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8slnaEundI.
Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows TO.
night.
Hon. G.. H. Shepherd and n.ice, ao-
complained by Mrs. Alice htckard,S az
rived from Coral Hill to-day. : y
Among the arrivals this morning were
Messrs. Stonehill and MoTarnahan.
from Cherry Creek, who Will speak at
the Count Houssthis evening"
Rev. George Jennings will hold divine
services IN Granget Hall tomorrow at
the usnA hours. Sunday School at IL
O'Clock. Seats free. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Divine services at the Presbyterian
Church to morrow, morning aud even
ing. Sabbath School at IL: 30. Subject
in the morning. THE Christian Name"
IA the eventpS. ~The Great Struggle"
An are invited.
>. G. McTarnshsn, one Of the Presi-
Dental Electors from Nevada, and Major
Stonehill OF Virginia City, will address
the people this evening ut the Court
House Mt 7:30 O'Clock. Both are able
speakers. and ready to show cause for
She faith in theh.
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Photographic.

hurry Durham, the we'll known ar
list. reopened HIS gallery in this place
on Monday last. and will remain during
the next two weeks, at the ex-
pirntion Of which time he feturns
to California for the Winter. Persons
in this section WHO would secure elegant
and life like pictures should embrace
the opportunity, as IL will probably be
the last offered this season. Go to the
gallery and examine the beautiful
specimens Of Mr.. Dunhsm's skill.
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WHITE ROCK.
SalmaEundl.

=. The numerous friends Of Miss Alice
Griffith of Elko. regret to lose her. but
a marriage notice elsewhere proclaims
the inevitable. We congratulate you
Mr.. McNrilly.
There will be no preaching at Gran
ger Hall Sunday, as Mr.. Jennings
breaches at Tuscarora that day. The
Sunday School will meet at the Hall as
usual. All are invited.
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Dentistry.

DR.. +. G. Jessup. tho woll known
San Francisco dentist. has returned
from Tuscarora, and will remain in town
for one week only. All those requiring
the services OF a frst.class dentist,
should no, fail to call upon the Doctor
at his Office in the Depot Hotel imme-
distely.
ELKo, Oct. 30, 1880.
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Hotei. Arrivals,

Geo. Ogilyie, Lnmoille.
w. Bruno. Sau Francisco.
j. 4. Ralph. Toauo.
Captain Carr and wife, +. Hallcck
G.. II. Davis. Giloy.
j. ID. Rickard, Oregon.
j. NJ. Woodwork, Tuscarora.
A. NJ. McCulloch. do
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j. J. GITrecht, the well known pro-
Prictor OF the Hot Springs jns: below
town, died Of pneumonia at his resi-
Jenco at that place, NJ } o'clock this
morning, inter an illness OF only u few
days.
The deceased was ono Of our oldest
II most esteemed citizens. having been
engaged in business here since the or.
ganizaiion Of the county. and tho news
OF his death this morning. cast a gloom
over the entire community. Few men
ever enjoyed the advantage OF having
more friends and fewer enemies than
had Jake Garrccht in this community.
for the genial. generous nature OF the
man constantly increased the numbers
OF the former and diaarmed the letter.
In his death, this community has sus.
tanned the loss OF au upright, honorable
citizen, whose memory will remain
green in the hearts of relatives and
friends, long after his body shall have
mouldcrcd into dust.
Deceased WAS born AT ORer.bach. near
the town Of Landau. Bavaria, February
81, 1919, being at the time Of his death,
in the 30th year Of his ngc. Ho camc
to California with other members Of
his fathers family, who all settled in
Shasta in 1853.
He was Nh active member Of the OIL
Fellows Lodge there at that time; in
fact, one Of the fathers Of tho inslitu.
ton.
From Shasta he went 10 Idaho; from
Idaho to Nevada. In both localities he
was loved aud respected by all will,
whom no came in contact.
His funeral will take place Thursday.
Notice more in detail will appear In the
lsDi PENDENT o.morrow.
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Hotel

