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The submarine cable announces, under date
OF the 18th, that prince Gunther III. of Schwarz-
burg SonGerhausen has ab1icated because his
sight has failed His eldest son, Prince Charles
has assumed the government OF the princi-
pality.' Since the Abkocnd of Swat parted with
the insignia OF his Office and power, a few years
ago. 1--WE forget now whether they were taken
from him. given up voluntarily, or lost In a jun
gle,) we have had nothing so startling as this
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FOR TOURISTS.

LADIES' MOHAIR AND LINEN ULSTERS.
Isle THREAD GLOVES, all ,tyles and prices
DRESS GOODS for Travelling Suits.
S s4I1rs BLUE FLANNELs FOR BATHING
SCOTCH SHAWLS-CHUDDA SHAWLS.
SHETLAND SHAWIS-BERLIN SHAWLS.
BLACK and COLORED ALL WOOL BUNTINGS.
CREAM WHITE KHYBER CLOTH.
PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, at reduced
prices.
BLACK and COLORFD SILKS. best makes
BLACK GRENADINES, at close prices
OUR CELEBRATED DOLLAR SHIRTS, open
either front or back, and reinforced.
MADRAS GINGHAMs, at 121Sc. reduced from 15c.
All the NEW WHITE GOODS, including INDIA
LINEN and PERSIAN LAWN, in great variety
and at the Lowest Irices."
W"ONE PRICE ONLY" MARKED IN
PLAIN FIGURES.
PERRY q BROTHER,
Penna. Ave., cor. 9th st.
Established In 1910. tyl7
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COUNTRY BOARD.

(NEDAR GROVE HOUSE NOW OPEN WITH
unsurpassed for health. One-half mile from sta
ton. For particulars address Mrs. NJ. G.. CARR,
BarDesvllle, Montgomery county, Md. jy17-3ts
BOARD ON FARM-North Hill. Clarke county,
II Va, via Shenandoah Valley railroad, five
miles from ;Berryville Station; or via Washington
4 Ohio railroad, seven miles from Round Hill
mans Ferry P. O.. Clarke county, Va. je2l-1m
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iy2O
INVEST END HOTEL.
w GEORGETOWN, d. G.,
w. O.. DAVIS, Proprietor,
WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY, lilly 81

I have leased the above well known Hotel. and
have thoroughly reftted and furnished it through
ont with all the latest improvements for the comfort
OF guests. Terms will be moderate. All convent
ences, such as well-stocked Bar, Billiard Room,
Peol Room, Hair Dressing Saloon. &C, are attached
to the Hotel Hot aid Cold Baths without charge
Special rates for families. iyl9-3t-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Madame DE AVERY and Mad HARTMAN beg
leave to inform their customers aud the public that
they have removed their DRESSMAKING PAR
LORS to No. 927 Pennsylvania ave., over Voigt's
Confectionery, where they will be pleased to see
their old patrons and many new ones. lyle St.
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GOLD and SILVER, in large
BN feus sye.s between ID & ~ sa. waxa
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WANTKD-Everybodyt 70 tx wssner,s hand
w made unexcehed ICE CREAM ct SOC: per
Per esIion. It lois Iith q. nv. Discount TO dsa.
era. t028- In
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WHOLESALE For M HksT. STORES
Several Of the Wholesale Market Stores between
the 7th and 9Th straet wings Of the Washington or
Center Market, will be RENTED to good reliable
tenants on and after JULY at 20 per cent less
than the regular rates.
The new passageway about to be opened across
the park 10 Pennsylvania avenue. in front OF these
stores, will make them very desirable for Produce,
Foreign Fruit and other Dealers.
Apply to
p. 8. SMITH
Clerk Washington Market Co.
jy17-s, tn, 2w
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Il THE OOROORAN BUILDING
OPPOSITE q. 8. TREASURY. 18th ETRA1S.
Fine Stores, Once Rooms-singly OF communi.
csting-for Business Offices, Studios etc. Water
and closets on every door Elevator and steam hest.
jy12
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PMEX POINT HOTEL.
ST. MARY's COUNTY. MA.vzAvn

g g6ser f ffs H%%iEARasssnsnt Of the owner. Ss
The hotel has Just been thorouehly renovsted.
Furnished and supplied with every convenience for
Home for families. Terms-e2 per day. $40 per
1eek ana $So Per month. Special arsnsemeno
Mashineton. Baltimore and Norfolk By TIE nne
sea1eu George Leary. Lady Of the Lac ana Sans
Tor further information address
Mas. JOS. TRAvER0
my76-1m P1ney Point. 81. Mays o.. Ma.
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FOR RENT AND SALR-
EOR RENT-BY B. o. HOFFMAN,
10th and = streets northwest.

