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Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-18
A Needle in the abdomen.

NEW YORK, March 17.-The Charles street police reported an extraordinary occurrence this morning At 10 o'clock last night 8 drunken wretch staggered into the Charles street police station. He was nearly doubled up with severe pains in the stomach, and the sergeant at the desk had no sooner listened to his appeal for aid than he despatched mes seneer to St. Vincent's Hospital for an anbu- lance. It came, and the poor fellow who in g moment of comparative rest had said that his name was James Flanagan, that he wss forty
 years old and had no home, was taken to the hospital The doctors were inclined to think at first that the man was simply drunk and sore from beat ing which he had evidently received shortly before. His eyes were blackened and his face cut, but his grooming induced Dr. Burke, the house surgeon, to strip the
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A Valuable Lot within minutes walk Of Chapel A street; property has been sold for twice the the money this can be bought for quarter of mile further ou the street is paved and all sewer connec tions made to the lot horse cars pass every l2 ln
 MERWIN's REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
 Yna1o If 237 Chapel street.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Twenty Men Bnrfed Alive.

twenty NAen Bnf1cu AI1Ves
 PoTTsv1LLE, March 17.-At Hammond Col fiery, near Guardville, about o'clock ysstsr- day morning, just after the men had gone into the shaft to work, word reached the top that the gangways had cayed in and imprisoned about twenty miners. The men in the adja- cent breast came up as quickly as they could be hoisted, while others descended to the res- cue of their companions. After several hours work all of the men were released Martin MoDonald was fatally injured, but his com panions escaped with few bruises. The widest excitement prevailed for time, and hundreds of frantic men, women and children gathered about the mouth of the slope.
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Arranging for a Clever swtnduc.

CHICAGO, March 17-It was discovered to-day that some men have been having printed in this city certificates of stock in the Chicago and Cook Coun- ty Elevated Railway, capital $2,ooo, 900 with shares at $1O each, and were preparing to put them on the Eastern market As no elevated railway has succeeded in obtaining any franchise from the city Council, this is supposed to be a shrewd scheme to raise money. The matter has not yet been traced down and the men have disappeared before any arrests have been made.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-18

Maple Sugar and Syrup, INOR SALE, in large small quantities, at lowest IT prices.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-18

ARRIvED-MARCH IT. Sch Alice Scranton, Crowley, New York, iron to E s Wheeler & Co., Sch Signal, Dewick, New York, iron to N H & RR. Sch Baltimore, Slaterly, New York, iron to Y N H & HRR. Sch Sarah Babcock, Sidney, New York, iron 10 s Wheeler & So.
  Sch Sarah Iveus, Fingar, Nsw York, by E H Weaver.
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Michigan.
In,prfsoned In the Ice.

Imprisoned In the Ices
 DETROIT, March 17.-Steamer J. E. Paxton, now six days overdue, and which was sup posed to have been lost in Saginaw Bay, has been sighted fast in the ice ten miles of Sebewaring. Four men with sled and skif went out this morning to the rescue, and at ten o'clock had made about five miles. Human beings can be seen on board, but she evil dently has no fires up and is pinned fast. There is no open water in sight.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-18
Capital Notes.

WAsHNeToN, March 17. Among other nominations confirmed by the Senate to-day was that of l.. M. Hubbard to be postmaster at WRllingford, Conn.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-18

Governor Andrews has accepted the resignation of Lieutenant A. M. Johnson, of the Second company Governors Foot Guard.
 Miss Clotilde Kleeberg, of M.yence, Germany, who is deghting Parisian audiences by her wonderful skill pianist, is niece of Dr. Kleeberg of this city
 The following have been elected officers of the Adel phi Literary Association: President. E. Pnes; vice presid nt s. J. Metzgr; secretary, Louis Veil tress ursr, Charles Veil; trustees-T. zunder, s. J. Meg s, Rosenberg,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-18

under the internal revenue laws also $25 900 for de- hcences for internal revenue collectors An amend
 ent was offered appropriating nearly q, ,000 900 for deficiencies in pensions and discussion as to giving pensioners of the of 1S2 who were dropped for disloyalty the benefit of the act.
 Pending it's consideration the committee and the House, st 4.3O D. m., adjourned,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-18

WANTED
 1000 CLOTHES WIRING r.EIS to repair. A NAkPET Sweep4rs, Putting Machines, Richard ~ sons Original Little Washer The excelsior and Welcome Benc4 Wrl gers. Wriugers or all 1nds sold for cash, or weekly lnsall ents at the Bnske and House Furnishing stpre of GEO. D. LAMB, ihe WIinger Man, 199 Chapel street Call and see the large variety of Beautiful Granite Iron Ware Tea and Coffee Pots. ma9 u&w
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WANTED.