Thomas Parker, Cherry Crock.
Rob't Brooks. do
o.. Cohn, Eureka.
Murry Durham and wife, Oakland
O. Kroodor, HalIook.
John Mckee, Huntington.
". R~avenscroft, hound.
Joo Ross, do
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Republican majority on Electoral
ticket, 81; Daggett. "a; Beatty, g; May
hugh. "a Moore. 81; Paimen Al; Beard.
. iFiteh. !; Grant. s; Muudell. IL;
Warner, II; 2 ingston. 81: Reinhart, 4;
Catlin. 2li Harvey, 23S Hardesty. G,
Honeyman, 80.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sir Ashley Coopcr's vital Restora-

sir Ashley Coopcr's vital Restora-
i've
The great English remsdy-has made
more cures Of Nervous Debility. Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Mshhood, noctur-
hal emissions. iassittdo, Inability FOR
mental labor, dependency and such
diseases as aee induced by youthful
follies and excuses, than oil other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffer? Send to A. +. Mintie. NJ. D..
No. ii KoHrney street, San Francisco,
for the Restorative and be cured. Price
SO per bottle. Four Times the quantity
$40. Try a bottle. DR.. Mintie treats
all private diseases successfully with
out mercury.
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From Friday. D.ily,J


Az coon tsNhe oaAcid declaration =
made We will publish the result in Elko
county in detail. The following is n
list Of majorities Of the several eandi-
dates in the several distrtca. as we have
received them from various and reliable
sources:
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Hotel Arrivals.
J. b. Abel. Fort Halleok.

J.. b. Abel, Fort Halieok.
j. .Gheen, do
O. l.. Mayer. do
Dan Murphy, do
b. II. Barker, Reno.
W. II. Benuetts, Wells.
Dave Casper, do
]. Is. Moore, Ruby Valley.
A. @. Dawlcy, do
b. II, Sessions, Carson.
John Bettey, Tuscsrora.
]. 7. Rorkc. South Fork.
j. W. Payne, Meriaon, Con.
Robert Hartley, Spruce.
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stage Departures.

This morning-w. A. Walker. Emma
Larche. @. 4. Watson, II. Grunbaum;
hu. s,oll, Jake Epgler, j. II. Dennis,
W. AtwelI, j.. Il. Tolley and J., n.
Kelly.
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FREsH MADE LAID, hams and bacon
received weekly. L,rd, 10 bs. 81 75i
6 Ibs.. 90 cents. Mt Jackson's. mex. to
the Postonice.
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THE best quality Of Rhine Wines at
the Elko Bakery and Saloon, Reckhart
q Co.. Projectors.
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CHAMPAGNE Of the best quality and
brands. can DO had at Reckbart &
Froeiich's Saloon.
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Atnkc Arrivals.

Thia c~ysning--J. ). Campbell. Mrs.
Mcdonnell, J, 8. Mayhugh, ono Female
Celestial and one Johu.
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A LAnoE invoice Of Al Key West
Cigars just received at tho Gem
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CLOVER.

Republican majority on Electors. 6i
Dasgett. G; Beatty, Il Mayhugh, 81
Moore, o. Palmer, 1; Beard. 2; Ma.
lOunin. 3; Grant. {; Muudell. /; Daw-
ley. |; Kingston. !; R%einhart, 81 Cat
lin, 8; H.rrey. 8; Hardesty. POS Honey.
man, 20. s..-.-- u "a
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mo eAcn received Noese.
toAxo.
rRSpsbliSAh Eestoral tteksta Ne, Z
10 8; Cassidy 2; Belknap 2; Toby 2;
all the Democratic Legislative ticket 2
majority; Fitch. ie; Giblin 9; Mundsll
l6; Dawley 4; Dorsey 4, Muller Q;
symles 2; seyoe 2; Hardesty ei Honey
man 8.
TuscARoRA.
Republican electoral majority 9li Cas-
sidy A; Beatty z; Tolley so; Kelley Q
BAllinger 49, Besrd q; Fitch 24s votes;
Malouin 2iS. Conley CO; Gnnt's- maj.
80; Leichter 81; DaSley 80; Kingston
l26; Muller 81; Catlin &C; Harvey 80;
Campbell &c; Honeyman 45.
WILLS.
Democratic majority for Electors Q;
Cassidy 2; BeiknAp 4; Mayhush 5;
Moore Z; Balliuser 2; Beard l. Fitch
81; Malouniu "A. and Conley 8; Grant
majority IA; Mundell 80; Dawlsy l6;
Dorsey 10; Muller SO; Singles 10; Har-
vey 1; Hardesty &c; Honeyman AZ.
WHITE ROCK.
Democratic Electoral majority o; Cas-.
sidy 0; Belknap 8; Tolley 5; Kelly .;
Ballinger IL; McBarney 8; Fitch 90;
Giblin 5; Mandell 81; Dawley 10; Dor
sey Is; Muller IL; Singles IL; Scyoc 3;
Hardesty Is; Huntere.
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Fnx old cosu.c ., Rockhars b vtoei,
ich's.
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TAKE your watches. clocks and jeuolry
to Gerber. "The Matchmaker" u you
wish to have them repaired by an eI.
perienced workman. AL work war;
ranted.
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New Arrival.