90s French st. NV, 9 rs.
and bath. ..........S25
1922 Boundry Ut. n. W., 9
rs. and bath. S25
1883 9th st. n. W.. 10 rs.
and hath............S 25
1431 18th Ut. n. w., RS,
and bath and stsble$25
as 18th st. NV, large
nan ..........s......S3o
90s d st. s.w., 3 rs. and
bath. ................SO
1911 18th st NV, 8 rs.
and store. SIG
40 B ST. Q e., 8 rooms
and bath. go. 80. .S25
S25 LIST st. SET n. and
bath ...............9 $40
2036 Sth st. n. W., G
rs ...... .......Sl2. 80
US Sth st. n. W., 6
rooms.......-....$12. 50
SO III st. ne. G rs Rll
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PIyER SPRINGS. ST. MARY's COUNTY.
Ia MD, AZ HAPPY REhORr.-a a =
View beautiful. bathing fine, fruit ia SSS4v
abundance. Fish, Grabs aud Oysters ILL., II
fresh and Plentiful Medical bills free. TaEa any
steamer which stoIs al Colton's or Blackstone
Island and nay conN eyauce will meet you. But re-
member my place IL rot Blackstone Island as
nlaIS suppose Board per da. If less than 10 days,
81 50: over 10 days. 81 Is.
Il. Z. BLACKSTONE Nj. D. Proprietor
EnEsTowN L. o.. MD. ie30-lm'
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i. J; & q r CRUMP, of the ColonnadeA
Hotel Philadelphia. T.. A. GILLETT. YEMH
Now perfectly adapted To requirements OF IEslEl
the best Class Of Seaside Visitors. An uneQualled
locatlon, large and airy rooms, entirely new and
handsome furniture, carefully selected servants
ard table OF particular excellence. Passenger ele-
Sator Electric bells. Music 10y Mark HAssler's
Orchestra The propretors invite your commands.
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limited STATES HOTEL.
~ THE LARGEST IN ATLANTIC n .
CITY, n. j., A2
ls now open for the season Of 1880. lS.
W. WHITNEY, Manager. THUS. CHASE Cxsfier
u. I. MORGAN, Musical Director
PERSONS desiring TO engsge rooms will address
BROWN d WOELPPER. Proprietors
VNHE HYGElA HOTEL, OLD POINT
Il CoMfCkT, VA, situated loo yards "A N
pom Fort Monroe. Open all the year. No 81
Equal to any hotel In the United States a. lksrx
. summer Resort or Gold Weather Sanitarfum.
Send for circular describing hygienic advantages,
&C. HARRISON PH0EBUs,
mvIl-om Proprietor.
lOR ID N'0 WHITE SULPHUR
q SPRINGS, ~ miles northeast Of Win AAA
chester and u miles southeast of Steph- NJ
snson's Depot ?; O.. Fredsriek o.. We. t;
month Of % days. Children and servant. half
Tickets. GOOD until Slst October. from al promi-
nent points. q reduced rates Circulars at Star
Office. 3. O. JORDAN. spS0-Sm
n0URLING GAP. Pa, WHITE SUI
JPHUR and CBALYBEATEB SPRINGS. A-A
Opens june l6. Rare mountain retrest
Terms very moderate Excursion tickets, lks
address ]. ". WHEELER & CO., NewviIle Our5-
oeriand county. Pa. Circulars ct the Star oface.
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WHITE DUCK VEST
AT COST.
W. D. TEEL,
tyi7 9SJ PennsYlvanfa ave.
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SEASON OF 1850.
STOCKTON HOTEL A.A
CAPEMAY, N. j.
tel. Philadelphia, Sup't and General Manager
OPENS JUNE l9.
Music by Hassler's Celebrated Orchestra SIMON
HASSLER, Leader.
NoTE.-Our patrons have the use Of Passenger
Elevator, and each room liz supplied with Electric
Bells. ~ lei Or ~
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COBB'S ISLAND, VA.
SURF BATHING, FISHING, SNIPE SHOOTING.
This Hotel is reopened for the RECEPTION Of visi-
tors Terms 81 per day. Sl2 per week. AaA
Route from Norfolk or Old Point PER G3@I
steamer Banks TO Cherry Stone every Monday
wednesday and Friday. For information address
1e26-lm SPADY COBB, froprie.ors.
~ Scenery good Table Shade, &C. Nod. !.
mosquitos. Address CLIFTON HOUSE, HEM0
Clifton, Fairfax CO., Va. Circulars at Star Al.ht
Office. te5Sin1
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SrOsERs Of SECONDHAND OLOTHINg.
cash prces from q9s Rpasss &C. can get the
ave Prompt attention win be given H. o M9 d
person or by mail. w eA'oa W o1ue.s ~
, 1880-05-11