DYa gentleman well acquainted with business, kD situation m manufacturing other establish ment, where close attention business will insure moderate salary. Best references given. Address
 ma16t J. M. D., at this Office.
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EXPRESS STOCKS.
New York Produco market.

New York Produce Market.
 NEW YORK. March IT. COTToN-Dull; Uplands, 13 s-16; Orleans. IS 5-1s FLOUR-DulI; State A 75 @ $7 50; Ohio flour $6.750$7.75. wHEAr-Quiet; No. 2 Winter Red. May, s1.4sK Mo- Winter Red, April, $L45%@I 4S; No 1 White May, $l.ss@1 42ts; No. White April, q. .42a<@1 45 per bush. ooRN-Lnwer; Mixed Western, spot, 51Ka5s do futares, b395Txc. OATs-Dun State, 4706O Western, 45@4sc per bushe1. BEEF-Dull; New plain mess, s1O5o9s11.OO. PoRK-Dun old mess pork, S11 50 per bbl. LARD-Easier steam rendered, S76s. RHTTER-Firm; Ohio, 1s93Oc.; State, 2oa37c. per pound.
 WhlsKEY-Nominal; Western, s11o EUGAR-Firn. MOLASSES-Firm PETROLEUM-Steady. RTOE-Firm. OOFFEE-Dull. FREIGHTS-Firm SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-Firm at 50. EGsIN-Qui@t at $I 50955<. TALLOW--Dullat 6h.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-18

hrHA Brick dwelling house, No. IA Meadow rect; 4fn nine rooms, two psrlors and bedroom on first M1z- floor; city water and gas.
 H. L. & J. 8. CANNON, Insurance Agents, Chanel
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EOR RENT

tkA@ VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE, PLEASANT #iii Deighborhood; Il rooms, furnace and range. -ZktA Call 1t office of MANFILIE & CO.,,
 ma18 3t- Corner State and Court streets.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-18
City COurt-Criminal Side-Judge StOd-
The sIOO,oOO Will Case.
Personal.
CADOhn nhs Hovorpor A0dre1pa hoe aocaDfad fba ,

probability of a settlement of the Horton will c at Hartford was reported yesterday. There was consultation and an adjourDment of the court to u
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GAUDEFROY's Employ ment Office.

GN AS constantly on hand help suitable for priva ' A families well as for hotels, boarding house and rest urants Great attention is paid hy the pro- pretor of the establishment in the of girls women before sending them to h situation. Coun- try calls Of any distances promptly .IIended to.
 S314 Orange street, near Grown street
 iaII
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The Cattle Market.

WATERrowN, March 1.-The receipts for the past week were: Cattle S02 head sheep and lambs, 3402 choice, $7.25@750 per cwt. extra, s6.75a7 O. first quality $6.00@65O; second quality $50 @55O third @s170 milch and calves, 5000, $s5 6o@5O.oo; years old s12ssSs three ' years old % saSooSsso @ Western fat swine live, 6H @-c: g h.; North ern dressed hogs @-64c. E fb sheep and lambs in lots, s, s 80 s5@6.50 each; extra do s6 OOe SC 75, or t@s4e g ID Spring lambs 6s4@sc. g ID; veal calves, 4a6hc. per h.; Brighton hides 7Kc E b. Brighton taow 5@54c. g b; country hides, 797Ac D.; country tallow, 4A@4Hc. g 10. pelts, $l soc s % each sheared sheep, -(0--c; calf skins, --a 1216c. B ID lamb skins. -c.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-18
Houses and Lots EOR. SALE.

h6AA Houses Howard avenue, York street. EiiU I4eorge street. Liberty street, Orchard street, Ea1A Minor street, Westville, Fair Haven and East Haven. I2 lots with water front, the best lots in West Haven, is ths time to buy them. Lots Howard avenue, Kimberley avenue, etc., otc.
 Houses and Tenenlents to rent on Sylvan avenue Asslum street, George street, Minor street. Liberty Lafayette street, Prospect street, Uni Howe street.
 Money to loan on city property.
 ReRI Estate Office 49 Church Street, Room Hosdley Building. Of1ce open evenings.
 mal3 |. y. OOMSTOCK.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-18
FOR. RENT.

