two
being earned. Old Jupiter pinyius tsicl to ~
himself out frequently during lhc Eame, but diu
nat inpc,lc the game. Five hundred ~! roifs
wtnrsscd lhs game. The urays leave ffo'i-
dencc to-lnurrow night for Clcsclallu'
, 1879-07-08

.*fIn 1HFH ttWsk
It Ia pretty certain tl!at the Provinces OF AL
SAGE uni LORRAINE aro to l,c t,a'ie n,l tndeEeud.
cut Federal Stnte, with tt!t seat at ioYernlont
at Straslnrg, uni That FielI!-A!arst1al Alantenlc
IL to hu it4 flcezoy. This distinguished tien'
cra1, Win tn outward appeatanee attempts 10
initiate Frederick shu GrcAt, has long ln9nreu
un.lur murn nhpopn!nf'ty. Az cslart VI hls
Aaicsty,. Military cas.iast, ls was ea!!sd linon
to complete thu reorganization Vi ~ ITl,ss!ala
arn,y, Il tasl; prrtufned BY him With adtnlrable
let u! violent uttack In tilu trussian Diet, the
luatnrty of which ,IctrstcA him " lte foremost
champion Ut I!lp sovereign rights VI the Grown
In tllc corllict with Parliament. In cuuku.
n,lcnrg Ut itlv bitter trn1lncati0n pronounced
agaiatht MIN by DR., Twcetcn, II !cnurr
ot llse iibeta!s, Eo challenged Ille lattur, At'd
Wounded h!M IN Y duel. AZ Governor 0f sizes
weK. ultl ialeg ~ CUtnlna;nlGr'Ih;Cllleto u slIu
uern,an Arsny u Occupation III Franco after
The Wur la manifested EuctL eintl!ent nttihtNA'
rtattyu capacities aa nsa1u HIN u lal0ua tu ti!e
| civil department u au WAS IN tue army, Ills
tAt,paittn n lSa1 un thu alain, As,tl Ills opera
tio,ls n.a,sl iioArbakt, whom he futerd to ts.
tyu WITH lIia arInv IL 6"ss lgrtltorr, aro bright
re,pa IN tila unt,ala vi tterlllan tatGrY. Wnito
ufa III hIs various yGgal!l,B, In Is winning MHtl
cnnrlIiatory N hts Runners, a,Id viii gau, for
himself trlGllus cycu lItlutlX tllnSG obliged py
rtrellulst alGces tu b9 his apparent ndvrrsurlcs.
Mpanwhtle Il Is tilitleul1 10 iosa tl.ls: Gl The
luct tl,ul his appointment il virtually Tie sett!e'
| ilrAt Of u matter c0llrernnE which It Wis lin
yin .tblu ior clll.rr frrnshtusu Or u German u
speak or write lnpart'ally. /!
| No other WhllkeG Dye equals uill's-6Q cents.
, 1879-07-08

produced upon him. Tie Court, accepting tHo
ants, bienor A.t'tano Mar', formerly Secretary
Of Justice III thu ileaso!i Cabinet, and for manv
Legislative sesstons President at the !ta!!ao
Parliament. las established tho principle tlInt
no man llas right 10 pass from ieglti.
mate 10 an illcRiifmatc condition. botn
Tic rappl and the ltnlinn laws, q well
as tIie natural one, are against tic plaintiff Ior
neither admitted tic cYldence of witnesses 70
establish tile 'logit'tnacy Of lcGitsnlntc chilu.
Tho onlY conclusive proof whtrti might !laVe
l,crrlc1cti tho Court on the subject would haso
iccn ilie production VI THO mother, Tor Hnier
st,H;kr est: hut tile ,nnllcf has ncver necn tto-
i1ucctl, nntt It is possible she Il nat'Ght but
msth. 1hfs Indy lid not volunteer yer ssatc'
thcnt to support the rights ot her ''augntef'
2he lid not sacrifice her urtto for her t'auah.
trr's interest nul honoE. Tug plaintiff
lid not prove tllat she could not 20
THE daughter Ut Angelo NnrconE BY establish
iE the Impotence Ut the latter. a. Vie law re-
ouscll. Bin did not prove tlte maternity 81 t,c
furcIsn lady, nor thu substitution OF the latty's
CHILD as tlat Of sfarta starco1li. Slie proved
nothing in short Of all That aeo WIS deatro1ls "
pruyihs, aud AZ II punishment waa condemned
il, paY custa.-,ss,,,,t 100000 francs. The Een..
erai opinion III kumu fs tllnt hnd the Cardinal
eyen been her [ni1tr she should have EXCUSED
iIis forgetting her IN his will. remembering tint
he tp done So much for her III his fot[tnc she
should haze proudly lmrnc her poverty rR!lscr
thRo e5puse his memory to become sltbIcet OF
scandal. Only 10 TINT cnse would she haEc won
syuluItl.y.
, 1879-07-08
Sl]IClDE,

