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Senator Hill. OF Georgia, may incur the i'll
Will OF the claim agents, and perhaps the CEN
sure OF some OF his constituents by his frank
and decided declaration of opposition to the
payment OF the southern war claims, but there
can be no doubt that his speech of yesterday
will be OF immense service to the democratic
party in going before the country In the next
national contest. 1t will go very far to break
the force OF the republican appeal for united
North against united South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28

Moncure ID. Conway's new book on the evolu-
lion and history Of his Satanic majesty aims TO
convince that 1.-The deils dead" AS the cipher
dispatch investigation proceeds the republican
managers and democratic coparceners may al
fernately and reciprocally congratulate each
other on the removal Of uneasineSs upon this
subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28

There was trouble among the preachers of the
New York conference of the Baptist church yes
ferday. II arose from some charges made by
the somewhat notorious Rev. Mr.. Fulton that
Dr- samson, formerly Of this city, was disloyal
10 the cause OF freedom during the late war.
Mr.. Fulton refused to withdraw his offensive
words, and after a heated discussion he was
suspended from membership In the conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28

The story that Grant and his party were
suspected of being Fenians and were closely
watched during their stay in Ireland is fair
Offset TO the chilling effect OF the dscourtesy
or Cork. No true son OF the Emerald Isle can
withhold sympathy from a citizen OF Dublin
tracked by the eInissarieS of deSpotisn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28
u A. MCINTYRE,
". REAL ESTATE BROKER
No. s1S street, opposite Masonic Temple

no Slo + street, opposite Masonic Temple
For Rent (Ftlrn;shed)
Large and small houses in all sections $50 to 5000
Fer Rent (Urlrurnishedl
NO 7S2 list Nv, IA rs all mod. imps. $685.
No AZ NV, 13 rooms OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 75
NO. 476 Penna ave- NV, % rs...........-..... 81
store Dwelling 1905 Pa av., store, S35: DIV. 40
No. DO NV, 3story, all mod imps .......... 80
Store Dwelling eth ., 9 rs. q N l. S. $25 d. 25
No COZ cog At 6l3 n. Jersey av., rs. gas &c. Is
Nos 45 81 and IS ne. II rs, ami ......... ~
MOI lC4 -l55-l6O 162 NV, rs, Am ........ 30
No. l4IS NV. st. rs Observation-Disclosures. 30
No III Sth Sc, rs, water, &c............... IL
no ll04 ne, rs, water. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
NO lSO3 & 1913 n. Hamp. av.. new. rs. ami -. Is
NO. $40 s.w. rs water. large yard, &c....... l6
No Il w Conn. ave, rs, water, large side yi Is
NOS WI and S29 n. J. ave. 6rs................. Is
NO lI2b vermont ave, rs. gSs aud water Is
NO. BIO 18th s.w br-, rooms. ................. Is
NO. ~ 9th NV. 8 rooms, water &c........... Is
NO. 631 18th ne, rs. and water. ........ l.
No. 2lAt 10th NV. rooms. 20
No. S29 18th n q. rooms. water &c....... 10
No. Ills 1855 Park Place rs. water, &c. g AMI II
No. S29 18th ne, f rs, wafer 10
No i104 9Th w, re-, wat-r .................. s
No. II q N W. rooms, large yard. ............ &
No and Is Liberty ST., rooms, water......... s
For Sale
Sevl 10 rn'd houses, centrlly located 5000 to 900
sew small hnnses good iuvestmentsl 5000 TO 600
number of choice lots at low rates.
Ioans Negotiated by
1an25-tr e. A. MCINTYRE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28
FOR RENT AND SALK.
EOR RE-
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT FOR RENT. FOR RENT.
lO17 Conn a., Blk mi s7s zoe NJ st. ne, frame. sl2
S02 2lst ST., bk, m H.. 80 I36 24th St, frame 10
$40 j. ave, Is so 1918 St. brick IL
l3l6 St NV, store. % s1i 25th st, brick 10
Ia05 n 7. ave mi 25 9l2 both st, frame 10
1916 St, dw'g store. ID i9l4 n H. ave brick 10
1923 Goth st. biz. rs 30 1926 II ST. frame 80, 10
l345 St, blk, NIL. 20 24l0 Va ave, s rooms 10
1913 llth ST. me-, Il ll2l 81 ST. LIST f'r2 rs
2lst l. SITS. NV, store. rs Brick ID FIR, = rs
Al 9Th st. s.w bk......1 Is 945 9th st, bk, rs
Also number Of other Houses list of which can
be seen at my Office. WALTER II WILCOX.
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
tan25-6t corner Goth and SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28