AMMM LARGE, pleasant House, corner Chapel and
 tiu Norton Htfeets on line of West Chapel street lAM cars. If required will be altered to suit two amiIies Rent low to desirable parties. Apply to
 mal6 eod2v CHAS. A, WHITE, 69 Church St.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-18
LOCAL NEWS.
The Court Record.

Superior Court Civil Side - Judge
 HOvey.
 The of Carr Hobson Clinton occupied the attention of the court during the entire day yesterday Court of Common PIeas-Judge Harri-
 som.
 Court cana in at 10 o'clock yesterday. There being no business for the jury they excused until Tues day, April 6.
 In the of Pterpont vs. Longden & Taylor ob- The evidence objected to showed thst there agreement between the parties to note that it given for the dover right in certain estate payee and that the defendants right their option surrender possession of the property be the note. It is claimed the defendants did der possession in pursuance of the agreement This case has been to the Superior Court question of the admission of evidence E. F. Arvine for plain tiff stoddard for defendants.
 City yCOurt-CriminaI Side-Judge StOd-
 dard,
 Mary Danihan, breach Of the peace, nolle prosequi Dennis Toole resisting Officer Nettleton, to March IS Frank F. Ksenan, breach of the peace against John Ryan, Sl fine and $6.OS costs; Augustus 0. Treyer breach of the peace against Officer Grant, $1 fine and $S 08 costs; Bernard Quinn, injury to Arthur B. Huuts property. $371 costs and thirty days in jall injury to property of Hiram Camp $13 Fl costs and thirty dass in jail Patrick Hurley, injury to Camps property, Sl371 costs thirty days jail same, injury to Hunts property, discharged.
 The SIOO,OOO Will Case. probability of a settlement of the Horton will case consultation and adjournment of the court to ttts morning.
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aovarnmsnt bonda cloaad ss fol1oua:

Government bonds closed as follows: D. s. 6s, 1881, coup. .105s New As, .106% New ss, coup. .103H us. new 4<s, coup. ..1O7K New 4s, reg .l05x D. 8. currency 6s....
 EXPRESS STOCKS. Adams. .... .I13X American 5eh WsIls Fargo oo...l0s l United ststes........ 49
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s. ". searle.

Surveyor and Civil Engineer, No. Conn. Savings Bank Building, o7 sl CHURCH STREET.
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I'M RENT

smsA HOUSE AND BARN in West Haven, corner Es;H Water and Main street, with acres of land EA also Fine Place 64 Lafayette street, with every modern convenience; also several other Rents of d- ferent kinds. Apply to W. 0. ARMSTRONG;,
 SfSte afa.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-18
FOR SALE.

AssA IN WEST HAVEN, the House, Barn (new), G with plenty of stable room, large and complete EssA hennery, known as the Ross place. Also with the house, a lot of acres of land, near by. Terms easy For further particulars, inquire of
 ". H. TALLMADGE, rna2 d&Rn Near Horse B. B. Barn, West Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-18
FOR RENT.

IT
 AssA THREE ROOMS, connected and very desirable, F;iN on Park street. A House on Beers street, EszA near Chapel, will bs completed about May 1st and rented low to responsible persons. Another in fine same location will offered sale rent June 1st. A. WHEELER.
 na6 If 115 Park Street.
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FOR REET.
For Sale or Exchange,