ccnyonttena by riot, who don't 60 lnto a
urRanze,Ml g. Mthair,nan ,thpplausol, Iot thes'l say
ylstfor Tut sI'nys!,tl9n which holds II tltle hy
gaai2ea 4 p'atcs md pursuant u tho iaagos us
gu1 purity. lApplnllso.l tlnnttcnto1,, nin 1T
faSn faSnF IF yIe!lnR noihinR but filling tho f,iIl
BILL. .,tApplAMhe sulat cr!cs Ut "Thats right
1,eesGlc as'cEat!on: tGrics Of , ..l',als riaht;l
workshops, TINT roprrsuilt tho hn,lcsty, tho
pence, ths, order, md tho liberty ot this
.rle,lw We hayo tothinE 70 do in,t u au!ot1lusa
nnd III Orstnr 70 setrGt our dcleEutos; dn luRt
Whit my set OF men wnuld lu who nte d!spus-
soasttl md driven NIT of ulntr meeting by riot,
-rotro whoru taleru Ia Y,n riot, uNvu thu r!otnra
ii poeso.sisn Of thu deld which they is,rciliy
order. .Gentiotnpn, wn, havo gut u FUR CoMyon;;
OF nothing. Let ua ~ tkpro with u full aclegll-
tion,-notto pull ai,y man dawn, not not to t!Knt
ctii 10 honrt.-btit III peace. orilor, md l1ict-
nosa prcsont our clAIn,s. and bcstovo uInt whom
you shnlt hgnr from tho ycutnnnry Of illinois,
1he peoplU who represent 1.-the delegation we
select will bc rCcelyod nnd tho rlot9EB rejected.
FurpAt lpplnuap,l .
, 1880-05-11