y,cKsnunn, Jn3Y 7.-CapL y. Wilkorson,
wcl.know1, IN river circles, suscitlcl this tnurn-
luz, shooting himself through the right temple
will, II pis,ol Cause. financial trouble.
NEw YonK, July 7.-Mrs. Josuph!nc a..
Cotton, wlfv u q cou,posttor, killed huraeEf
to-day. Jealousy tho rausu.
tluiscY, ILL.,, July 7.--ChaFlcs H. Koch, aged
10, Il resident tif Quincy for thtsty.twu yrats,
committed suicide last might by taklnv doso
ot arsynIc. I'ctoro doIng So, iio tlIg his grave In
Tie rear Ut lis lnusc. Tho causr ut slu act was
nnancial difficulties, ho having some sinc ngo
,urtgagru his little llo,nu and loanc1 tic 1uutluy
To hlA aUt,. .tl. .InW tu Speculate with.
, 1879-07-08
LATE LOCAL ITEMS,

Tho largo propcl!er Join l'rltiEcon was
acround in the east draw uf The Mudison strcet
bs.dec III o'clock this morning, ntll did not
succeed In cutting clear tor nearly an hour.
at 10 o'clock last night Thomas Hebron, Elm
gle. . IN partnership With Mrs. Powell
III tho saloup business at No.
1870 I1alstsd street, quarreed M Wa!
by hIit III thu lcfl side with poekctknifc: Tie
wound wuR quito sevcsc one, hut DIR. Berry,
who dressed IT, anticipates nothing ycrions.
PoWcll was arrested shortly after llle occur
rcilre, ana was locked up In .hc Dccrsns Strcet
Stutton.
The father of Georgia Wscnn, the boy with
tho tail, wt.os1 gase was recently written up II,
The Cincinnati papers unl copied Throughout
all thu States, was AZ Central stat!ol' laat
Night. aid will start for Cincinnati at ofc
wite iu comfortable circumstances. lle was
greatly urisyed, ana cried bitterly wa's!l
s ns,xs ss!'0sE ssr Ass s II. Il Vii Mfo Ssa asa
In Tue poor-lIouse.. Regarding tue detora''ts
OF t,lc buy, he fully eorrolnrates whit has steaj
been pu6llshed, Instead 1E being = raud1a ~
snaasc b. staes =, St y T. Ma.
ulal!o to absorb Ills twin br1lher. Tha eusu ii
evidently most remarkable one.
The threucard, hunko, md confldsnes artists
are gong 1t strpHg these luys, eyldcntly know
thg that ihcaa good OLD tlafa t1ay Meser cotae
agatn. To-Day there will be MI ctfurt n,asit
shout iAe Central Stnliol ~ scrrett
f1um view AMI uut of lrariuE dts
luncc rather gnod.!ookiug, hui
tar,ner-like 1nnn who Will bs there TO cn,e
complaint. Aud II good live relH'rter ean ge
within Nrari,IE distance lln Will ascertain ~ ~ s,'a
tt.r complainant wus beaten out Of s..,Da3 u
dusk last evening, right III ll.a heart OF tlW s,t'
by Il notorious gang, WHO ran by found tn stI
At1eets Ut auy hour of lt,c day
frt,nl twilight Ia 'ti.s morning /
s.,,,brt ut nig,,t. II tney are caught IN oih+
cites thpy ar6 jailed, u they wcre not long sns
N 1ndal!a. But 1t IL u,t1ch ct,eaper to WORK !
shr city. The Victim whom they 6sat iast ;, psl
he l1nd On hts person quiet quantity {
1own scrip from tl,as plare, The trick WIS take
1uu Iearbori street beer saloon, With WAu'
uler hRYe MI arrangement.
, 1879-07-08

that amount. Tho Municipal 0asalGht Com
Gccn charging s2,40, anil WA pscpared 70
make reduction TO compare With that
made BY the pthcr companies, bnt It fsrttmorcd
tint the Now York Gnsllght company ta9
.r,n,netitior below tlraul street. Tho Kntekof.
ls"kcr Cutnpnny, which atso makes it, gas from
watrr, Inns tccn selling tls supniy for -
thousand feet hut II Is rroonscd tu 70 lower. as
tl,e cost Of manufacture Is very much less than
c,,u pas. The must nclyc agcnt in tic project,
However, Is tic New York Mutual Company,
which has cut dswn tta price a. fast ns tho pthcr
cpti,panjrs. As !. hns mains all through the
city, il will doubtless bring every company into
uiV war.
, 1879-07-08
BEER PARK.

