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, 1880-07-09
TEE CITY-IIAIL.

TnK Committee on Streets md Alleys, West,
will meet this afternoon.
TITS Treasurer ycstordny received &f,gM from
tho Wator Department, S5,l0s from the Collect
or, and S653 from tho Controller.
ConronAT1oH.C COUNSEL ADAMS IL rustfcatng
at Lake City, sflnu., with bis family, and A.
blatant City Attorney knight Ia Waiting fricuds
In tho East.
sam WA1kxa and the Controller had quite I,
taxes, going 6nck to 1872. Walker wnrtc,i to
sottlo M the claim lsss she ps.lty, h,,t The cot,.
tlcmcnt wns effected. nor WIS nny blood spilled.
AMora tho building permits issued yesterday
as 2no to 4 Mnssak. to erect M twosst9ry q y aweil
Franklin street, near Wisconsin, to cost *.i. Clio;
ono ono t3 ~ Kmnd ~ y = MSNally, r. erect tve.atory
S35600; and QUO to tho Western roy Cornpaily.
street, ncar Wells, to cost sl,o0l.
TrfE report TINT cnse of "sporadio choforn"
ee Sy sy ssns Il @
to be variety Of tho Aatatic sconrYc, and l,e-
coming ot'rrc*pon1inKiy uneasy. Tho casc IN
duced By tmprudenee III eating. The eyfnptoms
Of vlnicnt chnlora- norbua resemble closely
sS tSss ssas Ct 1s shsfss asRe & g. Il o @ @ 1
6oth sl9ns of tho oriontal sco,ree; nor Is il any
nDlc:: :bodiod person. BY milking hearty
meal on green mclon,. railroad 6ananaa, and
wllted vegetables, With large drnushta or leo
through tho niass and start Vigorous fcrtnenta-
ton, can dovc!ope IL rehl ntcc case Of sporadic
time. oven a trip to the Ganecs wouldn't syail,
rs thoro is not case OF it known to be existing
e., AFTER TUE EcAvENuEnS.
Complaints against the scavengcrs arc numer.
nf1t1. in we'll deserved. 11RFp ia
"CiioAuo, July 7, 1sso.-srn: Is IT necessary
sent through tho ailey between van nuren
street and noston avenue, west Of Dcspla!ncs
street, i &C. place this Sar IN nc most con.
Monday morning, ena ~ %d.E %Sel,Ee G; F. srlEas1
control Of the Ward fnspeetora, md il il l!ttio
tss,a d. III hs WIZ ssesd sso = i s tsst 1ta not
troll Of thcm, do their duty.
HOW 10 aET a BURIAL rERMtr.
There has bccn for some time, md ta now, q
'loosolicss about tho issutng OF burM permits
reporter, being around tho Health Department.
yesters1Ry morning ut nm carly hour, wRs I'LL
opemed Tor Tic ny, an ,eptnkor WIS tH Upon hs ths
numerous blank permits. which, wore duly
l!ayo been cft o1t The nsht bofore 10 accom- accomnoe .
dnto this class Of early callers. III got Into tho
his permit, went Oh. it Is sasd thate this
Is IN everyday oeaurEcnco almost,
ahoaid sec that it il. icrmits no Only Issued
supposedly upon the eerticute ot de.th from
to be y aiioSod 70 iii tho% o Up At poasnee, 1t ai Is
about time tho law governing tho matter was
rNDnnlGu and tho O{}iCH f{F1ntGI 1Hdnr H. AhN1~
, 1880-07-09
THE COUNTY-BUILDING,