u tfls Cook County Con5ve5rltGtosna irGtsa; the
Conyfnt"n ,hn,, to .;s, nset at I'll pRcc Mm
mcn. tho Cook Ctn,l,ty Conyrnt,on Then, Rgnt".
ol taa City Of Chicago G'c%n Dill ~, NIT
s, ,'ne5xsnIss, ne' @ as as'is FsrxoS !.
e1rsa sr sv e au;ar1'nS7 s1n7
po1Iee, tho ncsto who shaii bead ttass tsn,n q %
s.t 9s 4, ~ aafa!es ss% ss"Si'a,s %,
dlrstiy whi the prnecties;ts ana ma Tne = 1t
Gr 'o,Ip patt{ ~ W. & s1iI nnko 10 mstafs u q
rrccet'cn.s and IL trniitlons. tsaS yo1 70 i4
f1 tsls yon '1e il rIrSt an'1 Maat IT. yo%i dRnss,
will mako no lntatakes. TApplauu.eHNo Alu Hod {oq
whe.i YOU no down to tho Stats CSnrS11,, ana
nrrln81nlt,, prlns!1g With you tho crelention1,
@ 's Gen civ spaSsansd sSsHs1sd
Sthto who nre fnr Hrnnt md aro srs,ns.t t kreas
'zsd .sd fsu y. VII Eu1yorze organssHsannn'
ase 9y Gsssf' Il " MprsSs syo sot Ss
by tho gods, nm in favor Of F" W, sad.
usISa Tue MAJORITY WITH ALI, TIL rrp. =.
PLIES. AA@A H.
kAPPANuSo AAo naA1tGI*t Inc tItuD has -.
euulG whe,i any organization OF rnvoitaos os yet
Eulyers, and ltsorgnnlzcrp car alx stsIn r.
tho c8ctitcficon Of !ltlnOs 10 aecp and sraIpoe
nnla US that would DO tutupud!ate tI,n fn.anace
citizen OF tho world, who Is our oft7en e'cPPsa2t Ps2t
pluusc.] Tho titno hls not yot onr1a ~ba., tAp"
pbllcnr convention, Rssetnblcd ike iii ss., Ae,
CONSULT Its fcars Or. With hostatino ia auuh
trembling lip, Or shrinking norvo hnld XIV %Hens.
instant from tho straight lfno open beinrn 4 o1e
u tn E!vo its cxprpssfon t, whit il Fnonn ~ !. u
tho Will Of tho Stnio Of Illinois at jarrc sna y pe
there s majority of 0rnnt mon In III cnns.n
tlun, seicct ntnety-two dc,oaatess soq{Sa. "a.
eo no dccon aor enoIoe nraas qRpaM,ss VIZ
would not Hivo q rye Btraw for a mnn ~;i!b !!
aocond ehote0. Tho man with f3rst nhn;"aa Mssa
worthless for hIa .secunl chniec, Ninotv.es-na Nitse
Delegates from Cook County sent by III .TS IN,
Convention now In exfstnute,-th1a ConSarvtaayy IVY
speaklng fur Grant tsrst, lust, md al thn tae
with sllch delegation you will find that IN H.
Ond choc1 will ever be called foF. w tVo;"s: ~
mNovur. novcr,'1 All thoro Is 0bout It |, yS fSs;
Without thrchts, without bullying Rafelv w;tb.s
tho precincts 1T tho party and what has 'is,n iaan
dono In tho days Of tho past, stand straight NJ
and 10 harm vii! come to you. Initiate IL" ~ ~
ampio OF our great lender. Wo sec In nnsass ~
before e,s.. Move Immediately on BIZ Susia! 1prf9!
| [Applause.1 "''A''
, 1880-05-11
BOGUS ELOQUDNCE.
ENFElY 4, STu1llts.


In GrtlCr to prevent my sudden cooling Of In
the Conventions" artlor, 1t hull ulr1nIy uc-
ul,rraI to two or throo OF tho workers TO drum up
Emery 4. stOrrs. II any l1lun III Chlcngo or Took
County could infuso spirit into thotn ho could
lie came. Then ho pr,G,,cGetl to Stir then. sIp.
put them lii Es,od huor, anl left thutn III taat
condition wlurO they thought protty well of
themselves. 1le applied tho sslGoncr aftor this
fashion;
lleMrred few lninutes sncc, gentlemen Of
this Convention, that tho chronic political ro-
yUlver (Grst lnuYhl, tho ohrou!e pnllticnl rUuc-
gNGG, tho b0lter Ut 1879 nI1l Ut Ni other y9Drs,-
intermediate and preceding yoArs,-tho pullt-
lcai dyHpept!c, tho Republican hystertc fsccond
lni,gh1, tho innn who ls with tho purity IN suti-
shlno lnd Ia unter tho bAnd.waKon In tho storm
third md heartlost lAuxh Ut Rll, cltchtng III It's
nature ultl prolonged for sevorpl tnlNutcsl, haSd
derldcd tbat thousands OF the Republicans pf
Cook County Bhull ho liafrAnelised, mud, III
oruUr to accomplish thAt purpose, huru rcsurtul
~ u scheme which tho rclorsncr In politics onty
adopts [sytnpathotl0 .1cersl.-the sehu1uo OF
tho tloMaxDs and the revolutionary. [Ap-
liausel Tho Republican party Of this city,
my fellow. citizens, has beun thrcAtonel, tps~
rorizcl, aul lrullied steadily for tho last
tlreo months. Tho tinlo has conc when the
Republicans, tho suro md steadfast neputllu-
ans of Cook County, uorhapa may hdfrightoned
IN tho future, but sluAl bo b,lllled ,to longer.
lApHl4uso,l Ihaya 9oyer boltos ths Republic.
wsya a saS 5 psSaeyd a II taS ssxS
always s!iall; Tho royutar Conyciltson Of
Gnok g; sCagnty. ruxulasay s,esl. % has heg.' e y
sni Is 1!ow s as4ainGieI s5so. iX vp!os: %Go'sl
es,olsyhg'l Tho Ka.harang at Frwull laa!l y III
~ ~. ssss ho 4 aee esa M
rIses {ptoisassa issxAts,l Z il IsEss IL Z:
tNlver IN polittds four 9old hour1 t0 dettrsI,lno
WIN kkult b1 lin HlkJut how 1R WILL II
, 1880-05-11