REoFEHED'
THE OFFICE OF TH
aCLMAN LIVER Pad OOMPAHY.
Which has been closed for Q few nonths hx. i,ssn
seSpened ~ Mess RINGWALT = HALL, Who
Virginia, West Virginia and Delaware for the saie
o. theee remedies at their Office, southeast corner Of
VA ana Streets two squares north of PennsvIvs
ma Avenue and which has bean elegantly furnished
sU,sssiou freA r-"sAAs@ o"o'
HOLMAN LIVER PAD
Thxs ID ~ and whist does It mean! II IN = nan
method OF treating successfully an Liver and iato,,1
sen Diseases externally, ana means an honest W1r
aea.nst the thousand and ono noetrurrs md hnna.
GcSs of this and past ages .s~1S
ITS DISCOVERY
.nors sight years ago theirs WIS discovered xnd
put aeG practice new, simple convenient and safe
brhciSe icr CURING disease by absorption. without
she 6id OF Medicine The necessities OF tina CSas
proiaptsi q vigorous examination into its marifs
Utn the question VISA thoroughly and pracficaII1
sotted. >Se-@sAS
Ofce-Oozner Of 9th and strests Northwest ov.,
Win q Rileyas Dry Goods Store.
10. CHARLES street. Baltimore poyS.ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On going to 10Th and o sts NV from |
~ and 7th. either on It'll, Massachusetts ave. or
10Th st., pair of Gold trimmed SPECTACLES
Finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving them at
l4i3 lOth ST. DIV. jan29-2t1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28

THE PALACE MARKET.
Cor. 18th st. and Ne,c York ace.
FINE ENGLISH CAPONS
s.,,,o, DIAMOND BACK TERRApINs, a88
SALMON, HAL1BUT AND SMELTS ~
BEEF TENDERLOINS
PHILADELPHIA POULTRY and BUTTER
>roppo,, o,,,-,,, SOUTH DOWN MUTTON,
FLORIDA ORANGES
Everything frst-class Dinner Parties sneciaItv
FRANK j. TIBBETS
1anZ3tr Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28

Areruoe ssrorn Daily Circulation oreT
17,S0O-beino q much larger oona Hoe'
peowtar aad permanent circulation ,hnn
fJot OF oil the other daily papers ia the
city added together.
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THE Evening STAR will be FOUND on hle az the
so1I0u-ino DIsees where, also, advertisements and
.nbsrriItions viii he received Henry F. t4iIlig
Co. 443 Strand, Charing Cross, LondOn Charles
Hartyick us boulevard Magenta, and n i. Herald
ONCE 40 Avenue de fOpera, Paris
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To Correspondents.

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
Business Manager OF THE STAR, according to their
tenor. and not to any individual name Otherwise
provoking delays may occur, on account OF gu
Dencs. etc. -
Checks, etc, should In all cases be made payable
30 the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
COMPAEY-nOt to that of any individual.
~ Anonymous communications not read; re-
&ected manuscripts not returned or preserved
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Estates manaeed. Loans negotiated, Real Estate
bought: sold and exchanged; Fire Insurance eff
feGted In first class companies, at LOWEST POS
o1bAE hAIES. jan22tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28
To Advertisers.

Advertisers requested to send In taeir an
nouncements early in the day possible, and in
all cases before II o'clock NJ The insertion in the
same days issue of those reaching the Office after
that hour cannot be assured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28

Ao'-"iio ave. s1oio. 10
issue Oh the LIST and 18th Of each month bulletin
of all property for rent and sale on INV books which
can be had on application at my ofoe or viii be sent
by mail II desired
auction Sales
On TUESDAY, January 2Sth, ct 3 pm, No 2lO z
ST. NV.
Loans
$4,000 $4,000 81 900. 81 900, at per cent ;25tr
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A n APPEAL TO CHRISTIAN CHARITY-For
~ needy family, Fletchers Illustrated Bible, in
two volumes, elegantly bound. will be disposed of
by TICKETS at One Dollar each. The books can
be seen at WHITAKER'S Bookstore Tickets can
he obtained there and at the principal book and
muse stores ON the avenue. ian2j4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-28