A BRICK SHOP on Bristol street, suitable
 ii for carriage wood worker, carpenter or cabinet lAklAL maker. Apply to
 mai cru. Tn, ,Sa3t G. K. WHITING.
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A GILT-EDGED INVESTMENT.
 Over 8 Per Cent. EAsA FOR SALE-A first-class House in frst-ciass @2 location; everything complete; pays st ths pres hazA ent low rent over s per cent. net, and will pay 10 per cent another year; if gold be had at figure that will demonstrate the fact Address ma17 St P. O. BOX 405 City.
 DISSOLUTION. NOTICE I5 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PART lN nership of HERMAN HEBERGER x ABRAHAM HEBERGER, doing business at No. 105 Court street. New Haven. Conn.,, is h-reby dissolved by mutual consent. The busneis wilt be carried on by Herman Heberger at the place, and who alone is author ized collect all due said firm and settle the accounts thereof.
 Dated at New Haven, this 18th day of March, A. D. 1880. HERMAN HEBERGER, maI8 St ABRAHAM HEBERGER.
 FLORIDA ORANGES. WYE shall receive, tomorrow, small lot repre- w sented very fine.
 ma1s E.E. HALL & SON.
 cI
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ALMANAC.

l MINIATURE ALMANAC. /. MARCH 1s sss s sa4: R..:s sGS sGS A1Ss s. sns. alrn war Dopartn't Weather Observations. Barometer. 2ssO5, so:o ops. so22s. Thsr@Ometer, as miles per hour, Il, 16, T. Weather, clear, fair ar Saear s deers Hszmgm velocity of Wind, IT miles per hour Sergt, Signal Corps, D. s. Army MARRIAGES. HYDE-BURDoN-In Brooklyn. New York, March llth, Theophilus Hyde of Waterbury. and Jennie, daughter ot William Burdon. Rev W Bsrnhart. Oliver H. Merwn of this ctty. @ and Ella A. Parish, of Syracuse, N. Y. DEATHS. oovEL1-rn Bridgeport, March 18th, Rev. J. s. Co., veil, aged s2 years and months CHAPMAN-In Hartford March 16th, Anna, wife of the late Daniel s. Chapman, sged s7 years: JENNINas.In this city, March I7th, Agnes , PRATT-in East Hartford, March 18th, Luther Pratt, aged 62 years.
 MARINE LIST. A FORT q, NEW H.vu. A
 ARR1vED-MARoH IT. Sch Alice Scranton, Crowley, New York, iron to E Sch Signal, Dewick, New York, iron to NH RR Sch Baltimore, slaterly, New York, iron to IN H Sch Sarah Babcook, Sidney, New York; iron to s Wheeler So.
 Sch Sarah R Ivens. Fingar, Nsw York, by H Weaver.
 MONEY TO LOAN,
 B. E. BALDwIN's, ma1s 3t' Real Estate Agency, 29s Chapel St. Soda Apparatus For Sale. ENoR SALE. at very reasonable price, soda E1 apparatus for making and selling soda; every
 MIR. J. MAILHoUsE. ma1s Ct No. 51 Union avenue.
 FOR RENT. &sHA FIRST FLOOR, five rooms, 40 Clark street. ksA1 FB FARNswoRTH, ma19 2ts At Foundry Audubon st., near Whitney ave.
 TO RENT. .sEsz BRICK HOUSE, No. 25 Fair street. ESE Wood Tenement, Mo- 19 Fair street: s3zA Enquire VIM. F: 0oBURN, ma18 6t1 Ooburn Co.'s, 195 State Street.
 FOR RENT. AeAA To American family (adults preferred) four EsN convenient rooms second floor, with psrt of kAAa attic and cellar; or instead, five first HUT O1 Sdu1o AOuse, SaS3 GUY 8nO we'll WaGer. ma18 2t- NO. 31 LYON STREET
 CHEAP RENT. A House 28 Munson street, near Winchester's Siu factory, containing 12 rooms; suitable for two ZaA families; rent SIS per month; possession iu1- JAMES B. SMITH, ms1S St 285 and 287 State Street.
 TO RENT. Asa BUILDING 257 CHAPEL STREET, SECOND HE and third stories; possession immediate; first sSs& floor, possession May 1st. Apply to
 ROBERT T. MERWIN,
 or by letter to E. l.. LINSLEY, mal8 3ts Stratford, Conn.
 FOR RENT. Aka& VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE, PLEASANT E9ii neighborhood; g Il rooms, furnace and range. MktA Call Tt ofdce of MANVILI & CO.,, ma1S 3t- Corner State and Court streets. Desirable Property For Sale. A Good House on Prank Street. A |" "Liberty !"
 "ColeRe
 Pearl
 "GiIl
 {" " e State t
 Also Good Building LOts. One on Whalley avenue one on Orange street, on Howard avenue. For particulars call B. L. LAMBERT,
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FOR RENT.