THERE wcFo tWonty-t#o persons brave enough
to thko out tnarrlaRo licenses yesterday, not
nN"~ .Is.eN w ..,',.",. w e,
SETH AAHcltETf Vsa1eed inc county building
yesterday and made known tho faet that ho will
bo a candidate for Sheriff thts fail.
n.,-,.,,,. o,..,,.,-
- I.d.I yuahot t.ay eioeeu Luz
luseu,to1 =, 1ss. IiM lacutet' Known rs !ae
attachment issued out Of tho Circuit Court at
tho suit OF IIBnry Piper, tho fee-denier.
1n tho f,n,ntv ro,rt veator,,,v ,b, r,,,,,,,.,,.
nnsann" ,v"r" a." t,,Grad ,sn,, a tno ~ M 1uoHauf
pp,rlorn,i sSnt ~ tEo tn.,mt. t @uS
Wfci,oIson antnr MrozLnssEy sy nnsah g. F.
9 r1 ~ 1v N"SHMS6ny, f!9 nsHr1cH hhsaKs
@ w |Mmeea aa T,u ,,sa M9 1T H9mata. ho!'a =.
ntsom mIo ~ G,ntr ttnrnav uv Will IN
tinns r. tho Iusa,,}ty cnsn. y Th.aEth tag HGa..
t,. ~. ~ stiS Gsso S ~ Eli@4uutM hellof,
shsiaan dnania eeu1o'aes' aia nr'aRe1 D"s8en "oro
1s,,. Cnmn,ttoo ,n 1,,,,,to ao,1,,a ,,o. ,,.,.,~
dny. a communication was received fr0m Seth
iinnchett, C!Grk or tho Probate Court, stating
, 1880-07-09
tanco ruvc tn tho pnr.tca -conccrncil. All COM

plnfnss must bu tiacd by l p. IN. to-day.
Mesars. Pleasant AfHlck, Nell s. DRIVES. md
Iettlctn II. Not1lhcT, whu constitute tho West
Town lloar, practically brought lis lnbors 10 a
close ynstcrrny, Il being tho Inst day ,llo, which
lcacl excessive taxatlon. Turing tho porinti
rnmotl about twonty.s1ye complaints wcrc ro-
cclyed. Mll but two of them being Of trlx!nl
nature and involving insignificant si.ms. The
gnmewhat Important ones were tho urenn =
Homth Ilranet Addition nnd tho .yatkor Doek
val'1ntion Of eaeh Iot n tic former was s.;as',
and. WIS permitted tn stnnd ns orig
,nsily returned. tJpon ths 'atssr atn, .he
lot. lnit tho 1,nard Increased tho assessment 10
f1.4m per lot, believing that flgM!c 70 be ncnr
tho real valno OF tho property. Tho Assessors
be returned to tho County CLERKS otllco, under
tho statute provided for levyinG tAxcs. on or
before tho eth OF July. As tho Asscssor'a re-
turns arc yet IN lcnd.prnu!l. any corrections to
bp 1nNde should bo reported at I'm early dato,
ABREBaMEHT8+
Tho 1oart of 1tevtow Of the North Town met
yesterday forenoon to CONSIDER ca8ea OF over
assessment. Only thrco cnscs came beforo thuIl,
and none uf tho petitions worc granted, Tho
hooks Will romath open to-day aud Tomorrow
for anal inspection.
, 1880-07-09
MQRIuARY.

Hr. Louis, Mo-, July B.-The funeral Of phclim
r.x'.e, tho doa't tiremaM.> tonk plucs this foru-
noon and WAS very largely attended. Tho rt-
,naius wera taken from Engine House No. to
tho cathedral, OIL WAln1t streut, Oil tho Skinner
Hook und Ladtler truck, Ut which 1Uo!p WIS
foreman. Tho truck was caLorntcly drnted III
mourning pnd decorated with flowers, aud Its
crow Mptcd rs pall-bearets. After services vt
tho Gtllodrai the coffin WIS agalM placed OIL tho
truck, utal IN this p0sitlon was conveyed to
iroalNMy mud North Market atrceta. whUro 1t
waa tru!sferret! to u hearst. Tho eortt2e which
followed tho tcn,alus to Calvary Eoluetsry,
where tho last funeral rites were performed,
and where tue l>oIy now rests, Waa oNe Of the
longest ever eoen hero, and wns ulhds up of all
claAaes Of citizens. A number Of tlremen from
ceremonies, = ="
, 1880-07-09
THE OAR.