CNOW.WHITE BREAD
~ VIII De guaranteed II you use
CERES,
The hAndsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in N.
District or,
StesljN0's st. Loests EdnoS Pote,>s.
most beautiful Winter Wheat Flour. or
GOLDEN HILL.
The well Known Standard Family Flour OF the Dis
tfict It 10 better than 1t ever was and msfes
Rolls and Bread - Light and g
white - the driven snow.
The aboyenamed Flours can be bought At any
orssciass Grocery Store.
WHOLESALE DEPOT,
OohHn Isl STRKET AND INDIANA AvRHUl
ocsISm WIN. II. GAIT b 90
H, d. BARB
FORMERLY OF KELLY BAN.
VII be found at
GEORGE T. KEEN'S
MERCHANT TAILORING EsTAB.
LISHMENT,
No. I4 NINTH STREET NV
s~Hs VII be pleased TO zee hia friends at al
ines dee6Sm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22

ADULT TICKETS tfrom virrinia). 90
CHlLDRES tundsr tsn ysarsl: ! %
a. @. MCKENZIE. Chief
T 0xpprs. secot Chieftain. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22
"sA.luTlHo THE BRIDE.
4 orssn who Hsd No Isssssiea OF
Dsiag sltghsed.
Dsiron Free Prsss.


Thsrs was marriage at the upper end
Of tho Detroit. Lansing and Northern
road the other day. A great tig chap,
almost able to throw q carload OF lum-
Der otY the track. fell In love with Wild
ow Who was cooking for the hands in q
sawmill. and after weeks acquaintance
thsS were married. The boys around
The Min lent William three calico shirts.
q dress coat and pair Of white pants.
and chippsd in purse Of about twenty
dollars. and the couple started for De.
troit on bridal tour within an hour af-
ter being married.
"This ere lady" explained William.
a the conductor came along for tickets,
"ars 10y bride. Just spliced, hfiy.
minutes ago. Cost two dollars, but durn
the cost She's Q lilly Of the valley.
Mary II. and I'm tho right bower In .
new pack OF keerds-conductor. salute
the bride T.
The conductor hesitated. The widow
had frsckies and wrinkles and turn.up
pose. and kissing the bride was no graft.
hcation.
o. Conductor. %. lutte the bride or look
out for tornadoes!' continued William.
A hs rose MP and shed his coat.
Tho conductor sa-lutsd. Il was the
best thing be could do just then.
81 never did try to put on style be-
FORE" muttersd William. "but I'm
bound to see this thing through II l
have to neht sll Michigan. These ere
passengers has Got to come to the chalk.
they has" .
The car was full. William walked
down the aisls, waved his hand to com.
mand attention. and said:
eve Just beeu married; over there
ssts the brids. Anybody who wants TO
salute the bride Kin nov do 20. Any.
body Who don't want to will have cause
to bslisvs that tree fell on him."
One by one the men walked up and
kissed the widow. until only one was
left. He Was asleep. William reached
6on at one movement and commanded I:
..Ar' 70 goin' to dust over thar an
kiss the bride 2"
"Blars, your bride. and you. too"
grovled the passenger.
william drew him over the back OF
the seat, laid him down in the aisle. tied
his lees In Q knot. and was making a
bundle Of him just Of . sire to 60
through the window, when the man
osvsd and went over and salutsd.
"Nov, then. said William. a. he put
ON his coat, '.this bridal tour will be re-
sumsd a. usual. and II Mary avi me
squssss hands or get 70 layin. heads on
each others shoulders ! shau demand
Who laughed about IT, an III make him
imagine that I'm whole boom full Of
the biggest kind Of saw logs. an more
comm down on the nsxt rise. NOW,
Mary. hitch along. an let me git my
arm around ys.' 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22
MECHANICS, KTIfHTlonl
MEomAnlos' UNION PRooLA
NATION.