Store No. 100 Congress ave. :; also, tenement No. 5S Congress ave. Inquire of
 R. M. BURWELL.
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Ss%A THE large spacious room No. F, 270 Chapt EsJN street; high ceilings and roof lights; desgne E& and occupied by portrait painter for man years: will be placed in fine orci=r for permAner tenant Also, convenient, wellIghted double ofnc
 mh3u JOHN NORMAN, Room Il.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-15
SECOND EDITION
The Difference.
For the Gazette.

tu6 GtAZtlt6.
Mr.. EDIToR.-The old saying of
the Republicans some years ago,
that "a nomination is equal to an
election" applies to the candidates
nominated on Saturday. The vote
being nearly six thousand; while the
Republicans with dozens of double
carriages hauling drunken negroes
from poll to poll, could scarcely
muster four thousand in the county.
With such a result staring them in
the face, it is no wonder they have
no hope, and can we'll exclaim the
democratic nominations are equal
to an election" However we de-
sire to have something to amuse us
during the campaign, and will admit
that our majority will not be more
than EIGHT-HUNDRED in this coun-
ty. For the sake of the argument we
say this majority may be overcame
by the eminent speakers which they
will have to enlighten us. Mighty
truths will be told, and new stories
invented about the government 60
ing to destruction under democratic
rule; this the voters will understand
coming as it does from a party about
to be ousted from the control Of the
government. They ieel very shaky
over the nominations at Chicago,
and will feel more SO after the 22d
of this month, when the nomination
is made at Cincinnati. The people
will be given gentlemen whose char
acters are without stain, and in
whom the people can confide with
out any hesitancy. Compared with
those already nominated voters will
chose, and it will be honesty and
craftsmanship against bribe-takers,
and defiant office-holder kicked
out of office by their own party be-
cause of dishonesty and untitness.-
1t is strange how they can have the
brazer effrontery to come before the
people with such candidates tainted
and tarnished all over with dishonor.
The cry of 1.-THE Bloody Shirt" will
not answer. The characters of these
men are fresh in the minds of the
people, and 1 am satisfied they will
not be deceived in voting for such
men to rule this nation. We of
Delaware hope to have our gifted
son nominated on the 22d and with
Hon. Thos. F. Bayard as our stand
ard bearer there will be no doubt as
to the result in November. Honesty
always prevails over corruption.
DEMOCRAT.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-15

bers, but the frauds continued, being
backed by the Indian Bureau and tbe
head Of the Interior Department. The
Commissioners appealed to Grant in
vain. In 1872 proviso was clandes-
timely attached to the Indian bill through
the connivance of Delano and the job
bers, which deprived the Commissioners
of their power to supervise the accounts
before payment. Thus shorn of use
fulness, they struggled to prevent the
increasing corruption. 1t was vain,
Delano set aside their decisions and
their recommendation. An attempt
was made to repeal the proviso of 1872,
by which the frauds were made easy.
Garfield was prompt to resist it, and,
with the aid Of Ring attorneys on the
flooi, he succeeded in protecting the or
ganized robbery of the Indians, which
continued until finally Delano was
driven out.
Carrie d was one Of the visitin g
statesmen on John Sherman's staff at
stealing the vote of Louisiana. Sub
sequently, he was a member of the
Electoral Commission, and was Instru-
mental iD stealing the Presidency. He
deserves the support Of Hayes and the
Fraudulent Administration, and of all
who helped to consumm ate the lniguity
by which they got into office.
That he is venal, unprincipIed, dis
honest, has been often proved. Oakes
Ames convicted him of wilful prejury
in the Credit Mobilier job. Jay Gould
and his crew would own hin body and
soul If it we're possible to elect him Pres
ident. He is fit candidate for the
decay and fall of the Republican party
The daily gazette., 1880-06-15
General N evvs.