P1i1LAnRLrn1A, Juiy B.-At tho boat rnccs tho
weather wns flno, Init tho water rough and tho
cotirHu slow.
Tho frat heat, tho senior slnglos, was won by
Miimfarl. Of the Perseverance Ol,,b, New Or
lcnns, ,t,y two nnRhs Musgrnyo, of tho II. John's,
New Orleans, second. Tlu1n--1t lnin.; 19A sec.
Young, Ut this city, did not row.
Tho second heat was won by Holmes, Of tho
rawluokct Club; lTnll, Of Harvard, second.
TEme-1t mtn., 40 soc.
The bcht md. most exciting raco Of tho day
Was tho flrBt heat for four-oarcd hholts, and was
ruwcl by tho CROWS Of the Argonant
Clnt, Toronto, University Of ponneyl-
vanIn, md Wyandottos Of Wyandottc, Mich.
The boats rot nwny we'll. tagcther, tho
fnrsr, and the Wyandotlo forty-tonr strikes.
Tho ArSonAtlts and Wyandottcs took tho lead for
tho ilrst hnif-iniic, when tho University crow
pulled up alongside, and for tho second half
milo It WINS difficult tn decide which was ahead
Ono of tho scnta Of the Wyandottes' shell broke
crow pulled well toHcthor, and, increasing their
{s$siSs@ Ss!s !snE'S Il i; **' liz SssT crows "!siHs
wGro thrso starterf, tho Car,nat, Of Carnans.
nf Newark, n j. by the timc tho s''t ROO WIS
chilled tho. breeze. which had been blow
ing strongly at tS grent r.,
wh1fu c!tps. The crews got nssay together nt tho
wnsrt, tho Euruk,l md Centennial keeping well
tngetler,, tho CHru1an crow nt tho end OF flrst
hale milo being virtually out Of tho contest.
Tho rice WIS Wnrtnly contested. the Enrokaa
tftlaf1lnH hl!f lonEth In ntltatlcc III l0:041f.
Tho thrl hcat Senipr single seu!ls WIS won by
Galt af tho Zerhyls. Detroit; nowleshy q tho
1S is.h aes st cf Ss s:G EGg& ot sssd
Iophani of tho wakwaltauus,' Saginaw, did
Thc tLIfl hoat Of tho four -oarcd scl,l1s was bo-
tween tlt1 AabAnyB, nj Now York, and IiIlfslnlea,
Of Mllch!gbn. TiIs wns tincsy -co,,astud race,
had hccnNt ,ny tifnn during tho duy. good time
wAH luss'te. THO bont8 got away we'll together,
but tho 1tfla1nl0 crow ao0n totk tho leMd with
l0nx stcntly stroke. tito Albany, ctttnIncltctng
With torty.ctKht strokes to tho minute, slowing
mp to fnrty-three, hut ut tho Finish tugrcslRinY
nYnin to tler original strnkc. At tho milo post
tho liillstnlo crow led ly six !ealEthH, which wns
hnnN,-attrtnt ~ Tho Albany lm,ys tho timo being
g:ila. with lIIllEtIn!1 three lengths In ulvNnce
Thu eighth and ilhul rstcG Of tito tany WINS tho
fourth licHt for fonr-onrc.1 shells, aud wns won
by tho Crescent, nf Philadelphia, in 0:67A, tho
~. N. NDEAtl. Of Albany, second. Tho Nautilus,
Ut lseaang wns ruled nit for fou1ing the Nolan.
TtlE AMATEURS.
PHILADELPHIA, July 8.-The ElHounl Assoctn-
tton OF Amateur Onrstncn held ftR .uinth annual
meeting this evening. An amendment to the
constitution was al1nptcd dubntring nil clubs
purpose Of hulding professIonn! rice frnn tuk-
inE pilrt III tho rcgnttas Of tho Association. unl
II SEell club IN nrendy Il member, expcllng It
from tho organization.
, 1880-07-09