3pFefdl HfaD0lch 70 1"s 7T9aHe.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, july 7.--rhe resort known
ns Qucntints Park wss sold to-day to tho ScAlltx
brewery Company tor $l7,0o9. The intention
Of tho purchasers il to improve tho GROUNDS so
a. 10 mako then, hal,.!e0u,cr a,ul muro desirable
for Sunday AMI evening entertainments than
ever. The saIo puts qu!ctus upon tho inDye-
n,ent 10 tavu the city take possession und throw
the grounds open US hlhlic park,
, 1879-07-08

Prospect PARK Ut Ntugata Falls was very
brilliantly Illuminated LUST evening by the Brush
Dyl,an,o-Eieetrlc Alaehlpb Witch tho prDprietoIs
Ut tito par!i hare recently hal PLUGGED III tl!elr
beautiful grnunds. The machine IL Vi sxttenllgEt
power, each light equal to = UJ rlndtes nr u taial
Of III, 0Q9 catdles III brll'ahry. Iile l!shts aro
situaicl In different uaTtx Ut thu park, tucE
Tho Iails Ono an uA e!Gyatca staucl,tuIs iactn,.,
rlyer an! tlle horse. .sou anu Cailatia tnls brill
tanlly, willis uno,her placed abont half way
down the bank brightly lt4lsted uD the luWus
psrts Of t,lu lailB, ulml an0tleE attaeod tu lt'a
Naa-pule nrar tnr entrance to tilc paTk cust Its
brilllant ruys fully .00 feet.
, 1879-07-08
MATT DENNER.
His Reinstatement Refused to the Ger
man Committee.
Tho Mayor Dlckerlng with nnd Bull
dozlng the Aldermen.
Tho Ex,Marshnl Doesn't Seem to Caro
@ Cont,

There ras vary little that WAS new IN tho liar
riaon.Dcnncr misunderstanding yesterday, atNl
certainly nothing oxcIttng or sensational. Tue
Mayor was using oil mchns at his command to
bulldozc the Aldermen into sustalnIng him II,
the Council, and Ills henchmen were aFounl
making all manner OF promises to them about
ut1nt he would do In the way Of appointments
II they would but stand by him. But It could
not DO learned thut lie made any con-
yrrts, or In antwlse strengthened us
position. Some Of the Aldermen we're
quilts indignant at the orertures Ills
Hunor was reported to l'arc made, ont L. mltst
70 Indignant, n4MI who wert only hungerE nilsi
thlrsti,sv fur an on,,ortuNitv to deliver. tne
places il, tic Mayors gtf: which tncy t,asl sold
lew Yin In ] uamLrr, however, and far bctwccn. aud
since, with very few exceptions, nlt sinfe cx-
pressed themselves adverse to Mr.. Harrison
through tl.e pnb'l print. lust who 'le WeaK H..
k1,tcd aro Will not be definitely known until tlie
0t1est.on cutnes to vote III thu toDcii, Which
It Is nuw believed will be Thurstiay evening.
piuco that body adjourned to tint ttu'o Inst
cycntng. ,,.u
meeting Sunday to whit upon The MaYor ind
demand the reinstatement Ut Marshai lSenner
called upon h!in In The morning al"t laid bafc
their claims. They were hospitality entertained.
hut could get satisfaction, t'',ltss they tn!ltll
solacc in being informed that their req1cst
would not b: granted. 1hcy left Ills LIQUORS
presence In auEer, mud, WILL QUE cxtenslh,,,-
The exception being OIL tile part .! MI tndtY'tlua!
who wants place,-wera determined 10 st's'd
by Dynncr a,,l against Harrison TO the bitter
end, tiu told i,eni to 70 baek to thelr tnectl'lE
md report Ills opinions. which weso Expressed
In an hours spcertI, and they may or may hot
do It.
TWO rnoafrsEsT Dus1sEss'MEN-
Mcssrs, /. 4. Letter mud lcnrv ". ktng-also
coIrt M, hfs fuuar OH the saltc subject. ,iINI
, 1879-07-08

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 7.-Thc frat meeting
of tho Kentucky Trotttllg Club begins to-mor-
row. Tie pools sold as follows, to.,!iEht:
Tirst race, $50 class, AtcCuf4y, $40; TEinkct,
SID; tic field, SID ,-
'rhere nrc len cntrfes in the first mud five III
tic SECOND, The wralur IL pieasnht, A1'd tIidtca-
tious arc good for successful meeting.
, 1879-07-08
THE OAR.

sr. JonN, N. b.. July Evan Norris has
asked for another race With Smlth, Ut Hnlilax,
to taka place at Fittsbllrg.
, 1879-07-08
FEVER" AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AaUE cured for htty cent: M 1 Thete sas 4
ani Aelic mi iii other Ma!arlos l!tlious searis!
TypoiI yellow. an other Feyerx (a!dc1 hy I:asiT@Hys @
plll3t 10 quickly Al KADWAf's lkEAuA HhL4hb'
EItLy tcnt1 peE bottles
, 1879-07-08

No other whl,kes D.a equals uills-5o cents.