iir. Taylor-A point q order. The motion y
tho Convention passed resolution 70 oiS!da tno
sStSs onch has If, tno Oonypntion. Tho roll hae
6een tncl, md tho profere',ccs !en1nG.i: nl,d y
4 to- The Committso T. t. axg a tae
The chaIr-I don't ,.nderstand TINT hny such
action has been taken By the Comycntaon.,. ,,,
thn n minutes viii show Il.
The ChAir-1 don't rcco!lcot It.
on M .hnl 10 aivIdcG in psopnrion to tho NUN,
ief f II 1'a frIo',ds shoy hai ii tho Convention
dccguto-it Eas never put: mt:,..,.,,,ort,
our delegation. and he figures II Iitt!e Heicr-
ent!y. IIo makes tho G Gr,pGrtlon: Washbarnq
sns an sanmsns S'ss Ct si ss he s'5Bss @ ea
instructed to bring in delegation made UP In
that way.
M sc sohsof wsa et ses sho 81 ,o
report ntetnutes III tho sumo proportion.
a6o {o%s!t.ea thon vent ,nto e ths ante.r,on,.
potua n County Contral Committee:
Thsre was objection to doing tb's 80 tho as
Nens, which il run III tho Interest Of tho Logat!
sso ns e e'EbsSss 'bs ntS c1 t
rot OH q uhuir untl sAd he wNnted to tell tho
Delegates what thay wore. Thor ho rrnsi tle
Il fi ie r, proceedings @ % ot ,he Gonventioa 'osse
| Gy Hesing. The 1l,o#e tl!sgrncpfii Gonvcutlot!
sxs Gesxss sSxtins hi1se1 ha ss
H. Mr.. Conn, who wes out Of breath from rim;
Just come fru,n THO pNln,or IInnae. Tho b',ltsrs
hal .r9atIlzed at'' their pr.,ceedinEs Wgra tlIe
1issaasti ~ h'a eyer sSslt t III GeF1e: .
TTsaaac,os Ts u Ind beaa iiiis'i wi IL MSn vii, wurt
WIN n,1v titynI1icrlv tnk,tl It WIS Mt tho pNnC
, 1880-05-11
BOGUS NOMINEES.

THE nEjECFEU Df 1hE Fu1o1'- All
Long John got up aud aaId that wna' s,.Sy; muy
they wanted to do promptly. boldv, ua"5 Y y
There wuro nlnety.two men 10 bo elceteo ~ ~ ~
to Springfield, ma tho sooner they got " Wv
election bpfp1p tho swell mob came ~ ifoia w.
other ptaeo tho botter. II all tho ue1eSad sssss.d
wefp full he watlt4d nlnety-two fnea e'0''>s'
md no would not tGko nlnety-ane. .h~,s
lick ,ru.i,ill offered tho following WHICH ":
speedily adopted: a.. rootrsl
W,,xnEAs, Two years ago tho state atoa'sts,n. Csaa
Committee OF Illinois rst !natls tneensivproa tne by
nlent Of delegates to tho htato Ioh'V1e
Wistr4s, Tbs eall covering th!s oS99Sen1sa:: sassa:
y ac.tiSsi wit tS GU, ,9er g sdS tao st
'Wix,tKss, THO proeedont then a,e es,aSSsss 1s %Sss
should 10 o,r guide. Now. thotGioFs re =. nsa tha
method 0f seleotlug LeIes4tes Y. ~ tM' a that
Convention 70 tho StBie Convs,nIt.onmn -
time THY fG!ow!,z y saoa sMtrsi qGom,nitsoe *
1T to tiiviJe the County Of Cook int4 oanes d
districts In ordur to facilitate nc oust nnt theN
tho State Cnyonton. ana o. ,i,S y WI tbo tsleetloa
of f'sSt sSia T. daoVatos by .lo County coaYep':'
wv ght and u pEoposo s9o ;sts 4ss sas
FansSa s assstessh ast sssh ~ s hqys Sss 81
RaIo l ovury tu0 r9us clst ior =. n y, ss Or qyes,
mid sfoHld tberu 10 AZ e4tsa ds!sgiHss ssyua -
srvest tsact.oa sha b. sott e ILL., IL !.
Ialoyate which ruprsteMtIat2n, '15d Il, delrEaiess
!ws: Fitst ssna.HFIal4 n!sfhncs. seeoea ttntf,
I'LL. !fs, w5 p!s{rtSt i; s;s'1 IS sseaa . ~
Tff5; fip fIE psy,;tv!Isi q 4;i'i f1tas
lustsict. II: Eighth Ward, n'ii,r 4 IL III Tb!
fcsnth Wasl, Z; FouItsqnhth, W. ttiitss,tS II ward
Sixteenth. i; Eigistosnth scxsMsnt s,''nty Il als
s,fist y pe shoso@ by shs ,seept 1p.sss
s,y tayav wal shal aipo through tht!5
tho Delegates uhosen froa ~ hisnwsttlon. wsa "
ths eaa}y y 9onstp,a"I ,h9 stiiS ~ III ~
, 1880-05-11