lIO Tcllk HOW He Was Not Nominated
-Fontcr and others Were Iii. tho Gar.
Held HKoycnient-ss You Cun Rely upon
It that It Nvas in Ohio tho Plan WAS
sArranEcd.'s
~ Ufspach to cfnctnnatt En1utrr.
NEw YoRK, July wnlked into tho Cus.onl-,
House this morning to sco Gen. Merritt anl
found In the ROOM Of tho Collector the Secretary
Of the TREASURY, John Sherman. H..
snid, ''Mr. Sherman, have bccn to thotwo
Conventions, both ut Cbicago aud Cincinnati.
Is Garfield guIng to be ciectcdT'
"1t Mll depends on tho Stnto Of Now YORK;"
said tho Secretary. After pause he repeated;
" II nil lies right horc. II this Suite wanta Gsr
t,uli hs Gun bo elcctsL." =,
"sfr. Secretary. ihero ls no animation in tao
cailvnHs OH eltlor side as yet. The Democrats
fenl unusually hopeful, hnving n good Untrn
candttlate. The Republicans" | snid "v7Itl tl.-
pend a great ttenl on Garfield. himself. A man
OF hs power OIL tho stump ought 10 como to New
York md cnlIyon the campaign"
~ don't Know" Baad tho Suorctary. !" whether
public opinion will indorso IL cu,ldtdnto taking.
tho stump directly III his own fnsnr, lhitilx
make sutno incidental speeches IN tho wny,-
short and general IN their character. | thtnk
W s s spses aea hs es es o
"Mr.. s'ur,nan, tho lterublicau hopo.ln tho
tho e,,lntry to concerns nf elucntion and cult
ire. which Garfield s0 we'll represents. The ltc-
tp VIZ sn i as sSSr aSGs uear
als. nnd aru now ready Tor an fssue OF otvilIzN-
tion:" .,, ,, a.. c...
"thut Ia t}artlcld's chnnee, 10 arouse the spirit
Of etlMeutlon md e'lturc lic can atly ruiro-.
tGon,' sai,l sr. sturInNii, arcr laon,Uht, do
yon think thS tYp psGp'2 will spring to AN sea Of
/ It'd tic Secretary that his doubt was q ri.
t!onnl ono; TINT Tho rcoplo inib'baa tho idea OF
.he military m md sS physcal res .n: ,ickos
shs ee1ary s se s: I'D ss es
heo % nc,nil'a,cd wc'i,l hnse 6sen 'sioctod. Tho
ll,ent. Having obtatnetl tho et!nttlcnes.a Of tito
| b,lsncss ulass b. my t'nnnctai work. I could
iaess doySlonmsnt. i t!!e building and opening
communications to prosperity"
"Wcl!, str, It I.S'ke, Il ono uuat saw aboYt y tho
wete @ pp!rtfeulasty al,s,1!cI. Thoy Thought qnat
wi,Gi, they upulrnIlzed cncl other tho Convon.
iot, would .top lo tho thinl candidate; md you
wn Es e a a sna ,S
Nr..shorlnan, roplled: !" 1ndIena syas desIrous
thss Convention was arYai'lzi tut thero Weso
sixteen man IN tho 1nfl!ana de!egauor, runty 10
y NH ~ s ,so II oss w:a ill., 5 The Secretary
| "Wcli, sir."l said, ''Hov. Foster told mo thu
sun!ay borore tho Convention net TINT shere
ncIth9r no nor Gnslleld could give 1t any assss-
Tho SECRETARY ot Tue Treasury, shook biz heAi
t0 Gnrllesd were IN thAt movement, i is lseioss
ono vi It tsn'. IT bid lie Xtco.i. i.1csdontiai hss
~ by mmnc Ae hsa y!, az ieu Of Aottnx ~ 1le
no tliuuKht, ho would .puan Oarlicld up d, the
point, thit ho could take his place In tho sen-
, 1880-07-09

Eoifmort nr tn,,nn,,s r., .to ,,p,.,. -! :;
dlcat!on Of tlIacaso Take Kidney Wort, ia s p.
c,lreG before It Ia too iAte. III" ~
Use Kfdnoy-W and rejoice in hpalth. M
rnckngp nlakca Hlx quarts OF medicine. so9.ss
p,,rcr, and moro elfcotual than any bitlcra =
, 1880-07-09
Thirty.eighth Game and Thirty.
Fifth Victory for the Chicago
Club,
I,rovftlcnco Bcnton s to 4 itl
Spite Of All tho Umpire
Could Do.
Boston, Troy, and Buffalo the
Other League Winners
Yesterday.
Darby Beats Charley Ford in the
Free.for.All at Cincinnati
Other Races.
BA6E-DAIL.