Gerber Tho Matchmaker" has just
received the incest assortment of
Watches, Chains and Jswelry. ever be-.
fore brought to Elko. Go and SEQ
them.
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FSEsz Bread. pias and Cskts a. the
Elkc Bakery.
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Ixni rsrnfIh lhes> mills aud pumph eonn-
pictc, o. factory prtSss, aud thorough saith
faction ~giusntcea. Correspondence solleDtS
ed. Clreallrs and Price llst. promptly ~
v"'d'd' Asd'''' s'oSA.SeDs,.
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Advertised Letter List.
Sonp.

We understand that n sale Of the
Elko Mineral Soap Co. Is work. has been
made to n resident OF San Francisco,
and that work will be speedily econ.
menced; that a contract for hauling ore
from the mine bias been let.
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Stage Departures.
This morning-E. S. Yeates and Abe
Mayer.
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with exception Of GNhn and M1ndsil.
vho each receivsd1 ScsSs.
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CAMP HALLEcN

Democratic Electors 10; Cassidy IA
Belknap 20; Kelley IS; Bnllinger %;
McBurney 81 Fitch IL; Giblin 25;
Mundell 81; Dawley %; Dorsey So
Muller 81; Scyoc l9; Campbell /; Hun.
ter ~: Singles 81.
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4 straight Republican ticket Of 10,
National Republican., 1880-03-18
CITY NOTES.

Turkish baths at DR.. Shedd's, 903 L street,
near NINTH go cents.
The work of rchlling the old canal will be
commenced tomorrow, under the supervision
OF Captain Burrows
-Signor Libcrat, the celebrated cornetist,
will appear in n sacred concert at FOrd's Opera
House next Sunday afternoon.
Tho only Turkish bath in the city, 500 +
street, near judiciary Square. Best shampooer
this side of New York. Dr. Boyee.
Headquarters for disposal of secondhand
clothing, &c Call or address S. Guggenhoimer,
237 Seventh street southwest. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
The Natatorium, under the management
of X, l.. Odlum Co., Is now being put in first.
class condition for the oming season, and its
many patrons may look forward to q summer
OF pleasure.
Tho District Commissioners have ordered
the construction of brick culvcrt or bridge
over College Pond creek, crossing the canal
road northwest of Georgetown, in lieu of the
dilapidnted bridge now In use.
Turkish Russian and Sulphur Baths at
tho welllinown place, DR.. Shedds, 9O3 Z
street, near Ninth. The omiy reliable place in
the city for genuine baths. Shampooer of ten
years experience; no noyices in tho business
al this place.
Complaints having been made by the
Parking Commission, the District Commis.
sioners have takou measures TO prevent tho de.
vastntion of young trees in the northeastern
section Of the city by goats, The goats choose
Sunday for their raids, rs Mt that time tho
poundmaster and his assistants tako u hol.
day.
The inquest on the bodies of John Reilly
aud wife, who died together in their room in
Mr. Bin Holidays stable last Monday, was
Yesterday postposed until to-day Professor
Do Smcdt has not finished his chemical exam
ination of the contents Of the stomachs Of tho
deceased. Tho funeral will be in charge of
Hibornian Society, No. /.
Tho Columbia Amateur Journalists Asso.
citation at their twonty-soyenth regular semi
monthly meeting held last night, elected tho
following officers: President, Il. l.. Sebastian
yico-prosdent, Charles l., Pate; secretary,
William f. Merritt; treasurer, c, w. DWr
sorgeant'at-arms, J. D. Chollari parliament-
any reader, Q. II. Walleri official organ,
SOuhgTn Star
National Republican., 1880-03-18