tcst aroso thore a!n,lar TO tho ono that has tako
plnca here, and memnor nt2se 9na w
lnndp tho noMnnuon my ntfaIaaM f,,.ot,a 'Iv n,
tho CONSTITUTIONAL Convention Ni isss. " ."wt
t1p hccrctary OF Slhto Hns ~ ~. Ill.,, aac .,,
tiont to order, md. When no aaa M2ne an, c9h ~,
Lest tDnk place, ntn t"n muna1us. Nosu 49, ~ ~ ~
sntnc tinc md put n mom1tln1taon 1 men ~.
trcsucnt' noka "ttu H. uiSiI TrnsiIants stsin ftis
luur uhys W. INV mnm .,.f, ..tami thn .nnftnr. hit
NIX M L f,as 6cnn suxgcstnts, wo must lie propRrcd
fnr tnnao r1t,tIeulon, thnlIvh l havo no
,n,,ht '''oII fhat tho Convention ut Bprln8-
Hcia viii admit thu delegation that
fI,T nnicn of nnwer III tho Htntd nf Illinois, NO
III M ,,tI Il 4, ~ ,,,c NatinnIi Convention far
h hhnt w. v" ~. i.cI, @ in.nxs by our Mctlon, sa,d
whU viii i,n ibU Presidential nominee OF tho re-
TuhI,onI, Xiii " nnrty. Ihppinusej I nm satisfied,
rnifisn,r,i. that It will not be 0on. UlyKses s.
HHn,nf iHnpSanse,I
Mr. Tnvlnr-i Movo that committee of I'VE
to unpointed Il, prcpnro iii tho evidence Ut our
, 1880-05-11
BOGUS DELEGATEs.
A COLLECTION or CHEEKY cIkAe