BA6E-DALL,
ro..s sse. cn'oAao .., W. ,l rhovinaack' ..
grounds tho chicaaos wore yesterday nndor tho
noees,y Of p'aslns naaln't ton me IL sso
e!'1 'a,' y. % a aAa o., oeen H. P'aoc soe"ncte N 'ao
@ ns s So would 1uy aoye afeoto tss ~. rsst
sl have pfoye no,ot eso' to ,o hona n tcan, @
rs tho score really was & TO i. mt tho tonth
mas In this instance stood lust back Of tho
plato and called balls and strtkes and made d..
e!s'on' Ut tho bases Two thousand people wcro
P.oseht aha saw II, ana tho nearest 10 iurofe
OF Ina!snatlcn ever seen among a ch1c'so
suffering In tho matter Of ump,rlng, was TINT
which yas nrcntc ~cs.cr,,nx hw f,,.s "r.,a
arv ] "TS nroecc1tng. 1hs " tno Dp y wn. mot
the nosey follows over in tho west sents,
but tho pcntlomcn md la1l.es In tho
krunsl stand, moro than 1,oo OF
them whn stgntDcd thoir dfsapprova1.
1t bccamo ovidont from tho outset that Libt,y's
vnrat ,h",, ,,s,,a. ~" ~. .'.i. ~ S,,s
""tpc" .'tH "sha's p't' ~ WIS "ot H'!l eat NUN
nnlnx that the spectators wnro forced to o1ater
mt 10 helu proyitlcnee win Tint rn,ne. and wna
uen lent n po @ onr Il in eyorv possbo % way "A rhs WE
conclusion became II fixed conviction later on,
and when tho game hRl been ended there were
vnrv r,,v ncrsnna nreacnt ,vhn I1l mt conacfcr.
t'ons'y believe that thie umpire had been 'la-
gtnntly. Intentionally Unfair. President Hubert,
WHO IL always extremely 10th to l,stcn to crtl-
tory ssss esss xn;ss :s' n. . !; sasss any s's
, 1880-07-09

Voluptnnry and Panlquo ran n s'cn' heat for tho
Rrrt,rtf p!nce.
NEwMARKEr. July s.-Tho Stewards, Of tho
Jockey club, III Wow Of tho complicated nature
IF tho oyfdGnut', hnvo declined tn Hstyisn tln
owners uf Robert tho Doyil III tho Ben i'Or DIFF
HcuIty. >
, 1880-07-09