Nd, ]. NJ. Brown; jefferson, Nd, J. Z. Maloy;
Frederick Circuit, jesse Shreevo aud A. d.
Murray; Howard, Md, A. w. Mather aud Il.
j. Smith; Wiliamsport, Md unsupplied; Har.
per's Ferry, Va, c. S. Amett; Middlcway, Va
w. A. Grouse; Cumberland, Md, A. b. Tread.
way; Rainsburg, Pa, A. j. Walter; Bedford,
Pa s. T. Ferguson; Concord, Pa, II. Bruncr;
Middlebrook Md, w. II. Stone.
Sub.district No. 6-Chairman, Francis
Brown Charleston, 8. G., +, Brown; Berkeley
A. f. Washington st. Johns, Baltimore, A.
Webster and T. II. Lewis First church,
Pittsburg, J. J. Murray; IIeathsvillo, Va, Il,
l.. Lewis; Montgomery, Ala, w. II. Graham;
Elitor Methodist Protestant, f. J. Drnkhousc (;
President Western Maryland College, J. T.
Ward suporannuatel, j. w. Evcrist, II. j.,
Day, ID. r. Ewcl, w. T. Dunn, Thomas Lee,
j. A. McFaden, j. II. Eiegood, J. Y. Atkins
and James Thompson left without appoint
ments at their own request, J. Clay, ii. G..
Cushing, ]. X. Nichols, f. Swentzc A. C..
Berriman aud G. y. Melvin.
The conference then, after devotional exer-
cises adjourned until the second Wednesday
in March, ISL.
National Republican., 1880-03-18
IN USE W ENIS.

National Theatre-"Aoross the Continent"
Oliver Doul Byron's famous play Across
the Continent" has lost none of its popularity,
judging from the enthusiasm with which it
is received nightly. The thrilling drama will
he played every night this wcok, with a mat
inee Saturday.
Ford's Opera House 80" Enchantmont."
This beautiful spectacle has charmed every
one who has seen 1t. There is II succession of
lovely aud dazzling scenes, aud all tho usual
accessories of flrst-class spectacular piece. 1t
will be continued every night this week.
The Fisk Jubilee Singers.
The final concert of the Fisk Jubilee Singers
will be given this evening at tho Congrega-
tional church. The singing of this troupe is
marvellous, and no one should fail to hear
them.
Theatre Coinique.
The excellent show ut the Comique Is at
tracing crowded houses every night, greatly
to tho delight of Denny O'Ncill. who preslcs
at the box office. Every one says it is the best
over given at this bijou theatre.
The McGlbenys.
Tho McGibncy family will appear at matt.
nee concert at the Foundry church at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon.
The AthenDum Clubs Concert.
One of the most enjoyable entertainments Of
the amusement season was given last evening
at tho Congregational church by the Athe-
nGum Club, the attractions being tho Peabody
Orchestra, of Baltimore, led by Asger Ham
erik and Madame Julia Rive.King, the emil
| neut pianist Tie church was filled with n
fashionable audience, who testified their appre-
citation Of the musical treat by liberal APP
plause. Madame Rive.King established her
self MS primo favorte after q splcndidly exc
cutcd solo on the piano, being transcription
by herself of one Of Bartholdys gems. At tho
conclusion of it tho audience persisted in re-
calling her, to which she responded with an
other composition, which showed her TO bo a
thorough mistress of the instrument. The
following programme was carried out:
Fourth Morse Suit, ID major Hamerik: On
the Ocean, In the style of Folk-Song, Mer-
maids Dance, Love Song, Toward the Shore
Peabody Orchestra; "Andnnte and Rondo,'
from tho voin-concerto, Madame Julia Rive
King; "Raid of the Vikings, overture to q
Morse drama, Peabody Orchestra; Hungarian
Rhapsody, @ sharp minor, Madame Julia Rive
King; Loonora, overture, major, Peabody
Orchestra.
National Republican., 1880-03-18
GEORGEToWN NEWS.