Tho Committee on Credentials trooped IN ~
this point, and Robert r, Lincoln delivered II
report, profacing 1t with brief Statement "A
tho elect thnt tho Cominittoo had not rnnortsd
any delegations present where those delegations
had not reported to tho Committee, EcIth.r
hasl thoy attempted to fill anything which Il n,
shown to tpom was qlrcudy full. Whe,e hers
wna pTtafa facie ehse Of contest made, ind 10
opposition TO the contest, the le!eRates vcru ID
nltted. Tho delegates from tho Fifteenth Ward
and one town, he added, had remaInr1
Mt Farwell Hall to protest a1ntnst tho caty p,o-
ccedings, though, MS will aEpe1r from gaueo
at tho business Of tho regular Convention, thay
didn't protest or do anything Of tho sort. :; !,
Tho report, as n,Adc, dfda't entirely nlt
"Long" John, who once moro Strengthened
himself out and managed to get In tin defeated
Grant tickets from the Third Rul Fourth Warts
Tho oros 80 badly suited down lust gasufdty,
III like manner scycrn| Of tho country dEst1ie;s.
together with tho Elfteonth, 8lxtoontb, ind
Seventeenth Wards, were satisfactorily hxed up,
tho manufactured list OF delcgates-4o4o Of
whom wore not oven preaent-ttnnlly ahpvIngup
ah 9GloSs: u. The hos'!s chans 9re 1 u italics:
dseM rsIst TaeSo Mt'e JShn 'Is'G IUs Etao o. Il hs
Wilam Dat<r, J!I,ass j. ileaIy, chariss /. Easte.
socoM4 War.l-ltobert r. L!ncoln, William T.
HsS sSs Gsesss Wssey + 1s S2s ise i l. e Ws Wss
Tnrsl ward-0esrys Schneider, r. D. Arra4,,
& Il; G!o''g ;tftsc Slx''dng Ms.ry Says,s
rUnrih wnrl-1E. y. Brey.ou, o. R. Ksah E.
i,1 + gisatMg' M Il f. f.teri7g, f ht Ge e. odGb Ii ngAa ~
tI1,..ta, " nsmpster, p. =. LfrtTmo.t, p 4
:RIftR ;Mar.1-5ohq Tabor, Charles - 2: ssaoteef;;
Sixth WMrll-EOt represented. j. =: i
sosontl WMrl-Chasiss ". Woodmqn. Philip
Mus. Miles Kehoe, William 8. Powell, Lawrence
Eighth Eisghtf % Wnrd.-pt. 8. A. l,arnes John L. Aea.
ntnG, Fred Z. 1t!uie|e, RICHARD CHk, F4laa
Net. Ja'nes O. HYDE, 'pa4taM E. Quf's' l<ea
NintG Warl-Frcd Doernor, E. 4. Dlodgett l.
i. bend, II. ". Dybnll, John J: MontaEuu, sAra
fStsr War oefnH'X AlSeEt rls C. 4ss T. wh
John II. Cr,aver, junes i. kline, Georgia.
Juhuson;l, Thoxo in braekets, Rcmaaaed at faF.
xSsi WsSss Sset%s %srl1A%Hs l. sss g Ts'ssY %se1 ee'
STONE, Ju,nes 4: Hair, =. Nelson anSel, l,s.U s;G
stp;s Wa,4h II Wasusc9as Wtn r. II sapssa S9sss5: se
Isuren, =. K DOW, Janos II: ia!l, b. Il. Ailes; g.
y; s:ss aesie r. ae'fEs @ Il @nsef1Fs1 1s %|se ssi
Tairseenth @ nj tWSEu"J Waura@J: ii: ,lan.er 4. g ko
1 1;ettr H. 1e; r. r it. 4 sts.i M y, iv II d. h'''e =
Fourteenth Ward-A,jlst lje.vzose, JoAH go9e.
}"n n,pats at. "9 hG",sfs ,tS Ga'lH 'lnaaa t'a ~
F!ttesnth WNrl-K. &. L9,its. Johs 6, dsyss; Esan;
=. d. C.ak, X: Mtelu1clts, Jo''" q, DarssF o4sa's
11s'SSs s'xtso,ih II Il @sra@1. St,ieiup n. Fielder Ess 9n
J. b. Lsafe, Valsattns iiaIe, Joha i1e'axo@' Ar
s s;sS;SsstA s$ sss1y warf 4 ', & H't'% Ss % &c; 0'''
Eishtachth Wanl-Not represented. -. 49,,
i.aKa-T. afcCiesueV, Or: i. 4. C!amotf", t'a'
, 1880-05-11


Col. 6ehalrlcr offered tho following, which
WIS nttOptutl:
"Ie4oietd. Thnt tho Chairman of thia Convon-
ton Attnch 70 tho credentials list Of the nnHca
ut thu MenlJrs comprising this Convention,
showing tho Bs,lIe BY HnMltnrlAl districts"
CNl. 6Uhntlne.-The Washburnu uet, and tho
lIla!nc men Will hMye 70 nuke col!!nlDia tt!.lse
1Rntnst the cicny ut Springfield. 10th win BY
uttackesi ,lnwn thoro we haye appointed .
dolegItiou will llnyu to colu0 toguther Nnd talk
uyOr the inlttur unl
pjlEVAllr A rLAN or ACTION.
II will Da necessary for theM tn iue0t, and !
therefore InYEt9 tloll u tlo 10 at the Qraud Pn-
ellie to.!,iurrow tthls] nfternnou.
w0uld lusct ut his .oilcy, No. 1T Washington
Btreut, Ut III o'clock this morning.
Mr.. rurngtun-1 nlav0 that tho Convention
tuntler II vDiu ut thAilks to tho Chairman for tho
ilr,,css with which h. stoot ut his lnst, uIl for
tho ability hv has displayed III tho discharge Of
bis llut!cs. tChrUrB.
rhu lnntoh WIS unanimously agrGed To.
Tho Convention ti,0n adjourned.