ATA NRErrNa OF THE MECHANICS
"A UsfuN ef storey County, hsld in virsfnia
City On saturday evening. July 10, is1s. the foi'
lOsins resolutions were adopt<d: =.
R1soicsd. Thai locomotive snginesfs. and All
othsr 2eehanics eligible TO nsmsership In the
1schanics' Union Of Storey County, engaged IN
funnins loconotiyss. or at other mechanical
WORE. On H. Virginia and Truckee Railroad.
coming within the boundaries OF storey county.
be and Rs hsreby requested TO connect them.
sslvo with The hechanies' Union OF either
STOREY. Lyon or ormsby county, on or bsiors
TIE kfse day Of August. ls1s.
Rsedssd. That from and after said date OF
Auguss L., ls1e. no locomotive sngineer or other
nSohAnAo Will b psrnitted TO ply his vocation
within - eopndasy Of ssid storvy county, ua.
- q Ia 81 one q ne Hschanies' Unions
abovs nenttoasd.
~ oe1sR ef IL Union.
A. y. NACKAY. Prssidsnt
T1so. 4. weeevosrn. Sssrssazy. n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22
EUoEHlE or FRANCE.


/. nrssk ,oA. o. wousa's heart; break not. for
tAeu sf royal"
9sa or. ss ~ snysr from 0S S.,.s rsssn,is." % bow
Hath spent ttx utmost force.
Ili-fs.sd Emprvssi many sn allen heart
To day bissds for and with thee.
Hasbsnd snd throne torn from thee At one
blow
An exile from the dear. blue skies Of france
Tbsrs still wss isft 10 ihss
That s,ory ofs brshisd voman's heart.
Hound which iis torn and throbblng tendrils
with : Devotion % intense and deep
A NAry's hnseiins Al the cross OF Christi
He Was hins all. thy nrst born. only one;
Clothed IN the golden hops of untrisd years:
Thine esslss which should yet sehisvs bis
And psrch on Gsilis's standard:
Thy royal eourisr which .hould challenge fate.
And win the pcepue Of his clnQueris Z hand.
Bus noe ths beauty Of his brave. young form.
And fair. proud fAcs. flushed with the blood OF
Shall iooi On thee With sy.s 80 Ike thine own.
Ths brutal savags hand hath veiled their light.
And forced from out tnosc cruel, ghAstiy
vounds
y, Eapssss-moihsr, strippsd 70 every pomp-
The psids of life. and high anbllions aim
In this, thy fosdest. iast. and only love.
All woman and all tnotuerl
Loskina upon uins own asd, shroudsd gtief
steals % my heart, aud 10. weep tor thee.
Yss COMMIT thee: there is grief more ieen.
Than that which sroods In tessdimmsd aching
Hs.vy Si.i loves own sorrow.
In this fair world arc human hearts whose
n. sa,csS an, droo bv drop.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22
THE PI0NeBH -
SHAVING 4 HAIRpRfssIme sAIeon
q. ponL. pRoPRiEToR.'

,.Ar.rowxII AND saAnr RAeol1.
s; isst 'sss'i "a Sr.s:iss s:s sss: =
'':!;.:s Is. 81 ~: w.: y ss,sss ~,
ysa toeoss %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22

A handsoms. solid. sterling. siiysr vase cup,
OF art-as the nrst priss for the team maxine
the most points shooting 10 be conductsd &C.
corLipg 10 the rulss OF toe United states Ma.
tionai Rifle Association. Distance, no yarda.
Zach man to have t.n rounds. AZ second prtIe
poI.LARs. gold coin. 10 the team making the
second best score.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22
PRIVATE. SCHOOL.

E. BRAY WILL OPEN 4 PRIVATE
tion st the nsv Central School Building.
Ms.Aay, Jsly .. 1879.
lnssruesion siysa In al branches. 9
Hours-e Z. =. 70 also p. =.
Tsfms-i - pr week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22
GOLD HILL STOREY CO.. EVENING JULY q 1879