1srro,sn n4cr.
n,o r,,o,,o 1on,.o,: n," '1TI"t rr,,,,t,n r,n,
Announces tho following extra nr spccIal
nurse to 10 trottut IN THURSDAY. July
=, tho third day OF tho!r summer iroi.
ting mectlh9: Parso s-tuO' onon ~ I'LL
trottess: $t,6oo to nrst, stoo to sccon.. anl sto
~, ~ .o @ n's I'M" y,,.n ~, ,sns -,
enter, and three to start. Entries to eoso satnr.
D. d. L. Hal Hail, i; Superintendent. m s' ' ~ ''''
TIE Hnl.rfr SIDE DRIVING ASSOCIATION
will sivc Il mn,inco Mt their track In Lake View
saturday, july 10, ut : o'olook.
,Dar,y's .'cteat Of Ford md l'rotet,o at t'ln-
Fo.i as l lways se Si IL" traek tho Psatns
seconl lIcat 0verit Inst full III 2::Uh iii his rice
with Da'by.
coi,ravcn"Gr IN nv rcrmrd ~ iho snctin r,nn whit.
It announces utovc ut least inur etitrlos being
expcctct, md T Is believed that tho raco will ho
Ut. 'ltillcn. the King Of the turf reached Chit
tnexsy IND tsi .rMek, woIa IT, ne wts ,la'h 'ht'
Mc,srs. II. q. pntc, of a. Im,,s D,r M,cc, ".
H. Saunders, Of Golcse0 it,, antl Othcr tlrivcra
morning, bringing With them about ltfty nsses
all or them being c1,xaYctl Ut tho Ehicago mcet-
'us' c,uc1sx.r,.
sn..t,, ,,t.,o,tt n ~. f,hf.oo, 1,.t,,,r.
CtNulNrar1. B., July sG.Tlo truck nj Chester
pnr< fn-iinv wns If, vTrr f5ttn cnndItinm md fho
attondnnca ,yas tho lurxcst Of tho week. ii w..s
expected that tho trce-fnr-nil would be 2 very
sh.,,v ~ iii ~ M ~ ~, thna haot @ w, ~
thn iost II Il IL ttst m.scri rnsctvg ths v w s,,n -
was undoubtedly otr. aud was sttll snrcring per-
, nips !so'n r,t nAe nt nt'F'eo oAo tuee1seu !NsI
~ ii mn ,wns ,xn,, he sfrrw NiibtGr H.,
tl,rt,c s''g str,,tvht hsnts. out Jnf rn,,rtccn
entries ,lhe following stnrtctl: II. 81. n,4hcr.
G1Giatte, ia,.ate, "a e. y. snTy flonE r. WkeE, n,
y y: s9inders. Gcncsso. III, or; n. Mary Miller;
f1 z; y. nsN u ~ ~ sst t,' ii H.; T. - s'
rn", iiSnt1rIs fha frst Hi i,cSt 'e - .'ot b =;
str,,vgln syas End hc, xncn g *" Morv % Mtcr mr
ssn1rino T f;htcf % lar ~ hnf mc 't thn an, mu
5es,|S 5FtS a nh nso sn e"sfoki sH cna;ss s ThSt CeRn
95 i5,rr ognTe rnE M 1rnn 1o "bns n,,Ii mry ,
tho f frorIs sp iii! It'll bcnK hnlf iozen d IonSts ' e
,%s i 81 ,hs s;'s VII: sf fSs hoSestss;oS
s1ht rtrh MID nnk. III t,n tho sstrctrh ~" m
Miro Increased her spcetl md cr1,sse TIC wire
by twn lengths ahchd Of the Ghlct., Thomas
fv,;r loi,EthS iUhIuj hilt,, Ti,no, sIt Tho sro.
md rlco, True f0r-nll, fnr tho si,oo0 pl,rsp,
The totiawMii,s M riarfcd; john Kuhisy H'G,S. e..
G!nclnn"tl IT, Il: Tsoiei!is: .,a,ncs \ bs,stcn,, ;,
q, EhnritY EnrT Tin ihir tt x,s ~, i.x.,f. :.
lug ollu from tic ga|ant effort OF Chnruy TnrI
o., VIII VIII tiio whp for iii he % Wiz wortS H. whii @
ct.acd It'll his neissth III lca to oycr tWo NJ rro.
toI1o asuin Just saved her 1stnnco. Thine,
Following Is tho summary Of tho second rnco:
Dnrtv. ...,.-.... "-~>''."1I
tMriuy Fiii''''''..'''' Ford. 49, '''''' J!
H1..NtaTIs
, 1880-07-09
PEDESTle1ANISAI;>


QIiEFELAED. A..
CLEvELAsp, O., July S.-Tho scoro at the. o.oso
OF tho fourth tny Of liaverly'sG tnys, l2 hours
4 day, walk, stood:
, 1880-07-09

Times: Our highest artists In dentistry. ~;
McChesncy's beyond doubt, though bus ID - ~
, 1880-07-09
SHERMAN.

1Io Tells How He Was Not Nominated
-F0stcr and others Were In. tho, Gnr-
Held NIoycnent-ssY You CMn Rely upon
1t that 1t NVns in Ohio tho Plan WAS
, 1880-07-09

awarding number Of small contracts for school
In rcsarl to The contract for heating apparatus
for thu WallAco. brighton, aud LII snIiU
Ssshools tha C9mmtteo reported that the bid of
snas ops c e. W. aous s5 iess. g.
The Committee recommended, however, that
tho contract 10 4warded to The aforementioned
% warR rs poPS P2at c" wsrs so as9Ty II qSet
'Iyletttu1 tho job to Woodfnan & warner. TIE
siiss smith, tho ox-lsoad Assistant Of tho
Clarke School, who resigned In May last, was ro-
appointed, without assignment.
=1lkR TRlENNlAL CoNcIAvn
Of Knights Temp1ar. which will occur in this
!nnst r.. !masnflcemt gsthorinx sIer held
HAVING IL eharp tse ans fae tSs
1hreo days festivities haYs virtually oaetl thulr
y s u WIZ ixea{ sssS' o IN tho
thre, any: ard aigats q tho cosiays, md i il
aAl their wivus diirtng tIoir stay. n Rrand iake
cxeura!ou haa been proposed. IL orlsr 10 nuke %
= u proposed to charter twvlvo large and saiv
asrers Sa E1st ior n@GniSat e1euron ~ hs lk
stss s; Garas. wv Win III bo 'ass sse e. 81; Tss
dssk. q % .nsso .s;s; vtssls can he eoforea viii
IN wiiG tho utmost comfort aud safety. ''s>1
During tho lust session Ut Congress u law was
s4v ffs1MISS fnr M s s 4 1es
The preparatory work titus fur completed IL
ot thu Garden City. 1nd when tho 1luU Sir
Knights AtrisG horu i u,oat magnificent body ot
It Is cstllasted isat sIore viii b. neariy Wo
visitors IN the city during thu thTco days cele-
ralx souru TOWN Bo4np
was ~ hesAion. and considered u large 1umbeF
vero none Of them. however, u much tmpor.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1880-04-22
Return Of General Grant.