The sudden death by apoplexy Of Professor
Henry Louis Pcribeau last Tuesday ov' ming
at his residence on High street. will be sad
news to the many people with whom ho was
acquainted The professor was apparently In
good health only few hours prior TO his
death. Ho was discovered in tho morning
lying ON his bed and hid evidently had several
severe hemorrlagcs, but gave no 81 gns during
the night of the unfortunate occurrence.
After certificate of death by apoplcxy had
been given by tho coroner, tho remains were
removed to Mr. Joseph F. Birch's, tho under
taker, and prepared for intormont, The dc.
ceased was u member of Centennial Lodge
No. Ii, +. A. NJ, and his funeral will probably
bo held under their auspiCio5. Professor
Pcribeau was born in Mcn;Z Germany, fifty
three years ago, aud is of French gin. Az an
carly age he loft his native soil and passed over
into Algiers, where for considerable period
he figured rs tho leader of an Algerian band of
musicians After passing through many vi
cissitudes ho emigrated to this country in
about his twonty-ffth year. In Baltimore,
Boston, Washington, Chicago Milwaukee
and other cities ho successfully pliod
his avoca,ion of music teacher, aud has
for the past six years made this city his
home. The deceased was highly educated, be-
ing thoroughly familiar with tho Latin Crock,
French, German, Italian and Spanish lam
gnagos. lIo studied medicine, and at one
time practiccj the art in the city of Baltimore
His reputation rs musician and composer is
too we'll known to require any further men
tion here. Some years ago he held the position
OF organst AZ st. Matthew'S, All Souls and the
Wcst-street Prosby terian churches. The father
of the deceased is still living, aud resides in
Boston. His family, consisting of q wife and
several children, arc living in the city of New
York.
The West End Hotel will be closed on the
first OF tho month, unless arrangements can DO
effected whereby it may bo rented. Tho pro-
prietor is desirous of dispOsing of the immense
white elephant IN order to return tn his New
Jersey home, where he will find the climate
more favorable to his health.
Several boats arc reported as arriving per
canal with cargocs of corn. Tho canal will be
lush with boats Gro long.
National Republican., 1880-03-18
The Troubles Between Two Georgct
Men aud n Maryland ShsrIr,