BAskERs Isp ssekIls.
THE NEyApA BANK
or sAn raAselsoo.
SAN ,aAsasoo. At11ps1
ra,A =, osy,s.i......-.olA -. .see-ossA
asssrvsW q. .. DssAA. !Ssssysps- -eA1
DfRECxuDss D.
Louw ncI.kHH................:s..d S4e!
Z" . .Sss PR:,Sii;ii;;i;Ii; '. StSsGaa'ee' aae'''
Cashisr.. ......s..9.W.o of1nxf
Aespt & vif9nia. nsva1A q. \, ,0Ae AsSue
Assnts q New York....... fo. s. ontsftnsou
toa Wan ssssso. ..,...- l0ses + SsAsesa
1ssuss es.akeaA ~ sAyssssr c.alA,
sxAtxos, -
sisss:ssss ss~ IS: ~ s:s ::s 6 : : =
Tai. p..n A.s go y ysaiisiss ~
OealiaU Ia Dallie0. l'
fll----..i' -. l
ExoHAMoG
On the priaslps, oit,ss thRSkthoa ~ umssd
stsass. 1sssSs, Japsns Cai1si sad ne .EN
Indies, ths Australian 70o0nlN anA NsN fee-
And, and On hopslum <ptwsAk'
Niv Yoax BAxxSss Tit Bspt pf Ney Yest,
n. B. At Amsriesn ESAAhse NAkeaA Sesf.
Iospos BAsxissln nsssas. .S6SA1,, yAyns .
SMITH; the :ga.os B.al q EanaaI: :. AZ
BANK OF VIRGINIA.
D. n. JACKSON ............ ..PnHsdpsxf
@. pANlRLS............... ......oAsrua
uIHIs BANK DoIs 4 GENERAL BkNK1No.
l stock and Exchange Basinss.
ssssks Bsushs ssd ssld ssd Cssrssd
On Liberal MasEiss.
KxcHANaH for sals on Ill the pgincipsl
cities Of xnrops and The Orient -.
sif --A.w,wHlrE, asaS..
L. q. FRANkEL,
srook AND MONEY sRoksR.
0gBICH = Mai. street, Geld nsii, Jsss
aSsvs she Dash sf caiissrsis.
STOCKS BouGHT, SOLD AND cAR.
RIRp ON MAR0INs.
His eorsspouasnts in em Hraacisse are
I. oLAznR . co., Nsmbsrs Of the Ban
Francisco Stock and lzeAanss Sea,t.
I. Il. RALSTON,
COMMISSION STOCK sRokER
MAIN sTRRET, GOLD HILL
STOCKS SOUGHT AND SOLD
CARnIRD on nAnaI1.
xos.Y ADVANCED on AorrvI Aooousrs
STRICTLY OOMMIssT0N BUsrNKss.
SON
v. rson,sos. az sovszAsa
DOUGLASS / THOMPSON.
srooK AND MoSEY sRokERs
os1lOs,
% SOUTH o sTREk1. vIRaINl
Opposite xgss's Bshins,
cTooKs BouoHT AND SOLD on CON
= mission and osu,sd % ussvn.
Correspondents, LATHAM . HrNc, q.
FrsssiSco.
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
I. B. Mc6URN.
STOCK AND mpnfy sRoxra.
100 South o Et., virSfnla,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-22
COoPER'6
RECREATION GROUNDS!
situsied on the csrson River. foot Of
rwsnty-ssvsnth street.

mHRsE GROUNDS AT THIS SEASON OF
i tbs year are Q dslightful rssors Zoe pleasure
seekerS. and ofer many induoenents not to b
found slssvhsrs In the Staes.
villa and Rsnaasie scssery, Mammoth
Trees, Rxesiisss Saasie.
Parties visiting the grounds can inspect the
.n,,snos 10 ths grandest tunnsl enterprise ever
zion plished--ths Sutro Tunnel.
Good teams can always BE- found In Virginia
.ssy A william Noonsy's. Derby 3 oszhszt 2,
asnnetts Brothes Of the virGinisand Gold uill
omuibus line, or a the Eclipss stables. Gold
Hill. The Grounds we're shrvvn open 70 tns
nubiic on SUNDAY, June nd, tSD.
GOOD NUsIo st al timss.
iJs-im y. CoofAn
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-04