The President yesterday signed the
hin mgkipg appropriations for the pay
men. OF claims allowed by the Comm
issioner of Claims under the act OF May
3. 1871, and amendme nts thereto.
The Senate yesterday confirmed
James Lougstreet, OF Georgia, to be
NJ mister to Turkey, and George w.
Mathis, Collector OF Customs at Little
Egg Hsrbor, N. j. The vote on General
Longstreet's confirmation was 80 to 3.
Adjutant General Townsend,U. S. A,
will be placed on the Retired List to-
law, and will be succeeded by Resistant
Adiutant General Drum.
The report of the Court Of Inquiry in
the case of the Cadet Whitaker is still
in the hands of the Judge Advocate
General, and no action will be taken III
the matter until the papers have been
ira smitted to the Secretary OF War.
The members of the Arkansas Edi-
torial Association, were received by the
President and Mrs. Hayes at the White
House yesterday.
Ex-6overnor Hartranft, of Pennsyl'
yania, is to deliver the annual address
before the literary societies of Roanoke
College, Va, this evening. The exer
cises of the twenty seventh commence
ment OF the >ollege began on Saturday
1t is reported fiom West Point tha
the Academic Board has found Whitta
ker deficient in philosophy"
Matters were quiet al Leadville, Colo
rado, yesterday, the miners going tt
work without being molested.
A number of men deserted from tn
u. S. ship Tennessee in New Yor
harbor yesterday.
The army worms have appeared il
Northumberland county, Pa, and ar
continuing their ravages in B,rk
county. The farmers in sections OF tn
latter county will at once begin % CT
grass tor hay, fearing that if they della
they may lost 1t all.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-15

Total vote Tor Coroner, 5Sl4; Var
Nails majority over BARLEY, 199. Bart
ley leads Bradley eleven votes.
In the west precinct of the Seventh
ward N. Quigley received one vote for
Sheriff. Lynch's majority over all his
competitors is 649.
OF the vote for Sheriff the total was
1920 in Wilmington and 1921 in the
whole county. This is not full vote
by any means, but it exceeds that cast
by the Republicans at their nomina-
ton, which was 2910 in the city and
4702 in the county. On this occasion
the Republicans pojled every available
vote in Wilmington, but their totals
fall far behind those of Saturday.
After tabulating the returns, the
County Committee received letter
from Peter b. Huested, one of the de-
feated candidates for Sheriff, In which
he thanked the Committee for the faiv
and impartial selection of inspectors &c
hold the nomination election.
The resignation of Joseph l.. Carpen-
ter, Jr., as treasurer of the committee
was received and accepted. WIN. Her
bert, Esq, of New Castle, WAS unani-
mously chosen to fl II the vacancy
The Committee then adjourned, tc
meet in the Excelsior Club room, OIL
Thursday, July l, at O'Clock p. m.
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.
The city Republicans appointed th'
sollowiug CITY Executive Committee;
| Rirst Ward-J. X. Sutterley, L. j
| Bennett, b. II. Bye, G. II. Howard, vii
liam McLelland, Charles d. Agues, col
Second Ward-Leighton Grimes +
Paterson, j. IL. Hoffecker, Peter Brad
lev, Charles e. Sparks, William Burris
col. u
Lear, Samuel File, William Hickey,
Brack Starr, ID. II. Coyle.
Fourth Ward-A ID Vandever, Sam
uel q Mcintyre. James q Morrow
Henry Triggs. William l. Scott, ID /
Fifth Ward-Solomon Hersey, Chf
ford James, John q Haddock, Henr
Evans, John Dilahay, col, Joseph Prict
Sixth Ward-william Fl Foulk, Et
win q Moore, g b Underwood, Josep
II q Macy, John Miller, l. b Henr!
col.
Seventh ard-George W Tod
William Stout, p Mcdowell, Alexandt
Mason, Joseph II Domau, T j Talley.
/ Eighth Wa d-George Moore. JOSEF
Duffy, Thomas Burk, George Parade
William Rain, col, Frank Caldwell.
Ninth Ward--J l. Hawkins, Robe
Spence, Lawrence Fisher, Alfred E
chus, William IL Furrowh, col, Georl
Lewis.
Tenth Ward-D It Stewart, George
/, Leach, Samuel G TAzewell, John M
e Louenlin, Milton East wood, Willia
4 Rollins, Col.
: A meeting will be held on Wednesd
evening next at The Lincoln Cluo rooi
# for organization.