The Troubles Between Two Georgetown
Men nmd n Maryland sheri6.
Deputy Sheriff L. NJ Southcrland, of ChH"lcs
county, Md, arrived here yesterday with u
requistion from the Governor for Joseph Iar-
per, j. Il. Donaldson, Joseph Elms, Charles +.
Burch aud Joshua Rced. Accompanying tho
rcquistion WAS the deposition Of Samuel Rye
aud Thomas l.. Twiford, of Port Tobacco to
the effect that tho first parties camc to that
place on March 13 last aud took "A boat named
Julia, valued at $780, aud fishing seine,
valued at $780, the property OF Sheriff George
A. Wade, aud absconded with it to this Dis.
trict. Tho accused, who are all residents
of Georgetown, were arrested and turned
over to tho marshal. Later Messrs.
Carrington aud Williamson wCro re-
tanned as counsel and filed petition to
Justice James for n writ of habeas corpus. In
it they set forth that the boat and seine arc
the property of J. q. Harper, ana both arc
now in Georgetown; that they have not COM
mitted any olIense, but if they must stand
trial they nsk that it take place here (Which
the law permits), where they all reside They
assert that they arc in Maryland, and by hav.
ing hearing here they will be among
friends and suffer less expense. The
writ was granted, returnablo ut 10
o'clock this morning, and the parties gav0
bail in the sum OF $500 for thoir appearance.
Joseph Harper, ono Of the accused who is n
policeman doing duty in Georgetown, made
the following statement to u representative of
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN:
1t Is my boat and net, aud pay licerse for
it. 1t was run down there Port Tobacco) last
year by Captain Walker, who fished the scue
aud this year BY Captain Reed. On the 4th of
March Captain Rped was arrested at Port To-
bicco charged with violating the law govern
| ing fishing in that locality, aud fined S6.35,
| which was paid. The sheriff aud his deputy
and two inIOrmers, the samo that made this
affidavit against me- took the boat and pulled
it ashore, and said that they would Confiscate
and sell it. | wanted them to sell 1t then, but
they would not, and said they would sell it on
March 18th. l offered to pay all expenses, tho
sheriff for his time and trouble and get out
another license If necessary, although took
out one March "a, 1879, for one year. My offer
was not accepted. l then went to the squire
to give security. lie started at low figure,
but kept raising until he reached $780, and
then wanted the cash left in his hands. / did
not have that TO give so came away. went
down last Saturday, March 9Th, with these
men, aud in the day time took tho boat and
brought it to Georgetown. II is mine and l
! hoyp n RIGHT IN IL
National Republican., 1880-03-18
Operations OF tho uealth Omoe.

The following is Health.O Officer Townshend's
report Of tho operations of his office for the
week ending March IA, 1880: Nuisances re-
ported, 395; referred As; abated, 5I5 referred
to Commissioners. /; official notices ssued 34
citizens complaints, 10; deaths from all
causes reported, 80; burials at public expense
l2; tons OF garbage removed, Ill; dead ani.
mails removed, 80. Marine products iu-
spected-7,175 bushels oysters, 1881 bunches
fish, To- 100 clans, l7,i09 crabs, AZ terrapins,
2s0 shad. Marine products condomned-16O
clams 90 crabs, IL punches fish. Unwhole
some food condcmued-2l3 pounds beof 25
pounds veal, 9I pounds mutton, 81 pounds
pork, lS pounds sausage, 15 ducks, l turkey,
IL chickens, 90 cabbages, 55 pecks kale, 8
pccks spinach, IS pecks potatoes, pocks
parsnips, calves, 8 pecks onions, 80 pccks
turnips 81 dozen bananas, 10 bunchcs rad
ishes, ~ bushels apples, 20 squashes, 22O
pounds hulibut, bushels miscellaneous vege-
tables. Report of physicians to the poor-230
patients wero treated of which "A were white
aud l55 colored; pos visits were made and
II Office consultations heidi Al orders for food
We're issued to sick poor persons.
National Republican., 1880-03-18
straws Among the Boys.

vote, which will show how the boys feel
about it, if 1t has no other meaning, was taken
In the boys High School Of tho District Tho
first vote taken was to get an expression OF
their views of the probabilities Of the two
National Conycu tnins and it stood MS follows;
Republican For President: Grant, 3S;
Blaine, II; sherman. 2. For Vicc-P President;
Blaine, Is; Sherman, TO- Wheeler g. Garfield,
6; Cameron, 2; Wsshburne, Il Burnside l.
Settle l.
Democntic--For President; Tilden, 30;
Seymour, III Hancock .; Hendricks, 9; Hump
ton, /; Bayard, ]. For Vice-Prcsident: Hem
driaks, II; Thurman, ); Seymour, .; Hancock
4; Randall, 3; Buyurd, Il Fiold, l; Stewart. Il
b. f. Butlor, !,
The vote on the choice of the boys among
all the candidates stood Us follows; For Pres
ident Grant %; Blaine, is; sherman, ]; Sey'
mour, G; Tildeu, 3; Bayard, /: Thurman, l, and
the Grccnback candidate /. For Vicc'Presi'
dent: Blaine T; Garfield, /; Wheeler, A. Sher.
man. 3; burnside, .; Washburne, 9; Hendricks,
3, Bayard 3; Randall, l, and Gordon, l.