BLEMfsHEs UPON THE FEMININE CoUN-
TENANCE, if of a compleXional nature,
speedily vanish when GLENN's SULPHUR
Soar, is used to obliterate them. Pim-
pies, blotches, moth patches, rough
ness, redness, tan and freckles are in
variably banished by this imcompar-
able clarifying agent. Eruptive all
ments, sores, cuts, bruises. scalds,
and other affections and injuries of the
cuticle are likewise removed by it.
Sulphur Baths have long been renown-
ed as the best remedy for the skin dis
eases rheumatism and gout. GLENNs S
| SULPHUR SOAP, is in every respect as
efficacious, and far cheaper. By open
| ing the pores, and promoting a vigor-
Gus superficial circulation, this excel
| Ilent article contributes to the health
/ of the cuticle. Since its introduction
to public notice it has repeatedly been
| commended by the medical profession
and press, and few external specifics
have won such ''golden opinions
among all classes. 1t prevents obnox-
Iious diseases as well as remedies them
and disinfects clothing and linen i'm
pregnated with disease. Dandruff is
Ientirely eradicated by it, and its use
is, on that account, greatly to be desir-
led. by persons whose hair is thin
Iniug out in consequence of dryness Of
the scalp. Those who have used oint-
ments and liquids without avail foI
the cure of eruptions of an obstinate
character, will find, if they try it. that
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP removes scor
butte complaints irremediable by lesi
efffcacious means, and prevents the re
currence of such disorders. Fol
bleaching fine articles of needlewo ri
and all kinds of white wooden, cotton
and linen fabrics this soap is superio
to any article that can be used for th'
purpose.
Sold by Druggists. Price 25 cent
lper cake. l Box g cakesl 75c., sent b!
mail, prepaid, on receipt of price. G
. n. CRITTENToN, Prop'r Sixth Avenue
New Y FORK
HILLS HAIR AND WH1sKER DYr
BLACK or Brown, Soc.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-04
POLITICAL.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 3.-The ballot
for Governor in the Republican conven-
s0R Ser YosP FosP'es S34 A. q RoSeptsou oSeps Of Of
Westchester, LOG, Theodore NJ. Poneroy.
Cayuga, 81; Frank Hiscock, 81; Geo. B.
Sloan, Oswego / John H. Storm, Mont
gomery, 4. Whole number of votes cast,
450; necessary for choice, 227. Vice
President Wheelers vote for Robertson
elected decided applause, Arthur's vote
for Cornell was greeted with Kisses and
applause while more hisses followed
Conkling's vote for Cornell. Geo. B..
Sloan's vote for Cornell elected hearty
cheers, followed by hissas Sloan was
counted against Cornell. Geo. W. Curtis
vote for Robertson was received with ap
plause Wheeler, the Chairman, an
nounced that as A, b. Cornell had rcceiv-
| ed majority OF all the votes he was the
nominee Of this conyention. A motion to
make the nomination unanimous was
adopted with single objection
The ticket was completed as follows:
Lieutenant Governor, Geo G Haskins:
Secretary of State, Joseph B. Carr; Coo.
trolier, Jas W. Wadswortb; Treasurer
Nathan D. Wendell; Attorney General
Hamilton Ward; State Eugineer and Sur
veyor, Howard Soule,
SAN LFRANCIsCo. Sept. 3.-The tota
city vote polled in the city up to noon wa:
I24,T98 This indicates that "a iheavy vote
will be cast unless an unusual falling of
occurs during the afternoon.
The polls closed at 6:30 P. NJ on as quie
an election as was ever held in the city
Total vote, Al l,459. No more than | ,50C
ballots can be counted before mldnigh
and the result in the city can only be con
ljectured at present. From all Information
obtaiDable at the present writing the bes
Iopinion seems to be that the Republican
have carried the bulk of the city ticket
with the exception of Mayor. Kalloch i
thought to be running ahead of his ticket
with the prospect of a plurality Th
Democratic and Fl, 3. city ticket cut D
figure. It is thought that the Republican
have re elected Davis Congressman i
this district and that the Republican Stat
ticket is generally ahead.
/ SYRACUSE, n. Y, Sept. 3.-The Pro
hibition state convention to day nominate
I the following ticket: Governor. Pro-
. John w. Merris; Lieutenant Governor
] james FL. Bronson; Secretary of State
Alphonso A. Hopkins: Comptroller. Gale
w. Allie; Treasurer, Stephen Merritt
State Engineer. John j Hooker; Attol
> ney General, Walter Farington
} ST. PAUL, Sept. 3.-The Republica
nominations were completed at one til
morning as follows: The ballot fer CO.
ernor resulted in l09 votes for Piilsbur
\ 40 for Wakefield aud 81 for all other
Il whereupon Coy. Pillsbury's nominatiC
was made unanimous: Secretary of Stat
Il Fred Won Baumbach: State Treasure
Geo. Kittlesou; Attorney General, Cha
n NJ. Start: Railroad Commissioner, WI
y Z. Marshall.