General Grant got back to Illinois
Last week. He had great reception
at Carlo, where he began his military
career II years ago. He has been in
every State lately in rebellion and
said this concerning his receptions
1t is gratifying to me, and will be to
you, that in every one of them the
scenes, decorations, and speeches were
much. the same as we see and hear to-
day. The stars and stripes were
floating everywhere. A great portion
of the speakers in every instance were
men who, in that conflict, wore the
grey, and the speeches which they
made show their present devotion to
the flag for which we fought. This
is all we asked of them, and that they
should respect and honor the flag and
become good citizens, and thereafter
if it should be assailed by foreign foe
that they should unite with us as one
people. From the assurance they
gave, l believe they are sincere, and
hope they expressed the sentiments of
the great majority, for united as one
people, united as generous rivals in
building up our several States for the
whole union and in feeling of loyalty
for that flag, we are great people, the
greatest Nation in the whole world.
To stand divided we are too nearly
equal, man to man, to be great and
prosperous people. Let us hope there
may be genuine union of sentiment,
generous rivalry in building up our
several States, and a national pride
above State pride.
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Lancaster, April l6.- For several
days and nights past forest fires have
been raging on the Welsh mountains,
Lancaster county, destroying hundreds
of acres of valuable timber and jeop-
ardizing the dwellings and outbuild-
ings of many of the farmers. At
night the light can be seen for miles
and during the day the smoke envel-
opes the country for great distance.
At last accounts the fires were still
raging, though not so furiously. 1t
is impossible at present to estimate
the losses. Almost simultaneously
the forest that surmount the river
hills in Mastic township, along the
line of the Columbia and Port Deposit
railroad, caught fire from q locomotive
spark and burned with great fury.
Intense excitement prevailed, and the
rural population gathered in large
numbers to fight the flames. Fences
and even frame buildings were torn
down to stay the progress of the de.
vouring element, which, at last ac-
counts had been brought under
control. The heaviest loser in this
region was Samuel H. Reynolds, Esq,
prominent member of the Ian
caster bar. ,,|
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Worthy of Attention.

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4l02 80 Farley, Brickel, &
Hite-Avenue B, No. 8. II OF
4l04 81 Farley, Brickel &
Hite-Vine road, Nos. /, 8 &7. II IS
4l06 325 Farley, Brickel &
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Republican National rIcke. for ,sso
National Republican Convention.

a National Convention of the Re-
publican party will meet at Chicago,
Wednesday, the I'd of June next, for
Homination of candidates to be sup
ported for President and Vice Presi-
dent at the next election. Republi-
cans and all who will cooperate with
them in supporting the nominees OF
the party, are invited to choose two
delegates from each Congressional
district, four at large from each State,
two from each Territory and two from
the District of Columbia, to represent
them in the convention.
j. d. CAMERON, Chairman.
THos. B. KEoGH, Secretary.
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TREA8uRER'S SALES OF uN-
SEATEn LANDS.

N Office is herebygiven that,
Nably to an Act of Assembly passed
the 18th day of March, A. ID. 1915, en-
titled An act to amend an act direct
ing the mode of selling un-
seated lands for taxes and for other
purposes" and the several supple
ments thereto, the following tracts of
unseated lands, situate in Elk county,
Pennsylvania, will be exposed to sale
by public vendue or outcry, at the
court house in Riogway, i'm said
county, on the second Monday Of
June next, being the
t4th DAY OF JUNE, a. D. 1890,
for the arrearages of taxes for the
years lS78-79. unless the taxes are paid
prior to said date:
BENEZETTE TOWNSHIP.